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Articles from November 25, 2020

• Neighbors Brighten Up 92-Year-Old's Holiday Season
• COVID: UCSF, Zuckerberg San Francisco General Plan For Early Distribution Of Pfizer Vaccine
• Widespread Coronavirus Outbreak At Placer County Sports Facility
• 'They're Exhausted': Testing Sites Close For Thanksgiving As Cases Hit New Record Highs
• COVID In Colorado: No Fans Allowed At High School Football Championship Games
• Internal Emails: Colorado Unemployment Resources Were 'Tapped Out' At Start Of Pandemic
• Family Of Olivia Gant Notifies Children's Hospital Colorado Of Intent To Sue For Up To $25M
• CHP Investigating Another Freeway Shooting After Vehicle Hit On I-5 in Natomas
• CHP Investigating Another Freeway Shooting, After Vehicle Hit On I-5 in Natomas
• LA Restaurants In Peril As In-Person Dining Ban Hits During Busiest Season Of The Year
• California EDD Fraud Victims, Lawmakers Frustrated About Latest Unemployment Scam Involving Prisoners
• Krystal Lee Kenney, Sentenced In Connection With Murder Of Kelsey Berreth, Denied Parole
• Up To $1 Billion Could Be Lost Due To Massive EDD Fraud In California Prisons
• Long Beach Man Charged For Fight in Costco After Refusing To Wear Mask
• 'Please Don't Take Risks': Woman Speaks Out After Catching Coronavirus Within Small Family Friend Group
• Chicago Weather: Finally Dry
• Brother Jeff's Cultural Center Provides Pies To Those In Need While Supporting Black-Owned Businesses
• More Local Restaurants Hope Thanksgiving Takeout Meals Will Provide Them With Boost During COVID-19 Slump
• Body Found In Florida Believed To Be Missing Mashpee Teen Jalajhia Finklea
• Jefferson Hills Police Looking For Missing 15-Year-Old Jeno Moretti
• An Exclusive Look Inside C4: Minnesota's ICU Command Center
• Thanksgiving Eve: Packed Minnesota Supermarkets, Packed Wisconsin Bars
• Country Store, Tavern Fined For Violating COVID Emergency Orders In NH
• Pastor Of Oldest Black Baptist Church In Minnesota Reflects On Using Faith To Strengthen The Past And Present
• State Police Locate Missing 97-Year-Old Clarence Robinson Of Fayette County
• 'Never Been Like This': Methuen Turkey Farm Lines Much Longer Than Usual
• Despite COVID Warnings, Many Still Traveling This Thanksgiving: 'There's Nothing That's Going To Stop Me From Seeing My Family'
• Getting Hosed: After Vietnam Vet Rodney Andrews Got Hit With $10,700 Water Bill At House Where He'd Never Lived, He Gets A Surprise Of New Appliances To Make It A Home
• Food Pantries Struggling To Fill The Need For Thanksgiving
• No Balloons, No Bars: New Yorkers Kick Off Holiday Season Like No Other Without Usual Thanksgiving Eve Traditions
• Dog Separated From Owner For 6 Years Finally Headed Home
• Lost Dog And Owner To Be Reunited After 6 Years
• Calls Indicate Officers Responding To Domestic Call At Former Police Supt. Eddie Johnson's House Knew What They Were Going Into
• Fontana Residents 'Fed Up' With Possible Thanksgiving Day Planned Power Outages
• Marcus Carr Scores 35 Points, Leads Gophers Over Phoenix 99-69
• St. Francis (PA) Stuns Pitt For First-Ever Win Over Panthers
• Workers, Volunteers Help Distribute Food To Hundreds Of Families In Harlem
• Wisconsin COVID Infections Begin To Tick Downward
• People Head Home Early After Pa. Bans On-Site Consumption Of Alcohol On One Of The Busiest Nights Of Year
• Woman Accused Of Driving While High On Marijuana Pleads Guilty In Deadly 2017 Crash
• Vikings Could Be Without Thielen's Touchdown Prowess Against Panthers
• COVID: San Mateo Health Officer Points To Careless Behavior For Rising Cases, 'In Your Hands' To Stop Surge
• Community Refrigerator To Help Hungry Stolen Near Roots Collective In Liberty City
• Thanksgiving COVID Crackdown: Maryland State Police Begin Patrols, Doctor Warns Holiday Could Be 'Superspreader Event'
• Man Accused Of Molesting Child At Alameda Shopping Center
• Court: Ex-Wisconsin Police Officer Can Try To Rescind Plea In Suitcase Murders
• Could Recent Carjackings In Lakeview, Bucktown Be Connected?
• Driver In Custody After Car Crashes Into Outdoor Dining Area In Greenwich Village
• UMMS Survey Finds Many Marylanders Not Changing Thanksgiving Plans, But Still Plan To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• Thanksgiving Travel Picks Up At Miami, Fort Lauderdale Airports
• Trump Pardons Former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn In Final Weeks In Office
• Ravens 'Discipline' Staff Member For Conduct Surrounding Recent COVID Cases, Team Says
• Denver Zoo Launches 'ZOOtrition' Campaign To Help Feed Animals During COVID Pandemic
• Acushnet Residents Offered Free Rapid COVID Tests Ahead Of Thanksgiving
• Attempted Robber Attacks Man, Tries To Steal His Xbox Near University Of Minnesota
• 103-Year-Old Man Becomes 500th COVID-19 Patient To Be Discharged From Northwest Hospital
• Millions Stick To Thanksgiving Travel Plans Despite Surging COVID-19 Cases
• Democratic Fight Emerges Ahead Of Appointment To Fill Kamala Harris' Senate Seat
• Treasure Hunt: Dallas Record Store Owners Sift Through Million-Piece Collection In Search Of Valuable Items
• Baltimore County Public Schools Closed Due To 'Ransomware Cyber Attack'
• 'It's Cool, Keep Calm': Gov. Hogan Talks to Maryland's Oldest Veteran, 109-Year-Old Ezra Hill
• Denver mayor travels for holiday after urging others to stay home
• Coronavirus Latest: Howard County Stocks Up On PPE For Winter Months
• Task Force To Track Down EDD Money Fraudulently Obtained By Inmates
• Approximately 80 Families See Homes Destroyed Or Severely Damaged In Arlington Tornado
• NYC Announces $35 Million In No-Interest Loans For Small Businesses, Encourages New Yorkers To Shop Local
• Apple Valley Police: Missing Man Gregg Johnson Found Safe
• Clifton Pitts, Director Of Mon Valley People's Action Committee, Dies Of Coronavirus
• Hundreds Gather In Song And Prayer Hoping For Thanksgiving Miracle For Beloved School Volunteer
• Federal Judge Denies Parents' Request To Block All-Virtual School Mandate In Montgomery County
• COVID-19 Survivor Returns Home For Thanksgiving After Spending 7 Months At Hospital, Rehab Facility
• More restaurants may shut down for good due to pandemic
• 15 People Displaced After Fire Rips Through Gaithersburg Townhomes
• Pittsburgh Pirates Announce New Flex Plan Ticket Package
• Crock-Pots Recalled After Nearly 100 Burn Injuries Reported Related To Lids Becoming Detached
• Fantasy Football Start Or Sit Week 12: Tom Brady 'Bounces Back With A Big Performance'
• NASA Begins Assembling Rocket That Will Take First Woman To Moon
• CBS13 Investigates: EDD Inmate Fraud 'Just The Tip of the Iceberg'
• 'Shop Concord' Gift Cards Save Shoppers Big Money While Helping Local Businesses Survive
• Roads Look Less Busy As Officials Continue To Urge People To Stay Home For The Holidays
• Alex Smith, Andy Dalton Get Thanksgiving Nods For Washington, Cowboys
• COVID-19 In West Virginia: Gov. Jim Justice Fires Back At Critics Of Mask Mandate
• COVID In Connecticut: State Imposing $10,000 Fine On Businesses That Don't Follow Coronavirus Mandates Ahead Of Holiday Shopping Season
• STEAM: How A Dynamic Duo Built A 'She-Shed' Empire To Help Women Relax
• On A Positive Note: Bethel Park Restaurant To Deliver 400 Free Meals To Seniors And Families On Thanksgiving
• Dallas Cowboys Strength And Conditioning Coordinator Markus Paul Passes Away At 54
• COVID In New Jersey: 14-Day Quarantine Now Required For Travelers From All States Outside Region
• Getting Together For The Holidays? This Website Will Help You See How Risky Your Plans Are
• OC Church Volunteer Charged With Sexually Assaulting Two Girls
• California Sees Record-High COVID Cases
• Tri-County Health Dept. Rescinds Order To Close 5 Douglas County Restaurants
• North Texas Leaders Make Final Plea To Significantly Limit Thanksgiving Gatherings
• Pitt Men's Basketball Players Take Knee During National Anthem Before Season-Opening Game
• Simple Thanksgiving recipes from Bon Appétit
• Detroit City Council Rejects Mayor's Plan For Over Assessed Home Owners
• Cherry Hill Police Release Sketch Of Suspect In Connection To Armed Robbery, Attempted Abduction
• Millions ignore travel warning as COVID-19 cases surge
• Pittsburgh Dry Ice Supplier Ready To Meet Rise In Demand With Cold Requirements For Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine
• Dallas Family Seeks Justice Following Murder Of Father And Daughter
• Trump Pardons Former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn
• COVID In Colorado: New Modeling Report Finds Highest Prevalence Of The Virus To Date
• 25 Gopher Football Program Members Have Tested Positive For COVID
• UPDATE: Police Detail San Jose Church Stabbing Suspect's Violent Criminal History, Repeat Deportations
• COVID Cravings Drive Us To The Fridge In Search Of Comfort Food
• Police: Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In North Philadelphia
• COVID Surge: Despite Warning That Santa Clara Co. Is Running Out Of ICU Beds, Many Still Gathering
• Sonoma Restaurant Owner Gives Back During Devastating Year
• COVID-19 In Allegheny County: Health Department Urges Public To Stay The Course For Thanksgiving Holiday
• Texas Medical Association Rates Holiday Activities For COVID-19 Risk
• UFCW Union Local 7 Gives Push Back To Weld County Commissioners For Refusal To Enforce COVID Level Red Restrictions
• Fatal Shooting Of Folsom Prison Inmate By Correctional Officer Under Investigation
• Baltimore County Police Charge Man In Connection To Shooting Death Of Dwayne Edward Elliott III
• Colorado Small Business Owner Featured In Oprah's List Of Favorite Things
• Aurora Families Get Hot Thanksgiving Meals Thanks To School District's Outreach
• Second USC Football Player Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Texas Sets New Daily Record For Coronavirus Cases With 14,648
• 'There Is A Competition This Year For A Turkey': Local Food Banks Strained By COVID-19
• Should I Stay or Should I Go? Sacramentans Weigh Travel Decisions
• Slack Stock Spikes On Reports Of Potential Salesforce Deal
• Denver Weather: Light Mountain Snow For Thanksgiving
• Red Flag Warning Starting Thanksgiving Day For Most Parts of Southern California
• Allegheny County Council Requests Local Courts Extend Eviction Moratorium To October 2021
• $10,000 Reward Offered In Search For Shooter Who Critically Wounded 5-Year-Old Boy
• Orange County Officials Brace For Post-Thanksgiving COVID-19 Surge
• Chicago Area Day Care Owner Accused Of Money Laundering, Stealing $6 Million In 8-Year Scheme
• Long Island Turkey Farms Booming, Say Many Customers Looking For Smaller Birds This Year
• Longmont Mayor Changes His Mind On Ordinance Focused On Weld County & COVID-19
• Maryland Wins 44th Straight Home Opener, Beats Old Dominion
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Businesses Fighting To Survive Concerned Over Lack Of Funding Options
• Comcast Customers Upset Over Internet Data Cap
• Masks Are Crucial In Fight Against COVID-19, But Police Say They May Also Be Enabling Carjackers
• Golden State's Klay Thompson Undergoes Achilles Surgery
• No. 2 Stanford Women Rout Cal Poly In 1st Game Since Start Of Pandemic
• Rudy Giuliani, Pennsylvania GOP Legislators Allege Disputed 'Election Irregularities' During Senate Committee Hearing
• New Jersey Residents Hoping To Get Tested For COVID-19 Before Thanksgiving Frustrated By Long Lines At Testing Sites
• At Least 1 Killed, 4 Others Injured In Shootings Across Baltimore Thanksgiving Eve, Police Say
• 'Still Wanted To Enjoy The Holiday': Thousands Traveling Through LAX For Thanksgiving Plans Despite Surging COVID-19 Cases
• 26-Year-Old Tree Worker Killed In Sudbury
• Restaurants Forced To Pivot For Thanksgiving, Offer Take-Out Meals
• ER Doctor Says Coronavirus Curve Is "Shooting Straight Up" in OC
• Business 80 On-Ramps Back Open Near Arden Way After Big Rig Fire
• Beaver Creek Celebrates Milestone Birthday On Opening Day
• Concerned About Safety At 38th And Chicago, Neighbor Wants Street Reopened
• Philadelphia Drivers Rate Themselves 4th-Least Skilled In Country
• East Troublesome Pale Ale Proceeds Support Grand Foundation In Wake Of Wildfire
• Part Of Delaware County Computer System Down After Attacked By Hackers
• Massachusetts Reports 3,224 New COVID Cases, 53 Additional Deaths
• Siblings Honor Mother Who Died From COVID-19 By Helping To Feed Those In Need On Thanksgiving
• Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon tests positive for coronavirus
• College students work to reduce food waste and feed hungry families
• Thanksgiving In Isolation: Finding Ways To Comfort Loved Ones In Long-Term Care Facilities
• Police Searching For Suspect Wanted For Deadly Jewelry Store Stabbing, Robbery
• Sen. Markey Co-Sponsors Bill Encouraging Mandatory Mask Usage Nationwide
• Frustrated Parents Demand NYC Reopen Schools; De Blasio Says Plan Is Coming Next Week
• 'Better To Have A Zoom Thanksgiving Than An ICU Christmas': Travelers Continue To Fly Despite COVID-19 Warnings
• Mary Maloney Determined To Walk Again After Rare Spinal Stroke Paralyzed Her From Waist Down
• With Few Options, Cape Cod Officials Worried Area Is A COVID 'Testing Desert'
• Colorado Completes Simulation For Coronavirus Vaccine Arrival
• Councilman Returns To Scene Of Sweet 16 Party Mass Shooting In Bed-Stuy, Vows To Be Part Of Gun Violence Solution
• Holiday Traffic Lighter On Freeways After Heath Advisories Not To Travel
• COVID In Colorado: Gov. Polis Meets With Task Force On Return To In-Person Learning
• Broadway Lights May Be Dark, But Stars Still Light Up Covenant House's Virtual 'Sleep Out'
• Bar Owners Say Thanksgiving Eve's Early Last Call Will Hurt Business
• With Western Union Offices Closed, Cubans Find Informal Ways To Get Cash To Relatives On the Island
• Baltimore Ravens Discipline Employee Over COVID-19 Outbreak That Postponed Pittsburgh Steelers Game
• COVID In Greeley: Union Says Weld County Failed To Protect Workers At JBS Plant Amid Another Outbreak
• Seasonal depression could be worse than ever this year
• Loveland Business & Church Provide Thanksgiving Meals For Those Impacted By COVID-19
• Should Politics Be On The Discussion Menu On Thanksgiving? Experts Weigh In
• Justice Department appeals ruling in E. Jean Carroll lawsuit
• President-Elect Joe Biden Appeals For Unity In Thanksgiving-Eve Address
• Healthwatch: Unborn Baby Has Spina Bifida Corrected By In Utero Surgery
• 'This Is The Worst Thanksgiving Of My Life': Arlington Mechanic Watches Shop Crumble During Tornado
• Last-Minute Rush To Get Thanksgiving Groceries Provides Bump To Philadelphia Businesses
• CDC Considering Change In Guidance, Signaling Shorter Coronavirus Quarantines Might Be Coming
• Santas Finding New Ways To Engage Safely With Children Amid COVID Pandemic
• Under New Search Warrant Policy, MPD Officers Will Need To Announce Their Presence Prior To Entry
• Cam Newton Honored By Young QBs Looking Up To Him, 'But I Still Want To Beat 'Em'
• Santa Claus Creates New Ways Of Interacting With Children Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Meghan Markle Opens Up About 'Unbearable Grief' After Miscarriage In Op-Ed
• 'Winter Wonderlights' Coming To Denver's Union Station
• Caught On Video: 2 Women Wanted For Vandalizing Statues At Buddhist Temple In Santa Ana
• Hard Work, Dedication Has Plantation Teen Dreaming Of Olympic Gold
• Plymouth Police Mourn Loss Of K-9 Officer
• Higher COVID-19 Risk Leading More Patients With Obesity To Weight Loss Surgery
• Virtual Red Kettle Campaign
• 'It Really Hurts': Restaurants Taking Big Hit On Thanksgiving Eve
• Pennsylvania Restaurants, Bars Pivot To Takeout Drinks As Ban On Alcohol Beverage Sales Takes Effect
• Judge Rules Homeless Men Living At Lucerne Must Leave Upper West Side Hotel
• COVID In New Jersey: Newark Under 10-Day Stay-At-Home Advisory
• Of 3K McDaniel College Students, Only 28 Have Contracted COVID-19 Since August, Even With In-Person Learning
• Clayton Man Killed, Dog Survives Rollover Crash Off I-80 Near Dixon
• Denver DA Rules Police Officers Justified In Shooting Death Of Christopher Escobedo After Holding Hostage At Gunpoint
• Big Game: Cal Versus Stanford Game Looking Different During Pandemic
• New Denver Health Mural Pays Tribute To Frontline Workers
• Pastor Robert McKenzie Charged With Sexually Assaulting Teen
• 'No Conceivable Justification': Gov. Tom Wolf Appeals Pennsylvania Judge's Order To Halt Further Vote Certification
• University Of Maryland School Of Nursing Allowing Students To Graduate Early To Help In Fight Against COVID-19
• Worcester Opening Testing Sites, Field Hospital After Thanksgiving, Bracing For COVID Spike
• What can states do to save jobs? Order people to mask up
• Thanksgiving Day CSU-Air Force Game Cancelled Due To COVID
• CDC Expected To Shorten COVID Quarantine Period As Health Officials Expect Post-Thanksgiving Surge
• 60 Minutes celebrates Thanksgiving
• Fort Lauderdale's Holiday Park Could Be Used For Drive-Thru COVID Vaccinations
• 'Smooth Sailing' On Highways As Most Travelers Opt To Drive This Thanksgiving Eve
• California Assembly To Meet In Golden 1 Center For New Session
• Thank You! KDKA-TV Turkey Fund Donations Shatter Record, Raise Over $855,000 For Families In Need
• VIDEO: Grand Prairie Police Officers Okay After Violent Crash Caused By Driver Who Fell Asleep
• In Thanksgiving Message, Joe Biden Reminds Americans 'We're At War With A Virus, Not With Each Other'
• Due To COVID Pandemic, Food Demand Continues To Be Great Across South Florida Ahead Of Thanksgiving Holiday
• COVID: California Assembly Schedules New Session to Be Held In NBA Arena
• Body Cam Footage Reveals Chaotic Moments When Stanislaus Deputies Shot 79-Year-Old Denair Man
• Nick Saban tests positive for COVID-19 again
• 'It's A New Start': Richardson Couple Moves Into Newly-Built Home 1 Year After Tornado Destroyed House
• Philadelphia International Airport Sees Boost In Travel During Thanksgiving Holiday Period
• Preserving the memory of the victims of last known slave ship
• Some Colleges Hiring Students As Instagram Influencers To Spread Word About COVID
• Police: Hialeah Boy, 13, Faces 2 Felonies, Admits To Calling In Threat To Lincoln Marti Charter School
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Steelers Say No Fans At Heinz Field For Sunday's Game Against Baltimore Ravens
• Many Retail Stores Closed On Thanksgiving; Black Friday Hours Start At 6 A.M.
• Elderly Man Killed In Little Village Hit-And-Run
• Facebook's New Global Campaign #BuyBlack Friday Supporting Baltimore's Drama MaMa Bookshop
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Wolf Administration Using National Alert System To Send Coronavirus Notifications To Phones
• Man Shot To Death In Back Yard Of Home In Terrell, Suspect At Large
• Political Battle Brews Over Enforcement Of COVID Health Orders Between Longmont, Weld County
• Trump Pardons Michael Flynn During Final Weeks In Office
• CBS4 News Director Offers Reasons To Give Thanks In A Difficult Year
• Trump Pardons Former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn (CBS News)
• Trump pardons former national security adviser Michael Flynn
• Gov. Tim Walz Announces $1 Million In Grants For Tourism Industry
• Some California Counties Winding Down 'Project Roomkey' Hotels For Homeless
• Doctor recreates what COVID-19 patients may see before they die
• Turkey Trouble? Butterball's Turkey Talk Line Is There To Help
• Gov. Pritzker Says Illinois Will Borrow $2 Billion From Feds To Deal With COVID-19-Related Revenue Losses
• Amtrak Expecting Less Than 40,000 Travelers Over Thanksgiving Holiday Amid Pandemic, Restrictions
• This Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (Nov 28)
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Health Department Updates Travel Order With Clarifications And Additional Exemptions
• Michael Jordan donates $2M from "The Last Dance" to help hungry
• COVID Restrictions (MN): AG Keith Ellison Files Lawsuit Against Plainview Gym That Remains Open To Public
• Vallejo Police Make Over 130 Abandoned Vehicle Checks In One Day
• Nearly 1 Million Crock-Pot Multi-Cookers Recalled Due To Burn Risk From Detaching Lids
• Sunbeam Recalls Nearly 1M Crock-Pots After Reports Of Burn Injuries
• COVID In Eagle County: Permit Required For Groups Of 10 Or More
• Texas State Defensive Back Khambrail Winters Killed During Drug Deal, 2 Charged With Capital Murder
• Senator Rick Scott Presses U.S. Health Secretary Alex Azar For Vaccine Information
• Massachusetts' Highest Court Gets 1st Latina Justice
• Miami to distribute $250 gift cards to feed hungry residents
• Dallas County Reports 1,386 New Coronavirus Cases, 6 Deaths
• COVID In Colorado: Aspen Remains A Destination During Pandemic Thanks To Precautions
• Nature Up Close: Wild turkeys and hope
• Fauci makes "final plea" to Americans before Thanksgiving
• Organization Randomly Picks Shoppers and Pays Portion Of Thanksgiving Grocery Bill
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Public Safety Task Force To Conduct Compliance Checks Over Coronavirus Orders
• 914K Crock-Pot Multi-Cookers Recalled Because Pressurized Lids Can Detach, Posing Burn Risk
• Face Recognition Isn't Just For Humans — It's Learning To Identify Bears And Cows, Too
• Pasadena's Thanksgiving Dinner In The Park Takes Different Form In 50th Year
• Isaiah Wynn Not Present For Patriots' Practice, After Suffering Knee Injury In Houston
• COVID: Local Counties Moving to Shut Down Hotels for Homeless Program
• Florida Supreme Court Refuses To Reinstate Death Sentences
• Hennepin Co. Attorney Offers To Cut Myon Burrell's Prison Term By 15 Years
• NFL Moves Ravens-Steelers Thanksgiving Game To Sunday After Several Ravens Players Test Positive For COVID-19
• Bruce Springsteen, Jon Stewart, Jon Bon Jovi's Message To New Jersey Residents: 'Wear A Friggin' Mask'
• San Francisco Supervisor Unveils Safety Plan In Response To In Bayview-Hunters Point Violence
• MDHHS Issues Thanksgiving Guidance For Vulnerable Populations
• COVID-19 In Florida: State Adds 8,376 New Cases, Miami-Dade Adds 2,120 Cases
• Tarrant County Sends Out Blast Urging Citizens To Stay Home During Rapid Rise In COVID-19 Cases
• Thanksgiving Forecast: Expect A Brighter, Slightly Warmer Day
• 'Dillflated': Downtown's 'Giant Pickle Ornament' Balloon Rips, Is Grounded For Holiday Season
• Judge Orders Halt To Further Vote Certification, Prompting Quick Appeal To Pennsylvania Supreme Court
• Prince George's Police Identify Off-Duty Officer Who Hit, Killed Man In Langley Park
• Rockefeller Center Christmas tree owl released back into the wild
• Thanksgiving Could Be The 'Mother Of All Superspreader Events,' Health Expert Warns
• 'Most Alarming Metrics We Have Ever Seen': Proposal Seeks To Prohibit Gatherings In LA County As Pandemic Surges
• Islanders' Boychuk Decides To Retire Due To Lingering Eye Injury
• Vaughn Coklas Charged With Fatally Shooting Teen In Coon Rapids Parking Lot
• Mayor Walsh Says Boston Has 'No Intention Of Shutting Down Restaurants'
• West Mifflin Police Searching For Missing 15-Year-Old Sean Park
• Help Needed To Identify Man Found Dead On San Bernardino Street
• COVID In Philadelphia: Health Officials Report More Than 1,200 New Coronavirus Cases
• COVID-19 Latest: Baltimore Convention Center Field Hospital Now Also An Infusion Center For Monoclonal Antibodies
• Coronavirus In Illinois: State Investigating COVID Outbreak At LaSalle Veterans Home After 27 Deaths
• Volunteers Of America Sees Surge Of Coloradans 'Chomping At The Bit' Wanting To Help Out
• Swim Advisory Issued For Key Biscayne Beach Club
• LA County Supervisors Uphold Controversial Outdoor Dining Ban Despite Some Opposition
• Aurora Public Schools Serves 8,000 Free 'Grab & Go' Thanksgiving Meal Kits From High-Tech Bus
• 'What A Joke': Pittsburgh Steelers React To Postponed Thanksgiving Game Against Baltimore Ravens
• Minnesotans Urged To Help Fight Spike In Hunger This Holiday
• COVID In Colorado: Denver Health Expects First Vaccine Shipment Mid-December
• Colorado Couple Shares Inspiring Story For National Prematurity Awareness Month
• The Weeknd lashes out at Grammys after receiving zero nominations
• Thanksgiving night Ravens-Steelers game moved to Sunday due to COVID
• CHP: Car Left With Bullet Holes After Shooting Along I-5 In Natomas
• San Jose Churches, Nonprofits Serving Free Thanksgiving Meals To Those In Need
• Gunshots Erupt During Garden Grove Meetup To Buy Video Game Console
• 3 Rescued After Vessel Overturns In Seneca Creek In Middle River
• For restaurants, Thanksgiving closures are tough to swallow
• Cuomo expects "significant rise" in COVID-19 cases in December
• UPDATE: 49ers CB K'Waun Williams Cleared After Testing Positive for PEDs
• $50K Reward Offered For Arrest Of Hit-And-Run Driver Who Killed Great-Grandmother Walking In Westlake District
• State Police Warn Romance Scams Might Become More Common Because Of Isolation During The Pandemic
• Air District Requests Bay Area Residents Avoid Burning Wood On Thanksgiving
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Slight Rise In New Coronavirus Cases, Positivity Rate, With 11,378 New Infections, 155 Additional Deaths
• Health Officials Plead For Californians To Avoid Thanksgiving Gatherings
• Johnny Boychuk Retiring Due To Eye Injury
• Biden is first candidate in U.S. history to surpass 80 million votes
• 4 Adults, 3 Children Displaced After Fire Rips Through Allentown Home
• Rep.-Elect Lauren Boebert Brings Perspective Of Mom & Small Business Owner To D.C., Along With Her Gun
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 144 More Coronavirus Deaths, Pushing Statewide Death Toll Over 10,000
• Florida Can Thank 'Luck' As Hurricane Season Nears End
• LAUSD Providing 1.5M Thanksgiving Meals Wednesday
• Thanksgiving Pittsburgh Steelers-Baltimore Ravens Game Postponed To Sunday
• LA Marathon, LA Big 5K Rescheduled For May 2021
• Vista Tower Renamed The St. Regis Chicago After Signing Deal For Luxury Hotel And Alinea Restaurants
• Children Allegedly Abducted By Stockton Father Found Safe, Nevada Amber Alert Deactivated
• Isaiah Fogg Arrested For Allegedly Shooting, Robbing Woman At Cockeysville Hotel
• Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava Rolling Back 20 Percent Of Her Salary
• Nearly 1 million crockpots recalled due to burn risk
• Summit County Ski Areas To Further Reduce Capacity Amid Level Red Designation On COVID Dial
• Man Killed In Chain-Reaction Crash After SUV's Tire Blows Out In Brooklyn
• Does America need couples therapy?
• Crock-Pot Recalling Pressure Cooker Over Lid Issue That Left Nearly 100 People Burned
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Renews Coronavirus Disaster Declaration
• Annapolis Man Charged With Accessory To Murder For Driving Suspect To Arkansas After Alleged Murder Of Jose Aguilar
• Aaron Okelola Charged With Attempted Murder After Dragging CPD Officer From Car While Fleeing Traffic Stop
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Said We Need To Protect Most Vulnerable Until Vaccine Arrives
• Airports Remain Busy With Thanksgiving Travel Despite Warnings From Health Officials
• Lightfoot 'Extremely Concerned' Thanksgiving Could Become 'Super-Spreader Event' If People Don't Cancel Traditional Holiday Plans
• TxDOT Sign Contest
• Woman Found Dead Following Rowhome Fire In Wilmington
• Woman Found Dead In Natick Apartment
• COVID In Minnesota: Record-Tying 72 Deaths Reported, Record 65,000+ Tests Processed
• Bridge Collapse And Train Derailment Leads To Closures, Chaos In Indiana Co.
• Nearly 1 Million Sunbeam Crock-Pots Recalled For Burn Risks
• Caught On VIDEO: Dramatic CHP Rescue Of Injured Hiker Trapped By Falling Boulder Near Mt. St. Helena
• Argentinian Soccer Legend Diego Maradona Dies At 60
• Thieves Steal Over 100 Tricycles From San Francisco Firefighters Toy Program
• Hurley's Picks: Is Tom Brady An Enormous Baby? Let's Investigate
• Motorcyclist Ejected Into Taunton River During Fatal Crash Identified
• Lyon Township Approves Plans For A New Culvers
• Study: 1 In 3 Parents Say Family Holiday Gatherings Worth The Risk Of Covid-19
• How Will COVID Affect Black Friday Sales? Stores 'Significantly Scaling Back,' Says Expert
• Juvenile Arrested After Shooting Death Of 1-Year-Old In Kaufman County
• Meghan Markle Reveals She Suffered Miscarriage
• Nearly 19K Marylanders Applied For Unemployment This Week
• Travelers Arriving In Los Angeles Now Required To Sign Form Acknowledging Quarantine Recommendation
• State Officials Delay Start Of Commercial Dungeness Crab Season
• Report: Celtics, Hornets Working On Sign-And-Trade For Gordon Hayward
• "We just keep going": Group provides meals to hurricane victims
• Confirmed Tornado Touchdown in Arlington Texas Tuesday Night
• Man Dies After Hit By Tractor-Trailer On I-95 South In Baltimore County
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 555 New Coronavirus Cases, 12 Additional Deaths
• 4 Missing Fishermen Identified From Sunken Boat 'The Emmy Rose'
• New Jersey Man Charged In $1.7M Theft Of Armored Car Outside Casino
• 1-Year-Old Girl Dies After Accidentally Being Shot In Head In Kaufman County; No Adults Home
• Minnesota Voter Turnout Nears 80% In 2020, A 'Modern-Day Record'
• COVID-19 Latest: Frederick County Adjusts COVID-19 Regulations
• Suspect In Custody After Early Morning Shooting In South Sacramento
• Philadelphia Police Investigating Fatal Shooting Of 29-Year-Old Man In Frankford
• Man Stabbed To Death, Woman Slashed In The Bronx
• New Cat Food Reduces Allergen Found In Cat Hair & Dander
• Two County Chase Ends In Crash On I-95
• Tri-County Health Department Orders 5 Douglas County Restaurants To Close For COVID Violations
• Florida Sees Slight Decrease In Jobless Claims
• Tulare Couple Found Guilty In 2019 Antioch Road Rage Murder
• Alex Winter On 'Zappa' Documentary, Bill & Ted Movies, Hollywood Career: 'It's Quite Sweet To Have Fans That Come Up To You And Are Immediately Happy'
• COVID Surge Affecting Minnesota Nursing Home Staffing
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 2,600 New Cases, Hospitalizations At Highest Levels Since May
• PTL Links: November 25, 2020
• Colorado Weather: Gorgeous Sunshine Before The Next Storm Arrives On Thanksgiving
• Cooking With Rania: Lemon Ricotta Pancakes With Blueberry Syrup
• People Performing Sex Acts, Saying Racial Slurs Find Way Into Plainfield Middle School Zoom Class
• Sanford Health Replaces CEO After Controversial Mask Comments
• COVID In Colorado: Available ICU Beds At Hospitals Filling Up As 3rd Wave Hits Hard
• Woman Says She Paid Thousands To Contractor To Fix Leaky Roof, Only For Him To Demand More And More -- And Then Vanish
• Car Plummets Off Cliff Near Santa Clarita, Driver Rescued
• Wolves Finalize Deal With Knicks For Ed Davis
• Miami Weather: Partly Cloudy With A Building Breeze
• Gallery: Tornado Damage In Arlington Texas
• Netflix removes "Chappelle's Show" at Dave Chappelle's request
• Unemployment Claims Made In Scott Peterson And Other California Killers' Names, Prosecutors Say
• What Will Black Friday Look Like At The Mall Of America This Year?
• Tampa Bay Rays outfielder Randy Arozarena arrested in Mexico
• Delaware Parks, Brandywine Zoo Waive Entry Fees For Black Friday
• Governor: Stimulus provides more "freedom" for possible lockdown
• How hospitals in different parts of the country are grappling with COVID-19
• Biden says his team is already talking with the Trump administration
• Kyler Murray's Status For Patriots Game Unclear Due To Shoulder Injury
• Prominent Sled Dog Races Event In Maine Canceled Due To COVID Concerns
• "We're at war with a virus, not with each other," Biden says
• Judge: California Can't Enforce A Ban On 'Offensive' Vanity License Plates
• Pilot Identified In Deadly North Perry Airport Crash
• Trump phones in false claims at Pennsylvania Senate committee hearing
• WATCH: Winters Police Respond With Compassion, Negotiate With Teen Who Allegedly Threatened to Kill Officers
• Raw Video: Chopper 11 Surveys Damage Above Arlington Texas
• Rex Burkhead Out For The Year After Suffering Injury In Houston
• Florida Lottery Reaches $38 Billion in Education Funding
• Sacramento Redwood Trees At Risk Of Removal In Student Housing Plan
• Canadian Drug Importation Rules Challenged, Could Hurt Florida's Proposal
• San Francisco Bay Area COVID Roundup: COVID Cravings Drive Us To The Fridge; Deadly Toll On Filipino Nurses; San Francisco At 'Critical Moment'
• Multiple Firearms Found At Main Checkpoint Of Pittsburgh International Airport
• Unemployment claims rise for the second week in a row
• Scotland becomes 1st country to make free period products the law
• Resident Dies In Smoky Tuesday Night Santa Rosa Duplex Fire
• Weather Blog: Happy Thanksgiving Eve
• Despite COVID Concerns, Avery Bradley Ready To Play For The Heat
• Owl Found In Rockefeller Christmas Tree Released Back Into Wild
• Meghan Markle opens up about "unbearable grief" after miscarriage
• Police Arrest Man Accused Of Trying To Rape Teenage Girl In Brooklyn
• Police: Man Shot, Killed Near His Home in Kingsessing
• Philadelphia Second Grader Inspired To Run For Class President By Vice President Elect Kamala Harris
• 17-Year-Old Dies After Being Hit By Car In Indiana County
• Dump Truck Rollover On Route 128 Snarls Traffic In Weston
• Recipe: Pistachio Pilaf
• SpaceX launches 60 more internet satellites in 100th Falcon 9 flight
• New Mexico passes $330 million coronavirus relief bill
• Nationwide coronavirus surge pushes hospitals to the edge
• Health secretary says vaccine distribution could begin within weeks
• Statue Vandalized In McKinley Park Overnight
• OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma pleads guilty in criminal case
• Multiple Crashes Reported On Dan Ryan Expressway As Slick Conditions Continue
• Black voters concerned about Trump campaign's efforts to overturn election
• Miami Beach To Enforce COVID Mask Mandate Through Thanksgiving Holiday Weekend
• CEO of major health system to leave after controversial email
• YouTube suspends One America News Network
• Young Hanson Siblings Selling Handmade Pins To Benefit St. Jude Children's Hospital
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/25 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Talking Turkey: Is It Tryptophan Or Just Too Much Food Making Us Sleepy On Thanksgiving?
• Mysterious monolith discovered in Utah desert
• St. John's Prep, Xaverian Raise $30,000 For Food Banks With Friendly 'Touchdowns For Turkey' Competition
• Warrenville Photographer Sets Up Backyard Venue For Socially-Distanced Visits With Santa
• Woman Shot While Driving Crashes Into SUV With 5 Children On Board In West Philadelphia, Police Say
• Sunbeam Recalls Nearly 1 Million Crock-Pots Over Potential Burn Risk
• 2 NYPD Officers Shot In Springfield Gardens, Queens; Suspect Dead
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warmer Weather And Spot Showers Expected On Thanksgiving
• On-Demand Contactless Car Repairs Gaining Popularity During Pandemic
• Police: Man Shot Multiple Times Following Argument In Kensington
• Massachusetts Planning For Possible Take Home Version Of MCAS
• Chicago Weather: Rainy Day Ahead With Mild Temperatures
• 8-Year-Old Girl Shot While Getting Off Train In Kensington, Police Say
• Rudy Giuliani Expected To Attend Election Hearing In Pennsylvania
• Norwegian Company Believes 'Bubble Curtain' Could Reduce Impact Of Tropical Storms
• Christmas-Themed Pop-Up Bar Returning To Market Square
• Drugs and ammo seized in Calif., 3 charged in "blow" to major cartel
• Wednesday's Child: 13-Year-Old Janely
• COVID In Miami-Dade: Mayor Daniella Levine Cava Says Rise In Cases Could 'Risk Setting Our Economy Backwards'
• Fort Lauderdale Black Police Officers Association Pitches In To Help Those They Serve
• CARES Act Funding To Help Pennsylvania Dairy Farmers
• Allegheny County Police Investigating Fatal Shooting In McKees Rocks
• Allegheny County Board Of Elections To Meet To Amend Election Certification
• Pa. Liquor Control Enforcement Officers To Enforce Last Call Wednesday Night
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Health Network Offering COVID-19 Testing At Community Sites
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: University Of Pittsburgh Reports 34 New COVID-19 Cases
• COVID Deaths: Nearly A Third Of Nurses Dying Of COVID-19 Are Filipino
• Police Arrest 2 Men Suspected In Mail Box Thefts At San Carlos Apartment Complex
• Brand New Wind Turbine To Power Historic Homestead Pump House
• Wednesday's Show Info (11/25/20)
• DICK's Sporting Goods CEO Ed Stack Stepping Down After 36 Years
• 'I Don't Think Anybody Has His Number:' Steelers Have Found Ways To Slow Down Lamar Jackson
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/25 Wednesday Morning Forecast

Videos from November 25, 2020

• 11/25: Red and Blue
• Small business owners remain hopeful as some states tighten restrictions
• Simple Thanksgiving recipes from Bon Appétit
• FarmLink Project helping to feed families in need
• Restaurants struggle to survive amid coronavirus pandemic
• Biden calls for unity in Thanksgiving address to nation
• Trump pardons former national security adviser Michael Flynn
• Advice for safer Thanksgiving gatherings during pandemic
• Advice for safer Thanksgiving gatherings during pandemic
• Millions ignore travel warning amid coronavirus surge
• CBS Evening News, November 25, 2020
• Trump pardons former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn
• Georgia's Republican secretary of state says he's being "thrown under the bus" by President Trump
• Documentary explores the impact of QAnon
• The biggest "political turkeys" of 2020
• Coronavirus cases rose rapidly after Canada's Thanksgiving gatherings
• President Trump pardons Michael Flynn
• New jobless claims rise as the coronavirus surges
• President-elect Joe Biden urges unity in Thanksgiving address
• Giving thanks for a virtual Friendsgiving
• CDC weighs shortening COVID-19 quarantine as new cases surge
• New book examines the post-coronavirus world
• Rev. William Barber on the challenges facing many families this Thanksgiving
• Rocky, the tiny Rockefeller Center Christmas tree owl, released back into the wild
• Descendants of enslaved Africans on last known slave ship imagine the terrible journey
• Cuomo expects Thanksgiving celebrations to lead to more COVID-19 cases
• Kids use doorbell camera to talk to dad deployed overseas
• Doctor recreates what COVID patients see in the moments before they die
• Starbucks employees give 9-year-old boy pep talk before chemo
• U.S. jobless claims rise as coronavirus pandemic worsens
• YouTube suspends OANN for posting COVID-19 misinformation
• "This pandemic must be seen": How images of COVID-19 could help fight complacency
• WorldView: China responds to Pope Francis, France moves toward reopening, and more global headlines
• Biden can start accessing presidential daily briefing as transition gets underway
• U.S. reports over 2,100 coronavirus deaths in one day with vaccine on horizon
• Bestselling author Jason Reynolds on engaging students in reading virtually
• Biden nominations signal changes for U.S. foreign policy
• How two very different hospitals battle the pandemic to save lives
• Applying couples therapy techniques to help heal America's fractured political relationship
• President-elect Biden and his top nominees vow to bring America back
• Operation Warp Speed vaccine development adviser discusses distribution plans
• The Dakotas lead the world in COVID-19 deaths per capita
• Families decide between "Zoomsgivings" or risking coronavirus and traveling ahead of Thanksgiving
• 11/25: CBSN AM