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• Magnitude 3.5 Earthquake Strikes Near Yucaipa
• Gov. Newsom Considering A Curfew To Stop Recent Surge Of COVID-19
• 1 Killed In Collision With Amtrak Train In Hayward
• Possible COVID-19 Positive Pursuit Suspect Arrested After Barricade In Sherman Oaks Home
• COVID In Colorado: First Wave Of Vaccine Distribution Expected December Through April
• COVID Crackdown: CA Health Officials Urge Families To Reconsider Travel, Large Gatherings Thanksgiving
• Community Seeking Answers After 'Funny And Outgoing' 14-Year-Old Jesus Cervantez Is Shot, Killed
• Leigha Ackerson Guilty Of Murdering Woman Whose Home She And Husband Were Secretly Squatting In
• Specialized Security System Marks Pharmacy Burglary Suspect
• Orange, Ventura Counties Move Back To Most Restrictive Purple Tier; Newsom Says State Hitting 'Emergency Brake'
• Newsom: Masks Must Be Worn When Outside The Home
• What Went Wrong With The Political Polls For The 2020 Election?
• Michelle Obama Weighs In On Trump's Refusal To Concede, His Doubt Of Election Results
• Look Up! Leonid Meteor Shower Peaks Monday Night
• Chicago Weather: Blustery Winds Monday Night
• Bears Hampered By Same Offensive Issues As They Lose To Vikings
• Riverside, San Bernardino Report Increasing Case, Positivity Rates
• Cousins, Vikings Overcome Patterson Return, Beat Bears 19-13
• COVID In Illinois: How Is Dining In A Fully Enclosed Tent Different From Indoor Dining? State Officials Say It's Not At All
• Health Officials Beg Minnesota Families To 'Reconsider' Thanksgiving To Halt COVID Spread
• 46 Arrested, 1 Juvenile Recovered In Sacramento-Area Human Trafficking Sting Operation
• COVID In Colorado: Gov. Polis To Call For Special Session At State Legislature
• Aquaman Superhero Surprise 'A True Gift' For Marshfield Boy Fighting Cancer
• iPads Help Colorado Emergency Room See Patients Safely
• Boss Gives Every Employee $10,001 Bonus To Shop Locally
• Boston Pastor Accused Of Raping 3 Children
• Skepticism Remains After Positive COVID-19 Vaccine News
• House Sale Leads To Arrest Of Ex-Harvard Fencing Coach Peter Brand In $1.5M Bribes Scheme
• Shot Of A Lifetime: 3 Bull Moose Pose For Photographer In Northern Minnesota
• Concern Grows For Mental Health Of Colorado Children During Remote Learning
• Don't Rely On A Negative Coronavirus Test To See Family For Thanksgiving
• Marines Charge Lance Cpl. Samuel London In Death Of Emerson College Student Daniel Hollis
• NYPD: Woman, 52, Shot In Head Inside Staten Island Lobby
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 1,700 New Cases, Hospitalizations Steadily Rising Toward 1K
• Crews Get Upper Hand On Fire At Auto Dealership In San Jose
• COVID In NJ: Gov. Murphy Announces New Restrictions For Indoor And Outdoor Gatherings As State's Cases Soar
• After 3 Teens Are Shot In Chatham Dance Studio, Owners Says He Feels Like He Failed
• The City of Detroit Give $300,000 To Pope Francis Center And Space To House The Homeless They Care For
• New Jersey Journalist Tells CBS2 About Her Experience Taking Part In Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine Trials
• MDH Commissioner Wants To 'See Sports On Pause' As Minnesota COVID Cases Skyrocket
• Zoom Offers Free Video Calls This Thanksgiving
• USPS Brings "Operation Santa" Nationwide
• Gas Prices in Michigan Will Fluctuate This Holiday Season
• Walmart Will Enforce 20% Capacity Restriction To Customers
• University of Detroit Mercy Officials Broke Ground on Expansion Project Monday
• GM Recalls 69,000 Chevy Bolts Due To Possible Fire
• 'The Trend Is Absolutely Up' FIU Infectious Disease Expert Dr. Aileen Marty On Spike In Florida COVID Cases
• Moderna Reports Preliminary Results of COVID-19 Vaccine to Be 94.5% Effective
• Robot Teacher A Big Hit For Temple University Students During COVID-19 Era
• White House Adviser Tells Michigan To 'Rise Up' Against COVID-19 Restrictions
• Top Michigan Republican Criticizes Whitmer's Latest COVID-19 Restrictions
• 2 Rescued From Vehicle Trapped Under Big Rig In Harbor City
• SpaceX Crew Dragon Capsule Chases Down International Space Station
• Dallas Police Say Missing 14-Year-Old Sarah Herrera May Be 'A Danger To Herself'
• Estimating The Chance Someone At Your Thanksgiving Gathering Has COVID
• Homicide Detectives Looking Into Norwalk Woman's Death
• 'It's Everything I Could Have Dreamed Of': 2nd COVID Vaccine By Moderna Shows Overwhelming Success In U.S. Tests
• Munhall Police Looking For Missing 34-Year-Old Tracey Lekovitch
• COVID-19 Latest: No Fans Allowed At Ravens Game Against Titans On Sunday
• As North Texas Cities Look For New Police Chiefs, Expert Says Search For 'Needle In A Haystack' Becoming More Difficult
• Ohio Republican Gov. Mike DeWine Tweaked By Pres. Trump, Praised By President-Elect Biden
• Man Shot, Killed During Confrontation After Vehicle Crash In North Baltimore
• 'We're In The Middle Of a War': Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Concerned Rocky Presidential Transition Will Hurt COVID-19 Fight
• Six Flags America Still Holding Holiday In The Park Winter Festival Despite COVID-19 Pandemic
• Where You Can Get A Dine-In Or Takeout Thanksgiving Dinner In Baltimore This Year
• Tracking The Tropics: Extremely Dangerous Hurricane Iota Makes Landfall Along The Coast Of Northeastern Nicaragua
• Investors Defrauded In Black Market Marijuana Scheme Awarded Nearly $2.5 Million
• Coronavirus In Chicago: Beloved Chicago 911 Dispatcher Lupe Lopez Dies Of COVID-19
• COVID In Allegheny County: Plum School District Says Students Who Attended Non-School Sponsored Dance Should Stay Home Tuesday
• Amber Alert Discontinued For 9-Year-Old Jeremiah Thomas Who Was Abducted In South Texas
• Toddler Taken To Ohio Hospital After Apparent Accidental Shooting
• Several Universities, Colleges Embrace George Floyd Memorial Scholarships
• Health Care Workers Express Concerns About Staffing, Guidance As Coronavirus Cases Skyrocket
• Ceres Fire Department To Continue COVID-19 Testing After Six Firefighters Test Positive
• Prince George's County Man Brian Anthony Gilbert Indicted On 9 Child Pornography Charges, Officials Say
• 22 Coronavirus Cases Reported In Yolo County Nursing Center Outbreak
• 'An Opening To Our Dreams': Ontario HS Grad Makes History In Landmark Mission To ISS
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations Continue To Mount
• Ventura County Businesses Prepare To Move Back Into Purple Tier And Back Outside
• $73M To Go Toward Compensating Patients Of Former UCLA Gynecologist Accused Of Sexual Misconduct
• Learn About Fmr. Viking Randall McDaniel's Work With Open Arms
• Attorney To Drop Lawsuit Against Grand Prairie After Seeing Police Body Cam Video Of Carlos High's Death
• Razor-Thin Margin Separates Sausalito City Council Candidates With Handful Of Ballots Left To Count
• As COVID Runs Rampant In West-Central Minn., 2 GOP Lawmakers Plead For Face Mask Use
• 2 Men Injured In Daytime Shootings, Third Man Injured In Evening Shooting In Baltimore, Police Say
• Beloved Lodi Clerk Killed In Shooting Had Been Robbed At Gunpoint Several Times
• LA County Urges Immediate Action As COVID-19 Cases Surge
• BGE, Maryland Public Service Commission Warn Customers To Be Aware Of Scams As Holidays Approach
• Police Asking For Help Solving Shooting Of Man Near Chester Transportation Center
• Attorney For Man Accused Of Killing Bella Bond Argues For New Trial
• Community Groups Press For Closure Of Reid-Hillview Airport In San Jose Over Lead Emissions
• Dog Believed To Have Hit Knob On Stove, Starting Anne Arundel County House Fire, Officials Say
• Biden Warns Of 'Very Dark Winter' While Stressing Need For Coronavirus Relief
• Allen Fire Chief Jonathan Boyd, Part Of Moderna's COVID-19 Trial, 'Excited About The News' On Vaccine's Effectiveness
• Stanford Disavows Statements From Hoover Institution Fellow, White House Advisor Dr. Scott Atlas
• Fairfield Police Arrest 2 Men In Connection To October Shooting Into Occupied Building
• Moderna Says Its COVID-19 Vaccine Is 94.5% Effective
• Pregnant Woman, Unborn Baby Killed After Being Shot While Sitting Inside Vehicle In Wilmington
• Coronavirus Hospitalizations In North Texas Surpass July Peak
• 21-Year-Old Man Gunned Down In Center City, Police Say
• Police Investigate Apparent Murder-Suicide In Wayland
• Search On For 2 Suspects Who Police Say Killed 74-Year-Old Man, Burned His Body In Fernwood
• Man Wounded In Shooting At Home Depot In San Jose
• Learning Curve: Foster Families In Need Of Distance Learning Support
• Dallas ISD Launches Rapid Coronavirus Testing For Students
• COVID: San Francisco Orders Non-Essential Offices Closed, Cuts Gym Capacities In Return To Red Tier
• At-Risk Missing: Police Asking For Tips After Teen Jenalyn Meraz Disappears Over Weekend
• First Wave Of Storm System To Arrive In Sacramento Area Tuesday Afternoon
• Race For West Sacramento Mayor Still Too Close To Call
• Marathon Medical In Aurora Helps Stockpile Syringes & Needles In Preparation For Coronavirus Vaccine
• Why Are Some Minnesotans Ignoring Pleas To Take COVID Seriously?
• CDC Report Finds Mental Health-Related ER Visits Up Among Children
• New Tree Fungus May Be Killing Thousands Of Acacia Trees In Oakland Hills
• Placer County Falls Back Two Tiers, Joining 40 Other Counties Across The State
• Chicago Plays Important Role In Development Of Highly Effective Moderna Vaccine
• Sheetz Giving Away Free Coffee Weekly In December, January
• COVID In Colorado: Hospitalizations Increase, 28% Of Facilities Anticipate Staff Shortages
• CSU Dominguez Hills Gets Grant To Study Cannabis, Examine Inequities
• Kennedale Cross Country Runner Betty Bajika Is Going The Distance
• Summit County Sheriff's Office Steps Up Enforcement Of COVID Health Orders
• Eagles Coach Doug Pederson Not Planning Big Changes Yet
• Demanding Answers: Queens Family Still Dealing With Tropical Storm Damage, And City Seems Nowhere To Be Found
• Suburban Restaurants Could Be Criminally Charged For Defying Governor's Indoor Dining Ban
• Bodies Of Missing Michigan Hunters Recovered From Ohio Lake
• COVID In Colorado: Families Urged To Prevent A Thanksgiving Spike
• Dallas Sports Cards Shop Owner Says Industry In Midst Of Major Comeback
• Airbnb Details Years Of Losses Ahead Of Planned IPO
• 49ers Place Sacramento Native Arik Armstead On Reserve/COVID-19 List
• South Shore Lawmakers Rally Against Proposed Ferry Elimination
• Thousands line up in Texas to receive food
• Advocate Health Sounds Alarm Amid Coronavirus Surge, Peak In Hospitalizations In Illinois
• Denver Looks To Add Another COVID Testing Site Next Week
• 'I Made A Bad Mistake': Gov. Newsom Apologizes For Attending Party Amid Pandemic
• Dr. Anthony Fauci To Receive Award From San Jose State Journalism School
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Retailers Discourage Panic Buying
• COVID In Boulder: CU Students Move Into Remote Learning, Ponder Thanksgiving Holiday Plans
• Demanding Answers: Some NYCHA Residents Perplexed They Have Been Living 5 Weeks Without Gas
• 'We Are Now Moving Backwards, Not Forwards': Gov. Newsom Pulls 'Emergency Brake,' Imposes New COVID Restrictions
• Moderna Says Phase 3 Trials Show Its Coronavirus Vaccine Is Nearly 94.5% Effective
• Indiana Tests Out Datacasting Technology Bringing E-Learning To Students Without Internet Access
• Investigation Underway After Deadly Deputy-Involved Shooting In Dania Beach
• Foreign enrollment at U.S. colleges drops
• Dallas Police Sgt. Bronc McCoy Dies Of COVID-19
• Marijuana In New Jersey: State Senate Passes Bill Legalizing Possession Of 6 Ounces Of Pot
• Shelter dog becomes newest member of police department
• Miami Book Fair Transformed Into Free Online Event Due To COVID Concerns
• Orange County CEO Frank Kim Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Police Nab Elusive Suspect In International Burglary Ring That Targeted Homes On Long Island
• COVID: San Mateo County Adds Restrictions In Return To Red Tier, Keeps Indoor Dining Open
• Wave Of Deadly Shootings Including Mo3 Centers Around Dallas Rap Community, Police Say
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Biden pleads with Democrats and Republicans to come together for COVID-19 relief bill
• Moderna Coronavirus Vaccine Uses Method 'Developed Largely' By University Of Pennsylvania Researchers, Doctor Says
• Michigan Restaurants Adjusting To New Temporary Shut Down
• Cape Cod Food Pantry Sees Increased Need Due To COVID-19
• Bezos announces first winners of $10 billion climate-change pledge
• UPDATE: Fatal Motorcycle Crash Snarls Westbound Lanes Of Bay Bridge Near Treasure Island
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Doctor Provides Tips On How To Ease Seasonal Depression Symptoms
• Man Found Dead In Alhambra Creek In Martinez
• Nearly 800 St. Mary Medical Center Nurses Set To Strike Starting Tuesday Over Alleged Staffing Issues
• COVID Surge: Newsom Sounds Alarm As Case Numbers Skyrocket; All Bay Area Counties Move Back Multiple Tiers
• Denver Police Department Delivers Thanksgiving Meals To Those In Need
• Michelle Obama calls on Trump to respect election results
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Experts Warn They Can't Control The Virus' Spread If People Don't Answer Contact Tracing Questions
• Message From Small Businesses To Holiday Shoppers: Buy Local
• Man Killed After Police Chase And Crash In Gary, Indiana
• Trump Campaign Says It Hasn't Withdrawn Its Pa. Claims, Still Wants Some Mail-In Ballots Disqualified
• Bronx Residents Disheartened By New Bodega Owners Vowing To Remove Community Refrigerator
• COVID: San Francisco Relocates COVID Testing Site From SoMa To Alemany Farmer's Market
• American Airlines Holds Sanitation Demonstration To Quell 'Fear Of Flying' With Holiday Travel Season Upon Us
• Nearly Century Old Water Pipe Bursts, Flooding Streets Near Hancock Center
• Baltimore Mayor Jack Young Vetoes Bill Renaming Columbus Obelisk Monument To Memorialize Police Violence Victims
• Philadelphia Gym Owners 'Disappointed' After City Decides To Close Fitness Facilities In Latest COVID-19 Restrictions
• 'Pending': Winter Park Not Setting A Definitive Date For Opening Day
• Ballpark Shooting Suspect Michael Close Denied Bond, Remains In Custody For Isabella Thallas Murder
• Sen. Jerry Relph Becomes 4th Minn. GOP Lawmaker To Test Positive For COVID
• Texas inmates paid $2 an hour to move COVID-19 victims' bodies
• How this Black-owned camera shop is documenting Brooklyn
• 'It's Devastating': Philly Restaurant, Bar Owners Fear Businesses At Risk Of Going Under With New COVID Restrictions
• As COVID Cases Rise, Walmart Will Once Again Limit The Number Of People In Stores
• Three University of Miami Football Games Rescheduled Due To COVID-19 & Quarantining
• Wayne County Lightfest Shines Positive Lights During COVID-Era Holiday Season
• Maryland Company Makes Donation Worth 200K Face Shields To Benefit Teachers, School Staff Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• CSU Helping Design New, App-Readable Rapid COVID-19 Test
• NCAA moving March Madness to a "single geographic area" for 2021
• Police: Man Wanted For Attacking, Robbing His Ex-Wife Kicks State Trooper In The Face
• Colorado Wildfires Put Christmas Tree Cutting On Hold In 2 National Forest Areas
• 'Beyond My Expectations': Marlins Kim Ng On Becoming First Female MLB GM
• Illinois U.S. Rep. Cheri Bustos Reports She Has Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Some New Jersey Schools Reverting To Virtual Learning As Health Officials Express Concern About Possible COVID-19 Spike After Thanksgiving
• COVID-19 In Florida: State Reports 4,663 New Cases, 1,010 In Miami-Dade
• Mayor Says NYC Schools Will Stay Open Tuesday, City Reevaluating Standard For Switching To All-Remote
• Temple University Providing Free COVID-19 Testing To Students Before Heading Home For Thanksgiving Break
• Ex-Green Beret From Minnesota Charged With Russian Espionage To Enter Plea
• 'Imma Shoot Them': Florida Woman Charged With Threatening Gov. DeSantis & Senators Rubio and Scott On Twitter
• Police Chase Ends With Fiery Crash In Lynnfield
• Long Island Officials Encouraged By Lack Of New Coronavirus Positive Cases In Schools
• Divers Find Teen Hunter's Body In Reservoir After 2-Day Search
• Gov. Newsom Says He's Considering Curfew To Help Stem California's COVID Surge
• 3 NYC Hospitals Investigated, Following Years Of Complaints Mothers Of Color Disproportionately Subjected To Drug Testing
• 19-Year-Old Lincoln Man Dies, 2 Teens Hurt After Crash Near Roseville Galleria
• UM Clinical Trials Help Develop 'Highly Effective' Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine
• New Mural To Inspire Hope Unveiled At Elmhurst Hospital
• 4MyCity Is Trying To Feed 8,000 Baltimore-Region Families For Thanksgiving. Here's How You Can Help
• Possible Road Rage Leads To Deadly Shooting In Aurora
• CTA Blue Line Suspended From Damen To Racine Due To Medical Emergency On Tracks
• Philadelphia Archdiocese Moving Philly Secondary Schools To Virtual Learning Following City's Sweeping Coronavirus Restrictions
• Aldermen Propose Adding Immigration Status And Gender Identity To City's Hate Crime Protections
• Passenger Killed, Driver Injured After Slamming Into Pole Along Roosevelt Boulevard, Philadelphia Police Say
• Maryland CEO Paid Former Fencing Coach $1.5M In Bribes To Get Sons Accepted To Harvard, Feds Say
• Massachusetts Reports 1,967 New COVID Cases, 12 Additional Deaths
• At Least 22 Shot, 1 Killed In Gun Violence In Chicago So Far This Weekend
• California hits "emergency brake" as COVID cases surge
• $1.6 Million-Winning Pennsylvania Lottery Match 6 Ticket Sold In Montgomery County
• Weather Blog: Chilly 'Shock To The System' Coming This Week; Flurries Can't Be Ruled Out
• Michigan Reports 12,763 New COVID-19 Cases, 55 Deaths Over Past 2 Days
• Facing 'Zero Easy Choices,' Mayor Lori Lightfoot Stands By Call For $94 Million Property Tax Hike To Balance 2021 Budget
• Police Investigating Fatal Crash In Voorhees
• Child Advocates Seek Donations To Help Bring Hope, Joy To North Texas Abuse Victims
• Children Help Cut Ribbon On Newly Renovated Hancock Playground In North Philadelphia
• State Police Issue 5 Notices Of Violation, 7 Warnings To Pittsburgh Restaurants Over COVID-19 Orders
• Firefighters Quickly Extinguish Home Fire Burning In Arvada
• Pennsylvania Health Officials Say They Have 'No Plans' To Go Back To Shutdown Orders From Spring
• Presidential Recount In Wisconsin Would Cost Trump $7.9 Million
• Virginia Gov. Northam Pushes To Legalize Marijuana
• Man Shoots Wife During Domestic Incident In Crofton
• Cedric The Entertainer And Max Greenfield On 'The Neighborhood's Third Season: 'We're Starting Off The Season Really Powerful'
• Philadelphia Eagles Fans Banned From Lincoln Financial Field Under City's 'Safer At Home' Order
• 'COVID Fatigue Is Exhausting'; Newsom Offers Mea Culpa For Attending Party During Pandemic Surge
• South Butler School District Switching To Remote Learning
• Girl Scout Troop Makes Hundreds Of 'Birthday Kits' For Food Pantry
• County Executive Steuart Pittman Recommends Amal Awad To Serve As New Anne Arundel County Police Chief
• Mayor, Aldermen Seek To Cap Fees Delivery Services Charge To Restaurants At 15%
• Cam Newton, Smoking Celebratory Cigar: 'Catch Up To My Mustard'
• Coronavirus (MN): MDH Urges Adherence To Safety Guidelines After 3rd Straight Day Of 7K+ COVID Cases
• 'There Was No Playbook For COVID': North Texas Food Bank Comes Through For Thousands During Pandemic
• American Gets Two Days in Thai Jail For Negative Tripadvisor Review
• Woman Reported Missing In Boston Found Safe
• Homicide Investigation Underway After Homeless Woman Found Shot Dead In Vallejo;
• 49ers Place Arik Armstead On Reserve/COVID-19 List
• Colorado Mountain Snowpack Running 107% Of Average Thanks To Recent Storms
• Wilber Oswaldo Nunez-Menendez Wanted In Edgewater Double Shooting That Left Man Dead, Police Say
• 19-Year-Old Jose Hernandez Shot To Death Outside His Dallas Home
• Stop & Shop Among Supermarket Chains Planning To Offer Coronavirus Vaccines In Pharmacies
• Livestock Perishes In Lawrence Co. Barn Fire
• Massachusetts House Experiencing Uptick In COVID-19 Cases
• 3 Suspects Driving Stolen Car From Golden Wanted In Dollar General Robbery In Palisade
• Leonid Meteor Shower Expected To Peak This Week
• 63-Year-Old Woman Dies After Being Struck By Falling Tree
• Texas Man Sentenced For Carrying Out 'Fictitious Carnival Mafia' Hit, Killing Kansas Couple
• Dodgers Say Tommy Lasorda Is 'Resting Comfortably' As He Remains Hospitalized
• COVID-19 Latest: Queen Anne's County Schools Going Virtual November 18
• SpaceX crew capsule chases down and docks with space station
• With Surge In Coronavirus Cases Dallas Judge Clay Jenkins Urges Residents To 'Stop In-Home Gatherings, Trips To Restaurants & Bars'
• Mavs' Star Krsitaps Porzingis Will Miss Start Of Season Following Knee Surgery
• Charges Filed Against Convicted Felon, Roberto Williams, In 5-Year-Old's Apparent Accidental Shooting Death
• Rapper Benny The Butcher Shot When 5 People In Masks Tried To Rob Him In Houston
• Texas Records 20K Coronavirus Deaths, 2nd Most In US
• 'It Was This Epic Adventure': Historian Bettany Hughes On Smithsonian Channel's 'Greek Island Odyssey'
• Walmart Resumes Counting, Monitoring Number Of Customers In Stores
• 'Party's Over' – Man Arrested In DUI Collisions, Rollover Caught On Video Near Santa Cruz
• Suspect In Armed Alameda Home Invasion Robbery Arrested
• 2 Arrested In October Shooting Into Occupied Fairfield Business
• 'Rigged!': Trump Says Denver-Based Dominion Voting Systems Ruined Election
• Weekend Snow Helps Fire Crews Battle Cameron Peak Fire
• Twitter Continues To Flag Trump Posts Claiming Election Victory
• Jay Clayton stepping down as head of SEC by year's end
• Progressive Aldermen Offer 'Amazon Tax,' Other Budget Amendments, But Measures Bottled Up In Committee
• Pittsburgh Man Indicted For Allegedly Trafficking In Endangered And Invasive Fish
• King Tides Hit SoCal Coastline, Minor Flooding Possible
• Chase Winovich Makes Case For Expanded Role, More Playing Time For Patriots Defense
• Iowa Seeing Full Hospitals, Closed Classrooms As COVID Rages
• Pittsburgh Police Locate Missing 13-Year-Old Sania Howard
• Target CEO Among Business, Labor Leaders Who Met With President-Elect Joe Biden Monday
• Dr. Osterholm Partners With Minnesota Organization To Help Families Of Frontline Workers Felled By Virus
• Signatures Not Turned In By Deadline In Second Effort To Recall Colorado Gov. Jared Polis
• Donor In Jackson Giving Millions To Build New Sports Fieldhouse At High School
• Qadry Ismail Calls Out Ravens' Marquise Brown For Poor Routes, Lack Of Aggression
• Senator Rick Scott Quarantines After Coming In Close Contact With Someone Who Tested COVID Positive
• All About The Banners: Celtics 'City Edition' Jerseys Leaked
• 'King Tides' To Bring Potential Flooding To California Coastal Areas
• Comedian Sinbad Suffers Stroke
• Former NASA Astronaut Scott Kelly Takes Advantage Of Colorado Sun With Solar Power
• Ingham County Sheriff Says Inmate Who Escaped Jail Last Week Still At Large
• Former Pittsburgh Pirates Barry Bonds And A.J. Burnett On Baseball's Hall Of Fame Ballot
• Man Accused Of Punching Actor Rick Moranis Has Attacked Others
• Dodgers Hall Of Fame Great Tommy Lasorda Hospitalized In ICU
• NORAD Making Plans For How Santa Claus Will Be Tracked During A Pandemic
• Man Crashes Stolen Pickup Into Fremont Liquor Store, Steals Lottery Tickets
• Illinois Coronavirus Update: 11,632 New COVID-19 Cases, 37 Additional Deaths; Hospitalizations Continue To Soar
• US Post Office Launches 'Operation Santa' Online For First Time Ever
• Death Of Elijah McClain: Aurora Attorneys File Denial Of Wrongdoing
• New York Guard Jakai Robinson Signs With Miami Hurricanes
• Meijer Announces Special Pricing On Turkeys As Customers Prepare For A Different Looking Holiday
• U.S.S. Constitution Closed To Public Until Further Notice As COVID Precaution
• STEM Fest Activities For The Family
• This Year's USPS Operation Santa Features Digital Letter Adoption
• Former Marquette Guard Markus Howard On NBA Draft: 'My Best Basketball Is Still Ahead Of Me'
• Schilling, Clemens, Bonds Leading Candidates On Baseball Hall Of Fame Ballot
• Tow Truck Driver Shot, Killed In Downtown LA
• Children's Museum Kicking Off Mister Rogers' Neighborhood Sweater Drive
• More Women Than Men Struggle To Fall Asleep In Both Europe And The US, Study Finds
• VIDEO: Car Flies Off Highway 99 In Modesto; Officers Say Driver Was Inattentive
• Tuskegee Airman Frank Macon Honored In Colorado Springs
• Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Celebrates 5 Years Cancer Free
• Greenville ISD Closes All Campuses For A Week Due To COVID-19 Outbreak
• Long Haul Truck Driver Sentenced To 15 Years For Bay Area Sexual Assaults
• Gambling Revenue Drops Slightly At 3 Massachusetts Casinos
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Pa. Health Dept. Announces 9,675 New Cases Over 48 Hours
• Boulder Broker Michael Leslie Sent To Prison For Selling $32 Million In Fake Mortgages Using Stolen Identities
• North Allegheny School District Moving To Online-Only Learning
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Comedian Sinbad recovering from stroke, his family says
• Golden Man Documents Wild Colorado Weather In 'Weather Lab'
• Mountain High, Snow Valley Kick Off Ski Season
• Help Name The Newest Panda Cub At The National Zoo
• 2021 Beanpot Canceled Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Veterans Of Foreign Wars Helps Give Back This Holiday Season To Military Families In Need
• Firefighters Battle Extra-Alarm Fire At Lot In Gary, Indiana
• 2 Northwest Side Stores Report Break-Ins; Windows Smashed, Safe Stolen
• Philadelphia Union's Andre Blake Named MLS Goalkeeper Of The Year
• 9 Cars Impounded, 8 People Arrested After Sideshows In Lodi And Stockton
• COVID-19 In Indiana: Number Of Daily Cases Doubles In Two Weeks
• Southwest Flights At Miami International Airport Begin Monday
• Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine Early Results Promising – When Can Public Get It?
• Biden warns of "very dark winter" while stressing need for COVID relief
• Moderna Says COVID-19 Vaccine Highly Effective In Late Stage Trial
• Iota Strengthens To Strongest Hurricane Of The Atlantic Hurricane Season
• Delaware State Courts Pausing Jury Trials Due To Surge In Coronavirus Cases
• Nearly 1M Marylanders Have Signed Up For COVID-19 Alert
• NAACP Working To Create Opportunities As Challenges For African-Americans In Colorado Grow During Pandemic
• Plaintiffs Drop Suit Claiming Widespread Fraud In Wisconsin Absentee Ballots
• Moderna COVID Vaccine With 94.5% Effective Rate Tested In Colorado
• F1's Hamilton after 7th world title: I've "walked this sport alone"
• Biden COVID adviser: Next 2 months will be "most dangerous"
• Dallas Police Search For Gunman Who Shot, Killed Father Raul Resendiz And His Daughter Diana Resendiz
• 16 People Displaced After Fire At Rocklin Apartment Complex
• St. Paul Police: 2 Officers Hurt By Teen Suspects' Fleeing Vehicle
• Charlie Baker Not Among Governors In Weekend Coronavirus Summit For Northeast States
• Troopers: Man Broke Into Wilmington Gas Station Through Roof To Steal Cigarettes, Other Items
• Man Arrested With Loaded Handgun At BWI Airport After He Says He Forgot He Had It With Him
• Moderna Says Its COVID-19 Vaccine Is 94.5% Effective In Early Tests
• Damien Harris Was Worth The Wait And Other Leftover Patriots Thoughts
• Wis. Supreme Court To Consider Mask Mandate Challenge From Conservatives
• FBI: Hate crime murders surged to record high in 2019
• Cam Newton's Quick Update On Julian Edelman: 'He's Getting Better'
• COVID-19 High Performance Computing Consortium Enters New Phase
• Ex-Giants' DeAndre Baker Cleared In Miramar Robbery Case, Victims' Lawyer Accused Of Extortion
• Maryland Man Reportedly Broke Into Delaware BP Gas Station Through Roof To Steal Cigarettes, Lottery Tickets
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 500 More Cases, Bringing Countywide Total To 20,526
• Rick Moranis Attack Suspect Faces Charges In Several Similar Incidents, Prosecutors Say
• As COVID-19 Cases Surge In Texas Walmart Begins Counting Customers Again, Limiting Capacity
• Hunter Rescued After Helicopter Coincidentally Finds Him In The Wrong Area
• Florida's Gas Price Average Dips Below $2 A Gallon
• Colorado Weather: After Hurricane Force Winds Over The Weekend, Plan On A Much Calmer Week
• Minnesota Wild Unveil Throwback Jersey Honoring Minnesota North Stars
• Michigan governor: Trump COVID adviser's comments "reckless"
• Acushnet Man And Woman Hit By Falling Tree Branch While Unloading Truck
• Leonid Meteor Shower: How To View Shooting Stars Tonight
• Stocks jump after drugmaker touts promising vaccine results
• 12-Year-Old Girl Missing From Woodlawn, Police Say
• Update: Walnut Creek Diners Confronted, Flag Burned, Buildings Vandalized During Weekend Protest
• COVID: West Coast Travel Advisory In Effect -- But Will People Follow It?
• Two Brothers Shot To Death During San Bernardino Party
• Bruins Unveil New Retro Alternate Jerseys For 2020-21 Season
• 3 Families Left Without Homes After Bronx Fire; 'To See Everything Go Up In Flames, It Hurts'
• PTL Links: November 16, 2020
• Guitar Center Filing For Bankruptcy Protection
• COVID Latest | Howard County Limits Private Gatherings As Cases Continue To Increase
• 23 Arrested In One Night After Mission Against Human Trafficking In Stanislaus County
• Fauci: Moderna's COVID Vaccine Trial Results 'Truly Striking'
• Pittsburgh Penguins Unveil New Reverse Retro Uniforms
• Haitians, Bahamian In Custody After Coming Ashore Near Mar-A-Lago
• Beauty Week Kick-Off with Supermodel Iman, Max Greenfield, America's Youngest Beauty Store Owner
• With COVID Limiting Some Resort Skiing, Alpine Rescue Team Prepares For More Backcountry Emergencies
• Eye On Care: UnitedHealthcare At Home
• Parents Call For Community Outreach In New Denver Superintendent Search, Claim School Board 'Pushed Out' Susana Cordova
• Will Football Be Allowed To Finish Season? Thompson School District Wrestles With The Decision
• Suspect Arrested For Allegedly Randomly Firing Handgun While Cruising Through Santa Rosa Neighborhoods
• COVID-19 Pandemic In U.S. Leads To Steep Drop In Foreign College Student Enrollment
• In-N-Out Burger Reveals First 3 Locations To Open In Colorado
• Long Lines For Driver's Licenses; No In-Person Renewals Starting Tuesday Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Police response criticized after Black teen's suspicious death
• Roaming Coyotes Have East Bay Residents Worried About Pet Safety
• Meredith, NH Police Fatally Shoot Man; Attorney General Investigating
• Miami Weather: Cool Front On The Way
• Trump Campaign Abandons Parts Of Election Lawsuit Filed In Pennsylvania
• Brace Yourselves For A Fun, Busy, Wild Week In The NBA
• 'Guns Down, Gloves Up': Anti-Gun Boxing Event Turns Deadly In North Sacramento
• North Dakota Nurses Worry About Working With Sick Colleagues
• Managing Social Media Anxiety And Exhaustion, Considering A Detox Time Away From Devices
• Moderna says its COVID vaccine highly effective in late trial
• Person In Wheelchair Attacked With Chain During Trump Rally In Sacramento; 1 Arrested
• See It: Former President Barack Obama Sits Down With '60 Minutes'
• Barack Obama speaks out on politics, the presidency, and Donald Trump
• Can Patriots Make The Playoffs? Here's An Updated Look After Win Over Ravens
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: The FDA Authorizes Their First Monoclonal Antibody Therapy For Use In Covid-19 Patients
• First Undocumented Immigrant To Pass Bar In US And Practice Law In California Casts First Vote As Citizen
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Health Department Reports All-Time High In Coronavirus Cases
• Study: Fish Oil Doesn't Seem To Prevent Heart Problems
• 4-Year-Old Girl Seriously Injured In Oxnard Hit-And-Run Crash, Driver Caught
• Top Trump pandemic adviser tells Michigan to "rise up" against restrictions
• Houston Police Confirm Rapper Benny The Butcher Was Shot During A Robbery Attempt
• Trump falsely claims he won the election; Twitter flags the tweet
• Surly Beer Dinner At The Gnome
• COVID Roundup: New Vaccine Hopes; Health Officials Warn Against 'Sledgehammer' Surge Response
• Trump Campaign Drops Key Request In Pennsylvania Lawsuit
• Coronavirus Vaccine By Biotech Company Moderna Tests As 94.5% Effective In U.S. Trial
• Cam Newton Calls Bill Belichick 'The Football Whisperer' After Patriots Win Over Ravens
• 3 Rescued After Boat Capsizes Near Alcatraz
• Some states impose new restrictions as U.S. tops 11 million COVID cases
• New Jersey reports record high COVID cases for 2nd day in a row
• Michigan to halt indoor dining due to surge of COVID-19 cases
• Lawsuit Alleging Abuse At Former W. Va School Settled For $52 Million
• COVID: As New Cases Surge; 2nd Coronavirus Vaccine Shows Early Success
• SpaceX launches 4 astronauts to space station in new era for NASA
• Moderna Says Its COVID-19 Vaccine Highly Effective In Late Trial (CBS News)
• Barack Obama on America past and present
• Shooting Inside NW Dade Restaurant, Two People Hit
• Michigan Lottery Results For Sunday, November 15, 2020
• Michigan Closes High School, Indoor Restaurants, Casinos, Movie Theaters and Organized Sports Due To COVID-19
• Santa will grace customer-hungry malls despite pandemic
• Moderna Says Its COVID-19 Vaccine Highly Effective In Late Trial
• COVID: Health Officials Concerned Over Trump Stonewalling Biden Administration
• Dallas Police Continue Search For Shooter Who Opened Fire On Couple Along East Grand Avenue
• Pandemic Pushes Steep Drop In Foreign College Students
• COVID: Official Warns Of Solano County Moving Back Into Restrictive Purple Tier
• New York Rapper Benny The Butcher Shot During Attempted Robbery In Houston
• Injured hiker who "died" in the ER is now alive and well
• 2 Sisters Found Wandering Streets In South Shore; Police Searching For Parents
• Gov. Cuomo Doubles Down On New York Vaccine Squabble, Floats Suing White House If Doses Withheld
• Shipt Retail Delivery Service To Hire 4,000 Shoppers In Chicago Area For Holiday Season
• WHO chief warns that vaccine alone wouldn't end COVID pandemic
• Dolphins Earn 5th Straight Win, Beat Chargers 29-21
• Monessen To Hold Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony
• Brighton Park Suffers From Serious Gang Issues, But Also Has Vigilant Neighbors Stepping In
• COVID-19 In Chicago: Stay-At-Home Advisory Begins Monday For City; Doctor Weighs In On How It Will Work
• Police: Man Shot In Leg Overnight In West Philadelphia
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cool Temperatures, Chances Of Snow
• This Alzheimer's Awareness Month, Expert Notes Signs Of Dementia To Look For When You Can't See Loved Ones
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/16 Monday Morning Forecast
• Racing pigeon sells for record $1.9 million after bidding war
• Chicago Weather: Mild Temperatures, Sunny Skies
• College basketball coach Anthony Stewart found dead at age 50
• It Happens Here: Tracking Down Needham's Hidden Railroad
• Record Number Of Invasive Pythons Removed From Florida Everglades
• Marijuana legalization is defying the partisan divide
• Montgomery County Parents Rally Outside Official's Home After Vote To Move Schooling Online For 2 Weeks
• Kennedy Township Townhouse Damaged By Early Morning Fire
• Miami Man Dies After Parachute Fails To Open While Skydiving
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Bridgeville Rehabilitation And Care Center Battling COVID-19 Outbreak
• Jetliner hits brown bear while landing in Alaska
• PNC Bank Announces Agreement To Buy BBVA USA Bancshares
• Roof Of Building Blown Off During Storm
• Monday's Show Info (11/16/20)
• Police Investigating Fatal Shooting In Carrick
• Two People Wounded In McKees Rocks Shooting, Police Investigating
• J.C. Jackson Sets Patriots Team Record With Interception In Fifth Straight Game
• Jakobi Meyers Throws Touchdown To Rex Burkhead On Incredible Trick Play
• Anatomy Of An Upset: How The Patriots Beat The Ravens
• Local Bicyclist Killed In Crash Honored On World Day Of Remembrance For Road Traffic Victims
• Local Astronaut Says SpaceX Trips To International Space Station To Be 'Routine Thing'
• Ups & Downs: Patriots Keep Playoff Hopes Alive With Stunning Win Over Ravens

Videos from November 16, 2020

• Current state of the Islamic State a year after its leader was killed
• Early data shows Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine is 94.5% effective
• Shelter dog becomes a K-9 officer in New York
• Mount Rainier hiker makes stunning recovery after heart stopped for 45 minutes
• Nearly 93,000 sexual abuse claims filed against Boy Scouts
• Biden warns "more people may die" without virus coordination
• States announce sweeping new restrictions amid record coronavirus surge
• Thousands line up in cars in Texas to receive food before Thanksgiving
• Moderna early data shows coronavirus vaccine is nearly 95% effective
• CBS Evening News, November 16, 2020
• 11/16/20: Red and Blue
• President-elect Joe Biden says COVID must be under control for the economy to recover
• Joe Biden says he "wouldn't hesitate" to get COVID-19 vaccine if it's approved
• Biden outlines economic response to pandemic
• California governor says COVID-19 cases are rising at fastest rate yet
• Hurricane Iota upgraded to Category 5 storm as it nears Central America
• Inside Iran's coronavirus catastrophe
• Former FEC chair on how Trump can use donations to his Election Defense Fund
• "Dozens of defeats" for Trump and GOP lawsuits so far, law professor says
• Trump refuses to concede, delaying resources for Biden transition
• Pediatrician on rising COVID-19 cases nationwide
• Navigating holiday shopping amid a pandemic
• FBI reports 2019 was deadliest year on record for hate crimes
• Race for NFL playoff spots heats up
• U.K.'s Boris Johnson self-isolating due to COVID exposure as world deals with surge
• Moderna's coronavirus vaccine shows success in testing
• Judge rules that acting DHS secretary's DACA suspension was invalid
• Pfizer, Moderna coronavirus vaccine trials "give us hope," as COVID-19 cases rise, doctor says
• 1 million new COVID-19 cases confirmed in U.S. in past week
• Gayle King weighs in on new interview with Barack Obama
• COVID-19 advisory board member Dr. Michael Osterholm on virus surge
• Louisiana family asks if race played a role in the handling of missing boy's death investigation
• Actor and comedian Cedric the Entertainer on season 3 of "The Neighborhood"
• MLB names its first woman general manager, Kim Ng, to lead Miami Marlins
• Former President Obama on the early years of his presidency, the start of his political career
• Hiker whose heart stopped after being rescued from Mt. Rainier recovers
• Boy Scouts face more than 82,000 sexual abuse claims in organization's bankruptcy case
• Doctors warn COVID-19 surge could overwhelm hospitals
• Former President Obama on the current state of politics in America
• Worldview: Asia-Pacific trading bloc, Peru unrest, and more global headlines
• Trump blocks Biden's team from White House COVID-19 task force
• Rising COVID-19 cases in Utah and elsewhere are pushing hospitals to the limit
• Successful coronavirus vaccine trials provide new hope in fight against the disease
• Moderna releases promising vaccine data as COVID-19 cases surge
• 11/16: CBSN AM
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