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• Redding Police Fatally Shoot Woman Whose Car Struck, Pinned Officer Under Tire
• Deer Stuck In Fair Oaks Neighborhood Taken Back To Woods
• COVID Berkeley: Mayor Hopes City Can Dodge COVID Surge, Avoid New Stay-at-Home Orders
• COVID Schools: Teachers, Students Test Positive for COVID-19 Days After In-Person Classes Resume in Danville
• Man Suspected Of Killing Woman Found In Pasadena Park Arrested In New Mexico
• Santa Clarita Stylist, Customers Preparing For Possible COVID-19 Closure
• 'Boogaloo' Movement Member Charged With Enticing 15-Year-Old Girl To Engage In Sexual Activity
• Capitol Hill Residents Question Safety Of Sanctioned Homeless Camp Near Site With Tents, Garbage
• Evacuation Orders Issued After Mulch Yard Fire Spreads To Santa Ana River Bottom In Riverside County
• Interviewed With Biden, Harris Says 'We Are Full Partners' in Governing
• Cherry Creek Holiday Market Sees Record Turnout On Fillmore Street
• Beth Bowlen Wallace, Daughter Of Late Pat Bowlen, Calls For Transition Of Broncos Ownership: 'Watching These Past Few Seasons Has Been Extremely Painful'
• Lodi Elected Official To Throw Holiday Party Despite Low ICU Bed Capacity
• Study Names Natomas Regional Park As 'Preferred' Site For Zoo Relocation
• Firefighters Hurt, Thousands Evacuated In Wind-Driven Bond Fire Near Irvine
• Man Sentenced To 7 Years For Setting Fire Inside Store At Westfield Century City Mall, Prompting Evacuation
• No Fans In Stands For Start Of Bulls Season; Rookie Patrick Williams Adjusting Quickly To NBA Life
• War Of Words Between Gov. Gavin Newsom And Sacramento Sheriff Scott Jones
• Chicago Weather: A Sunny Start
• Kevin Dowling Toy Drive Goes Virtual
• San Bernardino Nears 100K Total COVID-19 Cases, Ventura Surpasses 21K
• Minnesota United FC Advances To Western Final, Beating Sporting KC 3-0
• COVID In Colorado: Coronavirus Vaccine Trials On Children Just Getting Underway
• Source: Twins, Closer Taylor Rogers Agree To $6M Contract
• USPS Says There Are No Delays At Post Office In Bronzeville; Woman Waiting On Workers' Comp Checks Says There Are
• COVID In Minnesota: Deadline Looms For Residents To Seek Housing Aid
• 'The Next Step Is Shutting Everything Down,' Walsh Says Of Rising Boston COVID Cases
• 97 Communities Considered High Risk For COVID-19 In Mass.
• 'Star Wars: Kenobi' Reportedly Set To Film In Boston Next Month
• COVID In NYC: Local Dry Ice Companies At The Ready To Make Sure Certain Vaccines Properly Distributed
• WJZ Holiday Spectacular: 49th Annual Baltimore's Washington Monument Lighting
• Student Athletes Plea To #MaskUpMN So They Can Play This Winter
• Duquesne Men's Basketball Game Against Winthrop Canceled Due To Positive Coronavirus Cases
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Health Care Workers Battle Stress And Burnout As People Flout Guidance
• Will It Ever End? Coronavirus Infection Records Are Being Broken Around The Country, Including In New Jersey
• Buckley Air Force Base Spouses' Group Opens Food Pantry For Families In Need
• 'I Just Want The Dogs Back': Thief Steals Car In Minneapolis With Pets Inside
• Former Wylie HS Soccer Star Sarah Fuller Talks About Her History-Making Experience On Gridiron
• Police Arrest Suspected Burglar In Squirrel Hill
• David Sheehan, Veteran LA Entertainment Journalist, Dies At 82
• South Florida Charities 'Not Getting As Much Funding As They Need' As Result Of COVID Crisis
• Small Plane Crashes Into SUV In Emergency Landing On I-35W In Twin Cities
• Pandemic Doesn't Stop Grapevine's Lighted Christmas Parade, But Does Change It
• Baltimore Mayor-Elect Brandon Scott Quarantining After Potential Exposure To COVID-19
• Police Uncover Possible Human Smuggling Operation After Nearly 30 People Found In Houston Home
• COVID In Pennsylvania: 'No Room At The Inn' As Delaware County Hospitals Battle Rising Cases, Staff Shortages
• Gov. Hogan: Initial COVID-19 Vaccine Will Not Cover 300K Maryland Healthcare Workers
• COVID Restrictions: New California Stay-at-Home Order Inflames Anti-Vax Protesters
• Police Commission Says Baltimore Police Lack Ability To Detect, Punish Officer Misconduct After Investigating GTTF Corruption
• Who Decides A School's History Curriculum? Good Question
• Small Thursday-Evening Earthquake Rattles Area Around Hollister
• Officials Say Snow-Loving Bird Resilient To Climate Change
• Costa Mesa's Dream Seam Team Raises Money For Charity By Making Masks
• Official: 'Rogue' Northfield Childcare Worker Fired For Allegedly Spiking Infant Bottles With Melatonin
• 3 Maryland Students Named Rhodes Scholars, Including UMBC's Samuel Patterson
• MISSING: Alan Gustaitis, 47, Of Aurora; He May Be Experiencing Medical Episode
• 21,493 Unemployment Claims Reported In Michigan Last Week
• West Sac VFW Post Steps Up To Continue Program Started By Rancho Cordova Counterpart
• Mayor De Blasio: 1st COVID Vaccines Will Go To High-Risk Hospital Workers, Nursing Homes
• Pa. Game Commission Investigating Illegal Killing Of 2 Young Black Bears
• 'We're All Scared': COVID Pandemic Changing How Movie Theater Industry Operates
• Lawmakers Approve Bill To Ban Tesla From Directly Selling Cars In Michigan
• New MSU Housing Requirements Could Financially Burden Students
• Police: 2 Men Arrested For Allegedly Robbing Subway Restaurant In Glen Burnie
• Coronavirus Cleaning: 'Ghostbusters'-Like Electrostatic Disinfection In Homes Is Big Business These Days
• One Person Killed In Shooting In Family Dollar Parking Lot In Blackwood, Police Say
• Brooklyn Park Police Make Arrest Following Double Stabbing
• 3 Charged In Connection With Stabbing Of Transgender Woman at MacArthur Park
• Biden Says He Plans To Ask Americans To Wear Masks For His First 100 Days In Office
• Grass Valley Man Had Over 6,000 Images Of Child Porn, Authorities Say
• Children's Bureau Hiring 20 Positions To Help Vulnerable Communities
• Homestead PD Asking For Help Locating 71-Year-Old Jose Gutierrez
• Kent William Powe Arrested For Attempted Abductions In Cherry Hill, Attempted Robbery In Lower Merion, Police Say
• Business Occupancy Rollbacks Triggered In North Texas After 7 Straight Days Of High COVID-19 Hospitalization Rates
• Police: 12-Year-Old Girl Shot, Killed After Gun Discharges In Neighbor's Apartment In Ohio
• COVID In Larimer County: Small Businesses Get Advice, Guidance During Coronavirus Thanks To CSU
• COVID In Colorado: When Officials Expect To Know The Impact Of Thanksgiving Gatherings
• From Paradise To Pandemic: North Texan Reflects On His Months On Remote Island
• Man Shot In Stomach In Pittsburgh's Arlington Neighborhood
• Police: Driver Crashes Into St. Paul Restaurant, Triggers Gas Leak, Attacks Several People
• Thousands Still Unable To Access EDD Benefits From Bank Of America Due To Ongoing Fraud Suspicions
• Jewish Doctor Tells Story Of Treating Coronavirus Patient With Nazi Tattoos
• COVID Restrictions: Alameda County May Adopt Newsom's Stay-At-Home Order Early
• Arctic National Wildlife Refuge oil and gas sale pushed forward
• EDD Fraud: Sunnyvale Officers Arrest 5 In Connection to $1M Fraud Case Involving At Least 100 Victims
• Coronavirus Testing: Long Island, New York City Roll Out Additional Rapid Drive- And Walk-Thru Sites
• Toys For Tots Stepping Up To Help As Need Grows During Pandemic
• LA County Sheriff Announces Crackdown On 'Super-Spreader Events'
• Massive drug bust yields $15 million worth of marijuana
• White Plains Holding Expanded Holiday Market With New Safety Protocols
• Maryland Works To Fix Racial Disparities In Juvenile Centers
• COVID: Jewish Doctor From Bay Area Talks About Treating COVID Patient With Nazi Tattoos
• Political Strategist Nathan Ballard Charged With Domestic Violence, Child Abuse In Attack Against Wife, 4-Year-Old
• Southwest Airlines Warns Of Possible Furloughs For Nearly 7,000 Employees
• Special Mailbox For Sending Letters To Santa Set Up In Allegheny County
• Behind The Scenes At Northwell Health's Medical Equipment Warehouse, Going 'Above And Beyond' State's PPE Stockpile Requirements
• Firefighters Conduct Live-Fire Drill Off Elkhorn Boulevard
• Website For Restaurants To Apply For COVID-19 Relief Grants Crashes Within First Hour
• NYPD: At Least 24 Subway Cars Across Multiple Lines Hit With Graffiti
• Mysterious Monolith Briefly Appears In San Luis Obispo County Before Being Taken Down By Vandals
• Thousands Of SoCal Edison Customers Without Power Amid Red Flag Conditions
• Christmas In The Park Volunteers Hand Out Essentials To Homeless
• Miriam Mades Of AlterKnit New York Under Scrutiny After Customers Say She Took Their Money, Kept Their Favorite Clothes
• New Hampshire Expects COVID-19 Vaccines For Up To 40,000 Initially
• Caught On Video: Bronx Bodega Robbed At Gunpoint With Little Girl Inside
• Bowie Man Pleads Guilty To Scheme To Steal Over $233K
• West Virginia Police Officer Cassie Johnson Dies 2 Days After Being Shot By Suspect
• 'All Of Us Are Essential': Hair Salons, Other Businesses On The Brink Of Another Shutdown
• Baltimore Artist Creates Wire Art Tribute To Elijah McClain In Colorado
• Safe Santa: Holiday Tradition Gets Pandemic Makeover
• 2 Arrested In Connection To Shooting Death Of Eduardo Kennedy In FoodMaxx Parking Lot
• Space Heater Starts Townhouse Fire In Montgomery County, Officials Say
• N.J. Nurse Sofia Burke's Entire Family Contracts COVID, With Deadly Consequences: 'We Let Our Guard Down For One Second'
• Amazon Donates $15K To Maryland Food Bank
• Gov. Newsom Announces New Regional Stay-At-Home Order Based On ICU Capacity
• Georgia couple facing eviction as housing protections set to expire
• Local Mayor Tries To Get To The Bottom Of Bad Mail Service; 'It's Very Frustrating'
• Montgomery County To Hand Out 4K PPE Kits
• Elderly Man Pulls Over To Help Crying Woman In Yuba City, Gets Robbed; 3 People Arrested
• Fire Breaks Out In Brookfield House
• Car Slams Into Building In Englewood
• Johns Hopkins University Team Among Finalists In Mask Design Challenge
• Every Vote Counts: Sausalito City Council Race Decided by Single Vote
• Fraudulent Unemployment Claims In Illinois Reach 297,000; One Man Was Victim Of Fraud While Trying To Get His Own Benefits
• COVID Restrictions: Newsom Announces Regional Stay-At-Home Order For Areas With Low ICU Capacity
• Iconic Ledo Restaurant In College Park To Reopen Under New Ownership
• North Park, South Park Ice Rinks Opening Friday
• Usual 'Hands On' Approach Not Possible As Dallas Performing Arts School Adjusts During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Beware Of Scammers Shopping For Your Personal Information
• Police Arrest 2 Accused Of Sexually Assaulting 3 Young Children
• Viral TikTok Doc's Videos Educate, Answer COVID Questions
• Colorado's Own CordenPharma Behind Vital Piece Of Moderna's COVID Vaccine
• Fructuoso Rosales-Cano Charged In Crash That Killed Detective Curt Holland And Francesca Dominguez
• Inventor Gitanjali Rao From Colorado Named Time Magazine's Kid Of The Year
• Burning Holiday Calories During The Coronavirus: Gym Sets Up Massive Tents Off Highway 50
• Mounted Patrol Hits Chick-Fil-A Drive Thru In Centennial
• Business Leaders Launch Fund To Help Reform Policing Without Cutting Officers
• Furry Tails: Rita Hayworth, Orangie & Princess Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Virginia, MN Police Praise Use Of New BolaWrap Tool
• Big Waves Create Spectacular But Dangerous Surf Along Bay Area Coast
• Longtime Mercy Hospital Nurse Loses Battle With COVID-19; OSHA Investigation Underway
• Ken Rice's Quarantine Essay: 'I Still Believe This Is Not Forever, But I'm Trying To Be Ready For Anything Now'
• Airbnb Announces New Policies To Prevent New Year's Eve Parties At Its Listings
• Faces Of COVID: Dorothy Hinrichs Remembered As The 'Betty White' Of Big Lake
• Stockton Police Searching For Teen Accused Of Providing Gun Used In Fatal Shooting At Sherwood Mall
• COVID Disinfecting With Germicidal Lamps Can Be 'Very Toxic' And May Damage Eyes
• Evanston Retirement Center Mounts Pen Pal, Adopt A Grandparent Program To Fight Pandemic Fatigue; 'Feel Like I'm Doing Something Really Good'
• KDKA Investigates: Some Retailers Are Taxing 5-Hour Energy, Even Though It's Against Pennsylvania Law
• Brother Arrested, Accused Of Stealing $10,000 From Church Fund For The Needy
• Inmate Released Early Under Zero-Bail Order Arrested In Killing Of Modesto Man
• Orange County COVID-19 Hospitalizations Hit All-Time High
• COVID In Colorado: School Districts Report Critical Staff Shortages In New Survey
• COVID In New Jersey: Gov. Phil Murphy Warns Pandemic Is 'Nowhere Near Over'
• Isborn Security Settles With Denver After Unlicensed Guard Matthew Dolloff Is Charged With Killing Protester
• COVID Surge: Health Officials Confirm Over 300 Cases At San Jose Care Facilities, Homeless Shelters Outbreaks
• NLRB Accuses Google Of Unlawfully Firing 2 Workers For Organizing
• West Miami City Hall Closed Until Dec. 14 After 7 Employees Test Positive For COVID
• Coronavirus Mental Health: As Parents' Fears Rise, Expert Offers Coping Strategies For Children
• Dr. Mallika Marshall On 2nd COVID Surge: 'Do Not Let Your Guard Down Now'
• Kids COVID Vaccine Trials Could Take Place In 2021
• State Lawmaker Wants To Repeal No-Excuse Mail-In Voting In Pa. Used By 2.6 Million Pennsylvanians This Fall
• COVID In Florida: 10,870 New Daily Cases And 100 Additional Deaths
• Walpole Teen Builds Christmas Trees, Raises $13,000 For Friend Injured In Accident
• Grinch Nabbing Holiday Decorations In Chicago; How To Keep Yours Safe
• Cape May's Congress Hall Installs 12 Dining Igloos For December
• COVID Sports: Pushed Out of Bay Area by Virus, 49ers Confront Challenges of Extended Trip
• Dearborn Officer Sued Over Fatal Shooting Kills Himself
• Coronavirus In Illinois: State Reports 192 New COVID Deaths, Second-Most In A Single Day
• CBS4 Photojournalist Rafael Murciano Brings His Kalimba Playing Talent To Hobie Beach
• Google accused of firing employees pushing for workplace rights
• Whitmer May Extend Partial Shutdown Of Schools, Businesses
• Fauci says U.K. "rushed" approval of coronavirus vaccine
• Salons Will Have To Close, Restaurants Move To Takeout Only In California's New Regional Stay-At-Home Order
• Grubhub Orders Skyrocket During Pandemic, But Which Are Most Popular In Philadelphia?
• 1 Killed In West Acacia Street Shooting, Stockton Police Say
• State Deploys COVID-19 Rapid Mobile Testing Unit To 13 School Districts
• Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In North Philadelphia
• Man, 69, Assaulted And Robbed In Lincoln Intersection; 3 Arrested
• Father Charged After 2-Year-Old Son Dies From Gunshot Wound To Head At Racquet Club Apartments In Bucks County
• Residents Say Their Cell Phones Couldn't Alert Them Of Bond Fire Due To Public Safety Power Shutoff
• Behind on your rent or mortgage? Here's what to do
• 'People Need To Get On Board': Participants In Moderna's COVID Vaccine Trial Speak Out
• MSHSL Unanimously Approves Guidance Delaying Winter Sports
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Southwestern Hospitals Will Have Staffing Shortages In The Next Week, Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine Says
• SEE IT: Arsonists Caught On Video Setting Porch, Cars On Fire In Miami Gardens
• Food Giveaways, Gift-Card Distributions Become Lifelines For South Florida's Less Fortunate During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Grandfather Arrested After Modesto Toddler Dies In Apparent Neglect Case
• Detroit Man Faces Felony Charges In Southfield Freeway Shooting
• Moderna Plans To Test Coronavirus Vaccine On Children
• As COVID Testing Surge Continues Across South Florida, Anticipation Builds For Vaccine Arrival
• Officials: Car Plows Into Hawthorne, N.J. Home; Driver, Passenger Injured
• Trump Administration Accuses Facebook Of Discriminating Against US Workers, Favoring Those With H-1B Visas
• Volunteer At 'Tiger King' Carole Baskin's Florida Big Cat Rescue Has Arm 'Nearly Torn Off'
• Man Hospitalized For Stab Wounds Arrested In Connection To Suisun City Shooting
• Feds say Facebook's hiring discriminated against Americans
• Some COVID Patients Struggling With Lingering Effects Months Later
• Salvation Army Expects Fewer Donations Amid Increasing Need, Coronavirus Cases
• Maryland Lawmakers Announces More Than $1.4M To Support Baltimore County's COVID-19 Response At Schools
• Cam Newton On Abdomen Injury: 'It's Football'
• New Sixer Dwight Howard Brings Title Experience, Advice For Joel Embiid, Ben Simmons
• 'We Are Essential For Joy, Hope And Peace': North Texas' Uptown Carolers Going Virtual This Christmas
• Restaurant Owners Worried Indoor Dining Ban Will Be Extended Past Next Week's Deadline
• Massachusetts Reports More Than 5,000 New COVID Cases, Setting Record For 2nd Straight Day
• Case To Resume Indoor Dining Rejected, Some Restaurateurs Ready For A Fight
• Undefeated Colorado Tries To Keep Rolling Vs. Arizona
• COVID SURGE: Danville Sees Outbreak at Special Education School
• Distribution Test For COVID-19 Vaccine Hits Snag In Colorado
• 1-Year-Old Baltimore Girl's October Death Ruled Homicide Due To Child Abuse
• Allegheny County Gets $5.7M Grant To Support Purchase Of 7 Electric Buses
• Winter Park Opens To Skiers, Boarders
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Hospitals Across State In Critical Condition As Over 11,000 New Cases Reported, Setting Single-Day Record
• 15-Month-Old Boy Carmelo Duncan Shot & Killed In DC
• Missing French Camp Girl, 9, Considered At-Risk Found Safe
• When It Comes To Winning Big, Tony Serdenes Shines Bright
• Victim In Fatal Aurora Stabbing Identified, Abdifatah Nur Charged With First-Degree Murder
• Fort Lauderdale PD Investigating Discovery Of Human Remains
• Police: Man Caught On Camera Tearing Down Black Lives Matter Flag, Vandalizing Same Montgomery County Home 3 Times
• COVID Study: Howard County Safety Precautions Are Protecting First Responders From Coronavirus
• Rev. William McCandless, Former DeSales University Catholic Priest & Adviser To Monaco's Royal Family, Indicted On Child Porn Charges
• COVID In Weld County: Residents Asked For Mask Mandate Guidance
• Ohio Senate Approves Bill Declaring Juneteenth A Paid State Holiday
• Man, 24, Suspected In Thanksgiving Burglary At Whitney High School
• Independent Mediator Pays Out Over $19M To Victims Of Pittsburgh Diocese Clergy Sexual Abuse
• Family Displaced In Wicomico County House Fire; $200K In Damage Reported
• Metro Budget Cuts Would Hurt Workers And Residents
• 1 Dead, 5 Injured In Yuba City Residential Fire
• Ravens HC John Harbaugh Declines To Comment On QB Lamar Jackson's Status Vs. Cowboys
• Xfinity Internet Outage Affects Some Customers In Baltimore; Cut Fiber To Blame
• Elk Grove Holiday Market
• Bills To Limit Incarceration Advance In Michigan Legislature
• 'Crisis Level': Collin County Food Pantry Distributes Nearly 30 Times Usual Supply Last Month
• COVID In Boulder County: Weekly Coronavirus Updates Planned Beginning Next Week
• Temple Football Alum's Free Jiu-Jitsu Program Aims To Stem Youth Gun Violence In Philadelphia
• NFL Week 13 AFC East Picks: Dolphins Beat Bengals 'By Double-Digits,' Says CBS Miami's Mike Cugno
• Patriots Sign Linebacker Jack Cichy Off Waivers From Buccaneers
• 2 Injured In 3-Vehicle Crash On Interstate 95 In Harford County, State Police Say
• PrimoHoagies, Delaware Valley Children's Charity Team Up To Deliver Big Christmas Wishes For Philadelphia Students
• Here's What You Can Continue Doing During New Regional Stay-At-Home Order
• COVID In Delaware: Gov. Carney Announces Stay-At-Home Advisory, Universal Mask Mandate
• Palo Alto Residents Launch Referendum Campaign Challenging Plan To Open Foothills Park To Non-Residents
• Penguin Parade Returns To Pittsburgh Zoo
• Director of Monterey County Nonprofit Sentenced for Embezzlement
• The Show Must Go On: Months Of Planning Lead To COVID-Safe Virtual Holiday Lighting Of Baltimore's Washington Monument
• Web Extra: Forgotten Harvest CEO Kirk Mayes Talks Need For Volunteers
• Overturned Garbage Truck Causes Traffic Delays In Columbia; Serious Injuries Reported, Police Say
• Bensalem Authorities Announce 'Humanity-Based' Program That Will Team 2 Social Workers Up With Police Officers
• Police: 2 Arrested In Killing Of Man At Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Parking Garage In Hollywood
• Earthquake Rattles Parts Of New Jersey, Pennsylvania
• 78-Year-Old Woman Crashes Escalade Into Panera Bread In North Andover
• NAACP president urges Biden to "save the morality of this nation"
• Red Sox Reportedly Express Interest In Outfielder Eddie Rosario
• Newsom Announces Regional Stay-At-Home Order As California Faces Acute Shortage Of ICU Beds
• Maryland Attorney Charged With Plot To Steal Somali Government Funds
• 'The Bar' In New Bedford Ordered To Shut Down Over Repeated COVID Violations
• Tyson allegedly lied about COVID-19 risks at Iowa meat plant
• AP Source: Michigan Had At Least 12 Positive COVID-19 Cases, Leading To Cancellation Of Game With Maryland
• Live Music Venues Struggle To Survive As COVID-19 Pandemic Rages On
• Massachusetts Sec. Of State Bill Galvin Proposes National COVID Vaccination Day
• Facebook will remove misinformation about COVID-19 vaccines
• Coast Guard Searches For Tanker Ship Crew Member Who Fell Overboard Along Texas Coast
• Mayor was on vacation in Mexico while urging residents to stay home
• Business Unemployment Taxes Going Up In Florida As Jobless Claims Slow
• Missing 13-Year-Old Denver Boy Found Safe
• CSU Presidents Urged To Reassess Campus Plans Amid Surging COVID-19 Cases
• COVID In Colorado: Sunset Inn Was A Booming Family Business In Pueblo. Then The Pandemic Hit
• Report: Pittsburgh Penguins Among 4 Teams Exploring Possibility Of Outdoor Home Games
• Fauci to have first "substantive discussions" with Biden transition team
• Baltimore Public Works Department Supervisor Charles Johnson Dies After 2-Week COVID-19 Hospitalization, Agency Says
• Florida Readies For COVID-19 Vaccinations At Long-Term Care Facilities
• Dallas County Reports More Than 2K New Coronavirus Cases; Judge Clay Jenkins Calls Vaccine 'Light At End Of The Tunnel'
• Bond Fire: Evacuations and Closures
• COVID Outbreak: Union Wants Mission Foods Plant Closed For Cleaning And Quarantine Pay For 200 Workers
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Positivity Rate Climbs; 2K New Cases, 48 Deaths Reported
• New Jersey Nurse, 6 Other Family Members Infected With Coronavirus After Mom Gives Ride To Sick Friend
• Warner Bros. To Release All Its Major 2021 Movies Straight To Streaming Services
• Intel chief says Biden now getting "all of the same intelligence" as Trump
• Baltimore Police Need Help Identifying John Doe
• McConnell sees "hopeful signs" for COVID relief but stands firm on position
• Automakers Prep For Stronger Mileage Standards Under Biden
• 3 Suspects Charged In String Of Armed Robberies At Catonsville Area Stores
• Lightfoot Suggests Madigan's Time As Speaker Is Near An End, But Stops Short Of Calling For Him To Resign
• LAPD Identifies Suspect In Westlake District Hit-And-Run That Killed Great-Grandmother
• From the 60 Minutes archive: August Wilson
• Stress, Depression And The Holidays
• Migrant Farm Workers From Texas Allege Pesticide Exposure In Ilinois
• Connecticut Native Luke Greenfield Discusses New Movie 'Half Brothers'
• Dramatic video shows collapse at Arecibo Observatory
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports Over 1,000 New Daily Cases, Director Says 'It Pains Me To Report These Numbers'
• Allegheny Health Network Nurses Working During The Pandemic Are Marvel's Newest Comic Book Heroes
• Donate Online This Year With The Salvation Army's Virtual Red Kettle
• Wisconsin High Court Declines To Hear Trump Election Lawsuit
• Some Baltimore Metro Stations Closed This Weekend For Scheduled Maintenance
• Find A COVID-19 Testing Site Near You
• COVID Purple Tier: Mayor Breed Regrets Attending French Laundry Dinner
• Governor calls crowded wedding "very irresponsible" amid COVID spike
• Irving Police Department Searching For Missing 69-Year-Old Man With Dementia
• PPE firm co-founder addresses critics
• How to watch the Geminids meteor shower, one of the year's best
• Pennsylvania counties lack ICU beds left amid COVID surge
• Dolly Parton Brings Holiday Cheer To CBS With 'A Holly Dolly Christmas'
• Ivanka Trump deposed in lawsuit alleging misused inaugural funds
• New Aldi Store Set To Open In Severn
• Bruins Have Explored Playing Outdoor Games At Fenway Park, Other Venues
• CBS' Friday Night Winter Schedule Heats Up With All New 'MacGyver,' 'Blue Bloods' And 'Magnum P.I.'
• Trump Awards Former U Of M Coach Lou Holtz Presidential Medal Of Freedom
• Wildfire Forces Evacuations In Riverside County Community Of Nuevo
• Overdose Deaths In Minnesota Up 31% In 1st Half Of 2020
• Sheriff: Fugitive Chancey Colwell Arrested After Shooting At Deputies During Chase
• SCOTUS Orders Lower Court To Revisit Ruling Against Pasadena Church
• St. Paul Officer Shot Black Man To Protect Others, His Lawyer Claims
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports Record-Breaking 11,406 New Daily Cases
• New Endangered African Penguin Chick Hatches At Maryland Zoo
• Orioles Cut Alberto, Sign 4 Players To 1-Year Deals
• Over 74,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois For Week Of Nov. 22, Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Some Nurses Called Back To Work At Montefiore New Rochelle, Others Say They're Locked Out
• Brush Fire Breaks Out Near Corona Municipal Airport
• New COVID-19 Testing Site Open In Warren
• Drones Being Used To Replant Forests Damaged By Wildfires
• 2 People Arrested After Police Chase That Started In Westminster
• VA, DoD face pressure to help ill veterans who served at toxic K2 base
• Free Ice Skating In Frisco: Meadow Creek Pond Now Open
• Police Searching For Man Who Robbed Corinth Pizza Restaurant At Gunpoint
• School Bus Driver Andy Sanchez Dies Of Injuries From October Crash In New Windsor
• Congress Passes Bill For Fallen Journalist Memorial In DC, Including Honors For Capital Gazette Journalists Killed In Mass Shooting
• Police: Hialeah Man Confesses To Repeatedly Raping Disabled 80-Year-Old Woman Over The Course Of The Year
• Tristan Thompson Ready To Bring Some Added Juice To Celtics
• TV sports package subscribers will get $1 billion in refunds
• Trump declines to say whether he still has confidence in Barr
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• Cape May-Lewes Ferry Imposes Restrictions Due To COVID-19
• Second shot no-shows could foil COVID-19 vaccination efforts
• New COVID Testing Site To Open In Blaine On Monday
• Daring Photographer Faces Punishment For Climbing The Big Mac
• Sacramento Woman, 41, Struck And Killed On Watt Avenue
• George W. Bush Among Former Presidents Who Say They Will Take COVID-19 Vaccine On Camera
• COVID Purple Tier: Oakland Suspends Indoor Recreation Program Due To Spiking COVID-19 Cases
• 2020 on track to be one of the 3 warmest years on record
• Jaime Pressly On What Makes 'MOM' Resonate With Viewers: 'There's A Lot Of Heart And Vulnerability'
• UPS Upcycling Old Uniforms, Making Leashes For Homeless Dogs
• What Does Steelers 11-0 Start Mean For Super Bowl Chances?
• COVID-19 In Indiana: Record-Setting 8,527 New Coronavirus Cases Reported; 60 Additional Deaths
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Butler Memorial, Clarion Hospitals Reach ICU Capacity
• Pa. Capitol Complex Closing In Harrisburg Due To Statewide COVID-19 Surge
• Worcester Field Hospital To Be Much Different For Second COVID Surge
• Boeing Puts 737 Max Jet Back Into Air For Demonstration Flight
• South Side Flats Carjacking Suspect In Custody, Stolen Car Found At Baldwin-Whitehall Border
• SUV Pulled From Pond In Wheeling
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/3 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• 'We Need You': Health Care And Social Workers Urged To 'Step Up' And Help At Field Hospitals
• Chicago's Weiss Hospital First In City Using FDA Approved Antibody Infusion For COVID Patients
• Pittsburgh Steeler Bud Dupree Officially Out For The Year With 'Significant' Knee Injury, Coach Mike Tomlin Says
• 2 Stockton Homes Hit By Gunfire; Police Arrest 2 Suspects After Chase
• Initial vaccine distribution will cover fraction of health care workers
• $20,000 Reward Offered In Deadly Shooting At Germantown Gas Station
• With Winter Approaching, City Officials Say They're Prepared For Eventual Arrival Of Snow, Extreme Cold
• Hundreds Gather For Wedding At Hilton Chicago/Northbrook With No Masks -- How Was This Allowed To Happen?
• Layoffs Could Hit LAPD As Los Angeles Grapples With $600 Million Budget Shortfall
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Reports 6,166 New Cases And 92 Deaths, 2nd-Highest Daily Fatalities Seen Since March
• 70-Year-Old Woman Dies In Crash On Lower Wacker Drive In The Loop
• 2 Dead, 17-Year-Old Lorenzo Armstrong Jr. Arrested After Social Media 'Friend Request' Prompts Jealousy, Violence 
• COVID In Montgomery County: Officials Growing Increasingly Concerned About Hospitals Running Out Of Space
• COVID Purple Tier: Napa Police Ranks Thinned By Positive COVID Tests
• Maryland Zoo Admission Drops To $15 For Winter Season
• Thief Returns Stolen Handmade Character To Popular Abington Holiday Display
• Reported Missing,14-Year-Old Isabella Marzo Has Been Found
• What To Do With Carson Wentz? NFL On CBS' Amy Trask Says Eagles Will Have 'Hard Time Building Around Him With That Contract As It Is'
• NYC mayor: First COVID vaccine shipments could come by Dec. 15
• Supreme Court sides with church challenging California's COVID restrictions
• White Sox Decline To Offer Contracts To RF Nomar Mazara, LHP Carlos Rodón
• Dua Lipa: There's more pressure on young women in pop music to prove themselves
• Hurley's Picks: Steelers, Jets Giving NFL Rare Dose Of Polar Opposite Perfection
• Cubs Non-Tender OFs Kyle Schwarber, Albert Almora Jr.
• MSP Stop 20-Year-Old Man Driving 90 MPH, Find Loaded Pistol, AR-15
• NFL On CBS' Amy Trask Praises Steelers Coach Mike Tomlin: 'He Best Positions Players To Be Their Best'
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Capitol Complex In Harrisburg Closing To Public Until Further Notice Due To Statewide Surge
• 'We Want This To Be The Final Surge': State's Second Field Hospital To Open In Lowell
• Coast Guard Suspends Search Off Maine; Mayday Call Was 'Probable Hoax'
• Sean Patrick Maloney elected leader of House Democratic campaign arm
• COVID In Denver: Rules Change To Allow For Late Alcohol Delivery
• Election fraud claims will "cost Republicans control" of Senate
• Florida Recovers $2 Million For Residents In Pandemic Price Gouging, Scams
• Hospitals desperate for nurses and doctors amid virus surge
• Tiger "nearly tore" off worker's arm at Carole Baskin's Big Cat Rescue
• Gusty, Overnight Winds Take Down Large Trees In Long Beach
• NYPD Releases New Video Of Suspects Accused Of Stealing Hasidic Men's Hats In Brooklyn
• Juvenile Suspect Arrested In Brutal Assault Of San Jose FoodMaxx Employee
• Colorado's COVID Economic Relief Doesn't Help Every Type Of Business
• Kidsburgh: Family-Friendly Holiday Events
• Daly City Police Searching For Driver In Thanksgiving Fatal Hit-And-Run
• Austin Mayor Steve Adler Issues Apology After Telling Residents To Stay Home To Stop COVID-19 Spread As He Left For Mexican Vacation
• NFL Interception Leader Xavien Howard Is X-Factor For Miami Dolphins
• $18K Worth Of Equipment Stolen In Newcastle Burglary; Search Still On For 1 Suspect
• Fatal Crash Triggers Massive Back-Up On Northbound 101 Near San Francisco International
• College "secondary sports" facing cuts amid pandemic
• Maryland Woman Reports Catching Intruder While Recording Dance Video
• Winter Storm Watch: Tracking Heavy Rain, Possible Snow Saturday
• California Health Official, Former Baltimore Health Commissioner Resigning After Using Racist Term, Citing Family Emergencies
• Here's Why Over 15K Absentee Ballots Were Rejected In Michigan During The Nov. 3 Election
• Dolphins' Tua Limited In Practice With Thumb Injury
• 15 Cold-Stunned Sea Turtles Rescued Near Cape Cod Being Rehabilitated At National Aquarium
• Fire At Controversial Holiday Lights Display In Waltham Ruled Arson
• Garcetti Issues Targeted Safer At Home Order For City Of Los Angeles
• Man Dies In Westwood Apartment Fire, Second Person In Critical Condition
• Help Sought Finding Missing Man Last Seen In West Bloomington
• 17-Year-Old Boy In Serious Condition After Shot In Chest In NE Baltimore
• New Poll Shows Strong Opposition To Proposed MBTA Service Cuts
• COVID Purple Tier: U.S. Supreme Court Allows California's COVID Restrictions On Churches To Stand For Now
• New Hampshire Man Allegedly Smashed 11 Rental Cars With Ax
• Wolverines' AD Sounds Off, Maryland-Michigan Game Canceled
• Vikings 'Had Best Not Overlook' Jaguars Says CBS' Amy Trask
• Drew and Jennifer Garner surprise viral sensation Robyn Schall
• Have You Seen 'Goku'? Police: 3 Armed Suspects Break Into Davie Home, Tie Woman, Steal Lilac Tri-Color English Bulldog
• Injured Patriots Running Back Rex Burkhead Undergoes Successful Surgery
• Jesus Aguilar, Garrett Cooper Agree To 1-Year Deals With Marlins
• Here's Gov. Whitmer's Dec. 3 COVID-19 Press Conference
• Jeffrey Caples Charged In Wife's Murder In Hampstead Home
• 5 Cars Involved In Crash On Sunrise Boulevard In Fair Oaks
• COVID-19 Vaccination Cards To Be Simplest Way To Keep Track Of Shots
• Grand Junction Cold Case Murder Of Deborah Tomlinson Solved After 45 Years
• Kirk Cousins Named NFC Offensive Player Of The Week After Comeback Victory Against Panthers
• Belichick On Newton's Injury Status: 'If There's An Adjustment We Need To Make, We'll Make It'
• Nearly 13K Marylanders Apply For Unemployment In Last Week
• Americans Cooking, Eating At Home Push Kroger Grocery Sales Up For 3Q
• Man Fatally Shot At Bloomington Apartment Building Identified As Shakur Muhammed
• PTL Links: December 3, 2020
• Ravens' Loss Gives Patriots' Playoff Chances A Boost
• South Florida Appeals Court Upholds Remote Hearing Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• 90-Year-Old Alfred Terry Missing From Baltimore Found Safe
• Construction Set For 'World's Tallest Interactive Fountain' At Klyde Warren Park
• Couple arrested for flying despite positive COVID tests
• Suspect Accused Of Kidnapping, Torturing Ex-Girlfriend For Weeks In Stockton Home
• Pistons Reach Deal With LiAngelo Ball
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: UK Authorizes Pfizer Covid Vaccine
• Nick Folk Is Once Again Your AFC Special Teams Player Of The Week
• Michigan Judge Lowers Bond For 2 Suspects In Alleged Plot To Kidnap Gov. Whitmer
• Hundreds rally for NYC bar owner who defied COVID rules
• Attorneys Say Your Employer Can Require You To Get Coronavirus Vaccine
• State Bans Coroner Shannon Kent From Private Business After Remains, Waste Found At Home-Based Colorado Funeral Home
• Want To Visit Aspen? Bring Your Documentation That You Tested Negative For COVID
• Minnesota Couple Speaks On What It's Like To Have A 'Quarantine Baby'
• Dramatic Night Time Rescue; Woman Rescued After Tumbling Off Devil's Slide Trail Cliff
• Jackknifed Tanker Truck Snarls Traffic On I-95 Near Philadelphia International Airport
• Landlord Says She Has Not Received Rent On House She Owns In Over A Year, And Moratorium Is Tying Her Up
• Man Confronts Alleged Thief Taking Off With Catalytic Converter: 'He Needs To Be Caught'
• Incoming Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan On Plane That Skidded Off Airport Runway
• Watch: Lighting of the National Christmas Tree
• Fewer Americans applied for jobless aid last week
• Lions Move Trufant, Shelton To Injured Reserve
• NASA: Mystery Object Is 54-Year-Old Rocket, Not An Asteroid
• Former prosecutor now says inmate "does not deserve" death sentence
• Illini Fall To Baylor In Second Half Of Jimmy V Classic
• Pitch Perfect: Help The Broncos Sing The National Anthem
• Sheriff: Woodbridge Elementary Student Dies By Suicide During Online Class
• Colorado Weather: Big Warming Trend Begins Today, It'll Last Into Next Week
• Tens of thousands without power as new fires erupt in California
• 'He's Baaaaaaaaaack': Massachusetts State Police Announce Return Of Elf On The Shelf 'Statie'
• Purple Tier COVID Roundup: Mayor Breed's French Laundry Gathering 'Particularly Problematic'; Lawmakers Wants Kids Back In Classrooms
• Pleasant But Warmer Day As Colder Air Set To Return Next Week
• Plenty Of Rain And Possibly Some Snow Coming Saturday
• Pennsylvania Republicans Want Gov. Tom Wolf To Call A Special Session On The 2020 Election
• Repairs Begin On Damaged 30-Foot-Tall Eyeball Sculpture In Downtown Dallas
• 'Snow Day' Wish Comes True For Young Miami Cancer Survivor
• City Marks 21st Anniversary Of Worcester Cold Storage Fire That Killed 6 Firefighters
• COVID Purple Tier: Surge Puts Christmas Travel And Gathering Plans In Jeopardy
• Large Crowd Of Supporters Protests Shutdown Of Mac's Public House, Staten Island Bar That Defied COVID Restrictions
• Miami Proud: Miami 'Family On Demand' Service For Seniors Popular During Pandemic
• Report: Lakers, Anthony Davis Agree To Five-Year $190 Million Contract
• COVID In Delaware: State Opens More Community Coronavirus Testing Sites
• 'Venmo Challenge' In Denver: Server Shocked By $1,500 Tip
• Project Home: San Francisco Passes 'Long Overdue' Ordinance Requiring Landlords To Report Vacancies
• 2 missing, homes destroyed in "devastating" Alaska mudslides
• Cam Newton Pops Up On Patriots Injury Report For First Time This Season
• Cameron Peak Fire Now 100% Contained 112 Days After It Started
• ISP Investigating Shooting On Dan Ryan Expressway; 2 People Arrested
• CVS Giving Antibody Treatments To Some COVID-19 Patients In Boston
• Rockland County Village Of Airmont Sued For Religious Discrimination
• Suspect In Deadly Miami Bus Shooting Arrested
• Mellon, Penn Foundations Give $8 Million To Philadelphia Cultural Organizations Hit Hard By COVID-19 Pandemic
• LA County COVID Hospitalizations Hit Highest Number Since Start Of Pandemic
• Alameda Cold Case Murder Victim's Family Post $50,000 Reward
• Taylor Swift gives sneak peek of rerecorded hit "Love Story" in new ad
• Soccer Olympian-turned-doctor helps treat COVID-19 patients
• Boeing 737 Max completes 1st passenger flight since grounding
• U.S. reaches 100,000 coronavirus hospitalizations
• NYC had 100,000 homeless students last year
• No Crowd, But Rock Center Christmas Tree Still Sight To See
• CDC reduces quarantine time from 2 weeks to 10 days with no symptoms
• Ohio Nursing Home Residents Go 'Deer Hunting' With Staff Members
• Pelosi and Schumer back bipartisan COVID proposal as basis for talks
• L.A. mayor issues new order, warns "tipping point" is near
• TxDOT Fort Worth Discusses Major Construction Projects Underway
• Trump to travel to Georgia on Saturday to rally for Perdue and Loeffler
• New York City Half Marathon Delayed Again Due To Pandemic
• Egyptian model arrested over photo shoot at ancient pyramid
• Maryland Police Stop COVID-Positive Child From Boarding Plane At BWI After Health Department Couldn't Reach Mother
• COVID Purple Tier: Maskless Shopper At Morgan Hill Target Arrested For Pulling Gun On Employees
• Flower Mound Firefighters Rescue Person From 2-Alarm House Fire That Killed Family Dog
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Outlines Coronavirus Vaccine Distribution Plan
• Zoomed Out: Virtual Meetings From Home Leading To Mental Fatigue
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/3 Thursday Morning Forecast
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Health Department Offering Free COVID-19 Tests
• Career Coach: Temp Jobs On Resumes
• Meteor triggers sonic boom and "astonishing" flash of light
• Philadelphia 7-Year-Old Becomes Vice President Of 2nd Grade Class After Inspired By Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris
• Grocery Shoppers Seeking Out More Variety In Food Choices During Pandemic, But Expert Says Boon For Stores Won't Last After Vaccines Arrive
• Pittsburgh Weather: Chilly Morning Leads To Mild Temperatures Thursday
• Chicago Weather: Clear Skies Continue
• Migrant girl fled to the U.S. fearing sexual abuse but was expelled
• COVID-19 In Ohio: Ohio Department Of Health Adds Ohio To Travel Advisory List
• Hollywood stars, U.S. politicians push Egypt to free civil rights trio
• Steelers Players Show Support For Bud Dupree On Social Media Following Injury
• Allegheny County Jail Expands Partnership With Carnegie Library
• State Police Arrest Suspect For DUI Following Brief Chase
• Dread's Buzzer-Beater Gives Penn State 72-69 Win Over VCU
• Duquesne Basketball Cruises Past UNC Greensboro 81-68
• No. 1 Gonzaga Rallies To Beat No. 11 WVU 87-82 At Jimmy V Classic
• COVID-19 Pandemic Brings Increase In Sales Of Real Christmas Trees
• Court In Ohio Sides With State In Sex Offender Jurisdiction Case
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• Renewable energy hits record-high growth
• One of world's largest telescopes collapses in Puerto Rico
• U.S. surpasses 14 million coronavirus cases as country awaits vaccine approval
• Migrant teen girl denied immigration hearing and expelled by ICE
• Rookie teacher continues remote class after home catches fire
• Millions face eviction as housing protections set to expire
• Strong winds may fuel wildfires into the weekend
• Raging Southern California wildfire sparks mandatory evacuations
• No evidence foreign adversaries impacted 2020 election
• Barr under fire after contradicting Trump's 2020 election fraud claims
• Congress faces government shutdown deadline
• U.S. reports record-high COVID deaths, cases and hospitalizations
• CBS Evening News, December 3, 2020
• Asian Americans emerge as Georgia's fastest-growing voting bloc
• Protests outside Staten Island bar busted for violating COVID rules
• Fauci says U.K. rushed vaccine approval, FDA won't cut corners
• Watch: Lighting of the 2020 National Christmas Tree
• Lawmakers optimistic about stimulus as U.S. sees record COVID deaths, hospitalizations
• Gov. Pritzker calls record Illinois COVID-19 deaths "devastating"
• 12/3: Red and Blue
• California governor to impose regional stay-at-home orders
• Ratcliffe says China poses biggest threat to U.S. since World War II
• Climate report warns of rising risk as U.N. pushes nations to take action
• Pelosi and Schumer voice support for bipartisan COVID aid package
• Skipping second dose of COVID vaccine could undermine effort to stop pandemic
• PPE firm co-founder compares company to airplane being built while in flight
• From the 60 Minutes Archive: August Wilson
• Jobless claims decline as 712,000 Americans file for first-time unemployment benefits
• What to do if you can't pay your rent or mortgage
• U.S. sees deadliest day of coronavirus pandemic so far
• America's hunger crisis grows more severe as pandemic worsens
• NYC officials expect first COVID-19 vaccine shipments as early as December 15
• Biden urges Congress to act on COVID-19 economic stimulus bill
• NAACP leader on diversity in Biden's Cabinet and commitment to civil rights
• College "secondary sports" like gymnastics, track and field facing cuts amid pandemic
• Raw footage: Protesters gather outside Staten Island bar that was shut down for violating COVID-19 restrictions
• Trump continues to push false claims of election fraud in Facebook video
• Health officials in Africa concerned about COVID-19 vaccine availability
• Doctor urges Americans to cancel holiday travel as COVID-19 spreads
• U.K. doodling dad launches joke "Pet Portraits" business, raises thousands of dollars for charity
• U.S. Chamber of Commerce official on COVID economic relief negotiations
• WorldView: COVID impacts college exams; U.N. calls to end "war on nature"
• NFL commissioner mulls COVID-19 safety protocols amid another virus outbreak among players
• U.S. Surgeon General on pandemic, initiative to protect pregnant women and new moms
• Trump releases Facebook video full of false claims about election
• Boeing 737 Max will return to service by end of year
• Former prosecutor, jurors back federal inmate who is set to die next week
• Bond Fire explodes thousands of acres overnight in Southern California, forces mandatory evacuations
• Georgia election recount confirms Joe Biden victory
• Trump steps up campaign of false accusations about election in 46-minute video
• U.S. breaks record of 200,000 new coronavirus cases in a day
• Los Angeles issues "safer at home" order to curb rising COVID-19 cases
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