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• San Jose State Beats Nevada, Advances to Mountain West Championship
• Thousands Drive Through Light Show To Benefit Shriners Children's Hospital
• Union Station Tree Lighting Event Gets Virtual Makeover
• Zodiac Killer's Cipher Solved By Amateur Codebreakers
• Night 3: Kenneth Avenue, Fair Oaks
• Porter Ranch Pharmacist Gearing Up For COVID-19 Vaccination Rollout
• COVID In Colorado: Sam's No. 3 In Denver Shut Down For Serving Diners In Enclosed Patio
• COVID In Colorado: First Shipments Of Coronavirus Vaccine Will Go To These Health Care Facilities
• Collateral Damage From COVID-19 Leads To Early Death For Thousands Of Alzheimer's Patients
• 'We Want To Spread Hope': Hundreds Gather For Tent Worship Service Despite Pandemic Warnings
• Solano County Businesses Reeling In Every Last Customer They Can
• COVID In Colorado: Mountain Snow A Welcome Sight For Skiers As Resorts Adapt To Coronavirus Restrictions
• 'We Could Literally Go Under': Overwhelmed San Bernardino County Hospitals Running Out Of Beds For COVID Patients
• South Lake Tahoe Struggles To Stay Open While Neighboring Nevada Operates Under Different Health Guidelines
• Bay Area Seniors Eagerly Await Newly-Approved Pfizer COVID Vaccine
• Lakers Top Clippers 87-81 In Preseason Opener
• Man Accused In $180,000 Embezzlement Scheme Against Construction Company
• 'Probably Going To Get Worse': Jeffco Public Schools Teacher Wants More Consideration Before Return To In-Person Learning
• COVID In Colorado: UCHealth Automated Coronavirus Testing System Could Take Pressure Off Lab Workers
• Chicago Hospitals Prepare For Distribution After COVID-19 Pfizer Vaccine Approved For Emergency Use
• Chicago Weather: A Cold And Chilly Weekend
• Sacramento SPCA Hosting Puppy Palooza Adoption Event Saturday
• During A Tough Year, Generous Community Shows Up For Together 4 Colorado Toy Drive
• 'They're Coming Out In Droves': Chatsworth Restaurant Holds Fundraiser To Help Make It Through Pandemic
• New Security Measures At Millennium Park Include Checking Bags, Turning Tree Lights Off Earlier To Improve Social Distancing
• Suspect Arrested In Fatal Shooting Of Centennial Gas Station Clerk On Thanksgiving
• COVID Vaccine: FDA Approves Pfizer Vaccine For Emergency Distribution
• FDA Approves Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine For Emergency Use
• COVID-19 In Butler County: Leaders Providing Gift Cards To Laid-Off Hospitality Workers
• 'We Are In A Life Or Death Situation' | Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott Defends Indoor And Outdoor Dining Closure; Restaurant Owners Struggle
• Philadelphia Weather: Very Active Pattern Likely To Bring Chance Of Snow To Region Next Week
• 2020 Tip Challenge Surprises Restaurant Workers With Huge Tips After Donnie Wahlburg's Inspiration
• Maryland Hospitals Prepare To Distribute COVID-19 Vaccine
• Baltimore County Public Schools Students Must Trade In HP, Windows Devices Following Ransomware Cyber Attack
• What's A First-Year Coach To Do Adapting To The Times?
• Baltimore County Water Billing Resumes After County Secures Outside Vendor to Assist With Meter Reads, Billing
• Harvey Weinstein To Remain In New York Prison After Judge Postpones Extradition Hearing
• Woman, 2 Children Taken To Hospital After Carbon Monoxide Incident At Suffolk County Home
• Maryland Zoo Welcomes 2 Red-Tailed Guenon To Chimpanzee Forest
• Residents Urged To Assess COVID-19 Risk Of Various Activities During Holidays
• COVID In Colorado: 5 New Coronavirus Testing Sites Open Across State
• Truck Stolen With Service Dog In It From Davie Gas Station
• Supreme Court Rejects Texas Bid To Overturn Election Results In Four States
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Gym, Restaurant Owners In Fight Of Their Lives With New Statewide Restrictions
• What Is Holiday Heart Syndrome? Good Question
• LASD Deputies Involved In Shooting Death Of Andres Guardado Relieved Of Duty
• Local Clinical Vaccine Trial Aims To Address Black Under-Representation In Medicine
• Baker Signs State Budget, Rejects Expansion Of Abortion Access
• Staffer Delivering Food For Charity Shot On Upper West Side
• FDA Authorizes Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine For Emergency Use
• 'I Will Take It'; Health Care Workers On Front Lines Ready For COVID-19 Vaccine
• Allegheny Co. Couple Ties The Knot On Mt. Washington After Having Wedding Canceled Twice
• FDA Approves Pfizer's Coronavirus Vaccine for Emergency Use
• Littleton House Fire Investigated As Arson & Attempted Murder
• UCLA Medical Center Asking For Help To Identify Patient
• Mass. Communities Remain Vigilant, Prepare For COVID-19 Vaccine
• Colorado State Rams Season Finale Canceled
• Taylor Swift Donates $13K To Michigan Mom After Finding Story On Washington Post
• Chevy Holiday Stroll At Canterbury Village Teams Up With Non-Profit To Collect Toys For Kids During Pandemic
• Detroit Police Looking For 2 Suspects In West Side Assault
• San Bernardino Adds 3,369 New COVID-19 Cases, Riverside Reports 1,897
• COVID Restrictions: Several Danville Restaurants Defy Outdoor-Dining Ban
• West Virginia Man Accused Of Killing 2 In Drive-By Shootings
• 185 Protective Barriers Installed In DDOT Buses
• Allegheny Co. Parks Department Cancels Rentals And Sports Programs Through Jan. 3, 2021
• Roseville Dick's Sporting Goods Alleged Thieves Arrested After Crash In Citrus Heights
• Employees At Pilsen IDES Office Test Positive For COVID-19
• COVID In New York: 2021 Winter State Championships Canceled For All High-Risk High School Sports
• Senate Targets Virus Restrictions; OKs Jobless, Water Bills
• Police: Multiple Protesters Struck By Vehicle In Murray Hill
• Texas GOP Chair Allen West Suggests 'Law-Abiding States' Should 'Form A Union' After Supreme Court Rejects Lawsuit On Election Results
• Rollout To Begin In Colorado After FDA Authorizes Pfizer Vaccine For Emergency Use
• Hazmat Crew Responds To Ammonia Leak At Cold Storage Facility In Strip District
• Los Angeles Metro To Debut Ride-Share Service, Bus Routes This Weekend
• SAFER-COVID Personal Risk Tools
• Gov. Gavin Newsom Recall Supporters 'Halfway There' In Reaching Goal Of 1.5 Million Signatures
• COVID Pandemic: FDA Approves Pfizer's Coronavirus Vaccine For Emergency Use
• US Gives Green Light For Emergency Use Of Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine In Bid To End Pandemic
• FDA Authorizes Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine For Emergency Use
• On A Positive Note: Social Media Connects 92-Year-Old Artist With Carousel Panels He Painted In 1948 For West View Park
• No. 11 West Virginia Rallies, Escapes North Texas 62-50
• 'There Is A Huge Impact': City Of Folsom Says In-Store Shopping Is More Crucial Than Ever
• US Buys Additional 100 Million Doses Of Moderna's COVID Vaccine
• Doctor has message for COVID-19 doubters and non-maskers
• COVID Outbreak: Over 90 Cases, 77 In Santa Clara County, Linked To NorCal Youth Basketball Tournament
• Clinical Trial Gets Underway In Duarte For New COVID-19 Vaccine
• Out-Of-Control Van Slams Into New Jersey Home; Driver, 82-Year-Old Passenger Taken To Hospital
• Police: 29-Year-Old Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In West Philadelphia
• MedStar Franklin Square Releases Its 1,000th COVID-19 Patient
• Expecting Mom Survives COVID, Baby Delivered Early While In ICU
• Texas Nears 24,000 Reported Deaths From COVID-19
• Utah State Players Opt Out Of Colorado State Game In Protest
• COVID In Florida: 11,699 New Daily Cases And 126 Additional Deaths
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Businesses Will Have To Make Tough Decisions As New Restrictions Loom
• Maryland Lawmakers 'Disappointed' By Witness At Hearing
• COVID-19 Vaccine: Federal Aviation Administration Increases Allowance For Dry Ice On Planes To Allow More Doses To Be Shipped
• 'If It Continues...We Will Absolutely Run Out Of ICU Beds': OC Sets Another Record For Daily COVID-19 Hospitalizations
• Silicon Valley Exodus: Oracle Moves Headquarters To Texas, Latest To Relocate During COVID-19 Pandemic
• The Greatest Bar Announces Temporary Closure Due To COVID
• COVID Vaccines: Hospitals Across California Prepare To Get First Doses
• Judge Orders OC Sheriff To Reduce Jail Population By 50% Due To Pandemic
• Why some Black Americans are skeptical of a COVID-19 vaccine
• Dam Removed From San Geronimo Creek Reopens Coho Salmon Run To Spawning Grounds
• Silicon Valley Exodus: Oracle Moves Headquarters To Texas, Latest To Relocate During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Howard County Police Locate Missing Teen From Columbia
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Reports Second Negative Coronavirus Test
• 'We're Following Rules': Solano County Remains Open, Welcomes Visitors From Other Parts Of Region
• Oracle Moving HQ From Silicon Valley To Texas
• Andover Teens Create Holiday Magic For Kids In Need
• Shopping Online For Holiday Gifts? Here Are Some Important Deadlines If You're Shipping
• MPD Arrests Suspect After Home Of 89-Year-Old Woman Was Vandalized 9 Times
• Watchdog: VA Secretary tried to discredit House aide who alleged sexual assault
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Hospitals Preparing For First Round Of Vaccine
• Army Hosts Navy For 1st Time In 77 Years Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Nurses Raise Alarm As SoCal Regional ICU Availability Plummets To 6.2%
• Man Accused Of Pulling Gun On Caltrain Conductor At Redwood City Station
• Denver Weather: Next Round Of Snow Arrives Shortly
• CSUF Set To Open Delayed Men's Basketball Season After Positive COVID Tests Halt 2 Previous Attempts
• Supreme Court Rejects Texas Lawsuit Against Election Results In 4 Battleground States
• Sixers Fan To Give $1 Million Worth Of Memorabilia Back To Baseball Hall Of Famer Johnny Bench
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/11 Friday Night & Weekend Forecast
• Principal Hosting Online Wish List For High School Students In Need
• More Package Delivery Dilemmas As Parcels Are Found Dumped In Alleys; 'These Are Legitimate Full Packages'
• Tenant Advocates Rally Outside Brooklyn Housing Court To Stop Evictions During Pandemic
• Community Groups Have Questions About Amazon Bringing Distribution Center To Lawrenceville
• COVID In Colorado: Polis Says Many Others Would 'Love To Receive That Vaccine'
• Marine Rescuers On Long Island Join National Effort To Save Endangered, Cold-Stunned Sea Turtles Washing Ashore In New England
• Hospitals Receive Freezers In Preparation For COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout; Some Will Rely On City Of Chicago
• Modesto City Schools Teacher Dies From COVID-Related Complications, District Confirms
• FKA Twigs Files Suit Against Shia LaBeouf, Alleging Abuse
• Small Businesses Trying To Survive Economic Downturn Say 'Shop Local' Campaigns, Social Media Mentions Crucial To Staying Afloat
• Workers Expected To Face Questions About Holiday Travel Plans From Employers
• COVID In Littleton: Littleton Public Schools Takes Phased-In Approach To In-Person Learning After Winter Break
• Newark Residents Seeking Help For Holiday Gifts After Being Hit Hard By COVID Pandemic
• Former Sacramento After-School Teacher Sentenced For Trying To Arrange Sex With 12-Year-Old Girl
• Rain Arrives, Providing Some Relief For Drought-Stricken Northern California
• State Trooper Rescues Dog Running Alongside Highway
• Poor Air Quality In Stillwater Prison Could Have Contributed To COVID Outbreak
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Judge Denies Motion To Toss State's Mask Mandate
• Crews Extinguish Fire In Operating Room Of Holy Cross Hospital, Officials Say
• Owner Of St. Cloud's Press Bar Faces Federal Arson Counts
• New Law Requires NYCHA To Inform Residents What To Do If Mold Complaints Go Unaddressed
• U.S. won't punish athletes for peacefully protesting at Olympics
• Hospital COVID Cleaner In Chicago Talks About Her Work; 'I See Them Suffer. It's Painful'
• Supreme Court Rejects Texas' Lawsuit Seeking To Overturn Election Results In Pennsylvania, 3 Other States
• Rapid COVID Testing At Mall Of America
• U.S. Supreme Court Denies Texas' Bid To Overturn Election Results In 4 States, Including Pa.
• Hagedorn, Stauber, Emmer Among 100+ Republicans Supporting Texas-Led Election Lawsuit To Overturn Biden's Win
• Secret Santa surprises essential workers with Christmas cash
• DuPage County Health Care Workers Await The COVID Vaccine; 'It's A Long Time Coming'
• Supreme Court Dismisses Texas-Led Effort To Throw Out Election Results
• Edina Orchestra Comes Together While Staying Apart To Perform 'Lean On Me'
• Thousands Of Mass. Restaurants Expected To 'Hibernate' This Winter
• New COVID-19 Testing Site Opens At Zeta Center On Reisterstown Road
• Coronavirus Latest: Anne Arundel County Libraries Temporarily Suspend In-Building Appointments
• 'There's Too Many Good Players': New Phillies Boss Dave Dombrowski Plans 'Retool, Not A Rebuild'
• Rockland County Family Raising Spirits With Festive Light Display While Also Fundraising For A Good Cause
• Rush Prepares For COVID Vaccine Rollout; 'To Think That We're Here Is Kind Of Amazing To Me'
• Drugs, Cash, Syringes Found In 2 Safes During Davis Arrest
• 'Stay Out Of Pennsylvania': State Attorney General Josh Shapiro Calls Texas Election Lawsuit A Threat To Democracy
• Google Antitrust Case: AG Xavier Becerra Says California To Join Federal Lawsuit
• New Jersey hospital practices how to distribute COVID-19 vaccine
• Wisconsin court rejects Trump campaign's recount challenge
• Personal Photo, Music Essay Might Stir Memories Of Christmas Past
• COVID Restrictions: San Jose Church Leaders Warn Congregants To Celebrate Our Lady Of Guadalupe At Home
• Opa-locka Police Department Holds First-Ever 'Shop With A Cop' Event
• Wisconsin Supreme Court To Hear Trump Lawsuit Appeal
• Top CEOs vow to hire 1 million Black Americans
• Dr. Max's COVID Vax FAQs: Can People With Allergies Get The COVID Vaccine? What About Diabetes?
• Pitt Football Opts Out Of Bowl Game This Season
• Riverside County Grand Jury Indicts Noah McIntosh's Father For His 2019 Murder
• Man Killed, Another Injured In Shooting In South Baltimore, Police Say
• Philadelphia Installs Electronic Devices To Count Bikes In Bike Lanes
• While Not Out Of The Woods, Walz Encouraged By COVID Case Trends
• Homicide Victim Found In Vacant Lot Off Watt Avenue
• Texas Woman's University Hosts Drive-Thru Graduation At Texas Motor Speedway
• COVID Cases, Deaths Continuing To Surge On Long Island: 'We Are Seeing 1,000 Positive Cases A Day'
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Federal Judge Denies Motion To Toss State's Mask Mandate
• Live Theater Returns With "Seven Deadly Sins" On Lincoln Road
• Finance Committee Poised To Consider Proposed Settlements In 3 Lawsuits Against CPD
• Pittsburgh Doctor Addresses Concerns About Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine
• Patience Needed For Residents Wondering About Receiving COVID-19 Vaccine At Local Pharmacies
• 'Google Has Stifled Competition': California Joins Federal Antitrust Case Against Search Giant
• 'Bottleneck Bandits' Wanted In 3 Armed Bank Robberies In Past Month
• LA County Reports Another Record-Setting Day As COVID-19 Caseload Passes 500,000 Mark
• Trapped Underwater In Septic Tank, 2 Escaped Dogs Rescued By Miami-Dade Animal Services Employee
• 'It's A Big Day For Him': 8-Year-Old Boy With Autism, Cancer Receives Christmas Surprise From Make-A-Wish Foundation
• New Poll Shows 35% Of American Women Are Not Interested In Getting COVID Vaccine
• Broward County Selected For Pilot Program To Vaccinate Those Who Need It Most
• Bond Fire Devastates Rancho Soñado, Home Of Orange County 'Inside The Outdoors' School Program
• Study Shows Biogen Conference Could Be Connected To As Many As 300,000 COVID Cases
• UPDATE Three Suspects Arrested In Connection With Fatal San Jose Shooting
• New York City's Coronavirus Indicators All Surpass Thresholds, Mayor Says 'That's A Second Wave'
• President Trump Reportedly Pressuring Head Of FDA To Authorize Pfizer's COVID Vaccine
• 3 Men Arrested In Connection With 1-Year-Old Zykier Young's Shooting Death To Stand Trial
• The Winner Of The 2020 WBZ Gingerbread House Competition Is...
• Court Closes East Grand Forks Bar For Reopening Despite Executive Order
• 'Cheer' Star Jerry Harris Indicted On New Charges Of Child Pornography, Sex Abuse
• Miami Heat Says No Fans In The Stands At AAA During Preseason, Start Of Season Games
• Ransomware Attacks Targeting Hospitals, Schools On The Rise
• Dallas County Reports 1,849 New COVID-19 Cases, 20 More Deaths Friday
• Officials: Milford Police Officer Shot, Attempted Murder Suspect Killed During Firefight Outside Rehoboth Motel
• Suspected Gunman Kimani Brown Sought In Deadly Fort Lauderdale Bus Terminal Shooting
• Mayor Walsh Concerned About 'Limited Amount Of Doses' In First COVID Vaccine Shipment
• COVID In New Jersey: Small Businesses In South Jersey Growing Concerned Restrictions Are On Way
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Inmate At SCI Fayette Dies From Coronavirus
• Pritzker Slams 2 GOP Illinois Congressmen For Joining Texas Lawsuit Asking Supreme Court To Overturn Biden's Election Win
• Ryan True Held Without Bail After Being Charged With Murdering Middleboro Parents
• Shuttered Mission San Juan Capistrano Vandalized
• Massachusetts Confirmed COVID Death Total Now Over 11,000
• This week on "Face the Nation," December 13, 2020
• Two Former State Police Troopers Arrested On Public Corruption Charges
• Mayor Jacob Frey Signs 2021 Budget, Retaining Police Force Head Count
• Cecil County Sheriff's Deputies Help Escort Santa To Surprise Teen For Their Birthday
• COVID-19 In Allegheny County: County Police Helping Cover 911 Calls Out Of North Braddock
• Pico Rivera Finalizing Site For COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution
• Amazon Grinch Accused Of Stealing Package From Family's Porch Arrested In Elk Grove, Police Say
• COVID In New Jersey: State Moving To Suspend Liquor Licenses Of 10 Bars For Alleged Coronavirus Violations
• 71-Year-Old Candace Morehouse Admits Embezzling $215,000 From Clear Creek County Resource Center
• AG Nessel Says She Will Appeal The Court Ruling Allowing Discrimination Over Sexual Orientation
• Texas Parks And Wildlife Confirms Another Mountain Lion Sighting In North Texas
• U.S. Marine Corps Toys For Tots Program Spreads Holiday Cheer In Maryland
• Dog Who Spent 1,134 Days At Animal Friends Finds His Forever Home
• Dallas Mavericks To Begin Preseason Without Fans At AAC, No Decision Yet On Regular Season
• LA County Pulls Nursing Homes From Federal Vaccine Rollout
• House GOP Members Send Walz A Letter With 'Data-Driven Argument' To Reopen Gyms
• Philadelphia Phillies Hire Dave Dombrowski As President Of Baseball Operations
• 2 Young Girls Killed In Ingleside House Fire
• Coronavirus In Illinois: State Reports Fifth Highest Death Toll So Far As FDA Authorization Of First Vaccine Nears
• Video: Man Throws Vase At NH Hotel Worker Who Asked Him To Put Mask On
• Nashville Man Arrested In Murder Of Butler County Native And Nurse Caitlyn Kaufman
• Here's Everything To Know About When Vaccines Will Be Available In Michigan, Symptoms And More
• Scientists Believe They Have Discovered A New Whale Species Off Baja California's Coast
• FDA says it will work "rapidly" to approve Pfizer vaccine
• Burglar Caught On Camera Stealing From Chakra Tattoo In Denver
• Coloradans Matthew Dominick, Jessica Watkins Selected To NASA's Artemis Team
• COVID In Philadelphia: CHOP Doctor On FDA Advisory Panel Says 'We Reached Right Conclusion' Endorsing Pfizer Vaccine
• Josh McDaniels Says Cam Newton Has Been Patriots 'Best Option' At Quarterback All Season
• Dallas Police Searching For 22-Year-Old Suspect Wanted For October Murder
• COVID-19 Resources: Baltimore County Schools To Give Out 3 Days' Worth Of Meals On Dec. 21 Ahead Of Holidays
• BARCS Looking For Fosters To Care For Animals During COVID-19 Pandemic, Holiday Season
• Clorox wipes won't return to store shelves until mid-2021
• Zachary Robinson Sentenced To Nearly 50 Years For Death Of Leneesha Columbus And Their Child
• In-N-Out Pauses Plans To Open Restaurant In Fort Collins
• Texas Deputies Using Fake Packages To Catch Porch Pirates
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Receives 2nd Negative Coronavirus Test
• Rapper Lil Wayne Pleads Guilty In Miami To Federal Gun Charge
• COVID In New Jersey: Gov. Murphy Says 'We Are Now In Opening Scenes Of End Of This Pandemic'
• Pittsburgh Steelers Rule Out Joe Haden And Robert Spillane For Sunday's Game Against Buffalo Bills
• COVID Surge: Besieged San Francisco Bay Area County Launches Door-to-Door Coronavirus Testing Program
• Could people still be infectious after they're vaccinated for COVID-19?
• Pasadena Man Charged For Allegedly Buying Maserati With COVID Relief Money
• COVID-19 In Maryland: State Sets Another Single-Day Hospitalization Record; 2.6K Cases, 51 Deaths Reported
• Doctor: College Kids Coming Home For Holidays Should Quarantine For 5-7 Days
• Morgan Hill Police Seek 2 Drivers Suspected In Deadly Hit-&-Run
• 'These People Did Their Jobs', Gov. Ron DeSantis Defends Search Of Ex-State Worker/WhistleBlower Rebekah Jones Home
• President Trump To Re-Appoint Bill Belichick To Council On Sports, Fitness And Nutrition
• More COVID-19 Testing Sites Closing Due To Weather
• Body Of Missing Waterford Man, 35, Found In Tuolumne River
• Qahwah House: Eighth-Generation Coffee Maker Brings Yemeni Brews To Williamsburg
• Michigan COVID-19 Restrictions Extended Through Dec. 20. Here's Everything You Need To Know
• COVID-19 tearing through nursing homes, as deaths rise
• Johns Hopkins Researchers Create COVID-19 Morbidity Risk Calculator To Help Prioritize Who Gets Vaccine First
• Baltimore Homicide Suspect Timothy Horsey Arrested In Cleveland Area, Police Say
• Florida To Get Fewer COVID Vaccine Doses Than Hoped
• COVID In Colorado: 3 Business Owners Sue Polis Over Coronavirus Restrictions
• NFL Week 14 NFC East Picks: 'Arizona Offense Is Really The Difference In Why You Want To Choose The Giants In This Game,' Says CBS New York's Steve Overmyer
• State Police Hand Down 1 Notice Of Violation, 6 Warnings To Pittsburgh Establishments Over COVID-19 Orders
• Hyundai To Take Over Boston Dynamics, Maker Of 'Spot' The Robot Dog
• COVID driving record homelessness figures in NYC, advocates say
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Shop Local To Support Businesses This Holiday Season, Owners Say After New Restrictions
• Annual Our Lady Of Guadalupe Pilgrimage In Des Plaines Cancelled
• Denver Weather: Light Snow Showers Today, Heavier Snow Expected Saturday
• Man Pulled From Carroll Creek In Frederick Dies; Foul Play Not Suspected, Officials Say
• Murder, Attempted Murder Suspects Arrested In Baltimore Tuesday, Police Say
• Umar Burley, Man Awarded Millions In Gun Trace Task Force Settlement, Charged With Attempted Murder In Virginia Shooting
• Richmond Wrong-Way Stolen Pickup Driver Causes Fiery Wreck Following Police Chase; 1 Injured
• Groundskeeper Finds Man Found Face Down In Wylie Creek, Police Investigating
• Chicago's St. James Food Pantry Is Collecting Donations, Facility Opens Saturday Morning At 9:00
• Rohnert Park Hitchhiker Severely Burned After Setting Fire To Pickup Truck Following Ride
• Dallas Symphony Orchestra Concert Truck Residency
• Sen. Dianne Feinstein Defends Service, Won't Say If She Will Commit To Serving Full Term
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: PIAA Hopes Play Resumes In January After Gov. Wolf Puts 3-Week Pause On School Sports
• California's Expanded COVID-19 Shutdown Order Falling On Many Deaf Ears
• Senate passes stopgap government funding bill ahead of deadline
• Dad who died 6 years ago left son $10 to buy him his first legal beer
• Philly Police Searching For 4 Suspects Who Beat 20-Year-Old Man Skateboarding, Broke His Ankle During Robbery
• Wisconsin State Court Judge Rules Against Trump Lawsuit Seeking To Overturn Biden's Win
• Former Denver Broncos DeMarcus Ware Launches New Fitness App 'Driven To Win'
• Southern California's Weekend Forecast Includes Freezing Temperatures, King Tides
• "Sister Act 3" is in the works
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Pippa
• Senate approves defense spending act by veto-proof majority
• Drew Lock: 'I Need To Take Better Care Of The Football"
• Homeless Woman Dies After Being Accidentally Struck By LA Deputies In Watts
• That Holiday Feeling Officially Begins As The Interlochen Christmas Light Drive-Thru Display Kicks Off
• 3rd Suspect Arrested In 2019 Murder Of 2 Boys In Union City School Parking Lot
• San Francisco School Board Approves Changes In Elementary School Assignment Process
• Dave Dombrowski Hired As Phillies' President Of Baseball Operations
• World's largest iceberg on collision course with penguin colony island
• Intricate, Edible Gingerbread Villages On Display In Downtown Long Beach
• Man Injured In Shooting Outside Essex Apartment Complex
• Lone GOP senator blocks bills for Latino and women Smithsonian museums
• Mastercard, Visa to block use of cards on Pornhub website
• State Of Texas Activates Federal COVID-19 Vaccination Program For Long-Term Care Staff, Residents
• Dallas Democrats Call For End To Attorney General Ken Paxton's "Ridiculous Legal Pursuit" To Overturn Election
• MSU Will Require On Campus Students To Get Flu Vaccine Before Spring Semester
• Biden, Harris introduce team who will "deliver immediate relief"
• 2 Men Killed In Shooting At Chino Apartment Complex
• 60 Minutes reports on "excited delirium"
• "Dancing with the Stars" judge Carrie Ann Inaba has COVID-19
• 1 Dead After Crash Involving Motor Scooter, Semi-Truck In North Highlands
• This Reality Check Will Test New England And Other Leftover Patriots Thoughts
• Police: 49-Year-Old Man Killed In Detroit Shooting, Suspect On The Loose
• Music Box Presents 'It's A Wonderful Life' And 'White Christmas' At Chicago Drive-In
• Hospitals, Public Health Officials Standing Ready To Distribute COVID-19 Vaccine Once FDA Gives Authorization
• COVID In Colorado: Restaurant Owners Launch 'Colorado Strong' To Help Their Furloughed Workers
• Ben & Jerry's debuts ice cream honoring Colin Kaepernick
• Police: NH Store Clerk Assaulted After Asking Customer To Wear A Mask
• Marcus Smart Likes What He's Seen From Celtics Rookie Payton Pritchard
• Liam's List Dec. 11: Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, Staying Connected While Social Distancing
• COVID In MN: 3,773 Virus Cases Reported, 94 Deaths, 2nd-Highest Daily Fatalities Seen So Far
• PennDOT Issues 1 Millionth REAL ID
• Dozens Of Exotic Sugar Gliders Up For Adoption With MSPCA; 'Can Make Great Pets'
• Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Broad Daylight In North Philadelphia
• Should You Start Eagles Rookie Quarterback Jalen Hurts In Fantasy?
• Suspect In Custody After Woman Killed At Former New Jersey Sen. Robert Torricelli's Estate
• 'Like He Was There': Late Father Buys Son First Beer On 21st Birthday
• Philadelphia Weather: Warm Weekend Ahead Before Cold Blast Moves Into Delaware Valley Next Week
• Steelers Activate Center Maurkice Pouncey Off Of COVID-19 Reserve List
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 12,745 New Cases, 5,877 Patients Hospitalized
• Inmates ordered murders and kidnappings by phone, feds say
• Weather Change Will Bring Much Needed Snow To Colorado Ski Resorts This Weekend
• Fatal Shooting Follows Argument In Richmond; Suspect Arrested
• DMV Suspends Behind-The-Wheel Drive Tests, Makes Online License Renewals Available To Senior Drivers
• 'We're On Fire When It Comes To COVID,' Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott Says As Tightened Restrictions Take Effect
• 'You Don't Have To Do It Alone': NH Kid Governor Charlie Olsen Uses Platform To Help Kids With Depression
• Marvel won't recast Chadwick Boseman's role in "Black Panther 2"
• Thousands Of South Floridians On Brink Of Eviction As Protections Near End
• Deputies: Driver Hit Speeds Over 123 MPH During Chase That Started In Loomis
• Airlines, investment firms and Uber urge me-first in vaccination
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Announces 1,322 New Cases, 33 Additional Deaths
• GOP governor blasts those not following COVID safety rules
• 'I Wanted A Special That Followed My Career': Michael Kosta On 'Michael Kosta: Detroit. NY. LA.' Comedy Central Special & 'The Daily Show'
• 8 Displaced In Anne Arundel County House Fire, Officials Say
• Stimulus deal could block lawsuits over COVID-19 deaths
• Texas Deputy Seizes 15 Pounds Of Crystal Meth During Traffic Stop
• Santa Speedo Run Still On In Boston Area This Weekend - With Adjustments For COVID
• Bears vs. Texans: Three Things To Watch
• Leaders work to combat vaccine skepticism among African Americans and Latinos
• Florida Teens Injured When Gas Was Poured On Bonfire
• More Star Wars and Marvel content coming to Disney+
• 4 states ask SCOTUS to reject suit seeking to overturn election results
• After Executing Man In Texas, Trump Administration Prepares For 2nd Federal Execution In As Many Days
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Businesses Preparing For New Coronavirus Restrictions To Go Into Effect
• Steven Rau Missing From Frederick County, Last Seen Wednesday, Officials Say
• Bill Belichick Is Done Taking Questions About His Starting Quarterback
• Jayson Tatum Studying Kevin Durant, Others To Improve His Efficiency
• Light Rain Expected In NorCal By Friday Night; December Precipitation Outlook Positive
• Blitz-Happy Dolphins Will Try To Slow Mahomes And Chiefs
• Denzel Washington on bringing August Wilson's "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom" to the screen
• Fantasy Football Start Or Sit Week 14: "Very Worried" About Cousins, Vikings Offense Against Bucs Says Heath Cummings
• Bear That Attacked Grass Valley Man's Dog Will Not Be Trapped And Moved
• Slow Start Dooms Patriots: Four Ups, Four Downs From Ugly Loss To Rams
• Texas Man Pleads To Trafficking People Who Entered US Illegally
• Over 6K Needy Families Receive Christmas Toys, Other Items In Drive-Thru Event In San Bernardino
• Ski Resorts Open For Season As Stay At Home Order Begins For Lake Tahoe Region
• Como Counts Down to 2021 with 21 Adorable Animal Videos
• Chiefs-Dolphins Preview: Tua Is 'Going To Have To Put It On His Shoulders,' Says CBS's Jay Feely
• Motorist Dies After Crashing Into Tree In Minneapolis; Speed And Alcohol Believed To Be Factors
• 'I Think That The Club Is Very Kind To Give Us Stuff': Together 4 Colorado Toy Drive Impacts Children Across The Metro Area.
• LOCATED: Kingston Smith, 2, Was Abducted From South Austin
• Police: D'Wanna Wiggins, Mother of Missing Child D'Wan Sims, Passes Away
• Mylan's Morgantown Plant To Shut Down In July
• Man Killed In Anne Arundel County Workplace Accident Possibly Hit By Backhoe, Fire Officials Say
• Crash Causes Fuel, Sugar Spill On I-90
• 'Something To Look Forward To': Health Officials Remain Positive As COVID-19 Vaccine Scheduled To Arrive At UC Davis Health
• PTL Links: December 11, 2020
• Chapman Students Give Professor Creative, Heartwarming Surprise Of Thanks
• An Utterly Insane Patriots Streak Has Finally Come To An End After 17 Years
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: SCI Somerset Reports First Inmate Death From COVID-19
• Second Cold-Related Death Reported In Baltimore This Season
• Lions Take On The Rogers Led Packers
• Matthew Jansen Sentenced To 40 Years In Prison For Murdering Wife Who Was Trying To Leave Him
• "The Lasagna Lady" cooks 1,000 meals for local families
• Bay Area COVID Pandemic Roundup: Stay At Home In Sonoma County; Testing Door-To-Door In Santa Clara; High Hopes For Pfizer Vaccine
• Restaurant Rush In Final Hours Before New Stay-At-Home Order
• FDA Working "Rapidly" To Grant Emergency Use Of Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine
• Chadwick Boseman's 'Black Panther' Character T'Challa Will Not Be Recast
• Man Who Fled To Maine Sentenced For Second 1996 Massachusetts Rape
• Pa. Attorney General Criticizes Texas Senator Ted Cruz Over Election Lawsuit
• Red Zone Woes Doom Patriots, Led By Cam Newton's Horrendous Pick-Six
• Cuomo says NYC indoor dining suspended starting Monday
• Miami Weather: Warming Up In Time For The Weekend
• This Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (Dec 12)
• Hundreds Of GOP Congressmembers Back Texas-Led Lawsuit To Overturn Election Results
• OC Hospitals Told To Cancel Elective Surgeries, Add Space As Hospitalizations Hit New Record High At Over 1K
• Up to 40 million Americans face eviction by the end of 2020
• Bodycam footage shows raid on fired COVID scientist's home
• GSK, Sanofi COVID vaccine effort: Late 2021, companies say
• Police: Man Shot Through Hotel Room Door In Manhattan's Financial District
• Broward School District Drops Request For Social Media Posts From Families Of Marjory Stoneman Douglas Massacre Victims
• Wisconsin F-16 Pilot Died In Michigan Crash, Military Officials Confirm
• Maryland Rep. Andy Harris One Of 106 GOP Lawmakers Supporting Texas' Election Lawsuit Against Key Swing States
• Man Accused Of Attacking Massage Therapist At Queens Spa
• Tommy "Tiny" Lister, of "Friday" films fame, has died at 62
• Scratch-and-sniff test may prove huge help in COVID fight
• Suspect Arrested In Connection With Fatal February San Francisco Muni Bus Altercation
• Joe Biden and Kamala Harris named Time's Person of the Year
• Thousands Of Walmart, Sam's Club Pharmacies Prepare To Administer COVID-19 Vaccines
• U.S. Marshals will protect COVID-19 vaccine during rollout
• Attorneys say Casey Goodson pointed a gun at Ohio deputy
• 1 Person Hospitalized After House Fire In East New York, Brooklyn
• DoorDash founders reap billions in IPO. Dashers? Not so much
• LA County Breaks Record For COVID-19 Hospitalizations, Single-Day Cases Again
• Authorities Searching For Missing 1-Year-Old Kaecyn Smith On Long Island
• Tommy 'Tiny' Lister, Best Known For Role In 'Friday' Films, Dies At 62
• Woman Killed In Middleboro Remembered As Caring School Bus Driver
• 106 House Republicans back Texas challenge of election results
• Investigation Underway After Fatal Accident Involving Bicyclist, Pickup Truck In Lawndale
• Citizen journalist detained for reporting on China COVID outbreak, "may not survive"
• Brandon Bernard executed for role in 1999 murder of couple
• 'I Don't Even Know If I'm Moving Forward': Jersey City Residents Reflect On Deadly Shooting 1 Year Later
• FAQ: New Pennsylvania COVID-19 Restrictions Explained
• Chicago Urban League Hosting Free COVID-19 Testing, PPE Giveaway In Bronzeville Friday
• Pinky Swear Foundation Helping Families With Children Fighting Cancer
• "EastEnders" star Barbara Windsor dies at 83
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Bans Indoor Dining, Closes Gyms, Halts High School Sports For 3 Weeks
• COVID-19 Pandemic Driving Homelessness In NYC To Record Levels, Advocates Say
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/11 Friday Morning Forecast
• Gaming During COVID-19: Video Game Industry Sees Massive Increase In Demand During Pandemic
• Miami To Enforce Citywide Curfew Starting This Weekend
• Gov. Ron DeSantis: Florida To Receive Nearly 180,000 Initial Doses Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunny, Dry, And Warm Conditions Kick Off The Weekend
• 5 dead after truck hits group of bicyclists on Nevada highway
• Police Arrest Three Men Accused In South Florida Home Burglaries; Trio Said To Belong To International Burglary Ring
• Desperate After Huntington's Disease Diagnosis, Mother Ramps Up Search For Daughter She Gave Up For Adoption
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Limits Gatherings, Shuts Down Indoor Dining And Suspends High School Sports For 3 Weeks
• Chicago Weather: Rain Expected Friday; Wet Weekend Ahead
• 923 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For COVID-19 In Last Week
• Rare shark attack kills tourist off St. Martin in eastern Caribbean
• List your home in a 2020 Minnesota Holiday Lights Display Guide
• Charleston Woman Suspected Of 2019 W. Va. Murder Arrested
• Transfer of power shows "great strength" of U.S. institutions, philanthropist says
• Cities brace for more pain as lawmakers clash over COVID relief bill
• COVID In Delaware: Gov. John Carney Joins Pennsylvania In Announcing New Restrictions Amid Surge In Coronavirus Cases
• COVID In Pennsylvania: New Restrictions 'Most Likely' Will Lead To More Service Industry Furloughs, Restaurant GM Says
• Body found of pilot of F-16 that crashed in Michigan
• COVID Restrictions In Pennsylvania: Restaurants 'Hoping We Can All Get Through This As Fast As Possible'
• Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Announces Broadway Shows In Pittsburgh For 2021
• Search on for possible sailor overboard from USS Theodore Roosevelt
• Wine & Spirits Officially Opens In Pittsburgh's Produce Terminal Building
• More Than $1.2 Million Raised For Children's Hospital Free Care Fund
• Christmas Present: San Francisco Firefighters Compete for Best-Decorated Fire House
• 'Hey, Google, What Were People Searching In 2020?' Google Releases 'Year In Search' Data
• COVID Surge: Sonoma County Prepares for Stay-Home Order Beginning Saturday
• Friday's Show Info (12/11/20)
• Hurley: Patriots Can Go From Cam Newton To Jarrett Stidham ... But It Won't Change Much
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/11 Friday Morning Forecast
• Testy Bill Belichick Defends Cam Newton: 'Cam's Our Quarterback'

Videos from December 11, 2020

• COVID-19 testing overwhelms microbiology labs
• Early in-person voting for Georgia's Senate runoff races begins Monday
• Philanthropist David Rubenstein on "The Takeout" — 12/11/20
• Vaccine distribution on the horizon as U.S. approaches 300,000 COVID-19 deaths
• Biden introduces more picks for key administration roles
• Secret Santa mails Christmas cash to essential workers
• Supreme Court rejects Texas lawsuit to overturn election results in 4 states
• Health care workers facing record hospitalizations amid pandemic
• Hospitals practice for unprecedented coronavirus vaccine distribution
• FDA authorizes Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine for emergency use
• CBS Evening News, December 11, 2020
• "It's really an amazing feeling": Man serving 90-year sentence for selling marijuana released from prison
• Why Time chose Joe Biden and Kamala Harris as its 2020 Person of the Year
• Biden introduces picks to run Agriculture, Housing and Urban Development and Veterans Affairs
• Shedding light on racial and economic disparities in U.S. justice system
• Michigan Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist on state's pandemic response
• Supreme Court: Muslim men can sue in case involving no-fly list and FBI surveillance
• COVID-19 vaccine distribution plans in motion ahead of FDA's authorization
• FDA working "rapidly" on emergency-use authorization for Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine
• NYC hospital ready to start vaccinating frontline health care workers next week
• Cuomo announces NYC must close indoor dining as COVID rates rise
• Survey finds parents are turning to cannabis over alcohol since the start of the pandemic
• Michigan Secretary of State preparing audits to affirm confidence in 2020 election
• What is "excited delirium" and why is it mentioned in so many deaths in police custody?
• Doctor: Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine "extremely safe" to take
• How scientists pulled off a COVID-19 vaccine in "warp speed" time
• New flood-prevention system aims to protect Venice, Italy
• 106 House Republicans join lawsuit challenging election results as Congress faces hurdles on COVID relief
• Viewer donates puppy to grieving mother who was scammed out of thousands of dollars
• Co-hosts of "Desus & Mero" discuss their new giving back initiative, their interview with Obama
• New evidence sheds light on 10-year unsolved Long Island serial killer case
• Biden's COVID-19 advisory board prepares for transition amid pandemic
• New artificial dam aims to save Venice from climate change-induced flooding
• Communities of color skeptical of COVID-19 vaccine
• "Lasagna Lady" cooks 1,000 meals for local families this holiday season
• Federal prisoner Brandon Bernard executed despite pleas from celebrities, jurors
• Eritrean troops reportedly enter Ethiopian conflict; Venice flooded after new dams fail
• Temporary hold on evictions expires December 31, putting up to 40 million Americans at risk
• Hospitals, shipping companies prepare to distribute Pfizer vaccine as soon as it's approved
• FDA advisory panel endorses Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine
• 12/11: CBSN AM
• E-commerce surge strains retailers and delivery networks