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• COVID-19 Economy: SF's Iconic Flower Mart Tries New Strategies To Survive The Pandemic
• SFPD: Victim of Officer-Involved Shooting a Suspected Arsonist, Refused To Drop Knife
• Sacramento Police Bodycam Video Shows Fatal Shooting At Anti-Gun Boxing Event In North Sacramento
• Kings Don't Match $72 Million Offer Sheet, Bogdan Bogdanovic Signs With Hawks
• Task Force To Address 'Lack Of Clarity, Consistency' In Trying To Get Colorado Students Back Into Classrooms
• Stores Prepare For Black Friday During Pandemic, Urge Customers To Shop Online
• 51 People Plan To Sue Denver Police For Excessive Force, Wrongful Arrests During Summer Protests
• More Than $140M In EDD Benefits Paid Out To California Inmates, Investigation Finds
• Privacy Advocates Flag Concerns About Possible Government-Required Proof Of Coronavirus Vaccine
• Civil Rights Pioneer, 'Freedom Rider' Bruce Boynton Dies, At 83
• Distinct 'Meow Wolf' Building Squeezed Into Triangular Footprint Between I-25 Overpasses In Denver
• Police Arrest Tracy Man Accused Of Kidnapping, Rape And Making Terrorist Threats
• Where Exactly Do Your Thanksgiving Meal Essentials Come From?
• Joe Biden Introduces New Members Of National Security, Foreign Policy Teams
• Faces Of COVID: Businessman Jeff Durant's Generosity Flowed Until The Very End
• Petaluma PD: Suspect In Hate Crime Hit Elderly Man With Stick Because He Didn't Like Hispanics
• COVID In New York: Staten Island Reopens Coronavirus Field Hospital Not Used Since Peak Of Pandemic
• David Dinkins, New York City's Only Black Mayor, Dead At 93
• Psychiatrists Say High Levels Of Stress Can Have Serious Impact On Physical Health
• Chicago Weather: Dense Fog Possible In The Morning
• Many Seniors Will Be Alone This Thanksgiving Amid COVID-19 Pandemic, But Volunteers Step Up To Make Sure They Get A Meal
• COVID Enforcement Crackdown In Maryland As Deaths Rise To Level Not Seen Since June, Concern Over Hospital Capacity Grows
• 'We're Together Whatever Way It Is': Families Finding Ways To Make Virtual Thanksgiving Work With COVID Cases Spiking Across Country
• Revolution Beat Philadelphia Union 2-0 In MLS Cup Playoffs
• Elk Grove Man, 40, Killed In Crash On Interstate 80
• Baltimore County Hiring Social Distancing Task Force Workers Ahead Of Increased COVID-19 Restriction Enforcement
• Car With 8-Year-Old Inside Stolen Tuesday Afternoon; Child Found Safe, Baltimore Police Say
• Multiple Tornado Warnings, Severe Weather Damage Hits North Texas
• North Texas Hospital Workers Describe Their Fatigue Treating COVID-19 Patients In Video
• Avril Haines, Former Baltimore Bookstore Owner, Among President-Elect Biden's Cabinet Position Picks
• Coronavirus In Illinois: Family With Daughter Home From College Goes Extra Mile To Prevent COVID-19 This Thanksgiving
• Police: Driver Shoots Bicyclist Multiple Times After Fight In Downtown Pittsburgh
• Philadelphia Family Who Had 12 Members Contract COVID-19 Shares Devastating Story, Message To Others
• I-Team: Restaurant On Brink Of Closing After Loan Held Up By Clerical Error
• First Lady Yumi Hogan Receives Order Of Civil Merit Of The Republic Of Korea
• Holiday Shopping Phishing Scams Skyrocket Amid Pandemic
• Guinness Open Gate Brewery Releases 2 New Holiday-Inspired Beers
• Chicago Police Officer Found Dead At Home In West Chesterfield
• Man Shot And Killed In Aliquippa
• Emergency Crews On Scene Of Serious Crash Along I-95 In Arbutus
• Group Sues President Trump Over Voting Rights Violations In Detroit
• GM Flips To California's Side In Pollution Fight With Trump
• Ford Buys 12 Freezers To Store Covid-19 Vaccine Doses
• Detroit City Council Approves Law For Adult Use Marijuana Shops
• Allegheny Co. Health Department Shuts Down 2 Pittsburgh Nightclubs Violating Coronavirus Rules
• West Michigan Airports See Increase In Travelers
• Colorado Remains Vacation Destination Despite Restrictions: 'We Were Coming No Matter What'
• COVID Surge: South Bay Hospitals Brace For Rise In Coronavirus Cases, ICU Patients
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Report Increasing COVID-19 Case, Positivity Rates
• One Person Killed In Crash In Roxborough, Officials Say
• North Reading Family Plans Socially Distant Thanksgiving In Backyard Tent
• Report Card Red Flags: When Parents Should Start Asking Questions
• Minnesota Regulatory Panel Issues Another Approval For Disputed Oil Pipeline
• Longmont Mayor Brian Bagley Wants To Keep Hospitals From Treating Weld County Residents Due To Noncompliance With COVID Restrictions
• Hundreds Of Vehicles Line Up For Thanksgiving Food Giveaway At Meadowlands YMCA
• Republicans Sue To Stop Wisconsin Vote Certification
• COVID In Philadelphia: Officials Worry Negative Test Results Giving 'False Sense Of Security' About Gathering For Thanksgiving
• Judge Overturns Ordinances Keeping Non-Residents From Using Leonia Streets During Rush Hour
• Pennsylvania's Ban On Bars, Restaurants Serving Alcohol Thanksgiving Eve Causing Confusion, Frustration
• Prosecutors: Over 35,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Names Of Prison Convicts, Including Death Row Inmates Scott Peterson And Cary Stayner
• Judge Rules California Can't Ban Offensive License Plates
• Reality Check: The Career And Legacy Of Pat Kessler
• Gov. Phil Murphy Signs Law Requiring All Police Officers To Wear Body Cameras In New Jersey
• Robbers Have Been Targeting Restaurants In South Loop, Police Say
• Two Sacramento County Sheriff's Deputies Get New Washer & Dryer For Elk Grove Family
• New Colorado School Task Force Will Focus On Getting Students Back Into Classrooms At Start Of 2021
• An Estimated 1 in 41 Coloradans Has COVID As State Surpasses 200,000 Cases
• Standoff Reveals Possible Squatter Situation In Arden Arcade, Owner Forced To Start Eviction Process
• COVID In Colorado: Dozens Of Loveland Businesses Make Pact To Stay Open Despite Level Red Restrictions
• Pennsylvania To Get More Than $680,000 In Home Depot Data Breach Settlement
• Florist Business Flourishing As Holiday Season Approaches
• Reward Grows In Deadly Arson Investigation That Claimed Lives Of Senegalese Family
• Orange County COVID-19 Hospitalizations Climb; Officials Continue To Urge Residents To Avoid Holiday Gatherings
• Broadmoor Manitou Railway Snowplow Can Cut Through 10-Foot Drifts
• 'Broncos Business Boost' Gives Fans Chance To Help Local Businesses During COVID
• East Bay Groups Give Away Hundreds Of Meals Before Thanksgiving Amid Overwhelming Need
• Man Killed In West Adams Rollover Wreck, Driver Flees Scene
• 'I'm OK With It': Some Continue To Travel Ahead Of Thanksgiving Holiday
• 25 Inmates, 8 Staff Test Positive For COVID-19 In Stanislaus County Detention Center Outbreak
• WCCO Bids Farewell To Pat Kessler, Political Reporter Extraordinaire
• Tasheem Keaton Arrested For Attempted Sexual Assault Of 61-Year-Old Woman In Evesham Township, Police Say
• 'You Gotta Have Leftovers': Southland Residents Prepare For A Thanksgiving Like No Other
• New York deli offers free chickens to families in need
• Lawsuit Filed Against De Blasio Administration Over Internet Service For Students In NYC Homeless Shelters
• 3-Year-Old Boy Dies In West Virginia Apartment Fire
• Fashion Designer Opens Fashion-Art Museum In Detroit
• Police Searching For Man Accused Of Trying To Rape Teenage Girl In Brooklyn
• 16-Month-Old At-Risk Missing Child Found Safe; Father Arrested
• Viral Video: Squirrel Gets Drunk In Twin Cities Backyard
• Researchers, DU Try To Put End To Debate Over What To Do On 4th And Short
• Woman, Service Dog Found Dead After Fire In Edgewater
• New Jersey Redesigns Driver's Licenses To Protect Against Fraud, Identity Theft
• During Roxbury Forum, Dr. Fauci Said Community Has 'Responsibility' To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• Denver Rescue Mission Donates Turkey Dinners To Thousands
• Woman Found Dead In Pasadena Park Under Suspicious Circumstances
• COVID In Colorado: Surge Of Cases Expected After Thanksgiving If People Gather For Celebrations
• Father And 2 Children Rescued From San Francisco Cliff At Fort Funston
• Man Shot 4 Times During Attempted Carjacking In Northeast Philadelphia, Police Say
• Ashburnham Police Arrest Man Who Allegedly Spit At Hikers, Claimed 'I Have COVID'
• Sharp Rise In Women Killed By Partners Since Pandemic Began, Say Women's Advocates
• NH Restaurant Fined $1,500 Over No Social Distancing, Masks
• Cook County Judicial Candidate Says Vote Totals Changed After Deadline To Make Him Lose, Claims Fraud
• Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Judiciary Restricts Operations To Phase II In Response To Statewide Case Surge
• COVID In Connecticut: Numbers Of Nursing Home Residents Testing Positive, Dying Have Tripled Over Past Month
• This Thanksgiving, The Need For Volunteers Is Just As Great As It Is For Food
• COVID: Dr. Grant Colfax Says San Francisco At 'Critical Moment,' Expects Purple Tier Later This Week
• Flock Of Aggressive Wild Turkeys Terrorizing Residents In Whitehall
• Dire Warning From Dallas Hospital CEO: Coronavirus Second Surge Exhausting Staff
• Rite Aid Expands Free COVID-19 Testing To People 13 And Older
• Snowmass & Aspen Mountain Open For The Season Wednesday
• COVID: Santa Clara County Ups Enforcement For Thanksgiving, Suspends Grace Period For Businesses
• Frank Macon, Former Tuskegee Airman, Passes Away At 97
• Some CA Gig Workers May Be Forced To Repay EDD Benefits Due To Overpayment
• You Can Cut Your Own Christmas Tree In Pike, Arapaho And White River National Forests
• CCAC Offering CDL Program To Meet Growing Demand For Truck Drivers
• North Texas Grandparents Send Family Cardboard Cutouts Since They Couldn't Travel For Thanksgiving
• Missing And Endangered 65-Year-Old Man Has Been Found, Millvale Police Say
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: 42% Of Families KDKA Surveyed Say Their Child Is Learning Less Through Online Classes
• Victims Of Evolving Unemployment Scam Say State Of Illinois Is Promising To Help, But Also Demanding Repayment
• Coast Guard suspends search for fishing crew in the Atlantic
• Shipt Partners With Midtown Global Market To Highlight Minority-Owned Businesses
• Face Coverings To Remain Required Inside Tarrant County Businesses Through February
• Cardinal Dolan Helps Distribute Free Turkeys For Thanksgiving At Harlem Event
• Health Experts Say Manufacturing, Distribution And Public Acceptance Of COVID-19 Vaccine Just As Crucial As Scientific Development
• As Seniors Face Holidays In Isolation, Experts Warn Anxiety, Depression Can Be Deadly
• UPDATE: San Jose City Employee Who Volunteered With Homeless Among Injured In Church Stabbing
• Minneapolis Police Still Waiting For Outside Officers To Help Boost Dwindling Ranks
• COVID Impact (MN): Gov. Walz Details Economic Relief Proposal For Small Businesses, Struggling Workers, Families
• COVID Forces Camillus House To Change How It Handles Annual Thanksgiving Day Feast For Shelter's Clients, Area Homeless
• Married Couple Found Guilty In Fatal 2019 Road Rage Shooting In Antioch
• Coast Guard Suspends Search For Missing Fishing Vessel Crew Off Cape Cod
• Long Island Teen Launches Eco-Friendly Refill Business, Says Taking Small Steps 'Creates The Movement'
• President-Elect Biden Nominates Alejandro Mayorkas, A Cuban-American, To Lead Dept. Of Homeland Security
• Changes In Thanksgiving Plans Have People Hitting The Grocery Store For Last-Minute Items
• COVID In New Jersey: Health Commissioner Persichilli Says Highest Positivity Rate Of Late Is In 19-49 Age Group
• LA County Reports 3,692 New COVID-19 Cases, 51 Deaths
• More than 50 million Americans facing hunger in 2020, projections show
• COVID Update: Dr. Ghaly Commends Bay Area For Holding Steady Amid Case Surge
• Texans-Lions Preview: Deshaun Watson 'Playing As Well As He's Played Over The Course Of His Career,' Says NFL On CBS's Evan Washburn
• Fayette County Man Accused Of Shooting Woman To Death In Her Own Home
• Long Island Dancer Thankful For 'Angel's Heart' Transplant, And To Team At Sandra Atlas Bass Hospital
• COVID In Colorado: State Selected For Initial Test For Coronavirus Vaccine Shipment
• Elaborate Scheme Scams 'Thousands Of Consumers' And Toy Company Little Tikes
• Gopher Football On Pause Due To COVID Cases; Badgers Border Battle Cancelled
• 'Please Shop Local': Faneuil Hall Businesses Optimistic About Holiday Season
• Doctors Say Coronavirus Vaccines Come With Potential Side Effects
• Schools: The New Normal | State, New York City Make Moves To Bridge Digital Divide For Remote Learning
• 'It's Awesome Helping People': Hundreds Turn Out For North Texas Food Bank's Final Distribution Before Thanksgiving
• Massive unemployment fraud found in California prisons: Prosecutors
• COVID-19 Outbreak Hits Metropolitan Detention Center In Downtown LA
• AG Xavier Becerra Helps Secure $17.5M Settlement With Home Depot Over Massive Data Breach
• Volunteers Across Massachusetts Come Together To Provide Thanksgiving Food For Those In Need
• COVID In Illinois: Expert Says Ambitious Federal Timeline For Getting Out Coronavirus Vaccine Is Possible
• Miami Police Officer Shot, Killed Alleged Intruder At West Miami-Dade Home
• Dinkins' Legacy Will Include His Ability To Shape Young Minds
• Despite Pleas From Experts To Stay Home, Millions Hit The Road For Thanksgiving
• CPD Report Shows Former Supt. Eddie Johnson's Wife Claimed He 'Battered' Her Three Times Before October Domestic Incident, But She Never Reported It
• Antonio Powell Charged With Murder In The Death Of Anna Wagener In St. Paul
• Ziccarelli Asks Pa.'s Supreme Court To Reconsider Vote-By-Mail Decision; Kelly-Parnell Lawsuit Gets Challenged By Republicans And Democrats
• Northwestern Researchers Report Breakthrough Chest X-Ray Using AI To Detect COVID-19
• COVID-19 In Florida: State Adds 8,555 New Cases, Miami-Dade Adds 1,654
• VIDEO: Man Walks Off With Dallas Homeowner's Front Porch Furniture
• West Metro Firefighters Treat 3 Pets With Oxygen After Kitchen Fire
• USC Football Player Who Was With Team At Utah Game Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Discounts Drop Before Black Friday To Spread Out Holiday Shopping
• 'I Want To Be Safe': COVID Testing A Priority For South Florida Residents Getting Ready For Thanksgiving
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: UPMC And AHN Say Current Coronavirus Case Counts Aren't Stressing Capacity Yet
• 3 People Cited For Illegal Dumping In Rural Sacramento, Placer County
• FULL LIST: Beyoncé, Billie Eilish And Post Malone Highlight 63rd Annual GRAMMY AWARD Nominees
• 'Everyone Is Getting Tested Before': Long Lines At COVID Testing Sites Ahead Of Thanksgiving
• Pennsylvania 30 Day Fund Gives Over 50 Childcare Centers $3,000 Grants To Help Small Businesses During Pandemic
• CSU Rams Will Play Air Force Falcons On Thanksgiving
• DA: West Chester Man Charged With Attempted Homicide After Beating Girlfriend's 9-Year-Old Daughter Unconscious
• 5 Teens Charged In Armed Carjacking In The Loop
• Gov. Greg Abbott's Office Approves Of Curfew In El Paso County To Help Stop Coronavirus Spread
• Dow Jones Tops 30,000 For First Time Ever As Biden Transition Points To More Stable Future
• Cook County Courts Move Back To Virtual Hearings Amid Resurgent Pandemic
• Man Critically Wounded After Shot In Face In Southwest Philadelphia
• SF Mayor Names Kimberly Ellis As New Director For Status of Women Dept.
• 'Potentially Destroying All Of Our Small Businesses': Gym Owners Calling On City To Keep Philly Gyms Open Or Give Financial Help
• Two Emergency Shelters To Open In St. Paul For People Experiencing Homelessness
• Aurora Police Track Down Suspect Driver In Halloween Hit & Run That Possibly Left Victim Paralyzed
• Teenage Girl Shot In Deerfield Beach
• Massachusetts Reports 2,225 New Coronavirus Cases, 20 Additional Deaths
• How Cyber Monday will be different in 2020
• 'We Don't Need Occupying Forces Here': Dallas Activists Criticize Return Of State Troopers To Combat Crime
• Police Searching For Andre Sterling In Shooting Of State Trooper In Hyannis
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Health Officials Say Contact Tracing Continues To Be A Challenge
• DoorDash to pay $2.5 million for allegedly misusing worker tips
• Black Lives Matter: LA Mayor Eric Garcetti Should Not Be Picked For Any Biden Administration Position
• 12-Year-Old Among 3 Juveniles Charged With Murder In Beating Of Homeless Man To Death In Camden
• Investigators Search For Clues In Bear Creek Fire That Burned Near Colorado Springs Homes
• 'They Need This On A Lot Of Fronts': Evan Washburn On Baltimore Ravens, Lamar Jackson, Thanksgiving Game Vs. Pittsburgh
• 'It's OK To Be Different' | The Message Behind A New Children's Book Featuring A Maryland Dog
• Get Creative With These Forest-Inspired Crafts
• Beyoncé leads Grammy nominations with 9
• Over 1,000 Children Have Developed Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome After Contracting COVID
• "It's An Embarrassment Of Riches": Evan Washburn On Pittsburgh Steelers & Thanksgiving Game Vs. Baltimore
• Maryland Can't Wait To Get Back On Field Against Indiana
• Bam Adebayo, Miami Heat Agree On Five-Year, $163 Million Extension
• City Council Approves Lightfoot's $12.8 Billion Budget, $94 Million Property Tax Hike, But Critics Say 'Don't Give Me Crumbs And Tell Me It's Cake'
• Crews Work To Cleanup After CSX Train Derails In Baltimore
• Mercer County Is The Perfect Place For Holiday Shopping
• Dallas County Reports 1,716 New Coronavirus Cases, 7 Deaths
• Dallas Restaurant Owner Russell Birk Says He's Eligible For PPP Loan To Be Forgiven
• COVID In Delaware: Health Officials Encouraging Patience As Demand For Testing Explodes In State
• What is Area 51? And why is it so secretive?
• Mendocino County Woman Accused Of Harboring Dad Wanted In Child Sexual Assault Case
• Humane Animal Rescue Takes In Dogs Saved From South Korean Meat Farm
• PSPCA Investigating Horrible Case Of Animal Cruelty After Disfigured Dog Found Tied To Tree In Pennypack Park
• 'Andy Dalton Provides Stability At The Quarterback Position': Evan Washburn On Cowboys Thanksgiving Matchup With Washington Football Team
• Medicaid Surge Means Major Workload For State
• Search Continues For Driver Who Fatally Struck Woman Crossing Street In Northeast Philadelphia
• One Killed, 3 Critically Injured After Car Plows Into Back Of Parked Tractor-Trailer In North Philadelphia
• Analysts Point To Tourism Uptick Next Year
• Many Malls Opting To Stay Closed During Thanksgiving this Year
• Detroit Fashion Designer Ken Walker Branches Out Into Mental Health Advocacy
• AG Maura Healey Sues Boston Sports Clubs For Charging Members During Pandemic
• Aaron Nesmith Says His Foot Is 100 Percent: 'I Won't Miss A Beat'
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Gov. Pritzker Urges Local Governments To Take Advantage Of Pandemic Funds, Reminds People That Thanksgiving Must Look Different This Year
• State Board Unanimously Certifies Joe Biden As Winner In Minnesota
• Police: Man Shot Dead In Parking Lot Of Coon Rapids Cub Foods, Suspect Arrested
• Warminster Township Residents Asked To Shelter In Place As Police Investigate 'Critical Incident'
• 'Not Going To Tell Me What To Do': Segment Of Population Blowing Off COVID Restrictions, Socializing Over Thanksgiving
• Dallas COVID-19 Testing Sites Closed For Thanksgiving Holiday
• Former 49ers Patrick Willis, Bryant Young Among 2021 HOF Semifinalists
• Woman Captured In Idaho For Alleged 2012 Abduction Of Her 4 Kids In Calabasas
• FHP On The Lookout Over Thanksgiving Holiday Period
• DC Metro Train Cars 'Separate' In Glenmont, Passengers Evacuated And One Person Injured
• Local Michigan Singer Grace Rembinski Signs Music Recording Deal, Prepares For Move To Nashville
• National Press Club Awards Laila Nasher With The Julie Schoo Scholarship
• Guns Seized After Davis Police Respond To Distraught Person, Hear Gunfire
• Newsom Announces $50,000 Reward In 2007 Fremont Cold Case Murder Of Emerson Zuniga; New Suspect Sketch Released
• COVID Travel: Los Angeles Considers Stay-At-Home Order Amid 'Alarming Surge' Before Thanksgiving
• COVID-19 In Ohio: Gov. Mike DeWine Says State's First Vaccine Batch Coming By Dec. 15
• United States Postal Service Hiring In Pittsburgh For The Holiday Season
• Colorado Parks And Wildlife Searching For Information After 7 Elk Poached Near Craig
• For 1st Time, Wisconsin Has Triple-Digit Newly Reported COVID Deaths
• Man Injured In Rosedale Shooting Monday Night
• New rule to require certain travelers to pay bonds to enter U.S.
• Joe Biden Certified As Winner Of Presidential Election In Pennsylvania
• Contra Costa County Halts New Hemp Grows While Regulations Are Created
• Trump participates in the annual turkey pardon
• Biden introduces members of national security, foreign policy teams
• COVID Pandemic Has Created Urgent Need For Thanksgiving Help In South Florida
• Man Shot In Broad Daylight In East Baltimore
• Rene Trinidad Arrested For Murder Of Sister's Ex-Boyfriend In Carrollton
• Lions Reach New Low Heading Into Thanksgiving Game
• Sheriff: Motorcyclist Critically Injured After Fleeing Deputy, Crashing In Waite Park
• COVID In Colorado: DIA Begins Weekly Coronavirus Testing For Employees Amid Holiday Travel Season
• Ford Motor Co. Purchases Specialty Freezers For Future COVID-19 Vaccine Storage
• West Mifflin Police Searching For Missing 13-Year-Old Yashua Strong
• How Will COVID Affect Black Friday Sales? Stores 'Significantly Scaling Back,' Says Expert
• McCormick Spice Co. Buys Cholula Hot Sauce In $800M Deal
• Two Men Critically Wounded In Broad-Daylight Double Shooting In Kensington
• 53-Year-Old Woman Dies In Head-On Collision In Anne Arundel County
• Local Leaders And Luminaries Mourn Passing Of David Dinkins, A 'Truly Great Man'
• Dan + Shay Earn GRAMMY Nomination For Collab With Justin Bieber
• State's Supreme Court Rejects Aventura Red Light Camera Case
• Video Visitation Between Inmates, Families Start This Weekend At 5 California Prisons
• Childhood vaccination rates have dropped during the pandemic
• Suspected Serial Mail Thieves Arrested In San Carlos
• California's COVID-19 hospitalizations rise 81% over 2 weeks
• List Of 2020 Restaurant Holiday Gift Card Deals In Minnesota
• Congressional leaders call for COVID relief, but are far apart on a deal
• Biden: 'No One I Trust More' Than John Kerry For Special Presidential Envoy For Climate Position
• Dallas Cowboys Strength And Conditioning Coach Markus Paul Suffers 'Medical Emergency - Undergoing Medical Tests'
• UK-Based Company's New Facility To Bring 1,000 Jobs To West Virginia
• Bill Belichick, Patriots Preparing For 'Explosive' Cardinals Offense
• COVID In Denver: Denver Health Mobile Health Center Delivers Help On Wheels
• 'When I Was Little, I Had My Terry Bradshaw T-Shirt & Pittsburgh Steelers Helmet': Actor Louis Cancelmi On Hollywood Career & Connection To Pittsburgh
• Colorado Snow Totals: Latest Reports From Denver Metro Area, Front Range
• Gov. Newsom Offering $50K Reward For Break In 2007 Fremont Murder Case
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Slight Uptick In New Cases, But Positivity Rate Drops 5th Day In A Row
• Pittsburgh Police Respond To Several Crimes Overnight, Including Hostage Situation And Multiple Carjackings
• 6 Residents Die After COVID Outbreak In Andover Assisted Living Facility
• Two Arrested When Gun Found Following San Mateo Rollover Crash, Suspected DUI
• Mayo Clinic: New Research Confirms That Masks Do Help During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Topanga-Area Building Fire Sparks Nearby Brush
• Rite Aid Expands Its No-Cost COVID-19 Testing To People 13 And Older
• Former Steelers Alan Faneca, Hines Ward Named Semifinalists For Pro Football Hall Of Fame
• Dow hits 30,000 as Trump signals exit from White House
• Garett Bolles 'Has Opportunity To Get Giant Contract,' Says Former Broncos Offensive Lineman Mark Schlereth
• 'We Are Losing People Every Day': Nurses Beg People To Take COVID Precautions Seriously
• 'Pleading With People To Do The Right Thing': Gov. Murphy Says Next Few Months Of Pandemic Will Be Brutal For NJ
• Weather Blog: Chess and Weather
• 'We Grew Up Thinking We Could Be Friends With Everyone On Nickelodeon': Scott Barber & Adam Sweeney On Documentary 'The Orange Years: The Nickelodeon Story'
• State Commission Finalizes Sweeping New Oil And Gas Rules
• Outdoor LACMA Exhibit A Memorial To The Office Holiday Party
• COVID Latest: Montgomery County Requiring Masks Outdoors And Indoors, Restricting Gatherings To 10 People Indoors
• COVID Closings: Baltimore Museum Of Art, Walters Art Museum To Temporarily Close
• A Bruins Thanksgiving Tradition Continues As Zdeno Chara Delivers Pies To Boston Area Shelters
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Signs Bill Requiring Police Body Cameras
• One Of North Texas' First COVID-19 Survivors Rev. Dr. Robert Pace, 'I Am So Grateful'
• Sonoma Community Center to Distribute Free Thanksgiving Meals
• Reopening Task Force Warns Of 'Alarming' Increase Of COVID Cases On Cape Cod
• New York City mayor urges people to avoid travel this Thanksgiving
• Dow Tops 30,000 For First Time; Tesla's Elon Musk Surpasses Bill Gates On Personal Wealth List
• Karl Anderson Charged In Fatal Stabbing Of Bernard Richardson In Baltimore
• 350-pound loggerhead among 150 turtles rescued in Cape Cod
• Chance The Rapper's Charity 'Social Works' Giving Out Free Turkeys On South Side Tuesday
• Michigan Attorney General Confirms Investigation Into Threats Against Wayne County Canvassers
• Corden "indebted" to Mariah Carey for Carpool Karaoke appearance
• Pope supports George Floyd protests in book
• Arline CEO: Vaccine will be "necessity" for international travel
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Health Officials Report More Than 6,500 New COVID-19 Cases
• Ravens Continue Virtual Gatherings Tuesday After More Members Test Positive For COVID
• Bronx Produce Market Busy Distributing Food To Supermarkets And Restaurants Ahead Of Thanksgiving
• Denver Weather: It Finally Snows! Mile High City Sees First Measurable Snow Since October
• 21-Year-Old Man Killed In Crash On I-57 Near 103rd Street
• Did You Hear It? Broncos Dalton Risner's F-Bomb Was Captured On Live TV
• 11-Year-Old Girl Shot In Park Manor Neighborhood
• Denton, Texas Mayor Chris Watts Diagnosed With COVID-19
• COVID In Minnesota: Hospitalizations At Record High As 38 More Deaths Are Reported
• Arrest Made In Murder Of Miami Gardens Librarian Jamie Humet Nearly Two Years Ago
• COVID hospitalizations in N.Y. are up 128% in 3 weeks, Cuomo says
• Live! Casino Pittsburgh Holds Grand Opening With COVID-19 Safety Measures In Place
• Dallas ER Doctor: 'We're Getting About 30% Positivity' Rate In COVID-19 Testing; Sees No Relief Until Spring 2021
• Suspect Arrested After SFPD Officer Witnesses Tenderloin Shooting
• Firefighters Battle 3-Alarm Blaze At Upper West Side Apartment Building
• Governor Abbott: Texas COVID-19 Vaccine Plan Ready For Possible December Activation
• CDC now recommends 3 COVID tests for international travel
• Sean Murray On 'NCIS' Staying Power After 400 Episodes: 'Everyone Can Relate To Someone'
• Report: More COVID-19 Tests Come Back Positive For Baltimore Ravens Ahead Of Thanksgiving Game Against Pittsburgh Steelers
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports Over 6,600 Coronavirus Cases, 81 More Deaths
• Food Distribution Events Across North Texas
• Dow Tops 30,000 For First Time Ever As Biden Transition Begins
• Don't miss the "CBS Sunday Morning" primetime special, "The Pet Project"
• Pennsylvania Certifies 2020 Results, Awarding 20 Electoral Votes To Joe Biden
• VIDEO: Philadelphia Police Searching For Group Of Suspects Wanted For Looting USA 1 Car Stereo In Crescentville
• 1 Dead After Double Shooting In Seibert, Israel Anderson Arrested
• Man Killed In North Minneapolis Double Shooting Identified As Dillon Howard
• Police Respond To Non-Fatal Shooting Near Quality Inn Suites In Hunt Valley
• MSPCA Helping 'Ultra-Friendly' Cat Recover From Severe Burns, Look For Home
• COVID In Colorado: Testing For Thanksgiving 'Sense Of Security' Is Common Misconception
• Parents of U.K. teen killed by American driver lose High Court case
• Surfer Delight; Forecasters Predict Large Coastal Swells For Thanksgiving Holiday
• Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 12: Derek Carr Looking Sharp For Raiders
• Overturned Tanker Truck Loaded With Milk Blocks All Lanes Of Southbound 5 Freeway In Lincoln Heights
• Pennsylvania certifies election results, confirming Biden victory
• Driver Shot To Death In South LA, Gunman At Large
• Free Virtual Black Friday Scholarship Bootcamp Will Financially Help College Bound Students
• COVID In Florida: Cases Have Tripled Since Gov. Ron DeSantis Reopened State
• 2 Who Survived Michigan Freeway Crash Killed By 3rd Vehicle
• Paris police accused of "shocking" tactics in clearing migrant camp
• Former 49ers Colin Kaepernick, Eric Reid Say They Are "Still Ready" For A Shot At Returning To NFL
• Suspected Burglary Tools Found In Car After Traffic Stop In Lincoln, 2 Men Arrested
• Rider Dies After Bus Travels From El Paso To Denver, Officials Concerned About Possible COVID Exposure
• Pennsylvania Certifies 2020 Election Results, Awarding 20 Electoral Votes To Joe Biden
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Says Child Has Died From Coronavirus, Reports 541 New Cases
• Howard County Receives $2M In Eviction Prevention Grants
• Bruins Have Had 'Constant Contact' With Chara, But No Update On Free Agent Defenseman
• Your Covid Defense Plan: How To Make The Holiday Mindshift So This Holiday Season Doesn't Suck
• Ram Launches Fourth Phase Of U.S. Armed Forces-Inspired, Limited-Edition 'Built To Serve' Trucks
• Weld County Sheriff Warns Drivers Could Be Fined For 'Puffing' Vehicles
• Over 2,400 workers at world's top glove maker get COVID
• Police: Woman Arrested For OUI After Crashes In Fall River, Westport
• COVID In Maryland: More Than 1.3K Hospitalized As 1.6K New Cases Reported
• Mario Lemieux To Match Donations To His Foundation Through The Holidays
• Publix Sued After Employee's Death From COVID-19
• Woman's Body Found In Water In Downtown Miami
• Rams Hold Off Brady, Bucs Behind Goff's 3 TDs
• Investigation Ongoing After Delaware County Officials Discover Disruption To Computer Network
• COVID-19 Exposure Forces John Wayne Airport To Operate At Reduced Capacity
• Russia arrests more Jehovah's Witnesses on charges of "extremism"
• COVID-19 Outbreak Sickens Dozens Of Students, Staff At Concordia University
• Former 49ers QB Colin Kaepernick Says He And Eric Reid Are Being 'Denied Employment'
• Minnesota State Fair Holds 1-Day Admission Ticket Flash Sale For 2021 Fair
• 'Negative At 3, Positive At 5': Dr. Dave Hnida Warns COVID Tests Have Limits
• CDPHE Urges Coloradans To Cancel Gatherings With People Outside Their Home
• True Crime: Will Harvey Weinstein Die In Jail Or Will His Conviction Be Appealed? And Why His "Girlfriend" Says He's A Scapegoat For #Metoo 
• COVID Health Care: Virus Taking Deadly Toll On Filipino American Nurses
• Which Retailers Will Be Closed On Thanksgiving This Year?
• PTL Links: November 24, 2020
• Denver Weather: Snowstorm Unusually Warm, Wet For Late November In Colorado
• AAA: Thanksgiving Travelers Will Save Money At The Pump
• Coastal Harm From Invading Saltwater 'Happening Right Now' Along East Coast
• Denver Gas Station Employee Stabbed By Man Who Refused To Leave Property
• Is it worth leaving your house for Black Friday sales?
• Detroit Police: Man Found Dead Outside Of Van With Baby Inside
• Denver Police Officer Matthew Graves Suspended For Derogatory Comments Toward Hispanics: 'This Is America, We Speak English'
• Child COVID Cases Have Increased 28% Over The Last Two Weeks, American Academy Of Pediatrics Says
• Tom Brady Snubs Jared Goff After Rams Beat Buccaneers On Monday Night Football
• Reality Check: How Well Do You Know Pat Kessler?
• COVID In Colorado: Restaurant Workers Protest In Summit County, Demand Fairness
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