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• Peninsula School Board President Resigns After Wife's Vulgar, Racist Tweet About Kamala Harris
• Norteño Gang Member Sentenced For Brutal Attacks On Inmates At Monterey County Jail
• Parents, Students Pack Livermore School Board Meeting To Plead For Return To Classrooms
• Sacramento-Region New Homes Show Record-Breaking Sales
• 22 Freeway Partially Closed Following Fatal Motorcycle Crash In Westminster
• 'It's Incredibly Emotional': Community Comes To Riverside American Legion Post's Rescue After Burglars Strike
• Family Of Toddler Injured In Halloween Hit-And-Run Praying For Recovery
• Man In His 50s Shot, Killed In South LA
• Sac State Student Hit During Natomas Sideshow Released From Hospital
• WATCH: Peyton Manning Surprises Air Force Veteran As Part Of NFL's Salute To Service Month
• Army Ranger Turned Colorado Congressman Introduces Bill To Track Casualties Off The Battlefield
• US Sets Record For Coronavirus Hospitalizations With Over 60,000
• Judge Denies Britney Spears' Request to Suspend Dad's Conservatorship Role
• Democrat Jimmy Gomez Wins Reelection To US House In California's 34th Congressional District
• Biden Says Transition Can Proceed Without Trump Administration's Cooperation
• Riverside, San Bernardino Remain In Purple Tier; Ventura Stays In Red
• Silicon Valley Organization Resists Calls For Dissolution After Internal Investigation Into Racist Political Ad
• Minnesota Weather: Heavy, Wet Snow Falls Across Minnesota, Western Wisconsin
• CVS Health Looking To Fill Over 15,000 Positions
• State Patrol: 450+ Crashes, Spinouts During November Snow Storm
• Chicago Weather: Trees, Power Lines Come Down Around Chicago Area, Roadways Flooded As Severe Storms Sweep Through; Chill To Follow
• Popular Cape Cod Camp Closing Permanently Due To Impact Of Coronavirus
• Denver Fire Inspecting Up To 6x More Outdoor Patios With Heaters
• Ayanna Pressley Calls On Baker To Release Inmates At High Risk Of Covid-19
• Massachusetts Preparing To Open Field Hospitals With Coronavirus Cases Rising
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/11 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Health Commissioner: N.J. Records 3,877 New Daily COVID-19 Cases, Highest Number Since April 24; Newark At 19% Positivity
• Aurora's Iman Jodeh Makes History Becoming First Muslim Lawmaker In Colorado
• NYC Business Owners Worry Boarded Up Windows Are Costing Them Customers, Fear Taking Plywood Down Too Soon
• Wild Ride: Wildlife Rehabilitator Takes Injured Swan On Subway From Queens To Upper West Side
• Carjackings Spiking Across Large Swaths Of Chicago
• Yolo County Election Worker Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Coronavirus Latest: Indoor Dining At Bars, Restaurants Reduced Back To 50% In Maryland, Gov. Hogan Says
• El Paso County Jail Coronavirus Cases Surge With 76% Of Inmates Testing Positive
• Staten Island Man Accused Of Threatening To Kill Protesters, Politicians, Law Enforcement Members
• Hunters Reminded That There Is No Hunting Allowed At Pittsburgh City Parks
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore Officials Say Masks Required Outdoors, City Moves Back To Phase 1 And 25% Business Capacity
• 5-Year-Old In Critical Condition After Falling 25 Feet At Fort Worth Apartment Complex
• 'It's Heartbreaking': Tragedy In Homestead After Fatal House Fire
• Minnesotans React To New COVID Restrictions On Wedding Sizes, Bar And Restaurant Closing Times
• This New Technique Targets Trigger Points Within Muscle To Treat, Manage Pain
• Search Continues For Suspects Accused Of Assaulting Cold Stone Creamery Employees After Refusing To Wear Masks
• Legal Marijuana Advocates Feel Cheated With New Jersey's Proposed Bill Leaving Out Racial Justice Component
• Nearly Two Weeks After Arson At Jilly's Bar And Grill, Officials Stress Importance Of Fire Safety
• Coronavirus Latest: Baltimore City Schools Scaling Back Reopening Plans Due To Statewide Increase Of Cases
• 23 Broward Schools Forced To Return To eLearning Due To Flooding, Power Outages; 17 Schools In Miami-Dade Also Remain Closed
• Flooding Frustrations Continue Across South Florida Especially Melrose Park In Fort Lauderdale
• Long Recovery Ahead For Minn. Teen Who Contracted Rare COVID-Related Syndrome MIS-C
• Election 2020 Live Updates: Biden Moving Ahead With Transition As Trump Administration Stalls
• Denver Rescue Mission Kicks Off 2020 Turkey Drive Ahead Of Thanksgiving
• Herald Square Macy's Offers Sneak Peek At Famous Holiday Windows
• 73 More Pitt Students Test Positive For Coronavirus Since Friday
• Inside the FBI's search for the dark web kingpin of Silk Road
• What Will The Holiday Shopping Season Look Like? Good Question
• 2 Fatal Shootings Just Minutes Apart In Oakland
• Volunteering With Twin Cities Salvation Army
• Tracking The Tropics: NOAA Hurricane Hunter Aircraft Reports That Eta Is A Little Stronger
• October Tips To Safe2Tell Drops Dramatically From Last Year
• Girl, 11 Killed In Turlock Hit-And-Run Crash; Suspect Facing Manslaughter Charges
• Bankruptcy Court Approves Sale Of Cash-Strapped J.C. Penney
• Ohio Supreme Court Dismisses Bullying Lawsuit Brought By Parents Of Kindergartener
• Proposition 15: California Voters Reject Move To Dismantle Property Tax System
• 2-Year-Old Giraffe Named Zara Arrives At The Detroit Zoo
• Proposition 15: California Voters Reject Effort To Revise Commercial Property Tax Rules
• Bay Area Hospitals Prepared For Expected 3rd Wave Of COVID-19 Cases
• Florida Sees COVID-19 Hospitalizations Increase By More Than 25% In Last 2 Weeks
• Officer Moira Cummings Sworn In As Prospect Park's First Female Officer In 125-Year History
• Dodger Stadium COVID-19 Testing Hours Extended
• Veteran Shares Heartbreaking Loss Of Brother, Fellow Veteran, To COVID-19
• DWSD Cleans 30,000th Catch Basin, As City Works To Prevent Street Flooding
• New App Tracks Michigan Covid Cases
• Whitmer, State Leaders Announce Bipartisan Legislation Ahead Of Veterans Day
• Patio Heaters Are Latest Pandemic Necessity In Short Supply
• Florida Bracing As Supreme Court Hears Arguments On Fate Of Affordable Care Act
• Beaumont Reinstates Visitor Restrictions Due To Coronavirus Spike
• Republicans Searching For Problems With Wisconsin Election
• Colorado Doctors Plead With Everyone To Step Up: 'Now Is The Time'
• Nurses From 4 Local Hospitals Preparing To Go On Strike As Staff Being 'Stretched So Thin' Amid COVID-19 Spike
• 50 New Coronavirus Outbreaks Reported In Michigan Schools
• Vikings Put CB Horton Hill On Injured Reserve, Long Snapper Austin Cutting On COVID List
• 'Wildly Inappropriate': Baker Slams 'Baseless' Election Claims By Trump, Republican Efforts To Stall Transition
• Coroner Orders Inquest Into Shooting Death Of Andres Guardado
• Sunshine State Sweep: Marlins' Don Mattingly, Rays' Kevin Cash Win Manager Of The Year Awards
• Gov. Gavin Newsom Eases Penalties For 35 Former Felons
• 'Party Squasher' App Alerts Homeowners When Their AirBnb Guest Invites A Crowd To The House
• COVID-19 Update: Surging Cases Find Contra Costa, Santa Cruz Counties Moving Back To Red Tier
• Proposition 15 Fails - California Voters Reject Revamp To Property Tax System
• No Comment From White Sox After Revelations About DUI Charge Against Tony La Russa Day Before His Hiring
• 2 Suspect In Custody After Police Pursuit Through New York, New Jersey
• Police Investigating After 33-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed In Hill District
• North Carolina Firm Could Buy Denver's Larimer Square
• Robber Shoots Manager Of Northeast Minneapolis's Market Bar-B-Que
• Biden's congratulatory calls with world leaders aren't involving State Dept
• Yeti Recalling Travel Mugs Because Stronghold Lids Can Pop Off, Posing Burn Hazard
• Proposal In Minneapolis Seeks To Hire Outside Officers For Patrols
• Pitt Senior Vice Chancellor To Lead President-Elect Joe Biden's Transition Team
• Board Of Supervisors Votes To Consider Legal Options To Oust LA County Sheriff Alex Villanueva
• Deadly Dixon Hit-And-Run Suspect Identified; May Be Headed To SoCal Or Mexico, Police Say
• 1,000 Pounds Of Pet Food, Supplies Handed Out In The Bronx
• Westchester County Executive George Latimer Proposes $1 Million Cut In County Property Taxes
• Sacramento County Restaurants Forced To Close Indoor Operations Again: 'I'm Devastated'
• Pittsburgh-Area Vets Walking 17 Miles To Raise Awareness About Veteran Suicide
• Martin Jenkins Becomes First Openly Gay Justice Confirmed To California's High Court
• City Council Plan Would Use LA Convention Center, Future Olympics Site, As Temporary Homeless Shelter
• Las Virgenes Unified Superintendent, Daughter Take Part In COVID-19 Vaccine Trial
• Des Plaines School District 62 To Move To Remote Learning After Thanksgiving Break; Merrillville Schools To Stay Remote Until After Holidays
• Former SF Giants Player Mac Williamson Files Lawsuit Over 2018 Concussion At Oracle Park
• Some Livermore Parents Demand Return To In-Classroom Learning
• CDC Urges Caution At Thanksgiving Gatherings
• Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Offers Up To $1M Reward For 'Voter Fraud Whistleblowers And Tipsters'
• People, Airlines Making Plans For The Thanksgiving; 'This Is Going To Be A Very Different For Holiday Travel'
• Texas Sets Daily Record With 10,865 New Coronavirus Cases
• COVID Positivity Rate At 6.74% In Connecticut
• Ventura County Sheriff Patrol Vehicles Outfitted With New Sirens To Signal Immediate Evacuations From Natural Disasters
• Martin Jenkins, The First Openly Gay Justice, Confirmed To California High Court
• Therapy Dogs Help Vacaville Students Through Distance Learning
• Lancaster ISD Superintendent Elijah Granger Removed 2 Weeks After Signing 5-Year Contract
• LAPD Survey: Vast Majority Of Officers Dissatisfied With Chief, Leadership Over Police Protests, Civil Unrest
• FDA Approves Emergency Use Of Montoclonal Antibody Therapy For COVID-19: Doctors Explain How It Works
• Lacking Star Power, Maryland Counting On depth And Backcourt
• Bar For What Conduct Warrants Decertifying Police Officers Is Too High, Says Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul
• Tarrant County Judge Calls For 'Time Out' On Youth Sports During Coronavirus Case Surge
• Fayette Co. Man Sentenced Up To 20 Years For Sexually Assaulting Minor
• Hogan Cautions Marylanders While COVID-19 Surges Again
• Chicago Weather: Severe Storms Bring Heavy Rain, Strong Winds, Tornado Warnings As They Plow Through Chicago Area
• 'Colorado Outdoors' Podcast Highlights Colorado Parks And Wildlife, Vast Activities Our State Has To Offer
• COVID-19 Testing Site To Open At Allegany County Fairgrounds
• 2 Shot While Driving On 110 Freeway In South LA, 4 Suspects At Large
• LA County Expanding Outreach Efforts To Communities Hard-Hit By COVID-19
• Eli Lilly COVID-19 Antibody Drug Gets Emergency Use Authorization From FDA
• New Pilot Program Has FDNY EMTs, Mental Health Crisis Workers Respond To 911 Calls Involving Mentally Ill Individuals Without NYPD
• Tiger Woods Hopes To Revive Spark At Most Unusual Masters
• Sully The Service Dog Honored With Statue On Long Island
• Oakland Housing Activist Carroll Fife Defeats Incumbent Lynette Gibson McElhaney In City Council Race
• New Test Might Better Detect Past Coronavirus Infection, Study Finds
• 3 First Responders Hit While Responding To Serious Motorcycle Crash In Frederick County
• 1 Person Killed, Another Injured In Montgomery County Crash
• Surging Chicago COVID Numbers Have Doctors Concerned About Available ICU Beds, Staff Shortages
• Supreme Court's Affordable Care Act Decision Could Impact Millions Of Pennsylvanians
• 13th-Ranked Michigan State Forced To Prepare For Season Without Izzo
• Texas becomes first state to top 1 million COVID-19 cases
• Veterans Day 2020 Events In Sacramento
• No State Dept role in Biden congratulatory calls with foreign leaders
• Rising COVID-19 Cases Could Threaten Ski Industry Both In And Out Of Bounds
• Destruction Of 'Murder Hornets' Nest Doesn't End Potential Threat
• NYC Sees Long Lines At Some COVID Testing Sites As Cases Keep Climbing
• Maryland Woman Among First To Take Pfizer's Experimental COVID-19 Vaccine Calls It 'Huge Breakthrough'
• Local Colorado Health Experts Send Letter To Governor Asking For More Unified Message
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: Gov. Evers Advises Residents To Stay Home As Cases Surge
• MN National Guard Member Describes Months-Long Mission At COVID-19 Testing Station
• 43 States, Puerto Rico Now On Chicago's Travel Order
• High Tides Could Bring Localized Flooding In Marin County Starting Friday
• Orange County Reports 267 New COVID-19 Cases, 3 Additional Deaths
• Wayne County Circuit Judge Accused Of Covering Up Son's Abuse Of Her Grandsons
• Missing Teen: Police And FBI Search Aurora Home For Lashaya Stine
• Historic Hurricane Season With 29 Named Storms Reveals 'Large Increasing Trends' And 'Climate Change Signal,' Scientist Says
• Salinas-Based Company Recalls Romaine Lettuce Over Possible E. Coli Contamination
• Trump Campaign Challenges Pennsylvania Votes, Democrats Say No Fraud Is Found
• Teen Arrested For Murder Of Dallas 7-Eleven Clerk, 2nd Suspect Was Shot And Killed
• UC Davis Reports Series Of On-Campus Burglaries
• How To Report Outages, Downed Power Lines As Severe Storms Pass Through
• Howard Lauds Experienced Roster For His Second Michigan Team
• More Colorado State Parks Offer No-Vehicle $4 Pass
• Organizations Dedicated To Feeding Needy During Coronavirus Pandemic In Need Of Donations
• 'The Kids Were Freezing': NYC Public School Teachers Instructed To Keep Windows Open To Comply With COVID Guidelines Even As Temperatures Drop
• Police: Man Killed After Firing At Officers, Fatally Hitting Sister With Stolen Squad Car
• Suicide Call To Police Turns Into Murder Charges For Hialeah Man Who Says He Accidentally Shot His Friend
• LA County Reports 2,318 New COVID-19 Cases, 25 Deaths
• Police Searching For Suspect Who Burglarized South Philadelphia Doctor's Office Twice In Two Days
• Republican Beth Van Duyne Discusses Priorities After Securing Texas 24th Congressional District Seat
• Live! Casino And Hotel Holds Job Fair Ahead Of Next Year's Scheduled Grand Opening
• Program Uses Horses To Help Maryland National Guardsmen Reduce Stress Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Schools Grapple With Scaled-Back Reopening Plans As COVID-19 Cases In Maryland Surge
• 'Tough Day at the Office' For Young Broncos Corners In Loss To Atlanta Falcons
• Popular South Philadelphia Concert Venue Boot & Saddle Shutting Down Because Of Pandemic
• 'Phenomenal Experience': Miami Pastry Chef Lorenzo Delgado Competes For $25K On Food Network's Holiday Baking Championship
• Mayo Clinic Warns It May Soon Be Limited In Caring For COVID Patients Amid Surging Rates
• Miami Dolphins Commit $75M To Cancer Research At Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center
• LAPD Officer Arrested For Allegedly Stealing Vehicle From Used Car Dealership In Orange
• COVID-19 In South Florida: 394 Newly Reported Cases In Miami-Dade, 263 In Broward
• Aledo High School Head Football Coach Wants 'Knuckleheads' To Stop Partying, Prevent COVID-19 Spread
• Maryland Nonprofit 'CaringOn' Hopes To Make Legacy By Caring For Caregivers
• Denver Public Schools To Use Sanitizing Lights On School Buses
• Seward Police Chief Accused Of Asking For Sexual Favors From Women He Pulled Over
• All Nashua, NH Students Will Learn Remotely For 2 Weeks After Holidays
• 'It'll Be Devastating': Riders Hope To Save MBTA Ferry From Proposed Budget Cuts
• Coronavirus Hospitalizations Increase In North Texas As Fatigue Sets In For Some Healthcare Workers
• Vatican Report Exposes Failures That Allowed Former Cardinal Theodore McCarrick To Rise Through The Ranks Despite Sexual Abuse Allegations
• First Responders Rescue Person Who Fell Into Hole In Beaver Co.
• Philadelphia Man Arrested After Operating Gun Trafficking Organization, Making Straw Purchases, Officials Say
• Adapting To Coronavirus: Retailers Getting Creative To Keep Holiday Shoppers In Stores And Safe
• Celebrating Thanksgiving In COVID Times Means Creating New, CDC Recommended Traditions
• CSU Helps Those Experiencing Homelessness And Their Pets With Health Care Clinics
• Legends Bar And Grill Forced To Close After Repeated COVID Violations
• Pioneering Pittsburgh Broadcaster Eleanor Schano Passes Away
• Police: 34-Year-Old Tasheem Keaton Wanted In Attempted Sexual Assault Of 61-Year-Old Woman In Evesham Township
• College applications dip, especially for low-income students
• Maryland Doctor Says Worst Months Are Ahead In Fight Against Coronavirus Pandemic
• Teen Creates Website That Organizes Best Online Learning Resources For All Ages
• Biden and the economy: What it means for your wallet
• Video: Chimpanzees Living At Closed Wildlife Waystation Take Part In Fire Drills
• I-Team's Call For Action Fixes A $15,000 Credit Card Mistake
• 'We Are Entering The Most Dangerous Phase': Dallas County Reports 1,401 New Coronavirus Cases
• Marylanders Can Now Get Alerts About Coronavirus Exposure With MD COVID Alert
• Pittsburgh Doctor Says Coronavirus Vaccine 'Represents The Most Clear Pathway To End' Pandemic
• Police: 14-Year-Old Boy Fighting For Life After Shot In Head In South Philadelphia Double Shooting
• Affidavit: Babysitter Was Arrested With Child At DIA On Her Way Back Home
• Sacramento, Stanislaus County Drop Back Into Most-Restrictive COVID-19 Alert Tier
• Keller @ Large: Could Mitt Romney Be Eyeing Another Run For President?
• Florida US Senator Rick Scott To Lead Republican Senate Campaigns In 2022
• New Mets owner on players' protests: "Black lives do matter"
• Stockton Man, 53, Who Worked As Massage Therapist Accused Of Rape And Sexual Assault
• 'It's A Very Helpless, Hopeless Feeling': Dylan Redwine's Mother Reacts To Mistrial In Mark Redwine Murder Trial
• Many Boston Businesses Still Afraid To Take Plywood Down A Week After Election
• Jason Buehler, Climber Who Died On North Maroon Peak, Was Head Brewer For Denver Beer Company
• Veterans will soon receive lifetime free access to national parks
• Lake Street Target Store To Reopen Wednesday
• New Mets Owner Cohen: 'I'm Not In This To Be Mediocre'; Alderson: Manager Rojas 'Very Likely' To Return
• Early Veterans Day Ceremony In Manhattan Pays Tribute To Women
• New Jersey COVID Restrictions Seek To Deter Restaurants 'Morphing Into Clubs' Late At Night, Gov. Murphy Says
• Sea Lion Rescued From Newport Beach Buoy With Fishing Line Around Its Neck Also Had 2 Dozen Rocks In Her Stomach
• Tarrant County Jail Inmate Dies Of Coronavirus
• Allegheny County Health Department Warns Of Significant Coronavirus Community Spread
• Ben Roethlisberger Among 4 Players Added To Pittsburgh Steelers COVID-19 List
• Four Seasons Total Landscaping Cashing In On New-Found Fame Following Trump Campaign Press Conference
• Denver Carjacking Suspect Seen In Surveillance Images
• NYC Officials Urge People Not To Travel For Thanksgiving As De Blasio Says City Is Seeing Worrisome COVID Increase
• Burglars Steal 39 Guns From Winthrop Harbor Gun Shop, Flee Toward Wisconsin
• Missing Mom: Suzanne Morphew Disappeared 6 Months Ago
• Election Judge in Cloquet Tests Positive For COVID
• Long Beach Considers COVID-19 Financial Relief Program For Artists
• Massachusetts Reports 2,047 New Coronavirus Cases, 21 Additional Deaths
• After 8 Reports Of Minor Burns, Ring Recalls Video Doorbells Due To Fire Hazard
• Veterans Honored During Car Parade Hosted By 8th Grade Students In Bucks County
• US Cities Facing Unprecedented Problem Of Discarded PPE Supplies
• Fire Burns At Homeless Encampment In South San Jose
• Loveland Ski Area Prepares For Opening Day On Wednesday
• Gov. Carney Urging Anyone Who Took Part In Biden Celebrations In Wilmington To Get COVID-19 Test
• Philadelphia Eagles Staff Member Tests Positive For COVID-19
• FDA Announces Romaine Lettuce Recall Over E. Coli Concerns
• 20-Year-Old Lake Orion Man Charged With Supplying Drugs To 3 Teens Found Dead From Overdosing In Hotel Room
• Ex-Girlfriend Of Silk Road Mastermind On Dating A Man Wanted By FBI
• Gender equality "essential" to COVID-19 recovery: Norway PM
• Texas A&M Football Game At Tennessee Postponed Due To Aggie Coronavirus Cases
• Coronavirus Latest: Montgomery County Brings Back 25% Capacity Limits For Businesses, Adds Other Restrictions
• Nonprofit Mentorship Program Helps Baltimore Youth Develop Academically, Look Toward Their Futures
• Man Critically Wounded After Shot Multiple Times Inside Corner Store In South Philadelphia
• Garbage Fire Breaks Out At General Iron Shredding Plant In Clybourn Corridor
• Pennsylvania Reports First Flu Death Of The Season
• Reopening Rollback: San Francisco Halts Indoor Dining, Pauses Additional In-Class Learning
• Philadelphia Police: Woman Struck, Killed By Vehicle While Getting Into Her Car In Overbrook
• Sixers Unveil New Black City Edition Jersey For 2020-21 Season
• Philadelphia Police Investigating After 61-Year-Old Woman Killed By Wrong-Way Driver In Head-On Crash In Mayfair
• Sinkhole Swallows Up Van In South LA
• Teens Arrested After Stealing Van, Trying To Rob Couple Outside NW Baltimore Synagogue, Police Say
• Illinois Soars Past 500,000 Total COVID-19 Cases After Daily Record 12,623 New Cases Tuesday; 'These Numbers Are Awful'
• Ravens Sign Free Agent Pro Bowl CB Tramon Williams
• J.C. Penney plans to exit bankruptcy soon
• 'This Is Real': Bucks County Officials Warning Of Unprecedented Spread Of COVID-19
• 'Case Counts Hitting All-Time Highs': Philly Health Officials Warn This Could Be Worst Period Of COVID-19 Pandemic
• Navy-Memphis Football Game Postponed Due To Positive COVID-19 Cases At Naval Academy
• Bill Belichick Explains How Cam Newton Set Up Final Play Before Game-Winning Field Goal Vs. Jets
• Republican Challenger Stacy Garrity Declares Victory Over Democrat Joe Torsella In Pennsylvania Treasurer Race
• Furry Tails: Animal Friends Helping Veterans Adopt A Best Friend
• Biden says transition can proceed without Trump's cooperation
• Actor Jonathan Rhys Meyers Arrested For DUI After Crash In Malibu
• Celtics Past And Present Share Their Thoughts On The Late Great Tommy Heinsohn
• Minnesota governor unveils new COVID restrictions as cases spike
• 'I'm Hopeful I Received The Vaccine': CBS 11 Reporter Andrea Lucia Volunteers In Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Trial
• Kids have regressed due to COVID restrictions, with some going back to diapers
• 3 Arrested After Shots Fired During Road Rage Incident And Crash Near Fort Worth Christian School
• Record-Coffee Shop Baby's On Fire In Fells Point Closing After One Year Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Volvo Airbag Recall Covers 12 States, Including Florida
• Detroit Police Seek Suspect In Shooting On City's West Side
• Peduto Administration Introduces $3M In Coronavirus Aid
• Illinois Supreme Court Chooses Appellate Court Judge Robert Carter To Replace Justice Thomas Kilbride For Two Years
• "Not our job": Supreme Court justices skeptical of striking down Obamacare
• 'They Can Expect To Pay': New Jersey Sues Three Firms Over 'Forever Chemicals' In Drinking Water
• Suspect Killed After Opening Fire On Undercover Officers Identified As Rodney Eubanks; Detective Out Of Hospital
• Pompeo declines to say Biden has won presidential election
• Chicago Weather: November Record Of Seven-Straight Days Of 70 Degrees Ends Today
• Gov. Tom Wolf Commends President-Elect Joe Biden For Coronavirus Task Force
• Peyton Manning Teaming Up With Steph Curry For Another All-Star Golf Match
• Bankruptcy Court Approves Sale Of JCPenney
• North Texas 9-Year-Old Student Took Loaded Gun To Elementary School In A Backpack
• Man, 21, Dies After Crash In Winters; Police Say Alcohol Possibly A Factor
• UPDATE: Oakland Homicide Rate Reaches 101; 5 Shooting Deaths In Last 72 Hours
• Man Pleads Guilty To Aggravated Assault In Connection With April 2019 Monroeville Mall Shooting
• Accused Kenosha gunman's mom: "My son shouldn't have been there"
• Officials: More than 21,500 Lionfish Removed From Florida Waters During Annual 'Lionfish Challenge'
• 12 People Charged With Unlawfully Using Bait To Lure Bears During Western Maryland Bear Hunt
• After Rep. Peterson's Defeat, Agriculture Industry Could See Shakeup On Capitol Hill
• Will Barton Buys His Mother A House, Writes 'I Love You Mommy'
• Whitmer Sends Letter To Trump, Requests Extension To Utilize Michigan National Guard Through March 2021
• Governor To Follow Law Of Certifying Electoral Votes Of Pennsylvania Popular Vote Winner
• Woman, 62, Severely Injured In Big Bear Hit-And-Run
• 'Wild Lights' At The Detroit Zoo Returns Next Week
• Archaeologists Searching For Home Of Harriet Tubman's Father Near Cambridge
• Small Business Owners Urge Minneapolis Leaders To Form Unarmed Mental Health Emergency Response Teams
• DIA Unveils Contactless Payment for Parking, Plans For Future Reservation System
• Brian Bartels, Man Accused Of Damaging Police Car During Pittsburgh Riots, To Stand Trial
• Wawa Offering Free Coffee To Troops & Their Families On Veterans Day
• Celtics Legend Tommy Heinsohn Dies At Age 86
• Gophers Men's Basketball Team Pauses Practices And Workouts Due To COVID-19
• Video: Bobcats Spotted Playing In Boulder Backyard
• Trump begins raising money for his new political action committee
• Pen Pals Wanted For Maryland Senior Citizens
• Alex Cora Apologizes For Astros Cheating Scandal, Promises To Use His Mistake 'To Make People Better'
• Republicans add record number of women to Congress
• Dallas Police Body-Cam Footage Shows Reginald Alexander Jr. Was Armed When Officers Shot Him
• Chicago Weather: Third Day In A Row Of Record-Breaking Warmth; Severe Storm Threat, Temperature Drop Ahead
• Man Dies In Early Morning San Jose Shooting; City's 38th Homicide
• Pittsburgh Weather: Steel City Sets New Record High As Temperatures Soar This Fall Day
• Chicago Weather: Wind Advisory In Effect For Chicago Area Until 10 p.m.
• Boston's New Year's Eve Celebration Will Be Virtual Only
• Meteor showers bring shooting stars and fireballs to the night sky
• Santa Rosa Police Arrest Wrong-Way Driver After Wild Country Club Fairway Pursuit
• Police Investigating Deadly East Liberty Shooting
• Aggressive Effort To Curb COVID-19 infection Rates Begins On Staten Island; N.J. Restrictions Looming
• UPDATE: Family Members Located After Young Child Found Alone In Sonoma
• Rouda Concedes To Steel, GOP Retakes 48th District Seat
• Yeti Recalls Thousands Of Mugs Over Burning Hazards Linked To Faulty Lids
• Keller @ Large: Don't Expect Warren, Walsh Or Baker In Biden Cabinet
• Investigators Work To Identify Unknown Teen Boy Found Dead In Trabuco Canyon In 1996
• Taco Bell holds curbside "parties" to hire more than 2,000
• 1 In 5 Children Have Vaccine-Wary Parents, CDC Says, Which May Affect Future Immunization Campaigns
• 13-Year-Old Bloomington Girl Shot In Head Returns Home From Hospital
• Giant Eagle Looking To Hire 600 Pittsburgh-Area Workers
• Experts: Trump's Election Challenge Far Different From Florida Recount, Legal Battles From Year 2000
• Former Cecil Bank President Sentenced To 2 Years In Prison For Bribery, Fraud
• Tarrant County Sheriff's Office Lieutenant, Hit By Car, Seriously Injured While Helping Crash Victims
• COVID: Marin's The Branson School Cancels In-Person Classes Indefinitely After Halloween Parties
• Water Main Break Leaves Residents In One Wylie Neighborhood Underwater
• Rocklin Trump Supporter Files Restraining Order Against Biden-Supporting Neighbor
• California Showdown Over Affordable Care Act Goes Before US Supreme Court
• 3-Year-Old Filly Celtic Miracle Dies At Los Alamitos Race Course
• Hunter Who Went Missing Over Deer Opener Weekend Found Deceased, No Foul Play Suspected
• Is Joe Flacco A Future Hall Of Famer? Examining The Case For & Against The Former Ravens' QB
• Ulta Beauty to open shops inside 100 Target stores
• Ceres Man, 29, Accused Of Severely Abusing 7-Month-Old Step-Child
• Coronavirus Update: Indiana Reports Record Number Of New COVID-19 Deaths, Cases Continue To Surge
• Milton Students Salute Veterans And Grandparents In Drive-Thru Celebration
• Lake Forest Native Named Navy Student Brigade Leader, 1st Black Woman Named To Post
• Fire Destroys 110-Year-Old Hillside Home In Eagle Rock; Person Found Dead
• State Police Seek Information In Alleged Dairy Queen Dilly Bar Theft
• Stanford Counting On Defensive Focus Translating To Offense
• CPD Launches 'I Wear My Mask' Campaign To Encourage Officers To Wear Face Coverings
• Cal Expects To Make Strides In Coach Mark Fox's Second Year
• Got a text about a $1,200 stimulus check? Don't click, IRS says
• Driver Laurence Hunter In October Crash In Clarksville Dies Of Injuries, Police Say
• 29-Year-Old Woman Charged In Deaths Of 2 Road Workers Near Ypsilanti
• CDC Updates Coronavirus Holiday Guidance, Saying Small Household Gatherings Are Contributing To Worsening Pandemic
• COVID-19 Reopenings: Figure Skating Officials Move National Championships From San Jose To Las Vegas
• Denver City Council Passes 2021 Budget
• Public Aid For Private Schools Lands At Michigan's Top Court
• U.S. Supreme Court To Consider Affordable Care Act Tuesday
• Gilroy Business Owner Couple Charged With Human Trafficking, Wage Theft
• Jakobi Meyers Continues To Play Like A No. 1 Receiver For Patriots
• Walmart Teams Up With General Motors To Test Driverless Deliveries
• Pennsylvania Reports More Than 4,000 New COVID-19 Cases, Highest Daily Count Since Pandemic Began
• Mother Killed In North Miami House Fire Despite Screams For Help From Son
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Nearly 5,000 More COVID-19 Cases Reported, 23 More Deaths
• MPCA To Fund Up To 22 Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Throughout The State
• Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine Calls Increase In Coronavirus Cases 'Sobering'
• Chester-Upland School District To Remain Virtual Due To Rising COVID-19 Rates
• NYPD Investigating Robbery Spree Targeting Businesses In The Bronx
• Romaine Lettuce Recalled In Massachusetts And Other States For Possible E. Coli Contamination
• Motorcyclist Killed In Crash Along Jackson Road Near Sacramento
• Subtropical Storm Theta Is Record-Breaking 29th Named Atlantic Storm
• Foot Injury Means Dallas Cowboys Will Lose Rookie Cornerback Trevon Diggs For Up To 6 Weeks
• Alex Cora Recreates Iconic Photo Walking To Fenway Park For Introductory Press Conference
• Pa. Health Dept. Reports 4,361 New Coronavirus Cases, Setting Record For Highest Daily Increase Of Cases
• Colorado Family Suffering After Dramatic Crash With Stolen Bus
• One-Fifth Of COVID-19 Patients To Get A Psychiatric Diagnosis Within 90 Days, Study Suggests
• Now Hiring: CVS Has 15,000 Open Positions Across The Country
• 'Didn't Have Any Reservations': Colorado Man Describes Getting COVID-19 Trial Vaccine
• New Jersey Authorities Arrest Philadelphia Man In Fatal Shooting Of Nathan Adcock Last May
• Gov. Jared Polis Gets His Wish: Pre-School For All Colorado Kids On Tax Measures Passed By Voters
• At Least 1 Killed In Big Rig, Motorcycle Crash On 5 Freeway In Commerce
• KDKA 2020-2021 Winter Weather Forecast, Slightly Warmer This Season
• Virginia Gynecologist Javaid Perwaiz Convicted Of Fraud, Unneeded Surgeries
• Ulta To Open Beauty Shops At More Than 100 Target Stores By Mid-2021
• Deputies Discover Hundreds Of Pills, Baggies Of Heroin And Meth After Lincoln Traffic Stop
• Democrat Candace Valenzuela Concedes To Beth Van Duyne In North Texas Congressional Race
• Police Seek Person Of Interest In Shooting Death Of 16-Year-Old Girl
• "Darkest days" of COVID pandemic lie ahead, Biden adviser warns
• Star QB among 4 players added to Steelers' COVID-19 list
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Attributes Significant Rise In Coronavirus Cases To Community Spread From Halloween Parties, Gatherings
• Weather Blog: Enjoy The Last Bit Of Unseasonably Warm Weather
• Travel Tuesday: Coronavirus Precautions Hotels, Airbnb Are Taking
• TSA Shares Tips For Thanksgiving Air Travel
• Live Coverage: US Supreme Court Hears Arguments Over Fate Of Obamacare
• "Jeopardy!" pays tribute to Alex Trebek with heartfelt message
• Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 10: Broncos Rookie KJ Hamler Beginning To Emerge
• Orioles' Trey Mancini Thanks Fans For Raising $80K For Colorectal Cancer Alliance With FI6HT T-Shirt Sales
• Cam Newton Says Winning Close Games Builds 'Character, Chemistry And Confidence'
• Dallas Police Hope You Can Identify A Thief Caught On Camera Stealing A Package
• McCabe defends Russia probe during partisan hearing
• Coronavirus In Maryland: Another Positivity Rate Rise, Over 1K New Cases Reported For Straight Week
• Police Search For Murder Suspect In Fatal Shooting Outside Pompano Beach Convenience Store
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• Russia brokers Armenia-Azerbaijan ceasefire, but only 1 side is happy
• Cam Newton Had An Excellent Night And Other Leftover Patriots Thoughts
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: St. Croix Casino Turtle Lake Closing For 30 Days
• Disease Expert Dr. Michael Osterholm Says We're In 'Darkest Days' Of Pandemic Until Vaccine Available Next Spring
• 'He Was A Salt Of The Earth': Former Carrollton Police Officer Dies From COVID-19
• Fireballs Will Light Up Sky During Northern Taurid Meteor Shower
• Colorado Weather: The Snow Ends But The Cold Air Sticks Around For Awhile
• West Philly Activist Anthony Smith Placed On House Arrest Until Trial For Allegedly Torching Police Car During George Floyd Protests
• Debt Collectors Could Contact You Through Social Media, Text
• Stockton Man, 29, Killed In Head-On Crash Near Rio Vista
• His Contract Is Still In Effect, But Hammond Schools Superintendent Wants $20,000 Raise Right Now
• Police: Babysitter Arrested At Denver International Airport After Kidnapping Baby
• Supreme Court Set To Hear Texas-Led Challenge To The Affordable Care Act
• Several Elbert County Residents Are Defying Quarantine Orders, Officials Say
• Anne Arundel County Public Libraries Offering Chromebooks, Wi-Fi Hotspots For Checkout
• 51-year-old mom delivers her daughter's baby
• Missing 84-Year-Old Man In Minneapolis Found Safe
• Colorado Has Gone From 'Swing' To 'Safe' In The Last 3 Presidential Elections
• 29 victims honored on anniversary of Fitzgerald shipwreck
• Seen On Video: Armed Robbery Suspects Hold Up Brooklyn Deli At Gunpoint
• Adult And Child Killed In Henniker, NH Mobile Home Fire
• LA County DA-Elect George Gascon Meets With Black Lives Matter Leaders
• McDonalds Reports That Profits Have Beat Estimates
• 1 Person Hospitalized After Fire In North Minneapolis Apartment Building
• Stacey Abrams: We helped change "trajectory of the nation"
• Ford Adding 200 Jobs In Dearborn To Make Electric Vehicles
• Costly Victory? Damien Harris Suffered Chest Injury Late In Patriots' Comeback Win Over Jets
• Ex-girlfriend on dating dark web mastermind wanted by the FBI
• Teacher Patrick McMahon Sentenced For Child Porn After Ex-Wife Hands Over Laptop To Police
• National Parks To Be Free For Veterans And Gold Star Families
• Beloved Dixon Restaurant Owner Killed In Hit-And-Run Crash: 'It Hurts The Soul'
• 'That Kind Of Energy Is Contagious': Dalvin Cook Continues To Dominate Despite Vikings' Early Struggles
• 3 officers on leave after LSU player says police "violated" him
• Boy, 7, Struck And Killed By Vehicle In Oak Lawn
• Netflix Show 'Unsolved Mysteries' Features Case Of Christopher Abeyta, Boy Kidnapped In Colorado Springs In 1986
• Suspect Turns Himself In After 11-Year-Old Killed In Turlock Hit-And-Run Crash
• Denver Nuggets Coach Michael Malone Urges Coloradans To Follow New COVID Restrictions
• Elite Point Guard McKinley Wright IV Returns, Eager To Lead Talented Colorado Buffaloes Team
• Vatican: Pope John Paul II ignored abuse claims to promote McCarrick
• Texas Doctor On President-Elect Joe Biden's New Transition COVID-19 Advisory Board
• Pittsburgh Police Investigating After Portable Toilet Destroyed By Explosive Device
• Jose Javier Rodriguez, Ileana Garcia Recount Gets Underway In Battle For State Senate District 37
• Minnesota Zoo To Celebrate FallFreezin' Season
• Suspect In Custody After Standoff In North Huntingdon; Modified Lockdown Lifted For Norwin School District
• LeBron James Gives Cam Newton Some Love After Patriots' Comeback Win Over Jets
• Injuries Derail 49ers' Dream Of A Super Bowl Return
• Cash-Strapped Golden Gate Bridge Transit District Eyes Tolls Hikes, Layoffs To Cover Budget Shortfall
• Boston Police Release Second Photo Of Man Wanted In Public Garden Sex Assault
• Threat Of Lawsuits Looms As Pennsylvania's Vote Count Continues
• How to watch the Reykjavík Global Forum – Women Leaders 2020
• Horseshoe crabs help keep vaccines safe but are in big trouble
• Biden team considering legal options if Trump keeps stalling
• FDA approves emergency use of monoclonal antibody for COVID-19
• Palestinian political veteran Saeb Erekat dies after COVID diagnosis
• Theta forms, breaking record for most named storms in a season
• Barr authorizes U.S. attorneys to pursue alleged voter fraud
• Sterling Brown agrees to $750,000 settlement with Milwaukee
• Ethiopia leader denies civil war brewing as hundreds reportedly killed
• Texas county grapples with surge of coronavirus cases
• Pittsburgh Weather: More Chances Of Record High Temperatures
• Worst U.S. COVID-19 Prison/Jail Hotspots Are In Texas, State Leads The Country In Infections And Deaths
• Young Arizona Republicans hope Trump concedes election soon
• Biden transition barrels forward while Trump administration stalls
• Officials Fear Thanksgiving Family Gatherings Will Fuel Surge Of COVID-19 Cases
• Election 2020: Thousands Of Absentee Ballots Just Starting To Be Counted Could Decide Close Races Across New York
• Black woman to lead Naval Academy's brigade for first time
• Man Shot In Head Outside Eagan Hotel; 2 People Taken Into Custody
• Delaware Deli Sells 'Joe Biden Sandwich' In Honor Of President-Elect 
• 56% Of Americans Plan To Travel For Thanksgiving Despite Pandemic, Survey Says
• Multiple Vehicles Damaged In Arson At Car Dealership In East Side
• An Inside Look At The Unprecedented Virtual Christkindlmarket
• Dallas Police Investigating Convenience Store Shooting That Left 2 Dead
• Elite Accomplishment: Joe Flacco Moves Past Joe Montana In All-Time Passing Yards With MNF Touchdown Pass
• The Educational Cost: The Impact The Coronavirus Pandemic Is Having On Teachers & Students
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• Fresh Off Seattle Storm's Title Win, Lincolnwood Native Jewell Loyd Reflects On Life In WNBA Bubble; 'It Was Like Summer Camp'
• Wisconsin Gov. Evers Plans Evening Address On COVID-19 As Cases Surge
• Shooting Victim Found Dead Inside Car After Crashing Into Home In Lawndale, Philadelphia Police Say
• Teen's decades-old murder solved with new DNA technology
• Allegheny Co. Board Of Elections To Hold Special Meeting As Ballots Continue To Be Reviewed, Counted
• FDA Grants Emergency Authorization For COVID-19 Monoclonal Antibody Treatment
• New Miss USA is Mississippi's Asya Branch
• Local Police Departments Raise Money For Officer Battling Cancer
• 'Dreamers' Breathe Sigh Of Relief Now That Joe Biden Is President-Elect
• Woman Living At Berkeley Encampment Braces For Cold Snap After Fire Destroys Her Belongings
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• Sarris Candies, Yinzer Pittsburgh Greetings Team Up To Create 'Pittsburgh Pothole Filler'
• Seneca Valley School District To Move To Cohort Model For Students In Grades 7-12
• Cam Newton Explains What Changed: 'I'm Getting Tired Of Sucking'
• Four Ups, Four Downs From Patriots' Much-Too-Close Win Over Jets

Videos from November 10, 2020

• The FBI Declassified: Dangerous Journey on the Silk Road
• COVID-19 restrictions highlight split among evangelical Christians
• Challenges to the Affordable Care Act could fail for 3rd time, despite conservative majority on the Supreme Court
• Biden says Trump's refusal to concede election an "embarrassment"
• Young man becomes first person with Down syndrome to finish Ironman triathlon
• Military faces challenges with mass distribution of COVID-19 vaccine
• Supreme Court may uphold Affordable Care Act in latest challenge
• Trump refuses to concede election, makes baseless ballot counting claims
• Biden calls Trump's refusal to concede "an embarrassment"
• Record hospitalizations across the U.S. as daily cases top 100,000 again
• CBS Evening News, November 10, 2020
• Biden: Vaccine process must be grounded in science and fully transparent
• Trump administration replacing key staff while fighting election loss
• Pfizer's chief scientific officer talks COVID-19 vaccine’s 90% effectiveness
• Why errors in polling caused problems in the 2020 race
• 11/10/20: Red and Blue
• Trump campaign files lawsuit in Arizona demanding a hand count of ballots it says were incorrectly uncounted
• Illinois facing worst coronavirus surge since pandemic started, governor says
• Biden says his transition is moving ahead with or without assistance from Trump administration
• Minnesota governor announces new COVID-19 restrictions
• Progress towards COVID vaccine and treatment raise hopes as cases surge
• Biden on Affordable Care Act: "This doesn't need to be a partisan issue"
• Supreme Court hears arguments on Affordable Care Act
• Doctor on Eli Lilly's antibody treatment and child stress amid COVID-19
• Panel: "The Future of the World"
• Reykjavík Global Forum panel on overcoming adversity
• Denis Mukwege on the power of resilience
• Senate to question former FBI leader about Russia investigation
• Actress Bellamy Young speaks at Reykjavík Global Forum
• Artists on architecture and humanity
• Supreme Court hears arguments on latest Obamacare challenge
• Norway PM delivers keynote at Reykjavík Global Forum
• U.S. election leaves Iranians hopeful for improved relations
• Panel explores solutions to combat climate crisis
• Panel on global health and immunization
• 2 poll workers become best friends over 15 years of elections
• WHO director-general on immunization
• Online learning help: Teen creates website that organizes the best online resources for all ages
• Dow, S&P stock markets surge on news of a potential COVID-19 vaccine, election results
• Panel: "Conscious Criteria for Global Business"
• Vatican report finds that John Paul II knew of allegations against ex-Cardinal McCarrick
• China's government hedges on U.S. election result
• Stacey Abrams praised for work fighting voter suppression in politically vital state of Georgia
• Financial technology, equality and market access
• Biden COVID-19 advisory board member Michael Osterholm on pandemic response challenges
• Supreme Court will begin hearing arguments in Obamacare constitutionality case
• Biden moves forward with transition as Trump appointee denies access to resources
• Pfizer says its COVID-19 vaccine is more than 90% effective
• Ethiopian military seizes airport amid growing conflict
• Health Secretary Alex Azar on how the U.S. government will roll out Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine
• El Paso funeral home says 220 people awaiting burial or cremation, most died of COVID-19
• Barr gives boost to Trump's unsubstantiated allegations of voter fraud
• Biden transition team considering legal action over access to federal agencies
• Attorney General Barr paves way for prosecutors to investigate claims of voter fraud
• Biden urges Americans to wear masks amid surge of coronavirus cases
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