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• San Francisco Trash Company Exec Charged With Bribery, Money Laundering In Public Works Scandal
• COVID: Gov. Gavin Newsom Remains On Hot Seat Over French Laundry Dinner Party After Photos Surface
• Man Found Dead Following 2-Alarm House Fire In Berkeley
• Strong Winds Uproot Trees, Take Down Fences, Send Trampoline Flying In Lincoln
• UC Davis Asking Students Who Go Home For Thanksgiving Not To Return
• Goldstein Investigates: EDD Claims Filed On Behalf Of Children Raise Questions
• 'Panic Of Unprecedented Proportions': Store Shelves Empty Across The Southland As Panic Buying Returns
• Man Arrested, AK-47 Found Following Chase, Crash Along Highway 85 Near Saratoga
• Big Bear Mountain Resort Opens To Pass Holders Wednesday
• COVID In Summit County: Ski Vacations Have Changed, Both On The Mountain And Off
• Mountain Lion Burned In Bobcat Fire Spotted Again, Doing Well In Natural Habitat After Treatment
• CBS13 Investigates Bereavement Leave: The Fight For The Right To Grieve
• Gov. Newsom Still In Hot Seat For Napa County Dinner Party
• Mead Football Team Upset After COVID-19 Case Forces Season-Ending Forfeit
• Yes, Your Employer Can Require You To Get A COVID Vaccine, With Some Exceptions
• LA County Issues Another Dire Warning About Hospital Capacity Over COVID Case Surge
• UPDATE: Man Shot By SFPD On Market Street Still Critical; Video Of Incident Shared On Social Media
• COVID Reopening: San Francisco Rejects Golden State Warriors Plan To Bring Fans Back To Chase Center
• NBA Draft: Warriors Pick James Wiseman From Memphis With 2nd Pick
• Chicago Weather: Wind Advisory On Thursday
• Bulls Select Florida State's Patrick Williams For No. 4 NBA Draft Pick
• 'That Little Girl Was Me': Sacramento Man Behind Viral Image Of VP-Elect Harris Walking Alongside Shadow Of Ruby Bridges
• Towing Without Telling: City Accused Of Towing Vehicles Without Proper Warning, And Now Taxpayers Could Be On The Hook For Millions
• 'We Just Want Him Back Home': 79-Year-Old Man With Dementia Missing From Carson Found Safe
• Amid Pandemic, Unemployment, And Trouble Getting Benefits, Calls To Crisis Centers Have Skyrocketed In Chicago
• Appeals Panel Rules 16-Year Sentence Not Enough For Adel Daoud, Convicted In Chicago Terror Plot
• Families Of Boeing 737 Max Crash Victims Say It's Premature To Let Plane Fly Again
• Investigation Underway After Contra Costa Jail Inmate Ezekiel McCoy Dies Following Fight
• DA: Stockton Man Accused Of Fatally Abusing Infant Was Out Of Prison On Early COVID Release
• Colorado Family Contracts COVID-19, Advocates For Convalescent Plasma Donation
• Michael Taylor Fights Extradition To Japan For Helping Nissan Executive Escape
• 'Aquaman' Star Jason Momoa Calls Marshfield Boy After Viral Video
• Ski Equipment Flying Off Colorado Shelves As Restrictions Tighten
• COVID In Minnesota: Healthcare Workers Stand Behind Gov. Walz's New Restrictions
• COVID-19 In New Jersey: Irvington Mayor Considering Stay-At-Home Order, Working With Neighboring Cities On Shutdown Plan
• San Bernardino Surpasses 78K COVID-19 Cases, Ventura Hits 17K
• 4 People Injured, 4 Apartments Destroyed In Far Rockaway Fire
• Adre 'Psycho' Baroz Wanted After Remains Of 3 Victims Found In Southern Colorado
• COVID In New York: Some New Rochelle Schools Switching To All-Remote Learning
• Governor Backlash: Newsom Says He Regrets Going To Birthday Dinner Despite COVID-19 Advisories
• Massive Fire Destroys Home In Beaver County
• South Bay Teen Helps Encourage Young Students Through Distance Learning
• Smithsonian's National Zoo Asks Public To Name Giant Panda Cub
• Carnegie Library Of Pittsburgh Suspending In-Person Service
• North Texas Businesses Struggling To Survive Pandemic Face Lawsuits By Out-Of-State Lawyer
• Long Lines For Testing As COVID Cases Surge In Maryland; State Buys Freezers For New Vaccine
• COVID In Minnesota: How Did State Leaders Decide On What To Restrict?
• How Expecting Mothers Are Coping With Pregnancy In Age Of COVID-19
• After Hunting Dogs Maul Shih Tzu To Death On Southwest Side, Animal Care And Control Says Dogs Were Never Removed From Home
• Johns Hopkins School Of Medicine Among Clinical Trial Sites Testing COVID-19 Therapies
• First At-Home Covid-19 Rapid Test Approved By FDA
• Ford Reveals Plans For Corktown Campus
• As More Marylanders Opt Into COVID-19 Phone Notifications, Health Officials Stress Personal Data Isn't Collected Without Consent
• Chaos At Fairfield City Council: 9 Arrested Following Protest Over Hiring Of Officer Accused Of Badge Bending
• Dash Cam Shows Car Sliding In Front Of MSP Cruiser
• Free COVID Testing Partnership Announced Between Miami-Dade Schools & UM As Cases Climb To 676
• Biden Talks With Health Care Workers About COVID-19 Crisis
• Boston Terrier Named Rosie Stolen From Baltimore Home; Police Investigating
• COVID In Schools: San Rafael In-Person Learning Sees Zero Virus Transmission So Far
• Group Of South Florida Mayors Plead With Florida Governor To Implement Coronavirus Measures
• Pfizer Seeks Emergency Clearance After Trial Shows 95% Effectiveness
• 4 People Shot In 2 Incidents Around Same Time On West Side; 1 Dead
• Detroit NAACP, Mayor Frowns At GOP County Canvassers
• 14 Arrested In Series Of Baltimore Carjackings, Police Say
• Mankato Artist Eduardo Ek Turns Silver Into 'Viking Bullion' Treasures
• Thanksgiving Food Survey: Stuffing Or Dressing?
• 'People Are Looking For Answers': Growing Concerns Over Mental Health As Pandemic Rages On
• Mavericks Select Arizona Guard Josh Green With 18th Pick Of NBA Draft
• COVID In Colorado: Outdoor Classrooms Reenergize Kids During The Pandemic
• Denver Ranked #4 Hottest Real Estate Market During COVID Pandemic
• Ellis County Constable Gets New Office Space Away From Offensive Sign
• NYPD: Woman Attacked By Couple After Asking Them To Wear Face Masks In Elevator
• Celtics Draft Oregon Guard Payton Pritchard At No. 26; Trade 30th Pick To Memphis
• Charlie Brown holiday specials will air on TV after all
• NYPD: Man Slashes Woman At Queens IHOP After Being Asked To Wear Face Mask
• COVID Surge: Local Businesses Express Frustration Over Coronavirus Shutdown
• Philadelphia 76ers Select Kentucky Wildcats Guard Tyrese Maxey 21st Overall In NBA Draft
• Coronavirus Risks Forcing Families To Rethink, Cancel Large Thanksgiving Gatherings
• Business Owners In Philadelphia Suburbs Concerned COVID-19 Restrictions Will Soon Come Their Way
• Pennsylvania Department of Labor And Industry Donates 700 Stuffed Animals To Children
• Baltimore Native, Former Terp Jalen Smith Selected 10th Overall By Phoenix Suns
• 'Manners Matter, But Safety First': Etiquette Expert On Canceling Thanksgiving Plans
• 'Really Unsafe Environment': Clearview High School Remains Open Despite Dozen COVID-19 Cases Among Students, Staff
• Hundreds Of Thanksgiving Turkeys Given Out To LA Families In Need Wednesday
• White River National Forest Hiring For 160 Temporary Summer Jobs
• Workers Find Owl In Branches Of Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree
• Kings Take Tyrese Haliburton In NBA Draft, Add Depth To Backcourt
• Welcome Back! Ricky Rubio Returns To The Timberwolves
• Mario Lemieux Models Pittsburgh Penguins' New Reverse Retro Jersey
• NYPD Gives Away Turkeys, Bags Of Food To Throggs Neck Houses Residents
• UPS & Walmart Hiring Seasonal Workers In Denver Area
• Plane Makes Emergency Landing On Maple Grove Road
• COVID Travel: Tests Ahead Of Holidays May Give People A False Sense Of Security
• Bobby Brown Jr., Son Of Singer Bobby Brown, Reportedly Dies At 28
• Riverdale Animal Shelter To Serve More Of Adams County
• Modesto Man Urging People Not To Gather For Holidays After Wife, 41, Dies From Virus
• COVID In Connecticut: Member Of Gov. Lamont's Security Team Tests Positive, UConn Reports 56 New Cases
• Celtics Draft Vanderbilt Forward Aaron Nesmith With 14th Overall Pick
• Police Arrest Man Suspected Of Sexual Assault At Bell Gardens Store
• Man Caught On Video Using Flamethrower On Top Of MTA Bus Surrenders To Police
• NYC Catholic Schools Staying Open As Public Schools Switch To Remote Learning
• Nearly 800 St. Mary Medical Center Nurses Remain On Strike As Coronavirus Cases Climb In Region
• COVID In NYC: Schools Switching To All-Remote Learning Starting Thursday
• Restaurants Feeling Financial Strain From Adapting To New COVID Restrictions
• Philadelphia 76ers Trade Al Horford, Picks To Oklahoma City Thunder For Danny Green, Report Says
• Wolves Select Georgia's Anthony Edwards With No. 1 Pick In Delayed NBA Draft
• Baker Joins Northeast Governors In Asking Colleges To COVID Test Students Before Thanksgiving
• Former Physician Assistant Pleads Guilty To Writing Fake Oxycodone Prescriptions For Drug Dealers
• 'DNA Doesn't Lie:' Jurors And Victims React To Guilty Verdict In NorCal Rapist Case
• New Report Finds More Than 200 Firearms Went Missing From Philadelphia Sheriff's Office
• 'Stop Gathering': Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson Urges Residents To Taper Thanksgiving Plans During Virus Surge
• Firefighters Ready To Distribute Covid-19 Vaccine If Needed
• Naya Rivera's Ex-Husband Files Wrongful Death Suit Against Ventura County
• 'A Very Exciting Development': Expert Weighs Pros, Cons Of Newly Approved At-Home COVID-19 Rapid Test
• Mead Football Team Upset After COVID-19 Case Forces Season-Ending Forfeit
• Texas Sending Record Help To Hospitals To Relieve Overworked Staff: 'We're In Trouble'
• PennDOT Wants Feedback On New Ideas To Raise Funding
• Driver, Victim In Deadly Brockton Crash Identified
• Vatican May Be Investigating San Jose Bishop's Involvement In Cleric Misconduct
• COVID In Denver: People Concerned About Paco Sanchez Park Coronavirus Testing Site Near Homes, Playground
• Did Schools Reopen Too Soon? California Federation Of Teachers Says Yes
• Golden State Warriors Star Klay Thompson Suffers Leg Injury During Workout
• Denver Sheriff's Deputies Roll Up Sleeves After Surviving COVID-19
• Pennsylvania Winery Sells Red Wine With Name Perfect For This Year
• 'I'm Always Out There Working': Eagles QB Carson Wentz Responds To Criticism Of Alleged Sloppy Practice Habits
• Monaca Police Department Says Final Farewell To K-9 Kazan
• How Risky Is Flying During A Pandemic? What We Know And How To Make It Safer
• After Pittsburgh Public Safety Members Test Positive For Coronavirus, Officials Say Emergency Response Times Have Not Been Impacted
• Woodland Offering Grant Program To Help Small Businesses Impacted By Pandemic
• COVID-19 Pandemic Strains Maryland Groups Helping Homeless
• 3 Rams Players Placed On Reserve/COVID-19 List As NFL Enacts Sweeping New Rules
• Amal Awad, Slated To Be Next Anne Arundel County Police Chief, On Police Reform: 'It's Important For Us To Listen To One Another'
• UC Berkeley Strips Names From Buildings Named After People Who Held Racist Views
• Naya Rivera's family files wrongful death lawsuit over drowning death
• 49ers And COVID: Kinlaw Placed On COVID List While Team Claims Takk McKinley
• COVID Testing In NYC: New Yorkers Waiting In Long Lines At Urgent Care Centers Across City
• COVID-19 Causes Hospital Bed Shortage, But Temporary Care Facilities Have Been Dismantled
• Peanuts Holiday Specials Will Air On PBS After All
• Pitt Tapped To Lead Trials Involving COVID-19 Patients And Blood Clots
• After Multiple Family Deaths, La Habra Woman Loses Mother To COVID-19
• COVID In Oakland: Pandemic Sending Additional Trash Into Bay Area Waterways
• No Plans Right Now To Order Montgomery County Schools To Stay Closed Longer Than 2 Weeks
• University Of Michigan Reaches Settlement In Sexual Abuse Scandal Regarding Former Provost Philbert
• 'Game-Changer': FDA Authorizes First At-Home Coronavirus Test
• Gardening 101: Mulch Is The Forest Floor
• Barred Owl Becomes An Instant Celebrity After Taking Up Residence In Central Park
• Coronavirus In Illinois: State Surpasses 600,000 COVID-19 Cases, 11,000 Deaths; Virus Now Third Leading Cause Of Death In Illinois
• Baltimore's Miracle On 34th Street Suggests People Don't Come This Year Due To COVID-19
• Bars Worry About Take-Out Only, Some Youth Sport Coaches Want To Be Excluded From New COVID Restrictions
• 'They Are Trending Worse': New Jersey Reports More Than 4,000 New COVID-19 Cases For 4th Time In 5 Days
• UPDATE: San Francisco Firefighter Injured In Freak Hose Accident Leaves Hospital
• Crowley ISD Suspends On-Campus Instruction As COVID-19 Spike Forces Closures
• State Police Search For Driver Wanted For Hit & Run In Saugus
• Raiders Add 7 Players To COVID-19 List Ahead Of Rematch Vs. Chiefs
• Homes For The Holidays: Habitat For Humanity Completes Work On New Condos For 6 New Jersey Families
• Rep Mike Kelly's Bill Would Require States To Start Counting Mail-In Ballots Before Election Day
• Coronavirus death toll in U.S. surpasses 250,000
• As Injuries Mount, Ravens' Depth Will Be Tested Vs Titans
• Andre Blake One Of Many Reasons For Philadelphia Union Fans To Give Thanks
• Pennsylvania Continuing To Distribute More Than 3 Million Rapid COVID-19 Tests Allocated By Federal Government
• Port Of Baltimore Officers Detect Over 150 Stolen Cars In 2020
• Newport Beach Chamber Cancels 112th Annual Christmas Boat Parade
• Massachusetts Health Care Workers Are First In Line For Vaccine - But Some Aren't Sure They Want It
• Fed Up Over Having No Heat, Astoria Building Tenants Ready To Take Landlord To Court
• Major League Cricket To Develop Its First Major Stadium In Grand Prairie
• 'Step In The Right Direction': Every Bucks County Police Department Adopting Same Use Of Force Standards
• 'Mask'erade Ball Fundraiser Being Held For Coppin State University Women's Basketball Team
• Military's system to combat sexual assault is broken, survivors say
• Off-Duty Deputy Shot, Wounded While Inside His Vehicle In City Terrace; Suspect Sought
• Feds Accuse Local Health Care Facilities Of Violating COVID-19 Rules
• Wayne County Candidate For Judge Wins By Slim Margin After More Votes Found
• Orange County Officials Remain Confident They Can Control COVID-19 Surge
• For Every 1 COVID Related Death, 9 People In US Left Grieving, Study Says
• New Chicago COVID Testing Site At Midway Opens Next Week, 40,000 Rapid Tests To Be Used Across The City
• Quarantine Confusion? Some Parents Seek Clarity On Aspects Of COVID-19 School Policies
• 14 Gang, Drug Arrests Made In LA Area As Part Of LAPD-FBI Investigation
• Dallas County Reports 947 New Coronavirus Cases, 17 Deaths
• Working For Chicago: Mariano's Plans To Hire 500 Employees For Its 44 Illinois Stores
• Gov. Greg Abbott Directs DPS Resources To Combat Violent Crime Spike In Dallas
• Constant Sewage Smell Upsetting Residents In Bronx Neighborhood
• DIA Prepares For Busy Thanksgiving Travel Week Despite COVID Guidelines Urging People To Stay Home
• San Bernardino City Unified Schools To Keep Students In Distance Learning Through June 2021
• County Executive Calvin Ball Announces Nearly $6M In CARES Act Funding For Howard County Schools
• 2 State Senators Defect From DFL To Form New Independent Caucus
• Looming COVID Restrictions Have Many Minnesota Gyms On The Ropes
• Long Island Officials Say Schools Are Not Contributing To Second Wave Of COVID-19 Spread
• Tory Lanez pleads not guilty in Megan Thee Stallion shooting
• Allegheny County Judge Rules Certain Mail-In Ballots Without Declaration Dates May Be Counted, But State Supreme Court Will Decide
• 2 Women Reach Out Social Media To Help Others, Brighten Lives During Holiday Amid Pandemic
• Stores Being Challenged Keeping Cleaning Supplies, Paper Towels In Stock In Midst Of Thanksgiving Shopping
• Trump campaign to request recount of two Wisconsin counties
• 'I'm Tired Of It, I'm Sick Of It': Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson Fuming Over Violent Crime Spike
• Local Theaters Get Creative - And Go Digital - To Survive COVID
• Where To Order Thanksgiving Takeout & Dinner Deliveries In South Florida
• Fairfield Police Arrest 9 Protesters At City Council Meeting
• Tarrant County Reports Highest Single-Day Increase Of 2,112 New COVID-19 Cases
• Trump campaign transfers $3 million to Wisconsin for recount
• How Authorities Caught Up With Suspect In Bridgeview Carjacking With 4-Year-Old In Vehicle
• DPS To Lose Another Leader As Mark Ferrandino Named To Top State Position
• How Early Is Too Early For Holiday Hits To Return To The Radio?
• Frank The Tank Is Up For Adoption At The MDSPCA
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: No In-Person Visitors In Punxsutawney On Groundhog Day
• Carnival Cruise Line Puts Operations On Hold Until January 2021
• Mets player suspended after testing positive for PED
• North Texas High School Opens Its Own Grocery Store For Students And Their Families
• Suspect In Custody After Body Found Inside Burning House In Celina
• R. Kelly's New York Trial Rescheduled For April After Multiple Virus Delays
• MTA Outlines Layoffs, Massive Service Cuts That Could Happen Without Significant Funding From Federal Government
• Jury Convicts Roy Waller On All 46 Counts In 'NorCal Rapist' Case
• Lyft Partners With ADT To Develop Emergency Help System, Offering Discreet Help That Can Include A Silent 911 Call
• Abdikarim Mumin Arrested In Deadly Shooting In Aurora
• Some Tarrant County Residents With COVID-19 Tell Contact Tracers They Had Attended Cowboys Home Games
• Person Involved At Baltimore County Schools Meal Site Tests Positive For COVID-19
• EXCLUSIVE: EPA Conducting More Testing In Delaware County Neighborhood That's Seen Unusually High Number Of People With Cancer
• Police: Allen Brewery Owner Charged With Murder After Allegedly Staging Client's Suicide
• Woman, 38, Accused Of Trying To Climb Sonora Preschool Fence To Kidnap Children
• Keller @ Large: COVID Surge Overriding Resistance To Mask Mandates
• COVID Vaccine: Pfizer Says It Will Seek FDA Approval 'Within Days'
• Traffic Stop In Glen Burnie Leads To Significant Drug Bust, Anne Arundel County Police Say
• Barricaded Man Shot And Killed By Police After Hours-Long Standoff
• MIA To Close Again On Saturday, Following New COVID Restrictions
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Businesses Self-Imposing Restrictions As Cases Surge
• People From Underrepresented Groups Needed To Take Part In COVID-19 Trials; Researchers Stress Safety Is Top Priority
• NYPD: Armed Suspects Arrested Overnight After Holding Queens Family Hostage Inside Home
• Exclusive: CBS4 Goes On Miami PD Ride-Along During Narcotics Sweep Dubbed 'Operation Peek-A-Boo'
• Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams Announces Run For Mayor With Campaign Video
• Pac-12's Postseason Dreams Dimming Due to COVID-19
• #SpreadThanksNotCOVID: Union Calls For More Action From Grocery Stores
• This Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (Nov 21)
• NFL Placing All Teams In Intensive COVID-19 Protocol
• Police Searching For Car Involved In Brockton Hit-And-Run That Killed 72-Year-Old Woman
• Mojave National Preserve Shares Images Of Stunning 'Firenado' That Erupted As Dome Fire Burned
• COVID-19 is killing Americans at a rate of at least one per minute
• Allegheny County Health Department Director Criticizes Plum Parents Who Held Non-Sponsored Homecoming Dance
• Former Miami Dolphins Safety Reshad Jones Arrested On Firearm Charge
• Trail Ridge Road In Rocky Mountain National Park Closed For Season
• UPDATE: One Dead As Mountain View Fire Grows To Over 28,000 Acres; Wind Concerns Remain In Reno Fire
• Maryland Announces 2020-21 Big Ten Schedule
• Pfizer Says Their COVID-19 Vaccine Is 95% Effective, Seeking Clearance Soon
• COVID In Wisconsin: Gov. Evers To Extend Mask Mandate As Hospitals Overwhelmed
• Crandall Police Department Now Using Viridian Gun Mounted Cameras
• COVID Latest: Massachusetts Reports 2,744 New Cases, 47 Additional Deaths
• 'NorCal Rapist' Suspect Roy Waller Found Guilty On All Counts
• Local Company Donates E-Bikes To LAFD's Bike Medic Team
• Boston Public Garden Sex Assault Suspect Francisco Romero Arrested
• Christmas Village Coming Alive For 2020 Holiday Season
• Kimberly Budd Confirmed As First Black Female Chief Justice Of Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
• New COVID-19 Contact-Tracing Feature Allows People To Anonymously Notify Others About Possible Exposure
• Denver Public Schools Shifts Remaining In-Person ECE-2nd Grades To Remote Learning
• As Thanksgiving Approaches, Concerns Arise In Colleges Due To Coronavirus
• MHSAA Makes Plans For Fall Championships In December
• Bullied British Boy Turns Trouble Into Triumph By Launching Anti-Bullying Campaign
• Analyst Forecasts One-Time $26 Billion Windfall for California Budget
• COVID-19 Immunity May Last Years After Recovery, New Study Finds
• Hallahan Catholic Girls' High School, Bishop McDevitt High School Closing At End Of School Year
• Chargers' Justin Herbert Got A Haircut And Twitter Had All The Jokes At His Expense
• COVID-19 In Florida: State Tops 900K Cases, Nearly 18K Deaths
• Maryland Weather: Coldest Air So Far This Season
• Stores see return of panic buying as COVID-19 shutdowns loom
• Hampden Yarn Shop Lovelyarns Needs Your Help To Give Hundreds Of Hats To Children This Holiday Season
• Wearing A Mask While Exercising Is Not Harmful To Your Health, Medical Review Finds
• COVID-19 Testing Coming To 134 Massachusetts School Districts
• Biden talks with health care workers about COVID-19 crisis
• Firefighter Injured Battling House Fire In Philadelphia's East Oak Lane
• Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price, Husband Test Positive For COVID-19
• Baltimore City Elections Officials: 2020 General Election Certified Wednesday
• Baltimore Board Of Estimates Approves Settlements In Gun Trace Task Force Cases
• AG Nessel Sues Trump Administration For Neglecting To Update National Energy Efficiency Standards
• COVID-19 In Florida: Bar Exams Go Online In February After Months Of Delays
• Mets' Robinson Cano Tests Positive For Banned Substance, Suspended For Entire 2021 Season
• At least 20 dead after Hurricane Iota slams Nicaragua coast
• Pfizer And BioNTech Say Final Analysis Shows Coronavirus Vaccine Is 95% Effective With No Safety Concerns
• As Florida Grapples With Coronavirus Pandemic, State Education Commissioner Says Distance Learning Will Continue
• Apple To Pay $113 Million To Settle iPhone Throttling Allegations
• Baltimore City Residents May Notice One-Time Water Bill Charges Change After DPW Implements RouteSmart Software
• Court Dismisses Lawsuit Against Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Arguing COVID-19 Orders Are Unconstitutional
• Congressman Doug Lamborn Has COVID-19, Officials Confirm
• Vandals Throw Port-A-Potty Over West End Overlook, EMS Rescue Use Skills To Remove 'Eyesore'
• Baltimore County Public Schools Free Meal Sites Altering Schedule For Thanksgiving Week
• Harford Sheriff Investigating Murder-Suicide In Edgewood Wednesday
• Ogbah's Breakout Season Helps Dolphins Join Playoff Race
• Hunting Licenses Soar As Virus-Weary Americans Head Outdoors
• Wreaths To Be Placed At Arlington National Cemetery Despite Pandemic
• Hurley's Picks: Wishing The Joe Judge-Marc Colombo Fight Was Real
• Lights Represent Those Experiencing Homelessness In Denver
• Woman Fatally Struck By Car After Reportedly Falling In Middle Of St. Paul Intersection
• Texas Junior College Officer Shoots Armed Man Threatening Staffer
• Rapper Tory Lanez Pleads Not Guilty In Shooting Of Megan Thee Stallion
• Second Suspect Musaab Abdul Ali Arrested In Assault Of Cold Stone Creamery Employees In Edgewater Over Mask Wearing
• UPDATE: Woman Killed In Crash On Interstate Highway 680 In Pacheco
• Here is Everything Included in COVID-19 Restrictions in Michigan
• 2 Women Charged After Allegedly Pointing Gun At Another Driver, Drugs Seized From Their Car, Anne Arundel County Police Say
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: South Greensburg Business Looking To Help By Giving Away Free Coronavirus Kits
• Eversource Truck Hits, Kills 70-Year-Old Bicyclist In Milton
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court Taking Up Challenges To More Than 8,000 Philadelphia Ballots Filed By Trump Campaign
• Struggling Colorado Families Get A Helping Hand As Government Relief Stalls
• Baker Warns Thanksgiving Gatherings Could Trigger 'Significant Spread' Of Coronavirus
• COVID Surge: Contra Costa DA Preps For Anticipated Health Order Violation Complaints
• Finance Committee Signs Off On Mayor Lori Lightfoot's $94 Million Property Tax Hike Plan, Rest Of 2021 Tax Plan
• Is there a secret to living well into your 90s?
• Deadly Road Rage Shooting: Romeo Desean Thompson Arrested In Death Of Phillip Hunt
• Despite COVID-19, Analyst Forecasts One-Time $26B California Budget Windfall
• Houston Police Sgt. Sean Rios, Killed Trying To Stop Shootout, Remembered As Leader Dedicated To Family, Community
• COVID-19 Outbreak Forces SeaDream To Cancel Sailings
• Navy At USF Football Game Postponed For COVID-19 Cases At USF
• COVID-19 driving renewed interest in golf
• President Donald Trump Pursues Recount Of 2 Liberal Wisconsin Counties
• Republican senators criticize Trump's firing of Christopher Krebs
• Detroit Police Seek Suspect In Drive-By Shooting That Killed 7-Year-Old Girl
• Coronavirus In Indiana: Lake, Porter, Newton Counties Elevated To Red Alert Status For COVID Spread
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court Takes Up Trump Challenge To 8K Philadelphia Votes
• Pass Holders Can Make Reservations For Vail's Opening Day And Early Season Starting Wednesday Afternoon
• Vestas Announces Layoffs In January 2021
• Help CBS 11 News Support Blood Cancer Research
• Pennsylvania Reports Over 6,300 New COVID-19 Cases, Highest Single-Day Total Since Pandemic Began
• Study Shows Low-Income LA Neighborhoods Are Most At Risk Of COVID-19
• Survey Shows Majority Michigan Educators Concerned With In Person Learning While COVID-19 Case Up
• Cruz calls senator "a complete ass" for mask comment
• Allina Health Says No Visitors Allowed As Pandemic Worsens In Minnesota
• Florida Murder Suspect Fatally Shot By Police In Laurel Identified As Shawn Braddy; Injured Officer Remains In Hospital
• As PennDOT Preps For Winter Roads, Coronavirus Safety Now Also A Big Factor
• Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board Waives 2021 License Fees for Wineries, Breweries And Distilleries
• John Anthony Bryant Jr. Indicted In Fatal March Collision In Columbia, Police Say He Was Under Influence Of Cocaine
• Rep. Katherine Clark Of Melrose Elected Assistant Speaker By House Democrats
• Apple Settles For $113M With State Attorneys Over iPhone Battery Slowdown
• Hours After New Indoor Dining Ban Announcement, Roxy On Broadway Lays Off Most Of Staff
• Denver Paramedics Face COVID Fatigue As Third Spike Ramps Up
• U.S. drops drug charges against Mexican general, clearing way for transfer
• Chargers, Justin Herbert 'Have To Play Better Late In Games' Says CBS' Rich Gannon
• Wisconsin governor speaks as virus deaths hit record high
• What Should Jets Fans Watch For Down The Stretch? CBS' Rich Gannon Points To Evaluating Sam Darnold To See 'If He's Quarterback Of The Future'
• Pittsburgh Water And Sewer Authority Pleads Guilty To Dumping Sludge In Allegheny River
• New Mental Health Facility Chosen Over New Jail In Unanimous Vote By Santa Clara County Supervisors
• Apple slashes App Store fees for most developers
• Tom Hanks, Billy Porter And Joanne Rogers Named Cabinet Members For Tree Of Life's Rebuilding Campaign
• University Of Maryland Basketball Remembers Len Bias On What Would Have Been His 57th Birthday
• First Combined Test For COVID-19, Influenza A & B Now Available In Metro Detroit
• The Ninety Nine Is Closing 2 Massachusetts Restaurant Locations For Good
• US Judge Blocks Trump Administration Rule Inhibiting Unions, Illinois Attorney General, Other States, Filed Challenge
• Helicopter View Shows Cameron Peak Fire Damage, FEMA Warns Of Possible Flooding
• New Hampshire Food Establishments Fined, Warned Over Lack Of Masks
• COVID-19 Tests In Massachusetts: How To Find Them
• Changes Coming To DC's 2021 Cherry Blossom Festival Due To COVID-19
• Survey Reveals Heightened Dependence On Cars In Pandemic, Even With Fewer Places To Go
• Police Seek Suspect Wanted In Fatal Hit-And-Run On Detroit's East Side
• South Florida Finally Feeling A Little Fall Weather
• Rams MNF Game To Feature All-Black Officiating Crew For First Time In NFL History
• Maryland Company To Pay $550K For Misleading Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority Over Hand Sanitizer
• Trump Administration Ordered To Stop Throwing Out Children Who Cross Southern Border Alone
• Democrat Thomas Suozzi Declared Winner In Race For N.Y.'s 3rd Congressional District
• President Trump Pays $3 Million For Recount Of 2 Liberal Wisconsin Counties
• PG&E Appoints Patricia Poppe As New CEO
• NJ Transit Train Crashes Into Car On Tracks For 2nd Time In 2 Weeks In Hackensack
• Steelers 'Have Look Of Something Special' Says CBS' Rich Gannon
• US Coast Guard Releases More Than 200 Sea Turtles Off South Florida Waters
• Chicago Mayor Lightfoot Unveils Five Year Capital Plan
• Rudy Gutierrez Charged With Bridgeview Car Theft, Kidnapping Of 4-Year-Old Liam Barbarasa
• Community Leaders Calling For Budget Amendment To Fund Mental Health Response Program
• Maine Has Highest Rate Of Smokers In New England, Report Finds
• State Leaders, Colorado Education Association Send Mixed Messages About In-Person Learning
• 900 Mayo Clinic Staff In MN And WI Test Positive For COVID In Two Weeks
• Dallas City Leaders Looking To Get Handle On Spikes In COVID-19, Crime
• Construction Worker Fatally Run Over By Loaded Gravel Truck In Redlands
• 200 arrested amid "aggressive" protest against Germany's COVID rules
• After 'Intense Investigative Effort' Into City Grill Fire, Michael Lidmila Arrested On Arson Charges
• Georgia counties on "good pace" to complete audit by deadline, official says
• Police: Man Runs From Officers, Barricades Himself In Home While Family Sleeps Inside
• Kaepernick calls for release of man convicted of killing cop in 1981
• COVID In Minnesota: Record-High 67 Deaths Recorded In Last 24 Hours, Pushing State Past 3,000 Mark
• Woman's Body Found Floating Along Miami Beach Shoreline
• Littleton Families Asked To Pledge They'll Follow COVID Guidelines For Thanksgiving
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Pa. Health Dept. Announces New Highest Daily Increase Of 6,339 New Cases
• Community In Mourning After Texas 6-Year-Old Hit, Killed By School Bus
• Republican Leaders In Florida House, Senate Look At Climate Change Plans
• Ben Watkins, "MasterChef Junior" contestant, has died at 14
• Michigan Department Of Natural Resources Says Tiny, Invasive Insects From Asia Found In Michigan State Park
• Patriots In 'Must-Win' Territory For Remainder Of Season If They Hope To Make Playoffs
• Lottery Scratch-Off Ticket Win Makes Player Texas' Newest Multi-Millionaire
• Help Needed To Find Killer Of 16-Year-Old Boy In Pomona
• House Democrats Choose Nancy Pelosi As Speaker To Lead Into Biden Presidency
• MBTA Tricked Into Ordering Ineffective Hand Sanitizer Alternative, AG Alleges
• Anoka Co. Jail Becomes First Detention Center In Minn. To Use Full Body Scanner
• Florida Legislators Could Limit COVID-19 Lawsuits
• Thanksgiving 2020: What's Maryland's Favorite Pie?
• Roseville DUI Suspect Accused Of Driving At Deputies, Ramming Patrol Vehicles
• VTA Faces Resistance Over Using Measure B Funds for BART
• COVID Surge: Some Residents Resist California's New Coronavirus Restrictions
• Ebola Outbreak In The Democratic Republic Of The Congo Is Officially Over 
• Florida Atlantic University Gets Record $20 Million Donation To Study Holocaust
• Mike Garcia Clings To Slim Lead Over Christy Smith In LA County Congressional Race
• Thai lawmakers reject reforms as pro-democracy protests turn violent
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 620 New Cases, Bringing Countywide Total To Over 21,000
• As COVID-19 Resurges, Some Stores Reporting Shortages Of Toilet Paper
• Procession Scheduled In Arlington For Marwan Sameh Ghabour, Soldier Killed In Egypt Helicopter Crash
• Ross Couple Todd and Diane Blake Sentenced In College Admissions Scandal
• Florida Sees Daily COVID-19 Increase Over Past 45 Days
• South Dakota city's mask mandate slammed as "weak and ineffectual"
• ZooLights In Lincoln Park Will Remain Open Through The Holidays; Zoo To Close In January
• Police: South Florida Man On LSD, Charged With Tackling Disney World Guard
• Friendship Circle Buys Dakota Bread Company To Provide Job Training, Baking Skills To Adults With Special Needs
• Higher Hopes! Celebrates 7th Annual Thanksgiving Food Distribution With 1,000 Meal Kits Delivered To Families In Need
• Former Detroit Lion Herman Moore Serves As This Year's Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign Chairperson
• Thanksgiving Inspires Local Photographer To Recreate Iconic 'Ferris Bueller's Day Off' Parade Scene
• Bill Belichick Calls For U.S. To Take Action Against Turkey, Azerbaijan For 'Unprovoked And Deadly Attacks On Armenians'
• Bring On The Holiday Cheer! Putting Up Holiday Decor Early Can Help Boost Your Mental Health
• Michael B. Jordan is People magazine's 2020 Sexiest Man Alive
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Athletic Conference Cancels Winter Sports
• Survey: Michigan Educators Feel Unsafe Returning To School
• Coronavirus In Maryland: 2,018 New Cases Reported, ICU Hospitalizations At Highest Level Since June
• FAA Clears Boeing 737 Max To Fly Again, After Approving Safety Changes
• Iran vows "quick" return to nuclear deal if Biden drops sanctions
• Fort Worth-Based American Is 1st U.S. Airline To Put Newly Cleared 737 Max Jets Back On Schedule
• PTL Links: November 18, 2020
• Flint Water Lawsuit Settlement Now Totals About $641M
• Cooking With Rania: Corn Pudding
• COVID Roundup: Pfizer To Seek Emergency FDA Vaccine Approval; Panic Buying Emptying Store Shelves
• Woman Headed To Prison For Fraud Obtained COVID-Relief Loan
• Megan Rapinoe, Emma Corrin & Josh O'Connor, #ShareTheMic with Luvvie, Design Under $30
• Bachman's 'Christmas Magic Mischief' Holiday Play
• House Democrats nominate Pelosi for speaker in leadership elections
• School Warnings About Children's Weight Don't Work, Study Says
• County Health Director Uses Racist Term To Describe Asian Americans During Meeting To Declare Racism A Public Health Crisis
• CHP: Person Who Ran Into Traffic Along I-80 In North Sacramento Struck, Killed
• With PlayStation 5 In High Demand, Oak Forest Brothers Learn Hard Way That Scammers Are Taking Advantage
• Santa Rosa 12-Year-Old Arrested For Allegedly Making 'Swatting' Call To Police
• Pfizer says vaccine 95% effective, will seek FDA's okay "within days"
• LA County To Enact Business Curfew As COVID-19 Cases Surge
• Firefighters Battle Blaze In West Baltimore
• Playing Video Games May Make You Happier, Study Finds
• Superintendent In Brighton Wants A Policy Changed To Help Get Kids Back In The Classroom
• Dr. Dave Hnida Says Colorado's COVID Notification App Is Valuable
• Patriots Add J.C. Jackson To Pro Bowl Ballot After Initially Leaving Him Off
• Pfizer Says Its COVID-19 Vaccine Is 95% Effective
• No New Ambulances Coming, Response Times Still Sometimes Long, And CFD Whistleblower Says Pandemic Has Made Shortage Worse
• Michigan GOP Backtracks After Blocking Vote Certification
• 2nd Stimulus Package Update: Politicians Still Can't Agree On Type Of Aid Or How Much To Spend
• Average American Feels Old At 47
• Home Depot Is Boosting Hourly Wages
• Robert Downey Jr. Sends Pittsburgh Steelers Defensive Lineman Cam Heyward Iron Man-Themed Gift
• Politics And Science Collide: Yolo County Health Officer Speaks On Pandemic Response, Political Pressure
• 32-Year-Old Man Shot & Killed In Baltimore Overnight Wednesday
• Video shows Quawan Charles leaving home before he was found dead
• Massive 2-Alarm Fire Destroys Commercial Building In City Of Industry
• World's last known white giraffe gets GPS after 2 others killed
• Denver Hospital Advises Staff On Dealing With Anti-Maskers: 'Set The Tone ... Keep Calm'
• Congressman Ed Perlmutter Tests Positive For COVID
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: New Covid Strain
• Tractor-Trailer Crash On Zakim Bridge Leads To Major Traffic Delays
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Travelers Required To Test Negative Before Traveling To State Or Quarantine For 14 Days
• Ben Roethlisberger Named AFC Offensive Player Of The Week
• Brush Fire Breaks Out Near Hansen Dam
• Neighbors In Horror After 3 Hunting Dogs Take Over Block In Ashburn, Maul And Kill Shih Tzu
• South Florida Mayors To Urge Gov. DeSantis To Change COVID-19 Approach
• A Mother's Quest For Peace: What Led Officials To Christie Wilson's Body On Her Killer's Property
• Report: Atlanta Hawks, Indiana Pacers 'In Play' To Land Gordon Hayward From Celtics
• Family Safely Escapes House Fire In North Sewickley Township
• FDA Approves At-Home Rapid Coronavirus Test For Emergency Use
• COVID Won't Stop NORAD From Tracking Santa
• Calif. Tightens Mask Mandate Amid Surge In COVID-19 Cases
• Isabella Guzman, Who Stabbed Mother To Death, Asks For Release From Colorado Mental Hospital
• Deadly Shooting Under Investigation In Northwest Miami-Dade
• Army did "nothing" for soldier who reported sexual assault, mom says
• Mountain View Fire: Wildfires Rage In Eastern Sierra, Burn Homes In Reno
• D'Amico Thanksgiving Feast
• Los Angeles County tightens COVID-19 restrictions
• FDA approves at-home rapid coronavirus test for emergency use
• Police In 2 North Texas Cities Investigate Drive-By Shootings That May Be Connected
• New COVID-19 restrictions in place as 73,000 hospitalized
• Heavy Snowfall, 100 MPH Winds Batter Lake Tahoe Area
• Trump fires top cybersecurity official Chris Krebs
• Police: Suspect Wanted For Pushing Man Into Traffic On Brooklyn Street
• Celtics Should Be Pretty Busy On Draft Night
• Target Gains Steam Heading Into Holiday Season, Reports $22 Billion In Q3 Earnings
• Russian spacewalk prepares station for new module
• Michael B. Jordan Named PEOPLE's Sexiest Man Alive 2020
• COVID: Pfizer To Seek Emergency FDA Approval For COVID-19 Vaccine; Test Results 95% Effective, No Side Effects
• La Roche University Hosting 'Instant Decision Drive-Thru' Admissions Event
• Michigan's Wayne County certifies election results after first failing
• Pfizer Says Vaccine 95% Effective, Will Seek FDA's Okay 'Within Days'
• Convicted Child Molester Who Fled To Dominican Republic Sentenced To Life In Prison
• Townhouse Fire Forces Man And His Dog From Their Home
• Pfizer Says COVID-19 Vaccine 95% Effective In Final Trial Results
• Golden State Warriors Ponder Options As Hours Count Down To NBA Draft
• Hospital Systems Across Texas Strained As Positive COVID-19 Cases Soar To New Levels
• Black Texas constable gets office near offensive sign
• Wilmington Country Club To Host 2022 BMW Championship
• Man Arrested Near Edens Expressway After Attempted Carjacking, Chase In North Mayfair
• Thanks To A Simple Facebook Post, Pilsen Teen Not Only Finds Virtual Special Needs Program At Park District, But Also Gets To Star In Furniture Commercial
• SEE IT: Videos Show Man Wielding Flamethrower On Top Of MTA Bus In Brooklyn
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunshine, Dry Conditions, And Cold Temperatures
• Brookline's Conan O'Brien Leaving Late Night TV For New HBO Max Show
• 389-day Arctic research mission brings urgent call for climate action
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/18 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Couple using same lottery numbers for 26 years wins jackpot
• MDPD: Man, Woman Found Dead Inside Southwest Miami-Dade Home
• Gov. JB Pritzker Announces New COVID-19 Crackdown: Capacity Limits For Retail Stores; Museums, Theaters, And Casinos Required To Close
• At-Home, Rapid COVID-19 Test Given Emergency Use Authorization By FDA
• Multiple Businesses Report Break Ins Overnight In River Forest
• Chicago Weather: Warmer Temperatures
• 'Just Wear A Mask:' Lt. Gov. John Fetterman Pleads With Pennsylvanians To Be Safe Amid Rising COVID-19 Cases
• Sue Mi Terry discusses North Korea's nuclear advancements
• Fire Breaks Out At Laundromat In Media Overnight
• Wisconsin cop who killed three people in five years is resigning
• U.K. leader says new gas cars sales will be banned in a decade
• Sudbury Police Officer Al Hutchinson Hosts 'QuaranStory Time' For Kids In Town
• 'Our Biggest Fear Is Danger': Marple Township Residents Frustrated Over Lack Of Information About PECO Natural Gas Artery Project
• Wednesday's Child: 13-Year-Old Izaq
• Local Artist Makes Commemorative 'Repaired Sinkhole' Bus Christmas Ornaments
• Explosion Of COVID-19 Cases In Pennsylvania Leads Health Officials To Implement Strict Travel Guidelines
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto & United WE Partner To Increase Representation Of Women On Civic Boards
• Santa Claus Helps With Downtown Pittsburgh Christmas Tree Lighting
• Woman Briefly Trapped After Car Crashes Into Her Home
• COVID-19 In Beaver County: Dozens Of Workers At Shell Cracker Plant Test Positive
• Drive-Thru COVID-19 Testing Available In McKeesport
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• Human Remains Found On 2 Properties In Southern Colorado
• Steelers Looking For Run Game, Despite Undefeated Record
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/18 Wednesday Morning Forecast

Videos from November 18, 2020

• Naya Rivera's family files wrongful death lawsuit in wake of her drowning
• New documentary examines the impact of marijuana on Black and Brown communities
• Remote learning and social isolation heighten concerns about teen mental health
• Expert says Biden transition team losing time to prepare as Trump administration delays process
• Minnesota Governor Tim Walz announces new COVID-19 restrictions ahead of Thanksgiving
• New York City closing public schools amid rise in COVID-19 cases
• Public can pick a name for this adorable panda cub at the National Zoo
• CBS News investigates: Sexual assault survivors say military failed to protect victims
• Boeing 737 Max approved to fly again after fatal crashes
• Former Green Beret pleads guilty to spying for Russia
• Experts urge Trump to back COVID-19 measures amid "dire" pandemic
• New York City schools close as U.S. coronavirus deaths surpass 250,000
• CBS Evening News, November 18, 2020
• Georgia GOP Senator David Perdue refuses to debate during runoff campaign
• Pfizer and Moderna vaccines prove effective, as COVID cases keep rising nationwide
• Why the Trump campaign continues to fight election results despite court losses
• Rep. Adam Schiff: Trump fired election security official because he "wasn't toeing the president's line" on voter fraud
• 11/18: Red and Blue
• Rep. Bennie Thompson slams Trump for firing top election security official
• New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announces schools are closing as COVID cases rise
• How to start new holiday traditions during an unprecedented year
• How to gather for the holidays while also following health guidelines
• House Democrats back Nancy Pelosi for Speaker
• Senator Sherrod Brown calls out Senator Dan Sullivan for not wearing a mask in tense exchange
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• Trump campaign requests recount in two Wisconsin counties
• Biden talks to health care workers and focuses on transition
• Senate Intelligence Committee's top Democrat reacts to Trump firing election security official
• Activists warn low-income countries might struggle with vaccine access
• Trump fires nation's top election security official after agency said election was securely run
• Amazon shakes up pharmaceutical industry with new online pharmacy
• Immunologist: "There are dark days ahead" despite COVID vaccine progress
• Cybersecurity analyst weighs in on firing of top election security official
• Trump fires nation's top election security official who disputed fraud claims
• House Democrat says Congress has few options to help Biden's transition to power
• California Wildlife Center collects used plywood from boarded-up stores for animal enclosures
• How to talk to your family about celebrating the holidays safely
• Health care workers express overwhelming fatigue as COVID-19 cases surge across the country
• El Paso hospitals forced to send patients to other parts of the state
• Video appears to show Louisiana teen Quawan Charles leaving home voluntarily
• Mother says military's failure to handle daughter's sexual assault led to her death
• U.N. says humanitarian crisis unfolding in Ethiopia; Iran warns U.S.
• FAA lifts grounding order on Boeing 737 Max
• Trump fires head of U.S. cybersecurity agency as campaign continues legal challenges
• Trump fires election security official who disputed fraud claims
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