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• COVID-19 Surge: New Wave Of Panic Buying Empties Bay Area Grocery Shelves
• LA Rams Player Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Boulder County Sounds Alarm On Phony COVID-19 Contact Tracers
• 'Save Our Season': Steamboat Man Starts Campaign To Help Ski Towns During COVID Pandemic
• Winter Storm Slams Sierra With Snow, Valley With Rain
• Black 14, Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-Day Saints, Help Feed Hungry Families After Rift That Began 50 Years Ago
• 'We Thought He Was Gonna Be Safe In The Hospital': Family Of Man Fatally Shot By LASD Deputy Files Claim Against County
• Indoor Dining Will Soon Be Banned In 15 Colorado Counties, And Denver
• FBI Assists In Search For West Covina Man Missing Since September
• 'Extraordinary Times Call For Extraordinary Action': Gov. Jared Polis Calls Special Session Of State Legislature
• UPDATE: San Francisco Police Shoot Man Allegedly Brandishing Large Knife On Market Street
• COVID In Alameda: Alameda Gym May Not Survive Second Shutdown As County Drops To Purple Tier
• Election Update: Stockton Mayor Michael Tubbs Concedes To Kevin Lincoln
• COVID In Colorado: 15 Counties Listed As Advancing To 'Level Red-Severe Risk'
• RTD Board Approves 2021 Budget, Including 399 Layoffs & Some Pay Cuts
• Neighbors React To Approval Of Denver's 20-Year East Area Plan
• Chicago Weather: Warmup Begins Wednesday
• Sacramento County Declares Racism A Public Health Crisis
• Community Furious After 5-Year-Old Boy Is Hit In Head By Stray Bullet On Far South Side
• FDA Gives Emergency Approval To First COVID-19 Self-Testing Kit For Use At Home
• FDA Grants First Emergency Use Authorization For At-Home Rapid Coronavirus Test
• Jury Reaches Verdict In Suspected NorCal Rapist Trial
• 2 Women Killed In Separate Crashes In Brockton
• Ravens Handing Out Free Turkeys, Food Before Thanksgiving
• WPIAL Bans Peters Township Marching Band Following Investigation Into Blackface Accusations
• I-Team: Man Charged With Breaking Into Gov. Baker's Home Claims Mother Was Neglected
• Riverside, San Bernardino Surpass 76K COVID-19 Cases
• COVID In New York: Transportation Leaders Across Region Join MTA's Mask Task Force, City Expands Testing Capacity
• Police: 70-Year-Old Woman Shot In The Face Aboard Bus In Brooklyn
• Some In Yuba City Resist California's New Coronavirus Restrictions
• Daniella Levine Cava Sworn In As Miami-Dade's First Female Mayor
• Miami-Dade Police Officer Shoots, Kills Barricaded Man During Domestic Dispute Call
• Outrage Over Ellis County's Only Black Elected Official Assigned Office Near Decades-Old Derogatory Sign
• New Kensington Police Officer Brian Shaw Remembered 3 Years After Being Killed In Line Of Duty
• Woman Dies After Being Found Unconscious In Minneapolis
• COVID In Minnesota: High Schools Brace For Winter Sports Restrictions
• Michigan AG says delaying certification could disenfranchise her state
• COVID In Santa Clara: Santa Clara County Doubles COVID-19 Testing Capacity Ahead Of Holiday Season
• Trump Fires Top Cybersecurity Official Christopher Krebs
• COVID In Maryland: Gov. Hogan To Restrict Indoor Capacity To 50%, Restaurants To Close By 10 p.m. Effective Friday
• 'This Is Not The Flu. It's Not Fake News' | Gov. Larry Hogan Pleads With Marylanders To Help Prevent The Spread Of COVID
• As Calls For Police Reform Grow, Some Say One Solution Is to Increase The Number Of Female Officers
• Davontae Eden Fatally Shot Inside Reisterstown Business; Police Investigating
• Person Shot On Eisenhower Expressway Near Laramie Avenue
• Viral TikTok Video Shows Drunk Driver Swerve Off Maryland Highway Before Going Airborne, Police Say
• CAUGHT ON CAM: Car Drives Into Blue Agave's Parklet Tuesday Morning
• 'Next Step' Program Aims To Help Gun Violence Victims Avoid Retaliation
• What Do We Know About Holiday COVID Safety? Good Question
• Aluminum Shortage Throws Another 2020 Curveball To Minnesota Brewers
• Users Can Now Get Their Prescriptions Filled By Amazon
• 7-Eleven's Contactless Gas Payment Option Comes To Baltimore
• Florida Murder Suspect Killed, Officer Injured In Shooting In Prince George's County
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: About 100 Police Officers Are Quarantining After Multiple Public Safety Members Test Positive
• Henry Ford Doctor Says Latest News From Moderna On Coronavirus Vaccine Is Promising
• MOD Pizza Locations Donating Portion Of Sales To Maryland Food Bank
• Customers Raise More Than $50,000 To Keep Deluxe Town Diner Open In Watertown
• Caltrans/STA Project To Shut Down Lanes On I-80/I-680/Rte. 12 Interchange Overnight
• LA County Reports 2,301 New COVID-19 Cases, 25 Deaths
• AG Nessel: Michigan's Elections Have Been Fair And Transparent, It Is Time To Set The Politics Aside
• Detroit Restaurant Owner Hopes Carry-Outs Will Carry Business Over
• Two Men Recovering After Shooting Inside Germantown Barbershop, Philly Police Say
• Bronx Zoo Previews Holiday Lights Event For Members, Display Opens To Public Friday
• Chuck Grassley, second oldest senator, tests positive for COVID-19
• COVID In Chicago: CPS Announces Plan To Resume In-Person Learning For Pre-K And Special Ed Students In January, K-8 In February
• Takeout/Delivery Expands Restaurants Beyond Limited COVID Capacity
• 1.5 Gallon Old Bay Hot Sauce Dispenser Goes On Sale Wednesday
• Cubs President Of Baseball Operations Theo Epstein Out, Jed Hoyer To Succeed
• Denver Rescue Mission Needs Thousands Of Turkeys To Meet Need
• Camden County Companies Donate Over $33,000 To Support LUCY Outreach Following Bike Theft Last Month
• Revised Lawsuit Filed Over Unemployment Problems
• Long Lines At Covid-19 Testing Sites Ahead Of Thanksgiving
• Woman Life-Flighted To Hospital After Shooting In Monessen
• Coronavirus Task Force offers dire warnings entering winter
• DFW's RJ Hampton: A Night He's Been Dreaming Of
• Washington Football Team Has First Coronavirus Case, 3 Other Teams Add To COVID List
• Choreographer Drops Copyright Infringement Suit Against Beyonce, Jay Z
• FBI Investigating Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, AP Sources Say
• Loop 'L' Service Disrupted After Man Is Found Dead On Tracks At Harold Washington Library-State/Van Buren
• New Jersey Officials Ramping Up Infrastructure Projects To Boost Operations At Seaport, Benefit Drivers
• No. 12 Maryland Women Will Be Challenged In Improved Big Ten
• Boulder Police Investigate 2 Bicycle Shop Burglaries
• Man Accused Of Selling Machine Gun Conversion Devices To Minnesota 'Boogaloo Bois'
• Tracking The Tropics: Iota Weakening Rapidly Over Southern Honduras
• 'We Face A Difficult And Challenging Winter': Delaware Announces New Coronavirus Restrictions As Cases Surge
• Judge Ends Probation For Mother Acquitted Of Killing And Burying Newborn In Family's Backyard
• Coronavirus In Illinois: In Accordance With New Restrictions, All Major Chicago Museums Announce They Are Temporarily Closing
• 'Murder Hornets' Discovered In Washington Arrive In Maryland To Be Studied, Preserved
• 3 Amazon Sellers Will Pay $52K In Penalties, $23K In Restitution For Pandemic Price Gouging
• 'You Can Do That In Glendale': California Lawmakers Under Fire For Attending Conference On Maui
• Found 15 Years Later: Remains Of Murder Victim Christie Wilson Unearthed In Killer's Backyard
• Kirk Cousins Steps Back To Forefront For Vikings With Dalvin Cook Slowed
• COVID In Alameda: Ole's Waffle Shop In Alameda Fights To Survive As Indoor Dining Closes Again
• COVID In San Francisco: San Francisco International Airport Workers Raise Concerns About Safety From Virus
• COVID In Connecticut: Positivity Rate Hits 5.16%, High School Sports' Winter Season Postponed Until Early 2021
• Texas County Sends Emergency Text Alert To 4.7M Residents Requesting They Cancel Holiday Gatherings During COVID-19 Surge
• Police: 2 Armed Men Take Multiple People Hostage Inside Queens Home
• Thousands Of Coho Salmon Released Into Pescadero Creek In Restoration Project
• UC Davis Becomes Latest UC School To Roll Out COVID Exposure App
• DOJ says mental health policies at Mass. prisons violate Constitution
• Local Establishments Plead Lawmakers To Pass 'Restaurants Act' For Pandemic Assistance
• South Lyon Schools Settles On Compromise After Superintendent Advises For District-Wide Virtual Learning
• Dodgers To Celebrate 2020 World Championship With Drive-Thru Holiday Festival
• Local Schools Don't Require Quarantine After Youth Sports Travel, Despite CA Travel Advisory
• Astronauts With Prosper & Houston Ties Reach International Space Station Aboard SpaceX Capsule 'Resilience'
• Man Wanted For Deadly Shooting Off CF Hawn Freeway In Dallas
• President Trump Fires Top Cybersecurity Official After He Touted Election Security (CBS News)
• Donations Being Accepted To Help Victims Of Hurricane Iota
• More Rain Needed To Reduce Fire Danger, Stave Off Future Drought
• Orange County To Provide 500,000 At-Home Coronavirus Test Kits To Residents By Year's End
• Furniture Delivered To Woburn Woman Who Inspired 'Gloria's Gladiators' Fundraiser
• Seeing Santa Safely During The Pandemic
• Charges: Bradley Olsen Fired Several Rounds At Law Enforcement In Intercounty Chase
• WATCH: Driver Hits Parked Car Following Stockton Police Chase, One Woman Critically Injured
• Fox Chapel Will Remove 'Squaw' From 2 Roads And Trail System
• Miami Weather: Front To Bring Cooler Temps, Windy Conditions
• Newly Sworn In Broward School Board Members Promise Safety Will Be A Top Priority
• Grass Valley Businesses Fight To Survive Rain, Tier Changes In 24 Hours
• Man Armed With Scissors Wanted For Sexual Assault At Bell Gardens Store
• 'Lots And Lots Of COVID Patients': Boston ER Nurses Soldier Through Second Surge
• Orange County Officials Approve Grant Programs For Businesses To Adjust Back To Purple Tier Restrictions
• NFL to make history with its first all-Black officiating crew
• Allegheny Co. Judge Mark Tranquilli, Accused Of Making Racist Comments, Resigns Before Misconduct Trial
• 725 LAPD, 258 LAFD Employees Have Tested Positive For COVID-19
• Rudy Giuliani Appears In Pa. Court As Trump's Attorney Argues Mail-In Votes Should Be Disqualified
• Shedd Aquarium Voluntarily Closing Until January Amid COVID-19 Surges
• 'I Don't Feel Safe': Arlington ISD History Teacher Michelle Nogle Resigns Rather Than Return To Classroom Instruction During Pandemic
• Mailman, UPS Driver Carjacked In Baltimore Within 24 Hours, Police Say
• Wildfire Destroys Reno Homes, Hundreds Evacuated
• Trump considering 2024 presidential bid
• Bob Baker Marionette Theater In Danger Of Permanently Closing Due To Pandemic
• 'It's Our Time To Give Back': New Jersey Restaurants Offers Free Food To Families In Need
• Home Alone-Themed Airbnb 'The Kevin' Available For Rent In Dallas
• 3-Year-Old Boy, Sole Survivor Of Amador County Crash, Remains In Medically-Induced Coma
• Fremont Police Arrest Man Suspected In At Least 20 Bay Area Convenience Store Robberies
• Maple Grove Man Accused Of Fraudulently Receiving $560K+ In PPP Loans
• Tackling Food Insecurity In Chicago Amid The Pandemic; 'We Definitely Need People To Give If They Can'
• Denver Weather: Heat And Fire Danger Ahead Of Weekend Storm
• COVID-19 In Ohio: Gov. Mike DeWine Orders 3-Week Retail Curfew Due To Rapid Coronavirus Spread
• What To Do If Someone In Your Home Has Been Exposed To COVID
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court deals blow to Trump's election lawsuits
• U.S. Customs And Border Protection Seizes More Than $1.6M In Fake Money Headed To Joliet From Ukraine
• Miami Dade College Selects Madeline Pumariega As First Female President
• 90-Year-Old Woman Struck By Motorcyclist In San Francisco Diamond Heights Hit-&-Run
• Conan O'Brien ending late night talk show in 2021
• Report: Prison didn't isolate inmates who tested positive for COVID-19
• DOJ To Drop Charges Against Former Mexican Official Arrested At LAX
• Expect Delivery Delays For Online Shopping Orders During Holidays, Shipping Analysts Say
• Pennsylvania Breaks Voter Turnout Record In 2020 Election
• Cook County Assesssor Issues Letters About Pandemic-Related Property Tax Break, But It Isn't Good News For Everyone
• St. Paul Moving Forward On New Commission To Re-Envision Emergency Response
• Is There COVID On That? CBS13 Swabs High-Touch Surfaces To Find Out
• Charitable Groups Helping Santa With Gift Giving This Year
• COVID In Chicago: UIC Researchers Say Sewage Testing Can Zero In On Where Virus Is Surging Worst
• Parents of soldier who died by suicide recall Army's "complete failure"
• First Female CHP Commissioner Amanda Ray Sworn In Tuesday
• Kennywood Requiring Guests Under 17 To Be With Adult At All Times After 4 p.m.
• Man Injured In Randallstown Shooting Monday Night, Police Say
• Miami PD Investigating Burglary At Camillus Health Concern
• NYPD: Woman In Critical Condition Following Stray-Bullet Shooting On Staten Island
• Safety Urged, Travel Discouraged Over Thanksgiving Holiday
• Escaped Northern Minnesota Inmate Captured In Western Wisconsin
• COVID In Pueblo: Hospital At Capacity After Jump In Coronavirus Cases
• 'Winter Wanderland': Prismatica Holiday Light Display Comes To Denver
• Dallas Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones Wants More Fans At Home Games: 'I See A Continued Aggressive Approach'
• Demand For Free Food Keeping Volunteers Busy As Meadowlands YMCA Distributes More Than 600,000 Meal Kits
• Colorado Launches Campaign To Fight Human Trafficking
• Police: 26-Year-Old Man In Critical Condition After Being Shot In Philadelphia's Ludlow Neighborhood
• WATCH: Baby Chimp At Maryland Zoo Sees Reflection For First Time
• Deadly Galena Apartments Fire Declared Arson, Homicide Investigation As Search For Suspect Continues
• 3 Attacks In Dallas Resulting In 2 Deaths Appear To Be Random, Police Say
• Details On Monday Night Carjacking With A 4-Year-Old In The Backseat
• FDA: COVID-19 Rapid Antigen Tests Can Give False Positive Results
• St. John's Prep, Xaverian Keep Rivalry Alive With 'Touchdowns For Turkey'
• First United Airlines Transatlantic Flight Offering Free COVID-19 Testing For Passengers Takes Off From Newark
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Doctor Taking Part In Moderna Trial Says He Believes In Safety Of Vaccines
• Brighton 27-J Joins Growing List Of Schools To Return To Remote Learning Amid Surge In COVID Cases
• From Flamingos To A Stripper, PSA Competition Finds Creative Ways To Ask Miami To Mask Up
• Must-See Video: Martial Arts Instructor Subdues Man Allegedly Attempting To Kidnap Woman's Baby In NYC Park
• Camarillo, LAX Highs Drop Nearly 30 Degrees After Breaking Heat Records
• Pittsburgh Steelers Cam Heyward, Maurkice Pouncey Providing 400 Holiday Meals To Families In Need
• Even If Joe Biden Helps Deliver Billions To MTA, Fare And Toll Hikes Look Likely For Commuters
• Second Teenager Charged In Murder Of 17-Year-Old Madison Sparrow
• TSA Agent At Denver International Airport Dies After Contracting Coronavirus
• CDOT To Close Part Of I-25 For Pavement Repairs
• New Online Map Helps To Detect Risk Of COVID Exposure
• New York Giants Kicker Graham Gano Tests Positive For COVID-19 Day After Facing Philadelphia Eagles
• 'It's A Special Day': Florida Panthers Make Brett Peterson NHL's First Black Assistant GM
• Students Must Adjust As Universities, Colleges Pivot Back To Virtual Learning Due To Surging COVID-19 Cases
• Keller @ Large: Stalled Stimulus Talks Show Washington Prioritizing 'Politics Over People'
• United Airlines Launches Rapid COVID Testing For Passengers Flying From Newark To London
• Main Line Bookkeeper Accused Of Stealing Nearly $400,000 From Ardmore-Based Business To Fund Lavish Lifestyle
• Woman Fatally Struck By Vehicle On I-680 In Walnut Creek Monday Night Identified
• Experts warn Thanksgiving will lead to spike in COVID cases
• Aldermen Push Back On Mayor Lori Lightfoot's Proposed Property Tax Hike As Budget Vote Looms
• Sonoma County Sues PG&E Over 2019 Kincade Fire
• Lil Wayne facing federal gun charge in Florida
• Tourism Expert Says It Could Take NYC 3 To 5 Years To Recover
• Gov. Walz Expected To Announce Restrictions On Youth Sports, Gyms, Bars, And Restaurants
• AFSCME Members Travel Across Maryland Calling For Additional Protections For Essential State Workers
• 'This Is A Disaster': Upper Midwest Governors Begin To Unite On COVID Fight
• Etiquette Expert Shares Tips On Keeping The Peace At Thanksgiving
• Boy In Hospital After Shooting Himself Outside Weatherford High School
• South Florida Non-Profits Collecting Hurricane Relief Supplies For Central America
• LIPA Task Force Report: PSEG Long Island Knew Weeks Before Tropical Storm Isaias Hit It Had Computer Problems
• WATCH: Maryland Soldiers Reunited With Families Outside M&T Bank Stadium
• COVID Surge: Contra Costa Supervisors Advise 'Hunkering Down' Amid Coronavirus Case Spike
• Houston-Area Priest Manuel La Rosa-Lopez Pleads Guilty To Child Indecency Counts
• COVID-19 In Florida: State Reports 7,459 New Cases, 1,882 In Miami-Dade
• 'Like A Tiny House,' Sheds Now The New Home Office For Some Remote Workers
• Sheriff, Coroner: Harbor-UCLA Medical Center Patient Shot By Deputy Died On Nov. 1
• Former Raven Torrey Smith, Wife Chanel Helping Revitalize West Baltimore's Hilton Rec Center
• Museumgoers Getting Final Visits In Before Philadelphia Museums Close Doors Due To COVID-19 Restrictions
• Tackling Coronavirus: State University Of New York In Midst Of Challenging Endeavor, Testing All 140,000 Of Its Students
• Feds Find Constitutional Violations In Massachusetts Prisons
• Judge Sides With Becerra, Blocks Trump Admin's Rule Inhibiting Healthcare Workers Union
• Fiat Chrysler Raises Stakes In Off-Road Competition With Ford, Unveiling A New V-8 Wrangler
• COVID In Aurora: Free Testing Site Reports Short Wait Times
• Baseball Bat-Wielding Man Arrested, Accused Of Telling His Sons He'd 'Cave In Their Heads'
• COVID-19 Angst: Tempers Flare As Nervous Residents Wait Long Hours For Tests In Newark
• Aldermen Advance Plan To Cap Food Delivery App Fees At 15%
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Pitt Students Taking Precautions Before Heading Home After Fall Semester
• Second $1,200 Stimulus Check Still Likely, But Chances It Arrives For Holidays Quickly Fading
• Walsh Does Not Rule Out Closing Boston Restaurants, Businesses Again If COVID Cases Keep Rising
• 'Standing Up For Our Patients': Nearly 800 St. Mary Medical Center Nurses On Strike Over Alleged Staffing Issues, Wages As COVID-19 Cases Soar
• Arvada Police Search For Cadillac Escalade Driver After Dog Struck
• United Airlines To Require Rapid COVID-19 Test On Certain International Flights
• Boston Latin School Virtual Class Targeted By Vulgar And Racist 'Zoom-Bombing'
• Twitter Rolls Out 'Fleets,' Tweets That Disappear After 24 Hours
• California Woman Arrested On Maui For Alleged COVID-19 Quarantine Violations
• Wayland Mother And Son, Cheryl And Richard Kane Jr., Dead In Apparent Murder-Suicide
• Pritzker Says His Family 'Came Under Attack' Because Of Lies Against Them On Social Media; Will Spend Thanksgiving Apart
• President-Elect Biden Announces Top White House Staff
• COVID-19 In West Virginia: West Virginia University Undergraduate Classes Shifting To Online Learning
• Florida Election Results Certified
• 645 New COVID Cases In Dallas County; Judge Says Reporting System Problems Mean 'Artificially Low Numbers'
• Rapper Lil Wayne Hit With Gun Charge In Miami
• Choose Your Favorite: Mashed Potatoes Rule Thanksgiving Side Dish Rankings
• Carnegie Science Center Unveils Upgrades To Buhl Planetarium, New Addition To Miniature Railroad
• 'I Heard Pop, Pop, Pop And Ducked Low': Witness Recalls Drive-By Shooting Leaving 4 Hospitalized, Including 2 Young Children
• Teen Arrested In Connection To Fatal Shooting Of 19-Year-Old Jose Hernandez In Dallas 
• Massachusetts Reports 2,263 New COVID Cases, 20 Additional Deaths
• Minnesota's Favorite Thanksgiving Side Dish Is ... (No, It's Not Grape Salad)
• Judge Issues Temporary Restraining Order Against PG&E Removal Of Group Of Trees In Lafayette
• COVID-19 In Maryland: All Hospital, Nursing Home Visitation Prohibited Until Further Notice, Gov. Hogan Says
• Londonderry, NH Police Investigating Suspicious Death Of 2-Year-Old Girl
• St. Joseph's University Moving To All-Virtual Learning As New Philadelphia COVID Restrictions Go Into Effect
• You Can Take A Break From Virtual Learning With Baltimore County Schools' Virtual Calming Room
• Conan O'Brien Ending TBS Talk Show Next Year, Moving To HBO Max
• Minnesota residents deliver emotional plea to curb virus spread
• San Dimas Sheriff's Station To Host Warrant Clearing Event
• North Carolina introduces county alert system as virus cases rise
• Community Comes Together To Help Vet Save His Home After Tree Leaves Hole In Roof
• New Jersey Man Accused Of Cutting Gas Line To Chester County Home Where 5 Family Members Were Sleeping
• 'Schools, Not Screens': Upset Parents In Montgomery County Continue To Protest Decision To Return Schools To All Virtual Learning
• President Trump: Wreaths Across America Event Back On At Arlington National Cemetery
• Senate blocks controversial Trump nominee to Fed board
• Reward Offered After Bald Eagle Feet Found In Woodbury
• Pa. Supreme Court Rejects President Trump's Claim About Lack Of Access To Philadelphia Vote Count
• COVID-19 Outbreak Sickens 38 At Santa Cruz Skilled Nursing Facility
• California Hospital Workers Overwhelmed As COVID Patients Pour In
• Wisconsin Reports Daily Record Of 92 More COVID Deaths; Gov. Evers Releases Bills
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court Rejects Trump Campaign Claim Of No Meaningful Access To Philadelphia Vote Count
• COVID-19 Latest: 'Get A Test', Gov. Larry Hogan Tells Marylanders As Thanksgiving, Holidays Approach
• Iowa Gov. Reynolds Sees 'Science On Both Sides' On Use Of Masks
• VIDEO: Severe Dust Storm In Plumas County Throttles Visibility
• Pennsylvania Strengthening Mask Mandate, Requiring COVID-19 Testing For Travelers Amid Coronavirus Surge
• Fire At Jacob's Pillow Dance Center Destroys Theater Building
• Pentagon drawing down troops in Afghanistan
• UPDATE: BART Recovering From Major Delays Because Of Track Obstruction At Colma Station
• New Mayo Clinic Voice Test Could Detect COVID
• Riverside County Deputy Probation Officer Dies Of COVID-19
• Buffs' Sam Noyer, Nate Landman Honored As Pac-12 Offensive, Defensive Player Of Week
• 25-Year-Old Man Found Dead Near St. Cloud Airport ID'd; Death Considered Suspicious
• Steve Geller Voted Broward's New Mayor, Michael Udine Is Vice Mayor
• Restaurants Sue To Try To Stop New Whitmer Ban On Dining
• Gordon Hayward, Celtics Extend Player Option Deadline To Thursday
• Family Of Atatiana Jefferson Sues Former Fort Worth Officer Aaron Dean For Shooting Her Through Window
• Chicago Police Raids Rarely Turn Up Drugs. So Why Do Judges Keep Signing Off On Bad Search Warrants?
• Marvin Zonis, Longtime University Of Chicago Professor And CBS 2 International Analyst, Dies
• Former Hawthorne Mayoral Candidate Charged In Voter Fraud Effort To Register 8,000 Homeless People
• Donation Box For Columbine Memorial Stolen
• Ohio governor announces statewide curfew amid COVID-19 spike
• Rain, Gusty Winds, Chilly Temperatures Moving Through Bay Area
• Fort Worth Gets National Lacrosse League Franchise
• COVID In Colorado: Gov. Jared Polis Calls Special Session In State Legislature To Provide Coronavirus Relief
• Celtics Jerseys Will Now Feature Vistaprint Logo Instead Of GE Patch
• How two brothers kept their NYC bar open during the pandemic
• Turlock Man, 39, Shot And Killed In Auto Parts Store Parking Lot
• Former UAW Exec Gets 2 1/2 Years In Prison For Kickback
• Two USC Athletes Test Positive For COVID-19
• Dolly Parton's Donation Helped Fund Moderna's Breakthrough Coronavirus Vaccine Research
• San Francisco Mayor Announces Groundbreaking of New Homeless Housing Project
• Oakland Assistant Fire Chief Sean Laffan Collapses, Dies At Age 42
• Baker: Privacy And Public Trust Are Concerns With COVID Digitial Contact Tracing
• COVID: Oakland Museum Postpones Reopening After Alameda County Re-Enters Purple Tier
• University Of Pennsylvania Contributing $100M To Philly School District To Deal With Asbestos, Lead In Schools
• Matthew McConaughey Surprises 'Local Legend' Shawana Carter For Her Service During COVID-19 Pandemic
• 2 Men Killed In Rockwall Plane Crash Identified
• COVID-19 Therapy Drug That Decreases Need For Hospitalizations, Emergency Visits Now Available In Minn.
• Trump is "seriously" considering a 2024 bid for president
• Dr. Arwady: COVID Vaccine Could Come To Chicago Before End Of 2020
• Roseville Police Investigate Shooting In Walmart Parking Lot
• Stimulus Package Update: Politicians Still Can't Agree On Type Of Aid Or How Much To Spend
• Twitter, Facebook CEOs Defend Actions On Election Disinformation Before Senate Judiciary Committee
• TwinsFest, Winter Caravan Canceled Due To COVID Concerns; Virtual Experiences To Be Announced Soon
• COVID: CoCo Nonprofits Receive $1.6M to Help Ease Hardships
• Top Pennsylvania health official unveils new rules for travelers
• COVID Reopening: Marin County Restaurants Brace For Winter Weather Amid Indoor Dining Shutdown
• Police In Denver Need Help Identifying, Finding Child Sex Assault Suspect
• Philly Health Commissioner Hopes City Will See Slowing Of Coronavirus Cases Over Next 4 Weeks With New Restrictions
• FBI Reports Major Increase In Hate Crimes In Colorado
• COVID: Stanford Study Finds Blacks, Hispanics Make Up More Than Half of COVID-19 Deaths
• Penn State Students Leave Campus On Friday
• Arlington Teacher Resigns After She Says School COVID-19 In-Person Teaching Policy Left Her No Choice
• 46 States, Puerto Rico On Chicago COVID-19 Travel Order; Arwady: 'You Should Not Be Traveling'
• Tesla Set To Join S&P 500 Index In December
• Twitter rolls out disappearing tweet feature "Fleets"
• Annapolis Police Investigating Suspicious Package Downtown
• Mayor Jacob Frey Announces Program To Help Business Owners Recover After Civil Unrest
• More 70 Degree Weather In November Is Part Of A Larger Fall Trend In Colorado
• Tarrant County Under Public Health Warning As Coronavirus Cases Spike, ICU Beds 92% Occupied
• Man, 45, Suspected Of Shooting At Ceres Home Depot Loss Prevention Agent
• Choppers To Take Part In Wildfire Drill Over Santa Monica Mountains Tuesday
• Video Shows Group Stomping Man In Brooklyn
• Cameron Peak Fire Debris Accepted At Larimer County Landfill Through June 2021
• Aurora Considers Lifting Pit Bull Ban With City Ordinance Or Ballot Measure
• Denver Broncos Are 3-6 For Fourth Consecutive Year, Drew Lock Hurting
• Trump Campaign Lawsuit Over Pennsylvania Vote Heads To Federal Court
• Man Shot By Off-Duty Prince George's County Police Officer Charged After He Allegedly Threatened Officer With Knife At Liquor Store
• Paul Gazelka Says Senate Republicans Could've Handled COVID Cases Differently
• Zoom To Lift 40 Minute Time Limit For Free Meetings On Thanksgiving
• COVID In Garfield County: Contact Tracers Overwhelmed As Coronavirus Cases Surge
• Baby Yoda plays key role on historic SpaceX mission
• Dallas Police Searching For Suspect Who Shot Black And White Cat
• COVID-19 In Illinois: 12,601 New Coronavirus Cases, 97 Additional Deaths; Another Record For Hospitalizations
• Baker Nominates Judge Serge Georges Jr. To Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
• USC Seeking Volunteers For COVID-19 Antibody Treatment
• Grant From Kelloggs Aims To Save 9 Billion Gallons of Water In Arkansas Yearly
• Officials: 12-Year-Old Boy Charged With Arson In Fire At Ocean City Acme
• California DMV Extends Driver's License Permits Through May 2021
• Hurricane Iota Slams Ashore As Category 4 Storm Near Where Eta Made Landfall 2 Weeks Ago
• 4 CPD Officers Honored For Saving Woman's Life
• Michigan Court Rejects Appeal Over Counting Ballots
• Robbinsdale Man, Erik Eggleston, Accused Of Using Shotgun To Fatally Shoot Mother Of His Child
• Long Lines, Early Closure Not Uncommon At COVID Testing Sites Across Colorado As Cases Surge
• Trenton Officials Investigating Homicide After 26-Year-Old Man Fatally Shot
• Dolly Parton helped fund research for Moderna COVID vaccine
• COVID In Tri-State: Governors Concerned About Thanksgiving Becoming Super-Spreader Event
• South Metro Firefighters Rescue 'Kubo' The Cat From Storm Drain
• Domestic Violence Suspect Running From Police Struck and Killed By Train
• Legislator Wants Places Of Worship, Religious Activity Deemed "Essential" Under Texas Law
• Michigan Woman Who Killed Abusive Husband Freed From Prison
• No Injuries In Near North Side Blaze Tuesday Morning
• Texas 4-Year-Old Raiden Gonzalez Loses Parents To COVID-19, Community Rallies To Give Him A Special Birthday
• La Canada Unified Reopens Its Elementary Schools
• Earthquake Rattles San Bernardino County
• COVID In Colorado: Leaders Urge People To Work From Home, Again
• Prosecutor's Office: Man Charged In Detroit Fatal Shooting
• First Significant Round Of Rain Heads Into Northern California On Tuesday
• Mountain Wave Cloud Creates Fiery Sunrise Along Front Range Tuesday
• Google Nest Outage Affecting Devices, Mobile Apps
• 1 Arrested, 1 Wanted In Assault Of Cold Stone Creamery Employees In Edgewater Over Mask Wearing
• Andrew T. Cleckley Funeral Home Forced To Shut Down After Improperly Storing Bodies
• City Urging Shoppers To Order From Black-Owned Businesses This Black Friday
• Philadelphia Police: Man Wanted For Sexually Assaulting 14-Year-Old Girl After Offering Ride To Aunt's House
• MTA, Other Mass Transit Agencies Form 'Mask Force' To Boost Social Distancing, Mask Wearing
• Plum Students, Adults Who Attended Large Non-Sponsored Dance Party Required To Quarantine For 14 Days
• Fire Erupts In Sylmar Apartment Complex
• COVID In Minnesota: More Than 1,600 Hospitalized As Death Toll Approaches 3,000
• Greeley Stampede Announces 2021 Lineup
• Theo Epstein Resigns From Cubs, Ending 9-Year Tenure In Chicago
• East Area Plan Approved By Denver City Council
• Glenarden Mayor Edward Estes Indicted For Allegedly Secretly Recording Private Conversations, Misconduct In Office
• Possible Manhole Explosion Rocks Part Of Market Street In University City
• Weather Blog: Upslope Snow Showers In Western Maryland
• Money-losing Airbnb files to go public
• Coconut Grove's Annual King Mango Strut Parade Canceled
• Home Depot To Increase Hourly Wages For Workers As Housing Market Booms
• Registered Sex Offender, Felon Arrested On Weapon And Drug Charges After Traffic Stop On I-80 Near Auburn
• Jeremy Sisto And Zeeko Zaki Share Insider Information On 'FBI's Third Season: 'We're Coming Out Hard'
• Former Michigan State Forward Xavier Tillman On What Fans Can Expect From Him In The NBA: 'Get Ready To See A Workhorse'
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Pa. Health Dept. Announces New Highest Daily Increase With 5,900 More Cases
• Lewisville Fire Gets Help From ATF-K9 'Molly' To Break Serial Arson Case Dating Back To 2019
• First K-9 To Assist Fort Worth Officer Matt Pearce, 'Joekel' Has Died 
• Walsh Says Workplaces Now A Major Spreader Of COVID-19 In Boston
• School Bus Crashes In Westminster After Driver Suffers Apparent Medical Emergency, Sheriff's Office Says
• 'It's Exciting': Denver Moderna COVID Vaccine Trial Participant Talks About Effective Rate
• 1 Dead, Another Injured After Shooting In Pittsburgh's Hill District
• Walmart CEO: "Imperative" that lawmakers pass more stimulus
• Colorado Weather Great For Viewing Leonid Meteor Shower Peak This Week
• Amazon opens online pharmacy that delivers prescriptions
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• University dean resigns after calling Biden voters "anti-American"
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• Report: LSU mishandled sexual misconduct claims against players
• Facebook, Twitter CEOs testify on election measures
• Ex-Giant DeAndre Baker Cleared Of Robbery Charges After Victim's Lawyer Arrested
• Jump In Hourly Wages For Home Depot Workers As Housing, DIY Markets Flourish
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• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: State Health Sec. Dr. Rachel Levine To Announce 'Targeted Efforts' To Stem Surge
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Videos from November 17, 2020

• Facebook, Twitter CEOs testify on content moderation practices
• 3 men arrested a year after huge jewel heist from Germany's Dresden Castle
• Michigan attorney general says delaying certification of election results could disenfranchise her state
• State officials tighten COVID-19 restrictions as cases climb to more than 11.3 million nationwide
• Hurricane Iota batters Central America
• Dolly Parton helped fund Moderna COVID-19 vaccine research
• New Frontline film follows Americans from all walks of life during the pandemic
• CBS News investigates: Parents say U.S. Army failed daughter after sexual assaults
• Pentagon to reduce troop levels to 2,500 in Afghanistan and Iraq
• Trump pushes false election claims amid unsuccessful legal fights
• Biden holds national security briefing as Trump blocks transition
• States impose new restrictions amid record coronavirus hospitalizations
• CBS Evening News, November 17, 2020
• What to know about Pfizer and Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine trials
• 11/17/20: Red and Blue
• End-of-year financial and tax-saving moves to consider
• How a county on New York's Long Island tackled the coronavirus pandemic
• Doctor on curbing the spread of coronavirus ahead of the holidays
• Former Minnesota state representative describes harrowing COVID-19 recovery
• North Carolina implementing county alert system amid rise in COVID-19 cases
• Ohio governor announces curfew amid COVID-19 surge
• Facebook and Twitter CEOs testify before Senate about handling of election
• Pennsylvania health official announces targeted efforts to help combat COVID-19 spread
• Pediatrician: Bars, gyms should be closing, not schools
• How 2 brothers kept the Bronx Beer Hall going during the pandemic
• Mass coronavirus testing pilot program underway in the UK
• Researchers conclude largest Arctic expedition
• U.S. Naval Academy names first Black female brigade commander
• Biden hiring White House staff members as he presses on with transition
• Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton on his record breaking win, fight for racial justice
• Key financial and tax saving moves to consider before the end of the year
• With surge in new COVID-19 cases, Britain attempts citywide testing program for first time
• Pfizer faces hurdles in distributing coronavirus vaccine
• Georgia Secretary of State Raffensperger on continued election pressure from GOP
• As hate crimes rise, Rabbi Hazzan Jeffrey Myers recounts deadly attack on his congregation
• COVID-19 cases climb in El Paso amid legal battles over restrictions
• Texas teenager Zekee Rayford, his family speak out after his violent arrest outside home
• Trump plans to withdraw thousands of troops from Iraq, Afghanistan before leaving office
• Biden warns "people may die" as Trump administration stonewalls his team on pandemic
• Nursing home COVID-19 cases increase as virus spreads across the country
• Officials nationwide struggle to contain coronavirus' spread
• States ramp up restrictions as COVID-19 cases surge across the U.S.
• 11/17: CBSN AM