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Articles from November 13, 2020

• Concertgoers Brave Rain And Cold For Drive-In Show At Denio's
• Racehorse Dies During Training at Golden Gate Fields
• Sacramento's Tier Drop Meets Drop In Temperatures As Businesses Move Back Outdoors
• Suspect Dressed In Clown Costume Accused Of Stealing Little Girl's Bike
• Grocery Stores Again Setting Purchase Limits To Prevent Shortages, Hoarding
• 'We Sell Happy': Christmas Decoration Sales Skyrocket As Shoppers Seek Reprieve From Chaotic Year
• Homeless Camps Threaten Sacramento Critical Infrastructure: 'Our City Could Be Brought To Its Knees'
• 'Getting To Be Too Much:' 2020 Piling On Stressors, Rain Dumping More On Seasonal Blues
• Police Investigating Deadly Shooting Near Modesto Elementary School
• Small Plane Crashes Near San Bernardino International Airport, Pilot Hospitalized
• Rain, Snow, Slush Make For Tough Driving Conditions In The Sierra
• Calif. Issues Travel Advisory Asking Visitors To Quarantine For 2 Weeks
• See Where Chain Controls Are In Effect On I-80, Highway 50 In The Sierra
• Chicago Weather: Rain Followed By Very Cool Temps This Weekend
• 'We Close Down Again We Won't Survive It': Restaurants Defy Governor's Indoor Dining Ban
• Tour Burn Area, Destruction, In Wake Of Cameron Peak Fire With CBS4
• Free Community COVID Testing Expands At Clinica Tepeyac
• Chinatown Developer Pleads Guilty In Case That Fueled Federal Probe Of City Hall
• 90th Birthday Celebration: Family Surprises Arvada Man With Car Parade & Dance Party
• City Of Boulder Banking On Local Restaurants With Help Of Delivery App 'Nosh'
• President Trump Says New York State Will Not Receive COVID Vaccine As Soon As It's Available
• De Blasio Says NYC Parents Should Be Ready 'As Early As Monday' For All-Remote Learning
• Racist, Anti Semitic, Homophobic Messages Sent To Nearly Entire School District After Teacher's Email Hacked
• COVID In New Jersey: Hospital Official Expresses Concern As Cases Climb Because There's No Backup Available This Time Around
• Former Dodgers VP Kim Ng Becomes First Woman, First Asian American To Have Top Role In Baseball Operations Department
• Bars Get Ready To Plunge Into Winter With New Slate Of COVID Restrictions
• Know The Score: November 13, 2020
• Uber Driver Says She Was Carjacked, Held At Gunpoint
• Baltimore County Teen Dies From COVID-19 As Cases Set Single-Day Record In Maryland
• Art Project Declares No Space For Hate In Squirrel Hill
• LASD To Remove Patrols From Los Angeles Community Colleges In 2021
• New Saliva-Based COVID Antibody Test Is Highly Accurate, Johns Hopkins Study Says
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/14 Saturday Morning Forecast
• King Soopers To Hold Statewide Hiring Event Saturday
• Body Found Inside Clothing Donation Box At BP Gas Station In Prince George's County
• Group Sends Letter To City Leaders Calling For Removal Of Statue Of Slave Owner John O'Donnell In Canton Square
• Baltimore County Police Search For Suspect Accused Of Burglarizing Eastern Avenue Royal Farms Three Times
• Black Doctors COVID-19 Consortium Making Sure Philadelphia Minority Groups Have Access To Testing
• Fatal Crash In Verdi Township Involved Unbelted Occupant
• Central Catholic Playoff Football Game Against McDowell Canceled Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• UM Miller School Of Medicine Looking For 1,000 Volunteers For Coronavirus Vaccine Trial
• Warrior Canine Connection, Local Nonprofit That Trains Dogs For Disabled Veterans, Looking For Volunteers To Raise Puppies
• 2 Mass. House Members Positive For COVID-19 After Budget Sessions
• Hundreds Of Fans And Friends Celebrate Life Of Dallas Rapper Mo3
• Boarded Up Wang Theatre Celebrates 95 Years With Marquee Exhibit
• COVID In Colorado: Gaming Tables Shut Down Due To Surge In Coronavirus Cases
• Iowa Hawkeyes Decimate Minnesota Golden Gophers, 35-7
• Probable Cases Now Included In COVID-19 Count
• Riverside Surpasses 74K COVID-19 Cases, San Bernardino Hits 73K
• Ford Looks To Future With The 2021 E-Transit Van
• COVID Surge: Santa Clara, Marin Counties To Halt Indoor Dining; Move Back To Red Tier Imminent
• Kalamazoo Named One of 12 Spots In Michigan To Store COVID-19 Vaccine From Pfizer
• 'You Feel Kind Of Helpless': COVID-19 Surge Taking Toll On Healthcare Workers
• 'This Week's Been Terrible': Dallas, Tarrant Co. Leaders Want To Take Aggressive Action During COVID-19 Surge
• Macomb County Teen Makes History, Being Youngest School Board Member
• Social Media Campaign Raises Type 1 Diabetes Awareness
• Propane Leak Suspected In Nantucket Explosion; 18 Homes Damaged
• Amid Rising COVID-19 Cases, Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins Asks Governor Greg Abbott To Consider Scaling Back Openings
• COVID: Gov. Gavin Newsom Regrets Attending Party at French Laundry
• Movie Theaters Closing As Sacramento County Slides Back To Purple Tier
• 45 More Pitt Students Test Positive For Coronavirus Since Tuesday
• Grand Opening Held For Queens Housing Complex Devoted To LGBTQ Community
• NTSB: About 2 Weeks Before Preliminary Report On Fiery Pacoima Plane Crash That Killed Volunteer Pilot
• Areas Of Rocky Mountain National Park To Reopen Saturday
• Anaheim Officer Shoots, Injures Person Described As Suspect In Buena Park
• SpaceX To Launch 4 Astronauts To International Space Station Sunday
• Police Still Searching For Missing Rocklin Man Raymond Wright
• 2 19-Year-Olds Arrested In Halloween St. Cloud Shooting
• Caught On Video: Pizza Shop Burglar Stops To Make A Pie
• 78 Cats Rescued From Pueblo Shelter, Owner Faces Neglect Charges
• Jacob Wohl And Jack Burkman Plead Not Guilty To Robocall Charges
• Final states called: Biden projected to win 306 electoral votes to Trump's 232
• COVID In Connecticut: 62 Cases Confirmed On UConn's Main Campus, Students Under Modified Quarantine
• Golden State Warriors Propose Plan for 50% Fan Attendance at Chase Center Games
• Republican Young Kim Defeats Democratic Rep. Gil Cisneros For 39th District Seat
• DA: Malden Man Attempted To Stab Trooper, Police Officer
• COVID In New York: Gov. Cuomo Temporarily Suspends Some In-Person Jury Duty Due To Rise In Cases
• Police: 16-Year-Old Boy Critically Injured In West Philadelphia Shooting
• How to cope with non-traditional holidays in 2020
• Not-So-Little Pig Finds Her Way Home, With Help From Indio PD
• 5 Charged With Felony Vandalism for Defacing Junipero Serra Statue in San Rafael
• 4 Dolphins Assistant Coaches To Miss Chargers Game Due To COVID-19
• COVID-19 Vaccine: Illinois, Indiana Prepare For Distribution Challenge
• Poudre School District Announces Switch To Remote Learning Nov. 23
• Man Suspected Of Wielding Machete At Roseville Convenience Store Arrested
• 'They Can't Focus If They're Cold': LAUSD Teachers Helping Students Stay Warm As Temps Drop
• Thornton Police Detectives Honored By US Department Of Justice For Shutting Down Gift Card Scheme
• Dr. Mark Ghaly: 'We Are Concerned' As California Sees Fastest Growth In New Daily Coronavirus Cases
• 7K Texans Hospitalized With Coronavirus For 1st Time Since August
• New Video Emerges of Deadly Glendale Police Shooting; 2 Officers Still Have Not Given Statements
• Scott Peterson Will Stay In San Quentin Awaiting Possible Retrial
• GM Recalls 51K Chevrolet Bolts Because Battery Packs Could Catch Fire Even When Car Is Off
• Denver Restaurant Week Offers Great Deals, In Your Own Home
• Portion Of MSP Airport Terminal 1 Evacuated After Reported Security Threat
• Orange County Likely To Fall Back To Purple Tier As COVID-19 Cases Rise, Officials Say
• Police Investigating After Woman's Body Found In Southeast Baltimore
• Schools Report Staffing Woes As COVID Surges
• Denver Weather: Brutal Wind And Snow Heading For Colorado
• Couple Releases Song 'In It Together' To Encourage Cancer Survivors, Raise Money For Research
• Nevada governor tests positive for COVID-19
• Doctors Worry Winterizing Outdoor Dining Spaces Will Increase COVID Risk For Diners
• COVID: Contra Costa County Suspends Indoor Dining, Movie Concessions, Indoor Gyms Over Surging Cases - 'We Must Act Now'
• Owner Of BIBA In Williamsburg Says New York State Is Forcing Him Out Of Business As Part Of Park Renovation
• COVID In Colorado: 'Hug Tent' Helps Bring Loved Ones Together During Pandemic
• Joseph Heck Identified As Victim In Xavier Street Shooting
• 2 Mystery Assault Victims At San Francisco General Hospital; Help Sought In Identifying Patients
• Nadeem Waheed Of Daniel's Leather Donates Coats To Schoolkids Stuck In Cold Classrooms After Seeing CBS2's Report
• Daily coronavirus cases are rising in all 50 states
• Colorado Recovers $21 Million Unintentionally Paid To Unemployment Fraudsters
• Minivan Driver Seriously Injured In Collision With Port Authority Bus
• 'Sad To Be Leaving Denver': Denver Public Schools Superintendent Susana Cordova Accepts Job In Dallas
• COVID Update: West Coast States Issue Holiday Travel Advisories as Cases Climb
• Golden Gate Bridge To Lay Off Nearly 150 Employees Due To Budget Shortfall To Avoid Toll Hike
• First, Suburban Woman Is Victim Of Unemployment Fraud, Then, She Can't Get Benefits When She Does Need Them
• LA County Reports 2,481 New COVID-19 Cases, 28 Deaths
• Jim Oberweis Attends House New Member Orientation Despite Projected Loss In Illinois' 14th District
• COVID In Allegheny County: As Cases Rise, Doctors Expect Testing Sites To See More Volume
• Two Shot In South LA Area; Suspect Sought
• Driver Hurt In Crash Involving Stockton Police Officer
• 'Art On The Avenue' Brings Works Of Art To Columbus Avenue In Bid To Boost Local Businesses
• Squirrel Hill's Charles Morris Nursing Home Set To Close In January; Others May Follow
• CDC: Maine Wedding Outbreak Shows Need To Avoid Gatherings
• 4 Suspects Sought In Brutal San Jose FoodMaxx Assault On Halloween Night
• 2 Women Attacked In Dallas' Kiest Park The Last 2 Nights
• Community Welcomes News MPD Allowed To Accept Help From Outside Sources
• Man Dies After Crashing Into Ditch Along Old River Road Near Woodland
• COVID-19 Concerns Surrounding College Kids Home For The Thanksgiving Holiday
• AAA Expects 50 Million Will Travel For Thanksgiving, Despite Pleas From Officials To Limit Gatherings And Stay Home
• Andy Card warns delayed transition could harm national security
• California, Oregon, Washington Issue Joint COVID Travel Advisory Ahead Of Holidays
• World Kindness Day Marked With Virtual Celebrations, Acts Of Kindness
• Baltimore County Police Charge Man In Connection To Shooting Death Of Teon Deontae Barnes
• El Monte Toy Importer Sentenced For Having Over $1.4M In Fake Pokemon, Hello Kitty And Other Merchandise
• Authorities Circulate Video Of Suspect Wanted For Westlake Area Homicide
• South Shore Hospital Brings COVID-19 Treatment To Patients' Homes
• LAUSD, Administrators Union Reach Deal On Return To In-Person Classes
• Coronavirus Update (MN): Targeted Restrictions Begin For Bars/Restaurants, Social Gatherings
• Defiant Pelosi Says 'I Take Credit For ... Holding The House'
• Charities Say Need For Giving Higher Than Ever This Holiday Season
• Elon Musk Says He May Have COVID-19 As SpaceX Astronaut Launch Gets Delayed
• Fort Worth's Frezko Taco Spot Shuts Down Dining Room Voluntarily As COVID-19 Cases Spike
• The voters who supported Biden or Trump in Georgia and North Carolina
• Biden projected to take 306 Electoral College votes to Trump's 232
• Pittsburgh Region Loses Clout In State House While Gaining In State Senate
• Pittsburgh Attorney Files Lawsuit Against Marshalls, Other Retailers Over Mask Sales Tax
• Pig rescued from barn fire after woman sees it on livestream
• Stretch Of Highway 45 Renamed In Honor Of Sandra Wilson
• Surveillance Video May Show Person Responsible For Wabash Avenue Fire
• Biden becomes the first Democrat to win Georgia since 1992
• Broncos Look To Solve First Half Scoring Woes In Divisional Battle Against Las Vegas Raiders
• Whitmer & DNR To Terminate Enbridge's Line 5 Easement
• Minneapolis City Council Votes To Contract With Outside Agencies To Assist MPD
• Worcester Honors Fallen Firefighter Lt. Jason Menard
• 'I've Had Nothing But Good Memories': Big Daddy's Roadside BBQ In Lavon, Texas Closing Sunday
• Driver Of Stolen Car Dead After Jumping In Doral Canal Trying To Elude Police
• Georgetown To Start Season On Campus Without Fans
• Dangerous Long Island Grade Crossing Replaced As Part Of Years-Long Effort To Make LIRR Safer
• Students Rising Above Creates Online Forum With Social Justice Focus
• San Jose Judge To Rule On Census Case Again
• Uptick In Gas Demand Pushes Local And National Averages Higher, AAA Mid-Atlantic Says
• Sec. Of State Says Fewer Than 2,500 Absentee Ballots Needed To Be Separated
• 'A Crisis For Performers': Musicians Brace For Quiet Holiday Season
• Road-Trip Movie 'Sacramento' To Star Michael Cera, Maya Erskine And Michael Angarano
• COVID-19 At 'Crisis Level' In Illinois: State Shatters Case Record, With 15,415 New Infections; Hospitalizations And Testing Also Reach New Highs
• Illinois Driver Services Facilities Will Close From November 17 Through Early December, Agency Cites Pandemic
• Cori Bush says Republican colleagues called her "Breonna"
• Atlas 5 rocket boosts spy satellite into orbit
• Cuba Expert Says Don't Expect Any Big Relationship Change When Joe Biden Takes Office
• Northern California Gets More Rain, Mountain Snow
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Small Group Gatherings Fuel Surge Of Cases
• Empty Panga Boat Found Off Rancho Palos Verdes
• First Responders Take Part In Training Drill At Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport
• Maryland Businesses Turn To Unique Methods To Stay Afloat Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Colorado, ACLU Reach Deal To Protect Inmates From COVID
• Boston Common Frog Pond Will Not Open For Ice Skating This Winter
• NYC schools may close "as early as Monday" as cases spike
• As COVID Surge Continues, Gov. JB Pritzker Extends Eviction Moratorium, Adds New Protections For Landlords
• Lafayette City Council Approves Lawsuit Against PG&E Over Tree Removal
• Carjacking Leads To Shooting Death Investigation In Pompano Beach
• Parolee Charged In Theft Of Military Humvee From Army Reserve Center
• Scott Peterson To Remain At San Quentin During Hearings For Possible Retrial
• New Jersey Sets US Sports Betting Record For 3rd Month At $803 Million
• 'I Thought It Was Very Secure': Plano Jeweler Loses 76 Rings Worth $50K In Burglary
• Northfield's 143-Year-Old Archer House River Inn A Total Loss After Fire
• Pandemic Plays Role Sunday Night's NCIS: New Orleans Premiere
• Coronavirus In Butler County: Butler Virtual Academy Teacher Says Students Are 'Thriving' In Online Environment
• 3 Teens Injured In Grays Ferry Triple Shooting, Philly Police Say
• More Surveillance Photos Released Of Home Depot Robbers Who Made Threat With Ax
• 2-Alarm Fire Destroys Freeport Storefront
• North Texan Andrew Beard, Accused Of Killing Ex-Girlfriend, To Remain In Jail Until Federal Trial On Unlicensed Silencer
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations In Florida Top 3,100
• COVID-19 In Wisconsin: New Daily Case Record Pushes Wisconsin Past 300,000 Total Cases
• Revised U.S. citizenship civics test includes more questions
• 'We're All Using It As A Huge Flex': Archmere Academy Students, Faculty Celebrate President-Elect And Alumnus Joe Biden
• 2021 Coconut Grove Arts Festival Canceled
• Westmoreland County Commissioner: Election Workers Counting Ballots Are Quitting Because Others Aren't Wearing Masks Properly
• Driver Hospitalized After Losing Control Of Car, Crashing Into Power Poles In Arden Arcade Area
• COVID Update: Cal Football To Begin Season At UCLA On Sunday After Pac-12 Calls Audible
• Astronaut Doug Hurley Shares Insight Into Sunday's Historic SpaceX-NASA Launch
• Four Seasons Hotel Baltimore Hopes To Draw Holiday Guests With Unique Winter Experience
• Philadelphia Leaders Reveal Plan In Hopes Of Ending Traffic Deaths In City By 2030
• Miami Collecting Donations For People Of Honduras Struggling After Eta
• 2 Killed In Explosion At Veterans Affairs Hospital In West Haven, Conn.
• Navy Resumes Football Activities After No Positive COVID-19 Cases Reported
• Long Lines At Testing Sites As Covid-19 Cases Spike In Mass.
• COVID Cases Increased In Children As Schools Reopened, Health Officer Says
• 2020 electoral vote matches 2016 — 306 to 232
• 'We Need More Common Sense': Republican Lauren Boebert Heads To Washington To Represent Colorado's 3rd Congressional District
• How Philadelphia's Christmas Village, Holiday Attractions Plan To Keep Visitors Safe Amid Pandemic
• No Burn Alert Issued For Saturday Due To High Air Pollution Forecast
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Restaurants Weary Of Effects Of Rising Cases
• High Wind Warning Issued, 60-80 MPH Gusts Likely For Denver, Foothills, Plains
• NYPD: Suspect In Custody After 3 Women Fight Off Attempted Sex Assaults Near Queens Park
• BSO: Arrest Made In Killing Of Woman Inside Rookie's Ale House in Dania Beach
• South Lyon Schools Superintendent: Return To Virtual Learning Until 2021
• Montgomery County Board Of Health Votes To Move Schools To All Virtual Learning For 2 Weeks
• Thief Breaks Into Cycle Shop, Walks Away With Customers' Bikes
• Candlelight Vigil, Balloon Release Set To 'Celebrate The Love' Of Slain Rapper Mo3
• Miami Marlins Hire Kim Ng, First Female GM In MLB History
• COVID-19 In South Florida: 1,876 Newly Reported Cases In Miami-Dade, 857 In Broward
• Massachusetts Reports 2,674 New COVID Cases, 23 Additional Deaths
• LOCATED: Rion Davis, 13, Reported Missing From lawndale
• COVID Cases Spike Forces Massachusetts To Reopen DCU Center Field Hospital In Worcester
• Babies At UCHealth Hospitals Get Dressed Up As Mr. Rodgers For World Kindness Day
• Plato Fire Dept. Out Of Service Due To COVID, State Monitoring Other Departments For Outbreaks
• Fort Worth Police Arrest Aggravated Robbery Suspect Travon Tyrese Davis
• 6 Pittsburgh Police Bureau Members Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Burbank Couple Identified As Murder Victims Found On Side Of California Highway
• President Obama on 60 Minutes from 2012-2017
• Boston To Offer Relief Funds For Small Businesses Struggling Amidst Pandemic
• 1 Million Coloradans Opt In To Receive CO Exposure Notifications
• Gov. Newsom Says He Should Have 'Modeled Better Behavior' After Being Criticized For Attending Birthday Party At Restaurant
• Belmont Police Search For Suspects In String Of Robberies
• Gilmore Among 17 Patriots Listed As Questionable For Sunday Night Vs. Ravens
• Officials give COVID updates as U.S. sets another record
• Mark Zuckerberg: Steve Bannon's Beheading Comments Aren't Enough To Ban Him From Facebook
• WATCH: Colorado Veteran Learns Mortgage Was Paid Off By Veterans United Home Loans
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Begins Texting Program To Reach Positive Cases
• Baltimore County EMS Lieutenant Melissa Schuler Dies At Age 39
• Is TikTok a national security threat?
• GM Recalling Nearly 69K Bolt Electric Cars Due To Fire Risk
• COVID In Colorado: Gov. Jared Polis Warns Thanksgiving Quarantine Should Start Today, Or You'll Be 'Playing Russian Roulette'
• 4-Year-Old Boy Killed While Riding Bike In Manchester, NH Identified
• COVID-19 In Maryland: State Sees Highest Single-Day Case Total Ever; Hospitalizations, Positivity Rate Up
• COVID Latest: University Of Maryland Moves Undergraduate Students To Virtual Learning For The Remainder Of The Semester
• Mr. Trash Wheel-Themed 'Sleigh All Day' Holiday Sweatshirt Available For 2 Weeks
• Long Beach City Council Members Push To Resume Indoor Dining
• Trump: COVID Vaccine To Be Widely Available By April
• No Swim Advisory Issued For Dog Beach On Rickenbacker Causeway
• Vermont Restricts Bars, Social Gatherings Amid Covid-19 Case Surge
• Medical Model Indicates Dallas County Could See 2K Coronavirus Cases Per Day Before Thanksgiving
• NFL Week 10 AFC North Picks: Ravens 'Have To Switch Things Up, They Have To Get Going,' Says CBS Baltimore's Rick Ritter
• NFL Week 10 AFC North Picks: Ravens 'Have To Switch Things Up, They Have To Get Going,' Says WJZ's Rick Ritter
• SEC Charges Former Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf, Executive Over Fake Accounts Scandal
• Scott Peterson Requests To Remain At San Quentin State Prison, For Now
• Ravens' Calais Campbell Ruled Out For Sunday's Game Vs. Patriots
• Cold Front Brings Cooler Temps, Some Rain To Bay Area
• NFL Week 10 AFC North Picks: Ravens 'Remain A Playoff Contender'
• UCLA Opener Vs. Utah Canceled After Isolation, Contact Tracing Leaves Utes With Too Few Players
• Scores killed in massacre amid intense conflict in Ethiopia
• Texas-Raised Country Singer Doug Supernaw Passes Away At 60 After Cancer Battle
• Man Fatally Shot In Broad Daylight In Penn North, Baltimore Police Say
• 2-Alarm Fire Burns Abandoned, Red-Tagged Building In Oakland
• Karns City Area School District Switching To Online-Only Learning Through Thanksgiving Break
• Big Grocery Chains Look To Avoid Empty Shelves By Restricting Amount Of Same Items One Can Buy
• Illinois Man Who Pleaded Guilty In Minnesota Mosque Bombing Testifies Against Accused Mastermind Michael Hari
• 'I Wanted It To Go Here': Filmmaker John Waters Gives 375 Items To Baltimore Museum Of Art
• Florida Man Gets 20 Years For Plot To Kill Miami Judge, Prosecutor
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: PPS To Return To Fully Remote Learning Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Hawaiian fliers can trade miles for COVID test
• Former Buffaloes QB Sefo Liufau Impressed, Not Surprised By Sam Noyer's Great Play Vs. UCLA At Folsom Field
• GM Recalls 51K Chevrolet Bolts Because Of Battery Packs Could Smoke, Ignite
• Fantasy Football Start Or Sit Week 10: 'Jared Goff Has Top Five Potential' Against Seahawks
• Judge Orders New Trial For Mark Redwine To Start In January
• North Carolina 2020 election results: Trump is projected winner
• As COVID Cases Grow, Maine Reinstates Travel Restrictions For Massachusetts
• Albertsons, Vons, Costco Pharmacies To Carry Future COVID-19 Vaccine
• Georgia 2020 election results: Biden is presumptive winner
• Wolves Preying On Beavers In Minnesota Reshape Wetlands
• CBS 2 Investigators: Wait Times Keep Getting Longer For FOID Cards In Illinois
• Woman Accused Of Faking Assault, Starting Fire At Saratoga Firm To Cover Up Embezzlement
• Whistleblowers Sue Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton For Wrongful Firing, Retaliation
• Election 2020 Update: CBS News Projects Biden Wins Georgia
• West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice Tightens Mask Mandate
• Bucks County Man Charged After Lighting House With Grandparents, Girlfriend, Dog Inside On Fire: Police
• 4 Arrested In Fatal 2019 San Francisco Tenderloin Shooting
• San Francisco Delivery Company DoorDash Plans IPO
• Heat Forward Udonis Haslem Announces He's Returning Next Season
• Authorities Warn Of Scams Targeting Elderly People After Woman Tricked Into Sending $25,000
• COVID In Colorado: Fighting Seasonal Depression During The Pandemic
• Election 2020: US Appeals Court Rejects Republicans' Effort To Block Late Ballots In Pennsylvania
• Man Arrested After Hillside Brush Fire Erupts Off PCH In Malibu
• Allegheny County Election Workers Counting Mail-In And Absentee Ballots Friday
• Antidepressant Fluvoxamine May Help Keep COVID-19 Cases From Worsening, Study Suggests
• Eagle County Asks Residents To Take Broadband Survey
• 'I Was Scared': Illinois Man Testifies Against Alleged Ringleader Of Bloomington Mosque Bombing
• Citing New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy's Virus Restrictions, Borgata Cutting Jobs, Hours
• No bond for father and son accused of killing Ahmaud Arbery
• New House member says "masks are oppressive" amid COVID-19 surge
• Nurse Sees Cruelty Of COVID Up Close Inside Colorado ICU
• Placer Union High School District Retreats To Distance Learning For 2 Weeks
• 3 Hospitalized In Wadsworth Boulevard Rollover Crash, Including 2 Young Children
• Massachusetts reopening field hospital as COVID cases spike
• Reward Grows In Search For Arson Suspect After Deadly Galena Apartments Fire
• Arizona State game canceled after head coach tests positive
• Texas Supreme Court Extends Emergency Order, Jury Proceedings On Hold Until Feb. 1, 2021
• Gov. Baker Pleads For 'Every Single Person' To Get Serious About Masks, Limiting Gatherings
• Purdue, No. 23 Northwestern Battle For Edge In Big Ten West
• Coach Tomlin Expects Pittsburgh Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger To Be Off COVID-19 List Saturday
• Costco: Those with mask exemptions must wear face shields
• 'Marshall Is One Of The Best Stories In College Football' Says CBS Sports Network's Brent Stover
• Jeremy Cox Arrested In Anne Arundel County 7-Eleven Armed Robbery, Police Say
• Bank proposes taxing work-from-home to help economy
• Walnut Creek DMV Office Closing; Site May End Up As Apartments
• Law Firm Attempting To Block Biden's Win In Pennsylvania Leaves Controversial Trump Campaign Case
• Murder Over Parking Space: Marcus Johnson Faces Trial In Death Of T.J. Cunningham 
• New York City Food Pantries Scaling Up To Meet This Year's Thanksgiving Need
• Mutilated Body Found In Laundry Bag On Curb In Tacony, Philadelphia Police Say
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 378 New Coronavirus Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• Executive: Disneyland, California Adventure Expected To Remain Closed Until March 2021
• Police: 24-Year-Old Man Arrested, Charged In Connection To Deadly Hit-And-Run On Roosevelt Boulevard
• No. 3 Villanova Back Again As Team To Beat In Big East
• Federal Court In Pa. Rejects Effort To Block Late-Arriving Ballots Postmarked By Election Day
• Logan Scott Debyle Charged With Pointing Laser At Denver Police Helicopter During Post-Election Protest
• Patriots-Ravens Week 10 News, Notes & Fun Facts
• Stimulus Package Update: What Will A Biden Administration Mean For More Aid?
• A Mother And Daughter Offer Comfort At Anoz Spa In Garden City South
• Orange County Registrar To Conduct Routine Audit Of Election Results Friday
• PAWS Dog Of The Week: Eve
• Miss USA wants to use her crown to fight for prison reform
• Christmas Around The World Opens At Museum of Science And Industry With COVID-19 Safety Measures
• Coronavirus In Indiana: 5,708 New COVID-19 Cases, 50 Additional Deaths
• Baltimore County Announces New COVID Restrictions: Restaurants To Close At Midnight, Private Gatherings Limited To 10 People Indoors
• Porch Pirates Stole Estimated $5.4 Billion Worth Of Packages In Past Year, Survey Finds
• Expert: Woman Who Died In Jail Likely Had Alcohol Withdrawal
• COVID-19 Patient Released From Hospital In Wisconsin After State's First Double Lung Transplant
• UPDATE: Cal-ASU Football Game Cancelled Over COVID Concerns; Golden Bears Season Remains On Hold
• Liam's List Nov. 13: Your Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, Staying Connected While Social Distancing
• Regional Existing Home Prices Going Up, Rose Nearly 12% Since Third Quarter Of Last Year
• Hurley's Picks: Life Is Good For NFL Quarterbacks -- As Long As You're Young Or Old
• $1.86 Billion Delta Sky Way Project At LAX 18 Months Ahead Of Schedule
• John's Roast Pork Closing Until Further Notice Due To COVID-19
• Motorcyclist Dies After Losing Control, Crashing On Westbound Frontage Road In Arlington
• Colorado Weather: Storm Set To Slam The Mountains With Wind And Snow, Wind Also Reaches Denver
• Web Extra: Former Detroit Lion Herman Moore
• Man Suspected Of Wielding Machete At Roseville Convenience Store Arrested
• Record Breaking 2020 Hurricane Season Adds Tropical Depression 31
• Detroit Medical Center Issues Temporary Visitor Restrictions As Coronavirus Cases Rise
• Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe Chairman Charged With Bribery In Taunton Casino Development
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Reports 5,500+ New Cases And 46 Deaths, Over 51,000 Tests Processed
• 2 Men Arrested In Armed Robbery At Glen Burnie 7-Eleven, Police Say
• Judge Among Additional COVID-19 Cases Reported In The Cook County Circuit Court
• Tracking The Tropics: Tropical Storm Iota Threatens Central America
• As holidays approach, Fauci discusses COVID-19 "risk/benefit ratio"
• Pa. Health Dept. Announces 4th Straight Day Of Record Increases, Reports 5,531 New Coronavirus Cases
• COVID-19 In Chicagoland: Cook County Issues Stay-At-Home Advisory For Suburbs
• 'Willie Taggart Is One Of My Favorite Coaches In The Country': CBS' Brent Stover On FAU-FIU Rivalry On CBS Sports Network
• Texas Department Of State Health Allocates Distribution Of COVID-19 Antibody Therapy To Acute Care Hospitals
• Marlins hire Kim Ng as MLB's first female general manager
• Gophers' Head Coach Lindsey Whalen Puts Her No. 13 Jersey Back Into Circulation
• Felix Sparks, Central Character Of Netflix Miniseries 'The Liberator,' Was A Real Colorado Soldier
• Ex-Macomb County Prosecutor Eric Smith Has Been Hospitalized, Exhibiting 'Severe' Coronavirus Symptoms, Attorneys Say
• COVID-19 Latest: Tougher Capacity Limits On Anne Arundel County Restaurants, Bars Take Effect November 20
• Baltimore County Police Encourage Use Of Safe Exchange Zones For Online Transaction
• City Of Denver Gets Tougher On Face Mask Enforcement During COVID Surge
• Adams County Deputies Searching For Suspect After Chase
• Convicted Pittsburgh Murderer On The Run Since 1971 Arrested
• Firefighters Battle Early-Morning Blaze At Huntington Beach Hair Salon
• CEOs may press lawmakers to ensure smooth transition to Biden
• World's Largest Pickle Ornament To Be Featured In Downtown Pittsburgh Holiday Display
• North Texas School Districts Make Hard In-Person Education Decisions As COVID-19 Cases Surge
• North Loop Bar Hosting Viewing Party In Celebration Of Masters Tourney
• COVID-19 Latest: Frederick County Officials Lower Capacity At Indoor, Outdoor Venues; Schools Move To Hybrid Model In Late January
• COVID In Colorado: Parents Urge School Districts To Reconsider Remote Learning Option As Students' Mental Health Suffers
• Lenny Krayzelburg On International Swimming League Competition: 'Basically Racing 99% Of Those You Have To Race In Tokyo Next Summer'
• Minnesota governor speaks as restrictions go into effect
• 3 Charged In Texas, Ohio, Killings Arrested In Tennessee
• COVID In Summit County: Short-Term Rentals Face Strict Rules Or Face Big Fines, Possible Jail Time
• Two Detained in San Leandro After Road-Rage Shooting On I-580
• Massachusetts Senate Releases State Budget Proposal
• 2 killed in explosion at VA hospital in Connecticut
• North Texas Food Bank Prepares For Its Biggest COVID-19 Distribution Event This Weekend
• Community Hospital In Munster Will Be Among First In Indiana To Get COVID-19 Vaccine For Healthcare Workers
• Pfizer Plans Vaccine Distribution In Kalamazoo
• World Diabetes Day Is Saturday, November 14th
• 'We'll Change Them If It's An Hour Or A Day,' | Gov. Larry Hogan Says Goal Is To Keep Maryland's Economy Open, But Could Need More Restrictive Actions
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Why Everyone Should Wear A Mask
• Anoka Co. Officials: Woman, 32, Struck And Killed By Motorist On Hwy 47
• Texas Opens Largest Indoor Water Park In The U.S. Amid Pandemic
• $1 Million Lottery Scratch-Off Ticket Sold In Beaver County
• Ghost Ship Case: Oakland City Council Approves Final Settlement For Warehouse Residents
• Jackie Bradley Jr. Reportedly A 'Priority' For Houston Astros
• Walsh: Major MBTA Service Cuts Could 'Damage Our Recovery'
• COVID-19 vaccine: The taxpayers' gamble
• Pizza Entrepreneur Charged With Fraud In Virus Loan Program
• Bill Belichick Not Particularly Interested In Criticism Of Recent Draft Picks
• Police: Man Stole 12-Year-Old Girl's Cellphone To Lure Her Into Alley For Sex Act
• Fitchburg State University To Close Dorms, Move Classes Online After COVID Spike In City
• Coronavirus-Killing Paint: PPG Seeking EPA Approval For Antiviral Paint
• Obama Memoir Confronts Role His Presidency Played In Republican Obstructionism And Trump's Rise
• Infamous U.K. serial killer dies after COVID diagnosis
• AP: Democrat Lauren Underwood Wins Reelection In Illinois' 14th House District
• 40-Year-Old Man Fighting For Life After Being Shot Multiple Times In Frankford, Philly Police Say
• Final CZU Fire Evacuation Warnings Lifted For Boulder Creek Residents
• Trump Supporters Hold Parade For Rocklin Man Who Claims He Was Harassed By Biden-Supporting Neighbor
• 5.3-Magnitude Quake In Nevada Felt All The Way To California
• Saginaw Valley State Campus Closed Amid Public Safety Response
• House Catches Fire In Aurora On Linvale Drive
• UC Campuses Take Part In Smartphone Tracing Pilot Program To Limit Spread Of COVID-19
• Crystal Police Investigating 29-Year-Old Woman's Suspicious Death
• 'Trying To Figure Out How To Move Forward': Widower Of Denver Woman Decapitated By Gate At Arches National Park Struggles After Trauma
• Michigan Matters: Health Leaders on the Pandemic, The Growing Surge
• Ryan Tepera? Mix-Up Gives Curious MVP Vote To Cubs Pitcher
• Boo! Why Is Everyone So Afraid Of Friday The 13th And Why Is It Considered Unlucky?
• Obama Building Brings Affordable Housing, Retail To Detroit's Old Redford Neighborhood
• 47-Year-Old Man Wounded In West Baltimore Shooting Early Friday
• Larson Still Popular, Despite Racial Slur
• Police Seek Killer After Man Found Dead, Facedown On Wanda Street In Dallas
• C&C Restaurant Owners Close Colorado Springs Location, Criticize COVID Restrictions
• Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Says He's Canceled Thanksgiving Plans Due To COVID Surge
• Their small business was big events — then they had to adapt
• Lions, Washington Have Much At Stake
• Patriots-Ravens Week 10 Predictions: Anyone Picking Pats For An Upset?
• Essence One's Natural Mental Health Therapies
• Jackhammers, Concrete Saws Used In Search, Investigation Into Missing Aurora Teen Lashaya Stine
• No, The Patriots Didn't Make A Mistake In Letting Stephen Gostkowski Go
• Miami Weather: Miami-Dade, Broward Remain Under A Flood Watch
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• Sacramento YMCA Becomes Latest Coronavirus Casualty
• Bluehawk Gonzales, 35, Arrested In Connection To Recent String Of UC Davis Burglaries
• COVID Roundup: Thanksgiving Gathering Fears Mount; Cal Football Still In Limbo; State Reaches Grim Milestone
• Rookie QB Matchup: Miami's Tua Faces Chargers' Herbert
• Pittsburgh Penguins And Sidney Crosby Surprise 50-50 Worker Battling Cancer
• Medford Officers Recognized For Helping Deliver Baby At Home
• China is one of last major countries to congratulate Biden
• Report: Celtics, Pacers Have Discussed Hayward-For-Turner Swap
• 'It Was A Good Night': For Nick Foles, Bears' Game Against Vikings Spurs Super Memories
• Tom Thumb And Albertsons Pharmacies Prepare To Provide The COVID-19 Vaccine When It Becomes Available
• North Hollywood House Fire May Have Been Sparked By Candle
• Weather Blog: TGIF
• Tropical Storm Eta hits North Carolina with deadly flooding
• U.K. expands COVID mass-testing "moonshot" across England
• Biden adviser floats possible lockdown to check COVID-19
• Trump posts flurry of anti-Fox News tweets
• 348 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For COVID-19 In Last Week
• Gophers, Ibgrahim Try To Regain The Bronze Pig From Hawks
• Minnesota Regulators Grant Key Permits For Line 3 Crude Oil Pipeline
• Trump spreads baseless claim about voting software
• A Year Of Stress: Calming Toys Can Help Kids' Mental Health During The Pandemic
• Obama: GOP allies didn't allege "any fraud" before Trump's claims
• 2020 election "most secure in history," security officials say
• Survivors "in shock" after 94 drown in two shipwrecks
• Local Health Experts Recommending Schools Move To Virtual Learning To Help Prevent Surge Of COVID-19 Cases During Holidays
• CDC Says Face Masks Can Protect Wearers — Not Just Others
• Pittsburgh Weather: Lake Effect Snow Possible This Weekend
• 71-Year-Old Killed By Hit-And-Run Driver In The Bronx
• Westmoreland County Elections Board Continuing To Count Provisional Ballots
• Study: Simple Temperature Checks And Question Screening Not Very Effective Catching COVID-19 Spreaders
• Arson Suspected In Elevator Fire At Washington Park High Rise Building
• 2 Officers Injured After SUV Hits CPD Car In East Garfield Park
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/13 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• Chicago's Mayor Puts Out New COVID Stay At Home Advisory, More Restrictions Based On Case Surge Throughout The City
• Magnitude 5.5 earthquake strikes Nevada
• Fire Crews Battle Two-Alarm Blaze At The Addison At English Village Apartments In Montgomery County
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Largest Teachers Union In State Says More Schools Should Go Virtual
• A Look At How A Turkey Farm Is Faring With Pandemic Changing Thanksgiving
• Chicago Weather: Cool Temperatures; Rain Ahead
• Gillibrand: Biden will be "reinventing the wheel" with COVID response
• Philadelphia Police: Man Found Shot To Death In SUV In Frankford
• Suicide claimed more Japanese lives in October than 10 months of COVID
• 4 People Injured After Crash On New Jersey Turnpike In East Windsor Township
• Republican Ileana Garcia Declared Winner In Race For State Senate District 37 After Hand Recount
• 412 Food Rescue Hosts Virtual, Fundraising Concert
• Bad News For Home Buyers In South Florida & Across The Nation: Prices Are Going Up Everywhere
• What To Watch For When Ravens Visit Patriots On Sunday Night Football
• To Do List: Holiday Lights Drive-Thru, Outdoor Curling, ArtWalk
• Live! Casino Pittsburgh Set To Open November 24
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Pittsburgh Public Schools Arsenal Closed Following Positive Cases
• Marine Corps Reserve Helps With Unique Toys For Tots Delivery
• Washington County Approves Counting Of All Provisional Ballots Cast On Election Day
• Mars Area Education Association Passes Strike Authorization Vote
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• Pittsburgh And Glasgow, Scotland Become Sister Cities
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Videos from November 13, 2020

• Woman watching barn livestream saves pig from fire
• U.S. bans investments in Chinese military-linked firms
• U.S. shatters third consecutive daily coronavirus record
• SpaceX and NASA mission marks start of regular crew flights to ISS
• Italy hospitals near breaking point amid fall coronavirus surge
• CBS News projects Biden wins Georgia, first Democrat since 1992
• Trump says coronavirus vaccines may be approved by year's end
• Record COVID-19 cases reported as infections rise in all 50 states
• CBS Evening News, November 13, 2020
• Trump accuses Cuomo of delaying vaccine for New York
• New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand on "The Takeout" — 11/13/20
• CBS News projects Biden wins Georgia, Trump wins North Carolina
• Senator says TikTok's parent company has direct ties to the Chinese Communist Party
• U.S. shatters record with 153,000 new COVID-19 cases Thursday
• Biden transition team pushes for access to intelligence briefings
• Coronavirus cases hit new records as Thanksgiving holiday looms
• How Latino voters could swing the Georgia Senate runoffs
• Former Senator Joe Lieberman: "I don't know what President Trump's endgame is"
• Cybersecurity officials say 2020 election was "the most secure in American history"
• China and other nations congratulate President-elect Joe Biden on election victory
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• Their small business was big events — then they had to adapt
• Leaders take action as COVID-19 cases surge across the U.S.
• Biden to push for new coronavirus stimulus deal as cases spike
• Reporter's Notebook: John Dickerson on presidential transfer of power
• Champion boxer Christy Martin speaks out in support of survivors of domestic violence
• Cindy McCain on President-elect Biden's transition and GOP reaction
• Arkansas governor on COVID-19 surge, avoiding shutdown and the 2020 election outcome
• Parents, teachers grapple with coronavirus safety and pandemic learning
• SpaceX launch marks start of ISS crew rotation flights on American-made commercial spaceship
• Day two of bond hearing for father, son charged with killing Ahmaud Arbery
• "There's no precedent" for Trump's election lawsuits, law professor says
• Up to 50 million Americans could travel for Thanksgiving amid rising coronavirus cases, AAA says
• Obama speaks on transition to Biden administration, says Republican opposition does damage
• Top GOP senators say Biden should receive classified briefings, as Trump stalls transition
• Dr. Fauci on record COVID-19 cases in U.S., holiday safety
• As COVID-19 hospitalizations surge, governors plead for residents to take it seriously
• China congratulates Biden on winning presidential election
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