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Articles from December 9, 2020

• COVID And Schools: Oakland Unified Teachers Push Back On Plan To Reopen In-Person Learning
• Group Promotes Sacramento Region, Businesses Featured In Video Struggle To Stay Open
• Sacramento Slow Streets Program Will Close Roadways To Cars
• Northern Colorado Could See Small Glimpse Of Aurora Borealis/Northern Lights
• COVID: Calvary Chapel San Jose Defies Judge's Contempt Of Court Ruling; Plans Continuing Indoor Worship Services
• Night 1: 1841 48th Street, Sacramento
• COVID: SFUSD Begins Process With Department Of Public Health On Reopening Schools
• 6 Injured In Crash, Explosion At U-Haul Facility In San Bernardino
• Health Experts Say COVID-19 Vaccines Should Be Widely Available By June
• 'We're Gonna All Come Through This': Community Shows Up In A Big Way To Support Inglewood's The Serving Spoon
• Study: Colorado Schools Need To Focus More On Mental, Social & Emotional Needs
• COVID: FDA To Discuss Effectiveness Of Pfizer Vaccine Ahead Of Possible U.S. Approval
• Going Back To The Moon: 3 Southland Residents Chosen For NASA Artemis Program
• Sheriff's Office Investigating After Human Skeleton Found In Sacramento Storm Drain
• Sacramento Giving Away 400 Propane Heaters Bought With CARES Act Funding
• Couple Killed, Their 3 Young Children In Critical Condition After DUI Crash In Newport Beach
• Girl, 15, Wounded In Drive-By Shooting In Lawndale
• Bond Fire Is 96% Contained One Week After Being Sparked By House Fire In Silverado Canyon
• Kewon Dontrell White Arrested For Murder Of Dallas Rapper Mo3
• Chicago Weather: One More Mild Day
• Police: Man Punched And Tried To Stab Officer Who Was Writing Him Ticket For Drinking On Red Line Downtown
• Airbnb IPO: Home Sharing Company Going Public After Showing Resilience In Pandemic
• After CBS 2 Starts Digging, Brauer House In Lombard Cancels Plans For New Year's Eve Concert That Drew COVID-19 Concerns
• St. Louis Area Man Says He Got Chicago Parking Ticket Notice In Mail When He's Never Even Been To Chicago -- And He's Not Alone
• I-Team: Despite Less Traffic, There Have Been More Deadly Crashes In North Texas During Pandemic
• Another Chance Church In Roseland Is Down 19,000 Gifts For Annual Toy Drive, Needs Help
• Families With Loved Ones Who Have Been Murdered Gather For Daley Plaza Vigil
• Medical Experts Sound Alarm As Orange County Again Hits COVID-19 Hospitalization Record
• Morrison Canyon Road: Fremont Permanently Closes Narrow Path Turned Dangerous Commuter Shortcut
• Fire Crews Extract Person From Car After Crash At Port Of Long Beach
• Hospital Workers, Senior Living Communities Prepare For First Phase Of COVID Vaccine Plan
• As COVID Vaccines Inch Closer, Colorado Rolls Out Phasing Plan
• COVID In NYC: Gov. Cuomo Says Staten Island Has 25% Of Deaths In City, Despite Only 5% Of Population
• Jeffco Parents Rally To Get Students Back In The Classroom Next Month
• Colorado Attorney General Joins In Antitrust Lawsuit Against Facebook
• SWAT Team On Scene For Standoff In Humboldt Park
• 300+ Residents Sign Up To Speak At City Council Meeting On Shrinking MPD
• Unemployment Fraud Scheme Targets Gov. Larry Hogan, Other High-Ranking Maryland Officials
• Family: 11-Year-Old Burn Victim In Stable Condition, Expected To Be OK
• Finding Minnesota: Franke's Bakery Makes Montgomery The Kolacky Capital Of The World
• Struggling EMS Agencies Desperate For Assistance As Coronavirus Pandemic Continues
• COVID Vaccine: After FDA Approval First Shipment Of Vaccinations Could Arrive In Bay Area Next Week
• Clemson Locks Down Maryland 67-51 In ACC/Big Ten Challenge
• Baltimore Closes Restaurant Indoor And Outdoor Dining, Tightens COVID Restrictions
• Connecticut Becomes First State In Nation To Require High School Courses On African-American, Black, Puerto Rican, And Latino Studies
• Johns Hopkins Namesake And Founder Was Slaveowner, Contrasting Longstanding Abolitionist Narrative
• Denver Center For Performing Arts Postpones Broadway Shows Through July
• 'You Know You're On Camera, Right?': Porch Pirate Caught In The Act By Maple Shade Homeowner
• Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich Proposes New COVID-19 Restrictions
• Authorities Searching For Suspects Wanted For Shooting At LASD Deputy
• Highway 62 Closing In Both Directions Thursday Evening
• Suspect Arrested For Allegedly Firing At Officers During Attempted Traffic Stop, Prince George's County Police Say
• 'Not Happy About It' | Baltimore Restaurant Owners Express Frustration Amid Citywide COVID-19 Rollbacks
• Lake Street Businesses Hoping Holiday Shoppers Will Choose Them This Year
• Centura Health Launches 'Operation White Lights' To Honor Healthcare Workers During COVID
• Michigan SOS Plans To Intervene In Atrium County Voter Fraud Lawsuit
• 8 Michigan House Members, 21 Staffers Test Positive For COVID-19
• MDOT Is Hiring Seasonal Workers. Here's Everything You Need To Know
• 'Sure Scents' Candles From Dollar Tree Recalled Over Big Flame, Fire Risk
• Maryland AG Brian Frosh Offers Tips For Safe Online Shopping This Holiday Season
• Denver Officers Among 217 Participants In UCHealth Moderna Vaccine Trial
• Renters Displaced After 2-Alarm Fire At North Dallas Apartment Complex
• 'Waiting For The Call': Cambridge Dry Ice Company Ready For COVID Vaccine Distribution
• San Bernardino Surpasses 111K Total COVID-19 Cases, Riverside Hits 107K
• Grass Fire Seen For Miles In Unincorporated Arapahoe County
• Crews Battle Fire At Abandoned Longmont Sugar Factory
• Ryan Shazier Surprises Families Impacted By Spinal Cord Injuries With Holiday Shopping Spree
• LA City Council Approves Redistribution Of $100 Million Cut From LAPD Budget
• Maryland State Police Investigating Fatal Pedestrian Crash In Rockville
• Nursing Home Residents Among First To Get COVID Vaccine In Mass.
• COVID In Pennsylvania: With Cases Rapidly Spreading, ER Doctor Says Holidays 'Horror Show In The Making'
• LA Zoo Seeks Donations In Exchange For Chance To Pick Name For New California Condor
• 17-Year-Old Boy Dies Of COVID-19 In Fort Worth Hospital
• Parker Town Council Rebukes Indoor Dining Restrictions With Symbolic Resolution
• Gov. Newsom's Companies Got $3 Million In Relief Loans
• Pig Rescued After Found On Loose In Northeast Philadelphia With Rope Embedded In Him
• Study: Crashes In LA Area Decrease 21% During Pandemic
• Former Elgin Mental Health Center Employee Charged With Identity Theft
• Sheriff's Department Relaxes Parking Enforcement In Unincorporated LA County
• West Virginia Lawmaker Who Resigned After Using Gay Slur Online Reclaims Seat
• Coronavirus Vaccine Doubts Prompt Multimillion Dollar Educational Campaign
• Savage Man Gets 6 Years In Prison For Burning Courthouse During Unrest
• Tom House On Chargers QB Justin Herbert: 'Expect Consistent Growth'
• Mike Trout, Mookie Betts Named To First-Team All-MLB
• Pittsburgh Man Admits To Possessing More Than 1,000 Child Sexual Assault Videos And Images
• As Vikings Chase Playoffs, Dalvin Cook As Busy As Ever
• DOJ sues Alabama over violent prison conditions
• Police: 16-Year-Old Injured In Shooting In Southeast Baltimore
• Looming Lockdown In Sacramento Region Forces Businesses To Change Close, Modify Operations
• COVID Purple Tier: Monterey County To Adopt State's Regional Stay Home Order
• Federal Prosecutors Investigating Hunter Biden's 'Tax Affairs'
• Man Killed In Shooting In Baltimore City Wednesday Night, Police Say
• West Virginia Man Pleads Guilty To Make Bomb
• Chicago Mayor Lightfoot: First 23,000 Doses Of COVID Vaccine Arrive Next Week
• 'Not Feeling My Best': Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• SoCal Jewish Community Taking Chanukah Celebrations Virtual
• Lodi Teacher Gets Creative To Keep Students Happy While Distancing Learning During The Holidays
• Amazon Plans To Take Over Old Sears Outlet Building In Lawrenceville
• Loss Of Housing, Dining Revenue Fuels UMass Budget Deficit
• Bobcat Fire Residents Must Apply For Federal Aid By Dec. 16
• LOCATED: Jaycob Morales, 13, Last Seen In Brighton Park
• Former Giants, Alabama Coach Ray Perkins Dead At 79
• USPIS Offers $5,000 Reward For Information On Waltham Attacks
• BGE Makes $1M Commitment To Rash Field Park Construction
• 66 New Beds In Sleep Train Arena Practice Facility Brings Total To 240
• Sacramento County Sheriff Scott Jones Emerges From COVID-19 Quarantine
• Construction Underway On New Woodlawn Health Center
• UPDATE: 1 Rescued, 1 Still Missing After Being Swept Away By Large Waves In Pacifica
• COVID In Steamboat: Partnership Between Ski Patrol, ER Doctors Essential During Coronavirus
• COVID Pandemic: San Francisco Restaurateurs Provide Meals And Help Filipino-American Owned Businesses
• In Rule Change, Playgrounds Can Open Under New California Stay Home Order
• Brooklyn Bridge Park Pedestrian Plaza To Be Named After After Famed Span's Pioneer, Emily Roebling
• Homeless Vet Who Almost Ended Up Sleeping On Streets Finally Home For The Holidays
• CSU Plans To Return To In-Person Classes For Fall 2021
• Man Arrested In Connection To Armed Robbery At Shell Gas Station In Linthicum Heights, Police Say
• Police: Car Rams Multiple Police Vehicles Before Pursuit & Crash
• COVID Restrictions: California Reopens Playgrounds During Regional Stay-Home Order
• Chicago Restaurants Coalition Demands Indoor Dining At 20% Capacity By Jan. 15
• LA City Council Calling For Closure Of Whiteman Airport In Pacoima Due To 'Obvious Safety Risk'
• Minnesota's Fatal 2020 Crash Numbers Up Despite Fewer Cars On Roads
• FDA: Allergic Reaction To COVID Vaccine 'Not A Major Concern'
• Post Malone Gifts New, Sold Out Crocs To Grapevine High School Students
• 6 South Bay Residents Indicted In Stolen Mail, Identity Theft Scheme
• COVID-19 Pandemic Brings 167% Increase In FOID Card Applications, Growing Processing Delays; ISP Director Says System Needs Overhaul
• Redwood City Man Sentenced To 15 Years In Prison For Selling Meth, Illegal Guns
• Ahead Of Rematch, Rams' Super Bowl Loss To Pats Still Stings
• COVID Vaccines Coming to Chicago As Early As Next Week
• SEE IT: Auto Repair Workers Bash Cars As Part Of Alleged Insurance Fraud Scheme
• New Models Show Cases Of COVID Surging Throughout Holidays, January And February In New Jersey
• Pittsburgh Police Looking For Missing 25-Year-Old Maquallah Alford Bey
• Fort Worth Man Plays Santa, Raises Money For Toys After Abused Children's Shelter Loses Sponsor
• 48 Attorneys General, FTC Hit Facebook With Antitrust Lawsuit
• Family Seeking Answers After Woman Is Shot, Killed Near Venice Beach Boardwalk
• 49ers Move On After Tough Loss to Buffalo
• Puppy Scam Exploits Pittsburghers Using COVID-19 As An Emotional Weapon
• Fort Worth Names 6 Finalists For Police Chief
• More Than 100 'Switch' Devices Seized From Robbins Home, Items Used For Turning Firearms Into Machine Guns
• Most Unemployment Claims Filed In Baltimore Are By Food Service Workers, Data Shows
• Hanukkah Comes Early For 92-Year-Old South Florida Holocaust Survivor
• CBD Retailers Seeing Spike In Sales From Customers With Anxiety, Stress During Rocky Year
• LA Doctor: 'We Should Expect' Reports Of Severe Allergic Reactions To COVID Vaccine
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Gateway Medical Society Works With Black Community To Build Trust For Vaccine
• COVID Impact (MN): Gov. Walz To Call Special Session To Pass Relief For Small Businesses, Workers, Families
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Speaker Of New Hampshire House Dick Hinch Dies At 71
• Hollywood's Musso & Frank Grill Launches Their Own Employee Relief Fund
• COVID Surge: 1,700 New Cases Reported In Santa Clara County; 3 South Bay Hospitals Out Of ICU Beds
• VIDEO: SpaceX's Starship Explodes While Landing In Texas After Highest Test Flight
• Beaver County's Ongoing Reassessment Of 96,000 Properties Will Raise Taxes For Some And Lower Them For Others
• UPDATE DoorDash Delivers 86% Gain In Stock Market Debut; Shares Close At $186.51
• SpaceX: Highest Test Flight For Starship Ends In Crash Landing
• Carnival Cruise Lines Dry Docks 3 Ships For Repairs Until 2021
• Artists, Activists Collaborate To Urge Communities Of Color To Mask Up
• 'Always The Life Of The Party': UK Man Among First To Get COVID Vaccine Has Mass. Relatives
• CBS2 Has Holiday Tipping Etiquette For New York City Residents
• Two West Point cadets earn Rhodes Scholarships
• VIDEO: Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan Announces 2021 Re-Election Campaign
• Chicago Native Mellody Hobson To Become Only Black Chair Of S&P 500 Company
• COVID In Denver: Coronavirus Tests, Food, Haircuts Offered For Those Experiencing Homelessness
• 'Hamilton' Kicks Off Broadway Sacramento's 2021 Broadway On Tour Season
• All Proper Procedures Followed With Dez Bryant, NFL Medical Director Says
• Florida Joins States In Lawsuit Targeting Facebook
• Teen, Inspired And Grateful By The Care She's Receiving At Children's Hospital, Hopes To Become Pediatric Nurse
• COVID Update: Dr. Colfax Warns San Francisco 'At A Crossroads;' Hundreds Could Die In Worst-Case Scenario
• Hospitals near capacity amid COVID-19 pandemic
• 'I Think It Could Get Really Ugly', Food Distributions Trouble If No Help Given By State, Feds
• 'We Gotta Do Something': Jason Kelce Says Change Had To Be Made After Eagles Bench Wentz For Hurts
• California Joins Lawsuit Against Facebook For Predatory, Monopolistic Behavior
• Reward Increased To $10,000 To Find Those Responsible In Killing Of Teen Gabriela Aldana In West Miami-Dade
• Next Year's Scheduled Toll Hike On Delaware River Port Authority Bridges Will Be Postponed
• COVID In Florida: 9,592 New Daily Cases And 89 Additional Deaths
• COVID-19 Pfizer Vaccine: Two Health Care Workers In UK Have Allergic Reaction; Doctors Say General Public Should Not Be Scared
• NASA Names Astronauts Who Will Train For Artemis-Moon Landing Program
• 'We're Ready': Colorado's COVID Vaccine Distribution Plan Revealed
• Dancing In His PJs: Teen's Positive Attitude Helping Him Recover After Bone Marrow Transplant
• HoCoRespond Giving Over $200K In Emergency Grants To Local Nonprofits
• 'SEAL Team' Adjusts To 'The New Normal' On An All-New Episode Tonight On CBS
• Long Island Sees Spike In Coronavirus Cases, Positivity Rate
• Killer Coyote Stalking Pets In Stamford, Conn., Officials Say
• U Of M Officials Focus On Teams Health After COVID Cases Cancels Game Against Ohio State
• Newsom Names Bay Area Air Quality Expert to Chair State's Air Board
• From Zoom Menorah Lightings To Parades, Local Temples Plan For Safe Hanukkah Celebrations
• Blaine Man Charged In Connection To Fatal Stabbing In Downtown Hudson
• Brookfield Zoo To Close Throughout January And February; 40 Staffers To Be Furloughed
• Here We Go Again: Some Bronx NYCHA Residents Say They Have Not Had Consistent Heat Since Saturday
• Mercy Health Services Receives $2M In Funding To Fight COVID-19 Pandemic
• Philadelphia Police: Officer Shoots Man Armed With Knife In Feltonville
• How COVID-19 Changed One Family's Hanukkah Plans
• As Early Voting Begins, Shelley Luther And Drew Springer Say Changes Needed To Governor's Authority During Pandemic
• Orioles Drop Frederick Keys As Minor League Affiliate
• FDA Reviewing Data On Pfizer Coronavirus Vaccine
• Loaded Guns, Drugs And $10K Cash Seized In Dania Beach Narcotics Investigation
• COVID In NYC: Many Residents Have Yet To Show Confidence In Vaccine Process
• 1 Hurt In North Sacramento Shooting; 3rd Violent Incident In Past Week
• COVID Vaccines In Minnesota: Mayo Clinic Reiterates Its Belief They Are Safe
• Florist Excited About Creative Possibilities Of 2021 Philadelphia Flower Show Moving To FDR Park
• Morgan State University Choir Forced To Adjust Traditional Holiday Performances Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody Backs Texas Challenge To Election Results In 4 States
• Police Action In San Francisco SoMa Prompts Shelter-In-Place
• Vice President Mike Pence Renames 2 Bases For Space Force
• Massachusetts To Deliver COVID Vaccine To Residents In Three Phases Beginning In December
• With More Restrictions On Indoor Dining Looming, Restaurant Officials Ask Gov. Cuomo To Show COVID-19 Data
• Keller @ Large: Mass. Residents Trust Doctors Most On COVID Vaccine
• Greater Sacramento Region Falls Under 15% ICU Capacity, Triggering Expanded COVID-19 Restrictions
• Northwest Indiana COVID-19 Outbreak Remains Among Worst In State That Is 'On Fire'
• California Reports 30,851 New COVID Cases, 196 Additional Deaths
• Commerce City Murder Suspect Arrested After Police Find Him Jumping On A Vehicle
• COVID-19 In Allegheny County: Small Businesses Brace For New Round Of Restrictions At Christmastime
• City Controller Audit Of Philadelphia Parking Authority Finds 'Management Salaries Need To Be Reined In'
• Michigan's Top Court Spikes Election Lawsuit By Trump Allies
• Deputies Looking For Porch Pirate In Jeffco Neighborhood
• Washington Township Fire Department Finds New Way To Teach Students About Fire Prevention During Pandemic
• 'Suicide Is A Very Real Threat': Pandemic Depression New, Growing Disorder Linked To COVID-19
• South Florida TV Sports Pioneer & Legend Bernie Rosen Dies At 93
• Suspected South Miami Serial Burglar Arrested In Unoccupied Home, After Running From Police
• Gardening 101: Pruning Summer Flowers
• Doctor: COVID Vaccine Won't Stop Spread Until It's Widely Available
• 'We've Been Suffering Pretty Hard,' Businesses Worry About Rollback As COVID Cases Rise
• COVID In Colorado: Water World Testing Site Will Stay Open Through March 2021
• AG Keith Ellison Joins Multi-State Lawsuit Accusing Facebook Of 'Predatory' Conduct
• Colorado Springs Detectives Solve 1999 Cold Case Murder Of Jennifer Watkins
• CSUF Set To Open Men's Basketball Season After Positive Coronavirus Test
• Mayor Lightfoot Says Ald. Tunney 'Will Absolutely Be Held Accountable' For Defying Indoor Dining Ban At His Ann Sather Restaurant
• Police Replace Colorado Springs Toddler's Birthday Gifts After She Was Briefly Whisked Away In Stolen Car
• Despite Critics, Charlie Baker And Andrew Cuomo Honored For Coronavirus Leadership By Kennedy Institute
• 'Uncle Luke' Rapper, Coach Luther Campbell Hopes Youngsters Will Take Heed, Learn From His Coronavirus Ordeal
• Big Ten eliminates six-game requirement for championship
• Dallas Detectives Need Public's Help Finding Hit-And-Run Driver
• UK Health Officials Ask People With Significant Allergies To Avoid Pfizer COVID Vaccine
• Teenager Shot While In His Car In San Francisco Bernal Heights Neighborhood
• Waterline Break Floods Downtown Miami Streets
• Toys At Christmas Are The Next Way The Boys & Girls Clubs To Help Families
• CHP Officer Killed In On-Duty Crash In Palmdale Laid To Rest
• Taylor Swift donates $13,000 to two struggling mothers
• West Virginia Backs Texas Effort To Invalidate Joe Biden's Win In Pennsylvania, 3 Other Battleground States
• Massachusetts Reports 5,675 New COVID Cases, 89 Additional Deaths
• Lightfoot Stands By Plan To Reopen Some Chicago Public Schools Starting Next Month; 'There Is No Replacement For In-Person Learning'
• McKeesport's Festival Of Trees Goes Virtual
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• At Least 1 Person Injured After Multi-Vehicle Crash On Bay Bridge, MDTA Says
• Report: Pittsburgh Penguins Will See Familiar Faces In Division Realignment For 2021 Season
• Finally Healthy And Running Hot, Ravens Seek Strong Finish
• Farmington Looking at Ways to Join Northville With Outdoor Dining Shelters To Help Restaurants
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: New Restrictions Won't Be A 'Shutdown,' Says Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald
• U.K. Warns Against Giving Pfizer Vaccine To People Prone To Severe Allergic Reactions
• COVID In Pennsylvania: New Restrictions On Businesses, Gatherings Expected To Come This Week, Officials Say
• Hunter Biden Facing Federal Investigation Over 'Tax Affairs'
• Hunter Biden Says Federal Prosecutors Are Investigating His 'Tax Affairs'
• Sanctions Looming, NJ Transit Says It'll Meet Safety Cutoff
• Keller: Despite Kennedy's Failed Senate Bid, Potent Political Attributes Remain
• MDOT: Bridge Beam Setting Will Close Portion Of I-94 In Detroit
• President Trump Says Campaign Will Intervene In Texas' U.S. Supreme Court Election Suit Against 4 Swing States
• CU Game Against Utah Moved To Saturday After COVID Issues Alter Football Schedule
• Dr. Barbara Ferrer Fights Back Tears While Reporting Over 8K Total COVID-19 Deaths In LA County
• Officials Investigating Cause Of Apartment Fire In Dundalk
• Dr. Ezike: Celebrate Upcoming Holidays Virtually; 'Let's Give The Gift Of Life. Let's Give The Gift Of Health This Holiday Season'
• California Has Third-Highest Homeless Population In US: Report
• COVID-19 Latest: Maryland Hospitalizations Highest Since Pandemic Began
• Boston Closer To Rebuilding Long Island Bridge After Court Ruling, Walsh Says
• Stimulus Package Update: Plan Should 'Give As Generous Aid To Local Governments As Possible,' Economist Says
• California, LA County Reverses Closure Of Outdoor, Public Playgrounds
• Healey Joins Multistate Lawsuit Seeking To End Facebook's 'Illegal Monopoly'
• Myon Burrell Thanks Panel Of Legal Experts For Reviewing Case With 'Fresh, Unbiased Eyes'
• Dominecia Davis Arrested For October Murder Of Dallas Teenager
• Gov. Hogan Urges Congress To Pass Another Financial Relief Package
• Best Buy wants 1 in 3 new corporate hires to be people of color
• Second Suspect Donnell Terrell Griffin III Arrested In October Murder Of Zeshaan Ali Toppa In Essex
• COVID-19 Vaccines Will Be Available At Ralphs Pharmacies Across Southland
• Dallas County Reports 33 COVID-19 Deaths Wednesday, Second Highest Count For 1 Day
• DeSoto High Principal Shon Joseph Named Texas Outstanding Principal Of The Year
• Mechanic: 'Everything Perfect' Before Fatal B-17 Crash In Conn.
• COVID: BART Joins U.S. Transit Agencies In Demand For Federal Funding
• Royal Caribbean "cruise to nowhere" cut short after passenger tests positive
• Aurora Borealis Sighting? Northern Lights May Be Visible in Massachusetts
• FTC Issues Warning About New Robocall Scam
• Gift Of Life Michigan Helps Provide The Most Selfless Gift Someone Can Give
• Michael Hari Found Guilty On All 5 Counts In Bloomington Mosque Bombing
• License Committee Approves Package Extending Relief Measures For Restaurants, Businesses Into 2021
• Minnesotans Across The State Could See The Northern Lights Overnight
• COVID-19 In West Virginia: 63 Virus Deaths Reported In 3 Days
• Traffic Stop In Isla Vista Leads To Huge Cache Of Guns At Goleta Home
• 'Incredibly Unusual': Tarrant County Judge Agrees For Body Of Buried Murder Victim To Be Dug Up For Evidence
• California Joins Multi-State Antitrust Lawsuit Against Facebook For Instagram, WhatsApp Acquisitions
• Forgotten Harvest Expands Operations, Expresses Need For Volunteers During COVID-19 Pandemic
• How Coronavirus Lockdown Has Affected Children & Their Mental Health
• Texas Rangers Investigating After Tarrant County Inmate Dies At Hospital
• Pennsylvania governor tests positive for COVID-19
• Dodgers Scout Jairo Castillo Dies From Complications Of COVID-19
• Tony Romo's Tom Brady Impression Cracks Up Jimmy Kimmel
• Dallas City Manager T.C. Broadnax Will Choose New Police Chief By Month's End
• West Virginia AG Backs Texas AG Ken Paxton's Effort To Invalidate Joe Biden's Presidential Election Win
• Driver Killed After Crashing Into Tree On Highway 85/87 Ramp
• UMD Students To Start Spring Semester With Virtual Classes
• NAACP calls on Biden to appoint a racial equity adviser
• Tattered Cover Bookstore's New Owners Have Childhood Connection
• Missing Edgewood Teen Found Safe
• These Were The Top Trending Google Searches In Massachusetts For 2020
• Pedestrian Dies In Hit-And-Run Collision Early Wednesday Morning Near Oakland Coliseum
• St. Paul Saints To Become Minnesota Twins' New Triple-A Affiliate
• Alabama governor extends mask order into January
• DoorDash shares rise 80% in first day of trading
• Report: Patriots Signing Defensive Back Dayan Lake To Practice Squad
• Lawrence Allen Charged In East Baltimore Shooting In June
• Cowboys-49ers Dec. 20 Game Moved From Prime Time To Noon Kickoff
• New Drug Developed By Pittsburgh-Based Company Showing Promise In Treatment Of COVID-19
• Officials: 62-Year-Old Driver Charged With Homicide By Vehicle In Crash That Left His 57-Year-Old Passenger Dead
• Terry McAuliffe launches campaign for second term as Virginia governor
• NYC mayor vows not to let people "jump the line" for vaccine
• Man Found Shot Dead In South San Jose; City's 43rd Homicide Of 2020
• Watch Live: Gov. Jared Polis Gives Update On Colorado's Response To COVID-19 At 1 p.m.
• Space Force Master Sgt. Frances Dupris Receives American Indian Science And Engineering Society Blazing Flame Award
• Where Will Coronavirus Vaccines Be Given In Massachusetts?
• 30 Pittsburgh Pagans Motorcycle Club Members And Associates Arrested For Drug Trafficking
• Dallas Gives Approval For 'Street Seats' Pilot Program To Expand Outdoor Seating For Businesses
• Bureau Of Elections Plans Most Comprehensive Post-Election Audits In Michigan's History
• Former Sojourner-Douglass College Caught Fire Early Wednesday
• Broncos Cornerback AJ Bouye Suspended For 6 Games After Violating NFL Policy On Performance-Enhancing Drugs
• Underground Gasoline Spill In Walnut Creek Prompts Federal, State Investigations
• San Francisco Picked to Be Test Site for GM's Driverless Taxi Service
• Rep. Joe Kennedy III Says Country's Future Is 'Big and Bright' In Farewell Speech To Congress
• AAA: Speed Cameras Are Still Operating In School Zones Even Though Most Students Learning Remote
• "Multiple gunshot wounds" killed Black man shot by Ohio deputy
• 'Seal Team' Adjusts To 'The New Normal' On An All-New Episode Tonight On CBS
• Denver Indian Family Resource Center Gets Grant Money From Jeff Bezos' Foundation
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 8,256 New COVID-19 Cases, 179 More Deaths
• 'Brian Flores Has Done A Great Job With This Team': CBS' Jay Feely On Dolphins, Tua Tagovailoa And Matchup With Chiefs
• Johns Hopkins University Creates Stethoscope To Diagnose Lung Abnormalities
• 13-Year-Old Boy Missing From Frederick County, Found Safe
• Four of the deadliest days in U.S. history occurred last week
• When Can You Get The COVID-19 Vaccine?
• Sen. Feinstein Questions Why Vandenberg Not Shortlisted For Space Command HQ
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: With New Restrictions Looming, Businesses Say They May Not Survive
• City Of Chicago To Announce COVID Vaccine Distribution Plans
• Towson University Mourning Loss Of Longtime Football Coach Phil Albert
• 'First Thing To Do Is Figure Out If Sam Darnold Is Quarterback Of Future': Jay Feely On Jets And 2021 Offseason
• December Will Be 'One Of The Deadliest Months' For COVID, Baltimore Officials Say
• What airline passengers should know about COVID-19 testing
• #SaveHospitality Campaign: Hear Testimonies From Minnesota Restaurant Workers
• UMBC President, Wife Participate In Phase 3 Moderna COVID Vaccine Trial
• Red Sox Dropping Affiliation With Lowell Spinners In 2021, Hopeful To Reconnect
• COVID In Colorado: RTD Asks For Federal Funding To Make Up For Ridership Shortfalls During Pandemic
• Pentagon to roll out 44,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses to start, officials say
• Ventura, Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo Counties Seek To Break Off From SoCal Regional Stay-Home Order
• Miami Weather: Sunny & Bright Afternoon, Night Time Lows In Upper 40s
• Most Baltimore Zip Codes Have A 5% Or More COVID Positivity Rate
• Maryland Reports First Cold-Related Death Of Season, Woman In Baltimore City
• Small Plane Crashed During Landing At Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport
• Starbucks names investment pro Mellody Hobson as board chair
• Pittsburgh Steelers RB James Conner Activated From Reserve/COVID-19 List
• Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport Now Offering COVID-19 Testing
• Biden introduces his pick to lead Defense Department
• Governor Ron DeSantis Says Getting Nursing Home, ALF Residents Vaccinated Is A Priority
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 8,703 New Cases, 220 Additional Deaths
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Reports 82 More Deaths, 4,500+ Additional Cases
• COVID Schools: State Assembly Leaders Press For All Schools To Resume In-Person Learning In Spring
• As New COVID Restrictions Loom Citywide, Schools Reopen In Staten Island's Orange Zone
• COVID In New Jersey: First Of Three Pop-Up Coronavirus Testing Sites Open In Camden
• Popular Ponzio's Diner In Cherry Hill Reopens After Shutting Down When Employee Contracted Coronavirus
• SUV Hits Officer, Leads Police On Chase Through 2 New Jersey Towns
• Cowboys Head Into Final Quarter Of Season With NFC's Worst Record
• President Trump Looks Past Supreme Court Loss To New Lawsuit Challenging Pennsylvania Election Results
• Coach K says playing during pandemic doesn't "feel right"
• Michigan Will Borrow $600M For Flint Water Settlement
• Hurley's Picks: Power Ranking The Non-Traditional NFL Game Nights In 2020
• Man Found Shot Dead In South San Jose; City's 43rd Homicide Of 2020
• Kids' Letters To Santa Reveal Their Pandemic Fears: 'Can You Please Find A Cure For Covid-19'
• Trump Appoints Former Aide Kellyanne Conway To Air Force Academy Board Of Visitors
• COVID In Colorado: Gov. Jared Polis Extends Mask Mandate For Another 30 Days
• COVID-19 Pandemic 'Sharpens' Inequalities Among Minnesota Workers, UMN Research Finds
• NASA names astronauts for future moon missions
• Dwayne Brown Charged With Attempted Murder For Allegedly Shooting At Man Walking His Dog In West Baltimore
• President Trump's Campaign Joining Case Before Supreme Court Challenging Election Results In Pennsylvania, Other States
• South San Francisco Police Arrest Burglary Suspect With $21,000 in Auto Parts
• Google's 2020 searches highlight one of strangest years ever
• 60 Freeway In Chino Closed In Both Directions After Crane Hits Power Line
• One Taken To Hospital In Castle Rock In Overnight Police Shooting
• Registered Sex Offender Arrested In Auburn On Suspicion Of Drug Sales
• Fire Torches Home In Koreatown
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Announces 34 Additional Deaths As Toll Rises To Over 600
• Woman Critically Injured After Being Hit By Tractor-Trailer In Worcester
• Newly-Opened Montgomery County Gym Hosting Holiday Workouts In Effort To Raise Money For Families In Need
• Pa. Man Admits Hitting NJ Police, Court Officials With Fake Liens In Retaliation For Motor Vehicle Ticket
• Detroit Police: Woman Injured In Firebombing On City's West Side
• When Can You Get The COVID Vaccine?
• Dez Bryant COVID Situation Raises Questions About League Protocol, Repercussions For Ravens
• Holiday Recipes From Luvafoodie
• Denver Weather: Sunny And Very Mild Wednesday, Then Snow Arrives Late Thursday
• Person Hospitalized After Early Morning House Fire In Citrus Heights
• Cooking With Rania: Pecan Pie Brownies
• Small Brush Fire Erupts In Hollywood Hills
• Four Celtics Rank In ESPN's Top 50, With Jayson Tatum Just Outside Top 10
• Philadelphia exoneree fights for others wrongfully convicted
• USPS Extending Hours This Weekend At Detroit-Area Locations For Holiday Shoppers
• Police: Men Seen On Video Robbing Hell's Kitchen Grocery Store At Gunpoint
• Philadelphia Weather: Delaware Valley Sees First Snow Of Winter Season
• NYPD: Minor Car Crash Leads To Gunfire, Attempted Robbery In The Bronx
• Police: 3 Suspects On The Loose After Shots Fired During Farmington Hills Home Invasion
• In Budget Address, South Dakota's Noem Defends Handling Of Pandemic
• Suisun City Firefighter Rescues Guinea Pig That Got Head Stuck In Cage
• Semaj Reynolds Charged With Attempted Murder In Aurora Shooting
• Serial Bank Robbery Suspects Accused Of Pistol-Whipping Thornton Teller
• Littleton Teenager Leads Effort To Help People With Invisible Disabilities In Colorado
• PTL Links: December 9, 2020
• Eddie Louis Bibbs Dies Of Injuries From December 1 Crash In Baltimore County
• Former Santa Clarita Rep. Katie Hill Gets Restraining Order Against Ex-Husband
• Coronavirus Latest: Tri-State Area Residents, Businesses Fear More Restrictions Could Be Coming
• Sacramento Mayor Proposes Homeless Crisis 'Master Plan'
• 2 Men Found Shot, 1 Fatally, After SUV Crashes In Gary
• Drop Off 'Dear Santa' Letters At Irving City Hall, Receive A Note From The North Pole
• 14 fired or suspended following probe into Fort Hood soldier's death
• Michigan Cancels Ohio State Game
• More Than 30 New Coronavirus Outbreaks Reported In Michigan Schools
• West Virginia plant explosion prompts shelter-in-place order
• Engineering A Better Life
• 71-Year-Old Arrested After Murder Inside Roxbury Apartment
• Donald Garcia Arrested In Camper In Saguache, Suspected In Killing Of Robert Turner Jr.
• Allegheny County Pays Tribute To Frontline Workers With Holiday Laser Show
• Colorado Congressman Ken Buck Requests Special Counsel To Investigate Hunter Biden
• Little girl's letter to Santa leads to emotional reunion
• Wisconsin-Based F-16 Crashes In Michigan's Upper Peninsula During Training
• Stockton Teens Riding Same Kind Of Popular Bike Targeted At Gunpoint
• 2 People Found Dead In Garage Of Beach Park House
• Denton, Mansfield And Keller Have New Mayors After December 8th North Texas Run-off Elections
• 16-Year-Old Boy Killed, 21-Year-Old Man Injured In Separate Baltimore Shootings Monday Night
• 23-Year-Old Man Fatally Shot In Garfield Ridge Home
• New York expects 170,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses as soon as this weekend
• Matthew Slater Loving Life Back At UCLA
• Volunteer credited with saving man's life
• Broward Man Richard Delisi Freed After Serving 31 Years In Prison For Marijuana Crime
• Vikings, Giants Shed Slow Starts, Move Into Playoff Position
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Holiday Travel
• 2020 Holiday Drives In The Chicago Area
• Lions Feeling Good About Bevell And Themselves
• Gunner Olszewski Named AFC Special Teams Player Of The Week
• Mayor Condemns Placerville Proud Boys Chapter: 'We Don't Want You In Placerville'
• SHOCKING VIDEO: FedEx Deliveryman Shot In Back In Brooklyn
• Hawaii surfer injured in shark attack; surfing event postponed
• 'Only One' Anti-Vaping Campaign
• Vice President Mike Pence To Meet With National Space Council At Kennedy Space Center
• Caught On Video: NYPD Mounted Unit Tries To Break Up Brawl In Times Square
• Cambridge Historical Society Hosting 'Good Riddance 2020' Event
• Fire At Auto Shop In West Englewood Prompts Hazmat Response
• California Hospitals Prepare Contingency Plan In Case ICU Beds Reach Capacity
• Maryland Weather: Snow Showers Around Wednesday With Rain Mixed In
• Idaho health board COVID meeting ended due to "intense" protests
• Bay Area COVID Pandemic Roundup: Tradition-Starved Locals Flock To Christmas Tree Lots; Officials Demand Playgrounds Reopen; Defiant San Jose Pastor Held In Contempt
• Judge: Los Angeles County Acted 'Arbitrarily' In Patio Dining Ban
• Patriots Playoff Picture: Pats Need Wins And A Lot Of Help
• Rep. Jim Himes confident in Biden national security team
• Activists say China's repression of minorities "turbocharged" by tech
• F-16 crashes in Michigan; pilot's status "unknown"
• "Extraordinary" rate of change as the Arctic warms, NOAA says
• Mnuchin makes $916 billion offer to Pelosi for COVID relief bill
• PPG Paints Arena Holding Concession Equipment Auction
• House passes defense bill with veto-proof margin as Trump threatens veto
• Hundreds Gather For Prayer Vigil, Protest In Hopes Of Saving John W. Hallahan Catholic Girls' High School
• U.S. prepares for vaccine rollout as cases top 15 million
• Supreme Court rejects GOP bid to overturn Pennsylvania election results
• Massachusetts Crashes Dropped 33% Since Start Of COVID Pandemic
• AAA Survey Finds Men Are More Aggressive Drivers Compared To Women
• Hopes dimming for another round of stimulus checks in 2020
• 'I Don't Understand What Happened': 70-Year-Old Miami Beach Man Clueless As To Why Stranger Attacked Him
• Lori Loughlin's daughter breaks silence on college admissions scam
• Ex-lawmaker who died from COVID gave warning from hospital bed
• Miami Family Forced Out By Fire
• Supreme Court Orders Reply To Texas AG Ken Paxton's Election Lawsuit By 3PM Thursday
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: New State Restrictions Could Be Announced This Week, Allegheny Co. Executive Rich Fitzgerald Says
• COVID, Quarantine, And Employment: How Can You Stay Safe And Still Make Ends Meet?
• COVID In Philadelphia: Coronavirus Vaccine Could Be Distributed As Early As Next Week If FDA Grants Emergency Use Authorization
• Suburban Realtor Says Scammers Keep Using His Listings To Trick People
• Firefighters Battle Flames At Lumber Company In Southern Minnesota
• Hanukkah Pre-Order Take + Bake Dinner From Craft & Crew
• U.K. issues warning after 2 allergic reactions to Pfizer vaccine
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warmer Weather Begins Wednesday
• Icy Conditions, Window Bars Hinder Firefighters During Roxbury Apartment Fire
• Shelter In Place Lifted Following Chemical Plant Explosion In West Virginia
• FDNY: EMS Crew Robbed At Gunpoint After Responding To Fake 911 Call
• More Money Problems For Troubled C4 Mental Health Centers: State Demanding Return Of $1.3 Million Grant, Plus Interest; Group Owes $250K In Federal Taxes
• Nurse who flaunted ignoring Oregon COVID curbs is out of a job
• Chicago Weather: Sunshine Returns With Mild Temperatures
• New COVID Testing Site Opens At Riverside MBTA Lot In Newton
• Plenty Of Blame To Go Around After Carson Wentz Benched For Jalen Hurts, Eagles Fans Say
• Pittsburgh Police Investigate Overnight Shooting In North Side
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/9 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Outpouring of love "overwhelming" after tragedy at mini golf course
• 'I'm Not A Hacker': Former Florida COVID Data Scientist Rebekah Jones On Allegations Leading To Police Raid At Her Home
• Philadelphia Eagles Name Jalen Hurts Starting Quarterback Against New Orleans Saints
• Wednesday's Child: 14-Year-Old Damon
• MassDOT To Test Wrong-Way Driver Highway Alert System
• Pa. Department Of Health Highlights Resources For Those Battling Addiction
• Venice floods as new $8 billion dam system fails to activate
• West Virginia University And CDC Complete Mask Observation Study
• Wilkinsburg Borough Adds Cost Of Police Body Cameras And Dash Cameras To Budget
• COVID Shutdown: SF Supe Asks Governor To Open Playgrounds Citing Overcrowding, Impact On Kids
• WVU-Robert Morris Men's Basketball Game Canceled
• COVID-19 In Greene County: Pop-Up Testing Site Available This Week
• COVID Holidays: Yearning For Tradition More People Flocking To Christmas Tree Lots
• 1 Wounded In Shooting On I-580 In Oakland Near Highway 24
• COVID-19 In Fayette County: County Courthouse Closed To The Public
• Wednesday's Show Info (12/9/20)
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Federal Grand Juries Canceled For Rest Of 2020

Videos from December 9, 2020

• 12/9: Red and Blue
• Former federal prosecutor reacts to antitrust lawsuit against Facebook
• Feds and 46 states file antitrust lawsuit against Facebook
• Examining the impact of "participatory disinformation" on society
• Just 27 of 249 Republicans in Congress acknowledge Biden's victory
• 2 West Point cadets awarded Rhodes Scholarships
• SpaceX rocket test flight ends in fiery explosion
• Justice Department reviewing fatal shooting of Black man in Ohio
• Hunter Biden under federal investigation over "tax affairs"
• Dr. LaPook answers your questions about the coronavirus vaccine
• Hospitals near capacity as U.S. reports record COVID cases and deaths
• U.K. warns against Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for those with severe allergies
• CBS Evening News, December 9, 2020
• Cobb County officials reduce early voting locations ahead of Georgia Senate runoff elections
• Time running out for Congress to pass coronavirus relief before aid expires
• Alex Azar says he's sure FDA will ask Pfizer about U.K. vaccine allergic reactions
• How to slow the spread of COVID-19 amid dangerously rising cases
• Antitrust lawsuit accuses Facebook of squashing competition
• Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf tests positive for COVID-19
• Pence introduces NASA's Artemis moon program astronauts
• California sees record-breaking COVID-19 numbers
• NAACP leader calls for Biden to create a new civil rights envoy position
• Biden introduces his choice for defense secretary, Lloyd Austin
• National Urban League CEO recaps meeting with Biden
• Millions of student loan borrowers will have to make payments again soon
• Justice Department investigates Ohio deputy's fatal shooting of Casey Goodson
• Cuomo outlines who will be prioritized for COVID-19 vaccine
• Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine entering final phase of review in U.S.
• Defense Department will get 40,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses to start
• New York City mayor says people of privilege won't be allowed to "jump the line" for COVID-19 vaccine
• Biden makes more Cabinet picks as he outlines COVID-19 pandemic plan
• House Armed Services Committee Chairman Adam Smith weighs in on Biden's Pentagon pick
• Man with cancer credits volunteer with saving his life during the pandemic
• Girl writes letter to Santa asking to see her friend again, and he delivers
• Latest popular movies, books to enjoy this holiday season
• Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner on mission to reform office's culture
• Walgreens executive on COVID-19 vaccine distribution to long-term care facilities
• Top cybersecurity firm FireEye hacked, evidence points to Russian intelligence
• Olivia Jade addresses college admissions scandal that landed parents in prison
• ICU beds across U.S. becoming scarce as hospitals face surge of COVID cases
• Army secretary vows "dramatic steps" to address sexual assault, hold leaders accountable
• Fort Hood report highlights failing leadership on base, 14 soldiers fired or suspended
• WorldView: Wealthy nations accused of hoarding vaccines, and more global headlines
• Department of Justice announces it will investigate Casey Goodson Jr. police shooting
• President-elect pledges 100 million vaccine doses for Americans in first 100 days in office
• Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar on possible COVID-19 vaccine roll out
• 12/9: CBSN AM
• U.S. hospitals prepare for coronavirus vaccine distribution
• Newark, New Jersey mayor says his city will follow the science in curbing coronavirus