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• UPDATE: Outrage Mounts After Bank Of America Denies Claims From Victims Of EDD Bank Card Scammers
• Fugitive Akhenaton Jones Arrested In LA For Transgender Woman's Murder
• South Lake Tahoe Voters Approve Sales Tax Increase
• All Eyes On California As Newsom Prepares To Fill Senate Seat, Biden Chooses Cabinet
• Arapahoe Basin Opens With New COVID-19 Protocols
• Photographer Offers Free Sessions For LNU Complex Fire Victims To Make New Memories
• The Rock Teams Up With Microsoft To Bring New Xbox Consoles To CHLA Patients
• Fire Destroys Home In Pueblo County, No Injuries Reported
• Whittier Police Officer Fatally Shoots Man Who Allegedly Stabbed 2 Others
• Coloradans Have Another Tool In Fighting COVID-19 Spread: Kiosk Testing Sites
• Biden Transition Barrels Forward While Trump Administration Stalls
• Rocklin Unified Reports Spike In COVID-19 Cases As County Experiences Case Increase
• Reckless Driver Leads Police Pursuit, Crashes Into Parked Cars In South Sacramento
• More Than 40 Vehicle Windows Smashed In South Sacramento
• Chan Declares Victory In Tight District 1 Supervisors Race In San Francisco
• It's Beginning To Feel Like Winter: Temperatures Plummet Across Southland
• National Jewish Health Study May Offer Hope For People With Multiple Food Allergies
• 'Tail Winds': California Leaders Prepare For Biden Presidency
• Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson Donates 'Rock Xbox' To UCSF Benioff, Children's Hospitals Nationwide
• Local Congressional Races, Statewide Propositions Still Too Close To Call
• Sources: Walz To Announce Restrictions On Bar And Restaurant Closing Times, Weddings
• Despite COVID, Minnesota Christmas Tree Farms Hoping For Record Year
• Data Shows Pfizer's COVID Vaccine To Be 90% Effective - But What Does That Mean?
• 'It's Definitely Stressful': Historic Year For Minnesota National Guard Activations
• Chicago Weather: Cold Front On The Way
• Orange County Likely Heading Back To More Restrictive Purple Tier If COVID-19 Cases Keep Rising
• 'Conor's Corner' Radio Show Celebrates 1-Year Anniversary
• How Will Colorado Health Officials Distribute A COVID-19 Vaccine?
• Grubhub Announces $10,000 Grants To Help Restaurants Through Winter; Some Say It Won't Be Enough, But It Will Help
• 'Everyone Is Waiting For It': Worcester Woman Shares Experience On Pfizer Vaccine Trial
• Telehealth Medicine Helping Coloradans Feel More At Ease With Doctors
• Some Parents In Barrington Parents Say E-Learning Is Not Working And They Want Kids Back In School, And Court May Be Next Step
• Jets Fall To 0-9 For First Time In Franchise History, Lose To Patriots As Time Expires
• Sources: Bodies Of 2 Babies Found Wrapped In Paper Behind Bronx Building
• Low Temperatures, Snow Perfect Recipe For Lake Tahoe Ski Resorts
• Officers Fire Shots As Suspect Gets Away In Romeoville, 3 Officers Hurt When He Ends Up Crashing In Plainfield
• Significant Tropical Storm Eta Flooding In Broward, Man Rescued After Driving Into Canal In Lauderhill
• Election 2020: Biden Transition Barrels Forward While Trump Administration Stalls
• More Than 70 Firefighters Respond To Manhole Fire In Midtown
• 3 People Shot, 2 Fatally, In Humboldt Park Neighborhood
• Airbnb Cracks Down Against Party Houses, Takes Action Against Dozens Of Allegheny Co. Properties
• Tracking The Tropics: Eta Continues To Meander Off Cuba; Risk Of Flooding Over South Florida Continues
• Three Bay Area Scientists Tapped For President-Elect Biden's Coronavirus Advisory Board
• Cam Newton Leads Late Drive, Nick Folk Kicks Game-Winner As Patriots Barely Beat Jets On Monday Night Football
• Rising Local Metal Heroes Hell Fire and Charger Team Up At Eli's In Oakland
• Denver Zoo Lights Tickets Go On Sale To The Public Thursday
• New Jersey Restaurant Owners Concerned About Staff As State Putting In New COVID-19 Restrictions For Restaurants
• Commissioner: Suspect Fatally Shot After Opening Fire On Baltimore Police Officers In Unmarked Car, Injuring 1
• Baltimore County Executive Says COVID-19 Restrictions Should Be Made At State Level To Prevent Spread
• Cold Stone Creamery Employee Who Asked Customers To Wear Masks Assaulted; Suspects Sought, Police Say
• As Coronavirus Cases Surge, Some Small Groups Return To Classrooms In Baltimore
• Pfizer Says Early Analysis Shows Its COVID-19 Vaccine Is 90% Effective
• Philadelphia Is The 'Epicenter For Sports Betting In The United States' With Investors Betting Big On Future
• Man In Critical Condition After Stabbing In McKeesport
• The Giant Company Donates 100 Turkeys To Carroll County Food Bank
• Midshipman 1st Class Sydney Barber Will Be The First Black Woman To Lead US Naval Academy's Brigade
• Tua, Dolphins Reach Midseason Riding 4-Game Winning Streak
• Santa Clara's Newly Elected City Councilmembers Vow To Reset Relations With 49ers
• Despite Bi-Partisan Law, Wisconsin Hasn't Expanded SeniorCare Program To Cover Vaccines
• New Wine Club Helps Vinos Explore Maryland's 100+ Wineries By Bringing It Right To Their Door
• First Female CEO At RTD Starts First Day; Wants To Listen More Than To Speak
• Ravens Enter 2nd Half Striving For Consistency On Offense
• President Trump's Wisconsin Recount Can't Start Until Counties Canvass
• Riverside Surpasses 71K COVID-19 Cases, San Bernardino Nears 69K
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: State Records 4,360 New Infections, 17 More Deaths
• Forest Service: 'Season-Ending Event' Lifts Some Fire Restrictions
• 17-Year-Old Shot In Fort Worth
• West Virginia Breaks Weekly Records For Coronavirus Cases And Deaths
• Bobbie Singh-Allen Declares Victory In Elk Grove Mayor Race
• Tarrant County Reports Daily Record 1,525 New Coronavirus Cases
• Report: DUI Charges Were Filed Against Tony La Russa In Arizona On Day Before He Was Announced As White Sox Manager
• Semi Truck Dangles Off Palmetto Expressway
• Bay Area Bundles Up As Cold Front Prompts Frost Advisory, Freeze Warning
• Manhunt Underway For Suspect Who Shot, Killed Houston Police Officer
• Maryland Zoo Begins Setting Up Ahead Of Zoo Lights Celebration
• Scott Peterson Appears In Court For Status Conference Monday
• Berkeley Childhood Home Of Vice President Elect Kamala Harris Draws Visitors
• A Week Later, Still No Winner In Illinois' 14th Congressional District Race
• Travel Baseball Team Activities Suspended Indefinitely After COVID Outbreak
• Flash Flood Watch In Effect For Miami-Dade, Broward
• Gov. Polis Announces #ShopLocalColorado Campaign To Support Small Businesses
• Man Killed In SE Baltimore Stabbing, Police Say
• Teachers Want To Move To Remote Learning In Lake Forest As COVID-19 Surges, But High School Board Stands By Hybrid In-Person Plan
• 37-Year-Old Man Struck, Killed By Driver While Filling Gas Tank In Northeast Philadelphia, Police Say
• Midtown Bishop Gallegos Sculpture Restored After Vandalism
• Teen Shot, Killed In Rogers Park
• 'We Are Over The Moon': Las Virgenes Unified Reopens Elementary School Campus To Students
• Man In Stable Condition After Larimer Shooting
• Mixed Reactions By Bay Area Republicans To Biden Election Win
• Young Pair Charged With Murder In Denton
• Someone Has Been Setting Vacant Buildings On Fire In Park Manor, Police Say
• New Jersey Gov. Murphy Announces Indoor Dining Restrictions; 'We Have To Shake Off The Pandemic Fatigue'
• Police: Man Killed, Another Wounded After Gunfire Erupts In Southwest Philadelphia
• Arapahoe County Moving To Level Orange: High Risk Restrictions
• Los Angeles County Officials May Look To Schools As Coronavirus Vaccination Sites
• 79-Year-Old George Bailey Found Safe After Silver Alert
• Sacramento PE Teacher Hosts Live Online Classes Amid Distance Learning
• State Police Looking For Missing 34-Year-Old Daniel Fosbrink
• Police Officer Dragged By Shoplifting Suspect's Car In Stoneham
• SMU Constitutional Law Professor Says Supreme Court Unlikely To Act In President Trump's Election Disputes
• Hershey's Halloween Candy Sales Increase Despite Fewer Trick-Or-Treaters
• Man Shot By Anaheim Police During Human Trafficking Investigation
• Elk Grove Family Tries Hoses, Bright Lights, Nerf Guns To Shoo Turkeys From Backyard
• 'On Eagle's Wings' Composer Father Michael Joncas Surprised By Joe Biden's Nod
• Akhenaton Jones Arrested In Los Angeles For Murder Of Transgender Woman Dominique Fells In Philadelphia, Police Say
• UPDATE: Love Triangle Is Motive In San Mateo Murder-Suicide; 2 Dead
• Sheriff Identifies 15-Year-Old Acampo Shooting Victim As Dominic Martinez; Teen Suspect In Custody
• CHP Officer Hurt In Rollover Crash Along Highway 99
• Richard Cager Dies From Injuries In Columbia Crash, Police Say
• Former West Virginia Judge Richard Neely, Known For Eye-Raising Statements, Dies At 79
• Infectious Disease Expert Says Pfizer's News On Coronavirus Vaccine Is 'Very Encouraging'
• Disney Announces Additional Furloughs Due To COVID-19 Closures
• COVID In Minnesota: School Districts Look At Myriad Factors When Deciding To Switch Gears
• Group Makes 'Soup Can Heaters' To Help Those Experiencing Homeless Have Light, Warmth
• State Releases New Draft On Fire Hazard Planning Guidance; Seeks Public Input
• Miami's Dr. Vivek Murthy To Co-Chair President-elect Joe Biden's Coronavirus Task Force
• 5th Baltimore-Area THB Bagelry Set To Open This Month In Columbia
• COVID-19 Vaccine Shows Promise, Local Doctor Urges Patience
• North Texas Doctors 'Super Excited' About Pfizer's Preliminary Data On COVID-19 Vaccine Effectiveness
• Cam Newton Goes With Stripped-Down Style Choice For Monday Night Football
• Dallas County Reports 1,248 New Coronavirus Cases: 'We Can Turn This Around'
• I-70 Closed At I-76 Due To Crash During Evening Commute
• Phillies' Alec Bohm Ties For Second For NL Rookie Of The Year Award
• Many Ready For Holiday Cheer As Christmas Tree Arrives Downtown
• Police Arrest Woman Suspected Of Killing Algonquin Couple In Their Home
• Coronavirus Vaccine Trial Participant Believes He Received The Real Deal, Not A Placebo
• 'We Can Do This, Too'; New Rochelle Students Inspired By Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris's Historic Achievement
• Experts Say Now Is The Time For Young People To Make Investments
• CBS 2 Investigators Look Into How COVID Vaccines Will Be Stored, Distributed And Administered In The Chicago Area
• Sheriff's Department Looking For Person Who Witnessed Deputy-Involved Shooting In Denair
• Search For 18-Year-Old Mashpee Girl Continues After Kidnapping Suspect Killed In Florida
• Pfizer Announces COVID-19 Vaccine Is 90% Effective, Seeking Emergency Authorization
• LA County Reports 1,413 New COVID-19 Cases, 5 Deaths
• Mayor De Blasio: There Is Still Time To Prevent Second Wave Of COVID-19
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: McConnell takes victory lap and backs Trump's refusal to concede
• Report: Patriots Have Soured On QB Jarrett Stidham
• Country's Tallest Indoor Christmas Tree About To Be Sparkling In Dallas
• I-70 Reopened After Multiple Crashes Close Lanes Near Eisenhower Tunnels
• COVID: Santa Clara County Officials Warn Residents About Surge In COVID Cases
• Experts Warn: Horseshoe Crabs, Crucial To Helping Create Vaccines, Are Facing Extinction
• Broward Schools Fully Operational Tuesday; Miami-Dade Schools To Reopen Most Campuses
• California Seeing Largest Jump In Coronavirus Cases In Months
• NJ TRANSIT Train Crashes Into Car On Tracks In Hackensack; Driver Escapes Alive
• Federal Regulators Accuse Zoom Of Misleading Users About Security
• 2 Teen Boys Shot, Critically Wounded In Lawndale
• Society still thinks men are better leaders, study finds
• Several Republican Attorneys General Support Trump Campaign's Legal Challenge To Pennsylvania's Ballot Extension
• 'We Push For Peace' Opens Center To Connect At-Risk Youth With Jobs
• Only On 2: CPD Officer Says They're Made To Work Even After Exposed To COVID; 'I Think It's Unsafe'
• Police Investigating Mysterious Death Of Yixuan Yin, 17, Found Unconscious In Front Yard By Family In Queens
• Small Businesses Not Holding Back To Draw In Holiday Shoppers
• Belarus opposition leader on nation's contested election
• 'Glass Ceiling Has Been Shattered': Black Sorority Members React To VP-Elect Kamala Harris' History-Making Win
• Santa Rosa Man Arrested For Attempted Murder After Shooting 78-Year-Old Housemate
• Long Island Moving Ahead With Aggressive Legislation To Help Veterans Impacted By Coronavirus Pandemic
• NH Boy With Stutter Sees President-Elect Joe Biden As Role Model
• Ex-Con 1 Year Out Of Prison, Charged With 1st Degree Murder After Homicide At Detroit Gas Station
• Ohio Doctors Warn Of Inundated Hospitals And Staff If Surge In Coronavirus Cases Is Not Curbed Soon
• Pittsburgh Budget Proposal Includes No Tax Increases, Needs Aid From Washington To Avoid Job Cuts
• Eta Leaves Flooded Streets, Disabled Vehicles In Its Path Through South Florida
• Tropical Storm Eta Causes Most Damage In Key Largo
• Furry Tails: From The Shelter To The White House
• Sanger ISD Closes High School And Middle School Campuses For 2 Weeks Due To Coronavirus Case Spike
• Damage Assessment At Cameron Peak Fire Now Completed
• NYPD Officer Facing Federal Charges Of Conspiring To Import And Distribute Cocaine
• #SmallActs Encourages El Paso County Residents To Do Small Things That Make A Big Impact
• Delaware Pride Soaring As Residents Celebrate Election Of Joe Biden As Next President Of United States
• News That COVID-19 Vaccine Is Close Fuels Optimism In Boston
• 19-Year-Old Killed After Being Shot 12 Times In Strawberry Mansion, Philly Police Say
• Here Are Tips To Prepare Your Home, Vehicle For Winter
• Several Close Elections In Pennsylvania Await Final Vote Count To Determine Winners
• Cherry Hill Schools Delay Resumption Of In-Person Classes After 3 Dozen New COVID-19 Cases Reported
• UPDATE: 49ers Place Receiver Kendrick Bourne Back On COVID-19 List
• COVID Case Investigations Show Younger Minnesotans Responsible For Massive Community Spread
• Covered California 2021 Open Enrollment Gets Underway
• Cowboys Cancel Upcoming Practice After Steelers Player Tests Positive For COVID-19
• President-elect Joe Biden Cautions US Faces 'Dark Winter,' Implores Americans To 'Wear A Mask'
• Parents Of Woman Killed In Torrance Crash Accuse LA County Sheriff's Deputy Of Drunk Driving, Street Racing
• Kamala Harris Win Inspires Women And Girls Nationwide
• Collin County Commissioners Vote To Remove Some Data From Coronavirus Dashboard
• Tropical Storm Eta's Rains Swamp Miami-Dade Streets
• Local Contestants Remember Jeopardy! Host Alex Trebek As 'Charming, Genuine Person'
• Jefferson County Jury Finds Darrell Wall Guilty Of Sexually Assaulting 5 Women
• President-Elect Biden Taps UCSF Faculty Members For New Coronavirus Panel
• Stocks Soar After Election, Coronavirus Vaccine News
• Weekend Commuter Rail Service, 25 Bus Routes Would Be Cut Under MBTA Proposal
• Norristown Police Chief Responds After Viral Video Shows Officer Punch Suspect During Violent Arrest
• Colorado Weather: Snow Spreads From The Mountains To The Denver Metro Area
• COVID-19 In South Florida: 523 Newly Reported Cases In Miami-Dade, 444 In Broward
• Police Searching For SUV In Connection With Dixon Fatal Hit And Run
• Coronavirus Latest: Harford County Public Schools Return To Virtual Learning November 13
• Denver School Buses To Be Outfitted With Germ-Killing Lights
• No Fans Allowed At Gillette Stadium Through 2020
• Design Cleats for Steeler Minkah Fitzpatrick
• North Texas Jeopardy! Winner David Clemmons Reminisces About Time With Alex Trebek
• Air Force Game Against Wyoming Canceled Due To Coronavirus Cases
• Democratic Congressmen Marc Veasey Reacts To Projected Biden Win
• Political Expert UNT Professor Kimi King Reacts To Projected Biden Win
• Massachusetts Reports 1,184 New Coronavirus Cases, 13 Additional Deaths
• Former Dallas Mayor Rawlings Reacts To Projected Biden Win
• Man, Woman Arrested For Allegedly Stealing Over $2,500 In Merchandise From Dick's Warehouse
• Human Remains Found In Winchester, Possibly More Than A Century Old
• New STEAM Wing Set To Be Dedicated At Notre Dame Preparatory School
• Court Of Appeals Panel Rules In Favor Of San Francisco Taxi Drivers Who Bought Medallions After 2010
• Steelers Player In Quarantine After Testing Positive For Coronavirus
• Updated Menu, Celeb Collaborations, Pump McDonald's Sales; 'McPlant' Burger Coming Soon
• Chicago Woman Arrested In Colorado, Linked To Slayings Of Couple
• Amtrak Touts Safety Measures For Passengers Ahead Of Thanksgiving Travel
• Baltimore Announces $6.5M Grant Fund To Help Restaurants During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Congresswoman Cheri Bustos Won't Seek Another Term As Campaign Chair For House Democrats
• Pittsburgh Police Searching For Missing 11-Year-Old Raniya Burton
• Georgia's GOP senators say Republican secretary of state should resign
• Robber Fires Shots At Man In Broad Daylight In River North
• Dozens Of Airbnb Listings In Philadelphia Removed, Suspended As Company Cracks Down On House Parties
• Gov. Jared Polis Extends Face Mask Mandate In Colorado For Another 30 Days
• 'Everybody Doesn't Need To Get It': Gov. Jared Polis Urges 70%-80% Immunization Rate With Coronavirus Vaccine
• 'Feels All Very Deranged': Philly Election Officials Getting Death Threats As President Trump Questions Vote Integrity
• New Jersey Lawmakers Considering Bill To Decriminalize Marijuana In State
• Combined Recreational, Medical Marijuana Sales Exceeded $108 Million In Illinois In October, State Says
• Money Monday: Election Impacts On Finances
• Veterans' Group Asks Gov. Newsom To Reopen Posts And Halls In California
• Dallas Businessman Jorge Baldor Dedicated To Bringing Awareness To Cultural, Civic Contributions Of Latino Community
• This Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (Nov 14)
• NCAA Grants Both Gach Immediate Eligibility To Play Right Away For Minnesota
• DuPage, Kane, Will, And Kankakee Counties Among Illinois Regions Facing New COVID-19 Restrictions Wednesday; Another Day Of More Than 10,000 New Cases Statewide
• 1 Person Shot, Killed On Pittsburgh's North Side
• GM Will Add 3,000 Tech Jobs To Develop Vehicles, Software
• Newsom Warns Of California COVID Spike As National Cases Soar; Some Counties To Move Back Tiers
• Karl Dorrell Era Begins With A Win For Colorado, Buffaloes Defeat UCLA 48-42
• Cheri Bustos won't seek second term as DCCC chair after Dems lose seats
• Fire Breaks Out Saturday Night In House On Miracle Temple Church's Property, Firefighter Suffers Minor Injuries
• Neurologists Seeing More Patients Complaining About Worsening Migraines During COVID Pandemic
• Volvo Recall: Air Bag Fragments Killed Driver Of Older Car
• Veterans Groups Call On Newsom To Reopen Vet Posts, Halls Classified As Bars
• 'Greatest Medical Advance In Last 100 Years': Pfizer Reveals Early Results From Coronavirus Vaccine Trials Show Its 90% Effective
• Downtown LA Finally Breaks 200-Day Streak Of 70-Degree Days
• Health Experts Bracing For Grief Pandemic As Families Lose Loved Ones To COVID
• State Police Issue 5 Notices Of Violation, 3 Warnings To Pittsburgh-Area Establishments Over Coronavirus Orders
• Gordon Joseloff, longtime CBS News journalist, dies at 75
• Man Identified In St. Paul's Frogtown Neighborhood Fatal Shooting, No Arrests Made Yet
• McDonald's unveils its own meatless patty — the "McPlant"
• 'This Virus Has Not Gone Away': New Jersey Gov. Murphy Issues Indoor Dining, Youth Sports Restrictions As COVID-19 Cases Surge
• Teen with stutter who spoke at DNC reflects on Biden win
• Mpls. Police: Teens In Stolen Vehicle Arrested After Striking Squad Car, Injuring Officer
• Pittsburgh Police Searching For Missing 45-Year-Old Bernard Dennis
• Denver Broncos Tight End Albert Okwuegbunam Out For The Rest Of The Season
• Greenberg Turkeys Refunding Seasonal Orders After Fire And Believed Explosion At Texas Plant
• Fire Burning At Berkeley Homeless Encampment Next To I-80 Extinguished
• Court Declares Mistrial In Mark Redwine Proceedings
• Federal Trade Commission: 25 Websites Sold Fake Clorox, Lysol Products But Never Delivered Them
• Investigators: Hesperia Man Suspected Of Sexually Assaulting 2 Women Believed To Have More Victims
• Biden's dog will be the first of his kind in the White House
• California Woman Sentenced In Disability Fraud Scheme
• Colorado 'Way Behind' On Moisture Heading Into The Winter, More Snowstorms Like This Week's Needed
• Chef Trying To Find Best Way To Run Food Truck Under Denver's Changing COVID Restrictions
• Aurora Expects Reform And Trust In New District Attorneys Serving The Area
• FTC: 25 Fake Websites Sold Clorox And Lysol Products But Never Delivered Them
• Adams 12 Five Star Will Transition To Remote Learning Starting November 16th
• Biden Transition Team Has Chicago Connection
• City-County Building Christmas Tree To Be Installed Next Weekend
• Columbus And Dayton Sue Ohio Attorney General To Force Fix Of Gun Background Checks
• I-25 Closed At US 34 Into Loveland For Bridge Work Monday Night Into Tuesday Morning
• MDTA Asks Boaters To Slow Down In Potomac River Near Nice/Middleton Bridge Construction
• Reminder: Baltimore City Trash Collection On Veterans Day Moved To Saturday, Offices Closed
• Comedian Norm Crosby Dies Of Heart Failure At 93
• Metra Relaxes Bicycle Rules On Trains, Adds 'Bike Car' On Milwaukee North Line
• Alex Trebek Donated 62 Acres Of Open Space Near Runyon Canyon
• Marty The Cat Dies After 12 Years Of Patrolling Mount Washington Summit
• Maryland Firearms Deer Hunting Season Opens Nov. 28
• 'The Terminal' Is The Latest In Chicago's INVEST South/West Initiative For Development On City's West Side.
• President-Elect Joe Biden's COVID-19 Plan
• Tropical Storm Eta Leaves Thousands Without Power Across South Florida
• Michael Hari's Hatred Was Behind Bloomington Mosque Attack, Prosecutors Say
• Annapolis Man Arrested For Animal Cruelty After Video Catches Him Abusing Dog, Police Say
• Officials: Hard Rock Stadium COVID Testing Site Suffers 'Extensive Water Damage'
• Trial Begins For Michael Hari, Illinois Man Charged With Masterminding 2017 Minnesota Mosque Bombing
• Colleyville, Texas To Give Residents $35 Gift Cards To Use In Local Businesses
• Pennsylvania Health Secretary Says State Is 'At Critical Point' As Over 3,400 COVID-19 Cases Reported
• Federal Hill Bars Banditos, The Charles Shut Down For 2nd Time In A Week For COVID-19 Violations
• Methuen City Hall Closed After 4 Test Positive For COVID-19
• 'The Goal Is To Put An Individual Face To These Combat Pilots': Dr. Michael Hankins On Smithsonian Channel Special '100 Missions: Surviving Vietnam'
• Loomis Man Facing Multiple Charges After Allegedly Leading Roseville Police On Car Chase
• Steele Street Ramp To Westbound I-70 Closed Through Next Summer
• Volvo Issues Recall After Exploding Air Bag Fragments Kill Driver
• Chicago Weather: Record-Breaking High Temperatures; Slight Risk Of Storms On Tuesday
• 'Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel' Exhibit To Open At MOA This Weekend
• Youngstown Man Killed In Hit-And-Run Crash In New Jersey
• School Districts Go Virtual Only Due To Rise In Community Covid-19 Cases
• President-Elect Biden's Coronavirus Task Force Has Several Boston Ties
• New Castle County Police Warning Residents Of Phone Scam In Which Caller Pretends To Be Officer
• Aurora Opens New Coronavirus Testing Site In Del Mar Park
• 1 Shot, 3 Others Stabbed In Violent Martinez Sunday Night Confrontation
• U.S. surpasses 10 million coronavirus cases
• 6 Days After The Election President Trump Fires Defense Secretary Mark Esper On Twitter
• Pfizer Covid-19 Vaccine Early Results Encouraging - So What's Next?
• BBB: Beware Of COVID Vaccine Trial Scams Offering Cash For Participation
• Police: 2 Deadly, 1 Non-Fatal Shooting In Detroit Sunday
• Chicago Teachers Union Seeks Formal Mediation In Dispute With CPS Over In-Person Learning Plans
• California Wine Country Growing Accustomed To Wildfire Threat
• Hopkins-Educated Doctor Céline Gounder Appointed To President-Elect Joe Biden's COVID-19 Advisory Board
• Missing Slippery Rock Student Found Safe In California
• Groups Challenge Removal Of Federal Protections To Gray Wolves
• 240K Yeti Travel Mugs Recalled
• Hillary Clinton "really happy and relieved" after Biden-Harris win
• Trump Fires Defense Secretary Mark Esper Days After Election
• Murder Trial For Mark Redwine Resumes After Judge's COVID-19 Test Negative, Delayed After Defense Teams Experiences Symptoms
• GoFundMe Site Set Up For 'Chance The Snapper' Catcher Alligator Robb Who Needs Heart Surgery
• Ice Castles Coming Back To New Hampshire With Limited Capacity, New Design
• Celebrations, protests worry health officials amid COVID spike
• Trump fires Esper as defense secretary 6 days after election
• Brown Water Flows Through Streets Of Elizabeth, N.J. After Water Main Break
• Allegheny County's PA CareerLink Offices Temporarily Close Because Of Coronavirus
• Stay-at-home stocks hammered on positive vaccine news
• Professional Bull Riders World Finals Brings Four-Day Fan Zone To AT&T Stadium November 12-15
• Alameda Police Detectives Investigate Sunday Night Fatal Shooting
• Missing Pittsfield Girl Roos Bajanth Found In New York
• 'Eagles Fans Are A Stigmatized Group, Wanted To Show Where That Passion Comes From': Director Kyle Thrash On New Documentary 'Maybe Next Year'
• Caught On Video: Man Fatally Shot After Attacking Rialto Police Officer With Knife
• Cuomo Says Managing Infection Rate Will Be Critical As New York's Coronavirus Numbers Climb
• Utah governor issues statewide mask mandate
• Search Underway For Twin Cities Man Who Went Missing While Hunting Over Deer Opener
• Firefighters Rush To Extinguish Burning Mobile Home In Thornton
• Chicago's Christmas Tree Has Arrived At Millennium Park
• Police: Man Hit By Train In Northbridge, Seriously Injured After Apparently Sleeping On Tracks
• Dr. Ben Carson Tests Positive For COVID-19, Attended White House Election Night Watch Party
• Clyburn says "'defund the police' is killing our party"
• Seen On Video: Meteor Spotted Over Lakewood, New Jersey
• Coronavirus Latest: Anne Arundel Schools Suspends Athletic Practices, Extracurricular Activities
• Franklin Park Zoo Debuts Baby Gorilla And Hippo
• Patriots-Jets Monday Night Football News, Notes & Fun Facts
• Mass. Teacher Of The Year: School During COVID Should Focus On 'The Child And Their Reality'
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Reports Nearly 4,000 New COVID-19 Cases, 19 More Deaths
• 'This One Was Pretty Bad', Longtime Sunrise Resident Said Eta's Flooding Was Some Of The Worst He's Seen
• 34-Year-Old Pregnant Woman Found Dead In South Austin House Fire
• Pfizer Says Trials Show COVID-19 Vaccine Is 'More Than 90% Effective'
• Philadelphia Police: Man Stabbed Overnight Outside Center City Hotel
• Russia won't congratulate Biden with Trump's legal challenges pending
• Stock Market Soars As Pfizer Reports Promising Coronavirus Vaccine Results
• Ben Carson tests positive for virus, days after White House election party
• 'I've Never Seen It Like This Before,' Melrose Park Resident On Flooded Fort Lauderdale Neighborhood
• Bernie Sanders Applauds Colorado's Approval Of Proposition 118, Says It's Part Of 'Progressive Agenda'
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 6,311 New Coronavirus Cases Over Past 48 Hours
• Dalton Keene Ruled Out, Leaving Patriots With Just Ryan Izzo At Tight End Vs. Jets
• COVID Reopening: San Francisco Symphony Cancels All Concerts Through June 2021
• UPenn Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel To Serve On President-Elect Biden's Coronavirus Task Force
• Concord Man Arrested In Connection With Granite Bay Garage Burglaries
• A first-hand look at ballot counting in Pennsylvania
• Nursing home COVID-19 cases shoot up 400% in surge states
• Money raised for Trump's election fights would help cover campaign debt
• Steelers Coach Mike Tomlin Ties NFL Record With 14th Straight Non-Losing Season
• Sesame Place Adds The Furry & Bright Christmas Drive-Thru For 2020 Holiday Season
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Voters approve police reform measures across the country
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Free Saliva Testing Site Opening At Minneapolis Convention Center
• Woman Arrested In Colorado For Algonquin Double Murder
• Baltimore Orioles, Washington Nationals Offer Support To President-Elect Joe Biden
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 530 Coronavirus Cases Over 48 Hours, Bringing Countywide Total To 17,656
• Vice President-elect Kamala Harris, a woman of many firsts
• Climbers Witness Another's Fatal Fall From North Maroon Peak
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Positivity Rate Back Above 5%, Sixth Straight Day Over 1K New Cases Reported
• Stocks Soar To Record High On Coronavirus Vaccine News, Biden Election
• As Coronavirus Deaths Rise, Mental Health Experts Bracing For Grief Pandemic
• So, What's Closed Monday Due To Tropical Storm Eta?
• Elliott Drives To First NASCAR Title
• Flu Shots Available Monday And Tuesday At Comerica Park
• Rare 3.6 Magnitude Earthquake 'Not What You'd Expect' In New England
• Red Sox Reportedly Among Teams Showing 'Initial Interest' In Free Agent Starter Matt Shoemaker
• Weather Blog: Awesome Weather
• UC San Francisco Doctors Named To Biden COVID Advisory Task Force
• Warren Shuts Down City Hall Due To Spike In Virus Cases
• Pfizer says trials show its COVID vaccine "more than 90% effective"
• GM Recalls 217K Vehicles To Fix Possible Transmission Leak That Could Stop Car Or Lead To Fire
• Whiteout Conditions Make Mount Elbert Rescue Mission That Much Harder
• Tropical Storm Eta's Heavy Rain, Storm Surge Affects Florida Keys
• 17-Year-Old Shot In Southeast Baltimore Overnight
• GM Recalls 217K Vehicles To Fix Leak That Can Stop Travel
• Stocks Soar To Record Highs As Pfizer Reports Promising Vaccine Results
• U Of M's Michael Osterholm Tapped For Biden's COVID-19 Task Force
• PTL Links: November 9, 2020
• Thanksgiving Recipes From Chef Beth Dooley
• Fire Damages Home On Duryea Drive In South Sacramento
• Potholes Filled With Tiny Christmas Trees In North Attleboro
• Woman Found Dead In Vacant East Baltimore Home; Police Investigating As Homicide
• Tropical Storm Eta causes dangerous flooding in Florida
• Chicago Weekend Violence: At Least 6 Killed, 35 Wounded In Shootings So Far This Weekend
• Minnesota's Favorite Thanksgiving Side Dish Is Mashed Potatoes, Survey Finds
• Deadly Weekend On Oakland Streets - 3 Shooting Deaths In 12 Hours
• Red Sox Have Reportedly Reached Out To Free Agent Jackie Bradley Jr.
• Dow Soars Over 1,500 Points In Early Trading; Mixed Results Among Tech Stocks
• Pfizer's Possible COVID-19 Vaccine Breakthrough Causes Oil Prices To Skyrocket
• Cook Runs Over Lions
• All Lanes Reopen After Shooting Investigation On Eisenhower Expressway At Homan Avenue
• 'Jeopardy!' Episodes Hosted By Alex Trebek To Air Through Christmas Day
• Pfizer Says Early Analysis Shows Its Covid-19 Vaccine Is 90% Effective
• Driver Arrested On DUI Charges After Crashing Into Parked Planes At Reid-Hillview Airport
• Novavax COVID-19 Vaccine Granted Fast Track Designation By FDA
• Stocks soar to record on promising vaccine trial results
• Pfizer Says Coronavirus Vaccine May Be 90% Effective
• UCLA-Utah Football Game At Rose Bowl Pushed To Saturday Due To COVID-19
• Allies see Biden re-engaging on crises from COVID to nuke standoffs
• Rite Aid Opens 'Store Of The Future' In Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania
• Another Heartbreaker: Chargers Fall To Raiders After Last-Second TD Reversed
• What To Watch For When Patriots-Jets Square Off On Monday Night Football
• Firefighters Battle 2-Alarm Fire At Georgia-Pacific Paper Plant In San Leandro
• Doctor Explains Why You Should Avoid Thanksgiving, Christmas Gatherings: 'Not Worth The Risk'
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/9 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• As New COVID Cases Soar In California; Pfizer Says Early Data Signals COVID-19 Vaccine Is Effective
• Dallas 911 Call Center Dealing With Staffing Shortages, Caller Delays
• 1 Killed, 1 Hospitalized In New Hampshire Dirt Bike Collision
• BIDEN-HARRIS: Local Legal Experts Critical Of President Trump's Threatened Challenge To Election Results
• Biden rolls out COVID-19 advisory board
• Community Rallies Around Family Of Local Football Coach
• Election 2020: New York City Begins Counting Mail-In Ballots Monday
• Dispute over dog leads to 8 people and dog being shot
• Commuter Alert: Chain-Reaction Crash Involving Nearly A Dozen Vehicles On Belt Parkway
• Early-Morning Fire Rips Through 2 Homes In Passaic, New Jersey
• Winter Markets In Minneapolis
• Gov. Larry Hogan Says He Hasn't Seen Any Evidence Of Widespread Voter Fraud, That President Trump Should Concede
• COVID-19 Cases Rising 'Very Rapidly' In Philadelphia, Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley Warns
• Veterans Day Deals: Discounts And Free Meals At Boston-Area Restaurants Wednesday
• No, These Viral Videos Do Not Actually Show Election Fraud
• Pfizer Says Trials Show Its COVID Vaccine Is 'More Than 90% Effective' (CBS News)
• Virgin's Hyperloop carries first passengers in test run
• World tops 50 million COVID cases with U.S. on brink of 10 million
• Washington Nationals invite Biden to toss ceremonial first pitch
• George W. Bush urges unity in congratulating Biden and Harris
• Biden expected to unveil executive orders on Day 1
• Texas Nears 1 Million Coronavirus Cases As U.S. Reports 5th Worst Day Since Start Of Pandemic
• Pittsburgh Weather: More Chances Of Record-High Temperatures
• It Happens Here: Holliston Company Makes World-Class Brass Instruments
• Emily Harrington Becomes First Woman to Free Climb Yosemite's El Capitan in Single Day
• 4.0 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Near Massachusetts, Felt In CT, Long Island, USGS Says
• Woman makes history free-climbing Yosemite's El Capitan
• Driver Arrested After Crashing Into House In Skokie
• With COVID-19 Surge Raging, Tests Are Going Too Fast To Keep Up In Some Areas Around Chicago
• What Pittsburghers Want And Expect President Trump To Do Following 2020 Election Results
• Building A Dream When The Pandemic Is Ruining Them, Using Flowers To Brighten These Dark Times
• Biden-Harris Transition Team Taps Miami's Dr. Vivek Murthy To Co-Chair Coronavirus Task Force
• Car Crashes Into Tree In West Berlin, Injuries Unknown
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Monday Will Be A Lot Like Sunday, So Get Out And Enjoy It
• Philadelphia Police Release Mugshots Of Virginia Men Charged With Carrying Weapons Near Pennsylvania Convention Center
• University Of Pittsburgh Implements Shelter In Place Period As Coronavirus Surge Across Campus
• Police: 2 Teens Hospitalized After Being Shot At Basketball Court In Northeast Philadelphia
• Tropical Storm Eta Causes Widespread Flooding, Closures Across Miami-Dade
• Man Shot While Sitting In Car In Braddock, Police Investigating
• Schools Out For The Storm In Miami-Dade, Broward and Monroe Counties
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Welcomes Small Number Of Students Back For In-Person Learning
• Crews Battle Indiana Township Brush Fire
• 46-Year-Old Man Killed In Armstrong Co. Motorcycle Crash
• Florida Gas Prices Drop To Lowest In Five Months
• Crime Solvers Offering $5,000 Reward For Information On 2015 Shooting
• Monday's Show Info (11/9/20)
• One Person Killed In Lawrence Co. Motorcycle Crash
• 'This Win Doesn't Dismantle Systematic Racism': Boston Rally Asks What's Next
• Man Rescued After Driving Into Canal In Lauderhill Amid Significant Tropical Storm Eta Flooding
• As Holiday, Flu Season Approaches Amid COVID-19 Pandemic, Red Cross Hopes Marylanders Can Donate Blood
• Tracking The Tropics: Eta Makes Landfall In Lower Matecumbe Key As Strong Tropical Storm
• Black Lives Matter Mural Repainted For Repairs, Future Mural Development In The Works

Videos from November 9, 2020

• Pfizer says COVID-19 vaccine trials are 90% effective
• Attorney General Bill Barr authorizes investigation into voting irregularities
• Emily Harrington is first woman to free climb Golden Gate route on Yosemite's El Capitan in one day
• Presidential election reveals a deeply divided nation
• Trump fires Secretary of Defense Mark Esper
• Biden begins transition with focus on coronavirus pandemic
• U.S. battles coronavirus surge as cases surpass 10 million
• Pfizer's early data shows COVID-19 vaccine is more than 90% effective
• CBS Evening News, November 9, 2020
• Black and Latino voters arguably the deciders in the 2020 presidential election
• 2 more members of Trump's team test positive for COVID-19
• Battle for control of the Senate rests on 2 Georgia runoff races
• Americans take to the streets after President-elect Biden's victory and Trump's loss
• 11/09/20: Red and Blue
• Tropical Storm Eta lashing South Florida
• Trump fires defense secretary as he heads into "lame duck" period
• Biden on working together to fight COVID-19
• How Wisconsin Democrats helped Joe Biden flip the state and win the presidency
• Biden forges ahead with transition as Trump administration holds up resources
• Legal expert on Trump's court challenges to election results
• Pfizer says its coronavirus vaccine is 90% effective
• Trump pursues legal challenges to vote count in battleground states
• NFL Update: Several teams battle for No. 1 seed in NFC
• Panel: "Nothing Will Work Unless Women Do"
• Reykjavík Global Forum panel: The power of sports
• Fireside chat: Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, Rosalía Arteaga
• The Mom Project CEO: "Women are in the fight of their lives right now"
• Fireside chat with Hillary Clinton and Melanne Verveer
• Doctor discusses Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine
• Buddhist monk on the power of cleanliness
• Reykjavík Global Forum panel on COVID-19 impact
• Markets rally after Joe Biden's projected win and Pfizer's COVID vaccine news
• Representative Jim Clyburn: John Lewis would never say "defund the police"
• Biden transition team spends first day on plans to combat COVID-19
• Trump-appointed administrator holding up transition paperwork
• Fireside chat: José Manuel Barros and Thoraya Obaid
• President-elect Biden begins transition with COVID-19 advisory board
• Panel on social prejudice and leadership
• 13-year-old with stutter who spoke at the DNC reacts to Joe Biden's projected win
• Reykjavík Global Forum panel on mental health
• From the archives: Joe Biden's Note to Self
• Mark Pollock on the power of collaboration
• The women who paved the way for Senator Kamala Harris
• Analysis on Trump's legal strategy after Biden's projected win
• Former chief of staff Reince Priebus on Biden win, Trump not conceding
• The importance of women leaders in a divided world
• World leaders congratulate Biden on projected win, but some await "official results"
• Former Michigan Republican Governor Rick Snyder says Biden will bring civility back to White House
• Trump pursues legal challenges to election, despite no evidence of fraud
• New Jersey Senator Cory Booker on Biden administration priorities and unifying the country
• Weekend rallies concern health officials over possible COVID-19 spikes
• How CBS News projected Joe Biden as the winner of the presidential election
• President-elect Joe Biden announces transition COVID-19 advisory board
• Pfizer says trials suggest its coronavirus vaccine is 90% effective
• 11/09: CBSN AM
• President-elect Joe Biden plans for White House transition
• Hospitals strained as COVID-19 cases skyrocket nationwide