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• Pared-Back Pandemic Feasts Goose Demand for Tiny Turkeys
• Manteca Man Accused Of Committing 4 Armed Robberies In 74 Minutes
• Gov. Newsom's Child Quarantined for Possible COVID-19 Exposure
• Gov. Gavin Newsom's Child Quarantined For Possible Virus Exposure
• 'We Need Everyone To Stay Home': Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Warns We're Entering Hardest Phase
• Ceres Man Accused Of Secretly Recording Airbnb Guest, Cyberstalking
• Going Rogue: Newport Beach Boaters Say They Will Hold Their Own Christmas Parade
• Families Making COVID-Friendly Change Of Plans For Thanksgiving
• LA County Warns Of Additional Restrictions If COVID Cases Continue To Rise
• Trump Makes Announcement On Policy Lowering Drug Prices, Still Isn't Conceding Election
• Communities Take Aim At 'Unenforceable' Coronavirus Curfew
• Opening Day At South Lake Tahoe Ski Resorts Brings Change For Skiers
• COVID Vaccines: California Health Care Experts Plan for Distribution of COVID-19 Vaccine When Available
• Dozens March In Echo Park In Recognition Of Transgender Day Of Remembrance
• COVID In Erie: One Town Caught In The Middle Of Two Counties As Dial Moves Into Level Red Restrictions
• COVID In Denver: What Makes Outdoor Dining Safer Than Indoor Dining?
• Livermore Cold Case Rape Suspect Gregory Vien Dies From Injuries Sustained In Nail Gun Suicide Attempt
• Broncos Must Solve Dolphins 'Cover Zero' Blitz To Snap Losing Streak
• 2 Dead In Rollover Crash On 60 Freeway In Boyle Heights
• Cabaldon Concedes, Martha Guerrero Wins West Sacramento Mayor Race
• Many Holds On Legitimate Unemployment Claims To Be Lifted After Fraud Prevention Investigation
• Chicago Weather: Cloudy And Wet Weekend Ahead
• 'We Are Definitely Being Bullied Out Of Town': Gym Owner Says Unfounded Noise Complaints Started With Pandemic
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/21 Saturday Morning Forecast
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Quiet Night Downtown With No Light Up Night
• Accused Kenosha Gunman Kyle Rittenhouse Freed On Bond, Poses For Photo With Actor Ricky Schroder
• Coronavirus In NYC: Businesses Face Potential Setbacks As Mayor De Blasio Tells City To Prepare For Second Wave Shutdown
• Mom Fail Ends With 'I DON'T WANT THIS' Instead Of 6-Year-Old's Name Printed On School Pictures
• Late Interception, Disputed Penalty Help Minnesota Hang On For 34-31 Win Over Purdue
• Modesto Police Investigate 2 Separate Crashes Involving Pedestrians
• Maryland COVID-19 Cases Surge As New Restrictions Take Effect And Businesses Fight To Stay Afloat
• New Twists On Holiday Traditions Help Make Spirits Bright Despite Pandemic Restrictions
• Dining Rooms Go Dark Again At Minnesota Restaurants As COVID Restrictions Go Into Effect
• 'Deeply Disappointing' | Maryland Democrats Critical Of Gov. Hogan After Report Says $9.4M South Korean COVID-19 Tests Were Flawed
• Buffalo Printing Company Selling Gov. Cuomo Window Decal To Keep An Eye On Thanksgiving Gatherings
• Maryland Company Helps Create Dry Ice For Future COVID-19 Vaccine Transport
• Local Business Owners Say They Need Government Support In Order To Stay Afloat During Coronavirus Pandemic
• 'I Got My Happy Ending': Rosie The Boston Terrier Stolen From Baltimore Home Returned, Owner Says
• Special Teams Giving Vikings Plenty Of Trouble This Season
• Mass Shooting At Mayfair Mall In Wauwatosa, Wisconsin; Shooter 'At Large'
• New Modeling Report Estimates 1 in 49 Coloradans Has COVID
• Donald Trump Jr. Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Ravens To Open Official Team Pop-Up Shop In Canton Monday
• Republican Rep. Mike Garcia Declares Victory Despite Outstanding Ballots
• South Florida Hospital Leaders: 'We Need To Protect Each Other Until COVID Vaccine Becomes Widely Available'
• 20-Foot Christmas Tree Arrives In Downtown Annapolis
• 1st California 'Diverging Diamond' Highway Interchange Set to Open Near Stockton
• Suspects In Kidnapping Plot Against Governor Whitmer Denied Bond
• Colorado Sets New Record For Daily COVID Tests As More Sites Prepare To Open
• GM Expects Electric Cars To Cost Same As Gas Cars
• Local Restaurants Urge 'Eat Local' As The Burger Battle Heats Up
• Lights Go Up On Detroit's Christmas Tree, Virtual Ceremony This Year
• COVID-19 In Florida: State Adds 9,085 New Cases, Miami-Dade Adds 2,091
• Kelly Stafford, Wife of Lion's QB, Matthew Stafford, Says 'Living in Dictatorship That We Call Michigan'
• Wayne County Board of Canvassers Fears For Life After Rescinding Vote
• Ohio Animal Shelter's Longest-Term Resident Finally Finds Forever Home
• Know The Score: November 20, 2020
• Christmas Tree Sales Starting Early In Boston
• Report: Sixers Sign 8-Time All-Star Dwight Howard To 1-Year Deal
• Florida Inmate COVID-19 Total Tops 17,000
• San Bernardino Hits 81K COVID-19 Cases, Riverside Reports 1,400 Deaths
• Westchester Bus Driver Honored For Helping Save Life Of 4-Month-Old Child
• COVID In Philadelphia: Lawyer Representing Restaurant Owners Believes Restrictions May Infringe On Constitutional Rights
• Upper Darby Police Officer Fatally Shoots Man In Wooded Area After He Reportedly Became Violent With Officers
• San Jose Police Investigating Fatal Friday Night Shooting
• Massachusetts Travel Restrictions: New Hampshire, Maine Removed From List Of Exempt States
• 34-Year-Old From Milan, Minnesota Airlifted After Kandiyohi Co. Crash
• Goran Dragic, Meyers Leonard Set To Return To Heat
• Decreasing COVID Test Turnaround Times Include 'Inconclusive Results' From State Lab
• Impaired Driving Deadly Crashes Up Over Last Year As MADD Joins With Law Enforcement To Stop Dangerous Trend
• VIDEO: Man Spit At Hikers Who Weren't Wearing Masks And Said 'I Have COVID'
• San Francisco Zoo Mourns Passing Of Zura, Beloved 39-Year-Old Gorilla
• Cape Cod Man Completes Cross-Country Bike Ride To Celebrate Sobriety
• Prosecutors Will Seek Death Penalty For Alleged MS-13 Gang Member Jairo Saenz In Murders Of 2 Long Island Teens
• 7 1/2-Foot-Tall Bronze Batman Statue Unveiled In Burbank
• No Swim Advisory Issued For Parts Of Biscayne Bay Due To Leak In Wastewater Pipe
• Caught On Camera: Driver Taken Into Custody After Chase, Crash That Injured Connecticut State Trooper
• COVID Curfew: Bay Area Residents Brace For Early Shutdown Under New Order
• Pittsburgh Pirates Designate Pitcher Trevor Williams And Utility Player José Osuna For Assignment
• No Fans Allowed At Denver Broncos Games Due To Surge In Coronavirus Cases
• 4 Charged After Protesting On Enbridge Energy Property Near Park Rapids
• COVID: Testing Demand Grows Before Thanksgiving As Bay Area Health Official Urges No Travel, Gatherings
• LA Man Pleads Guilty To Vehicular Manslaughter In Deadly 2019 Anaheim Crash
• Aurora Police, Social Workers Partner To Respond To Calls Together
• Bou Scores In 95th Minute, Revolution Beat Impact 2-1 To Advance In MLS Playoffs
• No Injuries After Caltrain Strikes 2 Occupied Vehicles At Burlingame Crossing
• SRA Scholar Applies To California Colleges To Stay Close To Family In San Francisco
• Lieutenant Governor John Fetterman's Flags Fly In Face Of Some Pennsylvania Lawmakers
• Caught On Camera: Woman Steals Yorkie From Outside Willowbrook Home
• Ballot Proposal Would Restrict California Governor's Virus Powers
• Horse In Lawrence Co. Put Down After Falling Into Cistern, Breaking Femur
• LAPD Set To Disband Special Units Due To City's Financial Crisis
• Pennsylvania House Votes To Impose Fees On Electric Cars
• Parkland Hospital In Dallas Gives Rare Look Into COVID-19 Unit
• Mile High Tree Lights Up The Holiday Season
• California Attorney General Drops Lawsuit Against State Republican Party
• Santa Clara County Undersheriff Rick Sung Indicted; New Indictment For Captain Accused In CCW Bribery Scandal
• Aurora Woman And Her Mom Survive Violent Stabbing Attack, Suspect Marcus 'Mario' McGeachy At Large
• Hot Holiday Toys, Classics Like Lego's and Barbies Headline Most Popular
• Feed The Valley: How Your Donations Make a Difference In Everyday Lives
• Q&A: Regions Doctor Says Next Few Weeks Are Critical In Fight Against COVID
• Panther Island Ice Rink In Fort Worth Opens With COVID-19 Protocols
• Gov. Murphy Says New Jersey Could Receive First Doses Of COVID Vaccine By Christmas If Approved
• Man Dies After Being Found Shot In Car Along I-5 In Sacramento
• Local Doctor Offers Ways To Cope With Holiday Blues
• North Texas Woman Providing Suitcases To Foster Kids Who Keep Their Belongings In Trash Bags
• Hundreds Of Thousands Of Residents Stand To Lose Unemployment Benefits By The End Of Next Month
• COVID-19 Latest: Dollar Or Less Days Canceled In Baltimore
• Suspicious Fires At Pleasanton Playgrounds Under Investigation, Cause More Than $75,000 In Damage
• 9 Sacramento Regional Fire/EMS Communications Center Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Broadway Actor Alex Weisman Sucker-Punched On Subway
• De'Aaron Fox Agrees To 5-Year, $163M Max Extension With Kings, Reports Say
• New Jersey Voting Session Canceled Amid Recreational Marijuana Bill Disagreements
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Holiday Season Has Potential To Spread Virus 'Like Wildfire,' Doctor Says
• Tarrant County Sheriff Bill Waybourn Tests Positive For COVID-19
• ISP Enforcing Indoor Dining Ban As Local Governments Flout Restrictions
• COVID In Colorado: Department Of Labor Urges Businesses To Keep Employees Working During Level Red
• Trump attacks big Pharma, announces programs to lower drug prices
• Gov. Jared Polis Calls State's Emails To Oil & Gas Companies With Derogatory Names 'Unacceptable, Outrageous'
• People Wait In Long Lines For COVID Test At Sayre Health Center In West Philadelphia
• New State-of-the-Art Fire Station Opens In San Mateo County
• Native American Fox Chapel Woman Led Push To Remove Slur From Road And Trail Names
• 2 Church Parking Lots In Denver To Become Sanctioned Camps For Those Experiencing Homelessness
• Hallie Q. Brown Food Bank Has Seen 4,000% Increase In Clients Since March
• Ald. Lopez On Vandalism At Ward Office He Says Comes From Gang Members 'This Is A War, A Battle We're In'
• Ocean City To Begin Selling Discounted Beach Tags For Summer 2021 Saturday
• NYC Councilman Proposes Bill That Would Pay New Yorkers To Report Illegal Parking
• I-Team: Nurses Concerned About Shortage Of Rapid COVID-19 Tests
• Wedding Industry, Museums Adjust To New COVID Restrictions
• Free Clothing Closet For Students Opens At Sunrise Mall
• COVID In Colorado: Larimer Joins Counties Moving To Level Red On COVID-19 Dial
• Denver Dream Center And Kroenke Sports Charities Hand Out Groceries, Turkeys To Hundreds Of Colorado Families
• Humane Society of Broward Provides 'Dose Of Puppy Love' To Health Workers At Broward Health North
• LA County Firefighter Files Retaliation Lawsuit Over Kobe Bryant Crash Site Photos
• Abington Police: Man Arrested Following Shooting Outside Willow Grove Park Mall
• Suspect In Custody After Running Into Apartment During Dallas Police Chase
• 'Finding Your Happy' During The 4-Week Strict COVID Dial-Back
• Preparing Thanksgiving Dinner For The First Time? Chef Karan Fischer Has Some Advice
• Garcetti Joins Leaders To Celebrate Opening Of Supportive Housing Facility In South LA
• San Mateo Police Arrest Caregiver, Associates For Robbing of 97YO Woman
• Wawa Brings Back Holiday Beers For Third Straight Year
• One Man Shot In The Stomach In Homewood
• Family Of Pilsen Hit And Run Victim Pleads For Help; 'We Need To Get This Person Off The Streets'
• Police: Fayette County Man Attacks Girlfriend After She Breaks Up With Him
• Suspect Jeremy Harris, Described As Alleged 'Serial Killer' By Police, Accused In 3 Dallas Murders Including SMU Student Jaden Urrea
• Stanford Game Against WSU Canceled After Players Test Positive For COVID
• Massive Food Drives Becoming Common Sight In North Texas
• Denver Police Search For Suspect In Deadly Assault After Victim Mark Austin Dies
• Rare Badger Spotted East Of Mount Diablo Near Antioch
• COVID On Long Island: Riverhead, Hamptons Bays Near Micro-Cluster Designation
• FIU Comes Up With Creative Drive-Thru Graduation Ceremony
• Wheat Ridge Police Search For Robbery Suspect Who Threatened Ross Employee With Knife
• 'Sounds Of Caring' Short Film Highlights Mental Toll Pandemic Is Taking On Frontline Healthcare Workers
• Reflections on what to be thankful for amid the pandemic
• Digital Divide: NYC Department Of Education Says More Devices For Students Won't Arrive For At Least Another Month
• BSO Returns With Virtual Performances For Holiday Season
• San Bernardino, Riverside, Ventura County Sheriffs Join OC Sheriff, Decline To Enforce COVID Curfew
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Nurses Plead With Community To Stay Vigilant As Cases Continue To Rise
• 'Miami Shines' Tourism Campaign Aimed At Miami's Great Outdoor Adventures
• Fan Submissions Sought For Tournament Of Roses TV Special Held In Lieu Of Canceled Rose Parade
• Zoo Lights Begins This Weekend At The Maryland Zoo
• COVID In New Jersey: Gov. Murphy Encouraging Residents To Get Tested At One Of 400 Sites In State
• Sia defends portrayal of autistic character in new film
• Miami-Dade Police To Step Up Patrols To Ensure Safe Shopping Ahead Of Holiday Season
• NBA Legend Earvin Magic Johnson Assists In Distribution Of Food For Needy
• COVID In Philadelphia: Restaurant Owner Feels City Leaders 'Turned Their Back On Small Businesses' With New Restrictions
• Sanford Health CEO Says He Had COVID, But Will Return To Work Without Mask
• Parents Of Teen Killed In Last Year's Shooting At Saugus High School Sue William S. Hart Union High School District
• Sudden Switch To Remote Learning Means Particular Challenge For Students With Special Needs
• 80 Cats Rescued From Hoarding Situation In Aurora
• Ronald McDonald House Helping Family Of 3-Year-Old Boy Who Has A Lot Of Philadelphia Pride
• DHL Says 'We're Ready' To Assist In Distribution Of COVID-19 Vaccine When It's Available
• Research Shows Many Coronavirus Cases Have No Known Source
• 'We Don't Want People To Travel': Doctor Alarmed By Lines At COVID Testing Sites
• Christkindl Market Opens In Civic Center Park
• Wakefield Sees Uptick In Covid-19 Cases In Public Schools
• COVID Surge: Donald Trump Jr. Tests Positive for COVID-19
• Gov. Murphy Signs Daniel's Law After Son Of Judge Esther Salas Killed In Home Ambush
• Minneapolis Parks And Rec Board Cancels Sports, Closes Indoor Ice Arenas As New COVID Restrictions Kick In
• Parade Of Lights In Fort Worth Reimagined So Residents Can Enjoy From Home
• Bail Posted For Kyle Rittenhouse, Antioch Teen Charged With Killing Two People During Kenosha Protest
• Salvador Dalí Sculptures On Display In Miami Beach
• COVID In Philadelphia: Hospitality Industry Expects To Have 'Rough' Holiday Season With New Restrictions
• PRISM's Free Turkeys
• Caught On Video: Man Holds Knife To Woman's Throat During Attempted Robbery
• COVID-19 In Maryland: State Sees Second-Highest Single-Day Case Increase, Fifth Day In Past Week With More Than 2K Cases
• California Doctors Report Increase In Rare STD Complications Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• COVID In New Jersey: Food Bank Giving Away Record Amounts Of Food As Pandemic Worsens Ahead Of Holidays
• Dallas County Reports Daily Record High Of 1,974 New COVID-19 Cases, 15 More Deaths
• Folsom Man Accused Of Soliciting Photos From Florida Girl Linked To 40 Other Child Victims
• Lawmakers Spar Over Election And Its Results As Pennsylvania Moves To Certify Biden's Win
• Dining By Heat Lamps In Streets Of Boston Is About To End
• New COVID Restrictions Take Effect In Maryland
• Baylor University Halts All On-Campus Events Until February
• I-Team: Residents Of Wareham Neighborhood Living With Stench For 4 Years
• Coronavirus In Pittsburgh: Pitt Reports 48 New Coronavirus Cases
• Officials Urge Travelers To Limit Flights To Essential Trips; Safety Measures Still In Place At BWI
• MIAA: High School Winter Sports Start Dec. 14
• Baltimore On Pace To See 300 Murders For 6th Consecutive Year
• Saturday Marks Deadline To File For $1,200 Stimulus Payment
• Former Montgomery County Music Teacher Sentenced To More Than 4 Years In Federal Prison For Possession Of Child Pornography
• Miami Hurricanes Football Coach Manny Diaz Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Lieutenant Governor John Fetterman's Flags Fly In The Face Of Some Pennsylvania Lawmakers
• Experts fear feds aren't ready to get vaccines to nursing homes
• Demand For Gasoline Slips, Local Prices Showing Slight Change, AAA Mid-Atlantic Says
• 86 COVID Cases In Minnesota Tied To Attendance At Sturgis Motorcycle Rally
• New COVID-19 Rules Threaten California's October Job Gains
• Trump Makes Remarks On Prescription Drugs — And Still Isn't Conceding Election
• 'No One Wants To See The Gym Shutdown': Gyms Now Closed Until January Under Philadelphia's 'Safer At Home' Restrictions
• At Least One Man Hurt In Shooting On I-95 Near Golden Glades Interchange
• COVID Latest: Massachusetts Reports 2,288 New Cases, 34 Additional Deaths
• Brockton Man Held Without Bail In Deadly Hit And Run; DA Says He Left Victim 'Suffering In The Road'
• COVID In Philadelphia: Stricter COVID-19 Restrictions Now In Effect As City Prohibits Indoor Dining, Closes Gyms, Museums
• The Urban Oyster Operating Out Of Hotel Revival Rent Free Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Stanford Faculty Condemn Hoover Institution Fellow, Trump COVID-19 Advisor Dr. Scott Atlas - 'An Embarrassment To The University'
• LA Animal Services To Host 'Happy Furry Giving' Adoption Event This Weekend With Reduced, Waived Adoption Fees
• Grosse Pointe Park Appoints 1st African American To City Council
• COVID-19 In Illinois: 13,012 New Coronavirus Cases, 126 More Deaths, Hospitalizations Still Rising; 'Absolutely Zero Easy Answers'
• California Health Officials Concerned Over Rise in Severe Gonorrhea Cases
• Man Attempting To Climb Mount Everest On Iconic Rocky Steps To Raise Money For Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation
• Pacoima Neighbors Call For Whiteman Airport To Be Closed After Fatal Plane Crash
• Anita Jones Sentenced To 13 Years In Prison For Fatally Stabbing Estranged Husband Inside Johns Hopkins Hospital Room
• 'Not Trying To Be Punitive;' Oakland Mayor Schaaf Focusing COVID Curfew Enforcement On Businesses
• Police: 2 Arrested After 2019 Shooting In Wilkinsburg Kills 1, Injures 2
• Yonah White Arrested In Fatal Shooting Of Deon Brown In East Baltimore
• Missing Miami Teen Paige Strickland Safely Recovered
• Patriots Injury Report: Harry Added To List; Gilmore Among 15 Players Questionable Vs. Texans
• State Police Hand Down 3 Notices Of Violation, 18 Warnings To Pittsburgh-Area Establishments Over COVID-19 Orders
• Gophers' Brian Callahan Won't Coach Against Purdue Due To COVID
• COVID In Philadelphia: CHOP Nurse Becomes Vaccine Volunteer After Coronavirus Killed Aunt, Sickened Brother
• 'Traffic Is Double Double Animal Style' Around New In-N-Out Restaurant, Aurora Police Warn
• Getting started with MagSafe, the iPhone 12's best new feature
• Sen. Klobuchar Calls For Federal Help To Prepare For COVID Vaccine Distribution
• New York City wants to rein in the bots reading your resume
• Baltimore County Police Search For Suspect Accused Of Burglarizing Exxon Gas Station
• Bandits On Mobility Scooters Raid Bloomfield Twp. Store
• Thanksgiving Week Will Bring Two Different Weather Systems To Colorado
• Dems denounce Trump's attempts to pressure Michigan officials
• Celtics Reportedly Send Enes Kanter To Portland In 3-Team Trade With Memphis
• First In-N-Out Burgers Served In Colorado Get Gobbled Up
• Gas Fitters Indicted In NH Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Deaths
• COVID Surge: Colfax Warns San Francisco Edging Towards Purple Tier And State-Mandated Curfew
• Woman Accused Of Embezzling $1 Million From Campbell Law Firm Where She Worked
• 2 Men Arrested In Connection To Homicide Of Juan Michael Ross, Howard County Police Say
• 'Disgraceful': Advocates Want Drive-Thru Holiday Light Show Moved From Former Waltham Mental Facility
• Pfizer Asks For Emergency Use Of Its COVID-19 Vaccine
• Federal Appeals Court Strikes Down 'Conversion Therapy' Bans In Florida
• LA County Sheriff's Deputy Charged In 2018 Rape
• San Francisco DA Posts List Of Cases Possibly Impacted By Forensic Lab Analyst Misconduct
• Coroner Says Bobby Brown Jr. Cause Of Death 'Deferred Pending Additional Investigation'
• AG Becerra Announces Takedown Of Central California Aryan Brotherhood Gang
• Dallas Man Alan White Now Considered 'Endangered Missing' Almost Month After Disappearance
• Sonic Boom Alert: SpaceX To Launch NASA Satellite From Vandenberg AFB Saturday Morning
• Former Chicago State Professor Carmita Coleman Accused Of Embezzling $650,000 From Student Group
• Titans-Ravens Preview: Look For 'Battle Of Wills' In The Run Game, Says Rich Gannon
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State House Republicans Send Gov. Tom Wolf Bill To Limit Coronavirus Lawsuits
• UPDATE: San Francisco 3-Alarm High-Rise Fire; Dozens Forced To Flee; 5 Injured
• Slows Bar BQ Trailer Stolen & Found In SW Detroit
• Texas Rep. Kay Granger Among GOP Lawmakers Who Think Trump Should Stop Election Result Challenges
• Annapolis Man Charged With Accessory To Murder For Helping Murder Suspect Flee State, Police Say
• Impending California COVID-19 Curfew Rules Threaten October Job Gains
• Will Yolo County Sheriff's Office Enforce CA COVID Curfew?
• Thousands Of Free Turkey Dinners To Be Handed Out To Southern California Families In Need
• Native American voters critical to Biden's success in Arizona
• Dallas Police Say Jeremy Harris, The Man Linked To A Deadly House Fire, Is A Serial Killer
• LOCATED: Valeria Abarca, 13, Found Safe
• Man Charged With Threatening West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice Over COVID-19 Orders
• This week on "Face the Nation," November 22, 2020
• Maryland Drug Dealer, Nebraska Pharmacist Sentenced For Nebraska Pharmacy Fire Bomb Plot
• COVID Community Testing
• More Than 2,000 Aurora Families To Receive Thanksgiving Meals Saturday
• Police Looking For Man Accused Of Robbing Beloved Millvale Hobby Shop
• 'Stick Together': Vikings Settling In For 3 Straight Home Games With Cowboys Up Next
• MDH: Anyone Working At Businesses Open During Dial-Back Period Should Get Tested For COVID
• Stephon Gilmore Sounds Ready To Return For Patriots, Clears Air On Rumors Around Trade Deadline
• Springfield Police Locate Mother Christamarie Derby And Her 6 Children
• South Minneapolis Homicide Investigation Underway
• COVID In Colorado: No More Fans At Broncos Home Games After Sunday
• PSPS: Advocates Seek $166M Penalty Against PG&E Over Failing To Notify 400K Customers Of Shutoffs
• Human Remains Found In Westminster In 2019 Identified As Baltimore County Man Killed In 2015, Police Say
• COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Could Come To New Jersey In December, State Health Commissioner Says
• Minnesota governor discusses COVID mental health toll
• RING VIDEO: Amazing Images Show Firefighters Battling Bear Creek Fire Only Feet From Houses
• Gary Herbst's Wife, Son Charged In His Death Following Years Of Investigation
• Woman Killed In Havre De Grace House Fire
• Pennsylvania House Votes To Impose Fees On Electric Cars
• Florida Unemployment Rate Dropped To 6.5% In October, More Weeks Of Aid Coming
• 'It's Been A Great Situation, We're Really Lucky To Be Here': Lilly King And Caeleb Dressel On International Swimming League As Cali Condors Prepare Finals On CBS Sports Network
• Florida Senator Rick Scott tests positive for coronavirus
• Man Shot To Death At After-Hours Long Beach Party, Gunman At Large
• Lawsuit Alleging Sexual Misconduct At Cook County Jail Settled
• Woman Killed By Fierce, Wind-Driven Wildfire In Eastern Sierra Identified
• White House press secretary refuses to acknowledge election outcome
• Here's 4 Steps For Michiganders To Have A Safe Thanksgiving
• Feds Bust Alleged Drug Trafficking Ring And Indict 21 People, FBI Searching For Another Suspect
• Greater Chicago Food Depository Gets Donations Of Food, Vans To Help With Deliveries
• Massachusetts Unemployment Rate Drops Again To 7.4%
• Deadly Crash Investigated In Queens
• 3 researchers park at bottom of Earth's deepest ocean trench
• Psychologist, Medical Doctor In Southeast Michigan Accused Of Faking Medical Diagnoses
• Some College Campuses Encouraging Student COVID-19 Tests Before Holiday Break
• Tuberculosis Vaccine Could Mitigate Risk Of Contracting COVID-19, Study Shows
• Detroit Casinos Projected To Lose $67M During Three-Week Shutdown
• Abortions resume in South Dakota after a 7-month halt
• Redlands Working To Contain Outbreak Of Equine Influenza That Has Killed Dozens Of Burros Since October
• Supreme Court delays hearing case on Mueller grand jury materials
• Pitt Football Team To Be 'Outfitted' With Face Coverings On The Field Saturday
• 22-Year-Old Man Critically Injured In Southwest Philadelphia Shooting, Police Say
• 4 New Gates Open At Denver International Airport
• Southwest Could Furlough More Than 400 Employees Nationwide Early Next Year, Including More Than 100 In Maryland
• Thousands suffering from post-COVID-19 "long haul" symptoms
• Body Of Cuba Actress Broselianda Hernandez Found On Miami Beach Shoreline
• Harford County Girl Reenacts WJZ Newscast
• State Senate Race Between Democrat Jim Brewster GOP Challenger Nicole Ziccarelli Tied
• John Bolton says Trump will try to "squeeze" Michigan officials during White House visit
• Homeless Men Living At Lucerne Hotel Shelter Keeping Neighborhood Clean While Judge Considers Action To Move Them Downtown
• Florida Named One Of 6 Finalists For US Space Command Headquarters
• Health Organizations, Community Groups Distribute Food For Thanksgiving In Brooklyn
• COVID Restrictions (MN): Hospitality Groups Urge Gov. Walz For Emergency Relief
• Tyson suspends managers over COVID-19 betting claims
• Texas Nurses Association Training On How To Store And Deploy COVID-19 Vaccine
• Trailer Of Bikes Stolen From Pillsbury School Parking Lot
• Michigan Officials Say Don't Overbuy, Stockpile Groceries
• Meijer Customer Survey Reveals Kids May Be In For Biggest Christmas Surprises
• Liam's List Thanksgiving Edition: Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, Staying Connected While Social Distancing
• CSU Team Gets National Science Foundation Award To Study Cameron Peak Fire Burn Area
• Mill Valley Police Arrest 2 Suspected of Trying to Steal Car Parts
• Santa Clara County Sees Rise in Fentanyl Overdose Deaths
• New COVID-19 Cases At Massachusetts Schools Now 652, Nearly Double From Last Week
• Pennsylvania Jobless Rate Falls — Because Labor Force Shrank
• COVID In Indiana: State's Death Toll, Hospitalizations Continue To Surge
• PAWS Dog Of The Week: Uma
• Huge Flames Break Out At Karamoor Estate Vineyard & Winery Barn In Fort Washington
• 45-Foot Christmas Tree From Nova Scotia Arrives On Boston Common
• Modesto Police Chief Galen Carroll To Retire By End Of Year
• Hundreds Of Pittsburgh Public Safety Jobs Could Be In Jeopardy Without Federal Funding
• Failed PG&E Power Line Sparked Drum Fire That Burned 700 Acres In Santa Barbara County
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: More Than 300 Pitt Students Have Received Code Of Conduct Violations Over Virus Mitigation Protocols
• Tua Tagovailoa Seeks New Milestone As Second Rookie QB In 40 Years With 4-0 Start
• Girl Shot In The Arm In Cutler Bay Home
• Rebuilt Walmart Supercenter Reopens In Chatham Following Damage From Looting; Store Now Includes Health Center
• COVID In Minnesota: 68 Deaths And 6,800+ Cases Reported Ahead Of New Restrictions
• MDOT Announces Weekend Construction In Metro Detroit
• 'Our Officers Were Very Heroic', Miami Beach, Miami Police Officers Risked Lives To Save People In Fiery Venetian Causeway Crash
• Carson Wentz, East-Leading Eagles To Face Playoff-Hungry Browns
• "Give Miami Day" Raises $18 Million For Local Charities
• Will Biden's U.N. envoy "reclaim America's leading position"?
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Pa. Health Dept. Announces 6,808 New Cases And Over 100 More Deaths
• 3 Giants Players Test Positive For COVID-19
• Patriots-Texans Week 11 Predictions
• Millions of full-time U.S. workers receive federal health care and food stamps
• Detroit Police Seek 3 Suspects In Non-Fatal Shooting On The City's East Side
• 2 Women Wanted For Leaving Hit-And-Run Crash That Severely Injured Street Racer In Boyle Heights
• Boston Sets Aside $20 Million To Clear Streets, Keep Workers Safe This Winter
• 1 Person Arrested, 2 Injured After Police Chase Ends With Crash On I-79
• Endangered Florida Panther Struck, Killed By Vehicle In Lee County
• Man Killed By Sacramento Police After Allegedly Pointing Gun At Crowd Identified As Augustine Bernardo Morales
• What Are Gordon Hayward's Options After Opting Out?
• Murphy Signs Order Giving Counties More Time To Count Votes
• Closing 8 California Prisons Could Save $1 Billion, Analyst Report Says
• Trump and Biden teams at odds over toll of transition delay
• Federal Judge Stops New Rules For Asylum Seekers
• CDC urges Americans not to travel on Thanksgiving
• No Parking: Car Found Blocking Pedestrian Bridge On South Platte River Trail In Denver
• COVID In Colorado: 5 More Counties Move To Level Red On COVID-19 Dial
• Santa Clarita-Based Princess Cruises Suspends Global Operations Into 2021
• Massport To Cut 25% Of Workforce Due To Steep Drop In Logan Airport Travel
• Pfizer Applies For Emergency Federal Approval Of Its COVID-19 Vaccine
• Beverly Hills Mega Mansion Goes On Auction Block For $160M
• Oakland County Sheriff's Office Launches New App
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 484 New Cases, 3 Additional Deaths
• Few Republicans push back against false claims about the election
• Judge Nixes Lawsuit Challenging California Cannabis Home Delivery
• Report: Gordon Hayward 'Fully Focused' On Joining Pacers
• Denver mayor pleads with residents: "Please stay home"
• Barber helps run neighbor's restaurant during COVID-19 pandemic
• United Way Focuses On Early Childhood Education In Impoverished Aurora Neighborhoods
• Dems demand GSA chief explain delay in certifying Biden's win
• Pfizer asks U.S. regulators to OK emergency use of COVID vaccine
• COVID In Pennsylvania: New Mask Mandate, Travel Restrictions Now In Effect
• 3 Workers Seriously Injured After Vehicle Plows Into Dallas Bakery
• With COVID-19 Cases Spiking, Fort Worth And Tarrant County Issue 'Urgent Stay-At-Home Requests'
• The record-shattering 2020 hurricane season, explained
• 'It's All About The Banner': Celtics Unveil City Edition Jerseys For 2020-21 Season
• Whitmer Warns Against Thanksgiving Gatherings
• Rachel Maddow in emotional return after partner's COVID diagnosis
• You Can Get A Post-Thanksgiving Workout At A New Incline Near Denver
• Pistons Aggressive In Draft
• Colorado Weather: Storm Really Fizzles! Only Limited Snow For The Mountains
• Trump speaks on prescription drugs — and still isn't conceding election
• Douglass Park Renamed For Abolitionists Frederick And Anna Douglass
• PTL Links: November 20, 2020
• 2 Arrested After Pursuit Of Stolen Vehicle Ends In Spring Lake Township
• Captured: Adre 'Psycho' Baroz Arrested After Remains Of 3 Victims Found In Southern Colorado
• Florida Man Caught With Gun, 5 Bullets At BWI Checkpoint Claims He Forgot He Had It
• Black Friday 2020: Coronavirus Pandemic Changing Holiday Shopping Season
• 1 in 4 Americans are jobless or earning poverty-level wages
• Wachusett Mountain Opens For Ski Season With New COVID Protocols
• If you have to travel this Thanksgiving, do this
• NY probe looking at Trump Org's payments to Ivanka Trump
• The Bright Futures Scholarship Program Is A Key That Opens Many Doors
• Mitt Romney Calls Trump's Attempt To Overturn Michigan Election 'Undemocratic'
• COVID-19 in Florida: U.S. Senator Rick Scott Tests Positive
• State Police Identify Driver In Saugus Hit And Run That Left Man Seriously Hurt
• Will The New COVID Curfew Work Without Enforcement?
• 20-Year-Old Killed In Head-On Crash In Westmoreland County
• Remember The Giant Snowstorm 5 Years Ago Today?
• Mitt Romney Blasts 'Undemocratic Action' By President Trump To 'Overturn The Election'
• Miami Weather: Warm & Breezy With Scattered Showers
• Seahawks QB Russell Wilson Will Be Executive Producer For Football Movie About Pittsburgh-Area High School
• Man Shot To Death In San Fernando Laundromat
• Public Outcry As California Inmate Firefighter Bounchan Keola Facing Deportation Upon Prison Release
• The icy challenge ahead for COVID-19 vaccine distributors
• Cam Newton Explains His 'Stagnant' Return After Bout With COVID-19
• Georgia's secretary of state certifies Joe Biden as winner
• Placerville Small Businesses Join Forces Against Chain Store Eyeing Main Street Location
• Pennsylvania Department Of Labor And Industry Reports Unemployment Rate Of 7.3% In October
• Mnuchin move to end some Fed emergency loan programs
• Pfizer Asks U.S. Regulators To Approve Emergency Use Of Its COVID-19 Vaccine
• Another Barred Owl Spotted In NYC, This Time In Morningside Heights
• San Francisco Bay Area COVID Roundup: Newsom Orders Overnight Curfew; Undefeated San Jose State Forced To Cancel Key Game
• 'It's Hypocrisy': Neighbors Call Out Governor's Night Out, Local Lawmakers' Trip To Maui Amid COVID Surge
• 'An Incredible Mom': Family Remembers Cheryl Kane, Killed In Wayland Murder-Suicide
• Massachusetts Sets New Record With 76% Voter Turnout In November Election
• Wisconsin Presidential Race Recount Begins: Things To Know
• Emotions Swirl Around Vote To Close Two Newark Schools; Graham Elementary Spared
• Project Home: Bay Area Communities Grapple With Lack Of Local Control Under Project Homekey
• Fortnite apparently returning to iPhones after developers' end-around
• Rocket Lab recovers first stage booster in key milestone
• Intubated COVID-19 patient serenades hospital staff with violin
• Biden's win in Georgia reaffirmed after recount
• Wrigley Field becomes National Historic Landmark
• California governor issues curfew as coronavirus cases rise
• Celtics Roster Moves: Fall, Waters Given Qualifying Offers; Poirier Traded To Thunder
• Curfew To Go Into Effect For LA, Other Purple Tier Counties Starting Saturday
• 'Tiger King' Star Jeff Lowe Accused Of Inhumane Treatment After Taking Over Animal Park From Joe Exotic
• This Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (Nov 21)
• Pfizer Asks US Regulators To Approve Emergency Use Of Its COVID-19 Vaccine (CBS News)
• Inmate who fought California wildfires now faces deportation
• New York Weather: Friday Morning 11/20 CBS2 Weather Headlines
• Ugandan pop-star-politician's arrest sparks deadly protests
• LA County Reports Record Number Of New COVID Cases
• Pfizer Asks U.S. Regulators To Approve Emergency Use Of Its COVID-19 Vaccine
• Pfizer Seeking Emergency Use Of Its COVID-19 Vaccine In US
• Feds Execute Orlando Hall For Kidnapping, Raping And Burying North Texas Teen Lisa Rene Alive In 1994
• Good Samaritan Helps Driver Escape From Burning Car On Dan Ryan Expressway
• At Least 2 Seriously Injured Following 2-Car Crash On I-95 In Southwest Philadelphia
• Pittsburgh Weather: One More Warm Day Before Seasonal Weekend
• COVID In Workplace: Cal OSHA Adopts Stricter Workplace COVID Pandemic Safety Rules
• Police: Man In Custody After Barricading Himself, Baby Inside Northeast Philadelphia Home
• Ald. Raymond Lopez Reports 3rd Attack At Brighton Park Office This Year
• Toys that spy on kids and coffee makers that track your habits
• Hallahan Catholic Girls' High School Students Stage Walkout Friday After Announcement Of School's Closure
• Texas Families Take Different Approaches To Thanksgiving Get-Togethers, As COVID-19 Cases Surge
• CDC Recommends Against Travel For Thanksgiving
• Grey Lodge Pub In Northeast Philadelphia Closing; Owner Cites Latest COVID-19 Restrictions
• Car Slams Into Front Porch In Brooklyn
• Billy Gardell Speaks On The Steelers, The New Season Of Bob Hearts Abishola, And COVID
• Be Wary Of Gift Card Scams As You Start Your Holiday Shopping; Legitimate Sellers Will Never Demand Gift Cards
• Murder case unsolved for 25 years — then cops got a phone call
• 9 Escape Carriage House Fire That Hit 2 Dorchester Homes
• Person Struck By Subway In Elmhurst, Queens
• Tattersall Distilling: Curbside Pickup For Cocktail Kits
• Chicago Weather: Mild Day Friday; Cool Down Ahead
• Firefighters Battling Heavy Smoke And Flames At Trail View Convenience Store In Elizabeth
• Shock Video: Woman Survives After Being Shoved Onto Tracks As Train Arrives At Union Square Station
• What To Watch For When Patriots Visit Texans
• Woman Shot In Hand In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• Famed chef says COVID could cause "extinction" of many restaurants
• Multiple Sightings Of Monster-Sized Alligators In Florida
• MDPD: Case Of Man, Woman Found Dead In SW Miami-Dade Short-Term Rental Now Classified As Homicide
• 'Little Kitchen Pandemic Project' Now Booming Business For West Concord Couple
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Port Authority Sees Uptick In Cases, Missed Trips
• To Do List: Holiday Lights, Kids Film Festival, Thanksgiving To-Go
• Pittsburgh Riverhounds Help Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank With Thanksgiving Meal Giveaway
• Pittsburgh International Airport Completes Set Up Of Christmas Tree
• Franklin Park Zoo Holding Online Auction To Name New Baby Hippo
• On A Positive Note: A Stranger's Donation Gives A Woman A New Lease On Life
• Fantasy Football Start Or Sit Week 11: Mike Davis Has A "Dream" Matchup Against Lions Defense
• Friday's Show Info (11/20/20)
• Pennsylvania Republicans OK Election Study Despite Opposition From House Democrats
• City's Annual Gingerbread House Competition Going Digital This Holiday Season
• Feds execute drug dealer who helped bury teen alive

Videos from November 20, 2020

• Trump makes fourth public appearance since election and does not take questions
• What the Biden administration could do with executive actions
• Norah O'Donnell Reports: Sexual Assault in the Military
• Georgia certifies President-elect Biden's victory
• Pfizer submits vaccine for emergency use authorization
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• Many share what they're thankful for amid COVID-19 pandemic
• Wisconsin officials provide update on mall shooting
• Retailers get creative to reinvent holiday shopping amid COVID-19 pandemic
• Trump continues to block Biden from federal agencies and resources
• Trump pressures Michigan officials in bid to overturn election
• Multiple people injured in shooting at Mayfair Mall in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin
• COVID-19 vaccine distribution faces logistical challenges
• U.S. sets daily record with more than 187,000 new coronavirus cases
• CBS Evening News, November 20, 2020
• Restaurateur Tom Colicchio on "The Takeout" — 11/20/20
• Pfizer seeks FDA's emergency approval for COVID vaccine as U.S. breaks records
• Mike Pence campaigns in Georgia for Senate runoff elections
• U.N.'s Alliance of Civilizations works to increase understanding in the world
• Michigan lawmakers meet with Trump as he continues to fight election results
• Georgia's GOP senators face competitive runoffs in January
• White House holds first press briefing since Trump lost election
• John Bolton says Republican leaders need to "speak the truth" about Trump's false election fraud claims
• Flikshop delivers postcards of hope to inmates
• Personal trainer who got COVID-19 in March still experiencing symptoms
• CultureNet streaming service offers virtual music education
• Barbershop owner helps run restaurant when its staff is exposed to COVID-19
• Doctor responds to COVID task force and warns about Thanksgiving spread
• No evidence of voter fraud found after Georgia completes hand recount of presidential votes
• "48 Hours" investigates if a murder was self-defense or premeditated​
• Madeleine Albright, Michael Chertoff on importance of peaceful transfer of power
• Doctor on President-elect Biden's COVID-19 advisory board discusses CDC travel guidelines
• President-elect Biden inherits tense U.S.-China relationship
• Migrant women say they underwent unnecessary medical procedures at ICE detention center
• Pfizer and Moderna work to effectively ship and store coronavirus vaccine doses
• Rural hospitals becoming overwhelmed with COVID-19 patients
• Azerbaijan's army enters region ceded by Armenia; coronavirus tears through Syria's Idlib
• Rudy Giuliani and President Trump's legal team continue to undermine the election
• HHS Secretary Alex Azar on surge in COVID-19 cases and communication between Trump, Biden teams
• On the front lines with COVID-19 hospital workers in rural Idaho
• White House Coronavirus Task Force says pandemic is worsening