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• Fremont Officials Narrowly Vote To Remove Police From High Schools
• With Coronavirus Resurgence, Experts Discourage Holiday Gatherings
• SJ Sharks Ramping Up Battle With City Over Development
• Stores Ask Customers To Plan Ahead, Avoid Crowds For Holiday Season Shopping
• 'This Is Everything': Despite Pandemic, Big Tomy's Reopens In West LA
• Online Petition Rallies For Sacramento Native LeVar Burton To Be New 'Jeopardy!' Host
• California Nurse, Single Mother of 2, Dies in Hospital After Rescue From Mount Whitney Hiking Fall
• Caught On Camera: FedEx Driver Puts Out Fire At Eagle Rock Home
• Buck Gets Tangled In Sports Net, Colorado Parks And Wildlife Warns Of Holiday Lights Entanglement
• Businesses Struggle As California Is Only State Not Open For Conventions: 'We're Probably Not Going To Make It'
• Sacramento County Health Director Takes Questions From Frustrated Business Owners
• Health Officials Warn LA County Could Tighten Restrictions If COVID-19 Case Surge Continues
• Sacramento Police Bodycam Video Shows Shooting Of Pocket Stabbing Suspect
• Proposition 14 Stem Cell Research Funding Initiative Approved by California Voters
• Pilot Killed After Small Plane Crashes In Pacoima Neighborhood; Councilwoman Calls For Airport To Be Shut Down
• Berkeley Not Budging On COVID Quarantine for Cal Football Players
• Alvarado-Niles Road Shut Down As Union City Police Investigate Shooting
• Controversial Homeless Hotel Project In Sacramento's River District Falls Through
• Chicago Weather: Showers Thursday Night
• After Chance The Rapper's Aunt's Wait For Kidney Donation Was Subject Of Viral Tweet, A Donor Changed Her Life
• North Aurora IDES Office Reopens After Closing Due To COVID-19 Outbreak
• Unable To Donate To Her Brother, Elk River Woman Saves Man's Life With Kidney Donation
• LAPD Executes Search Warrant At Alleged Illegal Gambling Operation, Several Detained
• Graffiti Plagues Jane Byrne Interchange Construction Zone, And IDOT Has A Hard Time Getting Some Of It Off
• Video Shows Dirt Bike, ATV Riders Attacking Man In South Boston Street
• Police Searching For Suspect Following Attempted Sexual Assaults Of 3 Young Women In Queens
• 30 Communities At High Risk For Coronavirus In Massachusetts
• Donnie Wahlberg Leaves $2,020 Tip At Restaurant In Plymouth
• Baker Would Veto Proposal Requiring Him To Fill Senate Vacancy With Same Party
• 9 Sent To Hospital, Multiple Semi Fires After 29-Vehicle Crash On I-94 Near Monticello
• Tighter COVID-19 Restrictions Go Into Effect Across New Jersey As Cases Continue To Climb
• East Troublesome Fire Sees No New Growth After Burning 193,812 Acres
• Family Mourns Justin Gonzalez, Who Was Shot And Killed In Car Near Midway Airport Early Monday
• Police: Man Robs $5,000 Worth Of Merchandise From Beloved Millvale Hobby Store
• Bicycle Thefts Surging In New York City As Pandemic Causes Nationwide Shortage Of Bikes
• Arizona 2020 election results: Biden projected winner
• CBS News Projects Joe Biden Has Won Arizona
• Man Pulled From Car After It Rolls Into Water At Harbor Point Estates Mobile Home Park In Hegewisch
• Lines Getting Longer At COVID-19 Testing Sites In North Texas
• Lodi's Michael David Winery Named American Winery Of The Year By Wine Enthusiast
• Holiday Travelers Should Start Reducing Exposure To COVID-19 Now, Experts At Johns Hopkins Say
• Minneapolis City Council Votes Friday On Bringing In Outside Police Officers
• Maryland Launches Targeted Wastewater Sampling For COVID-19
• Election 2020: Biden Team Starts Taking Shape, As Trump Looks To Georgia Recount
• Broward Communities Still Trying To Dry Out After Nearly 5 Days Of Record Rainfall
• King Tides To Add To Fort Lauderdale's Flooding Problems
• Local Leaders Implement More Restrictions As Coronavirus Cases Surge Nationwide
• Voters Approve Proposition 14 To Increase Funding For Stem Cell Research
• Ravens QB Lamar Jackson Says Opposing Defenses Are 'Calling Out Our Plays'
• 'Prince The Tour': A One-Of-A-Kind Experience To Learn About Minnesota's Greatest Musician
• Grey Seal Returns To Ocean After 9-Month Rehabilitation At The National Aquarium
• Gov. Phil Murphy Gives New Jersey Municipalities, Counties Ability To Regulate Operating Hours Of Non-Essential Businesses
• Proposition 14 Passes: California Approves Billions For Stem-Cell Research
• How Can Minnesota Pull Off Mass-Testing By Thanksgiving? Good Question
• UPDATE Gas Fueling Fire Near San Francisco's Alamo Square Park Shut Off; Part Of Fulton Street Evacuated
• Riverside Surpasses 73K COVID-19 Cases, San Bernardino Nears 72K
• MDH: Minnesota's COVID Contact Tracer Backlog Averaging 5,000 Cases Per Day
• Lift Detroit Offers Certification To 250 Manufacturing Workers
• Diwali, Festival Of Lights, Kicks Off, Though Celebrations Are Different Due To COVID
• Westminster High School Hosts Free COVID Testing As Students Prepare To Return To In-Person Learning
• Theo, Our Canine Buddy With A Bucket List, Gets His Portrait Painted
• Report Points To COVID-19 Improvements In Nursing Homes
• Minnesota State Sen. David Senjem Tests Positive For COVID
• Judge Gives More Time In Unemployment Case
• 4-Year-Old Boy Struck, Killed While Riding Bike In Manchester, NH
• Denver Protesters March To Raise Awareness Of Deadly Conflict In Ethiopia
• Beaumont Health To Give Full-Time Employees $1K Bonus, Raise Minimum Wage
• Hospital Leaders Sound Alarms; Detroit To Keep Students Home
• Sen. Rick Scott Seeks Information On Rapid Tests
• Henry Ford Health Systems Issues Temporary Visitor Restrictions Due To Coronavirus Surge
• Snowplow Driver Finds 2 Dead Bodies On The Side Of Highway In Eastern Sierra
• Holiday Lights Drive-Thru Show Opens At Gillette Stadium
• DPSCD Shuts Down In Person Learning, Moves To Online Only Due To Rising COVID-19 Cases In The City
• Philadelphia Police Officer Fatally Shoots Man After Suspect Opened Fire In Kensington, Officials Say
• 'It's Just So Fulfilling': Fontana Woman Saves 2 Lives Through Organ Donation
• Long Beach Offers Free Combination Flu And COVID-19 Tests At City-Run Sites
• Another Management Change For Fort Worth's Sundance Square
• Shell Cracker Plant In Beaver Co. Reports 39 Cases Of Coronavirus
• First Ever Fall Restaurant Week Kicks Off In Denver
• COVID Cases Also Surging In Minnesota Schools, Prompting Rollbacks
• 1 million cases of COVID-19 reported in California
• Yellow Cab Drivers Rally Near New York City Hall, Asking For Taxi Medallion Debt Relief
• Minnesota Weather: Quick-Hitting, Narrow Band Of Snow Visits State
• Biden takes deliberate approach to foreign calls amid transition
• Wildlife Group Asks Businesses To Donate Plywood Used During Unrest To Help Build Enclosures For Animals
• Several Homes Damaged After Fire And Explosion On Nantucket
• Pittsburgh Man Will Spend 8 To 16 Years In Prison After Pleading Guilty To Killing 3-Year-Old Boy
• Teach For America Aims To Inform Children About Elections
• COVID Update: Alameda County Officials Announce Reopening Pause, Possible Move Back To Red Tier
• Santa Clara Crews Work To Repair 25-Foot-Wide Sinkhole Behind Levi's Stadium
• St. Cloud Prison Remains On Lockdown As COVID Infects More Than 50% Of Inmates
• NYC Street Vendors Call For Financial Relief During Pandemic
• Orange County Reports 295 New COVID-19 Cases; Officials Fear Slip Back To Purple Tier
• Alex Trebek's Wife Shares Touching Message Thanking Fans Following Husband's Passing
• San Jose 'Cash For Trash' Program To Pay Homeless People To Clean Up Encampments
• Sacramento-Based Tower Records Makes Comeback With Online Marketplace
• Greeley-Evans School District 6 Will Move To Remote Learning Next Week
• This Year's Rockefeller Center Tree Cut Down In Oneonta, New York
• Sex Offender Arrested For Attempted Rape Of 10-Year-Old Girl At San Mateo Laundromat
• Former Pa. Doctor Will Serve Up To 20 Years After Pleading No Contest To Sexually Assaulting 6 Former Patients
• Mayor De Blasio Says If City COVID-19 Positivity Rate Goes Above 3% Schools Will Close The Next Day
• Washington's Alex Smith Set For 1st NFL Start Since November 2018
• Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont: About 80% Of State Under COVID-19 Red Alert
• Nearly 7K Texas Coronavirus Patients Hospitalized During Spike In Cases
• Wildlife Group Asks Businesses To Donate Plywood Used During Unrest To Help Build Enclosures For Animals
• Renters Face Plunging Prices, Soaring Apartment Vacancies
• Bigfoot Statue Found After Being Stolen From Museum In Santa Cruz Mountains
• COVID-19 Restrictions In Las Vegas Shift Professional Bull Riders World Finals To North Texas
• DOJ: Ex-prosecutor exercised "poor judgment" in Epstein deal
• Coronavirus Update: Port Chester Designated As Orange Zone, Free Testing Offered Through Weekend
• Arbutus Library Branch Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19
• TCU Women's Soccer: Goal Accomplished
• Suspect Arrested After Stabbing Woman While Attempting To Stab Man In Stockton, Police Say
• Lawsuit Alleges West Virginia Health Plans Unlawfully Denied Gender-Confirming Care For 2 Transgender Residents
• Paterson Mayor Andre Sayegh Self-Quarantining After Being Exposed To COVID-19
• Dunbar High School Meal Site To Close Friday Due To Potential COVID-19 Case
• In-Person Learning Resumes At Folsom Cordova Unified - Just Before Deadline
• 'Dramatic' Nursing Shortage Adding To COVID Woes For Colorado Hospitals
• Sacramento Businesses Push Back Against Tier Restrictions
• Cal State Northridge Cancels Women's Basketball Season Due To Coronavirus
• Florida First Time Unemployment Claims Continue To Fall
• Coronavirus Deaths Surpass 10,000 In Hard-Hit Massachusetts
• Douglas County School District Returns To Remote Learning For All Students After Thanksgiving Break
• COVID Surge: California Hits Grim Milestone Of 1 Millionth Coronavirus Case
• Faces Of COVID: Fmr. Fairway Foods President Norman Feske Dies At 86
• Maryland Public Interest Research Group Releases 'Trouble In Toyland' Report
• White Sox Say They Understand 'Seriousness' Of La Russa Case
• Distance Learning Support: Auburn Host Lions Club Building Free Desks For Students
• Texas Infant With Injection Marks And Heroin In System Dies In Fort Worth Hospital
• UC Davis First In Region For Rapid Test That Detects COVID-19 And Flu
• Denver Weather: Gusty Wind And Snow Heading For Colorado
• Ivy League Cancels Winter Sports Because Of COVID-19
• Pennsylvania AG Josh Shapiro: 'We've Seen Absolutely No Evidence' Of Voter Fraud
• "The Nutcracker" Projection Starts At Art On TheMART
• Costco Drops Exemption, All Customers Must Wear Masks Inside Stores
• President-Elect Joe Biden's Statewide Victory Carried By Strong Showing In Allegheny County And Small Gains In Surrounding Areas
• Google Photos Set To Phase Out Free Unlimited Storage In June 2021
• White Sox' José Abreu Named American League MVP
• COVID In Colorado: Jeffco Public Schools To Phase In Remote Learning For All Students By The End Of The Month
• Parking Enforcement To Resume Sunday For Unincorporated Areas Of LA County
• Indiana Restaurants Still Operating At Full Capacity Despite COVID-19 Surge
• LACCD Colleges Giving Turkeys, Grocery Store Gift Cards To Students In Need
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Obama tells "60 Minutes" he's "more troubled" by GOP members "humoring" Trump
• ICE Raids Brownsville Home In Operation Targeting Alleged Child Predators
• Paulina Meat Market, Other Businesses Look To Curb Coronavirus Spread By Purifying Or Filtering Air
• Attorney General Josh Shapiro Sees 'Absolutely No Evidence' Of Pennsylvania Voting Fraud
• Texas Schools Receive 700K Rapid Test Kits From Federal, State Government
• Minnesota State Patrol Looks To Hire More Women And People Of Color
• Health Experts Stress Need To Fight 'Mask Exhaustion,' Continue To Follow COVID Safety Guidelines
• Chicago Charade: Accused Serial Scammer Candace Clark Appears In Court, Fires Attorney Without Explanation
• Blue Angels Returning For 2021 Westmoreland County Airshow
• Pennsylvania House Democrats, Senate Republicans Elect First Women Floor Leaders
• Deadline For LADWP COVID-19 Utility Assistance Program Extended
• Baltimore Police Arrest, Charge Man In Shooting Death Of 35-Year-Old Man
• Miami International Airport Introduces Hidden Disabilities Lanyard Program
• NY Judge Urged To Reject Moving Border Wall Case To Colorado
• UIC Goes To All-Remote Learning; 'I Don't Think It Feels Like School At All'
• Ivy League Becomes 1st Division 1 Conference To Cancel All Winter Sports Because Of COVID-19
• California Surpasses Grim Milestone Of 1 Million COVID-19 Cases
• Indiana Smashes Daily Case Record, Hospitalizations Hit All-Time High
• Cecil Township Taking Pa. Turnpike Commission, Construction Company To Court Over Noise Complaints
• Philadelphia School District Superintendent Dr. Hite Responds To Rumors He Could Be In Running For Biden's Secretary Of Education
• Book excerpt: The origin story of Estée Lauder, from "The Company I Keep"
• Attorney For Man Accused Of Killing Yarmouth Police Officer Will Ask For Change Of Venue
• 'Split The Bill' Program, Now Expanding To Baldwin, Reimbursing People For Ordering Out
• Pie recipe: Happy As A Gram, from Lauren Ko's "Pieometry"
• MDOT Releases List Of Weekend Construction In Metro Detroit
• COVID In Colorado: Newborns Can Show Coronavirus Symptoms, Test Positive
• Philadelphia Nonprofit Asking For Political Yard Signs To Benefit Building Heroes Project
• Heroic Rescue Captured On Video After Man Drives Into Newark Bay
• Bigfoot Statue Found After Being Stolen From Museum In Santa Cruz Mountains
• Dallas Police Department's Officer Of The Year Aaron Rucker A 'Humble Servant' To Community
• Data Suggests Obesity Increases Risk Of COVID
• Thousands Of Seasonal Jobs Available In Chicago Area
• Illinois Hits New Highs Again For Daily COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations
• Coronavirus Impact: Record Turnout Expected As NYC Charities Prepare To Hand Out Food For Thanksgiving
• Town deploys "Monster Wolf" robots to scare away wild bears
• Obama on Trump's baseless election fraud claims
• As People Work From Home, Dry Cleaners See Their Business Dry Up
• FDA Approves Palforzia, The First Drug To Treat Peanut Allergies In Children
• 'We Are Extremely Disappointed': Disney CEO Takes Aim At Newsom For Barring Parks Reopening As Company Reports Massive Fourth-Quarter Losses
• CDC says face masks can protect wearers — not just others
• Mayor Baraka Says Coronavirus Positivity Rate In Newark Is Even Worse In Specific Areas
• Bacteria Levels Have Increased Around Biscayne Bay
• UT Southwestern Expanding COVID-19 Study Online
• Will Eagles Ever See 2017 Carson Wentz Again?
• Contract Negotiations Continue Between Nurses Union, 2 Philadelphia Hospitals In Attempt To Avoid Strike
• Costco Mask Policy Drops Medical Exemptions As US COVID Cases Surge
• Baltimore Businesses Adjusting To Latest Changes To COVID-19 Restrictions As City Tops 20K Cases
• Cam Newton Taps In To 'Home Alone' When Explaining Anatomy Of Teammates' Nicknames
• Local leaders implement drastic changes as COVID-19 cases surge
• Angels Name Atlanta Braves Executive Perry Minasian As New GM
• Man Arrested In Hate Crime At Beverly Hills Restaurant; Other Suspects Sought
• Collective Groan Of 'Not Again' Heard Across Long Island As New Coronavirus Restrictions Set To Begin
• Chef Mike Harrison And Alaina DeMauro Cook Up Recipe For Integrating People With Developmental Disabilities Into The Community
• COVID Hospitalizations On The Rise At Jackson Health System
• Alex Trebek's widow shares message after star's death
• New Jersey Lawmakers Fast-Tracking Marijuana Marketplace Measure
• Miami Police Unveil Newly-Wrapped Armed Forces Appreciation Vehicle
• San Joaquin County ICUs Operating At 104 Percent Capacity
• Boston Police Release Video Of Man Wanted In Public Garden Sex Assault
• Business Owners Fear Another Wave Of Coronavirus Will Plunge Newark Into Serious Economic Crisis
• Former Texas Football Star Emmanuel Acho Tackles Racism In New Book 'Uncomfortable Conversations With A Black Man'
• Police Pursuit Near LAX Ends With Standoff In Inglewood Neighborhood
• COVID In Colorado: Nearly 5,200 New Cases Reported Thursday
• Cam Newton Is Mighty Impressed By Lamar Jackson: 'I Don't Even Think I'm In That Stratosphere'
• Trump advisers say president has openly discussed running in 2024
• Brooklyn DA Announces Arrests Of 4 Men, Including MTA Worker, For Running Guns From Down South To Brooklyn
• Study: Gyms, Restaurants And Coffee Shops Are The Riskiest Places For Catching Coronavirus
• Solano County At Risk Of Purple Tier As COVID-19 Cases Keep Rising - 'Starting To See The Impact Of Halloween'
• Miami-Dade School Board Settles With Families Of Sexual Assault Victims For Nearly $9 Million
• Wisconsin Reports Nearly 7,500 New COVID-19 Cases, Shattering Old Record; Positivity Rate Also At All-Time High
• Miami Mayor Francis Suarez: 80+ Police Officers, Firefighters To Keep Their Jobs
• Gambling site lists favorites to replace late "Jeopardy!" host Alex Trebek
• Bickering In Congress Over COVID Relief Bill Could Lead To More Deaths, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Says
• Don't Put Off Essential Screenings Like Mammograms Because Of COVID-19, Doctors Warn
• Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins Calls For Working From Home, Curtailing Trips During Spike In COVID-19 Cases
• US Postal Service Hiring For Immediate Openings In Los Angeles, Santa Ana Districts
• 'This Is Taxpayer Money': Government Watchdogs Call For Safeguards To Prevent Further PPP Loan Fraud
• Restaurants, gyms, hotels pose highest COVID risk, study says
• Newborns At Low Risk Of Severe COVID-19, UK Study Finds
• One Dead After Train Strikes Vehicle Near Arlington Heights; Metra UP-NW Inbound And Outbound Moving With Extensive Delays
• New Drive-Up COVID-19 Testing Site Opens In Camden County As Cases Continue To Soar Across Entire Region
• Asymptomatic Young People Can Easily Spread COVID, Study Reinforces
• Mile High Tree Returns To Downtown Denver For Holiday Light Shows
• Emotional Parents Plea For Montgomery County Health Officials To Avoid Moving Education To Virtual-Only Learning
• COVID-19 In South Florida: 1,205 Newly Reported Cases In Miami-Dade, 509 In Broward
• Max Rose Concedes To Nicole Malliotakis In Race For Swing 11th District Of Staten Island, Southern Brooklyn
• Pitt Football Pausing Team Activities Due To Coronavirus-Related Protocols; Saturday's Game Against Georgia Tech Postponed
• Officials nationwide give COVID updates as cases surge
• Search Continues For Missing Teenager Katelyn Miller
• Penn Wharton Budget Model Projects Economic Impact Of Proposed Biden Administration Policies
• Texas Teacher Sarah Hunt Accused Of Shooting, Killing Son During Drive To School
• Massachusetts Reports 2,482 New COVID Cases, 21 Additional Deaths
• Travel Blogger: Trip Takers Need To Consider Their 'Risk Tolerance' Right Now
• National Forest, Park Free Passes Expanded To Include 5th Grade Students
• Saliva 'Spit Test' Could Be Key To Concussion Detection
• Groundbreaking Set For Tarrant County Vietnam War-Era Memorial Designed By Texas Student
• X-Rays And CT Scans May Increase Testicular Cancer Risk
• East Denver Plan Neighborhoods Asked For Input On City Council Plan
• Pa. Leaders Call For Reauthorization Of Funding For National Guard Assistance
• Special Session Ends With GOP Not Voting To End Gov. Walz's Emergency Powers
• Former RTD CEO Phil Washington To Help Biden-Harris Transition Team With Transportation
• Around The Table: Unifying The Country After The Election
• Ravens Player Tests Positive For COVID-19; Team Says 'No High-Risk Contacts'
• Mountain Biker Rescued From Hillside Fall In Placer County Dies From Injuries
• Deputies With Denver Sheriff Department Awarded Medal Of Valor
• Gaylord Texan Prepares To Make Lone Star Christmas COVID-19 Safe
• Now Hiring: Cook Children's Medical Center Looking For 150 New Employees
• Westmoreland County's Kim Ward Selected As Pennsylvania's First Female Senate Majority Leader
• Southwest Airlines Says Air Travel Recovery Could Be Fading As Coronavirus Cases Rise
• Gov. Hogan: Despite Widespread Community Transmission, Maryland's COVID-19 Metrics Remain Better Than Most Of The U.S.
• Lashaya Stine Disappearance: Equipment Brought In To Break Up Concrete At Aurora House
• Denver Woman Decapitated By Gate: Family Files $270M Wrongful Death Claim Against Arches National Park
• Delaware County Officials Urge Residents To Follow Public Health Guidance To Avoid Another Lockdown
• Scott Russell, Person Of Interest In Utah Murder, Could Be In Colorado
• Maryland Sets Aside $20M To Stockpile PPE To Prepare For COVID-19 Surge
• 'Alarm Bells' Ringing For Coloradans As COVID Test Centers See More And More Demand
• Independence Pass To Close For The Season On Friday Evening Before More Snow Arrives
• Robert Baker Charged In Fatal Shooting Outside Eagan Hotel
• Mayor Peduto Unveils 'Marshall Plan For Middle America' Aimed At Transitioning To A Green Economy
• Mayor Walsh Proposes Police Accountability Office, Other Reforms
• COVID In Colorado: Volunteers Needed To Help With Contact Tracing
• Lifting The Pit Bill Ban: Aurora Mayor Wants Residents To Vote On Plan Like Denver's
• COVID-19 Latest: 460K Marylanders Sign Up For Exposure Notifications In First 2 Days Of Program
• Gov. JB Pritzker Warns Another Stay-At-Home Order Might Be Needed Soon If New COVID Surge Doesn't Slow Down
• 2 Killed When Small Plane Strikes Power Line, Crashes Near Rockwall Airport
• Colorado Symphony Cancels Most Events In Boettcher Concert Hall Through May 2021
• Maryland Department Of Labor To Beef Up Staffing, Customer Service To Help Unemployed File For Assistance
• Illinois urges people to quarantine ahead of Thanksgiving gatherings
• Judge Bars Pennsylvania State Secretary From Extending Deadline To 'Cure' Certain Mail-In Ballots
• Sea Lion Recovering After Rescue From Corte Madera Car Dealership
• Patriots Injury Report: Stephon Gilmore Misses Thursday's Practice
• CBS' Phil Simms Praises Tua Tagovailoa: 'Quick Release, Compact Motion, Extremely Accurate'
• 'We Are At Another Critical Point' Boston Mayor Walsh Cautions On Covid-19 Increase
• COVID In Colorado: El Paso, Routt And Ouray Counties Are Latest To Move To Level Orange: High Risk Restrictions
• National Forest, Park Free Passes Expanded To Include 5th Grade Students
• MBTA Bus Driver Says He Was Assaulted After Asking Man To Wear Mask
• Annaleigh Ashford And Thomas Middleditch On 'B Positive': 'If We Can Bring People Together In Any Way, Very Happy To Be A Part Of That'
• No More Medical Exemptions At Costco: All Shoppers, Employees Must Wear Face Coverings
• Citrus Heights Officers Help Rescue Dog That Got Loose On I-80
• Tracking The Tropics: Eta Drenching Northeast Florida
• Sheriff: Couple Who Used Baby Stroller To Steal Formula Found With 88 Cans Worth $1,700
• Family Of Paul Wilson, Man Beaten To Death In Cambridge Park, Offers $10,000 Reward
• San Fernando Valley Resident Among 113 Alleged Child Predators Arrested In ICE Crackdown
• COVID In Colorado: CHSAA Says Fall Sports Will Continue Despite Spike In Cases
• UPDATE: Lanes Reopened On I-680 In Fremont After Multiple Vehicles Crash, Big Rig Spills Sand
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 1,400 New Cases Reported As Hospitalizations, Positivity Rate Rise Steadily
• Amid Rising Cases, Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk Closes Rides After Brief Reopening
• COVID-19 Latest: Jury Trials Postponed As Maryland Judiciary Courts Go Back To Phase III
• TCF Bank Stadium Evacuated After Bomb Threat
• Costco Revises Mask Policy, Now Requiring Face Shields For People With Medical Conditions
• McCormick Breaks Ground On Sparrows Point Distribution Center
• Pressure mounts for Biden to get high-level intelligence briefings
• Massachusetts State Police Trooper Shoots Man With Knife In Malden
• COVID Reopening: City Partners With San Francisco Unified To Support School Assessment
• Chargers' Justin Herbert 'As Accurate As Any Quarterback In The League' Says CBS' Phil Simms
• Dallas Police Continue Search For Gunman Who Shot, Killed Rapper Mo3 Along Interstate-35E
• Three Western Wisconsin UW Campuses To Transition To Remote Learning After Thanksgiving
• 2 Former Philadelphia Officials Charged With Embezzling City Funds, Authorities Say
• Walmart offers pet insurance amid surge in animal adoptions
• What Biden can and can't do without Trump administration's cooperation
• Justice Department Report: 'Poor Judgment' Used By Top Florida Federal Prosecutor In Jeffrey Epstein Plea Deal
• Harford County Following Governor's Lead On COVID-19 Restrictions With 50% Capacity In Restaurants, Businesses
• Anthony Wiggins Sentenced To 21 Years In String Of Armed Bank, Liquor Store Robberies
• Instagram Unveils Biggest Changes To Home Screen In 10 Years
• Port Of Long Beach To Provide Free Flu Shots
• Doctor Warns Diabetics At Higher Risk Of Severe Complications, Death From COVID-19
• 500 Families Served During Free Community Food Giveaway
• Man Fatally Shot Outside Eagan Hotel Identified As Maurice Anderson
• Chicago stay-at-home advisory will go into effect on Monday
• 18-Year-Old Killed Amid Attempted Robbery In Uptown Identified
• 4-Year-Old Shot, Man Killed In North Philadelphia Double Shooting, Police Say
• Drew Lock Needs To 'Tighten Up, Be A Little More Careful In Decision Making,' Says CBS' Phil Simms
• Butler County Leaders Pleading With Residents To Wear Masks, Avoid Gatherings
• President Obama on 60 Minutes from 2007-2012
• Corey Jones Charged In October Shooting Death Of Myiesha Marable
• East Contra Costa Election Results: Incumbents Fall In Antioch, Brentwood, Oakley, Pittsburg
• 11 More Free COVID Testing Sites Opening Next Week; Mail-In Test Program Now Statewide
• MDOT: Lane, Ramp Closures Scheduled For I-75 Starting Friday
• Massive Water Main Break Causes Flooding Near Brookline Reservoir
• SFPD Searching for Motorcyclist Who Injured in 90YO Woman in Hit-And-Run
• 2 Killed In Head-On Clay County Crash
• Denair Man, 79, Shot By Deputies After He Allegedly Drove Tractor At Them
• Celtics Involved In Extremely Interesting Trade Rumor For Jrue Holiday
• Towson's Arrow Center For Education Tangram Opens Playground For Students With Autism
• Unemployment Update: New Michigan Jobless Claims Down Slightly
• The Weeknd will perform live at the Super Bowl LV halftime show
• LAX Pedestrian Bridge Torn Down As Part Of Major Renovation
• Human Hair Wigs Worth $6,300 Stolen From Pasadena Beauty Supply Store
• Sniffing Out Election Fraud: Claim Of Dog Voting In Santa Cruz County Debunked
• Super Bowl LV: The Weeknd Announced As Pepsi Halftime Show Performer (CBS Sports)
• Over 67,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois For Week Of Nov. 2, Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Pelosi, Schumer: GOP 'Temper Tantrum' Over Biden Victory Hurting Response To COVID-19 Surge
• SWAT Team Responds To Situation In Millvale
• Eye On Care: Veteran's Angels
• Eye On Care: Renew Active By UnitedHealthcare
• Eye On Care: Giant Eagle Pharmacy
• What climate policy could look like under a President Biden
• Superintendent Dr. William Hite Discusses Philadelphia School District's Decision To Delay Hybrid Learning
• Blogger Who Allegedly Spread COVID Conspiracy Theories Hired By Gov. DeSantis As Data Analyst
• Iowa House Dem candidate to request recount — she trails by 48 votes
• Texas Grocery Stores Putting Limits On Items As Holidays Approach And COVID-19 Cases Skyrocket
• 'Willing To Try': Baker Stresses Need For In-Person Learning After Tour Of Carlisle School
• COVID-19 Latest: Maryland Federal Courts Suspend All In-Person Proceedings, Closes Courthouses To Public
• Mayor: 'Huge Outreach Effort Underway' To Fight COVID Surge On Staten Island
• Potential Celtics Target? Teams Reportedly Reaching Out To Wizards About Bertans Sign-And-Trade
• Denver Weather: One More Day With Chilly Temperatures, Mountain Snowstorm Ahead
• Dining In A Shipping Container? Pico Rivera Gets Creative With Outdoor 'Parklets'
• NBA champion Lakers won't host fans "until further notice"
• Trump 2020 adviser Cory Lewandowski tests positive for COVID-19
• Two Chicago Organizations Partner To Help Fight Homelessness And Unemployment During the Pandemic
• Cook Children's Sees Highest Number Of COVID Patients Since Pandemic Began, Will Restrict Inpatient Visitation
• Detroit Man Charged In Ferndale 7-Eleven Armed Robbery
• Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart Concerned New COVID Surge Will Lead To More Infections In Jail
• LA 3D Printing Shop Commemorates 2020 With Dumpster Fire Ornament
• 9-Month Pregnant Woman Delivers Baby Following Emergency C-Section After Shot In Kensington
• Police Arrest Antoine Calhoun For The Murder Of Thomas Nash On South Polk In Dallas
• Firefighters Battle Fire In The Mallers Building On Jewelers Row In The Loop
• Fire Crews Respond To Beverly Crest Home Of Actor Denzel Washington
• Woman Killed In Baldwin Park Hit-And-Run
• Man Shot, Killed On Pennsylvania Avenue In Baltimore Early Thursday Morning
• Nine Inch Nails, Including 2 Western Pa. Natives, Inducted Into Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Minks
• Newly discovered endangered primate is "already facing extinction"
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Another Daily Case Record Broken As Health Official Report 7,200 New Infections
• Man Taken Into Custody After Making 'Alarming Statements, Acting Erratic' On American Airlines Flight To Philadelphia From Orlando, Airline Says
• 55-Year-Old Annapolis Man Dies After Serious Motorcycle Crash That Injured 3 Frederick County First Responders
• Denver Doctor: COVID 'Invaded From Every Direction'
• Water Starts To Recede In Parts Of Broward, Streets Drying Out
• Botched statue in Spain gains global attention
• Colorado's Vortic Watch Company Makes Military Edition Watch, Helps Veterans
• Top Georgia official: Voter fraud probes won't change outcome
• Extra-Alarm Fire Guts Southeast Side Warehouse
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 412 New Coronavirus Cases, 3 Additional Deaths
• Interstate Youth Hockey Halted In New England, New Jersey Through End Of 2020
• New Amazon Fresh Store Opens In Northridge
• Burning Sign Crashes To Ground As Fire Destroys Brockton Market
• Miami Gardens Track Coach Darius Lawshea Faces Additional Sex Charges
• Harvard Cleared Of Racial Bias Against Asian Americans In Admissions
• Ticketmaster To Verify COVID Vaccination Status Of Fans Before Issuing Concert Passes
• Trafalgar Customers Claim Company Is 'Holding Money Hostage' After Vacations Canceled Due To Pandemic
• Homicide Investigators Seek Leads After Burning Body Found In Ford F-150 Near Fair Park
• Lawyers Clash Over Integrity Of Election In Detroit
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 5,488 New Coronavirus Cases, Setting A Record-High Number For 3rd Day In A Row
• COVID-19 Latest: Prince George's County Rolls Out New COVID-19 Dining, Gathering Restrictions Effective Sunday
• N.J., Conn. Join Coalition Of 7 Northeast States Temporarily Suspending Interstate Youth Hockey
• LA Comedian Loses $2,000 In West Hollywood Rental Scam
• Pelosi says GOP "refusing to accept reality" of Biden victory
• Kyler Murray Over Lamar Jackson? ESPN's Ryan Clark Says He'd Pick Cardinals' QB First
• How COVID vaccines are bulk manufactured
• Contactless Payments Are On The Rise Due To COVID-19, There Are Many Options For Your Small Business To Meet Demand
• BSO: Altercation Leads To Fatal Shooting Inside Pompano Beach Banquet Hall
• Police Searching For Driver Of White Cadillac SUV Wanted In Fatal Hit-And-Run In South Philadelphia
• MAP: How Often Do CPD Officers Use Body Cams In Your Neighborhood?
• Parker Dentist Office Providing Some Free Services, Says Acts Of Kindness Crucial Right Now
• New Yorker fires Jeffrey Toobin after Zoom exposure incident
• California U.S. Senate Seat: Gov. Newsom Eyeing Pick To Replace Kamala Harris
• MAP: How Often Do Chicago Police Officers Use Body Cameras In Your Neighborhood?
• Detroit Police Investigating Triple Non-Fatal Shooing Overnight
• BBQ Sparks Fire at Santa Rosa Home
• Updated Look At Cam Newton's Incentives For 2020 Season With Patriots
• Deer Breaks Into Londonderry Gas Station, Police Help With Escape
• Ohio Republican Gov. Mike DeWine: 'Joe Biden Is The President-Elect'
• Ron Klain to serve as Biden's chief of staff
• Police: Teens Attack Man With Toy Stroller, Curtain Rod In Manhattan
• 17-Year-Old Devin Shadle Charged With Murder Of Greenbelt Man
• Here's Gov. Whitmer's Nov. 12 COVID-19 Press Conference
• Minnesota's 9th Free Saliva Testing Site Opens At Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport
• $106M Available To Help Low-Income Minnesotans Pay For Heating Bills This Winter
• 'COVID Honesty:' Knowing The Symptoms Of Coronavirus And When To Report Them
• PTL Links: November 12, 2020
• Foresthill Man, 65, Facing Attempted Murder Charge After Allegedly Trying To Set Motorhome On Fire
• Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John Fetterman Asks For $1 Million Election Fraud Reward Payable In Sheetz Gift Cards From Texas Lt. Governor
• What Is That Funny Taste In Tap Water? Miami-Dade Officials Say It's Safe To Drink
• Vincent Poirier Clarifies Comments, Says He Doesn't Want To Leave Celtics
• Advocates Urge Texas Leaders To Boost Funding For Toddlers With Disabilities In Upcoming Session
• 7 People Arrested After Drug Deal Turns Deadly In Grass Valley
• Number of Americans seeking jobless aid ticks down
• PBR Bullfighter Safety Member Jesse Byrne Excited To Be At World Finals In North Texas
• Another Ravens Player Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Man Dies After Head-On Crash With School Bus In Galloway Township
• More Than 17K Applied For Unemployment In Maryland Last Week
• San Francisco Supervisors Approve Ban On Natural Gas In New Building Construction
• COVID Roundup: Marin Cuts Back On Indoor Dining; California Nears 1 Million Cases; SF Union Square Merchants Hopeful Of Holiday Rebound
• COVID-19 Latest: Anne Arundel County Set To Scale Back Indoor Dining To 25%, Limit Social Gatherings & Suspend Youth Sports
• West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice Doesn't Acknowledge Joe Biden As Election Winner
• My Very Own Bed
• Recipe: Pork Tenderloin With Fresh Pears
• Westminster Public Schools Announces Free COVID Testing For Student & Staff
• Dallas Rapper Mo3 Killed In Shooting On I-35E
• 2 Hurt After Semi, Squad Vehicle Collide In Becker County
• California Senate Sweepstakes: Who Gets Kamala Harris' Job?
• 5 Americans among 7 peacekeepers killed in helicopter crash
• Complaint: Self-Professed Trump Supporter Attacked Elderly Couple With Golf Club Over Joe Biden Sign
• Detroit Public Schools Suspends In-Person Learning Due To Rise In Coronavirus Cases
• Weather Blog: Good News
• Drew Lock Laments Loss Of Tight End Albert Okwuegbunam As Broncos Search For Answers
• Reality Check: How Did President Trump Lose Minnesota In 2020?
• Family Says 14-Year-Old Stephon Hudson, Who Is Non-Verbal And Has Autism, Has Been Found After Going Missing
• One Killed After Range Rover Slams Into Palm Tree Near USC
• Neighbors Warning Others Of Thieves As Online Holiday Shopping Gets Underway
• Gun Rights Group Sues Sacramento Sheriff Over Firearm Confiscation Records
• Sources: Former Police Supt. Eddie Johnson Pushed His Wife Away When She Tried To Stop Him From Burning Her Underwear
• Joe Biden's Chief Of Staff Ron Klain Has Massachusetts Ties
• COVID In Colorado: Rising Cases Puts Small School District In A Tough Spot
• 'Tragic Situation': Simon Howell Reportedly Shot By Fellow Hunter
• Scammers Hustle Way Into 93-Year-Old Steger Woman's House, But Her Son Is Watching It All On Camera
• Golden Home Depot Robbery Suspects Accused Of Threatening Employee With Axe
• Philadelphia Guard Nisine Poplar Signs With Miami Hurricanes
• Sacramento State Student Run Over During Natomas Sideshow 2 Months Ago Released From Hospital
• 1 In 10 Parents Read Bedtime Stories To Kids Up To Age 13 (Or Older)
• Crews Knock Down Fire In North Minneapolis Home
• Walton Goggins Says 'The Unicorn' Season Two Is Looking To Bring 'Laughter And Comfort'
• At Least One Fatality Connected To Tropical Strom Eta
• Sacramento Code Enforcement Pulls Plug On Midtown 'Free Fridge'
• BYU Quarterback Zach Wilson On Potentially Joining Patriots: 'That's Cool'
• Aaron Rodgers Sees Double Standard With COVID Protocols In The NFL
• Police: 4 Suspects Wanted In Shooting At West Philadelphia Business Last Month
• Miami Weather: Flood Watch In Effect For Broward, Miami-Dade
• CDC Thanksgiving Recommendations: Eat Outdoors, Limit Guests, Don't Sing
• Newark Imposes Curfew, Other Measures As Virus Surges
• Fort Worth Museum Of Science And History Working To Help Young Learners Bridge Educational Gap
• Did Danny Ainge Reveal Anything About Celtics Offseason Plans?
• 1 Man Dead, 2 Others Injured After Overnight Shooting In Queens
• Sculptor Carves Runner Out Of Tree On Boston Marathon's Heartbreak Hill
• Seen On Video: Gunman Opens Fire On Bronx Sidewalk
• Lifeguard Anthony Capuano, Who Has 1 Leg, Rescues Driver Who Plunged Into Water Off New Jersey
• Caught On Video: Off-Duty NYPD Officer Shoots Carjacking Suspect In Brooklyn
• Miami Proud: Guitars Over Guns Gets Big Boost From Global Contest
• Gov. Walz Seeks To Extend Emergency Powers As Lawmakers Convene For 6th Special Session
• A dozen sickened in latest E. coli outbreak linked to lettuce
• One Person Killed, Several Hurt in Violent Whittier Wreck
• Russia says vaccine 92% effective as 4 doctors who got it catch COVID
• Experts: COVID-19 Pandemic Accelerating After Texas Confirms 1M cases, California Nears Mark
• Georgia Senate runoffs could be hampered by digital political ad bans
• Will Japan's own "Joe Biden" put his small town on the map?
• Trump and Biden pause to mark Veterans Day
• Career Coach: Job Title Tips For Resumes
• Hand Recount In Jose Javier Rodriguez, Ileana Garcia Race For State Senate District 37
• Whistleblower: VA failed to assess vets for traumatic brain injuries
• Mom dies after fall at Mt. Whitney left her stranded for 2 days
• Doctors Say Nationwide Mask Mandate Best Way To Fight Surge Of Coronavirus Cases
• Professional Bull Riders World Finals Gets Underway At AT&T Stadium In Arlington
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Beaver Area School District Moves To Remote Learning For 2 Weeks
• Militias take aim at gun laws: "It's about shooting tyrants in the face"
• Construction Of Hard Rock Casino In Gary Continues, But Questions About Its Future Remain As Pandemic Rages On
• Pittsburgh Weather: Dry Conditions And Cool Temperatures Expected
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• Despite Grand Opening, Long Awaited Chicago Veterans' Center Will Not House Vets Until 2021 Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Lower Merion School District Halts Bus Service Following Outbreak Among Drivers, Bus Aides
• Dad heard "muffled noise" before teen girl vanished in jungle
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Beaver Area And Avonworth School Districts Move Online-Only
• Woman Shot During Attempted Robbery In Rosemoor
• Saving Main Street: Eden Prairie
• Chicago Weather: Cool Temperatures, Sunny Skies
• East Hollywood Dealing With Overflowing Sewer Water After Eta Turns Area Into Swampy Mess
• Republicans In Pennsylvania House And Senate To Hold Hearings On Outcome Of 2020 Election
• Eta dumps torrents of rain on Florida; man electrocuted
• Crash Leaves Nearly 500 Butler County Residents Without Power
• Abandoned At Miami International Airport, Learjet Finds New Home At Miami Aviation School
• Report: Body Of Woman Missing Since September Possibly Found
• 93-Year-Old World War II Veteran Honored With 11 Medals
• Whitehall Police Searching For Suspects In Theft From Car
• Project Home: Neighbors Of San Francisco Shelter-In-Place Hotels Complain Of Increased Crime
• COVID-19: Marin County Tells Restaurants, Other Businesses To Reduce Indoor Capacity Amid Rising Cases
• Dan + Shay Win 2020 CMA Vocal Duo Of The Year Award
• Christmas In The Park: San Jose Holiday Tradition Becomes Drive-Thru Attraction In Pandemic, Moves To New Location
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Videos from November 12, 2020

• Growing number of GOP senators say President-elect Biden should receive intelligence briefings
• Miss USA 2020 speaks on criminal justice reform
• Trump supporters to host "Million MAGA March" in Washington, D.C.
• National Museum of the United States Army opens in Virginia with hundreds of artifacts
• 5 Americans killed in helicopter crash
• Biden names chief of staff and looks to fill other top Cabinet positions
• Democrats, GOP far apart on stimulus relief as Trump focuses on election lawsuits
• Top Republicans call for Biden to receive classified briefings
• Obama says Trump's unfounded claims are "delegitimizing" democracy
• Eta moves north after slamming the South with deadly flooding
• New York City braces as COVID-19 infections spike
• Japanese town uses "Monster Wolf" robots to deter bears
• Chicago issues stay-at-home advisory amid record U.S. coronavirus cases
• CBS Evening News, November 12, 2020
• How religious voters helped power Biden to victory
• Obama says Trump's baseless election fraud claims put democracy on a "dangerous path"
• From 2010: Jan's story - A love lost to Alzheimer's
• Former White House chief of staff says delayed transition could "put American lives at risk"
• 11/12/20: Red and Blue
• Illinois governor urges residents to stay home as much as possible amid COVID-19 surge
• Wisconsin election officials say no large issues have been reported
• Inside the federal agency charged with ensuring a smooth transition in presidential power
• CBSN Originals "Reverb: Gun Fight" explores the armed resistance to new gun laws in Virginia
• Latest jobless numbers and the state of the economy facing the Biden administration
• Former Obama speechwriter weighs in on Biden transition
• Trump campaign adviser Corey Lewandowski tests positive for COVID-19
• Deadly conflict in Ethiopia threatens peace across the Horn of Africa
• U.S. heads in wrong direction with COVID-19 pandemic as cases, hospitalizations reach record highs
• 2009: President Obama discusses the American health care system
• 2011: President Obama on the killing of bin Laden
• 2010: President Obama says "It's still a work in progress"
• 2008: The 44th president, Barack Obama
• 2008: 60 Minutes interviews Obama and Biden together for first time
• Americans among peacekeepers killed in Mideast helicopter crash
• U.K. offers free COVID-19 tests to every resident of Liverpool
• Biden presses ahead with White House transition as Trump refuses to concede
• Where things stand with the Trump campaign's election lawsuits
• How anticipated COVID-19 vaccines are bulk manufactured under Operation Warp Speed
• President of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority on Kamala Harris' historic win
• 709,000 Americans filed for unemployment last week
• President-elect Biden names Ron Klain as chief of staff
• Trump absent from coronavirus task force meetings as pandemic surges
• Tropical Storm Eta hits Florida with dangerous storm surge and heavy rain
• Boy who was bullied makes it his mission to help others by giving away truckloads of supplies
• Sportscaster Jim Nantz on 2020 Masters, Tiger Woods' performance and Bryson DeChambeau's approach
• CBSN Originals' "Reverb" series follows a growing militia movement refusing to obey new gun laws
• Ohio Governor DeWine on COVID-19 surge, Trump's handling of pandemic
• Tennessee family brings holiday cheer early with Christmas lights show
• U.S. breaks another coronavirus record as cases soar across the nation
• Texas grapples with surge of COVID-19 cases
• President-elect Joe Biden hopes to name Cabinet nominees before Thanksgiving
• Georgia secretary of state says there's no evidence of widespread voter fraud
• Insiders say VA doctors ignored concerns over improper brain injury evaluations
• Nevada attorney general confident "there is no evidence of widespread voter fraud" in his state
• President-elect Joe Biden announces Ron Klain as chief of staff
• Trump hasn't met with COVID-19 task force in months, sources say meetings lacks substance
• Biden COVID-19 advisory board member Dr. Celine Gounder on surge in cases
• Colleges pushing students to get coronavirus tests before holiday break
• 11/12: CBSN AM
• CBS Reports presents "Reverb | Gun Fight, Part One"
• CBS Reports presents "Reverb | Gun Fight, Part Two"
• CDC says face masks can protect wearers, not just others