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• Pelosi Would Become President If Election Results Are Not Certified, Says Law Professor
• Caravans of Armed Thieves Are Targeting Oakland Businesses, Police Chief Warns
• Parents, Teachers March to Protest Proposed East Bay School Closures
• Latino Voters Wield Increasing Influence on Campaigns
• Police Investigating Hate Crime At Beverly Hills Restaurant That Left Employees With Minor Injuries
• Pandemic Prompts Changes To Home Design
• 2 Sentenced For Large Marijuana Grow In Shasta-Trinity National Forest
• Signal Hill House Damaged After Natural Gas Explosion; Minor Injuries Reported
• Woman Moves Into Dog Shelter To Help Pit Bull Mix Who Had Been There Nearly 2 Years
• Savvy Sellers Capitalize On Record High Home Prices, Record Low Inventory In Denver
• 'The Truth Will Be Revealed': Local Trump Supporters Hold Onto Hope For Electoral College Win
• Reintroducing Gray Wolves: Colorado Parks And Wildlife Wants Input From Residents
• 'These Votes Are In No Way Illegal': Local Biden Supporters Criticize Trump's Speech Calling It Divisive
• Man Protesting In Nevada City Tree Makes Deal With PG&E, Returns To Ground
• Juvenile Hurt By Fleeing Theft Suspects In Roseville
• Jails & Prisons Among Many Active COVID-19 Outbreak Sites In Colorado
• Deadly Crash: Bus Stolen In Aurora Collides With 2 Other Vehicles In Black Forest
• Ventura PD Officer Fatally Shoots Suspect After Pursuit Ends
• Berkeley Schools Get Green Light to Reopen Next Week
• Undermanned 49ers Fall to Rodgers-Led Packers 34-17
• 2020 Election Live Updates: New Results Show Razor-Thin Race For The White House
• Chicago Weather: Warm And Bright
• 3 Patients, All Fighting To Stay Alive, Have Also Fought To Keep Intensive Nursing Care After Insurance Companies Took It Away
• Raiders Fined, Docked Draft Pick for COVID Violations
• Illinoisans Are Being Ordered To Return Unemployment Overpayments Caused By State's Mistakes; State Rep. Is Seeking To Stop It From Happening
• More Chicago Restaurants, Bars Going Out Of Business Amid COVID-19 Restrictions, Say City Hospitality Grant Won't Be Enough
• 'Organization Of Second Chances': Formerly Incarcerated Man Now Helping Others Get Back On Their Feet
• COVID-19 In Colorado: Urban And Rural Hospitals Work Together To Avoid Capacity Issues
• Gophers, Illini Square Off Looking For First Win Of Season
• 'We Could See More Layoffs': Restaurant Owners Want Baker To Change New Rules
• Boarded-Up Buildings, Heavy Police Presence As Boston Awaits Election Results
• 'I Got Something For Him Sunday': Griffen Irked After Vikings Coach Called Him 'Good Player'
• 2 Injured In Shooting On Fleming Avenue
• Election 2020: Trump Falsely Claims Victory And Also Claims Election Is Being Stolen From Him
• Newly-Released Video Documents Waukegan Officer Dante Salinas' Remarks After He Shot And Killed Marcellis Stinnette
• Gov. Murphy Sounds Alarm In New Jersey, Says Restrictions Could Come Soon If COVID-19 Positivity Rate Doesn't Come Down
• Rodgers Leads Packers Past Undermanned 49ers, 34-17
• Connecticut Residents Urged To Stay At Home At Night As COVID-19 Cases Grow
• Police Investigating Port-A-Potty Explosion In Lawrenceville
• Police Searching For Black Infiniti Following Brooklyn Hit-And-Run That Left Man With Multiple Injuries
• Maryland Prepared For Fall Surge In COVID-19 Cases As New Cases Reach Highest Level In Months, Gov. Hogan Says
• Riverside Surpasses 70K COVID-19 Cases, San Bernardino Surpasses 67K
• Nancy Pelosi Could Become President Should Election Remain Uncertified By Deadline, Law Prof Says
• Small Turkeys In High Demand As Families Scale Down Thanksgiving In Pandemic
• Loveland Ski Resort Delays Opening, Citing Weather
• Boxer Gervonta Davis Involved In Hit-And-Run Accident In Baltimore, Source Says
• Chester Police Searching For Man Wanted In Connection To Homicide In Area Of Days Inn Parking Lot
• Police: Woman Shot While Sitting In Her Car In NE Baltimore Thursday Night
• Dallas College El Centro Campus Police Officer Shot In Downtown Dallas
• 'Save What Little Dignity You Have Left': Baltimore Mayor-Elect Brandon Scott Calls Out President Trump For Vote Count Disputes
• Pritzker Says Madigan Should Leave As Head Of Illinois Democratic Party
• Junior League's Holiday Mart Goes Virtual, Runs Longer
• Philly Mail-in Ballot Counting Continues After Stopped For Short Time As President Trump Holds Slim Lead In Pennsylvania
• Orioles Outfielder Trey Mancini Back In The Batting Cage
• Trailers Sent To El Paso To Handle Possible Coronavirus Death Surge
• Bed Bath & Beyond To Scale Back On Its Well Known Coupons
• Do Recounts Historically Alter The Outcome Of A Race? Good Question
• President Trump Falsely Claims Democrats Are Trying To 'Steal The Election'
• OC Reports 271 New COVID-19 Cases, 3 Deaths
• Tensions Brewing Outside Pennsylvania Convention Center Between Biden, Trump Supporters As Vote Count Continues
• With Minnesota COVID Cases Soaring, Will State Officials Dial Back Again?
• Why Do Owl-Lovers Across The Country Travel To A Small Southern Minnesota Town?
• Maryland Sociology Professor Says People Must 'Aim To Understand The Other Side' In Order To Unify Amid Political Divide
• Election 2020: Ballot Proposals Passed In Michigan
• State Secretary Kathy Boockvar: Pa. In The 'Homestretch' But Hundreds Of Thousands Uncounted Ballots Remain
• Cherry Creek School District Will Move To Remote Learning Next Week
• Election 2020: Congressional House Races From Michigan
• Pa. State Police Cancel Amber Alert For Two Children Abducted In New York
• Detectives Investigating Murder Of Bensalem Chiropractor Found Dead Inside Home
• Preparing For Fire and Ice: Fire Warning Issued Ahead Of Possible Snowstorm In The Sierra
• Calif. Voters Not In Favor Of Allowing Some 17-Year-Olds To Vote
• Virtual Job Fairs To Be Held Next Week For People Interested In Forest Service Jobs In Colorado
• Rocklin Teachers Association Files Lawsuit Against District
• Cyberbullying Concerns Grow As Kids Spend More Time Online During COVID Pandemic
• LA County Reports 2,065 New COVID-19 Cases, 25 Deaths
• Pennsylvania Men Charged For Allegedly Calling In Bomb Threat To Get Out Of Urine Test
• Home Depot Looking To Hire Hundreds In LA Area
• Despite Leaning Left, California Voters Reject Split Roll, Affirmative Action Measures; Back Prop. 22
• Proposition 18, Changing The Voting Age, Fails
• Paulo Virgen Mendoza Pleads Guilty To Killing Newman Officer Ronil Singh
• 2020 Election Live Updates From CBS News: New Results Show Razor-Thin Race For The White House
• Man In Stable Condition After Being Shot While Driving, Pittsburgh Police Say
• CDOT Reports 1,398 DUI Arrests During Fall Enforcement
• Penn State Looks To End Bumpy Start As Maryland Visits
• Coast Guard Rescues 2 Fishermen Drifting On Life Raft 34 Miles Off New Jersey Coast
• Man Accused Of Fentanyl Possession, Assaulting Officer
• A Purple Placer? Historically Red County Flips Blue For Biden
• Aurora Offering $5 Million In Grants To Local Businesses And Nonprofits Impacted By COVID-19
• Forests Remain Closed Through Saturday East Of Continental Divide
• Simi Valley Businesses Given Green Light To Call Police On Customers Who Refuse To Wear Face Masks
• NYPD Says Outside Agitators Again Infiltrate Peaceful Protests, More Arrests Made Thursday Night In Manhattan
• Small Texas City Leads The Way In Local COVID-19 Antibody Prevalence Testing
• Chilling 911 Call Reveals Moments Before Police Shoot And Kill Stabbing Suspect
• As The Nation Awaits Final Presidential Election Results, Congress Slowly Takes Shape
• Reopening: Monterey County Could Emerge From Most-Restrictive Purple Tier Next Week
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Both campaigns keep up pleas for donations
• OC Registrar Says It Could Be Weeks Before Election Results Available
• 87% Of Maryland's Mail-In Ballots Have Been Received; Nearly 600K Left To Count, Officials Say
• Former Pa. Governor Tom Ridge Critical Of President Donald Trump Following White House Remarks
• Man Shot Under Loop 'L' Tracks At Clark And Van Buren
• Support Growing To Mail All Ballots In California Elections
• Most San Francisco Supervisor Races Confirmed, At Least One Too Close To Call
• Labor Board Denies Chicago Teachers Union's Request For Injunction Against CPS' Reopening Plan
• University Of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Begins Work On New Campus In Aberdeen
• Denver Weather: More Warm Temperature Records Fall Before Weekend Storm
• Oil Spill Off Delaware Coast No Longer Affecting Maryland Beaches, Officials Say
• Santa Clara County Voter Turnout Set To Exceed Record From 2008
• NH Governor Says No New Restrictions On Tap As Virus Cases Rise
• Some Facilities Run Low On Rapid COVID-19 Tests
• Gov. Hogan Says There's 'No Defense' For Trump's Comments 'Undermining Our Democratic Process'
• With Election Results Still Coming In, Anxiety On The Rise
• Man Seriously Injured In Shooting In East Baltimore, Police Say
• Union Station Homeless Services Seeks Turkey Donations For Thanksgiving Meals
• 'A Lot Of People Will Be Out There': Warmer Than Average Deer Hunting Opener Ahead
• Fayette Co. Election Bureau Says Ballots Marked With Sharpies Will Count After False Rumors Go Viral
• Police Seek Identity Of Man Accused Of Burglarizing Exxon Gas Station In White Marsh
• Protest erupts in Arizona as ballot counting continues
• New York City Monitoring Coronavirus Uptick In 2 Staten Island Zip Codes
• Can Illinois Unemployment System Handle Another Surge, Especially With Some People Already Left High And Dry, And Desperate, For Months?
• Glendale Police Cancel Medina Alert After Body Found In Burned Car
• Westmoreland County Finishes Counting In-Person Votes; A Couple Thousand Mail-In Ballots Remain
• Dr. Max Gomez: Super-Powerful COVID-19 Treatment Derived From Llamas May Be Game-Changer
• Bay Area Crab Fishermen Face Latest Challenge With Delay Of Season's Start
• 'Virus Ball' Brings Morris County Neighborhood Together For Socially Distanced Fun
• 2 Sentenced For 8,600 Plant Marijuana Grow In Shasta-Trinity National Forest
• SpaceX launches third-generation GPS navigation satellite
• Quest For COVID-19 Vaccine Enters Final Phase At Minnesota's Allina Health
• COVID-19 Remains A Major Problem In The Bronx As Residents Turn Eyes To New York's Congressional Delegation
• Death Of Missing Vanessa Ceja Ramirez, Found Dead In A Cook County Forest Preserve, Ruled A Homicide
• NYPD: More Than 50 People Arrested After Trying To 'Hijack' Peaceful Protests In Midtown
• 'I Feel Violated' | Woman's Slingshot Stolen From Driveway In NE Baltimore; Police Search For Suspects
• Corgi Puppy Stolen From Hemet Rescue Organization Returned
• Margate Voters Reject Proposal To Build Boardwalk Along Its Beachfront
• Mount Prospect Restaurant Owner Says She Feels Bullied For Abiding By Indoor Dining Ban
• Minivan Hits Jogger, Crashes Into Lake Harriet After Driver Suffers Apparent Medical Emergency
• Yonkers Launches New Program To Keep Children From Getting Lured Into Gang-Related Crime
• Giants' Logan Ryan Credits Team Trainer For Catching Wife's Potentially Life-Threatening Ectopic Pregnancy
• Minneapolis Temporarily Sidelines 'Violence Interrupters'; Group Now Seek Outreach Centers
• George Floyd Case: Judge Rules Joint Trial For All 4 Ex-MPD Officers, Change Of Venue Motions Denied For Now
• 11-Year-Old Girl In Serious Condition After Drive-By Shooting In Ohio
• New Jersey Lawmakers Propose Option Of Putting Symbol On Driver's Licenses To Denote Autism
• Air Force-Army Football Game Postponed Due To COVID
• Two Bay Area Young Women Become Region's First Female Eagle Scouts
• Health Officials Preparing For Worst As Coronavirus Spikes Nationwide
• MDH: State To Open Saliva Testing Location At Minneapolis Convention Center Next Week
• Stabbing Suspect Shot, Killed By Officer At Pocket Neighborhood Apartment
• Drew Lock Fires Back At Dance Critic, Will Keep Busting Moves
• Dallas County Reports 601 Confirmed COVID-19 Cases Thursday, 6 Deaths
• Gritty, Flyers Surprise 11-Year-Boy With Muscular Dystrophy With Customized Accessible Bike
• Jellyfish that can grow to size of beach balls seen in Carolinas
• Chelsea Police Chief Warns Of Fraudulent Immigration Removal Orders
• Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's Affair Tied To Criminal Allegations, AP Sources Say
• Connecticut Begins Pilot Program Offering Rapid COVID-19 Tests To Students, Teachers
• Yolo County Sees Record Voter Turnout
• Philadelphia Police: 3 People Hospitalized After Triple Shooting In Kensington
• Employee At Owings Mills Branch Library Tests Positive For COVID-19; Branch Closed
• Livermore Vice Mayor Woerner Wins Lopsided Mayoral Race
• Colorado Records Highest Hospitalization Levels Since Beginning Of The COVID Pandemic
• Pennsylvania Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine Says Don't Be Afraid To Get Coronavirus Vaccine
• Windsor Murder: Trevor George Formally Charged In Shooting Of Ryan Rogina, Strangling Of Girl
• Families In Need Get Free Turkeys For Thanksgiving From Feeding Westchester, Food Bank Of The Hudson Valley, And More
• Election 2020: New York Leads Potentially Record Setting Wave Of Republican Women Elected To Congress
• Anne Arundel County Man Facing Assault Charges For Allegedly Threatening Repo Men
• Joe Biden Takes Slim Vote Lead Over President Donald Trump In Tarrant County
• SpaceX Successfully Launches US Space Force GPS Satellite
• Local Dealership Partners With Miami-Dade Schools For Technician Training Program That Can Pay Up To $90K A Year
• House Dems grapple with fallout from lackluster election wins
• Unemployment Claims Continue To Fall In Florida
• Trump falsely claims election is being stolen from him
• Florida Announces More Than 6,000 Coronavirus Cases In Single Day; Largest Tally Since Mid-August
• More Than 18K Filed For Unemployment In Maryland Last Week; Tens Of Thousands Of Fraud Cases Blocked
• Jose Rodriguez, Ileana Garcia Most Likely Heading To Recount In Battle For State Senate District 37
• Rep. Jim Hagedorn Projected To Beat Dan Feehan To Keep 1st District Seat
• Pedestrian Killed In Hit-And-Run On UIC Campus; Driver Arrested After Running Onto Dan Ryan
• 2 Friends Walking In Moorpark Attacked By Men Making 'Derogatory Racial Remarks' Against Hispanic People
• Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival Coming To You In Different Ways Due To Pandemic
• Pennsylvania secretary of state says "majority" of ballots counted
• Miami Seaquarium Reopens Friday With New Baby Dolphin & New COVID-19 Safety Measures
• U.S. breaks record for COVID-19 cases in one day
• Trader Joe's Reports 1,250 COVID-19 Cases Among Employees, 95% Return To Work
• New Wearable And Portable Treatment For Mesothelioma Helps Patients Live Longer
• Former Macomb County Clerk Pays Fine & Restitution, Avoiding Arrest Warrant
• Police ID 'Innocent Bystander' Shot, Killed Inside Dania Beach Bar
• More Than 600 Protesters Cited Overnight In Minneapolis After Walking Onto I-94
• Underground Pipe Catches Fire In Sacramento; Evidence Found That People Were Living Inside
• Thousands Of North Texas Teachers Asked To Take COVID-19 Antibody Tests
• Dallas Woman Arrested For Murder In Stabbing Death Of Man
• 15-Year-Old Charged With Murder Of Restaurant Worker Jhonny Guaman In Buena Park
• Upending Traditional Ideas On Gender Roles, UC Davis Study Discovers That Many Early Big-Game Hunters Were Female
• Arrested: Richard Rizzuti Suspected Of Sexual Assault On A Child
• Uber's Food Delivery Business Outshines Core Rides Service In 3rd Quarter
• Stanford Begins Shortened College Football Season Against No. 12 Oregon
• Trump Supporters Gather In Westchester In Support Of The President
• Pennsylvania State Secretary: 'We'll Have The Overwhelming Majority' Of Ballots Counted By Today
• Rapper Nuke Bizzle Pleads Not Guilty To EDD Fraud Charges
• Coronavirus Latest: Gov. Hogan Renews Call For More Healthcare Workers To Avoid Shortages
• Passage of Measure RR Means Fines Likely Increasing for Illegal Dumping
• Businesses Get Boost From Warm Weather
• Brendan Sullivan Of Suffolk County Indicted, Accused Of Raping 2 Teens He Met On Snapchat
• Brentwood Police Investigate Effigy Of Biden Hanging Outside Trump Supporter's Home
• Family Releases New Surveillance Video Of Missing Dallas Man Alan White, Reward Increased
• 'Just Wear A Damn Mask,' Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Says As COVID-19 Cases Increase In The State
• North Texas Rental Home Community Residents Told To Remove All Flags: 'It's Just Terrible Timing'
• 7 Maryland Counties' Positivity Rates Are Above 5%, Gov. Hogan Says
• LIST: These Massachusetts Towns Flipped To Biden After Supporting Trump In 2016
• CU Boulder Returning To Remote Learning For Rest Of Semester
• Rep. Mike Kelly And Others File Lawsuit Against Secretary Of State Kathy Boockvar
• Restaurants, Businesses Pivot Again As New Coronavirus Restrictions Take Effect
• Funds For Chicago Air Show, Food Festival Not In 2021 Budget
• Joe Biden Has 'No Doubt' He'll Become Next President When All Votes Counted As He Nears 270 Electoral Votes
• Reintroducing Gray Wolves: Colorado Parks And Wildlife Developing Plan After Groups Opposing Proposition 114 Concede
• Coronavirus Latest: Massachusetts Reports 1,761 New Cases, 23 Additional Deaths
• Off-Duty Boston Police Officer Critically Hurt In Crash That Sent Fire Truck Into Bank
• Nearly 40 Maryland Companies Working On COVID-19 Vaccines, Therapeutics
• Debt collectors can soon reach you by text or on Facebook
• Florida Man Hears 'Intruder,' Shoots & Kills Pregnant Wife
• Disney To Reopen Buena Vista Street Stores, Restaurants On Nov. 19
• A Livonia Company Is Making Space Suits That Could Take Michigan Manufacturing To The Moon
• 'We Miss Him And Love Him': Family Of Missing Carroll County Man Jon Selko Concerned For His Welfare
• Despite Government Rule Saying It's Owed, Woman Fights To Get Money Back After Flight To Germany Is Canceled Because Of Pandemic
• Gov. Pritzker Warns Of Further Statewide Restrictions As New COVID Cases Surge To Another Record; 'It's Time To Take Some Responsibility'
• University Of Maryland Moving To Online Learning Only After Thanksgiving Break
• 55-Foot Christmas Tree From Colorado Heads To U.S. Capitol
• Lamar Jackson Vows To Reignite Connection With WR Marquise Brown After Hollywood Complains On Twitter
• Foresthill Man Leads Chase In Placer County On Stolen Motorcycle
• UPDATE: Man Fatally Shot By Oakland Police During Attempted Marijuana Grow Robbery
• Around The Table: Discussing Election Results, So Far, And Mail-In Ballots
• New COVID-19 Restrictions Likely For New Jersey As Cases Spike In Both Garden State, Pennsylvania
• Baby Nancy, Jenga, Sidewalk Chalk Inducted Into National Toy Hall of Fame
• GOP candidate who died of COVID-19 wins North Dakota election
• Temple University Students Have Until Dec. 7 To Designate One Fall Semester Class As Pass/Fail
• Ayd Mill Road To Reopen Saturday With New Bike Trail
• Tom Brady Takes High Road When Asked About 2-5 Patriots
• IRS says time running out for people to get stimulus check
• Ravens' Matthew Judon Cleared To Return After Being Placed On COVID-19 Reserve List
• Man Killed In Broad Daylight Shooting In Feltonville, Philadelphia Police Say
• Dallas ISD Students Struggling During Pandemic; District Calls Reading And Math Test Results 'Atrocious'
• UPDATE: Vote Count Continues In 5 States As Biden Makes Gains
• Georgia Secretary of State says there are 14,000 votes left to be counted
• Free Drive-Thru Flu Vaccine Clinic Happening At Sleep Train Arena On Saturday
• Riot Gear Stolen From Ontario National Guard Armory On Election Day
• 815 Mail-In Ballots Found In Texas Mail Processing Facilities During Search Ordered By Judge
• Cristian Pleitez-Tejada, Suspect In Glen Burnie Murder, Extradited After Fleeing To Arkansas, Police Say
• More Than 5.5M Voted In Michigan; Highest Percentage In Decades
• San Mateo Police: Last Week's Homicide Resulted in Rash of Shootings
• Year Later, Man Arrested Near Texas-Mexico Border In Connection With Massacre Of 9 Mormon Women, Children
• Traffic Advisory: NB Turnpike Entrance Ramp From EB SW 8th Street Opens In New Location
• 4.5M Phones Will Receive COVID-19 Alert From Mass. DPH
• Teen arrested in shooting death of actor Eddie Hassell
• Baltimore Police Investigating Separate Afternoon Shootings
• People Affected By Wildfires Granted New Extension On Tax Returns, Payments
• Artist Asks For Help After George Floyd Mural Is Vandalized
• Cal Cancels Season Opener Against Washington After Positive COVID Test
• Santa Clara Co. Board Of Supervisors: Former Sunnyvale Mayor Otto Lee Appears To Win Over Asm. Kansen Chu
• Governor Whitmer, Doctors Concerned Over Rising Covid-19 Cases In The State
• #8 Florida Vs #5 Georgia: With Strong Game Saturday, 'Kyle Trask Will Be Talked About In Heisman Trophy Race,' Says CBS' Rick Neuheisel
• #8 Florida Vs #5 Georgia: With Strong Game Saturday, 'Kyle Trask Will Be Talked About In Heisman Trophy Race,' Says CBS' Rick Neuheisel
• Chicago Mayor Lightfoot: Biden-Harris Administration 'Gives Me A Great Deal Of Hope'
• Texas Man Who Plotted Mass Shooting Sentenced To 2 Years In Federal Prison
• Looking Back At The Times When The Celtics Had Three First-Round Picks
• Dodge Opening Dealer Orders For New 2021 Durango SRT Hellcat
• Philadelphia Eagles Safety Marcus Epps Tests Positive For Coronavirus, Reports Say
• California Museum Reopens For The First Time Since Closing Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• One Year After Being Shot While Trick-Or-Treating, 8-Year-Old Gisselle Zamago Gets Special Halloween Gift
• 1 Person Hurt After Early Morning Shooting On I-80 Near Rocklin
• Over 73,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois, Second Largest Increase In U.S.
• Camden County Freeholders Hosting Free Drive-Thru Flu Shot Events At Gloucester City High School This Weekend
• Michigan Court Rules Trump's Election Lawsuit Unlikely To Succeed On Merits
• Willmar Man Accused Of Kidnapping Teen He Was Supposed To Transport From Texas
• University Of Wisconsin Enrollment Drops Nearly 2% Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Suspected Richmond Sneaker Store Looter Captured After Chase Into San Francisco
• 4 Demonstrators Arrested Outside Gov. Baker's Home For Trespassing, Disorderly Conduct
• Suspect Sought In Overnight Shooting Outside Hotel In Redwood City
• Official with COVID worked at Election Day polling site, then died
• Still Watching Vote-By-Mail Ballots, U.S. Rep. Debbie Mucarsel-Powell Congratulates Mayor Carlos Gimenez
• Twin River OK'd To Run Bally's, Atlantic City's Worst-Performing Casino, And Renovate It Quickly
• Here's How This Round Of The $250M COVID-19 Relief Will Be Distributed To Maryland Counties, Baltimore City
• Pitt Researchers Discover Llama 'Nanobodies' Are Powerful New Coronavirus Treatment
• Peninsula SPCA Rescues Chameleon Stuck On Daly City Power Line For 3 Days
• Roger Voss Charged In Fatal Election Day Shooting In St. Paul
• ESPN cutting 10% of workforce due to impact of pandemic
• Miami-Dade Judge David Miller Reprimanded For Yelling At People In Courthouse Lobby
• Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro Holds Lead Over Republican Challenger Heather Heidelbaugh
• Gopher Football's DC Joe Rossi To Miss Saturday Game Due To Positive COVID Test
• Nevada official says 63,262 ballots remain outstanding in Clark County
• Investigators Searching For Potential Witness After Victim Jumps To Their Death From Moving Car
• North Dakota sets records for virus deaths, cases, hospitalizations
• State Patrol: Wednesday Night Protesters Can Come Retrieve Their Confiscated Bicycles
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy: Record 4 Million Voters Cast Ballots In 2020 Election
• Fed Chair Jerome Powell calls for more economic stimulus
• Denver Police Arrest 8 People During Small Protest In Denver
• Oakland Measure Y: $735 Million School Bond Poised To Pass
• Court Order Keeps Allegheny County From Processing About 29K Ballots Until Friday, County Executive Fitzgerald Says
• Suspect Goes On Wild Joyride In $350K Truck Belonging To DJ Marshmello
• COVID-19 In South Florida: 1,396 Newly Reported Cases In Miami-Dade, 803 In Broward
• 3 Foreign Nationals Indicted In $3.5M Wire Fraud Scheme In Maryland
• Michigan 2020 election results: Biden projected winner
• Firefighters Battle Blaze In Attic Of Huntington Beach IHOP
• AstraZeneca says COVID-19 vaccine could arrive in January
• Proposition 113 Approved, Colorado's Presidential Electoral Votes Could Still Go To Winner Of National Popular Vote
• DOJ Sues Visa in San Francisco Court To Block Purchase of Plaid Inc.
• Gap's appeal for post-election unity draws scorn on Twitter
• Old Sacramento's Christmas Tree To Be Delivered Next Week
• Former MLB Umpire John Hirschbeck On Magic Of Michael Foundation: 'We've Raised A Quarter Of A Million Dollars For The Akron Children's Hospital'
• UPDATE: 49ers WR Bourne Tests Negative For COVID, Still Can't Play Against Packers Along With Aiyuk, Williams
• Motorcyclist Dies After Crashing At Roundabout In Western Wisconsin
• Boston Planning $2 Million Tourism Campaign To Help Businesses Recover
• Multiple Fire Crews Battle Flames And Heavy Smoke At Canonsburg Home
• Texas Extends Emergency SNAP Benefits Through November
• Pittsburgh Steelers buy dinner for election workers
• Minnesota Vikings Try To Maintain Momentum, Winning Streak Vs. Detroit Lions
• 2 Months Later, Denton Teen Bianca Moreno Is Still Missing
• Stephon Gilmore Misses Patriots' First Practice Preparing For Jets
• Joshua Patel Charged With Drunk Driving In Crash That Killed Sherborn Man In Yard
• Man Suffers Gunshot Wounds To Arm, Face In Overnight Shooting, Baltimore Police Say
• Meijer Teams Up With State Of Michigan, Detroit Tigers And Lansing Lugnuts To Host Free Multi-City Flu Shot Clinics
• Trump launches barrage of legal challenges in fight to keep White House
• Wisc. election official: Trump team has not asked for recount
• Former San Jose Code Inspector Arrested On Sexual Assault, Extortion Charges
• Do You Recognize This Man? BSO Searches For Accused 'Serial Walmart Thief'
• Airlines Hope Increase In Bookings Will Mean A Merrier Holiday Travel Season
• Attorneys Want To Push Back Accused Killer Letecia Stauch's Court Hearing Next Week
• CBS News Live Presidential Election Results By State
• Bennett Walsh, David Clinton Plead Not Guilty To Charges In Deadly Holyoke Soldiers' Home Outbreak
• Scientists find "extreme" planet with rock rain and lava oceans
• NFL Week 9 NFC North Picks: 'I Do Not See This Current Bears Team Going Into Tennessee And Beating Them,' Says CBS Chicago's Matt Zahn
• 'Every Vote Matters': Governor Baker Urges Every Election Ballot Be Counted
• Trump's attempt to stop vote count "a gross abuse," international observers say
• St. Cloud Area Schools To Shift Pre-K Through 5th Grade To Distance Learning
• Fort Worth ISD Participating In DFW COVID-19 Study, Hopes To Find Out Why Some Are More Affected
• 80-Year-Old Driver Dies After Crashing Into Concrete Pillar, Flipping Cadillac
• Aggressive Defense Has Dolphins In Playoff Race
• FPL Bills Going Up Slightly In January
• Minnesota Company Recalls Treestands After Reports Of Cables Separating, Leaving 2 Users With Broken Bones
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• Joe Biden vows to rejoin Paris climate deal if elected
• San Francisco Police Investigate Separate Shootings, One Fatal, In Bernal Heights And Bayview
• $25,000 Reward Being Offered For Finding Suspect In Murder Of SMU Student Jaden Urrea
• Why Are Out-Of-State COVID-19 Patients Being Sent To Colorado Hospitals?
• Woman arrested taking mom from U.K. nursing home before COVID lockdown
• Can The Colorado Republican Party Recover From The 2020 Blue Wave?
• Widow of Parkland school shooting victim wins local election
• Man, 30, Dies After Crashing Pickup Near Auburn
• Rep. Conor Lamb Declares Victory Over Sean Parnell, Race Still Not Called
• Coronavirus In Indiana: State, Northwest Indiana Shatter Case Records, Daily Deaths Highest Since April
• Judge Denies Moving Trial Of Former Officers Charged In George Floyd's Death
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Another Day Of Record COVID-19 Cases With Nearly 4,000 Infections Reported
• Philadelphia Officials Release Bodycam Video, 911 Calls From Deadly Police Shooting Of Walter Wallace Jr. 
• Philadelphia Court Decision: Poll Watchers Now Allowed Within 6 Feet Of Ballot Counting At Pennsylvania Convention Center
• Bears Player Tests Positive For COVID-19; In-Person Football Activities Paused, Practice Canceled
• All four members of the "The Squad" reelected
• Judge could call postmaster general to testify over missed deadline
• Is California Ignoring Parents' Pleas For Updated Youth Sports Guidance?
• Thomas Middleditch And Annaleigh Ashford Star In 'B Positive' Premiering Tonight At 8:30
• North Miami-Dade Street Renamed In Honor Of Trayvon Martin
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 2,900 New Coronavirus Cases, Highest Daily Increase Of Cases To Date
• MTA Says No One Injured After Minor Train Derailment In Brooklyn
• 'Ruff' Day For Texas Pet Owner After Dog's Paw Gets Caught On Trigger, Shoots Him In Leg
• Screen icon Sophia Loren on the unimportance of beauty
• 'Random Robbery': 18-Year-Old Charged With Capital Murder In Connection To Eddie Hassell Slaying 
• Report: Red Sox Managerial Search 'Likely' Down To Alex Cora, Sam Fuld
• Galleria Dallas Gears Up For Festive -- And Socially Distant -- Holiday Season
• Denver Metro Area School Districts To Receive More Tax Revenue Thanks To 2020 Voters
• Rowdy Gaines: 'Team USA Swimming Has Been #1 In The World Since 1956, No Other Sport Can Claim That Excellence'
• Homicide Detectives Respond To Swissvale For Found Body, Discover 16-Year-Old Boy Shot
• California's Mountain Resorts Could Get Fresh Snow This Weekend
• Rowdy Gaines: 'Team USA Swimming Has Been #1 In The World Since 1956, No Other Sport Can Claim That'
• Angie Craig Projected To Win Re-Election To 2nd Congressional District
• Silk Road: Feds Seize $1 Billlion In Bitcoins Linked To Infamous Silk Road Dark Web Case; 'Where Did The Money Go'
• Citing COVID, U.S. District Court Suspends Criminal, Civil Jury Trials In Minnesota Until Next Year
• Brentwood Mother Charged With Murder In 2-Year-Old Son's Death From Fentanyl Ingestion
• Number Of COVID Cases Rises To 397 In Miami-Dade County Public Schools, 249 In Broward
• Voters Keep 4 Incumbents on BART Board of Directors
• Man Found Dead In South Sacramento, Homicide Investigation Underway
• Medley Police Recover Million Dollars Worth Of PPE Gloves Stolen From Coral Springs Warehouse
• Jobless claims hold steady, with more than 1M seeking aid
• U.S. will have "better sense" of Pennsylvania vote tally today
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 189 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing Countywide Total To 16,599
• Eta May Bring Heavy Rain, Gusty Wind To South Florida This Weekend
• 20-Year-Old Shot 9 Times In Elkton Triple Shooting, Police Investigating
• Extreme Drought In Massachusetts Wiped Out By Recent Rain, Snow
• Bicyclist Seriously Hurt In Van Crash In Carver
• Harford County Elderly Couple's Deaths On Halloween Ruled Murder-Suicide, Police Say
• Congresswoman Cheri Bustos, House Democratic Campaign Chair, Wins Re-Election In Tight Race
• Arizona secretary of state responds to potential Trump challenge
• Kidsburgh: Family-Friendly Events In November
• More Warm Weather! Denver Is On Track To Set At Least 7 Records This Week
• Here's Gov. Whitmer's Nov. 5 COVID-19 Press Conference
• Cold, Windy Weather Coming To Bay Area; Rain Possible
• Weather Blog: Forecasting Sunny & 70s
• Peninsula Voters Appear To Choose Democrat Josh Becker For 13th State Senate District
• Navy-Tulsa Game Postponed Due To Positive COVID-19 Cases At Naval Academy
• Appeals Court Sides With Former South Miami Mayor Philip Stoddard In Defamation Suit
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 1,198 New Cases Reported, Highest Daily Increase Since July
• Report: Patriots Put In Claim For WR Dante Pettis, But Giants Got Him First
• Judge "Not Pleased" After Postal Service Failed To Meet Deadline On Mail-In Ballot Order
• Bears' QB Mitchell Trubisky Sidelined By Shoulder Injury Suffered In Lone Play Against Saints
• Throwback Thursday: 25 Years Ago Today The Cleveland Browns Announced They Were Moving To Baltimore
• Bears Place Offensive Lineman Bobby Massie On IR, Germain Ifedi And Jason Spriggs On COVID List
• PTL Links: November 5, 2020
• Police Disperse Anti-Trump Protest In Pershing Square, 3 Arrested
• One Killed In 101 Freeway Crash In Downtown LA
• Pritzker On Defeat Of Graduated Income Tax: 'There Will Be Cuts. And They Will Be Painful'
• Pennsylvania Election Results: Joe Biden Leading In Montgomery County After Commissioner Says Nearly All Ballots Have Been Counted
• Russia frets over U.S. election uncertainty, but likely relishes it
• 17-Year-Old Nursen Esabel Akinci Dies Days After She's Struck In Hit-and-Run In Howard County
• New Jersey Native Bruce Springsteen Makes History With New Album
• GM Profits Post Huge Third Quarter Profits After Coronavirus Shutdown
• Michigan State QB Settling In
• LOOK: Starbucks, Dunkin Unveil New Holiday Cup Designs
• Indianapolis Colts Staff Member Tests Positive For COVID, Team Scheduled To Play Ravens Sunday
• Duncanville ISD Gifts Workers $2K For Their 'Dedication During The Pandemic'
• 20-Year-Old Fort Hood Soldier Cory Grafton Arrested For 2019 Murder Of Chelsea Cheatham
• Stafford On Reserve/COVID-19 List Again
• Philadelphia Officials Release 911 Calls, Bodycam Footage Of Fatal Police Shooting Of Walter Wallace Jr.
• Comedian Gabriel Iglesias, 'Friendsgiving' Cast: Malin Akerman, Kat Dennings, Aisha Tyler & Chelsea Peretti
• Winter Storm Could Bring Several Inches Of Snow To Foothills This Weekend
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Another Reason Why You Should Get A Flu Shot
• Americans feel "high anxiety" with election outcome uncertain
• Why A 2020 Election Exodus From US May Not Be That Easy: 'People Are Stuck Here'
• Logan Ryan Credits Giants Trainer For Saving Wife's Life
• Leading Lodi City Council Candidate Arrested Days Before Polls Closed
• Looting Caravan Suspects Storm Into Emeryville CVS Store; Armed Suspect Arrested
• Police: Attempted Robbery Turns Into To Shootout In Williamsburg
• Mending Fences: Finding Ways To Heal Relationships That May Have Been Damaged By The Election
• Pet Valu Closing All US Stores For Good, Blames Severe Impact From COVID-19 Pandemic
• Gingerbread Wonderland At The Norway House
• New York City's New Quarantine Travel Rules Begin, New Jersey Adds States To Advisory List
• Face Foundrié Opening Maple Grove Location
• Senator Susan Collins wins reelection in Maine
• Bodycam footage released in police shooting of Walter Wallace, Jr.
• Gordon Hayward Reportedly Wants Out Of Boston
• Miami Proud: Nicklaus Children's Hospital Uses Art To Heal During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Motorcycle Rider Injured, Passenger Critical After Police Chase And Crash In Tarrant County
• Trump sues over ballot counting in Michigan, Pennsylvania, Georgia
• Allegheny County Election Staff Finishes Counting Most Mail-In Ballots
• Latino vote "can't be ignored" after Trump's projected win in Florida
• 9-Month-Old Baby Injured In New Castle County Double Shooting
• Here's what would happen during a recount in Wisconsin
• Biden projected to win Wisconsin and Michigan
• Ford Recalls Over 375K Explorers To Fix Suspension Problem
• Shooter Kills Woman, Wounds Man In Apple Valley Apartment, Turns Gun On Himself
• Ford Motor Company Issues Recall For 2013-2017 Ford Explorers
• Community Steps In To Help Harvest Crops After Texas Farmer Dies From COVID-19
• Daily U.S. virus infections hit all-time high: "Extremely dire"
• Career Coach: Promoting Job Skills
• AG: North Dakota Gov. Burgum Can't Fill Dead Candidate's Seat
• 2020 Election: Biden Projected To Win Wisconsin And Michigan (CBS News)
• Fort Hood soldier arrested in woman's death over a year ago
• Man With Gunshot Wounds Found Dead In His Bed In Avondale
• Denmark to kill 15 million mink over link to human COVID infections
• GOP Candidate Jim Oberweis Declares Victory, But Democrat Lauren Underwood Does Not Concede In Tight 14th Congressional District Race
• Man Dead Following Overnight Shooting At South Minneapolis Gas Station
• New Massachusetts Coronavirus Restrictions Start Friday
• Pittsburgh Weather: Pleasant Conditions And Warm Temperatures Continue
• Man Stabbed By Nephew Outside Wawa In Bridesburg, Police Say
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/5 Thursday Morning Forecast
• Woman Says She Found Piece Of Hard Plastic In Walmart Brand Ravioli, Warns It Could Have Been Dangerous To Her
• Pennsylvania Election Results: Philadelphia Continues To Count Mail-In Ballots, More Than 100,000 Ballots To Go
• Body of missing Los Angeles firefighter found in Mexico
• Chicago Weather: Cloudy Morning, Above Average Temperatures Continue
• More Than 2,000 Inmates Released Early From New Jersey State Prisons In Effort To Prevent COVID Spread
• Holiday Happenings At Galleria Dallas
• Westmoreland County Asking For Patience As Mail-In Ballots Get Counted
• Race For Pennsylvania's 4th Congressional District Heading To Court After Ballots Challenged In Montgomery County
• 'We Are Evolving Into A Diverse Community': Broward Makes History Electing 3 Black Men As Sheriff, State Attorney & Public Defender
• Multiple Weapons, Counterfeit Credit Cards Seized During Arrest Of Wanted Fugitive In Miramar
• Police Officer Rescues Deaf Dog Stuck In Creek
• 'Trump Supporters Hurling Homophobic Slurs' Met With Message Of Love In Wilton Manors
• Housing Authority And Tree Of Hope Provide Families With Cleaning Supplies
• More Than 70% Of Registered Voters Cast A Ballot In Allegheny County
• New Castle City Police Seize Large Number Of Drugs, Cash, And Car In Massive Bust
• Thursday's Show Info (11/5/20)
• Explainer: Why Has Pennsylvania Not Been Called?

Videos from November 5, 2020

• CBS News: 2020 America Decides
• Balance of power beginning to take shape in Washington
• Starbucks unveils 2020 holiday cups
• Trump campaign lawsuits try to stop vote counting in key states
• Scientists discover bizarre hell planet where it rains rocks
• Judges toss Trump campaign voting lawsuits in key swing states
• Latinos targeted by post-election disinformation campaign
• Judge orders USPS to sweep facilities for mail-in ballots
• More than 100,000 coronavirus cases reported in the U.S. in one day
• Protests erupt outside election facilities as Arizona counts final votes
• Biden tightens gap in Georgia as final ballots are tallied
• Trump's lead narrows as Pennsylvania races to count final ballots
• Biden urges patience as final votes are counted
• Presidential election comes down to 5 states with thin margins
• CBS News Special Report: Trump delivers remarks from the White House
• CBS Evening News, November 5, 2020
• Presidential race remains tight in Nevada and Arizona
• Pennsylvania to continue vote count into Thursday night
• Local Matters: Michigan judge dismisses Trump campaign election lawsuit
• Congresswoman-elect Nancy Mace on unseating Democratic Representative Joe Cunningham in South Carolina
• 11/5: Red and Blue
• Margins in key states remain tight as vote counting continues
• Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel on Biden's success in her state and the challenges ahead
• As sanctions bite, anxious Iranians watch the U.S. election
• Georgia Senate race goes into runoff territory
• How the U.S. presidential election impacts Iran
• U.S. Chamber of Commerce endorsed Democrats in 2020 election
• Nevada election official gives update on vote count
• Thousands of ballots remain to be counted in Georgia
• Some European countries under lockdown again as COVID cases surge
• Ballot counting continues in Arizona as Biden's lead over Trump tightens
• Nevada attorney general weighs in on vote count, Trump campaign lawsuit
• Denmark to kill 15 million mink amid concern over links to human COVID cases
• Trump campaign mounts legal challenges as vote count continues
• Fewer Americans filed for unemployment last week
• Sneak peek: The FBI Declassified: Dangerous Journey on the Silk Road
• Psychiatrist provides tips on how to prioritize mental health amid tense election
• Republicans clinging to Senate majority as races wind down
• Arizona secretary of state gives update on state's vote count
• A look back at close presidential races through history
• Former Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker on Trump campaign's calls for a recount
• Pennsylvania has hundreds of thousands of ballots left to count
• Protests break out around the country as Americans await presidential election results
• Pennsylvania attorney general on where the election stands now
• Trump demands recount in Wisconsin after presumptive Biden victory
• Counting of Pennsylvania ballots continues as Trump sets up challenges
• Presidential candidates' paths to victory hinge on key states that remain too close to call
• Pro-Trump protesters rally outside Arizona ballot counting facility
• Trump campaign launches legal challenges to vote counts
• Biden takes lead as Trump files lawsuits against states he falsely claims he won
• 11/5: CBSN AM
• U.S. sets record with 100K+ COVID-19 cases in 24 hours