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• Pasadena Taking Stricter Approach To Enforcement As Pandemic Surges
• Unique Guns Stolen From Retired Law Enforcement Officer's U-Haul
• Dr. Scott Atlas, Who Fought Against COVID Lockdowns, Resigns From Trump Admin Special Adviser Post
• Orange County Hospitals Brace For Post-Thanksgiving COVID-19 Surge
• Denver Sweeps Large Homeless Camp As Sanctioned Homeless Site Prepares To Open
• Pedestrian Struck, Killed On Highway 87 In San Jose
• 'It Was Like A Bomb Going Off': Lakewood Homeowner Uninjured After Juveniles Crash Stolen Car Into His Home
• Union Station COVID-19 Testing Site Closing For Film Shoot
• Thousands Without Power In Rohnert Park
• Long Beach State-UCLA Basketball Game Postponed Due To Coronavirus Case
• Suspect Accused Of Threatening To Shoot Man Who Bought His Vehicle
• COVID In Wisconsin: The Extreme Measures Taken In Rural St. Croix County
• Vikings' Timely Defensive Stops Keep Playoff Hopes Alive
• Marcus Carr Drains 3, Gophers Trip Lions Again 67-64
• Minnesota Budget Officials To Release 'Materially Better' Forecast
• Actress Laverne Cox Target Of Transphobic Attack At Griffith Park
• Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Gives Final Green Light To Disputed Oil Pipeline
• 'Changes The Whole Landscape': Marijuana Home Delivery Approved In Massachusetts
• TIMELINE: Here's Who Is On Baltimore Ravens' COVID-19/Reserve List
• COVID-19 Outbreak Linked To Londonderry, NH Restaurant
• Minneapolis Mayor, Police Chief Speak Out Against City Council Proposal To Move $8M Away From MPD
• Mass. Lawmakers Reach Agreement On Police Reform Bill
• Chicago Weather: Cold Monday Night And Tuesday
• Arvada Restaurant Owner Optimistic About State's Plan To Help Businesses
• Cuomo Outlines Winter COVID Plan With Strong Focus On Making Sure Hospitals Don't Get Overwhelmed
• 'This Is The Best Christmas Present': Victory For Kimberly Long After Calif. Supreme Court Upholds Reversal Of Murder Conviction
• Another Abysmal Offensive Effort Dooms Eagles In 23-17 Loss To DK Metcalf, Seahawks
• Beloved Suburban Soccer Coach, Referee Ted Ruzbasan Dies Of COVID-19
• New Jersey Coronavirus: Gov. Murphy Announces Temporary Ban On Indoor Sports
• Western Pa. Road Crews Ready For Incoming Snow And First Test Of Season
• Police Investigating Pig Carcass Found On Rabbi's Doorstep In Lakewood, N.J.
• Patriots Foundation Helps Host Virtual Baby Shower For Military Families
• Colorado Santas Evolve In A COVID-19 World: 'See The Joy'
• Search For Answers After Peekskill High School Soccer Star Joaquin Salazar, 18, Stabbed To Death
• New York City Public School Parents, Teachers React To Reopening Plan: 'Shocked Me Completely'
• Why Does Illinois' Unemployment System Keep Failing So Many People? A Quest For Answers Continues
• San Bernardino Surpasses 93K COVID-19 Cases, Ventura Hits 20K
• Some Eagle County Trails To Close Tuesday For Seasonal Wildlife Protection
• Neighbors In Lincolnwood Say They Feel Like They're Being Targeted By Auto Thieves
• Nurses At Montefiore New Rochelle Planning To Strike; Union And Hospital Negotiating Solutions To PPE, Staffing Concerns
• Woodbury Author Tapped To Continue Jason Bourne Series: 'You're Trying To Step Inside The Shoes Of This Iconic Hero'
• Crew Restoring Historic Roslyn Grist Mill Finds 100-Year-Old Time Capsule With Messages From Original Builders; 'A Treasure'
• What Should Online Shoppers Expect This Unusual Holiday Season?
• Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge Tolls Now Collected In Both Directions
• Philadelphia Leaders Launch Community Engagement Series On Police Reform
• Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava Announces She's Tested Positive For COVID
• Teens Hospitalized Following Triple Shooting In Brownsville
• Spreading Cheer With Minnesota Christmas Adoption
• Share Your Holiday Lights Displays With WCCO!
• Baltimore Ravens' Games Against Pittsburgh Steelers, Dallas Cowboys Moved Due To COVID-19 Cases
• DoorDash Adds $2 To Denver Orders In Response To City's Cap On Delivery App Fees
• Baltimore County Schools Plan To Resume Virtual Learning Wednesday Following Cyberattack
• Bradley Ties Career High To Help Lead Cal Past Nicholls, 60-49
• Man In Critical Condition After Shooting On South Side
• 'Virtual Tuesday Night Game?' Raven's Marlon Humphrey Suggests Alternative To Thrice-Delayed Matchup Against Steelers
• NORAD Launches Santa Tracker Website On Tuesday With Holiday Countdown, Games & More
• Cyber Monday Is Winding Down; Time For Giving Tuesday
• 'We Need Volunteers': Local Nonprofits Encouraging People To Help Any Way They Can This Giving Tuesday
• Study Reveals Marin County Is Home To 6 Of 10 Most Segregated Bay Area Cities
• Baltimore Convention Center Now Offering COVID-19 Testing 5 Days Per Week
• COVID In Oakland: 'Chopped' Winner Creates Food Collective To Help Black Chefs Survive The Pandemic
• Cold Weather Alerts Issued for Antelope, Santa Clarita Valleys
• Man Shot, Critically Wounded On Front Lawn In Woodlawn
• Former Santa Clara University Worker Arrested On Child Porn Charge
• Powerful Storms Leave Flooding, Downed Trees Scattered Across Delaware Valley
• Aryan Brotherhood Associate Pleads Guilty In Drug Case
• Wednesday Night Shooting In Owings Mills Happened During Apparent Robbery, Police Say
• Shooting Leaves Man Critically Wounded In Bronzeville
• COVID In Colorado: Douglas County School District Transitions To Full Remote Learning
• 11 Arrested For Trespassing, 14 Vehicles Towed At Sideshow In Patterson
• Man Dead, 3 Firefighters Hospitalized In Laurel House Fire
• 3 Texans Arrested In 2-State Rampage Over Thanksgiving Holiday
• Sacramento County Appoints Ann Edwards As Acting County Executive
• 'I Hit My Wall': Redondo Beach Restaurant Continues Serving Diners Despite Restrictions
• Gun-Rights Group, Allegheny Co. Residents Sue Sheriff's Department Over Coronavirus Shutdown
• Gov. Walz Addresses False Reports That He Spent Thanksgiving Weekend In Florida, Has $400M Net Worth
• COVID Purple Tier: Santa Clara County New COVID Cases Soar Over 800; Returning Travelers Face Quarantine
• In Letter To President-Elect Biden's Transition Team, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Calls COVID-19 Relief Package His 'First Priority'
• Long Beach Mayor Robert Garcia Proposes $5 Million Coronavirus Relief Fund For Restaurants, Breweries, Bars
• Pasadena Reinstates Health Permits To 3 Restaurants After Shutting Them Down Due To Safety Violations
• North Huntingdon Family Sets Up Incredible Christmas Lights Display In Yard
• Wife Finds Man Shot Dead In Wissinoming Garage, Philly Police Say
• Popular Plano Christmas Lights Scene Creator Comes Out Of 'Retirement' For Neighbors During Pandemic
• Twin Cities Personal Trainer Spreading Holiday Cheer With Help Of Generous Clients
• Shana Pringle, 2-Year-Old Son Found Shot To Death In Roseville Parking Lot
• 'The Face Mask Phenomenon': Plastic Surgeons See Sizable Increase In Patients During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Someone Bought $9M Winning Lotto Texas Ticket In El Paso
• VIDEO: CHP Helicopter Plucks Man Off Cliff In Sonoma County
• Kimberly Long: Flawed Justice Podcast
• Ravens-Steelers game postponed for a 3rd time to Wednesday
• 'World's Loneliest Elephant' Finds A New Home
• San Francisco Public Utilities Commission GM Harlan Kelly Charged With Fraud As Part Of Corruption Scheme
• COVID-19 Crash Course: UC Davis Students Sign Up For Course Credit At Testing Kiosk
• LA County Health Director Dr. Barbara Ferrer Undeterred By Protesters
• Christy Smith Concedes To Mike Garcia In LA County Congressional Race
• COVID Business: Retailers Look To Cyber Monday To Help Keep Afloat During Year Of Struggle
• Police Offer $10K Reward For Information In Fatal Thanksgiving Shooting After Argument During Community Football Game
• Researchers Find New Way To Heal Broken Bones With Futuristic Bandage
• Stanford Hoover Institution Fellow Dr. Scott Atlas Resigns As Trump COVID-19 Advisor
• More Than 48,000 Lose Power As Strong Storm Blows Through Massachusetts
• George Clooney Has Been Cutting His Own Hair For Years Using The Flowbee Haircutting Machine
• COVID In Minnesota: Mayo Clinic's ICU Recovery Program Tracking Survivors' Recovery
• Maryland Weather: Tornado Watch For Parts Of State Expires; Flooding Reported
• Biden still searching for defense secretary
• Deputies Investigate Shots Fired At 2 Centennial Gas Stations On Thanksgiving
• Duquesne Falls To Arkansas-Little Rock In Season-Opening Game
• Police Arrest Knife-Wielding 'Grinch' Who Stole Salvation Army Bucket From Arlington Walmart
• 'For Everybody's Safety': Lines Return At LA County COVID Testing Sites Following Thanksgiving Holiday
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Vetoes Republican-Backed Bill On Limiting Coronavirus Liability
• California Providing Small Businesses $500M In Coronavirus Aid
• Moderna Sends Its COVID-19 Vaccine To FDA For Emergency Use Authorization
• Trenton Surpasses Record For Homicides Set In 2013, Mayor Says
• Working For Chicago: Help Wanted At O'Hare Shipping Company
• Coach Says Anne Arundel County Took 'Easy Route' In Shutting Down Youth Sports Instead Of Making Changes Due To COVID-19
• Los Angeles County Taking Stand Against Hate Crimes With 'United Against Hate Week'
• Coronavirus Hospitalizations Exceed 15% Of Total Capacity In North Texas For 4th Straight Day
• 17-Year-Old Dies After Shooting In Stockton
• Firefighters And Nursing Homes Fighting To Get COVID-19 Vaccine First
• Sweetwater PD Asking For Public's Help Locating Lost Police K9 Named 'Logan'
• Medical Experts Warn Of Possible Post-Thanksgiving Coronavirus Surge After Record Number Of Traveling
• Colorado Wildlife Biologists Assessing Big Game Herds From Above
• Christmas Craze: Trees In Short Supply Around Greater-Sacramento Region
• Cyber Monday Expected To Hit Record Sales, Tips For Saving While Shopping Online
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Statewide School Bus Driver Shortage Hits Pittsburgh Area
• Bipartisan group of senators conducting informal relief talks
• CBS 2 Teams Up With American Red Cross For Day Of Giving
• Newsom: California Regions In 'Purple Tier' Could Be Placed Under Stay-At-Home Order To Slow COVID Hospitalizations
• Texans player suspended after positive PED test
• Highland Park 'Marketplace' Sees Online Sales Soar Between Black Friday And Cyber Monday; 'It Has Been Skyrocketing All Weekend Long'
• COVID California Aid: Impacted Businesses To Receive Tax Relief, $500M In Grants
• Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price Back At Work After Receiving New COVID Treatment
• U.S. Supreme Court Hears Arguments About Excluding Illegal Immigrants From Census; N.Y. And N.J. Could Lose Congressional Seats
• Funeral Home Settles Lawsuit That Led To Major LGBT Ruling
• Niners To Play 2 Upcoming Home Games In Arizona
• Colorado House Minority Staffer Sent Home After Testing Positive For COVID-19
• 2 North Texas Women Helping Thousands Navigate Cancer Journey Through Careity Foundation
• McHenry County Restaurants Continue To Defy Indoor Dining Ban As Governor Says It Will Continue For Weeks
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Says Thanksgiving-Related Deaths To Appear Within Weeks
• COVID Vaccine Ready To Be Delivered From O'Hare, Can Shipping Companies Handle Holiday Packages And Vaccine Deliveries?
• Woman Critically Injured After Rideshare T-Boned In Brooklyn Intersection
• 2 Injured In Monday Afternoon Shootings, Baltimore Police Say
• Cyber Monday Spending Could Surpass $11B, Many Business Owners 'Counting On It'
• Pittsburgh Steelers Players React To Postponement Of Tuesday's Game Against Baltimore Ravens
• Pat Gallen's 3 To See: Eagles-Seahawks
• Despite Fewer Crashes Citywide, Oak Street S-Curve On Lake Shore Drive Remains Dangerous As Ever
• COVID Crisis Impacts Florida's Tourism Industry Which In Turn Hammers State's Tax Revenue
• Newsom: CA To Receive 327,000 Doses Of Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine By Mid-December
• Cook County Passes 900 Homicides So Far In 2020
• COVID In Philadelphia: Main Line Health Postpones Elective Surgeries To Make More Beds Available As Hospitalizations Rise Across State
• Maryland Small Businesses Lean Heavily On Cyber Monday Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• North Texas Teen Arrested For Allegedly Committing 3 Aggravated Robberies In Less Than An Hour On Thanksgiving Day
• Facing Economic Fallout, Cities In LA County Push Back Over New Health Orders
• Art Basel May Have Been Canceled But Miami Art Week Lives On
• COVID Purple Tier: Newsom Warns Surging Cases Could Overwhelm State's ICU Capacity By Christmas
• COVID: San Mateo County Establishes Permanent Testing Site In Daly City
• Part Of Holly Street To Be Closed As Part Of Central 70 Project
• 'Everything's Different': Cyber Monday Sales Helping Local Small Businesses Stay Afloat During Pandemic
• Disney Laying Off An Additional 4,000 Workers As Company Struggles During COVID Crisis
• Record Cyber Monday Sales Expected As Consumers Warned About Online Shopping Pitfalls
• Moderna To Apply Monday For FDA Authorization For COVID-19 Vaccine
• Wire Art Hanging From Power Line Above A Denver Street Depicts Elijah McClain Playing Violin
• Florida Approaching One Million COVID-19 Cases
• Waltham Police Still Searching For Suspect Behind 10 Random, Unprovoked Attacks
• COVID-19 will kill off thousands of top brands, expert says
• Downtown Partnership Of Baltimore Brings Back Gift Card Program To Help Businesses Struggling Due To COVID-19
• Emaciated And Near Death, 3 Abandoned Dogs Found In Cutler Bay Home, 1 Dead
• Strictest 'Safer At Home' Order In California Goes Into Effect Today For LA County
• Colorado Dog Suffers Frozen Paws Before Being Rescued With Owner
• With Rising COVID-19 Cases, Worcester Hospitals Hit 85% Capacity
• COVID In Delaware: Viral Photos Showing Packed Christiana Mall Food Court Causes State To Put In New Restrictions
• Articles Of Impeachment Filed Against Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Over Pandemic Response
• Duluth Officer Tyler Leibfried Charged In Non-Fatal Shooting
• 'Heartbreaking For These Kids': Virtual Learning Struggles May Leave Some Students Behind, Parents Say
• Pennsylvania Gov. Wolf Vetoes GOP-Backed Bill On Limiting COVID-19 Liability
• Anthony Edwards: 5 Things To Know About The Timberwolves' New Shooting Guard
• Texas Football Coach Tom Herman: 'Not Worried About Winning My Way Out Of Anything'
• 50% Of Americans Plan To Spend Average Of $137 On Gifts For Pets, Poll Says
• Miami Weather: Coldest Air Since Early March On Its Way Into South Florida
• Opa-Locka PD Investigating Double Shooting At Body Shop
• Ice Sculptures Pop Up In Evergreen For Holiday Cheer
• Severe Floods In Bogota, N.J. Likely Caused By Leaves Blocking Storm Drains
• Eagles' Offensive Line Shuffle Continues As Birds Seek First Win Over Seahawks In Philly Since 1989
• Massachusetts Reports 1,166 New Coronavirus Cases, 25 Additional Deaths
• Man, 46, Remains Hospitalized After Being Struck By Vehicle In Roseville
• Sheriff: Bemidji Hunter, 28, Shot And Killed By Another Hunter; Wasn't Wearing Blaze Orange
• COVID-19 Latest: Howard County Schools Remain Virtual Through Winter Break; Winter Sports Season Postponed
• Julian Edelman Placed On COVID-19 List By Patriots
• PlayStation 5, Xbox hard to get? You could be battling a bot
• 19-Year-Old Texan Joel Schrimsher Sentenced To 2 Years In Federal Prison For Bomb Threat To Federal Reserve
• Broomfield's North Side Tavern Has One Last Hurrah, Shuts Down Until Indoor Dining Is Allowed Again
• Couple Found Dead Inside St. Louis Co. Home; Homicide, Suicide Investigation Underway
• GM Scales Back On Nikola Deal, Will Focus On Being Supplier
• Bodies Of 2 Missing Mendocino County Residents Found Near Covelo; Homicide Investigation Underway
• Video of beating leads to investigation of Paris police officers
• Philadelphia Weather: Severe Storms Spawn Tornado Warnings Across Parts Of Region
• 'Bullish' & 'With Lack Of Empathy': Florida Ag. Commissioner Nikki Fried Blasts Gov. DeSantis For His Handling Of Pandemic
• Some DPS Families Can Now Select Learning Option For Spring Semester
• 10,000 Toys Needed For Together 4 Colorado Toy Drive
• Pittsburgh Steelers Take 2 Players Off Reserve/COVID-19 List
• Port Authority Bus Driver Taken To Hospital After Crashing Into Light Pole At Monroeville Mall
• California To Receive 327,000 Doses Of Pfizer COVID Vaccine In Next Few Weeks
• Moderna Requests FDA Authorization For Its Covid-19 Vaccine
• Texas Rangers Holiday Toy Drive Moves Online For 2020
• Power And Cable Out In Part Of Mansfield After Juveniles In Stolen SUV Crash Into Power Pole
• Newsom: State To Take 'Much More Dramatic Action' If Hospital Beds Fill Up
• COVID In New Jersey: Gov. Murphy To Limit Outdoor Gatherings To 25 People, Indoor High School, Youth Sports Suspended Until 2021
• St. Paul's Handsome Hog Restaurant To Close Doors 'Until The World Makes Sense', Cites Gov't Inaction
• COVID-19 In West Virginia: Hospitals To Trim Elective Surgeries As COVID-19 Cases Surge
• Allegheny County Health Department Shuts Down 3 Night Clubs
• COVID-19 Latest: Towson-Maryland Men's Basketball Game Canceled Due To Positive Test Among Support Staff
• Democrat Mark Kelly to be sworn in as senator this week
• Governors to decide who gets vaccines first, health secretary says
• 2 Injured, Including Maryland State Trooper, In Crash On Interstate 270 In Montgomery County
• Arizona certifies election results
• Cancer-Surviving North Texas Santa Moves Kids Meet Up Operation To Zoom During Pandemic
• Viral Video Puts Owner Of Dallas Restaurant 'True Kitchen' At Center Of Twerking Controversy
• LIVE: Governor Newsom Provides COVID-19 Briefing
• Wayne County Sheriff Benny Napoleon On Ventilator Due To Covid-19
• West Virginia Police Looking For Driver In Hit-And-Run Crash That Killed 2-Year-Old Boy
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Commonwealth Expands Coronavirus App To School-Age Mobile Phone Users
• Gov. Larry Hogan Calls On Georgians To Vote For David Perdue, Kelly Loeffler In Senate Runoff Races
• Beware Of COVID-19 Scams As Vaccine Approaches FDA Approval
• University Of California Extends Fall 2021 Application Deadline To December 4 Following Computer Outage
• U.S. had more COVID cases this month than most countries had all year
• Golden State Warriors Ready To Begin Practice; 5 Things To Watch For This Season
• Jordan Owens Missing From Anne Arundel County, Police Say
• Dallas County Reports 702 New Coronavirus Cases, 5 Deaths
• COVID rules force 49ers to play "home" games in Arizona
• COVID-19 In Minnesota: State Approaching ICU Capacity; MDH Reports 5,801 New Cases
• 35 New Coronavirus Outbreaks Reported In Michigan Schools Monday
• COVID-19 In Florida: State Reports 6,659 New Cases, More Than 2,700 Of Those Are In South Florida
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Pa. Dept. Of Health Providing Free Testing In Butler County
• Cam Newton Admits He Was Preparing To Flop Prior To Controversial Hit By Isaiah Simmons
• SCOTUS skeptical of plan to block undocumented immigrants from census count
• COVID Cancellation: Coney Island's Annual Polar Bear Plunge Nixed Due To Pandemic
• Multiple Elizabeth Township Residents Report Damaged, Vandalized Holiday Decorations
• Multiple-Vehicle Crash On Pulaski Highway In Havre de Grace
• COVID Tests Now Mandatory For Patients Admitted To California Acute-Care Hospitals
• Man Dies Of Injuries In Vallejo Shooting; City's 28th Homicide Of 2020
• Michigan Nears Launch Of Online Sports Betting, Other Games
• Hunted and trafficked, pangolins may hold key to COVID-19
• Maryland-Based Novavax Says Phase 3 Trial For COVID-19 Vaccine Expected To Begin Soon In US, Mexico
• Holiday Retail Pop-Up Shop In Center Plaza Helps Businesses During Covid-Challenged Holiday Season
• Calfornia Counties Tighten Restrictions As COVID Cases Surge
• Police Issue 1 Notice Of Violation, 1 Warning To Pittsburgh-Area Establishments Not Following COVID-19 Orders
• Aurora Festival Of Lights Opens For 14th Year
• LA County Coroner's Inquest Into Death Of Andres Guardado Gets Underway
• Chicago's Winter Overnight Parking Ban Begins Tonight
• Winter Weather Advisory, Winter Storm Warnings Issued For Western Pa. Areas, 2 To 6 Inches Of Snow Expected
• Police: 5 Teens Beat Woman Unconscious, Steal Car In North Philadelphia
• North Texas Financial Advisor, Accused Killer Keith Todd Ashley Appears In Court
• Columbia, Maryland Named Safest City In America Third Year In A Row
• Simone Missick On 'All Rise' Season 2: 'It's Coming Back Better Than It Was'
• 'Happiest Season' Filmed In Pittsburgh Released On Hulu
• Birx says Americans who gathered for Thanksgiving should assume they're infected
• 3 Suspects Wanted In Royal Farms Burglary In Baltimore County
• Pittsburgh Department Of Public Works Ramping Up Staffing For Incoming Snow
• Enbridge Line 3 Replacement Project Gets Final Approval From Minnesota Regulators
• Renters are still being evicted, despite federal ban
• COVID-19 Has Not Stopped Red Cross From Responding To Those In Need
• Justin Timberlake buys van for teen with cerebral palsy
• 2 Hurt In Bloomington Shooting; Investigators Find Body Inside Apartment
• Red Cross Relies On Thousands Of Volunteers To Execute Its Mission
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Pa. Dept. Of Health Expands COVID Alert App To School-Age Phone Users
• COVID Rapid Test Program Expected To Start At 134 Massachusetts Schools This Week
• COVID-19 In Illinois: 6,190 New Coronavirus Cases, 85 Additional Deaths
• COVID Vaccines That Require 2 Doses Create New Set Of Challenges
• COVID Purple Tier: San Francisco 49ers Moving Home Games To Arizona; Still Working On Practice Facility
• Bethel Park Police Investigating Hit-And-Run Involving Ambulance
• Amanda Seyfried On Netflix's 'Mank' & Working With David Fincher: 'It Just Couldn't Get Any More Beautiful'
• Americans Were Advised To Stay At Home For The Holiday, But 1 Million+ Traveled By Plane Anyway
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Officials Concerned As Over 4,400 People Hospitalized With Coronavirus In Commonwealth
• Award-Winning South Minneapolis Restaurant Grand Café Closes; Chef Jamie Malone Pivoting To Luxury Meal Service
• Pennsylvania Receives $3 Million In Funding To Protect The Homeless This Winter
• Storm Watch: Heavy Rain, Strong Winds Hit Tri-State Area; Power Outages Possible
• 'Museum Store Sunday' Attempts To Help Museums Worldwide Survive During The Pandemic
• Jon Gruden: 'I Apologize To The Raider Nation' After Brutal Loss To Falcons
• Woman Found Dead In Pikesville Hotel Identified As Lashawnda Sanders, Police Investigating As Homicide
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Dr. Rachel Levine 'Very Concerned' About Thanksgiving's Impact On Surging Cases
• Crews Conduct Multiple Water Rescues In Baltimore Due To Heavy Rain
• Stephon Gilmore Wins Battle With DeAndre Hopkins And Other Leftover Patriots Thoughts
• Charges filed after volcano eruption kills 22
• Customer Shoots, Kills Suspected Robber At Northeast Philadelphia WingStop Restaurant, Police Say
• Minnesota's Matchup Against Northwestern Canceled Due To Ongoing COVID-19 Concerns
• Roseville Police Yet To Identify 2 Found Shot To Death In Parking Lot
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Philadelphia Police: 16-Year-Old Wounded In Kensington Triple Shooting
• Delaware State University President Tony Allen Named CEO Of Presidential Inaugural Committee
• Moderna's COVID-19 Vaccine - What's Next And Why Masks Will Still Be Needed
• 2-Year-Old Girl Falls From 4th Floor Window, Palm Tree & Bushes Break Her Fall
• Growing Wait Times: Line At Everett COVID Test Site Began Hours Before Opening
• COVID-19 In West Virginia: Coronavirus Hospitalizations Jump 29% In Past Week
• Strike By 700 Workers At 11 Infinity Healthcare Nursing Homes Enters Second Week
• Report: Celtics Hiring Evan Turner As Assistant Coach
• Mesquite Officer Fires Gun At Suspected Car Thieves Before Arresting Them
• Driver Dies After Slamming Into Overtown Apartment Building
• Hit-And-Run Crash Injures ISP Trooper On Kennedy Expressway
• Chicago Weather: Lakeshore Flood Advisory In Effect, Lake-Effect Snow In Indiana
• Man Shot Inside Orangevale Home Dies, Another Resident In Custody
• Florida 'Campus Carry' Issue Re-emerges For 2021 Session
• Completed Wisconsin Recount Confirms Biden's Win Over Trump
• Steph Curry, Under Armour Launch Curry Brand, New Shoe Drops December 11
• UCSF Study Reveals Link Between Wildfire Smoke And Alzheimer's Disease
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 9,797 New Cases In 48 Hours
• Heat Sign G-League Guard Max Strus To Roster
• Former Lehigh University Student Yukai Yang Admits Poisoning Roommate
• Police Investigating 1 Fatal, 2 Non-Fatal Shootings In Detroit
• Missing Teen Sevano Harrell Found Safe In Tewksbury After Overnight Crash
• Hawaii beckons remote workers eager for taste of paradise
• LOCATED: Sylvester Dockens, 83, Reported Missing In Melrose Park
• A 1st Of Its Kind - New Blood Test That May Predict Alzheimer's Goes On Sale
• Colorado Weather: Storm Is On The Way But Our Region Is Dry. Really Dry!
• Lower Southampton Police Searching For Missing 86-Year-Old Patricia Calcavecchia
• 1 Dead, 1 Critically Injured In Stockton Shooting
• Moderna Asking FDA, European Regulators To Approve Its COVID Vaccine After Trial 'Already Saved Lives'
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Health Dept. Reports 920 New Cases In 48 Hours
• 3 Years After Oakland County Deputy's Death, Wife Files Lawsuit
• Moderna asking FDA to approve its virus vaccine
• Truck Drives Off I-80 And Ends Up In Yuba River Near Kingvale
• Joe Biden suffers "hairline fractures" in foot, doctor says
• Mayor-Elect Of West Virginia Town Loses Arm In Hunting Accident
• Mayor Duggan: 5,000 Residents A Day Could Get Vaccine In 2021
• Police: 5 Attackers Beat, Rob Subway Passenger In The Bronx
• Cam Newton Critical Of Himself After Win Over Cardinals: 'I Knew I Jeopardized The Team'
• Man Stabbed To Death In San Jose Target Parking Lot; City's 42nd Homicide Of 2020
• Lake Worth Police Officers See Smoke & Flames, Rescue Sleeping Family From Burning House
• Penumbral Lunar Eclipse Dims Bright Frost Moon Over SoCal Overnight
• TSA Confiscates Two Handguns At Pittsburgh International Airport Over Thanksgiving Holiday
• Michigan Man's Lost Bet Leads To Win For Charity
• Rhode Island Sends Emergency Alert As Hospitals Reach COVID-19 Capacity
• Rita Ora sorry for birthday party that broke lockdown rules
• Florida Man Found Clinging To Capsized Boat Off Port Canaveral
• Local Hospitals Brace For Post-Holiday COVID Surge
• Whitmer Says She Has Authority To Order New Stay-Home Order in Michigan
• Demand For Substitute Teachers Rises During Pandemic
• COVID-19 In Maryland: First COVID Death Of Child Under 9 Years Old Reported; Highest Number Of Hospitalizations Since May
• COVID Infection Concerns Rise As Holiday Travelers Return Home Through SMF
• Tickets required for Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree this year
• COVID-19 nurses return favor from Kansas City hospital
• Mother with bipolar disorder on how she faced her diagnosis
• COVID In Florida: MIA Packed With Holiday Travelers Despite Pandemic Warnings
• Report: NFL Cancels Baltimore Ravens Practice Ahead Of Tuesday's Steelers Game
• Pandemic Closure, Capacity Limits Forces Laguna Beach Cat Cafe To Close Its Doors
• At Least 42 Shot, 11 Killed In Thanksgiving Holiday Weekend Violence
• Colorado State Lawmakers Convene Special Session With Goal Of Creating A Stimulus
• How To Help The Red Cross
• Hurricane Season 2020 Is One For The Record Books And It's Finally (Officially) Over
• Be A Red Cross Volunteer
• Extra Holiday Week For Students And Staff After Terrell ISD Extends Thanksgiving Break Because Of COVID-19
• Sign Up To Give Blood
• Gov. Whitmer Proposes $100M COVID-19 Relief Plan
• Iran killing, U.S. troop cuts could make Mideast thornier for Biden
• NYC public elementary schools to begin reopening on December 7
• Biden-Harris announce all-female communications staff
• Two More Baltimore Ravens Players Reportedly Test Positive For Coronavirus
• COVID-19 vaccine breakthroughs: What happens now?
• NJ Transit Adjusts Schedule For Derailment Repairs
• Ohio Woman Who Spent More Than 20 Years In Prison For Crime She Says She Didn't Commit Receives Honorary Degree
• Patriots Gain Ground In Playoff Race But Remain Long Shot To Reach Postseason
• STEM Fest Interactive: Cranberry Experiments
• Nominate A Community Hero
• LA County Sheriff: Would-Be Carjacker Found Dead In Compton After Being Shot, Struck In Hit-And-Run
• Biden unveils economic team, nominating Yellen for treasury secretary
• 'Pandemic' Is Merriam-Webster's Word Of The Year, To No One's Surprise
• San Francisco Bay Area COVID Roundup: Chinatown's COVID Fiscal Woes; Moderna Will Seek Vaccine Approval; Virtual SF Nutcracker Marches On
• Baltimore City's Dollar Or Less Days Canceled For 2020
• Moderna Asking FDA To Approve COVID-19 Vaccine After Trial "Already Saved Lives"
• Detroit Lions Fire Coach Matt Patricia And GM Bob Quinn
• STEM Fest Interactive: Magic Paper Towel Experiment
• COVID Purple Tier: SF Ballet's Nutcracker Marches On With All-New Virtual Experience
• Woman Found Dead In Downey
• STEM Fest Interactive: Milk Color Explosion
• Video shows meteor "as bright as the full moon" in Japan
• COVID Vaccines: Good News On COVID Vaccine Front; Moderna Will Seek Emergency Approval Of Its Virus Shot
• Moderna Asking FDA To Approve Its COVID Vaccine After Trial 'Already Saved Lives' (CBS News)
• 1 Dead, 2 Injured After Crash On Belt Parkway In Queens
• Missing man found clinging to capsized boat 86 miles off Florida
• Holiday Events In Denver Evolve, Strive For Excitement And Cheer During Pandemic
• Biden to nominate Neera Tanden as White House budget chief
• Biden still winner in Wisconsin after recount is completed
• U.K. official says "The Crown" should have "fiction" warning
• Passengers At Denver International Airport Share Mixed Opinions About Holiday Air Travel And COVID
• Chris Krebs explains why election was secure
• Moderna Asking FDA, European Regulators To Approve Its Vaccine After Trial 'Already Saved Lives'
• Candidates who could prosecute Trump discuss NY criminal probe
• New York Weather: CBS2's 11/30 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• Florida Man Sentenced To 90-Years For Marijuana Crime To Be Released After Serving 31
• Driver Dies After Being Shot While Sitting At Fort Worth Stop Sign, Search For Gunman Continues
• Manitou Springs Officer Jacob Carley Arrested For Posting Nude Photos Of Woman
• Cyber Monday And The Impact Of The Coronavirus Pandemic On Retailers, Shoppers
• Vic Fangio 'Disappointed' Drew Lock And Other Broncos Quarterbacks Put Team In Difficult Position
• Bay Area Rapper 'Lil Yase' Killed In Weekend Dublin Shooting
• Neighbors Rush To Lift Spirits Of Colorado Springs Family After Mother Diagnosed With Breast Cancer
• Governor blocks release of Charles Manson follower again
• 18-Year-Old Woman In Critical Condition After Shooting In Englewood
• 16-Year-Old Fatally Shot In South Loop Parking Garage
• Small And Local Businesses Hoping Cyber Monday Will Help Sustain Them Through 2020
• Police: 19-Year-Old Man Critically Injured After Shot Multiple Times Outside Hoagie Shop In Olney
• Officials: COVID-19 Case Surge Expected Through End Of Year
• Family Joins 86-Year-Old Matriarch In Creating Sally's Nuts, And The Business Is Going Swimmingly
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Monday Will Be Rainy, Windy Mess
• Hospitals Feeling The Pressure As Coronavirus Cases Surge Surrounding Holiday Gatherings
• Suspect In Leechburg Double Shooting Turns Himself In To Police
• Pittsburgh Police Locate Previously Missing 88-Year-Old Robert Comer
• 40 Parishes In Catholic Diocese Of Pittsburgh To Merge Into 14 New Parishes
• Car Slams Into Tractor-Trailer Along Parkway West
• It Happens Here: Marshfield's Magical Moon Farm Needs Your Help
• 3-Year-Old Pit Bull Terrier Finds New Home, Adopted After Spending 824 Days At Oh. Shelter
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• Shell Cracker Plant Expands Coronavirus Testing After Thanksgiving Holiday
• 'Make Their Day': Brockton Police Officer Holds Annual Christmas Toy Drive For Kids In Need
• Crews Work To Repair Water Main Break In McCandless
• Food Insecurity Increases Dramatically During Coronavirus Pandemic

Videos from November 30, 2020

• Trump refuses to accept election results as Biden names more key staff picks
• Supreme Court appears skeptical of excluding undocumented immigrants from census
• Researchers looking at the long term effects quarantine is having on children
• Local Matters: Trump to campaign in Georgia ahead of January Senate runoffs
• Biden and Harris receive first Presidential Daily Brief after transition delay
• Israel used remote-controlled gun to kill top scientist, Iran says
• Biden names women to key economic and communication roles
• Trump pushes false 2020 election claims as key states certify results
• Airlines and shipping companies prepare for COVID-19 vaccine distribution
• Senate leaders discuss coronavirus relief as lawmakers return
• Fears mount of post-holiday coronavirus surge
• CBS Evening News, November 30, 2020
• Congressman Matt Cartwright on winning as a Democrat in Trump territory
• 11/30: Red and Blue
• Arizona certifies election results, finalizing victory for Biden and Kelly
• Melania Trump unveils 2020 White House Christmas decorations
• Cyber Monday could see $12.7 billion in sales
• Moderna seeks emergency approval for vaccine as COVID hospitalizations soar
• What Georgia's exit polls reveal about voters ahead of Senate runoffs
• President-elect Biden names senior members of economic team
• Justin Timberlake buys wheelchair-accessible van for teen with cerebral palsy
• NFL pushes ahead with 2020 season despite major coronavirus outbreaks on several teams
• Health officials warn COVID-19 pandemic likely to get worse following holiday travel
• NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio on viewing this year's Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree
• NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio on crowd control for Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree
• Economist: Controlling COVID-19 is the "No. 1 priority" for economic recovery
• Manhattan DA candidates weigh in on investigation into Trump's finances
• WorldView: Ethiopia declares victory; Iran accuses Israel of killing nuclear scientist
• Endangered pangolins poached for their scales could hold answers to help cure coronavirus in humans
• How a woman suffering from bipolar disorder found a life worth living
• "World's loneliest elephant" arrives to new home
• Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar on COVID-19 vaccine rollout and priorities
• New Orleans nurses travel to sister hospital to help during COVID-19 surge
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court rejects GOP lawsuit seeking to overturn election results
• Wisconsin recount reaffirms Biden's win
• Cargo companies balancing how to ship COVID vaccine and record online orders ahead of holiday season
• Iran scientist's assassination, U.S. drawdown will make Mideast even thornier for Joe Biden
• Biden adviser Michael Osterholm on likely post-Thanksgiving coronavirus surge
• Health officials warn of COVID-19 spike following Thanksgiving
• 11/30: CBSN AM