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• Homicide Charges Filed Against Former SF Police Officer Chris Samayoa In Fatal 2017 Officer-Involved Shooting
• Mailing Gifts For The Holidays? Here's When You Should Ship Your Packages
• COVID-19 Vaccine: Who Will Be The First To Get It, Which One, When?
• Manhunt For Suspect In Millbrae Bank Robbery
• Colorado Educators To Meet With Governor On Fight For In-Person Learning
• It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas, Even If Not Quite The Same
• Firefighting Tanks For C-130s Back Into Storage At Peterson AFB Until Next Wildfire Season
• 'Absolutely Stunning': Lawmakers React To Goldstein Investigation Into Minors Collecting EDD Benefits
• Denver Nuggets' Jamal Murray Doesn't Own A Car: 'I'm Just A Little Bit Different'
• Haggin Oaks Golf Course Badly Damaged After Man Drives Car Onto Greens, Does Donuts
• Family Of Teen Killed In 2016 Lynwood Shooting Still Seeking Answers
• Woman Killed In Hit-And-Run In Sacramento
• Nurses Warn Public Against Gathering, Call For More PPE And Coronavirus Testing
• Harry Watkins Charged With Criminally Negligent Homicide In Death Of Hunting Partner
• Missing: Gregg Johnson, 57, Last Seen In Apple Valley
• Protesters At Capitol Demand Relief Package, Mourn Lives Lost To COVID-19
• CHP Officer In Critical Condition After Palmdale Crash
• Immunization Expert Patsy Stinchfield Answers All Your Good Questions On COVID Vaccines
• Residents Push Back Against Blumenfield's Plans To Build Homeless Cabin Community In Residential Area
• Chicago Weather: Winter Weather Advisory Tuesday For DeKalb, Kane, And McHenry
• Silver Alert: 64-Year-Old Man With Alzheimer's Last Seen In West Covina Found Safely
• ONLY ON 2: Former Student Sues Minooka Community High School, Says Racism Is Blatant, Rampant, And Entrenched There
• Northfield Artist Paints Fire-Ravaged Archer House River Inn To Benefit Damaged Businesses
• Two Hunters Park Stands At Firestone Home Explosion Site to Honor Victims Mark Martinez, Joey Irwin
• DIA Travel Down From Last Year, Yet Still Busy Amid COVID-19 Increase
• Colorado Tapped To Join COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Readiness Test
• COVID In NYC: Staten Island Getting Emergency Coronavirus Treatment Facility As More Restrictions Loom
• Man Struck, Killed By Car While Riding Bicycle In Fullerton
• ONLY ON 2: Out-Of-Town Victim Speaks After Fighting Off Carjackers Who Put Gun To His Chest Right In Loop
• 2 Teens Stabbed In Fremont
• Tom Brady Throws Two Terrible Interceptions, Continues To Struggle In Prime Time For Bucs
• COVID Dial Back Has Minnesotans Flocking To Wisconsin Bars And Restaurants
• Maryland Cracks Down On Enforcement Of COVID-19 Restrictions, Compliance Checks Ahead Of Thanksgiving
• GSA Tells Biden Team They Can Begin Formal Transition Process
• SPOTTED: Gray Wolf Pack Treks Across Northwest Colorado
• General Services Administration Tells Biden Team It Can Begin Formal Transition Process
• Investigation Underway After Man Shot In Knoxville
• Costly Controversy Ignites Over Sprinklers In Minnesota Wedding Barns
• Ahead Of Thanksgiving, Food Insecurity Across Eastern Mass. At An All Time High
• The Wharf Fort Lauderdale Voluntarily Closes After Broward County Officials Determined COVID Protocols Were Broken
• COVID-19 Testing: Experts Believe Getting Tested For COVID-19 Will Get Easier In 2021
• Mayor: Brooklyn Synagogue That Reportedly Held Massive Wedding Earlier In November To Be Fined $15,000
• Retired Nurses Help To Fill Gaps As Covid-19 Cases Takes A Toll On Healthcare Workers
• Health Experts: Don't Give In To Pressure To Host Or Attend In-Person Thanksgiving Dinners
• Chicago Police Officer Gets Dragged, Dropped By Car Fleeing Traffic Stop Near 95th Street Red Line Terminal, Police Say
• Tracy Caretaker Arrested In Connection To Death Of 92-Year-Old Man
• Former Lions Players Donate Food Boxes In Detroit
• Philadelphia Winter Weather Outlook: Are Warmer Temperatures In The Forecast Or Should We Expect Lots Of Snow?
• COVID-19 Outbreak: North Texas Nursing Home Says More Than 40% Of Residents Infected
• 'Very Dangerous Situation': Pennsylvania Banning Alcohol Sales For On-Site Consumption At Bars, Restaurants On Thanksgiving Eve In Effort To Stop COVID Surge
• COVID-19 Curfew: Law Enforcement, Medical Experts Assess Efficacy, Implementation
• 'The Buc Rule': Tom Brady Benefits From Ref's Ruling On Play Reminiscent Of Tuck Rule
• 1 Killed, 1 Injured In Shooting Near South Los Angeles
• Minnesota Weather: Winter Weather Advisory Issued For SE Minn., Western Wis.
• Body Found In Fall River Believed To Be Missing Motorcyclist
• Vintage Polaroid Camera Among Found Items In Stolen Car
• State Proposal Submitted For Drug Importation
• Garcetti Announces Required COVID-19 Travel Form To Raise Awareness Of Recommended 14-Day Quarantine
• Walmart Sets Free December 'Holiday Light Drone Show' In Sacramento
• New Orange County Coronavirus Cases Reach Record Number Of 1,422
• Baltimore City Council, Mayor-Elect Cancel Traditional Inaugural Festivities Due To COVID-19
• COVID In Maryland: 1.6K New Cases Reported, Hospitalizations, Positivity Rate Increase
• 'Hear Us Out': Philadelphia Gym Owners Joining Forces To Push Back Against Latest Shutdown
• Army Corps Of Engineers Grants Final Federal Permit For Enbridge's Line 3 Oil Pipeline
• Mass. Residents Rush To Get COVID-19 Tests Before Thanksgiving
• Woman, 14-Year-Old Boy Shot In West Englewood
• Riverside Hits 80K Total COVID-19 Cases, San Bernardino Surpasses 85K
• Mobile Vans Offer Walk-Up COVID-19 Testing In Colorado Mountain & Northeastern Communities
• 'It's Disappointing': Learning Vikings Defense Takes Another Lesson In Defeat
• Vigil Held For 12-Year-Old Sadeek Clark-Harrison Who Was Shot, Killed While Answering Front Door In Frankford
• Medicaid Enrollment To Jump 16.5% This Year
• Fishing Boat Sinks Off Provincetown; Coast Guard Searching For 4 Fishermen
• Police: 74-Year-Old Man Reported Missing From Independent Living Facility Found Dead In Homestead
• FEMA Grants LA County $6.8M To Fund Food, Shelter Emergencies
• Mark Ingram, J.K. Dobbins Among Ravens Who Tested Positive For COVID
• Texans Can Get 'Comfort Food' To Needy Families During Holidays While Supporting Local Restaurants
• 'This City Is Bleeding': Judge Allows 'Minneapolis 8' Lawsuit To Move Forward
• Learning Curve: Schools, Parents Work To Measure Learning Loss As Distance Learning Continues
• No Injuries Reported After Freight Train Derailment In North Baltimore
• Woman's Brother Allegedly Shoots, Kills Her Ex-Boyfriend In Carrollton
• Fullerton Restaurant Hosts Early Thanksgiving Meal Giveaway To Feed 1,000 People
• West Virginia Teen Sentenced For Drunk Driving Crash That Killed 18-Year-Old Passenger
• COVID In Philadelphia: Nick's Roast Beef Holds Rally Opposing Latest Restrictions On Indoor Dining
• Lynnfield Students Did Not Inform School About Close Contacts With COVID-19
• Gov. Larry Hogan Says 'We've Not Had A Single Problem' With COVID Tests From South Korea, Despite Report Saying They Were 'Faulty'
• Local Schools Won't Require Quarantine After Holiday Travel
• How To Talk To Your Kids About This Holiday Season's Big Changes
• Reminder: No Trash Collection For Baltimore City On Thanksgiving Day
• Suspects Charged With Attempted Murder After Police Say They Fired At Officers In Fernwood
• Repairman Breaks Dishwasher: Who Should Pay?
• Baltimore County's Col. Al Jones Named Arlington's New Police Chief
• State Police Hand Down 1 Notice Of Violation, 6 Warnings To Pittsburgh-Area Establishments Over COVID-19 Orders
• Man Seen Exhaling On Women Outside President Trump's Virginia Golf Course Charged With Assault
• 'In Some Ways We're In Worse Shape' | Gov. Hogan Says COVID Spike Is Higher Now In Maryland
• Monterey Police Seek Suspect Who Groped Jogger
• Court rules Texas, Louisiana can cut Planned Parenthood funding
• 'We're Having 4 Shootings Per Day': LAPD Chief Moore, Community Activists Call For End To Uptick In Homicides
• It's Official: Cubs Sign Jed Hoyer As New President Of Baseball Operations
• Suburban Businesses Face Tight Restrictions As COVID-19 Cases Rise Outside New York City
• Pittsburgh Steelers To Wear Color Rush Uniforms On Thanksgiving Against Baltimore Ravens
• Customers Embrace Christmas Spirit As Tree Farms Open Early In Placerville Amid Pandemic
• Denver Weather: Heavy Snow Ramps Up Overnight
• Questions Linger Over 1853 Hanging Of Dallas Slave Jane Elkins Convicted Of Axe Murder
• Florida Appeals Court Weighs Mask Mandate
• 'The Sky's The Limit' For Women In NHL Roles, Says Kendall Coyne Schofield, First Ever Woman Development Coach For Blackhawks
• After Large Party In Rio Linda, County Public Health Says They Need Help Stopping 'Super-Spreader Events'
• NFL Makes History With All-Black Officiating Crew For MNF
• 20-Year-Old West Virginia Coal Miner Dies In Workplace Accident
• Oakland Leaders Make Push For Rep. Barbara Lee To Replace Kamala Harris In Senate - 'Courageous And Dedicated'
• Man Says COVID Hospitalization Led To His Firing From Job
• Thousands Of Free Thanksgiving Meals Distributed On Long Island: 'It Means A Lot'
• Wicker Park, Bucktown On Edge After Spate Of Weekend Carjackings
• Plane Makes Emergency Landing At Sacramento International Airport
• Gov. Tom Wolf Signs $35.5B Budget To Fund Pennsylvania Through June 2021
• Sutter County Mother Accused Of Leaving Infant Inside Running Vehicle With Heater On
• Denver Police: Man Fired Flare Into Fuel-Soaked Car Near Station
• Baltimore Police Seek Identity Of Sick Man Taken To Area Hospital In Early November
• Fangio's Patience With Lock Pays Off In Big Win For Broncos
• Holiday Catering Takes A Hit In Woodland Amid Tighter COVID Restrictions
• Federal Appeals Court Says Texas Can End Planned Parenthood Funding
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Virus Outbreak At Two Nursing Homes Claims 18 Lives
• Alaska Airlines Flight Makes Emergency Landing At Sacramento International Airport
• Millions traveling for Thanksgiving despite COVID-19 warnings
• Demanding Answers, Getting Action: Following CBS2 Report, Kristin Bruan Gets Daughter Seated In City's Learning Bridges Program
• Holiday Meal Giveaways In Aurora, Indiana
• 'Horrific' San Jose Church Stabbing; Suspect Arrested; Two Dead, Three Seriously Injured
• MDOT Calls On Marylanders To Avoid Non-Essential Travel For Thanksgiving
• 7-Year-Old Cancer Survivor Inspires Other Young Patients By Delivering Special Socks To Manhattan Children's Hospital
• Leaders Hold Maryland Remembers Event On Impaired Driving, Urging People Not To Drink And Drive
• AstraZeneca COVID-19 Vaccine Shows Up To 90% Efficacy In Trials
• Alameda County Deputies Stop Theft of Castro Valley ATM
• Feinstein To Step Down As Top Judiciary Dem Amid Criticism
• DIA's Great Hall Project Staying On Track, On Budget
• COVID-19 Surging In Chicago Area Nursing Homes Again, And Some Say State Is Not Doing Enough
• Meal Distributions And COVID Testing Ahead Of Thanksgiving
• Tarrant County Leaders Expected To Extend COVID-19 Disaster Declaration Through February
• Centura Hospital Frontline Workers Plea For Coloradans To Help Them
• Long Island Woman Arraigned In Hit-And-Run Crash That Seriously Injured 2 Boys On Bicycles
• As COVID-19 Testing Numbers Shot Up In Recent Days, Health Officials Believe People Are Still Traveling For Thanksgiving
• Hundreds Of Bodies Of COVID-19 Victims Lying In Freezer Trailers In Brooklyn; City Struggling To Find Next Of Kin
• Car Crashes Through Garage, Pushing Another Into House In Skokie
• Stolen Vehicle Suspect Leads Officers On Chase From Placer County To Davis And Back
• Sen. Feinstein Announces She Will Not Seek Judiciary Chair
• Dallas County Sees Hundreds Fewer Coronavirus Cases Monday: 'Good News, But Too Early To Call A Trend'
• Ryan Shazier Looks Forward To Future Of New Opportunities, Reflects On Nearly 3 Years Since Life-Changing Injury
• Concealed Weapons Permit Scandal Grows; Grand Jury Indicts Santa Clara County Undersheriff, Sheriff's Captain, Apple Security Executive
• 'Jeopardy!' Will Resume Production With Ken Jennings As Interim Host
• GM To Recall 7M Vehicles Globally To Replace Exploding Takata Air Bags
• President Trump Says His Team Will Cooperate With Biden Transition (CBS News)
• New York City, New Jersey Working On Ways To Shorten COVID-19 Testing Lines
• Hundreds Line Up At New COVID-19 Testing Site In Villa Park
• Newsom: People Age 18-49 Make Up Majority Of New COVID Cases; State Developing Vaccine Distribution Plan
• Musicians On Golf Carts Series Brings Socially Distanced Entertainment To Lincoln Road
• Three Maryland Students Named Rhodes Scholars
• Janet Yellen: Biden Names Former Fed Chair & Berkeley Economist As Treasury Secretary Pick
• What is the GSA, and what role does it play in the transition?
• Dallas Hands Out 37 COVID-Related Code Compliance Citations
• November Is Lung Cancer Awareness Month, Early Detection Is The Key
• Nurse Paralyzed By COVID-Related Infection To Return Home After Months In Hospital, Rehab
• COVID In Denver: Ruby Hill Testing Site Newest Location To Open
• UCLA Researchers Find Cold Plasma Can Kill COVID-19 On Surfaces In 30 Seconds
• Frisco Launches Campaign To Support Local Business Through Winter Months
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Families Feel Isolated After Virus Upends Holiday Plans
• COVID In Colorado: Dr. Dave Hnida Has Recommendations For Outdoor Dining In The Colder Months
• Joe Biden Appoints Minneapolis Native Jake Sullivan As National Security Advisor
• Fitchburg State University Mourns Loss Of First Year Student Desmond Clayton
• North Texas Kidney Donor Jon Seidl, Mississippi Recipient Ken Cook Share Special Thanksgiving From Afar
• Gov. Larry Hogan Announces Over $19M For Eviction Prevention, Statewide COVID-19 Eviction Moratorium Still In Place
• States Planning How To Distribute COVID-19 Vaccine
• Michigan certifies election results and Biden's victory in the state
• Chicago Area Study And FDA Approval Of Regeneron Could Help Those Affected By COVID-19, Cook County Health Looking For More Volunteers
• Six Flags Great Adventure Getting Set For 'Holiday In The Park' Drive-Thru Experience
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Steelers To Limit Fans At Heinz Field After Health Officials Announce New Virus Mitigation Efforts
• 'Still Have A Lot To Play For': Pederson Still Sticking With Wentz Despite Eagles QB Leading NFL With 18 Turnovers
• A Look Back At 'Home Alone' 30 Years Later With Chicago Polka Musician Eddie Korosa Jr.
• COVID-19 In South Florida: Wait Times Increase But Hospitalization Rates Are Not Spiking
• 'There's No Constitutional Right' To Not Wear A Mask, Gov. Larry Hogan Says
• New App Helps Minnesotans Know If They've Been Exposed To COVID
• Bruins Sign DeBrusk To 2-Year Deal, Annual Cap Hit $3.675M
• 39th Avenue Greenway Opens In Cole & Clayton Neighborhoods
• More Americans flew on Sunday than any other day since March 16
• GM Flips Sides With California In Pollution Fight With Trump
• Second Suspect Arrested In Shooting Of Man Outside Willow Grove Park Mall
• Dallas Police Targeting 7 Zip Codes To Try To Stop Gun Violence
• Frederick County Board Of Education Votes To Close Sabillasville Elementary
• Delaware Police Searching For 1 Of 2 Drivers That Fatally Struck, Killed Woman Crossing Road
• Grateful Residents Wait Hours At Free Thanksgiving Turkey Giveaways In Miami
• Thanksgiving Travelers Hit Logan Airport Despite State's New Public Service Campaign Pushing COVID Guidelines
• Michigan Student Awarded Rhodes Scholarship
• 'Joey Electric,' 'Tony Meatballs' Among 15 Alleged Reputed Mobsters In Philly, South Jersey Facing Racketeering, Drug Trafficking Charges
• Brooklyn Leaders Call For Cease Fire After Mass Shooting Leaves 1 Dead, 6 Injured
• GM To Recall About 7 Million Vehicles Worldwide Due To Dangerous Takata Airbags
• New Jersey Coronavirus: New Restrictions Take Effect For Outdoor Gatherings
• Polly Trottenberg, NYC's Department Of Transportation Commissioner And Champion Of 'Vision Zero,' Resigns
• Despite Medical Experts' Warnings, People Are Traveling During Thanksgiving Holiday Week
• GM drops out of air pollution lawsuit against California
• North Texas City And Citizens Trying To Boost Small Businesses During Christmas Shopping Season
• COVID In New Jersey: Gov. Murphy Urging Residents To 'Be Smart' As New Restrictions Go Into Effect Ahead Of Thanksgiving
• Police Search For 3 Suspects Who Robbed Lodi Store In Early November
• 'It Gives You Anxiety': Frankford Neighborhood Searching For Answers After 12-Year-Old Boy Shot, Killed Answering Door
• Denver Mayor Michael Hancock To Meet With Pres.-Elect Joe Biden Virtually
• Seen On Video: Another Subway Rider Pushed Onto Tracks At Brooklyn Station
• Irving Launches Text-To-911
• 3 Men Charged In Federal Indictment With Kidnapping People In Suburbs Last Year
• Pilot Killed In Small Plane Crash At North Perry Airport In Pembroke Pines
• Vikings Place Adam Thielen On COVID Reserve List
• Two Baltimore Ravens players test positive for COVID-19
• Massachusetts Reports 1,785 New Coronavirus Cases, 18 Additional Deaths
• Florida's COVID Death Toll For Residents Now Over 18,000
• Verizon Trying To Bridge Local Digital Divide
• City Announces Funding To Turn Vacant Bank Building Into New HQ For North Lawndale Employment Network, Including Apiary
• LA County Reports 6,124 New Cases Of COVID-19
• Jeannette City School District Staff Member Dies From COVID-19 Infection, Union Says
• Board Of State Canvassers Certifies Michigan's Nov. 3 General Election Results
• GM Recalls 7 Million Vehicles For Airbag Problems
• City Council Approves 15% Cap On Service Fees Charged By Food Delivery Apps
• Port Richmond Target Reopens Following Last Month's Looting After Walter Wallace Jr. Shooting
• Oakland County Health Division Aims To Educate On Vaping
• Police Search For Texas Man Who Allegedly Set Girlfriend On Fire
• Dolphins' Tagovailoa Will Try To Bounce Back From Benching
• North Texas Man Arrested For Allegedly Stabbing Father In Bed
• Nearly 5k SMUD Customers Have Power Restored After Crash Along Arden Way
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court Rules Certain Mail-In Ballots Without Declaration Dates May Be Counted
• Man, 20, Arrested For Allegedly Shooting Hemet Police Officer In Knee
• City Council Advances Mayor Lori Lightfoot's $12.8 Billion Budget Plan; Final Vote Set For Tuesday
• China launches ambitious lunar sample return mission
• Celtics, Pacers Both Reportedly Offered Gordon Hayward Over $100 Million
• Pritzker Calls On Congress To Approve New COVID Relief Package As Pandemic Rages On
• COVID In Delaware: Brandywine Diner Adjusting To New COVID-19 Restrictions Just Day After Opening Doors
• Deputy Opens Fire During Struggle To Arrest Winters Teen Who Allegedly Threatened To Kill Officers
• Coronavirus (MN): Gov. Walz To Call Special Session To Approve More Aid For Small Businesses
• Biden announces national security team
• Massachusetts Seeing 'Tremendous Amount' Of Unemployment Fraud; 30,000 Potentially Fake Claims Filed Last Week
• Filmmaker Stephen McGee Talks Endless Possibilities For Storytelling In Detroit
• Jeannette City School District To Hold Emergency Board Meeting
• COVID-19 In Ohio: Gov. Mike DeWine Says Rising Cases Are 'Overwhelming The System'
• COVID-19 In Florida: State Adds 6,331 New Cases, Miami-Dade Adds 1,499
• COVID-19 In West Virginia: State Again Hits New Virus Records As Thanksgiving Approaches
• COVID-19 In Allegheny County: 10 Jail Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Tarrant County DA Says Misdemeanor Marijuana Possession Charges May Be Dismissed
• Brightline, Disney Announce Disney Springs Train Station
• Trump legal team disavows association with lawyer Sidney Powell
• Kelli Finglass On CMT's 'Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Making The Team': 'Everyone Will Find Someone They Can Identify With'
• Philadelphia Police: 17-Year-Old Girl, 21-Year-Old Man Wounded In Lawncrest Double Shooting
• DC Boosts Limits On Restaurants, Gatherings Amid Coronavirus Spike
• Baltimore County Libraries Collecting Toys, Winter Clothing For Holiday Season
• Trooper John Lennon Released From Hospital After Being Shot During Hyannis Traffic Stop
• DPS Increases Enforcement For Thanksgiving Holiday
• GSA will brief House and Senate committee leaders
• How AstraZeneca COVID-19 Vaccine Compares To Moderna, Pfizer
• San Francisco Man Arrested On Suspicion Of DUI After Crash Into Garage Of Pacifica Home
• Moorhead Man, 20, Arrested For Assaulting 2 Women, Causing 'Significant' Injuries
• National Zoo Reveals New Baby Panda's Name
• Bay Area Stays 'Uncontested Epicenter' Of Nation's Priciest Homes Amid Pandemic; Atherton Most Expensive Zip 4 Years Running
• Shooting Of Antonio Black Bear By Officers Determined To Be Legally Justified
• Biden expected to announce Tony Blinken as secretary of state
• El Paso County Moved To Level Red On COVID Dial After Surge In Coronavirus Cases
• Americans are scared as virus surges. They're also resilient.
• Nevada governor issues "statewide pause" as virus cases rise
• "The Bold And The Beautiful" Actor Diamond White Reflects On Her Journey From Detroit To Hollywood
• Maryland Kindergarten Teacher Gives Food To Students' Families Struggling During Pandemic
• White Sox, Yankees Now Set To Play At Field Of Dreams On Aug. 21, 2021
• Westlake Village-Based Guitar Center Files For Bankruptcy
• Guitar Center files for bankruptcy, citing pandemic woes
• Rapper Bad Bunny tests positive for coronavirus
• Man Dressed As Security Guard Wanted For Burglary Of Plano Business
• Masked Crime In LA Spikes In The Age Of COVID-19
• Chicago Blackhawks Hire First Woman To Head Player Development
• Roseville Firefighters Rescue DUI Suspect Who Crashed Into Their Fire Station
• Glenn Gordon Caron On Season 5 Of CBS' 'Bull': 'We're So Happy We're Still Able To Do This'
• Environmental Groups Celebrate Plan To Retire 5 Of Colorado's Largest Coal-Fired Power Plants In 2028
• Update: Fremont Home Invasion Suspects Arrested After Slamming Into Unoccupied Building During Pursuit
• Denver Weather: Late Rain Showers Will Turn To Snow By Tuesday Morning Drive
• Rex Burkhead Did Not Travel Back To New England With Patriots
• Parkland Hospital Set To Reduce Visiting Hours
• Chicago Weather: Sunny Day; Rain, Snow Mix Possible Monday Night; 1-2 Inches Possible Near Rockford
• Temporary Donation Center For Cameron Peak Fire Open At Outlets At Loveland
• Two Injured, One Critically, In Old Town Fire
• Festival Of Trees Will Be Online This Year. You Can Get A FREE Ticket To The Event
• Food And Hope: Group Accomplishes Goal Of Planting 200,000 Fruit Trees In Los Angeles By End Of 2020
• Michigan's State Board Meets To Vote On Election Certification
• Biden taps Alejandro Mayorkas as first immigrant to lead DHS
• COVID Latest: Howard County Limits Gatherings To 10 People Indoors, 25 Outdoors Ahead Of Thanksgiving
• Snoop Dogg Handing Out Free Turkeys To Inglewood Residents Monday At SoFi Stadium
• New COVID Testing Site In Villa Park
• GOP starting to tell Trump it's over: "Stop golfing and concede"
• Colorado Parks And Wildlife Search For Deer With Band Around Muzzle Last Seen In Castle Rock
• Over 1,800 Thanksgiving Meals For Those In Need Boxed Up At Light Of Life Rescue Mission
• GM Flips To California's Side In Auto Pollution Fight With Trump
• 300th Homicide Reported In Baltimore Monday
• 34-Year-Old Detroit Man Charged In Armed Robbery, Assaulting Police
• Cook County Offers Legal Aid For Housing And Debt During The Pandemic
• Doctors Concerned About Holiday Travel, Growing COVID-19 Cases
• San Mateo County Couple Found Guilty Of Felony Animal Cruelty In 2016 Death Of Dog
• Man Leaves $3,000 Tip For Beer As Ohio Restaurant Closes
• Coronavirus In Illinois: Fourth Day In A Row With Lower Case Numbers, Declining Positivity Rate
• USDA Issues Health Alerts For Some Beef Stock, Samosas And Tamales
• Drive-Thru COVID-19 Testing Site Opens At Ontario International Airport
• $20K Worth Of Marijuana Plants Stolen From Legal Grow Site In Yolo County
• COVID-19 In NFL: Multiple Coronavirus Cases Reported By Baltimore Ravens Ahead Of Thanksgiving Game Against Pittsburgh Steelers
• San Bernardino Police: Woman's Son Dies After Boyfriend Admits To Losing Temper, Stomping Repeatedly On His Head
• UPS, Marianos Among Companies Hiring In Chicago Area
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Announces 962 Coronavirus Cases Over 48 Hours
• Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 12: Derek Carr Looking Sharp For Raiders
• Comerica Bank Donates $100,000 To Capuchin Soup Kitchen
• Red Sox Reportedly Showing Interest In Veteran Starter J.A. Happ
• Pope meets with NBA players to discuss social justice
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Pa. Health Dept. Reports 11,837 New Coronavirus Cases Over Last 48 Hours
• The Michigan Moonshot Partners With Toyota & Cisco To Expand Wi-Fi Access In Detroit, Inkster, Flint & Washtenaw County
• Police Arrest Two Women For Damaging Part Of Trump Tower Hotel
• 1 Dead, 6 Wounded After Shooting At Sweet 16 Afterparty In Brooklyn: 'It Has To Stop'
• COVID-19 In Indiana: State Reports 5,606 New Cases, 27 Deaths
• Baltimore Police Investigating Domestic-Related Fatal Stabbing
• President-Elect Biden Names John Kerry As Climate Envoy On National Security Council
• Hundreds In Willingboro Line Up To Receive Some Healthy Thanksgiving Food
• '05 Bronco Wesley Duke Finds Dream Job As Denver Firefighter
• Florida bar shut down after hundreds pack in without masks
• Colorado Weather: 24 Hours Of Winter Driving Expected In Mountains As Snow Starts Monday
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Nearly 700 Nursing Home Workers Go On Strike For Hazard Pay At Infinity Healthcare Centers
• COVID-19 Testing Sites In City Of Chicago
• New COVID-19 Super Center Testing Site Opening In San Fernando Tuesday
• 3 Teens Killed, 2 More Injured In 110 Freeway Crash In South LA
• Detroit Extends Outdoor Dining Program To Support Restaurants Impacted By New Covid-19 Restrictions
• 'I'm Just a Little Bit Different': Denver Nuggets Jamal Murray Doesn't Own a Car
• Free Limited Public Wi-Fi Coming To Some Low Income Fort Worth Neighborhoods
• Italy's virus death toll tops 50,000
• NBA Hall Of Famers Hand Out Thanksgiving Meals To New Yorkers In Need
• COVID In Colorado: Denver Museum of Nature & Science Adjusts Cleaning Protocols To Stay Open With 25% Capacity
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Reports 6,300+ New Infections, 24 More Deaths
• Off-Duty Police Officer Returns Fire After Someone Shot At Family Gathering
• Sergio Rodriguez Charged In Murder Of Ex-Girlfriend Jimmie Porter In Perryville, State Police Report
• Allegheny Co. Board Of Elections Votes 2-1 To Certify General Election Results
• Harvard Doctor Says Small Thanksgiving Travel Sacrifices Can Help Avert A 'Major Disaster'
• All The Questions You've Had About Sirtfoods - Will They Work For You The Way They Did For Adele?
• Tornado Warning Issued Briefly For Parts Of Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard
• Billy Gardell And Folake Olowofoyeku Describe Bob And Abishola As 'Two People Being Unafraid To Love'
• First Avenue Bringing Pop-Up Experience Of Fictional Restaurant From 'Mallrats', 'Jay And Silent Bob' To The Depot Tavern
• Is this house under a convent in Israel the boyhood home of Jesus?
• Gov. Newsom Says Family Is In Quarantine After Children Exposed To COVID-19
• TSA Agent Eduard Faktorovich Honored At Denver International Airport After COVID Death
• PTL Links: November 23, 2020
• Weather Blog: Thanksgiving Week Forecast
• Wisconsin Presidential Recount Enters 4th Day With Few Changes
• Pressuring Deshaun Watson Might Have Helped And Other Leftover Patriots Thoughts
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Mayor Bill Peduto Proposes Pandemic Sick Leave
• Man Fatally Struck In Arleta-Area Crash On 5 Freeway
• Suspect Arrested In Robbery Near U Of M's Coffman Memorial Union
• GM Issuing Global Recall Of 7M Vehicles Due To Takata Air Bags
• Wells Fargo giving pandemic aid to "hurting" small businesses
• 'A National Embarrassment': Chris Christie Slams President Donald Trump's Legal Team
• Swingers Party With More Than 80 People In Attendance Busted In Queens
• Pope says he understands COVID patients' struggle "from experience"
• Maryland State Police Make Arrests In 15 Suspected DUI Crashes Over The Weekend
• COVID Exposure: Newsom Confirms 3 Children Exposed To Infected CHP Officer; Family In Quarantine
• Dr. Oz Asks Mark Walhberg How The Pandemic Is Affecting His Family.
• MSP, Kroger Partner To Provide Thanksgiving Dinners To 200 Families In Michigan
• Pair Of Alleged Car Burglary Suspects Arrested In Vacaville
• $5 Million Grant Will Help Restore Keys Coral Reef
• When Are Frosty & Rudolph On TV? See The CBS Holiday Special Schedule
• Ethiopians In Colorado Call Attention To Rising Tensions Overseas
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Cam Newton Not Throwing In Towel On Patriots Making Playoffs: 'Win One Week At A Time'
• Friends Remember Kelsey Berreth, Nearly 2 Years After She Was Murdered
• 2 Hurt After Commercial Truck Fleeing Police Crashes In Minneapolis
• US Tells GM To Recall Nearly 6M Trucks With Takata Inflators
• Federal Judge Rules In Favor Of Love In K-1 Visa Application Delay Case
• COVID lockdowns' impact on greenhouse gas emissions a "tiny blip"
• Coast Guard searches for crew after fishing boat sinks in Atlantic
• Make Virtual Thanksgiving Memorable With These Ideas
• Arctic temperatures are astonishingly warmer than they should be
• Michigan Inmate Captured More Than A Week After Jail Escape
• Man Dead, Woman Hospitalized After House Fire In West Englewood
• Colorado Capitol's Civil War Statue That Was Knocked Down By Protesters To Be Replaced With Native American Sculpture
• Crowd Opposing NH Mask Mandate Chants 'Breathe Free Or Die' Outside Gov. Sununu's Home
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: How To Treat Early Covid
• Federal Court Weighs "Custodial" Duty In Parkland School Shooting
• Orange County Offering Grants To 1,000 Struggling Restaurants
• How To Cook A Turkey To Perfection: Jennie-O Provides Crucial Thanksgiving Dinner Tips
• COVID In Colorado: Nordy's BBQ Among Larimer County Restaurants Fearing Second Round Of Layoffs Amid Red Status
• Both parties rev up campaigns for crucial Georgia Senate runoffs
• Miami Weather: Plenty Of Sun With A Building Breeze
• Downsized Thanksgiving plans put small turkeys in high demand
• Trump backer charged with assault after exhaling on protesters
• COVID Thanksgiving: Health Officials Warn Negative COVID Test Not A Green Light For Large Gatherings
• Memorial Held For Father Of 8, Ahmad Hempstead, Killed While Working In South Sacramento
• Armed Carjacking Reported Near University Of Minnesota Campus
• Biden to name Jake Sullivan as national security adviser
• Leith Walk Elementary School Meal Site Closed Monday Due To COVID Case
• 'Really An Insult': Grinch Seen Stealing Christmas Decoration While Laughing In Citrus Heights
• Park Hopping Returns To Disney World In January 2021
• Study links S.D. motorcycle rally to Minnesota COVID outbreak
• Free COVID Testing Site To Open At Bloomington Elementary School
• 'Stop Golfing And Concede' | Gov. Larry Hogan Hits Back At President Trump's Tweet On South Korea COVID-19 Tests
• When New COVID-19 Restrictions Go Into Effect In Pennsylvania, New Jersey & Delaware
• Updated Patriots Playoff Picture: Pats Lose Ground In AFC, Now Trailing Broncos
• 2 People, Including Missing Idaho Minor, Arrested During Traffic Stop In Auburn
• Help Others In This Time Of COVID Pandemic -- Food for Bay Area Families
• Noah Harris Elected As First Black Student Body President At Harvard University
• Ravens Honor Life Of Former WJZ Photojournalist Eric 'HeavE' Scott
• Dust Settles On Wild Weekend For Celtics
• Ravens, Titans Share Heated Pregame Exchange Involving Coach Harbaugh, Mike Vrabel
• ALS Ice Bucket Challenge Co-Founder Pat Quinn Dead At 37
• All K-12 Schools In Montgomery County Begin Virtual Learning For 2 Weeks
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/23 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• San Francisco Bay Area COVID Roundup: Safe Family Thanksgiving Activities; Newsom Family Quarantined; 3rd Vaccine Shows Promising Results
• Recipe: Roasted Yam/Sweet Potatoes With Hot Honey Butter
• Fire Damages Three Homes In Highlandtown
• COVID Travel: Nevada Tightens Restrictions On Casinos And Restaurants As COVID Cases Surge
• Fans Savor The Moment As Broncos Play Before Fans At Mile High For Last Time This Season
• COVID Thanksgiving: Safe, Low-Risk Thanksgiving Week Activities In the Bay Area
• Pittsburgh Steelers Players Sing Happy Birthday To JuJu Smith-Schuster While Celebrating Touchdown During Win Over Jaguars
• 2 Kansas City fire department members die from COVID-19
• COVID In Florida: Caution Urged Over Thanksgiving Holiday
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Plum School District Temporarily Closing All School Buildings
• Police Use Flash Bangs To End SWAT Barricade In South LA
• Taylor Swift wins third straight artist of the year award at AMAs
• LA County restricting in-person dining to combat COVID surge
• AstraZeneca Says Late-Stage Trials Show Its COVID-19 Vaccine Is 'Highly Effective'
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: New Travel Restrictions And Mask-Wearing Mandates Now In Effect
• In-Person Dining At Restaurants To Be Prohibited Under Modified LA County Public Health Order
• Two People Shot After Fight At SW Miami-Dade Party
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cool Temperatures, Rain Chances
• 30-Year-Old Man Arrested, Facing Charges After Shooting Neighbor In Leg
• Caregivers Go On Strike In Cicero Over Pandemic Working Conditions
• Pat Quinn, Co-Founder Of Ice Bucket Challenge, Dies At 37
• Seen On Video: Deer Rescued From Long Island Sound After Getting Paint Can Stuck On Head
• At Least 2 Killed, Several Wounded In Stabbing Spree At San Jose Church; Suspect In Custody
• COVID Vaccines: AstraZeneca COVID Vaccine Shows Promise; Late Stage Trials Up To 90% Effective
• Gov. Newsom's Family In Quarantine After 3 Children Exposed To COVID-19
• At least 2 dead in stabbing rampage at San Jose church
• Pat Quinn, Ice Bucket Challenge co-founder, has died at age 37
• CBS SPORTS: Broncos Get A C+ Grade In Win Over Dolphins
• AstraZeneca-Oxford COVID vaccine up to 90% effective, trials show
• Ronald McDonald House In Wilmington Becomes Home Away From Home For Aman Tangudu And His Family
• COVID-19 Vaccine Developed By Oxford And AstraZeneca Up To 90% Effective, Trial Data Show
• COVID In Delaware: New Coronavirus Restrictions Begin At 8 AM Monday
• Keep COVID-19 From Crashing Your Thanksgiving: Expert Tips For Those Choosing To Gather In The Pandemic
• 3 Hong Kong pro-democracy activists face jail after guilty pleas
• U.S. swimmer breaks two world records in 40 minutes
• Dolphins QB TuaTagovailoa Benched In 1st Pro Loss, Move Isn't Permanent
• COVID In New York: Cuomo Says It's Possible NYC Schools Could Reopen Even If Positivity Rate Stays Above 3%
• Despite Pandemic's Economic Downturn, Loop Businesses Still Trying To Spread Holiday Cheer
• Pittsburgh Non-Profit Creates Superheroes Calendar For Kids Battling Illnesses
• Man killed by shark in popular Australia tourist spot
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Monday To Be Wet And Temperatures Will Go Downhill In A Hurry
• Update: Two Dead, Others Seriously Injured In Stabbing At San Jose's Grace Baptist Church
• Arrest Made In Connection To Fatal Miami Beach Stabbing, But Search Still On For Man Known As 'E'
• PennDOT Weighing Options Of Tolling Bridges, Tunnels, And Parkways
• Teen Killed, Another Injured In Tarentum Shooting
• Allegheny Co. Board Of Elections To Hold Meeting To Certify Election Results
• Store Owner Fighting For Life After Being Shot In Head In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• It Happens Here: Scituate Nurse Creates Ocean-Inspired Art
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: North Catholic Hockey Team Temporarily Suspending Practices And Games
• Monday's Show Info (11/23/20)
• Biden expected to pick Linda Thomas-Greenfield as U.N. ambassador
• Mt. Lebanon School District To Hold Special Board Meeting
• Guitar Center Is Filing For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
• Police: One Person Found Dead, Another In Critical Condition Following Wilkinsburg Shooting

Videos from November 23, 2020

• 11/23: Red and Blue
• Trump administration allows Biden transition to formally begin
• Infectious disease specialist explains why AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine can vary in effectiveness
• New report details Trump administration's efforts to seize thousands of acres of land for border wall
• Biden to nominate Tony Blinken as secretary of state
• When will the official Biden transition begin?
• Michigan certifies vote count despite Trump campaign's objections
• Biden selects Cabinet and national security officials
• Grandmother and young man celebrate Thanksgiving together again after 2016 accidental text
• Ken Jennings named interim "Jeopardy!" host
• General Motors recalling 5.9 million vehicles to replace Takata airbags
• South Dakota gripped by pandemic as governor resists mask mandate
• Georgia to begin second recount at request of Trump campaign
• Miami hospital prepares for coronavirus vaccine distribution
• Oxford-AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine trial shows up to 90% effectiveness
• Biden announces top foreign policy and national security picks
• Trump administration allows Biden transition to begin
• Millions stick to Thanksgiving travel plans despite urgent COVID-19 warnings
• CBS Evening News, November 23, 2020
• Concerns over coronavirus vaccine plans for America's nursing homes
• Ice Bucket Challenge co-founder Pat Quinn has died at age 37
• United Nations says a humanitarian crisis is unfolding in Ethiopia
• Pope Francis meets with NBA players at the Vatican
• Steve Hartman is talking turkey
• She was laid off, then contracted COVID-19
• November marks Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month
• Highlights from week 11 of the 2020 NFL season
• AstraZeneca vaccine brings more hope as hospitalizations soar
• Breast cancer screenings plummet during coronavirus pandemic
• Supporting small businesses this holiday shopping season
• ER doctor discusses AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine and a new antibody treatment
• Biden taps longtime foreign policy officials for key positions
• America's oldest WWII veteran gets a helping hand
• During the pandemic, Thanksgiving celebrations are smaller and so are the turkeys
• Trump campaign calls for another Georgia recount as more election lawsuits fail
• Wells Fargo announces new campaign to help Americans in need during the pandemic
• AstraZeneca-Oxford COVID-19 vaccine up to 90% effective, late stage trials show
• Former HHS Secretary Tom Price on the coronavirus pandemic
• How to manage political discussions with family this Thanksgiving
• With food insecurity on the rise nationwide, food banks see massive Thanksgiving lines
• New report says the pandemic dramatically reduced potentially life-saving preventive medical care
• WorldView: Nigeria's deadly crackdown, U.K. COVID restrictions, and more global headlines
• Biden expected to announce Antony Blinken, Linda Thomas-Greenfield to high-level positions
• More Republicans acknowledge Biden's victory, as 2 key states set to certify election results
• Dr. Ashish Jha discusses the latest in vaccines and surge in coronavirus cases nationwide
• South Dakota marks one of its highest daily death tolls since the coronavirus pandemic began
• Millions pack airports, roads despite warnings from health experts
• COVID-19 cases climbing ahead of Thanksgiving holiday
• 11/23: CBSN AM