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Articles from December 19, 2020

• Colorado Avalanche Surprise Cancer Patient Who Originally Thought He Had COVID-19
• Pedophilia Advocate Nathan Larson Arrested At DIA
• Ashley Alvarez Arrested In Wheat Ridge Hit & Run
• 'Opportunities For Transmission': Holiday Shopping Rush Arrives On Last Weekend Before Christmas Despite COVID
• Indian Farmers' Rights Protest Unfolds In Sacramento
• Police Investigate 5 Separate Robberies In Stockton; 11 Total Suspects Sought, 1 Arrested
• Coyotes Attack, Kill Dog In Palatine
• Two Earthquakes Hit Far Western Colorado Saturday Evening
• Chicago Weather: Warm Temperatures Continue Next Few Days Before Cold Front Arrives Christmas Eve
• California Officials Working To Get Coronavirus Vaccine To Healthcare Workers
• Three Young Victims Of Gun Violence Among Hundreds Receiving Surprise Christmas Gifts
• Christmas In The Wards Gives Away 200 Laptops For Chicago Students To Support Remote Learning
• Even In The Time Of COVID, Last Weekend Of Shopping Before Christmas Is Busy
• Officers Delivering Gifts To Marysville Community Assist Family After Thief Steals Car
• Advocate Condell To Resume COVID-19 Vaccinations After Temporary Suspension When 4 Employees Had Reactions
• 'There's No Questioning How Bad It Is': Health Experts Once Again Sounding The Alarm Over COVID-19 Concerns
• COVID Vaccine: New Jersey Among States Not Receiving Expected Number Of Doses
• Jaguars Will Be Without Punter At Ravens Because Of Illness
• Internal NYPD Memo Warns Officers About Threats From Terrorists, Extremist Groups
• Police: Man, Woman Killed In Double Shooting In West Baltimore
• Caught On Camera: Driver Helps Student Climb Over Snow Piles To Reach Sidewalk After Getting Off School Bus
• Soaring Ravens Can't Afford Letdown Against Lowly Jaguars
• Maryland State Police Warn Parents, Children About Increase In Sex Exploitation Cases Online
• Empire State Building's Nightly Holiday Light And Music Show Kicks Off
• BWI Participates In National Wreaths Across America Day
• New Yorkers Say Pedestrian Paths, Sidewalks Are Still Covered With Snow, Ice Days After Storm
• Man Injured After Shooting In Brooklyn Park, Anne Arundel County Police Say
• Hawk Rescued From PATH Tracks In Jersey City
• Alternate Side Parking Suspended All Week For Snow Removal
• On Twitter, Mike Lindell Calls For Martial Law To Be Declared In Minnesota
• Maryland State Police Investigating Fatal Two-Vehicle Crash In Charles County
• Great Mall In Milpitas On Lockdown Following Saturday Evening Shooting
• Minnesota DNR Warns Ice Still Too Thin In Many Parts Of The State
• Stalwart Diners Brace For Winter Meals Outdoors To Support Favorite Eateries
• Super Saturday Shoppers Heading To Malls, Outlets To Beat Late Shipping Estimates
• College Football Playoff Semifinal At Rose Bowl Moved To AT&T Stadium In Arlington
• College Football Playoff Moves Rose Bowl Semifinal To Texas Over COVID-19 Concerns
• Dotson Paces Penn State In Win Over Illinois
• 1 Dead After Small Plane Crashes In Parking Lot In Burleson
• Jason Varitek Tests Positive For COVID, According to Wife
• Water Main Break Closes Steuben Street In Both Directions
• COVID Crisis: Struggling SF Chinatown Businesses Ask Mayor Breed for Relief
• 'Whole Town Showed Up': South Jersey Community Surprises Woman With Cancer With Drive-By Packed With Gifts
• Apple Temporarily Closes All California Stores Amid Pandemic
• State Rep. Drew Springer Defeats Shelley Luther In Special Runoff For Texas Senate District 30
• 'Until Next Year': USC Opts Out Of Playing In A Bowl Game This Season
• San Jose State Stays Perfect, Tops Boise State to Take Mountain West Championship
• South Jersey Family Who Lost Everything In October Fire Receives New Beginning For Holidays
• Sheriff: 2 People Dead In Antelope Shooting
• 'It's Been Challenging': Small Businesses In Boston's South End Cope With Drop In Christmas Sales
• Holiday Toy Giveaway Sponsored By Detective Rafael Ramos Foundation Held For Bed-Stuy Students
• 3 Groups Of Protesters March Through Sacramento; Multiple Arrests Made, Officers Injured
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Bundle Up! Brisk, Cloudy Tonight; Flakes Possible Monday Afternoon
• Shoppers Still Head To Tri-State Area Malls, Stores On 'Super Saturday' For Holiday Shopping Despite Pandemic
• At Least 3 Killed In Queens Fire After Roof Collapsed, FDNY Says
• Collin Larsh's FG Lifts Wisconsin Past Minnesota 20-17 In OT
• Woman Expected To Live Only Hours After Being Taken Off Of Ventilator Survives COVID-19
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo Tells President Trump 'It's Up To You' To Secure COVID Relief For Americans
• Sen. Warren And Sen. Markey Receive First Doses Of COVID Vaccine Saturday
• Needham Non-Profit Distributes Hygiene Products To Kids That Can't Afford Them
• Reports: Ravens Activate 3 Wide Receivers Off Reserve/COVID-19 List
• Giant Eagle To Administer COVID-19 Vaccine When Available
• Apple Temporarily Closes All Its California Stores as Pandemic Worsens
• Columbia Gas, Local Organizations Provide Free Holiday Meals For 200 Clairton Families In Need
• LA County Health Order To Be Modified To Allow Indoor Services For Places Of Worship -- With Some Rules
• Denver Broncos Fall To Buffalo Bills 48-19
• Los Angeles County Coronavirus Hospitalizations Again Reaches New High, Cases Surpass 600,000
• Suspected Arsonist Allegedly Threatened Woman Before Setting Her Stockton Apartment On Fire
• LAPD Officer Defends Decisions Prior To Mistakenly Killing Mely Corado At Trader Joe's In 2018
• San Mateo Police Investigating 'Targeted' Fatal Shooting At Wells Fargo Branch
• Pair Of Southwest Philadelphia Shootings Leave Two Teens Hospitalized: Police
• Police Searching For Man Suspected Of Robbing A Santander Bank In Melrose
• More Restaurants Face Suspension Of Liquor Licenses For Defying COVID Restrictions
• Man Arrested After Pursuit In Kandiyohi County
• Upstate New York Driver Trapped In Vehicle For 10 Hours After Getting Buried Under Snow During Storm
• Senator Manchin: West Virginia Veterans To Receive Doses Of Moderna Vaccine
• Fresno Girl Rescued in Denver Following Abduction by Alleged Pedophile, White Supremacist
• Colorado Weather: Windy Into Sunday With Warmer Temps Until Next Storm Arrives
• COVID-19 Pandemic Has Piled Many More Tasks On Oldest Child
• Windsor Responds To Anonymous Letter Accusing Police of Inappropriate Internal Behavior
• 'Can't Beat The Deals': Natick Mall Busy On Last Saturday Before Christmas
• No. 14 Terps Women Rout James Madison With 3 Double-Doubles
• Suspect With 5 Outstanding Warrants Given Summons After Police Chase
• Amid Pandemic, Baltimore Neighbors Work To Keep Spirits Up
• New NICU Rooms To Allow Parents To Stay With Their Babies 24/7
• It's Academic: December 19, 2020
• Wisconsin Nears 4,400 Virus Deaths, With 84 Reported Saturday
• Dallas County Sees Over 900 COVID-19 Hospitalizations, 3rd Record High This Week
• Raiders TE Darren Waller Honors Memory Of Lorenzo Taliaferro In Matchup Vs. Chargers
• Pittsburgh Steelers Rookie Kevin Dotson Out, James Conner Questionable For Monday's Game
• Ravens Defense Banged Up Headed Into Matchup With Jaguars
• To Infinity & Beyond? Space Force Personnel Will Be Known As 'Guardians;' Florida Air Force Station To Be Renamed Space Force Station
• Massachusetts Reports 3,995 New COVID Cases, 47 Additional Deaths
• Police Seek Identity Of Suspect Wanted In Connection To Brooklyn Shooting
• No. 3 Ohio St. Runs Past No. 15 Wildcats For Big Ten Crown
• Fire in ICU unit treating COVID-19 patients kills 9
• Haskins To Start For Washington Vs. Seattle With Smith Out
• Rivera Trying To Get Washington Where Carroll's Seahawks Are
• Oklahoma Gets 6th Straight Big 12 Title In 27-21 Win Over Iowa State
• Orange County Reports 3,445 New COVID-19 Cases, Breaks Hospitalization Record Again
• Charges: Man Carjacked 5 People In 1 Hour And 10 Minutes In Minneapolis
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Spent $35 Million On Plastic Face Shields In Early 2020
• Authorities Investigate Shooting, Stabbing In Galt
• Pitt Men's Basketball Head Coach Tests Positive For COVID-19, Will Miss Upcoming Game
• Dallas Police, FBI Make Over 20 Arrests In Major Crime Ring: 'This Was A Massive Undertaking'
• Blue & Gold Fleet Moves to End Ferry Service to Angel Island From SF
• 9-Month-Old Puppy Finds Forever Family After Being Hit By Car, Peppered With Shotgun Pellets
• 22 Arrested After Protesting Line 3 Pipeline In Palisade
• COVID In Florida: 11,682 New Daily Cases, 74 Additional Deaths
• Texas Dog Hit By Car And Found With Shotgun Pellets In Its Body Finds Forever Home
• COVID-19 In Indiana: 4,839 New Confirmed Cases, 73 Additional Deaths
• COVID: San Jose Sharks Appear Ready To Join 49ers In Exodus To Arizona
• Staggering Surge In Drug Overdose Deaths Far Outpacing COVID-19 Fatalities In San Francisco
• Minneapolis City Council Member Alondra Cano Will Not Seek Re-Election Next Year
• Samuel Linares, Chef-Owner Of La Casa De Samuel, Dies Of COVID-19
• 2 Church Fires Break Out In Panorama City, Raise Suspicions Of Arson
• Flu numbers are down as COVID-19 cases surge in the U.S.
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 7,562 New COVID-19 Cases, 108 Additional Deaths
• Faribault Inmate Dies Of COVID, Marks 9th Virus-Related Death Of Incarcerated Person In MN
• 'Inside We're Dying': Denver Restaurant Owners Battle COVID & Mental Anguish
• Third allergic reaction to COVID-19 vaccine reported in Alaska
• VIDEO: Serial Robbery Suspect Captured After Failed Attempt To Elude Capture In San Francisco Bay
• New COVID-19 restrictions target Christmas gatherings and shops in U.K.
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 9,834 New Coronavirus Cases, 217 Additional Deaths
• 84 Million Americans Expected To Travel Over Holidays
• COVID In Minnesota: 57 Deaths, 2,772 Cases Reported As Loosened Restrictions Go Into Effect
• Illinois Hires Bret Bielema As Head Football Coach, Replacing Lovie Smith
• San Francisco Tenderloin Drug Dealer Released After 4th Arrest In 90 Days On Same Block
• Man Seriously Injured After Being Pinned By Snow Removal Equipment In Chelmsford
• Florida House, Senate Leaders Set COVID-19 Rules
• Pompeo blames Russians for massive cyberattack
• Caught On Camera: Suspected Burglars Cart Off More Than $10,000 Worth Of Stolen Items, NYPD Says
• Extra Pfizer vaccine doses bring hope to embattled hospital workers
• Pinole Cop Killer James Odle Dies Of Natural Causes On San Quentin's Death Row
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 1,015 New Coronavirus Cases, 7 New Deaths
• Florida Launches Investigation Into Hacking Of Its Servers
• COVID Restrictions: Travelers Arriving At SFO Learn About San Francisco's Mandatory Quarantine Order
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Decline; 2.2K New Cases, 54 New Deaths Reported
• New tensions emerge between Biden team and Trump administration
• 5 State Representatives Call To Close All Non-Essential Indoor Activities Due To COVID
• The Book Report: Gift ideas for book lovers
• Orange County Jails Records First COVID-19 Inmate Death
• "We're in a crisis": Biden introduces climate policy team
• SpaceX closes out record year with 26th launch
• Grant Applications Open For Long Beach Restaurant Owners Impacted By COVID-19
• Serial Thieves Steal $100K In Merchandise, Fort Lauderdale PD Need Your Help Identifying Them
• Official takes responsibility for "miscommunication" on COVID-19 vaccine
• Acting Speaker: New Hampshire House Not Prepared To Operate Remotely
• 6 Shot At Party In Burnside Neighborhood
• Bay Area COVID Roundup: San Francisco Classroom Return On Hold; Air Travelers Surprised By SF Quarantine; Oakland Nurse Remembered As A Caregiver
• Chicago Weather: Warming Until Wednesday But Dramatic Drop In Temperatures Christmas Eve
• W. Virginia Spent Little On Masks, Gloves In Early Pandemic
• Garth Brooks And Trisha Yearwood Itching To Get Back On Tour: 'Like Pulling That Arrow Back, When They Say Go It's Going To Be Time To Fly'
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: Dec. 19, 2020
• Police: Suspects Pretending To Be Deliverymen Attack, Rob Woman In Queens Home Invasion
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Mostly Sunny, Afternoon Highs In Mid 30s After Frigid Morning
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/19 Saturday Morning Forecast
• Barstool Sports Founder Dave Portnoy Creates Fund To Help Struggling Small Businesses, Starting With Borrelli's In East Meadow
• NYPD: Boys, Ages 12 And 15, Stabbed In The Bronx
• Eminem apologizes to Rihanna on new album
• List Of Restaurants Opening This Weekend For Outdoor Dining
• NYC inspector general criticizes NYPD's handling of George Floyd protests
• Keyontae Johnson makes first public statement since collapsing
• FDA authorizes Moderna's coronavirus vaccine for emergency use
• Hospitals at brink as states brace for more COVID-19 deaths
• Angelo's Restaurant Reopens For Indoor Dining, Defying State's Coronavirus Restrictions
• Trump approves two-day stopgap funding to avert shutdown
• Greene Co. District Attorney Says He Will Support Businesses Defying Governor Wolf's Shutdown Orders
• Super Saturday Sales Expected To Reach All-Time Highs As Christmas Nears
• Hey Ray! Winter Is Coming
• Pittsburgh Weather: Mostly Cloudy And Seasonable Saturday
• Plan to Return San Francisco Students to Classrooms in January Nixed by School District
• City Of Pittsburgh Receives First Place Award At U.S. Conference Of Mayors Climate Protection Awards
• Saturday's Show Info (12/19/20)
• Santa Claus And The Grinch Surprise Kids In Millvale
• Frontline Workers At Excela Health And Butler Health System Begin Receiving COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Monroeville Police Searching For Suspect In Hit And Run With A Pedestrian
• No. 8 West Virginia Holds On, Beat Iowa State 70-65
• What Are The Chances Of A White Christmas In 2020?
• Masters of Illusion: Christmas Magic 2019 - Masters of Illusion
• The Hardest Part of Being Queen - The Outpost
• Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer
• Greatest Holiday Commercials Countdown 2020
• Loose Ends - Swamp Thing
• Favorite Son - Tell Me A Story
• Silent Night – A Song For the World
• iHeart Radio Jingle Ball 2020
• Charles Esten 4 - Whose Line Is It Anyway
• The Finals - The Christmas Caroller Challenge

Videos from December 19, 2020

• Over 1 million early ballots already cast in Georgia Senate runoffs
• Biden introduces nominees for climate team
• Second COVID-19 vaccine given emergency use authorization in U.S. 
• The Atlantic reports the next 6 months "will be vaccine purgatory"
• Trump downplays massive cyberattack while Pompeo blames Russia
• Congress passes temporary government funding to extend coronavirus relief talks
• Operation Warp Speed official gives COVID-19 vaccine update
• Musician Jacob Collier on finding his unique sound
• Can you hear the bells? Inside the ringing history of these centuries-old objects
• From farm to holiday dinner table: A look at the evolving cranberry industry
• Extra Pfizer vaccine doses bring hope to one Ohio hospital
• From 2009: Mo Rocca rocks his homemade hoodie
• Giant warrior robot towers over Japanese port city of Yokohama
• “The Last Platoon”: A crushing look at the war in Afghanistan, through a marine’s eyes
• Online shopping expected to hit $189 billion this season as storefronts struggle
• The Dish: Livanos family brings Greek traditions to American cuisine
• Pompeo blames Russia for massive cyberattack on U.S., other countries
• Biden team accuses Pentagon of stonewalling transition
• Doctor talks possible vaccine timelines after Moderna approval
• FDA approves Moderna coronavirus vaccine
• Eye Opener: FDA authorizes Moderna COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use
• Trump signs two-day spending bill, narrowly avoiding federal shutdown