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• Family Talks Mental Health Support After Sister Killed In Police Shooting In Redding
• Regional SoCal Stay-At-Home Order Set To Be Triggered By Alarming Increase Of Coronavirus Cases
• COVID Restrictions: Pleasanton Business Owners, Residents Dread Economic Effect of Stay-at-Home Order
• Season's Greetings: Holiday Lights Lifting Spirits During Pandemic
• Sanctioned Camps Prepare To Open In Denver For Those Experiencing Homelessness
• Drew Lock Fined By Denver Broncos, Says Missing Last Week's Game 'Hurt My Heart, Hurt My Soul'
• Placerville Farm Donates Christmas Trees To People In Need Amid Pandemic
• "I Feel Like The Grinch About To Steal Christmas": OC Business Owners Fear Forced Layoffs
• Yuba-Sutter Issues Its Own Health Advisory Ahead Of California's Regional Stay-At-Home Order
• Business Owner Says Restaurants Are Being Unfairly Targeted By Coronavirus Restrictions
• Debit Card Distribution Weak Link in EDD Fight to End Unemployment Benefits Fraud
• 1 Shot, Killed In Residential Area Of North Hollywood
• COVID In Aspen: Pitkin County Visitors Must Prove Negative Coronavirus Test
• Man Leaves $700 Tip On $30 Bill At Garfield Ridge Restaurant
• Getting Hosed: The City Makes Massive Errors On Water Bills For Metered Accounts
• Man Killed In Freak Accident Inside North Texas Car Wash
• Protesters Gather Again Outside Home of LA County Health Department Director
• COVID In Colorado: Parents Upset After Football Championships Moved To Pueblo
• Marv Marinovich, Captain Of USC's 1962 National Championship Team, Dead At 81
• San Francisco Native Martin Jenkins Sworn-In as 1st Openly Gay California Supreme Court Justice
• New COVID Treatment Bamlanivimab Could Help Death, Hospitalization Rates
• Father Arrested In Suspected Murder Of Two Children
• Patriots-Chargers Week 13 Predictions
• Patriots-Chargers What To Watch For: Run Damien, Run
• Miguel Lemas, 19, Arrested In Connection To Folsom Shooting Into Occupied House
• Patriots-Chargers News, Notes & Fun Facts
• Martin Jenkins Sworn In As First Openly Gay Justice On CA Supreme Court
• Lehman College Students Stunned To Learn School's Family Nurse Practitioner Program Accreditation Withdrawn
• Biden Officially Secures Electoral College Majority After California Certifies Votes
• Gov. Murphy, Lawmakers Say Deal Reached On Marijuana Bill
• New Jersey Reports Record-High COVID Cases: 'I Think We're In For A Brutal 2-3 Months,' Gov. Murphy Says
• COVID-19 In Allegheny County: Restaurant Sues Health Department And Carnegie Police Over Shutdown
• Chicago Weather: Some Clouds, But Mostly Sunny This Weekend
• COVID: Bay Area Small Business Owners Fear New Coronavirus Shutdown Will Sound Their Death Knell
• Beloved Baltimore City Teacher Antwion Ball Dies From COVID-19
• 26-Year-Old Nurse From Butler County Shot, Killed While Driving To Work In Tennessee
• WATCH: Body Cam Video Shows Baltimore County Police Officers Interrupt CVS Robbery; 3 Suspects Arrested
• Baltimore Police: Officer Struck Along I-83 South
• DJ Kopec Hopes To Collect 20K Gifts For Children With Stuff The Train Toy Drive Event
• So, Will You Be Getting A COVID Vaccine Once It Becomes Widely Available?
• COVID-19 Could Lead To Decline In Maryland's Oyster Production. This Group Is Trying To Change That
• Coyote Bites Man Exercising at Campolindo High School in Moraga
• Ravens Place QB Robert Griffin III On Injured Reserve
• 20 North Texas Hospitals Set To Receive First Shipment Of COVID-19 Vaccine In Little More Than 1 Week
• Warmer Weather Puts Lake Ice Thickness In Question
• 'He Picked Me Up And Brought Me Down The Stairs': Richton Park Fire Victim Describes Rescue By Neighbors
• Police Officer Injured During Traffic Stop In West Philadelphia
• Some Evacuation Orders Lifted In Bond Fire; Multiple Homes Destroyed
• COVID In South Florida: United Message From Mayors: 'Hope Is On The Horizon' But 'We Can't Let Our Guard Down'
• Body Of Missing Jefferson Hills Teenager Jeno Moretti Found
• 'Running Out Of ICU Beds': Yolo County Enforces New COVID Restrictions Ahead Of Christmas
• Acushnet Family Turns Farm Stand Into Pet Food Pantry For Community
• Hotel Suite In Michigan Features 'Buddy The Elf' And His Snacks
• COVID In Denver: New Technology Adds Level Of Safety Against Spread Of Coronavirus
• 'Pistachio Canker' Tree Fungus May Be Killing Acres Of Eucalyptus Trees In East Bay Hills
• Coronavirus Cases Reported Among University Of Michigan Football
• Protesters March Over St. Paul Officer-Involved Shooting
• Infectious Disease Doctor On COVID Surge: 'Concerned Is An Understatement'
• $10M Fund Aims To Help Oakland County Restaurants
• South Jersey Woman Warns Of Online Scam Involving Unemployment Funds Amid Pandemic
• Whitmer: Michigan National Guard Will Continue To Assist With COVID-19 Response Through March 31, 2021
• Boys & Girls Clubs Fill The Gaps For Families Who Need It
• Search For Surfer Thought To Have Disappeared At Ocean Beach Suspended
• Protesters Mark 11th Day Of Anti-Garcetti Protest Outside His Residence
• COVID Hospitalizations: Santa Clara, San Mateo County Hospitals Prepared Early For Surge
• FBI Asking For Help Finding Clarence Hebron, Accused Of Abducting Son After Double Murder
• Fort Collins Police Officer Injured In Crash On E. Mulberry St.
• Students In Denver Public Schools Working With Administrators To Eradicate 'Rape Culture'
• Police Investigating Shooting In Stowe Township
• Suspect Arrested For Armed Robbery In Anne Arundel County, Police Say
• COVID-19 Hospitalization Rates Continue To Climb In Orange County Breaking Previous Record
• Judge Orders Restoration Of DACA, Opening Immigration Program To New Applicants For First Time Since 2017
• COVID-19 In Mercer County: SCI Mercer Reports First Death Of Inmate With Virus
• Redding Police Shoot, Kill Marysville Woman, 62, Whose Car Struck Officer
• DoorDash Donates $500,000 To Colorado's Winter Outdoor Dining Fund
• Biden Discusses Inauguration Plans And Says He's Confident Congress Will Pass COVID Relief Bills
• Council denies request for new prosecutor in Breonna Taylor case
• Technical Issues Shut Down Online LA Dining Grant Portal
• Davie Police: Vehicle Struck By Drag Racer, Killing Driver
• Residents Safe After Basement Fire At Ellicott City Home
• KBCO Studio C Volume 32 Includes Tracks From Live Sessions, 'Banding Together' Virtual Concert
• Recreational Marijuana New Jersey: Gov. Phil Murphy, Lawmakers Say They Reached Deal On Cannabis Bill
• Lidl To Celebrate Grand Opening Of Two New Baltimore-Area Stores
• Santa Rosa Child Molester Sentenced To 756 Years In Prison In Sonoma's 1st Trial During Pandemic
• Yuba City Unified Reverts Back To Distance Learning Following County Recommendation
• Fort Lauderdale Airport To Set Up COVID-19 Testing Site For Travelers
• Some Small Businesses Say They Would Not Participate In The Paycheck Protection Program Again
• Stimulus Package Update: Are Politicians Finally Ready To Make A Deal?
• Police Announce Arrests In Illegal 'Fast And Furious'-Style Street Racing On Long Island
• 'Mayday' Calls Lead Coast Guard Crew To Capsized Boat Near Moss Landing
• Jackson Health System CEO Carlos Migoya On COVID Vaccine: 'The Cavalry Is Coming. We Need Everyone To Dig In Until It Is Done"
• Nevada County Robbery Investigation Lands Arrest Of Man, Missing Fresno County Teen
• Survey: 35% Of Marylanders Skeptical Of Future COVID-19 Vaccine
• Health care workers ask for help to slow COVID-19 spread
• NYPD: Man Shot While Driving On Belt Parkway, Leading To Multi-Car Crash
• LA County Sets New Record With 8,860 COVID-19 Cases Reported Friday
• W. Va. Woman Charged In Hit-And-Run Crash On Thanksgiving That Killed 2-Year-Old Boy
• 'Website Looks Legit': Man In Search Of New Puppy Scammed Out Of Nearly $1,000 Offers Warning To Others
• Rangers Hire Former Pitcher Chris Young As General Manager; Jon Daniels Stays On As President Of Baseball Operations
• MBTA Advisory Board: Major Service Cuts Not Necessary
• City Council Meets With Pfizer Reps, Hospital Officials And Patient Advocates To Discuss COVID Vaccine Plan
• Sheriff's Deputy In Patrol Car Ambushed By Gunfire In Altadena
• 'The Ultimate Police Vehicle'; CBS2 Rides Along In NYPD Highway Unit's New Hybrid SUV
• Mass. Education Commissioner Pushes For In-Person Learning For High-Needs Students In Largest Districts
• Stockton Sees 4 Homicides In 5 Days
• 'Recall Newsom' Campaign Ramps Up In Light Of Impending Shelter In Place
• Coronavirus Impact: All Indoor Youth Sports In New Jersey Suspended From Saturday Through Jan. 2
• Former CU Buffs Linebacker Coach Brian Cabral Talks About Nate Landman's Spectacular Season
• On A Positive Note: Pittsburgh Photographer Helps Kids With Cancer Feel Like Superstars
• 47-Year-Old Man Killed In Shooting In Southwest Baltimore, Police Say
• Widow Of Former Marine Says Nonprofit Toy Drive In New Jersey Desperately Needs Help From Public
• DFW Area Code Compliance Officers Remind Businesses About New Coronavirus-Related Capacity Restrictions
• COVID In Colorado: Gov. Jared Polis To Resume In-Person Activities Next Week With Approval By Doctors
• Pregnant Mom Dies From Coronavirus After Giving Birth To Son
• Coronavirus Resolve: Pandemic Has Inspired Some To Change Troublesome Habits, Live Healthier Lives
• 'Dark COVID Winter Has Arrived;' Bay Area Health Officers Announce Regional Stay-At-Home Restrictions To Begin
• First-Grader With Cystic Fibrosis Becomes A Queen For A Day
• People Working From Home Wonder What Expenses They Can Write Off: The Answer May Surprise You
• Santa Rosa Police Ask For Public's Help Identifying Bank Robbery Suspect
• COVID Restrictions: Campaign To Recall Newsom Ramps Up In Light Of Impending Stay-At-Home Order
• Joe Biden Officially Secures Enough Electors For Presidency As California Certifies Results
• Faribault Inmate Is Sixth Incarcerated Person To Die Of COVID
• 'It's Going To Keep Getting Worse': Lawmaker Concerned About Spike In Chicago Carjackings During Pandemic
• COVID-19 May Make Santa Claus Wear Mask Or Sit Behind Plastic, But It Doesn't Diminish His Christmas Message
• The Dairy Block Hosting European Style Market For The Holidays
• COVID In Colorado: Westminster Community Mourns Retired Firefighter Gary Pedigo Sr.
• South Carolina Man Charged In Cold Case Rape From 1999 In Somerdale: Camden County Prosecutor's Office
• Gov. Newsom Lays Out Priority Plan For Statewide Vaccine Distribution
• COVID: MLB Sues Insurance Providers In Alameda County Court Over Virus Losses In 2020 Season
• Cranberry Chiropractor Group Donates $10K To Toys For Tots Shopping Spree
• Despite Rough Season, 49ers DC Robert Saleh Seen As Prime Head Coach Candidate
• Dozens Of Minnesotans Travel To Kansas City To Watch MNUFC Make Historic Conference Win
• Texas Moves Nursing Home Residents To Front Of Line For Coronavirus Vaccines
• Only 6 ICU Beds Available In Denton County: 'We Are At A Critical Point With COVID-19'
• What Are You Grateful For?
• Foul play suspected after two bodies found at Fort Bragg
• Coronavirus Guidelines And Surge In Demand Have Put Strain On Notaries
• FBI Urges Retests For Those Who Got COVID-19 Tests At Jersey Shore Lab
• COVID In Greeley: JBS Plant Sends Home At-Risk Workers With Pay During Coronavirus Case Surge
• The Show Must Go On: Brooklyn Nutcracker To Be Performed In Socially Distant Fashion
• U Of M Building Evacuated After Chemical Explosion
• 'We Can Do It, Nassau' Campaign Aims To Encourage County Residents To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• 1 Dead After Crash Involving Lakewood Robbery Suspects
• Ambridge Holds Reverse 'Christmas On Merchant' Parade
• 'We Can't Afford It': Granada Hills Salon Owner Pushing Back Against Possible New Coronavirus Closures
• Tesla Short Sellers Lost More Than The US Airline Industry This Year
• More Than Half Of Americans Say They Know Someone Who Has Been Hospitalized Or Died Due To COVID-19, Survey Finds
• 16 Philadelphia Businesses Ordered To Close For Violating COVID-19 Restrictions, City Spokesperson Says
• Where Community Spread Of COVID Is Having A Profound Effect: Long-Term Care Facilities
• Texas COVID-19 Patient With '10% Chance Of Survival' Recovers After Oxygenation Treatment In Dallas Hospital
• Search Illinois Companies That Got More Than $1 Million In Paycheck Protection Program Loans
• Chicago Crossing Guards Get Mixed Signals About Their Employment Status; 'They Use Us As Pawns'
• COVID-19 Emergency Grant Program Created For Live Theatre Community
• Trump Administration's Coronavirus Task Force Recommends More Testing In Texas
• Jonelle Matthews Murder Suspect Steve Pankey Appears Before Judge, Remains In Custody On $5 Million Bond
• Elijah McClain Death: 41,000 Sign Petition Opposing Reinstatement Of Officers In Photo Scandal
• Santa adjusts to new normal during COVID
• Masks Are Critical To Stopping COVID-19 Spread, Even At Home, CDC Says
• Strong winds fuel wildfire in Southern California
• No. 22 Tulsa Seeks Berth In AAC Title Game With Win Vs. Navy
• Sacramento Kings Unveil First Half Of 2020-21 Schedule, Announce No Fans For Start Of Season
• 17-Year-Old Israel Montantes Confesses to 8 Aggravated Robberies In DFW Area In Last 6 Weeks
• Wife Of Retired CFD Firefighter, Shot And Killed, Said Dwain Williams Was Courageous; 'He Was Fearless'
• BCA Identifies State Trooper Who Fired Weapon In Albert Lea
• Hart Scores 20 Of Career-High 33 In 2nd Half, Maryland Wins
• 'I Think We Can Go All The Way': Ben Simmons, Joel Embiid Know How Special Pairing Can Be For Sixers
• Inbound Eisenhower Closed At Canal Street After Fatal Expressway Shooting
• 'Colorado Pet Pantry' Helps Families Keep Those Furry Friends At Home During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Professionals Bring Joy To Homeowners With Large Light Displays
• The Fillmore Reopens With Miami's Cuban Ballet Performance Of "Don Quixote Suite"
• Addiction During COVID: First-Of-Its-Kind Program Offers Line Of Support
• LA Parks And Rec Retires Ranger Horse 'Scout' After 6 Years
• Google AI Researcher Timnit Gebru's Exit Sparks Ethics, Bias Concerns
• UPDATE: Crews Control 4-Alarm Warehouse Fire In San Jose
• November Unemployment Numbers Soar In Minnesota
• Judge Sentences Long Beach Man To Death In 2010 Murder Of Norma Lopez
• Regulators Vote To Reject Request To Delay Line 3 Pipeline
• Judge Calls Trump Lawsuit Request To Overturn Biden's Win in Wisconsin 'Bizarre'
• Kids Have Missed 9 Million Vaccine Doses In 2020
• Elections Shaping Up To Become Major Issue In Pennsylvania Legislature
• Maryland State Police, Local Health Departments Issue Warnings First In COVID Compliance Checks
• 'Better Be Prepared': Worcester DPW Crews, Residents Get Ready For Saturday Snowstorm
• Grapevine Father Goes 'Santa Crazy' For Kids In Need, Raises More Than $11K+ For Charity
• Fire Breaks Out At Uncle Tom's BBQ On SW 8th Street
• Reindeer Cam At Como Zoo
• Former Ald. Edward 'Fast Eddie' Vrdlolyak Gets 18 Months In Prison On Tax Evasion Charges
• Brother's App Helps Deputies Locate Sister's Fatal Crash In Weld County
• More Than 20 Children Killed By Firearms In Philadelphia In 2020, Almost Double Compared To Last Year
• 'Fantastic For The City': Hilton Garden Inn First New Hotel To Open In Camden In More Than 50 Years
• Suspects Fired Shots At Stockton Home With 7 People Inside
• COVID Restrictions: San Mateo County Maintains Purple Tier Guidance, Skirts Stay-At-Home Order
• Healthcare Workers From Across Country Arrive At Worcester COVID Field Hospital
• 2 Philadelphia Police Officers Die After Battling COVID-19, FOP Confirms
• One Of Three Teens Shot On Brownsville Street Has Died
• Those holiday returns come with a massive environmental footprint
• COVID-19 In Maryland: State Hits New Single-Day Record With 3.8K Cases; 'Dark Days Ahead,' Hogan Says
• Longtime Christmas Tree Salesman Says Trees In High Demand During Pandemic
• AP Source: NHL Turns Focus To Mid-January Season Start Date
• Ravens Trying To Avoid Situation That Left Broncos Without Quarterback Due To COVID-19
• Denver Nuggets Begin Regular Season In Ball Arena, Minus Fans
• Stimulus Package Update: Are Politicians Finally Ready To Make A Deal?
• Biden confident Congress will pass COVID relief bills
• High-Risk Towns 'Completely Overwhelmed' As COVID-19 Cases Rise
• 48-Year-Old Man Killed In North Philadelphia Double Shooting, Police Say
• List Of 2020 Restaurant Holiday Gift Card Deals In South Florida
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Department Of Health Aligns Quarantine Guidance With CDC
• High school football player who attacked referee charged with assault
• Massachusetts Tops 5,000 Newly Reported COVID Cases For 2nd Consecutive Day
• COVID-19 In Ohio: Gov. Mike DeWine Says Those Caring For Patients To Receive Vaccine First
• Red Cross Closes Wildfire Shelter For Those Displaced From Cameron Peak, East Troublesome Fires
• Woman Killed In Maple Grove Business Fire Identified As Michele Hanson
• Andre Sterling, Wanted In Mass. State Trooper Shooting, Killed By US Marshals In NYC
• COVID In Florida: 10,177 New Daily Cases And 124 Additional Deaths
• LA Budget Report Recommends Layoffs Of 1,679 LAPD Officers, Civilian Employees
• COVID-19 Takes Toll On Monroe County Commissioner Craig Cates, With Death Of Wife, Hospitalized Daughter
• Howard County Police Warn Parents To Watch Out For Online Predators After Several Reports Of Sextortion Of Minors
• Miami Heat Announce First Half Of 2020-21 Regular Season Schedule
• Long-Time Minneapolis Fire Chief John Fruetel Retires
• LA County Unveils Pilot Program For COVID-19 Home Testing
• Temple University Settles Federal Claims Of Falsified Data Submissions
• Southern Clarion County Ambulance Service To Cut Hours Of Service
• SEE IT: Ride Vehicles For Universal's Extreme Jurassic World VelociCoaster Revealed
• COVID & Sports: Warriors Release 1st Half Schedule Of Shortened 2020-21 Season
• AG Ellison's Office Working With Washington Co. Attorney To Investigate Officer-Involved Shooting
• COVID In Colorado: New Antibody Drug Bamlanivimab Arrives At UCHealth University Of Colorado Hospital
• COVID In Pennsylvania: School Districts Now 'Obligated To Count Cases By School,' Not Counties Or District
• Doug Pederson Relinquishes Some Play-Calling Duties As Eagles Look To Keep Up With Packers Sunday
• MDOT Releases List Of Construction In Metro Detroit This Weekend
• The 2020 WBZ Gingerbread House Competition - SEMI-FINALS
• 18-Year-Old Killed In NW Baltimore Shooting
• The 2020 WBZ Gingerbread House Semi-Finals - Kate vs. Jacob
• More Than 1,000 Migrant Children In US Government Custody Have Contracted COVID-19
• The 2020 WBZ Gingerbread House Semi-Finals - Rochie vs. Paula
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Multiple Pittsburgh-Area Counties Report Record Coronavirus Numbers
• Cam Newton Among 12 Patriots Listed As Questionable On Week 13 Injury Report
• 31-Year-Old Man Killed In Owings Mills Shooting, Police Say
• Containment Grows In 750-Acre Fire Near Corona Airport
• Gary Pedigo Sr., Veteran Of Westminster's Fire And Police Departments, Dies Of Complications From COVID
• COVID Vaccine: Intense Planning Underway In Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware About Who Gets First Doses
• LAUSD Asking Parents To Consider Hybrid, In-Person Learning Model In Survey Due Sunday
• Caught On Camera: 3 Suspects Sought In Novato Pharmacy Takeover Robbery
• Body Found In Florida Positively Identified As Missing Mashpee Teen Jalajhia Finklea
• Mayo Clinic Temporarily Closes 5 Sites In Southern Minnesota To Staff COVID Response
• Maryland Certifies 2020 Election Results Showing Joe Biden Won State
• Severe Winter Weather Approaching West Texas, Roadway Treatment Underway
• Food Bank, Schools Fight Increasing Child Food Insecurity
• Lancaster Votes 'No Confidence' In LA County Public Health Director, Eyes Own Agency
• 'It Was Wildly Successful', Temporary Pandemic Rule Change Has Florida Senators Offering A Double Shot Of 'Alcohol To Go'
• Spare The Air Alert Issued For Saturday, Wood Burning Banned for 24 Hours
• Vallejo Animator Found Her Passion Despite Numerous Hardships
• Domestic Violence In Colorado: New Report Shows Dramatic Spike In Deaths
• Tom Brady's Company TB12 Inc. Received Nearly $1 Million In PPP Loans
• SoCal Hospitals Brace For Spike In COVID-19 Patients
• Angel Rodriguez-Gomez, Man Allegedly Seen Entering Maryland Woman's Apartment In TikTok Dance Video, In ICE Custody
• 'We Gotta Get It Done': Ben Simmons Believes There Was Lack Of Accountability On Sixers Team Last Season
• LA City Attorney Warns Of Holiday Package Theft Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Two People Suspected In Series Of Turlock Package Thefts Arrested
• Maryland State Police Examine New Evidence In Decade-Old Double Homicide
• Man Critically Wounded In Homestead Shooting
• Vallejo Peeping Tom Uses Cellphone To Record Women In Public Restroom Stalls
• Detroit Police: Man Critical After Shooting, Suspect On The Loose
• Australia's Great Barrier Reef status lowered to "critical"
• Obituary of Kansas COVID-19 victim blasts anti-maskers
• Arrest Made In 1995 Santa Cruz County Cold Case Killing Of Gloria Hassemer
• The Cheesecake Factory To Pay $125,000 To Settle SEC Allegations It Misled Investors
• New York Weather: Friday Evening 12/4 CBS2 Weather Headlines
• Police Identify 3 Suspects Wanted In A Towson Burglary
• 'We Miss the Fans'; Ben Roethlisberger Says 'We Are Still Playing For Them Even When They Are Not In There'
• Michael Hughes Arrested After Shots Fired In Direction Of Several Police Officers In Fountain
• Texas Player Charged With Assault After Attacking Referee During Football Game
• William Bilbrough IV, Man Linked To White Supremacist Group 'The Base,' To Plead Guilty
• NJ Transit To Resume Regular Schedule After Derailment Fix
• 2 People Found Dead In Lancaster After Authorities Respond To Gas Leak
• NFL star opens up about depression and his "second shot" at life
• House Votes To Decriminalize Marijuana; Marilyn Mosby Calls Move 'Critical Step Toward More Fair' Legal System
• 'Now Is The Time For Patriotism': Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins Implores Citizens To Help 'Flatten The Curve'
• Police Issue 5 Notices Of Violation, 9 Warnings To Pittsburgh-Area Establishments Over COVID-19 Orders
• This week on "Face the Nation," December 6, 2020
• Teenage Girl Dead After Being Shot In Gage Park
• SFPD Hunt For Suspect In Shooting Inside South of Market Building
• 75-Year-Old Man Dies After Starting Fire While Smoking And Attached To Medical Oxygen, Officials Say
• Attorney For Kenosha Shooter Kyle Rittenhouse Withdraws From Case
• Pennsylvania Couple Charged With Severe Abuse Of Their 8 Children
• Munster, Indiana Hospital To Administer COVID Vaccine To Frontline Workers, Healthcare Staff; 'We Have The Resources And Storage Capability'
• COVID-19 Latest: Towson Men's Basketball Game Against UMBC Postponed
• Brooklyn Park Taps Research Group To Examine City's Policing Practices
• If history is any guide, Biden's likely to see Cabinet confirmed swiftly
• Minnesota officials credit National Guard for COVID-19 help
• Coast Guard Suspends Search For Man Missing From Capsized Boat Near Cape May
• Brad Stevens On Evan Turner Joining Celtics Coaching Staff: 'He Loves To Help People'
• Fat Choy: 'A Chinese Fast Food Joint That's Also Vegan' Arrives On The LES
• Conviction Set Aside In '93 Cold Case In Dispute Over Expert
• Johns Hopkins Expert On How The COVID Vaccine Might Affect Pregnant Women: 'We Don't Know A Lot Yet'
• Walmart offering another round of bonuses as pandemic rages on
• 2 Accused Of Shooting At CHP Officers Following Chase In Oakland
• Extra-Alarm Fire Engulfs Richton Park Apartment Complex
• Postal Service's Operation Santa Launches Today
• 'Black Panther' Star Letitia Wright Criticized For Sharing Anti-Vax Video
• Sen. Ed Markey Calls Out States That Don't Have Mask Mandates
• Zachary Robinson Gets Nearly 50 Years For Fatally Shooting Woman Pregnant With His Child
• Ultimate Holiday Tipping Guide In The Age Of COVID-19
• Eagles-Packers Preview: 'There's A Lot To Play For For Both Of These Teams,' Says NFL On CBS's Amy Trask
• Diabetes Self-Management: What's It All About?
• Pennsylvania Couple Arrested For Alleged 'Brutal,' Decades-Long Abuse Of 8 Children
• 'Rep. Matt Putz': Gov. Murphy Rips Congressman Gaetz, New York Young Republican Club For Holding Gala In Jersey City
• Pittsburgh Receives Perfect Score For LGBTQ Inclusion, Ranks Among Top Cities
• Minnesota Legislative Leaders Express Optimism For COVID Aid Plan
• Ross Stores Subject To $3.3M Environmental Waste Settlement, Alameda County DA Announces
• Vikings' Dalvin Cook Named NFC Offensive Player Of The Month
• Cam Heyward Named Steelers Nominee For Art Rooney Sportsmanship Award
• Pacifica Police Arrest Car Thief After He Crashes Into Fence
• Artist Shantell Martin On 2020 Beyond The Streets Virtual Art Fair
• COVID-19 In Illinois: 10,526 New Coronavirus Cases, 148 Additional Deaths
• Person Found Dead After Raging Fire At Modesto Mobile Home Park
• 21-Year-Old Man Shot In Broad Daylight In North Philadelphia
• PAWS Dog Of The Week: Bronson
• Texas Football Player Attacks Referee After Being Called For Foul & Ejected, ISD Pulls Team From Playoffs
• Whitmer Seeks $400M In Virus Spending In Legislature
• Broncos Tim Patrick Uses Cleats To Raise Awareness About Sarcoma, Disease That Took Life Of His Dad
• Monaca Police's Santa Cop Event Aims To Deliver Presents To About 100 Families This Christmas
• Dallas Police Searching For Man Who Rammed 2 Men With His Car, Seriously Injuring Them
• Friends Of The Katy Trail Surpass $8 Million Goal To Complete Path In Dallas
• CDOT Teams Up With Lyft To Reduce Impaired, Drunk Driving Deaths In Colorado
• Tunnel To Towers Paying Mortgages For Local Families Of Fallen First-Responders
• 52-Year-Old Maryland Man Charged With Soliciting Sex From A Minor
• Construction Worker Rescued After Falling Off Bridge In Minneapolis
• Pittsburgh Police Seeking To Identify 14 People In Connection With Downtown Riots
• Stockton Man, 20, Suspected Of Sexually Assaulting 11 People; Search On For More Possible Victims
• Former Mortuary Transportation Worker Arrested For Allegedly Stealing Ring From Dead Woman's Body
• Surveillance Photos Show Man Who Tried To Light Colorado Ballot Box On Fire Before Election
• Big Rig Overturns On Interstate 280 In Los Altos Hills
• Prince George's County Police Reform Report Calls For Expanded Oversight Panel, Countywide Use-Of-Force Statute
• 2 Arrested After Smashing Truck Into Fremont Liquor Store During Robbery
• United States Post Office Kicks Off Operation Santa Program
• COVID In Colorado: More Free Testing Sites Open
• Illinois Driver Services Facilities To Remain Closed Through January 4, 2021
• Maryland Weather: Heavy Rain Is Expected Friday, 2+ Inches In Some Parts Of The State
• Police: 22-Year-Old Man Stable After Detroit Shooting
• Little Haiti Publix Gift Card Giveaway Draws Hundreds In Need Of Food
• Recall Checker Tool For Hyundai Owners
• New Hampshire Man Sentenced To Life In Prison For Murder Of Ex-Fiancée In North Andover
• Missing 10-Year-Old Girl From Brighton Found Safe
• Economic Relief On The Way For 38,000 Connecticut Residents
• Mayor De Blasio Appoints Margaret Forgione Acting Department Of Transportation Commissioner
• 'They Need To Be Sick And Tired': Philly Councilman Calling For Community To Get Involved After Teen Boy Gunned Down In Olney
• COVID In Minnesota: 61 More Deaths Reported As Hospitalizations Begin Ticking Downward
• 1,200-Foot Tubing Lanes At Frisco Adventure Park Open For Season
• COVID In Pennsylvania: State Sets Single-Day Record In Consecutive Days As More Than 11,700 New Cases Reported
• Trump's grievances feed menacing undertow after the election
• California man tackles massive bear that attacked his dog
• COVID-19 In Indiana: Cases Begin To Surge To Near Records After Thanksgiving Decline
• Another lifeline ending as Trump's $300 in jobless aid winds down
• Philadelphia Police: Woman Critically Injured In Franklinville Shooting
• 2 Injured, Including Philadelphia Firefighter In 2-Alarm Fire At Tioga Warehouse
• 2-Year-Old Girl Dies In Monongalia County House Fire
• Fauci walks back U.K. "rushed" approval comments
• 'Would Take Minor Miracle' For LSU To Beat #1 Alabama Says CBS' Carter Blackburn
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 11,753 New Coronavirus Cases, 169 New Deaths
• DPS: More People Have Died On Minnesota Roads So Far This Year Than During All Of 2019
• Longtime Aide To Calif. Gov. Gavin Newsom Charged With Domestic Violence
• PG&E Increasing Rates to Pay For Upgrades to Equipment
• Tim Tebow Becomes Part-Owner Of Hockey Team
• State Rep From Miami Beach Targets Confederate Holidays
• Rare 'Christmas Star' To Shine This Year On Night Of Winter Solstice
• With Fewer Bell Ringers Out, The Salvation Army Hopes Denver Area Residents Will Make Online Contributions
• Firefighters Rescue Port Of LA Worker Stuck In Crane Elevator 120 Feet Above Ground
• Pelosi says COVID relief could be attached to omnibus funding bill
• No. 9 Miami Visits Duke In Late ACC Schedule Addition
• Gas station's homeless customers star in heartwarming videos
• State: Task Force Helped Lower Percentage Of African Americans Contracting COVID-19
• "Black Panther" star Letitia Wright faces backlash after posting anti-vax video
• Republicans Ask Supreme Court Again To Block Biden's Pennsylvania Victory, Claim State's Vote-By-Mail Law Is Unconstitutional
• FBI Warns Of Increase In Money Mule Schemes; COVID-19 Unemployment May Put More People At Risk
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 911 New Coronavirus Cases, 26 New Deaths
• Drew welcomes Martha Stewart on today's show!
• Dr. Oz Explains The Reasoning Behind The CDC's Adjustment To Its Quarantine Guidelines.
• Thief Makes Off With $50,000 Rolex Watch From Novato Jewelry Store
• Lanes Reopened After Crash Involving Semi-Truck On I-57 Near 123rd Street
• Gunman Sought In Deadly Pompano Beach Gas Station Shooting
• Can The Sun Give Us Enough Vitamin D In The Winter?
• North Texas Furniture Store Offering Touch-Free Santa Experience For The Holidays
• Red Oak Husband, Wife Sentenced In $15M Retirement Plan Embezzlement Scheme
• Fantasy Football Start Or Sit Week 13: Bears' David Montgomery 'In Great Spot' Against Porous Lions Run Defense
• 4 Foot Tall Eagle Statue Stolen On Long Island
• Suspect Arrested In Stockton Shooting That Left Man, 35, Dead
• Child Found After Car Stolen With Kid Inside In Colorado Springs
• Thank You "Broward: Read for the Record" Volunteers!
• Candace Cameron Bure urges online donations to Salvation Army
• Baltimore Restaurants Celebrate The Holiday Season With Special Drinks, Menu Items
• COVID In Illinois: Massive Northbrook Hotel Wedding Reception Called Potential 'Super-Spreader Event' By Cook County Health Department
• Bears vs. Lions: Three Things To Watch
• Biden Says He Plans To Ask Americans To Wear Masks For His First 100 Days In Office (CBS News)
• Grandmother graduates college with her granddaughter
• Mitt Romney Calls Trump's Leadership During COVID 'A Great Human Tragedy'
• Cubs TV Broadcaster Len Kasper Is Moving To White Sox Radio
• Astounding Amount Of Human Waste Found At Colorado's Ice Lake, Permit System Considered For South Mineral Canyon
• Nassau County Homeowners Get A Break From Property Value Assessments
• U.S. Senate Passes Bill To Install Loveland Suffrage Sculpture In Washington
• PTL Links: December 4, 2020
• Moderna Says COVID Vaccine Could Create Immunity For At Least Three Months
• Man, 56, Dies After Drive-By Shooting In Lodi
• Death Sentences Upheld In Davie Waffle House Murders
• Pasadena Volunteers To Patrol Streets, Help Enforce Mask Mandates
• Retired Firefighter Dwain Williams, 65, Shot Dead During Carjacking Attempt In Morgan Park
• Up To Speed: All The Covid Updates You Need In One Place
• FashionFest 2020 To Raise Funds For U Of M Masonic Children's Hospital
• Vaccine's Arrival In Next Few Days Offers Glimmer Of Hope For Colorado Front-Line Workers
• Celtics Atop NBA's Second Tier Of Title Favorites Heading Into 2020-21 Season
• Liam's List Dec. 4: Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, Staying Connected While Social Distancing
• Hyundai Recalls About 130,000 Vehicles Due To Engine Failure
• Colorado Weather: Several Unusually Warm Days Ahead With Elevated Fire Danger
• Older Coloradan Eager To Get COVID Vaccine Which Could Arrive In Next Few Days: 'I Believe In Vaccines'
• Koala wanders into family's home, climbs Christmas tree
• Businesses Contemplating If They Will Comply With New Pending Stay-At-Home Order
• COVID In Colorado: Eastern Plains Doctor Drives Himself To Faraway Hospital After Contracting The Virus
• 1 Dog From Car Stolen In South Minneapolis Recovered, Other Dog Still Missing
• Paul Millsap On New Deal With Denver Nuggets: "We Started Something ... We're Looking To Finish It'
• Cop dies after she was shot responding to parking complaint
• Arvada Home Goes Up In Flames, 1 Person Hurt
• Dolphins Are Big Favorites Against Bengals On Sunday
• Hyundai Recalls 125K+ Vehicles For Safety Issue That Could Cause Engines To Fail
• Michigan Matters: Crumbling Roads, Election 2020's Impact On Region
• Egypt frees civil rights leaders, Scarlett Johansson gets the thanks
• North Dakota Legislature Votes To Require Masks At State Capitol
• Baltimore Police Investigate Double Shooting Late Thursday
• Miami Weather: Partly To Mostly Cloudy And A Little Warmer
• SoCal, Other Regions 'A Day Or Two' Away From New Stay-At-Home Order
• Stockton Kid Becomes 'Santa's Mailman' While He Waits For Make-A-Wish Mailman Dreams To Come True
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: When Did Covid-19 Come To The U.S.?
• Job growth slowed sharply in November as COVID-19 flared
• Pittsburgh Steelers Linebacker T.J. Watt Named AFC Defensive Player Of The Month
• Missing Homestead Man Jose Gutierrez Found
• Purple Tier COVID Roundup: Outbreak At Danville School; Anti-Vax Protesters Angered By New Health Order; Newsom Announces Regional Stay-At-Home Order
• LA County Again Sets Record For COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations
• Boulder Police Release Surveillance Image Of Bank Robbery Suspect
• Viola Davis talks "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom"
• Cris Collinsworth Apologizes For On-Air Comments That He Was 'Blown Away' By Female NFL Fans Questions During Ravens-Steelers Game
• House passes bill that would ban most big cat ownership
• Fatal shooting of Black teen roils liberal Oregon town
• Biden plans to ask nation to wear masks for 100 days
• White House communications director Alyssa Farah resigns
• Fencing Going Up At Paint Mines Interpretive Park After Vandals Carve Initials, Spray Paint Graffiti
• California to impose regional stay-at-home orders amid virus surge
• Lysol Helps Gov. Jared Polis Sanitize New Law While Under Quarantine For Coronavirus
• Warner Bros. to release all its 2021 films on HBO Max
• Caught On Camera: Suspects Wanted For Stealing Dozens Of Coats From Bronx Burlington Coat Factories
• Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz Loses Bid To Lead House Appropriations Committee
• States face unique challenges with vaccine distribution
• Lucas Till Calls 'MacGyver' Season Five 'The Best Season I've Ever Had'
• Pressure intensifies as Biden weighs 3 top Cabinet picks
• Thousands flee as wildfire spreads through Southern California
• Will retailers have more PS5 and Xbox consoles this year?
• Wisconsin high court won't let Trump campaign bypass lower court
• Pa. Dept. Of Human Services Says SNAP Benefits Will Be Provided By December 11
• After being ejected, star prep football player attacks referee
• Baltimore's Washington Monument Shines With New LED Light System
• Texas Police Rescue Dozens Of Near Naked People From Suspected Human Smuggling Ring In Harris County
• Monolith Mysteriously Appears In The Strip District
• Career Coach: Job Search Tips During The Holidays
• Pittsburgh Weather: Rain Showers Kick Off Cold Weekend
• Driver speaks out after plane crashes into her SUV
• Man Injured In Gresham Apartment Fire
• 527 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For COVID-19 In Last Week
• Finding Comfort In Food: From Memories To Emotion, What Makes A Great Comfort Food?
• Albert Lea Firefighters Knock Down Warehouse Fire
• Mail Service In Edgewater Improving After Major Delays Exposed, But Residents Still Seeking Long-Term Fix
• Having To Adapt Because Of COVID-19, Lake Zurich Church Turns Christmas Pageant Into Outdoor Hike
• Chicago Weather: Clear Day Ahead; Flurries This Weekend
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Free COVID-19 Tests Available In Butler County
• With Biden in White House, progressives see chance to rebalance courts
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/4 Friday Morning Update
• 'I Love Him More Than Myself': 71-Year-Old Homeless Man Heartbroken After His Service Dog 'Skyp Dim' Is Stolen
• COVID In Philadelphia: New Testing Program At Airport Aimed At Making Travel Safer Launches Friday
• Several People Forced From Home In Apartment Fire In Greene County
• India sees 1st arrest under controversial new "love jihad law"
• Allegheny County Sheriff's Office Firearms Division Resuming In-Person Appointments
• Police: 14-Year-Old Boy Shot Twice, Killed In Olney
• Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava Delivers Sober Warning As COVID Hospitalizations Climb
• Miami PD Alarmed By Child Abuse Case Where 4-Year-Old Boy Needed Surgery After 3rd-Degree Burns To Hand
• Allegheny County Court System Extends Order To Limit In-Person Proceedings
• Several City Of Pittsburgh Workers In Quarantine
• To Do List: Drive-Thru Holiday Lights, Christmas Revels, Comedy Festival
• Former Steelers Quarterback Charlie Batch Holds 'Stuff The Trolley' Event
• State Senate Race Between Jim Brewster And Nicole Ziccarelli May Be Decided In Court
• Friday's Show Info (12/4/20)
• Ohio To Receive Nearly 100,000 Doses Of COVID-19 Vaccine By Mid-December
• Coronavirus Outbreak: More Than 170 Staffers At 3 New Jersey Hospitals Test Positive
• Parts Of Massachusetts Could Get 10 Inches Of Heavy, Wet Snow Saturday

Videos from December 4, 2020

• NOAA scientists discover new species of gelatinous marine animal
• Dr. Anthony Fauci on "The Takeout" — 12/4/20
• CDC urges "universal mask use" as coronavirus cases skyrocket
• Warner Bros. to stream all new movies in 2021
• President Trump to rally for GOP Senate candidates in Georgia
• Federal judge orders restoration of DACA program
• Santa adjusts to new normal amid coronavirus pandemic
• Strong winds fuel Bond Fire in Southern California
• Trump continues to push false election fraud claims despite legal defeats
• Bipartisan $908 billion stimulus plan gains momentum on Capitol Hill
• Biden pushes Congress to provide relief for out-of-work Americans
• Doctors and nurses demand governors do more to slow spread of COVID-19
• CDC urges indoor mask use amid COVID-19 surge
• CBS Evening News, December 4, 2020
• Biden says Inauguration Day events may look different due to pandemic
• Biden says he's "confident" in a bipartisan deal on economic stimulus
• Minnesota officials talk COVID-19 response for long-term care facilities
• Biden calls on Congress to pass stimulus as economic recovery slows
• Doctor on what the COVID-19 vaccine distribution plan would look like
• Facebook is reportedly divided over how to handle misinformation
• President Trump won't say if he has confidence in Attorney General William Barr
• Job growth slowed in November due to coronavirus pandemic
• TIME names its first Kid of the Year
• With fewer Salvation Army red kettles this year, Candace Cameron Bure urges people to donate online
• How coronavirus vaccines will roll out in states across U.S. in coming weeks
• Biden set to meet with NAACP leaders next week
• Angry post-election rhetoric sparks threats of violence against election officials
• President-elect Biden calls on Americans to wear masks for his first 100 days in office
• Viral videos from two Fresno gas station managers help homeless customers get donations
• Amy Adams addresses criticism of her new film "Hillbilly Elegy"
• Major Garrett on his interview with Dr. Anthony Fauci, the presidential transition
• Plane hits SUV during emergency landing on highway
• 75-year-old grandmother graduates college with granddaughter
• States prepare for challenges ahead of possible vaccine rollout
• Facebook's political ad ban didn't reduce ads' reach in week before election
• WorldView: Brexit talks, Rohingya refugees, and more global headlines
• Southern California faces fast-moving, wind-driven fire
• Intelligence chief Ratcliffe: No proof yet of election interference; China now biggest U.S. threat
• President Trump not happy with Attorney General William Barr's election comments
• States, cities lock down again as U.S. sees record daily COVID-19 cases, deaths
• 12/4: CBSN AM
• Viola Davis says she didn't see herself playing Ma Rainey
• Viola Davis on Chadwick Boseman's final performance in "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom"
• Doctors say COVID vaccine's side effects are normal, urge people not to avoid the shots
• Iran weighs response after assassination of nuclear scientist