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Articles from December 8, 2020

• Oakland Could Face $62 Million Budget Shortfall Due To Pandemic, Police Overtime
• Thousands Without Power As Santa Ana Winds Pummel Southland
• Daily Direct Flights From Long Beach To Maui To Begin In March
• Election Debate: Is The Electoral College The Best Way To Pick A President?
• Dangerous High Surf Advisory In Effect For Northern California Beaches
• Woman Killed In Shooting Behind Lakewood Safeway
• Denver Public Schools Lays Out In-Person Learning Timeline For Next Semester
• 'Nothing Will Stop Christmas': Santa's Sleigh Lands In Orange County, Escorted By Tustin PD
• El Chapultepec Owners Say COVID Played Small Role In Closing: 'Denver's Outgrown Us'
• Victim Dies After North Sacramento Shooting, Police Search For Suspect
• Culver City PD Releases Video Of Fatal Shooting Of Man By Officers
• Colorado Agencies & Southern Ute Tribe Announce New Wildlife Overpass Project
• San Mateo Supes Approve Purchase Of Motel In Half Moon Bay To House Homeless People
• Standoff Over In Arden-Arcade; Search On For Shooting Suspect
• 1 Killed, 4 Injured In Pasadena Traffic Collision
• Denver Police Department Accepts Nearly All Recommendations In Independent Monitor Report About Protests
• Aurora City Council To Decide On Marijuana Delivery Later This Month
• Chicago Weather: Morning Fog, Afternoon Sun On Wednesday
• Police Warn That Carjackers Are Targeting Rideshare And Delivery Drivers; One Driver Tells Horrific Story
• Man Shot, Wounded By CPD After Police Say He Fired At Officers In Rogers Park
• Supreme Court Rejects GOP Bid To Overturn Biden's Victory In Pennsylvania
• The Gap Set To Close Magnificent Mile Store
• Search On For Vehicle That Crashed Into Grass Valley Lumberjacks Restaurant In Hit And Run
• 1 Shot In Brooklyn Park Tuesday Night
• Minneapolis Eyes Deep Police Cuts After George Floyd's Death
• Many Chicago Restaurants Are On The Brink, But Pullman's AndySunflower Café Is Taking A Chance Opening Newly During Pandemic
• Man Dies After Hyde Park Shooting, Second Victim in Critical Condition
• 'I've Been Crying All Morning': Inglewood's The Serving Spoon In Danger Of Closing Permanently
• Mental Health Group Helps Colorado Children Overcome Struggles
• The Fight For The Right To Grieve: Could The '4th Time Be The Charm' for CA Bereavement Leave Bill?
• Missing, Endangered 85-Year-Old Venango County Man Found Safe
• Thousands Of Free Holiday Meals For Families In Need Being Given Out
• COVID Vaccines Could Be In Maryland By Dec. 14, First Responders, Hospital Health Care Workers, Long-Term Care Residents, Staff Will Get It First
• How Minnesota Plans To Get The COVID Vaccine To Everyone Who Wants It
• Richard Martin, Lake Barrington Man Known Nationwide For His Comfort Dogs, Dies Of COVID-19
• COVID-19 Latest: What Marylanders Need To Know About The Coronavirus Vaccine
• Lamar Jackson, Ravens Run Past Cowboys 34-17 To End 3-Game Slide
• Coronavirus Milestone: Much-Anticipated Vaccine Program Launches In UK, NY Expecting First Doses On Dec. 15
• COVID-19 In Butler County: Officials Hope Testing Site Will Reveal Key Information About Spread Of Virus
• Ravens WR Dez Bryant Tests Positive For COVID-19; Says He's Coming Back After Calling It Quits
• Ransomware Attack Targeted Vendor Used By Allegheny Health Network, UPMC, And Others
• Congresswoman Pushes For Solutions Amid Persistent Mail Issues In Rogers Park, Edgewater
• Caltrain Strikes, Kills Person On Tracks In San Francisco
• Coronavirus Update: More Testing Sites In NYC, Dozens More Die In New Jersey, And Conn. Sees Increase In Positivity Rate
• 1 Person Critically Injured After Car Crashes Into Edgemere Home
• Baltimore Department Stores Of Christmas Past Brought Holiday Joy To Shoppers, Now Long Gone And Closed
• Semi-Trailer Truck Left On Its Side In South Chicago Crash
• 160+ Pets Get Food Thanks To Donation On Colorado Gives Day
• DoorDash Sets Share Price At $102 Ahead Of Wednesday IPO
• Officials: 92-Year-Old Woman Killed In Mount Vernon Blaze
• How Serious Are The Side Effects For The COVID Vaccine?
• Residents At Cimarron Park, Many Already Struggling Amid COVID, Face Rent Hike
• Resistance To Multi-Unit Housing Helping Keep Marin County Racially Segregated
• Riverside Surpasses 100K Total COVID-19 Cases, San Bernardino Nears 109K
• 'Thank You': Sen. Cory Gardner Delivers Farewell Remarks On Senate Floor
• 223,000 LA Street Lights Repaired During Pandemic
• 'We Need To Reopen' | Maryland Schools Superintendent Says It's Critical For Students To Return To Hybrid Learning
• Catering Company Offers Virtual Event Service To Stay Alive In Pandemic
• Trump's Campaign Challenges Michigan Supreme Court Ruling
• Baltimore Restaurant Relief Fund Working To Help Local Establishments Stay Afloat Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Texas AG Sues Michigan, 3 Other States Alleging Voter Fraud
• Customers Warned After Workers At 2 Concord Restaurants Test Positive For COVID-19
• Carr, Gach Help Gophers Rally, Beat Boston College In OT, 85-80
• Broncos Cornerback, AJ Bouye, Could Be Suspended For Taking Banned Substance
• Minnesota Officers Who Killed 19-Year-Old Identified
• Denton County Running Extremely Low On ICU Beds
• Time Magazine Recognizes Minnesota Inventions
• LA County Hoping To Spend $10M On Restaurant Meal Program
• 'Heartbreaking': Lynn High School Students Protest Cancellation Of Winter Sports
• Philadelphia City Council Bill Meant To Ease Life For Small Businesses Struggling During Pandemic
• Leslie Ramirez Named First Woman Chief Of LAUSD Police
• Ravens Fans Blame Announcer Joe Buck For Jinxing Justin Tucker's NFL-Record Streak
• Vail Health Describes Preparations Of Taking In Some Of The First COVID Vaccines
• SoCal Real Estate Development, Management Company Looking To Hire
• New Year's Day Jump Into Youghiogheny River Canceled
• Colorado Activewear Brand ICONI Featured In 'Oprah's Favorite Things'
• Florida's Top Public Health Official Says 'Pfizer 5' Will Have COVID Vaccine Next Week
• Stockton Police Investigating Homicide After Man, 27, Found Dead Inside Vehicle
• COVID Restrictions: Calvary Chapel San Jose, Pastor Held In Contempt For Defying Gathering, Mask Orders
• COVID: East Bay Restaurant Owners Angry Over Latest Stay-At Home Order Mull Protests - 'We Are Being Decimated'
• LA County Stops Accepting Restaurant Grant Applications After Reaching Limit
• Girl, 11, Rushed To Hospital After Foothill Farms House Fire
• State Sen. Scott Wiener Continues Push For Safe Injection Sites, More Housing Near Transit
• Hudson City Council Unanimously Approves Thursday-Saturday 10 P.M. Curfew
• Police Looking For Suspects Accused Of Stealing More Than $2,000 Worth Of Merchandise From Indiana Co. Walmart
• 'It's A Wonderful Light': Aurora Light Display Raises Funds For Autism Society Of Colorado
• Tarrant County Wants Teachers Among First To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• Ravens Rookie LB Patrick Queen Records First Career Interception
• Orange County Hits Another COVID-19 Hospitalization Record With First Doses Of Vaccine Weeks Away
• Boys & Girls Clubs Pivot To Meet The Needs Of Members During COVID
• A Look Back 40 Years Later: The Scene In Chicago And The CBS 2 Newsroom After John Lennon Was Assassinated In New York
• Ravens' Justin Tucker Sees His NFL-Record Streak Snapped
• Texas Reports More Than 15K New Coronavirus Cases, 9K Hospitalizations
• LA Judge Tosses Rose McGowan's Racketeering Claims Against Weinstein
• Dez Bryant tests positive for COVID-19 shortly before kickoff
• Lyons Board Of Trustees Shuts Down Restaurant For Public Health Order Violations
• Colorado Nonprofit Needs Help With Helping Struggling Parents
• Minnesota Vikings Waive Cornerback Holton Hill
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Farm Show Cancels Butter Sculpture Due To Virus Concerns
• SpaceX Starship Test Flight From Texas Aborted At Last Second
• Salons Worried About Closing Permanently From Regional Shutdown
• Players walk off after alleged racism in Champions League game
• Oakland POA: City Hits Grim Milestone With 100th Murder In 2020
• Former Cowboys Receiver Dez Bryant Tests Positive For COVID-19 Before Game Against Dallas
• LAFD Battles Greater Alarm Fire At DTLA Commercial Structure
• Judge Hears Closing Arguments In Dar Al-Farooq Islamic Center Bombing
• U.S. Supreme Court Rejects Republicans' Bid To Halt Joe Biden's Pennsylvania Win
• Business Owners Disrupt Sacramento County Meeting Discussing Fines For Businesses That Violate COVID-19 Restrictions
• COVID Restrictions: Sonoma County Officials Opt Against Early Shutdown Order
• Survey Shows 30 Percent of Black Citizens Don't Trust LAPD To' Do What's Right'
• Cedars-Sinai Launches COVID-19 Testing At 3 Urgent Care Clinics
• Denver Weather: Last Warm Day Before Cold Arrives
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Leaders Urge Cooperation With Contact Tracers As Coronavirus Cases Surge
• Mother Of Fort Hood Soldier Says Punishment 'Not Going To Bring My Son Back'
• Lawmaker Floats $3 Surcharge On Most Internet Package Delivery In NYC To Help Bail Out The MTA
• Florida Ranks High In COVID Workers' Comp Claims
• California Reports 23,272 New COVID Cases, 112 Additional Deaths
• Folsom Businesses, City Council Voice Opposition To Proposed Fines For Violating Health Orders
• Despite Criticisms, Contra Costa Supervisors Formally Hire New County Administrator
• Participation In COVID-19 Vaccine Trial Brings Added Purpose For North Texas Science Teacher
• COVID-19 In Westmoreland County: Top Physician At Excela Health Issues Warning About Increasing Infection Rate
• High Winds Topple 100-Foot-Tall Tree Into Power Lines
• Woman Finally Gets Job After 10 Months, But Is Now Being Ordered To Pay State $31,000 Back -- And Blames Fraud
• Fauci urges Black community to be confident in COVID-19 vaccine
• Experts: When Tipping This Holiday Season, 'It's The Thought That Counts' May Matter More Than Ever Before
• LA County Reports 8K Total COVID-19 Deaths, Over 3,000 Hospitalizations
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Hospitals Prepare To Store Shipments Of Coronavirus Vaccine
• FireEye Hack: Silicon Valley Cybersecurity Firm Says It Was Hacked By Nation State With 'World-Class Capabilities'
• San Francisco Supes Send Smoking Ban Back to Committee
• COPA Employee Arrested, Released Without Charges In Connection With Looting And Burglary, Sources Say
• City Of Detroit To Continue Moratorium On Water Shutoffs
• Sheriff: Stolen Vehicle Suspect Rammed Into Patrol Units During Pursuit
• COVID In Colorado: Research Shows Many Minorities Are Hesitant of Coronavirus Vaccine
• CTA Warns Of Massive, Across-The-Board Cuts If Federal Funding Doesn't Come Through
• City Shuts Down Illegal 142-Person Party In Wicker Park For Violating COVID-19 Restrictions
• FAA To Change Altitudes Of Planes Over Long Island To Decrease Noise, But Residents Not Confident Bombardment Will Abate
• COVID Restrictions: Group Disrupts Sacramento County Meeting Discussing COVID-19 Violation Fines For Businesses
• COVID: Tesla's Elon Musk Joins Exodus From Bay Area; Moves From Silicon Valley To Texas
• 'I Didn't Think I Was Gonna Make It': Jackson Memorial Hospital Employee Released After 9-Month Battle With COVID
• Maryland Looks Into Statewide Mandate On Police Body Cameras
• Furry Tails: Paris Gives Her Human A New 'Leash' On Life
• Lancaster Father Charged In Decapitation Of Son, Daughter
• Pittsburgh-Area Girl Beating The Odds With Help From Doctors At UPMC Children's Hospital
• CA Lawmakers Demand Answers From Bank Of America After Tens Of Thousands Of EDD Debit Cards Get Hacked
• Burning House in Richmond Leads to Homicide, Arson Investigation
• Gov. Murphy: Newark Penn Station Getting A Major Makeover
• 5-Year-Old Girl With Cancer Has 95% Likelihood Of Complete Cure Once She Finishes Chemo At UPMC Children's
• 'You Can Save A Life': Dallas Coffee House Offering Free Narcan For Those Who Overdose On Opioids
• Deputies Investigating Reported Shooting Between Vehicles In Arden-Arcade
• Funeral Held For Titus Moore, CPD Officer Who Died From COVID-19
• North Texas Food Pantry Scrambling To Find New Home As Church Closes
• Levin Furniture Takes Over Five Area Loves Furniture Stores
• Vanessa Guillén's family vows to keep fighting after Army firings
• Worshipping In COVID Era: N.J. Church Requiring Tickets For Christmas Masses, Others In Area Taking Creative Measures
• "Totally unacceptable": Army secretary condemns command climate
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: As Hospitalizations Rise, UPMC Increases Its Workforce
• Wilmington Brew Works Releases New Beer Celebrating Joe Biden
• Denver's First Sanctioned Homeless Camp Opens
• 'I Can't Keep Going At This Pace': South Side Restaurants Struggle As COVID-19 Pandemic Continues
• Joe Biden's Inauguration Planners Reportedly Considering Having President-elect Travel On Amtrak
• New Program By Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Offers Homework Help For Parents, Students Struggling With Remote Learning
• Mendota Heights School Drops Name Of 1st Governor Amid Complaints From Community Members
• Report: Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner Buy $30M Indian Creek Lot While President Trump Prepares To Come To Florida
• 'It Was Just So Blurry': Glencoe Boy, 9, Recovers From COVID-Associated Inflammatory Syndrome
• Like Walking On Water: Crystal-Clear Ice Forms On Lakes In Boundary Waters Area
• Greetings, Covidians: FIU Visual Research Project Looks At COVID-19 In New Light
• Alumni Come Back Into North Texas Classrooms To Combat Substitute Teacher Shortage
• Prosecutors: Google Cyber-tips Help Bust Montgomery County Man Having More Than 7,000 Child Porn Images
• Coronavirus Update: New Campaign Begins To Educate New Yorkers On Safety Of Vaccines
• Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody Warns About Coronavirus Vaccine Scams
• Pritzker: No COVID Vaccine Mandate For Workers In State Facilities
• 'It Made My Heart So Full': Home Depot Workers Help Lost Woody Doll Return Home
• Great-Aunt Demands Justice In Murder Of A Brother And Sister In Riverdale; Manhunt Continues For Father Of Sister's Baby
• Allegheny Co. Man Who Was In Coma Due To Coronavirus Now Undergoing Physical Therapy To Regain Strength
• New Study Shows Safest Way To Ride In A Car, Or Rideshare, To Prevent COVID Spread
• Forbes releases its list of the world's most powerful women of 2020
• COVID In Florida: 7,985 New Daily Cases And 98 Additional Deaths
• PennDOT Looks To Add Manpower For Winter Season But COVID-19 Making Hiring Difficult
• COVID: East Bay Assemblymember Buffy Wicks Sworn In During Quarantine At Home
• Brandywine Valley SPCA Holding Third Annual Holiday Sleepovers For Shelter Pets
• Coronavirus Relief Proposal Includes $300 In Unemployment Benefits, But No Second Stimulus Check
• Colorado Parks And Wildlife Officers Help Deer Tangled In Holiday Lights
• Lakeville Community Pitches In After Fire Destroys Home For Family Of 10
• Get Creative With Your Photos In First Annual 'WINwood Scavenger Hunt'
• Beloved Curtis Bay Mural To Be Torn Down; Residents Hope It's Preserved
• American Airlines Plane Wrapped In 22K Names Of Those Impacted By Cancer Starts Tour At Miami International Airport
• 'You Were So Brave': Man Donates Gifts To South End Family Rescued From Fire
• COVID-19 In Fayette County: Schools Weigh Decision To Stay Virtual Or Return To In-Person Learning
• Biden to nominate Marcia Fudge to lead HUD
• Man Wanted For Robbing A Chase Bank In Dallas
• TV Special Replacing Rose Parade To Feature Eclectic Batch Of Stars Including Vin Scully, Sheryl Crow
• Salvation Army Hampered By Shortage Of Volunteers To Sort, Deliver Donations To Needy North Texas Families
• Search On For SUV That Hit & Killed Pedestrian In Hialeah Gardens
• Westford School Committee Votes To Cancel Hockey, Basketball, Other Winter Sports
• California Texts COVID-19 'Stay Home' Alert To San Joaquin Valley, Southern California Region Residents
• 158 Arrested At Underground Party In Palmdale; LA County Eyes Further Action
• Ohio State vs. Michigan canceled over COVID-19 concerns
• Judge formally ends Michael Flynn's legal fight
• Police Searching For Two Men Who Shot, Killed Pennsylvania Army National Guard Member Shaquira McCottry In North Philadelphia
• Miami-Dade Launches 'We Can, We Will' Campaign To Prevent COVID-19 Spread Over The Holidays
• Tesla CEO Elon Musk Moves To Texas; Seeks To Sell $5B In Stock
• 'The Game' Between Michigan And Ohio State Has Been Canceled For The First Time In Over 100 Years
• COVID In Delaware: Hospitalizations Hit Record-High As Pfizer Vaccine Expected Next Week
• Keller @ Large: Poll Shows Strong Support For COVID Restrictions In Mass.
• Army Fires, Suspends 14 Fort Hood Officers And Soldiers Over Violence At Base
• CBS4 Exclusive: Miami Police Chief Discusses Cracking Down On Rule Breakers Suffering 'COVID Fatigue'
• Fremont Serial Arson Suspect Arrested After Garage Doors, Car Set On Fire
• Termination Appeal Hearings For Aurora Police Officers Fired In Elijah McClain Photo Scandal Rescheduled Until 2021
• St. Clair Shores Man Offers $10K Reward For Any Information After Surveillance Footage Shows 2 Men Tossing Explosives At His Home
• Woman Dies From COVID-19 In Detroit Hospital Weeks After Giving Birth To Healthy Baby Boy
• Apple unveils wireless headphones that cost double its earbuds
• New COVID-19 Testing Facility Opens In Falmouth
• Wilkinsburg Mass Shooting Victim's Death Officially Ruled Homicide
• Pandemic is complicating taxes for millions of Americans
• Lyft Driver Carjacked At Gunpoint On West Side
• Legal Panel Recommends Freeing Myon Burrell, Jailed For Life As A Teen
• State Will Move Back To Phase 3 Step 1 Of Reopening Amid COVID Surge
• COVID Restrictions: Health Officer Says Solano County Likely To Be Under Stay-At-Home Order Soon
• Massachusetts Reports 3,627 New COVID Cases, 40 Additional Deaths
• Gunfire Leaves Bullet Hole In U.S. Postal Truck In Englewood
• Crystal Police: Missing Person Found Safe
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 2.6K Cases, Hospitalizations Jump By Nearly 100
• COVID Update: Ghaly Warns Hospitalization Rates Still Rising, Shutdown Orders Could Be Extended
• Olivia Jade Giannulli Opens Up About Family's 'Big Mistake' In College Admissions Scam
• Brighten Up Holiday Season With Florida Power & Light's '10 Days Of Energy Savings'
• LA To Hold Virtual New Year's Eve Party In Place of Grand Park Event
• US Supreme Court Rejects Republicans' Last-Gasp Bid To Halt President-elect Joe Biden's Pennsylvania Win
• Police Respond To Standoff In Aliquippa
• Gingerbread Cake? Survey Unveils What Holiday Treats Americans Are Eating A Lot Of
• COVID In Philadelphia: City Likely To Start Offering Pfizer Vaccine Next Week If It Gets Approved
• December 8 Runoff Election Results
• Biden vows to distribute 100 million vaccine doses within first 100 days
• St. Paul Police: 14-Year-Old Dies In Stolen Vehicle Crash, 2 Arrested
• EB I-80 In Sierra Back Open After Big Rig Crashes Down Embankment
• Dallas County Reports 1,105 New Coronavirus Cases, 8 Deaths
• Remembering John Lennon, 40 Years After He Was Killed
• Gov. Larry Hogan, Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford Promise To Take COVID Vaccine In Public
• William Shakespeare is 2nd in U.K. to get COVID-19 vaccine
• Weekend Shooting In Newark Injures 19-Year-Old Hayward Man
• The 2020 WBZ Gingerbread Competition - THE FINALS
• The 2020 WBZ Gingerbread House Competition - THE FINALS!
• Newsom Appoints 3 New AlCo Superior Court Judges
• Dollar Tree Recalls Candles Due To Fire And Burn Risks
• Investigation Continues After Autopsy Finds No Obvious Cause Of Death For Rideshare Driver Eleanor Camacho
• Law Professor: Ken Paxton's Texas Election Lawsuit Against 4 States 'Very Unrealistic'
• COVID In Minnesota: State Leading Country In New Cases Per 100K
• Aurora Police Hope Release Of 3 Videos Will Help Them Catch Porch Pirates
• California warns non-essential activity is a "serious risk"
• "Unprecedented" image captures a sunspot larger than Earth
• Year Of The Timelord? Robert Williams Expecting Big Things From Himself
• Seven Springs Opens Its Slopes This Weekend
• COVID Vaccination: What Side Effects Can You Expect If You Take It?
• COVID Latest: Gov. Hogan Issues Order Allowing Any Healthcare Professional To Administer Vaccine
• Missing Fort Worth 16-Year-Old Found 'Safe And Unharmed'
• Dollar Tree Candles Recalled For Possible Fire Hazard
• California Jobless Fraud Likely Tops $2 Billion, Bank Of America Says
• Fired election security official sues Trump lawyer over threats
• Nursing Home Industry Sues Pa., Says State Illegally Withheld Funds During Pandemic
• White Sox First Baseman José Abreu Wins AL Hank Aaron Award
• 2 Brothers Charged In Shooting That Killed Teen, Injured 5 Others, Baltimore County Police Say
• Colorado's First Gentleman Marlon Reis Released From Hospital To Continue Coronavirus Recovery At Home
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: UPMC Optimistic Coronavirus Vaccines Will Be Available To Its Frontline Healthcare Workers By End Of January
• Florida Launches 'Strong Case' For Space Force Command
• Boeing Suffers More Canceled Orders For Its 737 Max Plane
• Poudre School District Superintendent Sandra Smyser Leaving For Early Retirement
• 10,000 restaurants around the U.S. have closed since September
• Rebuilding Rangers Trade Ace Pitcher Lance Lynn To White Sox
• Coronavirus Pandemic Forcing Philadelphia Flower Show To Move Outside For First Time In Nearly 200-Year History
• White Sox Acquire Lance Lynn From Rangers In Trade For Dane Dunning
• COVID: Skyrocketing Cases Starting to Overwhelm California Hospitals
• California Sends Out Emergency Push Alert For Stay-At-Home Order
• Now Hiring: Whole Foods Looks To Add 275 Employees In DFW Area
• 1 Killed, Young Girl Jumps To Safety During Fire At Revere Triple-Decker
• Feds Charge Pittsburg Man In Walnut Creek Fentanyl Overdose Death
• Office Of Independent Monitor Report Shows Denver Police Lacked Plan To Handle Social Injustice Protests
• 20-Year-Old Man, 16-Year-Old Boy Charged In Shooting Death Of 13-Year-Old Boy In Rosedale Shopping Mall Parking Lot
• Dangerous Surf Update: Rescue Underway On Pacifica Beach; 25-Foot Waves Pound Mavericks; Massive Waves Crash At Carmel Point
• Election Day Holiday: Bay Area Lawmaker's Proposal Would Give Californians Day Off For Voting
• Parker County Deputies Seize 100 Pounds Of Marijuana, Liquid THC During Traffic Stop
• Maryland Man William Garfield Bilbrough IV Linked To White Supremacist Group Gets 5 Years In Prison
• COVID Vaccine (MN): Gov. Walz Says Vaccine Could Arrive In MN As Early As Next Week
• Brandon Scott Sworn In As Baltimore's 52nd Mayor, Says 'Status Quo Cannot Continue'
• Republicans refuse to acknowledge preparations for Biden's inauguration
• White Sox Bringing Back Adam Eaton In Right Field On One-Year Deal, Per Reports
• Inaugural LA Bowl At SoFi Stadium Canceled Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• COVID In Denver: Pop Culture Con Canceled For 2nd Year Due To Coronavirus
• Pedestrian Hit And Killed By Train In Modesto
• Mass. governor announces COVID-19 reopening rollback
• Denver Weather: The 60s Continue Even With Some Of the Shortest Days Of The Year
• Philly warns residents to "remain vigilant" amid surge of coronavirus
• 2 Men Hospitalized Following Stabbing Outside Southlake McDonald's
• U.N.I.T.Y Grows Adopt A Family Program To 30 Families In 2020
• Trump warns House GOP against voting for bipartisan defense bill
• Suite Dreams Project Transforms Rooms Into Spaces Of Healing, Recovery For Children
• Westmoreland County Prison Dealing With Massive COVID-19 Outbreak
• New Rules For Massachusetts Restaurants Starting Sunday Reduce Table Size, Impose Time Limit
• Report: Suspected Chinese Spy Targeted Bay Area Congress Members
• Olivia Jade Breaks Silence On Mother Lori Loughlin's Arrest: 'What Happened Was Wrong'
• Religious Michigan High Schools Sue To Reopen For In-Person Classes
• Secretary Of State Jena Griswold Certifies Colorado's Election Results
• City Issues Two Citations To Ann Sather Restaurant In Lakeview After Alderman Admits Defying Indoor Dining Ban; Faces Up To $10,500 In Fines
• Lidl Will Open New Store In Timonium On Dec. 9
• Fort Hood Had Command Climate 'Permissive of Sexual Harassment And Assault' Says U.S. Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy
• COVID Reopening Rollback: What Is Changing In Massachusetts
• Republican Lawmakers Call For Teachers To Be Among The First Vaccinated
• What Is Florida's Most Popular Christmas Treat?
• Michigan-Ohio State Game Canceled Because Of Wolverines COVID-19 Outbreak
• 'Just A Shame': Denver Jazz Musicians React With Shock To News Of El Chapultepec's Closing
• COVID: Bay Area Lawmaker Seeks To Extend Renter Protections, Offer Rental Assistance During Pandemic
• States face "safe harbor" deadline to certify results, sealing Biden's win
• Coronavirus In Illinois: State Surpasses 800,000 Total COVID-19 Cases
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 693 New Cases, 6 More Deaths
• Wayzata BrewWorks Announces Closure, Blames Gov's Actions For 'Unnecessary Financial Hardship'
• COVID-19 Latest: Anne Arundel County Revises Quarantine Recommendations
• COVID IN Colorado: State Health Department Classifies Weddings, Funerals As Essential
• Ceres Man, 26, Suspected Of Impersonating Police Officer
• New York City Restaurant Owners Worry Businesses Won't Survive Another Indoor Dining Shutdown: 'This Is The End'
• Goya CEO says Ocasio-Cortez was named "employee of the month"
• Pittsburgh City Council Unanimously Passes COVID-19 Paid Sick Leave Bill
• Chicago 7-Year-Old Raises Money For Hospital's Pandemic Gear
• State Police Searching For Missing, Endangered 26-Year-Old Erica Shultz
• Reports Indicate James Harden Is 'Open' To Being Traded To Sixers: Should They Bring Him In?
• World's Largest Menorah Assembled In Manhattan Ahead Of Chanukah
• Four Sides Of The Story Highlights History Making Moments From Annika Sorenstam, Lisa Leslie And Brandi Chastain Beginning December 15
• Tarrant County Rental Assistance Program
• Olivia Jade Giannulli Opens Up About Family's 'Big Mistake' In College Admissions Scam
• Domino's Stores Across Baltimore Area Looking To Add 550 New Jobs
• Police: Man Shot During Argument In The Bronx
• Route 146 In Millbury Temporarily Closed After 10-Car Crash
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf, Religious Leaders Ask Pennsylvanians To Take Safety Precautions This Holiday Season
• COVID-19 In Indiana: ICU Bed Availability Dwindles Across Region Hospitals
• RagingBull trading site accused of $137 million fraud
• Shaun Donovan, Former HUD Secretary, Joins Race For New York City Mayor
• Red Sox Fan In Australia Somehow Doesn't Recognize Manny Ramirez
• Fargo Man Arrested For Inflicting Life-Threatening Injuries In Domestic Assault
• San Francisco Police Seek 2 Suspects In Bayview Heights Home Invasion Robbery
• Colorado Doctor Describes What's Next As His Hospital Fills To 100% Capacity
• Fort Lauderdale Pushes Back Against Study Claiming It Is Least Safe City In America
• Judge Rejects Immediate Audit Of Detroit-Area Election Work
• McConnell's attitude on pandemic relief "encouraging," Manchin says
• Doctor Who Called President Trump's Drive-By During COVID Hospitalization 'Political Theater' To Be Removed From Walter Reed's Schedule
• Chicago Fire Department Shows Dangerous Conditions Around Holiday Decorations
• Cam Newton Offers Nothing But Praise For Jarrett Stidham
• Northern Minnesota Girl Found Safe Following Missing Child Alert
• Colorado Buffaloes Climb Into Top 25, Prepare To Play Utah
• COVID In Denver: Holiday Celebrations Continuing With Precautions
• Philadelphia Police: Suspect Wanted For Hitting Man With Brick In Head In Brewerytown
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports More Than 10,000 New Coronavirus Cases And 169 Additional Deaths
• Neguse Pushes For Wildfire Relief In Next COVID Stimulus Package
• Roger Staubach On Army Navy Game: 'I Was More Excited Than Probably Any Game Other Than The Super Bowl'
• Megan Thee Stallion shares letter of thanks from Rep. Waters
• Hundreds Line Up In Little Haiti For $250 Publix Gift Card
• Texas Sues Pennsylvania And 3 Other Battleground States Over Election Results
• City, State Putting Final Touches On Plans To Distribute First Set Of COVID-19 Vaccines Next Week
• 4 Children, 2 Adults Hospitalized After Carbon Monoxide Incident In Plymouth Home
• Shooting in San Francisco's Excelsior District Sends 34YO to Hospital
• Pennsylvania Farm Show Cancels Popular Butter Sculpture
• Off-Duty Police Officer Kicks In Front Door, Helps Family Escape North Reading Fire
• Pandemic Party Foul In South Sacramento Caught On Snapchat
• Americans in need of emergency disaster housing surged in 2020
• Customers Dine At Popular Agoura Hills Sports Bar In Defiance Of Health Order
• Indian officials find first clues after hundreds suffer mystery illness
• Red Sox Will Reportedly Make 'Aggressive' Push To Sign Japanese Starter Tomoyuki Sugano
• One Dead, Two Wounded As Surge Of Deadly Violence Continues On Oakland Streets
• Feds Charge San Francisco Substitute Teacher With Possessing Child Pornography
• Millions of Californians under COVID-19 stay-at-home order
• Fired COVID data curator posts video of agents raiding her home
• Monte Morris Agrees To 3-Year, $27 Million Extension With Nuggets
• Thanks To Stunning Win Over Seahawks, Giants Playoff Chances Now Above 50 Percent
• Several Simi Valley Schools Closed Due To Power Outages
• Vineyard Vines Outlet Opens at Arundel Mills
• FDA releases details on Pfizer vaccine's effectiveness
• Trial Set For Tom Latanowich, Man Charged With Killing Officer Sean Gannon
• Becerra Faces Massive Task of Vaccinating Americans Against COVID
• Scratch-Off Lottery Ticket Worth $3M Sold In Beaver County
• Maryland Company Raging Bull Offering Pandemic Stock Tips Accused Of $137M Fraud
• 49ers Still Alive In Playoff Hunt Despite Loss To Bills Monday Night
• Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Sues Battleground States In Supreme Court, Says Changes To 2020 Election Laws 'Unconstitutional'
• Pennsylvania official urges people to participate in COVID case investigations
• What's Maryland Most Popular Christmas Treat?
• UK Grandmother, 90, Gets First Dose Of Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine
• COVID Vaccine: FDA Says In Initial Review Pfizer Vaccine Is 95% Protective Against Coronavirus
• Peer-reviewed study confirms Oxford vaccine up to 90% effective
• 76ers Officially Acquire Danny Green, Terrance Ferguson And Vincent Poirer From Oklahoma City In Exchange For Al Horford, Draft Pick
• Cambridge Makes Top 10 List Of 'Best College Towns & Cities In America'
• Young, Healthy Coloradan Describes COVID Fight & Survival
• Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 14: Ty Johnson Takes On Bigger Role For Jets
• Philadelphia Weather: Parts Of Delaware, Lehigh Valleys To See Snow Showers
• 75-Year-Old Hit By Stray Bullet While In Bed At Queens Nursing Home
• Chicago Weather: Snow This Weekend?
• AG Nessel Issues Urgent Consumer Alert On COVID-19 Scams
• 3 Cars Destroyed In Fire At Lincoln High School Student Parking Lot
• Total Number Of TSA Employees At DIA To Positive For COVID Is 76
• Cam Newton Just Cares About Winning, Not His Passing Statistics
• Florida Red Light Cameras Targeted Again In State House
• PTL Links: December 8, 2020
• Police: 44-Year-Old Man Critical After Detroit Shooting
• Vikings Playoff Scenarios Week 14: Odds Improved Slightly After Jaguars Win, Still Work To Do Down The Stretch
• SMU Lands $1M For Research Aimed At Cybersecurity, Quantum Computing Breakthroughs
• 'Seasoned & Savory Cookbook' Recipes From 'The Real Housewives'' Margaret Josephs
• Broncos Shelby Harris Says Seeing KC Fans Tailgating Without Masks Made No Sense To Him
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Wear Your Mask
• COVID-19 Latest: Maryland Will Launch A Campaign To Urge Residents To Take Vaccine
• Mom Dies Of COVID-19 Before Meeting Healthy Newborn
• Brazilian Airline GOL Will Resume Boeing 737 Max Passenger Flights On Wednesday
• Maryland Weather: January-Like Feel Tuesday, Wind Chills In The 30s
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Westmoreland County Chairman Sean Kertes Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Sidney Powell lawsuit aimed at decertifying Georgia results dismissed
• Chuck Yeager, first pilot to break sound barrier, has died at age 97
• DHS restores DACA and begins accepting first-time applications
• Army secretary to fire or suspend large number of Fort Hood officers
• Police: 36-Year-Old Man Fatally Shot Inside Vehicle In North Philadelphia
• COVID Vaccine: 90-Year-Old U.K. Grandmother Margaret Keenan Gets 1st Pfizer Dose
• 12-Year-Old Queens Boy, 7-Year-Old Cousin Found Safe After Taking Parents' SUV On Joyride To Delaware Border
• Noem Builds Profile In Texas, Georgia As COVID Surges In South Dakota
• Trump touts vaccines at summit, urging FDA to grant approval
• Denver Independent Monitor Finds Gaps In Police Response To Summer Protests
• Private Testing Company Links Festival In Mexico To Coronavirus Spread In New York City
• 'There's Always A Need,' State Fair Of Texas Awards $500K+ To South Dallas Nonprofits
• Former gang member is named Teacher of the Year
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Several Inmates And Employees Of Allegheny County Jail Test Positive
• True Crime: When Responding To An Online Ad Turns Deadly
• Placerville Residents Outraged After White Supremacist Group Shows Up At Toys For Tots Event
• Wisconsin Republicans Defy Evers, Put Christmas Tree In Closed Capitol
• Indian farmers' protest squeezes food supplies into major cities
• Teen Who Recorded George Floyd's Final Moments To Be Honored Tuesday In Virtual Ceremony
• Proposal For Free National Parks Access For Disabled Veterans Signed Into Law
• UPDATE: Indictments Returned Against San Francisco Cop And Suspect He Shot In Officer-Involved Shooting
• Police Release Surveillance Video Showing 3 Of The Attackers Who Shot, Killed Retired Fire Lt. Dwain Williams During Carjacking Attempt
• Child Dies From Flu Complications In Placer County
• Patriots Practicing At UCLA This Week: 'The House That Slater Built'
• Bay Area COVID Pandemic Roundup: Santa Clara County Facing Steep Surge; Stay At Home Order Backlash Growing; Last Marin Playground Trip For 2020
• Red Cow, Red Rabbit Honoring Restaurant Workers On National Bartender Day
• Steph Curry In Contract Extension Talks; Wants To End His Career A Warrior
• Crash, Fuel Leak Causing Road Closures In Hegewisch
• Study: Recovery A Year Away For Florida Tourism Businesses
• North Park Hosting Drive-In Holiday Laser Show
• Crews Responding To South Side House Fire
• LA County DA Gascon To Eliminate Cash Bail, Will Re-Sentence Death Penalty Inmates
• 14 Players Limited On Patriots' Hypothetical Injury Report
• Pa. Dept. Of Health Officials Urge Everyone To Get A Flu Shot
• Breakdancing will make Olympic debut at 2024 Paris Games
• Charitable Foundation Pays Off Mortgages For 2 Colorado Families After Deaths Of Firefighter, Army Sergeant
• Pittsburgh Police Investigating Apparent Hit And Run, Shooting In Beltzhoover
• LA County Officials Warn Of An Overwhelmed Healthcare System If COVID-19 Restrictions Aren't Followed
• Non-Fatal Overdoses Rising For Children Under 15, Parents Should Store Meds Securely
• Denver's El Chapultepec Nightclub, A Favorite Haunt For Jazz Aficionados, Closes
• Amtrak Unveils $72 Million Project Adding Electrified Third Rail To Northeast Corridor In Delaware
• Biden taps Lloyd Austin as defense secretary
• Multiple Vehicles In Castle Rock Egged, Police Investigating
• Mystery illness puts over 300 in the hospital in southern India
• Advocates Asking Pittsburgh Public Schools To Reallocate Funds Toward Student Health And Support Services
• 90-Year-Old Grandmother Gets 1st Dose Of Pfizer Vaccine As U.K. Declares COVID 'V-Day'
• U.K. grandmother, 90, gets the 1st dose of Pfizer's COVID vaccine
• White House responds to report that it declined to buy more vaccine doses
• Cardi B says she will match Twitter users' charitable donations
• Actress Natalie Desselle-Reid dead at 53 from colon cancer
• COVID In Delaware: Pop-Up Coronavirus Testing Sites Open Across State Tuesday
• Convenience Store Worker Shoots 2 Armed Robbery Suspects In Round Lake Beach
• Waiting For A Vaccine: Why Is The United States Lagging Behind In Vaccine Approval?
• 'COVID Slide' Prompts Grade Scale Change Among Douglas County Students, To The Dismay Of Some Teachers
• Miami Weather: Winter Chill Across South Florida
• Surveillance Photos Released Of Thanksgiving Burglars In Broomfield's Anthem Neighborhood
• COVID In Colorado: Outlook Shows Economic Recovery Could Take Years
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cold And Cloudy Conditions Continue Tuesday
• Very Low Flu Activity Reported In Texas, COVID Restrictions Likely Why
• Suspect Caught On Camera Stealing Palmer Family's Vintage Christmas Decorations
• 'He Sent The Gestapo': Florida's COVID-19 Dashboard Creator Rebekah Jones On Gun-Wielding State Agents Raiding Her Home
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/8 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• President Trump Hosting Vaccine Summit To Plan How To Distribute COVID-19 Vaccines
• Chicago Weather: More Clouds Tuesday; Sunny Mid-Week Ahead
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Kennywood Testing Site Forced To Shut Down Due To Mechanical Issues
• Spring-Ford School District Students Returning To Classrooms Tuesday With 'Periodic Moves' To Virtual Learning Possible
• Latinos to run 2 U.S. agencies that play key role in Hispanics' lives
• Body Of 20-Year-Old Rahdee Chappell Pulled From Ridley Creek After Falling In Over Weekend
• Mother Of Caitlyn Kaufman Pleads For Answers
• The world's highest mountain officially just got a little bit higher
• Dozens Gather For Vigil Remembering Jeno Moretti
• COVID In Parker: Town Takes Stand Against Level Red Coronavirus Restrictions
• China arrests 8 more in crackdown on Hong Kong democracy advocates
• Uber To Sell Self-Driving Cars To Local Startup Company
• Man Jailed Following Three-Vehicle Crash In Indiana County
• COVID: Santa Clara County Facing Steepest Surge With Only 50 ICU Beds Left
• Sylvia Wilson Elected To Second Term As Pittsburgh Public Schools Board President
• New Owner Of Prantl's Bakery Plans To Open New Location In North Huntingdon
• COVID Backlash: Critics Don't Believe Science Supports Bay Area's Latest Stay Home Order
• Tuesday's Show Info (12/8/20)
• Drunk Driver Totals City Of Erie Police's New Cruiser

Videos from December 8, 2020

• McConnell on coronavirus relief: Senate "ought to pass what we can agree on"
• How trees communicate with one another using a complex subterranean system of fungi and roots
• How the coronavirus pandemic may complicate filing taxes in 2021
• Biden unveils plans for his first 100 days in office to combat pandemic
• FDA confirms Pfizer vaccine's effectiveness as U.S. cases top 15 million
• Legendary pilot Chuck Yeager, first to break sound barrier, dies at 97
• Olivia Jade Giannulli, Lori Loughlin's daughter, on admissions scandal: "We messed up"
• Army secretary promises culture change after CBS News investigation
• 14 fired or suspended after Fort Hood investigation finds systemic failures
• Supreme Court rejects GOP bid to overturn Pennsylvania election results
• 90-year-old woman becomes first to receive Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine in U.K.
• CBS Evening News, December 8, 2020
• FDA analysis finds Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine meets "success criteria"
• White House hosts summit on COVID vaccines without companies that produced shots
• Local Matters: Georgia GOP sues Republican secretary of state over ballot counting process
• Texas attorney general sues to block Biden's victory in four other states
• For first 100 days, Biden pledges 100M vaccinations, requiring masks & reopening schools where possible
• 12/8: Red and Blue
• Vanessa Guillén's sisters react to Fort Hood investigation
• Retired Army General Lloyd Austin is Biden's choice for secretary of defense
• California officials say non-essential activity carries a serious risk
• Biden introduces his health team and announces 100-day plan to fight COVID-19 pandemic
• From 1983: Chuck Yeager on "The Right Stuff"
• Philadelphia officials offer COVID-19 update as cases keep rising
• Forbes releases its list of the most powerful women of 2020
• Report finds Facebook isn't flagging most misinformation on Georgia's Senate race
• Breaking down Biden's plan to combat climate change
• Massachusetts governor announces reopening rollback
• Staten Island doctor weighs in on vaccine as cases surge in NYC borough
• Army secretary: "Leadership failures" found in Fort Hood investigation
• Music world remembers John Lennon 40 years after his death
• Brazilian state of São Paulo makes coronavirus vaccine mandatory for its 46 million residents
• President-elect Biden to nominate Lloyd Austin as defense secretary in historic move
• As U.K. starts rolling out COVID vaccine, doctor says U.S. faces challenges
• What we know about retired General Lloyd Austin, Biden's choice for defense secretary
• U.S. fully restores DACA and starts accepting new applicants
• Trump holding vaccine summit amid reports administration passed on chance to buy more vaccine doses
• Former gang member is named Missouri's Teacher of the Year
• COVID-19 patient recovers after multiple amputations
• Nashville couple uses TikTok to crowdfund money to surprise strangers with large tips
• The holidays, along with television advertisements, will look different this year
• Name of man who says he found Forrest Fenn's infamous hidden treasure chest revealed
• West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin on bipartisan plan for COVID-19 relief funding
• Network of nearly 650 cameras helps California firefighters spot fires early
• Results of Fort Hood investigation revealed after deaths on base
• Legendary Air Force pilot Chuck Yeager, the first person to break the sound barrier, dies at 97
• Study says Afghan civilian casualties up 330% since 2017; mystery illness appears in India
• Las Vegas unemployment numbers hit Great Recession levels
• Assistant secretary of health on government's plans to distribute COVID-19 vaccine
• White House denies reports it turned down chance to buy millions of extra Pfizer vaccine doses
• Britain starts mass COVID-19 vaccination program
• U.S. faces "significant pain and suffering" over next few months
• 12/8: CBSN AM