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Articles from January 7, 2020

• SF Says 'Rogue' E-Scooter Company Go-X Used Fake Permits To Operate Illegally
• 5 Teens Arrested After Alleged Car Break-In Spree In Palo Alto
• Assemblywoman Wants To Create State Office To End Homelessness
• Walnut Creek Holds Community Forum To Discuss Solutions To Homelessness
• Sacramento 18-Year-Old Missing Since Late December Was Traveling Through LA By Bus
• Horse Dies At Golden Gate Fields, Prompting More Cries For End Of Horse Racing
• Beloved Boulder Businessman Rod Smith Dies In Skiing Accident
• Donors Wanted: Blood Supply In Colorado Drops To Critical Levels
• 'I Never Smelled It': Deputies Shut Down Large-Scale Illegal Marijuana Grow Operation In Perris Home
• More And More People Using Safe2Tell: 'Elevating The Conversation'
• U.S. Defense Contractor Killed In Iraq Was From Sacramento
• 2020 Census Working To Get The Word Out Early In Hopes Of Getting Accurate Numbers
• 'Colorado Building Families Act' Addresses High Cost Of Infertility Treatment
• Kansas Mom Breathing Easier After Complex Surgery In Colorado At UCHealth
• Rocky Mountain Rail Proposes To Finish RTD's B Line To Boulder & Longmont
• Stolen 150-Year-Old Stagecoach Wagon Returned To Grass Valley Ranch
• California To Examine Effect Of Blackouts On Communication
• San Francisco To Swear In Paul Miyamoto As California's First Asian-American Sheriff
• Study: Supervised Release Of Thousands Currently Incarcerated Could Make Community Safer
• Man Dies From Flu In Stanislaus County
• Firefighters From Colorado Travel To Australia To Help Fight Wildfires
• California To Examine Effects Of PG&E Blackouts On Communication
• Blackhawks Fall Short To Calgary Flames After Beating Them On New Year's Eve
• Chicago Charade: 'She Needs To Be Stopped,' Former Friend Says Of Suspected Scammer Candace Clark
• A Man's Story Of A Terrifying Encounter With A Coyote
• Colorado Delegates React To Iran Missile Attack At Bases In Iraq
• Philadelphia Weather: Snow Squalls, Winds Up To 50 Miles Per Hour Possible Wednesday
• Patriots Sign Defensive Lineman Tashawn Bower To Future Contract
• Manteca Fire Department Welcomes 10 New Babies In The Last Year
• Fremont Police Chase Teens In Stolen Vehicle After 30 Auto Break-Ins Reported
• Surveillance Images Show Similar Outfits For Suspects In Louis Vuitton Thefts At Northbrook Court, Mag Mile
• Hall Lifts Coyotes Over Panthers 5-2 For 4th Straight Win
• Family: 5-Year-Old Girl Recovering After Classroom Project Gone Wrong Leaves Her With Second-Degree Burns
• Kings Rally From 21 Points Down, Beat Suns 114-103
• Woman Who Suffered Cardiac Arrest Reunites With Fire Rescue Crew That Saved Her
• South Florida First Responders Heading To Puerto Rico Following Series Of Earthquakes
• Fort Lauderdale City Commission Approves Spending $65M To Replace 7 Miles Of Sewer Pipe
• Iran Attacks Iraqi Military Bases Home To U.S. Troops
• Iran Strikes Iraqi Military Bases Home To US Troops — Live Updates
• Thieves Slide Into Cars, Steal Drivers' Property At Southwest Suburban Gas Stations
• 13-Year-Old Rockport Girl 'On The Mend' After Middle School Stabbing
• Blood Donated By Virginia Man Helps Victim In Pennsylvania Turnpike Crash
• E-Bikes Denied From Natural Trails In Larimer County
• Warrant Search In Nearby Neighborhood Prompted Precautionary Lockdown At Elk Grove School
• 2 Injured After Driver In Stolen Vehicle Flees From Police, Slams Into Ride-Share Car In Queens
• Grizzlies Beat Timberwolves 119-112 In Late Surge
• 10-Year-Old Boy Killed By City Sanitation Truck While Crossing Street With Mother In Queens
• Iran State TV Says Ukrainian Airplane Crashes Near Tehran
• 'I Think We Will Be Making History Today': Beltrami County Bans Refugee Resettlements
• Pastrnak, Rask Lead Bruins Over Predators 6-2
• Eric Duncan Promoted To Hitting Coach By Miami Marlins
• Police: Corner Store Employee Shot, Killed In South Philadelphia
• U.S. Military Contractor Killed In Iraq Last Month Lived In Sacramento Area
• Ukrainian Plane Carrying At Least 170 People Crashes Near Tehran, Iranian State TV Says
• 'He Gave A Darn About The People He Dealt With': Community Honors Officer Arik Matson After Shooting
• Why Do Colds Feel Worse At Night?
• Panarin Helps Shesterkin Win NHL Debut, Rangers Beat Avs
• California Bill Aims To Boost Safety After Racehorse Deaths
• Waseca Police Officer Arik Matson Critically Injured In Shooting; Suspect Tyler Janovsky Also Hospitalized
• Uber Rolling Out New 'Verify Your Ride' Safety Feature
• Nationals Sign INF Starlin Castro For $12 Million, 2 Years
• Controversial McKinney Councilman La'Shadion Shemwell To Face Recall Election Unless He Resigns
• Gov. DeSantis: Florida Forming Statewide Committee To Raise Census Awareness
• Bill Aims To Make Sending Unsolicited Lewd Images Online A Crime In California
• Man Uses Ax To Smash Front Door Window Of Regal's Just Down The Road Bar
• Port Authority Buses, Light Rail Service Detoured Around Mt. Washington Transit Tunnel
• Woman Charged With Hate Crime After Homer Glen Banquet Hall Fight
• North Texas Animal Shelters Using Facial Recognition Technology To Reunite Pets And Families
• Paul Carries Thunder In 4th And OT For Victory Over Nets
• Cursed? Drake Gave Lamar Jackson Some Instagram Love For His Birthday, And Ravens Fans Are Stressed
• El Dorado County Sheriff's Office Investigating String Of Break-Ins In El Dorado Hills
• Flyers Close Out Dreadful Road Trip With Overtime Loss To Hurricanes
• Chicago Weather: Single-Digit Wind Chills For Wednesday Morning
• Several Cars Shot In McKeesport Near Scene Of Rollover Crash
• State Police Get Over 300 Calls For Service In 2 Hours As First Snow Of 2020 Falls In Maryland
• Baltimore County Police Officer Frank Wilcox Released After Charged With Burglary, Assault
• Ocean City Md. Moves Sunfest To October 2020 Due To Unsanctioned H2Oi Event
• South Jersey Snowfall Welcomed By Local Pizza Shops
• Missing Minnie Mouse Doll That Helped 13-Year-Old Girl Through 40 Brain Surgeries Has Been Found, Family Says
• City Breaks Ground On New Rash Field Park Near Inner Harbor
• 'Reckless War': Mass. Lawmakers React To Iran Attack On U.S. Forces
• Audit: More Than 1.4 Million California Children At Risk Of Lead Poisoning
• Wilkinsburg Police Department Welcomes 2 Police Dogs
• No. 12 Maryland Grinds Past No. 11 Ohio State 67-55
• Anders Lee Scores OT Winner, Islanders Beat Devils
• Interview: Texas Republican Candidate For 32nd Congressional District Genevieve Collins
• United Airlines To Hire As Flights Expand
• Ovechkin, Oshie's 2-Goal Night Give Capitals 6-1 Win
• South Florida Mom Seeing Quadruple After Welcoming Two Sets Of Twins In One Year
• BART Plans To Use Unarmed 'Ambassadors' To Increase Security On Trains
• Thieves Take $20,000 Worth Of Purses From Northbrook Court Louis Vuitton, Right After Similar Incident On Mag Mile
• LAPD: Bay-Area Gangs Connected To Recent Spike In Car Burglaries
• Documents Show ICE Accessed Boston School Records 135 Times
• Weather Blog | Windy Wednesday Ahead
• 49ers Locker Room Loose Ahead Of Huge 1st Playoff Game At Levi's Stadium
• CBP Recovers Abandoned Boat, $24K Of Marijuana Off Coast Of Malibu
• Stockton Police Release Blueprint For Peace Through 2022
• Fire Rips Through Townhouse In Hyde Park
• Some Red Line Subway Trains Evacuated Due To Unattended Suitcase At Grand Avenue
• Girl, 13, Charged With Stabbing 12-Year-Old Boy At St. Paul's Community Of Peace Academy
• Charges Dropped Against Siblings Accused Of Attacking Minneapolis Police Officers During Domestic Call
• Reaction To Soleimani Killing Muted, Mixed Among Bay Area Iranian Americans
• 'How Many More Times Do We Have To Keep Putting Her In?' Long Island Officials Exasperated After Bail Reform Lets Repeat Offender Walk Away
• Private GEO Group Prison In Colorado Springs To Close On March 7
• 23 Busted In Large NJ Drug Sting, More Than $2M In Drugs Found
• Governor Greg Abbott Reports Rise In Attempted Cyber Attacks On Texas
• Pittsburgh Penguins To Wear Helmet Decal To Honor Late Co-Owner's Son
• Prison Officials Investigating Inmate Death As Homicide
• Probation Officer Hospitalized After Possible Fentanyl Exposure, Office Evacuated
• ADT Buying Home Security Company DEFENDERS Despite Continued Questions About How Company Operates
• Marylanders Bothered Most By Robocalls In 2019, Study Finds
• Baylor Looking For New Head Football Coach As Matt Rhule Heads To NFL's Carolina Panthers
• 49ers Frenchie, NFL's First Emotional Support Dog, Assists Players And Staff
• Pittsburgh Penguins' Tristan Jarry, Kris Letang To Play In 2020 NHL All-Star Game
• Younger Vikings Players Getting Sense Of Postseason Vibe
• 'I Was Terrified': Commerce City Couple Recount Dog Attack, Warn It's Not The First In The Area
• Man Arrested For Sexually Assaulting 14-Year-Old Girl In Sonoma
• Keller: In State Of The City Address, Walsh Leaves Little Room For Attack
• Monessen Mayor Returns To 1st Meeting In Nearly 2 Years, Fires City Clerk And Solicitor
• Maryland Weather: Slushy Mess In Baltimore After First Snowfall Of 2020
• Iran Attacks Iraqi Military Bases Home To US Troops
• Denver Officials Clear Homeless Camps Despite Halt Of Urban Camping Ban
• Vail Police Identify Suspect In Ice Sculpture Vandalism
• Judge Unseals Some Records In Fight For Transparency In Capital Gazette Murder Case
• Blackhawks At Pivotal Point Of Season As They Make Playoff Push
• UCSF Police Identify Man Suspected Of Kidnapping Mendocino County Teen Girl
• Mother, Daughter Overcome Years Of Homelessness To Both Excel In College
• No Toll Increases For Delaware River Port Authority Bridges Until At Least 2022
• 'Maybe We Have A Chance': Official Watch Party Planned For Vikings-49ers Game
• Cousin Arrested After 9-Year-Old Found Playing With Gun Near Toddlers
• Iran Strikes US Military Base In Iraq
• Over 1 billion animals feared dead in Australian wildfires
• Colorado State Searches For Artists To Create 'Spur Campus' Installations
• Wanted Arson Suspect Arrested After Chase From West Sacramento To Lincoln
• 'He Didn't Deserve It': Friends Grapple With Shooting Death Of Teen As Police Search For Suspect
• Hundreds Of Trees Cut Down In Northwest Side's Legion Park, Many Unhappy
• 'Trying To Bring Another Title': Former Eagle Jay Ajayi Will Represent Philadelphia Union During 2020 eMLS Cup
• Democratic voters show engagement on Iran - 2020 Daily Trail Markers
• Police: 45-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed In Kensington Section Of Philadelphia
• Detectives Hope Tattoos On Woman's Remains Will Help Identify Her
• 65-Year-Old Gas Station Attendant Slashed Across Face, Robbed In Queens
• DOT: All NYC Parking Meters Fixed After New Year's Software Glitch
• Military Medals Bring A Silver Lining To Homeless Man's Story
• Employees Staying Fit Saves Taxpayers Millions In Fort Worth, City Manager Says
• Police Charge 3 Suspects In Connection To Fatal Shooting In Temple Hills
• California Measure Pushing For More Housing Faces Hurdles
• Island Beach State Park Receives 2,000 Donated Christmas Trees To Build Up Sand Dunes
• J.J. Watt slams headline that only calls Kealia Ohai his fiancée
• Hogan Proposes Ethics Bill Citing Recent Political Corruption
• Fotis Dulos Charged With Murder In Case Of Missing Connecticut Mother Jennifer Dulos
• Natural Gas Industry Facing Local Job Cuts
• Earthquakes In Puerto Rico Bring Support From Chicago
• South Oak Cliff High Reopens To Stunning Reviews
• Free Parking, Shuttle Offered At Coors Field For National Western Stock Show
• Buying Local Food The Focus Of 2020 Colorado Food Summit
• SEPTA Police Searching For Woman Who Took Backpack Left On Bench
• Iran Strikes Iraqi Military Bases Housing US Troops
• Science History Institute In Old City Blends History Of Chemistry, Chemical Engineering & Life Sciences
• How To Help After Deadly Earthquake Rocks Puerto Rico, Causing Widespread Power Outage
• What's Next After Bloomberg Picks Up 'Judge Judy' Endorsement?
• Puerto Rico residents fear aftershocks after deadly earthquake
• KDKA Exclusive: Mayor Says Downtown Homeless Shelter Will Be Built With The Backing Of Corporations And Non-Profits
• Florida Lawmakers, Faith Leaders Hold Roundtable On Confronting Hatred, Anti-Semitism
• Miami-Dade School Board To Hold Town Hall Meetings On Creating Later School Start Times
• North Texas Auto Dealership That Failed To Transfer Car Titles, Provide License Plates Under New Management
• N.J. May Soon Offer Incentives To Residents To Buy Electric Vehicles
• Florida Woman Gives Birth To 2 Sets Of Twins In 1 Year
• 'Felt Like A Rollercoaster Ride': Miami Resident Describes Foreshocks Before 6.4 Magnitude Earthquake Rattles Puerto Rico
• Firefighters Suspect Child Playing With Matches Started House Fire In Boulder
• Paid Family Leave & Education Among Top Priorities During State Legislative Session
• Man With What Looked Like Handgun Apprehended By Police On CTA Train At Wilson
• Russian government sees the sunny side in climate change
• Trial Begins For 2 Men Accused Of Killing Baltimore Teacher's Aide In 2016 Case Of Mistaken Identity
• Top Teenage Artists In South Florida For National YoungArts Week
• Google speakers can "vacuum up" personal data, lawsuit says
• 'Thought House Was Going To Fall': Roxborough Native Among Many Jarred By 6.4 Earthquake In Puerto Rico
• Congressman Duncan Hunter makes his resignation official
• Dave's Music Mine Closing After More Than 20 Years On The South Side
• ArcelorMittal Steel Plant In Indiana Accused Of Manipulating Test Results In Wake Of Chemical Spill
• Lowell Spinners Face Elimination Under New MLB Proposal
• Pittsburgh Steelers Sign Former Pitt Panthers Running Back Darrin Hall To Reserve/Future Contract
• Four Robbery Suspects Arrested In Early Morning Oakland Raids
• Nassau County Fully Commits To Reducing Carbon Emissions
• Forgotten Families: In Major Change, DHS Will No Longer Pay Landlords 1 Year's Rent Up Front To House Homeless
• Attleboro High School Janitor Donates Boots Given To Him By Students
• Chick-fil-A Offering Reward To Reunite Minnie Mouse Doll With Teen Girl Who's Undergone 40 Brain Surgeries
• The CW Renews A Whopping 13 Returning Series For Fall 2020
• Westgate SuperBook: Tom Brady Could Be Denver Broncos Next Quarterback
• Cnet At CES: Foldable Phones, Humanoid AI Chatbots And More
• Reward Increased, Surveillance Photos Released In Wayli Gonzalez Murder Case
• Man uses Christmas trees to make canes for veterans
• Police: 16-Year-Old Facing Attempted Homicide Charges Now Under Arrest After Aluminum Baseball Bat Attack During Robbery
• Author Elizabeth Wurtzel dies at 52
• Dallas Police Chief Tells Residents: 'When Violence Escalates, Enforcement Actions Must Escalate'
• Second Harvest Heartland
• 12 NJ Schools Set To Try Out New LGBTQ-Inclusive Curriculum
• 'I'm Sorry, I Have A Sick Child': Police Searching For Suspect Who Robbed West Oak Lane Rite Aid
• The Foote Files: Ain't Too Proud To Beg
• Malden Police Looking For 'Armed And Dangerous' Man After CVS Robberies
• Macy's Closing Pompano Beach Store, Pier 1 To Close Half Their Stores Nationwide
• Bail Reform: NYC Public Advocate Holds Rally To Dispel Myths About New Law
• FBI Searching For Bandana-Wearing Miami Lakes Bank Robber
• Police: Lodi Man, 20, Was Carrying Flare Gun Modified To Shoot Shotgun Shells
• Sixers' Ben Simmons, Jonah Bolden Among Australian NBA Players Donating $750,000 To Fight Devastating Brushfires In Australia
• Dana-Farber Sleep Education Class Helping Cancer Survivors Rest Better
• 'It Was Pretty Bad': Sixers' Joel Embiid Suffers Gruesome Dislocated Finger During Win Over Thunder
• IRS Agent Convicted Of Raping Intern Sentenced To 7 To 8 Years
• Two More Chinese Nationals Arrested At Key West Navy Base
• Up to 10,000 thirsty camels will be shot due to Australian drought
• Pittsburg Police Seek Suspect In Wire-Cutting Of Streetlights, Traffic Signals
• WATCH: Elon Musk Busts Move At Tesla Event In China
• 49ers 'Do So Many Great Things Running The Football,' Says Inside The NFL's Phil Simms
• Trump Eyes House Republican From Texas For Impeachment Legal Team
• Former Bucks County Teacher, Girls' Soccer Coach Sentenced To Prison For Sexually Abusing Six Students
• Big Rig Jackknifes On Highway 99 In Sacramento, Spills Produce
• Traffic Mess In Doral After Gas Tank On Pickup Truck Explodes
• Woman Shot While Pregnant Working At CVS Last November Says She And Baby Boy Are 'Doing Fine'
• Pittsburgh Pirates Named Mike Rabelo As Assistant Hitting Coach
• Driver Sent To Prison After Guilty Plea In Lawrence Crash That Killed 11-Year-Old Girl
• Chicago Man Charged With Having Sex With 2 Minors At Naperville Motel
• 'All Hands On Deck': Crews Across Delaware Valley Preparing Roads For Wintry Weather
• GOP Rep. Duncan Hunter To Resign From Congress After Pleading Guilty To Misusing Campaign Funds
• Philadelphia Weather: Messy Mix Of Rain, Snow To Impact Evening Commute In Delaware Valley
• Father Of Five Struck, Killed In North Philadelphia Hit-And-Run
• Thousands In Minnesota May Lose SNAP Benefits Under Trump Cuts
• Blue Hills Regional Student Brought Pellet Gun, Live Round Of Ammunition To School
• Judge Sentences Kassy Winburn To 12 Years For Deadly DUI Crash
• Broker exposed people's personal info after bad Yelp reviews
• Baltimore Police Release Video Looking To Identify Suspect In December 2019 Killing Of 33-Year-Old Sean Davis
• Suspect Sought In Antioch Shooting That Left Victim With "Life-Altering" Injuries
• Addicted Kids With 'Gaming Disorder' Get Help Through South Bay Therapy Program
• SAG-AFTRA Office Reportedly Evacuated After Receiving Phone Threat
• Miami Heat To Retire Dwyane Wade's Jersey During 3-Day 'L3GACY Celebration'
• Lionel Eaton Found Incompetent In Trial Over Good Samaritan's Shooting Death
• San Francisco DA-Elect Boudin Says He's Ready To 'Transform' Office
• All The Kirk Cousins Haters Should 'Shut Up,' Says Inside The NFL's Phil Simms
• Report: Giants Reach Deal With Patriots Assistant Judge To Be Next Head Coach
• Contempt Of Court Case Against Dallas County DA John Creuzot Dismissed
• Ravens TE Mark Andrews Flourishes As Jackson's Favorite Target
• Poll: Majority Of Marylanders Support Recreational Marijuana, One-Third Say Crime Is Top Issue
• Trans activists speak out against school sports legislation
• Dustin Bilderback Gets 20 Years In Prison For Shooting 2 South St. Paul Police Officers
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Porch Pirate Who Stole PlayStation 4, Trash Can From Front Porch
• 'Whole Thing Went Up': Christmas Lights On Metal Trees Sparks Ridley Township House Fire That Kills Family's Dog
• Police: Son Accused Of Beating Mother To Death In North Baltimore
• New Castle Police Searching For Missing 39-Year-Old Sabrina Salamon Last Seen Dec. 20
• Boeing wants pilots to get more simulator training for 737 Max
• What Does Big Truss Mean? Ravens Fans Have Their Theories
• Houston-Area School Evacuated After Firework Ignites Inside
• Phil Simms: 'No Doubt This Week's Going To Be Tougher For Derrick Henry' Against Ravens Defense
• BART Board To Consider System-Wide Wireless Upgrades
• Pittsburgh Korean Restaurant Ranks In Yelp's Top 100 Places To Eat In 2020
• Controversial Housing Bill SB50 Reintroduced To Mixed Reception
• Nearly 300,000 Hens Killed In Michigan Egg Farm Fire
• Massive Water Main Break Creates Geyser In Collier Township
• 2 Kids Killed, Mother & Other Child In Critical Condition After BMW Struck Them In Essex
• Dallas County Reports 5th Flu-Related Death This Season
• Disneyland Offering $67 Per-Day, 3-Day Tickets For SoCal Residents And 'Kids Everywhere'
• $2.5K Reward Offered For Info In 2018 Killing Of Gray Wolf In Northern California
• Study: Metro Detroiters Likely Won't Keep Resolutions
• Stopping 49ers TE George Kittle Key For Minnesota Defense
• U.S. Defense Official: Iran's Military Displaying 'Heightened State Of Readiness'
• Pirates Pitcher Trevor Williams And Wife Jackie Welcome Third Child, Jude Michael
• Your chance of getting audited by the IRS is lower than ever
• Digging More Vegetables: Exploring Plant-Based Diets In 2020
• Celtics Reportedly A Potential Suitor For Wizards' Davis Bertans
• Browns' Search For Coach Includes Vikings' OC Kevin Stefanski
• TIMELINE | When Is Snow Expected In Maryland Tuesday?
• Homeless Camps Cleared From 2 Denver Neighborhoods
• WHCA rebukes White House for not disclosing Saudi meeting
• You'll Pay More To Visit Denver Botanic Gardens
• Facebook Bans Deepfakes In Fight Against Online Manipulation
• Fort Worth Police Looking For Driver In Hit-And-Run That Killed Grandmother Inside Apartment
• Orioles Hope SS Iglesias Provides Defense, Leadership
• Ex-Marine Accused Of Lying To Bypass Airport Checkpoints Before President Trump's Flight
• Michael Bloomberg Visiting Soybean Farm In Minnesota On Wednesday
• Report: Former Temple University Coach Matt Rhule Signs 7-Year, $62 Million With Carolina Panthers
• Man In Suit, Fedora Robs First Midwest Bank In Munster, Indiana
• Joshua Juarez Charged With Beating Death Of 9-Month-Old Josue Juarez
• Work From Home Scam Targeting North Texans
• Netflix Releases Full Trailer For 'Killer Inside: The Mind Of Aaron Hernandez'
• Report: White Sox Sign Former Cubs Setup Man Steve Cishek
• Bloomberg Sees California As Model On Climate Change, Guns
• Savor The Bronx Restaurant Offering Delicious, Diverse Eats At A Discount
• 'It's Just An Honor': 2 Long Island Teens Appear On Girl Scout Cookie Box
• 'Very Shocked': Woman Gives Birth To Twins In Two Different Decades
• Police Looking To Identify Man Who Allegedly Stole Nearly $1,000 Worth Of Power Tools From Indiana Co. Lowe's
• Rochester's Fire & Ice Festival Set For Jan. 17-19
• Scott Twp. Police Seek Suspect In Smash And Grab Thefts
• Teen Accused Of Secretly Recording Girls & Women At Prior Lake Schools Enters Plea Deal
• Anthony Davis Declines $146M Extension With Lakers, Will Enter Free Agency: Report
• Speaker Sets March Votes To Fill 3 Vacant State House Seats
• Facebook Bans Deepfakes In Fight Against Online Manipulation
• Drunk Driver Who Killed Woman, Her Grandson In 2012 Charged With DWI Again
• Virginia Beach passes resolution to support gun owners' rights
• Police: South Jersey Woman Who Owns Cleaning Service Arrested For Stealing Sports Memorabilia, Jewelry
• Police Seek Help Finding Missing 19-Year-Old Haley Cruz
• Discover Mindful Eating
• Woman Between 30-35 Becomes Texas' 3rd Vaping-Related Death
• Boeing's Checklist Of 737 Max Fixes Grows With Wiring Issue
• Miller Brewery Along 210 Freeway In Irwindale Could Shut Down This Year
• Pier 1 Closing 450 Stores As Retail Apocalypse Drags Into New Decade
• Police: Lakeside Mall Attempted Abduction Post Is Fake
• Lawmaker's Job With St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter Raises Ethics Questions
• Company Fires Worker Who Criticized Holiday Gifts On Twitter
• Rich Hill Could Earn $12.5M From Twins, Homer Bailey $8M
• 'Our Hearts Are Heavy': Penguins Send Sympathy To Burkle Family Over Passing Of Co-Owner's Son
• Drop in coal drives decline in U.S. emissions
• Marquell Johnson Sentenced To 10 Years In Prison For Drive-By Shooting That Injured 5-Year-Old In Her N. Mpls. Home
• Iran vows "proportionate" retaliation for U.S. killing of top general
• Cute Bobcat Kittens Sun Themselves On Porch In Highlands Ranch
• PennDOT: Landslide On Route 51 Kept Moving Over The Weekend
• Report: Giants Request Permission To Interview Jason Garrett As Offensive Coordinator
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Seeking Redevelopment Proposals For 4 Unused Buildings
• 'She's Dripping With It': Florida Woman Accused Of Throwing Human Feces At Landlord
• Couple Says They Were Targeted By Vandals For Supporting President Trump
• 92-year-old's boyhood dream of skiing fulfilled
• Jeannette Woman Sentenced To 15-30 Years In Prison For Fatal Beating Of Boyfriend
• WATCH: Paramedic Rescues Female Hiker Trapped In Hollywood Hills
• Police: Motorist Injured After Losing Control, Crashing Vehicle Into Anoka Building
• Jury Selection Underway In Harvey Weinstein Sex Assault Trial; See The Juror Questionnaire
• Rascal Flatts Is Saying 'Farewell' - But Will Perform At Red Rocks First
• Iran's parliament designates U.S. military as terrorists
• Bloomberg campaign buys 60-second national Super Bowl spot
• Colorado Weather: 100 MPH Winds Slam The Loveland And Berthoud Area
• Nikola Jokic Drops Career High 47 Points, Leads Denver Nuggets To Win Over Hawks
• Report: 123 Children Died In 2019 Fiscal Year, Despite Contact With Illinois Department Of Children And Family Services
• Maryland Wins $3.6M To Address Opioid Abuse During Pregnancy
• 49-Year-Old Pedestrain Killed In Crash On Major Fairfield Street
• Tom Brady's Contract Value Complicated By Complete Lack Of 43-Year-Old Quarterbacking Precedent
• Chris Hemsworth pledges $1 million to help battle Australia fires
• Republicans Clear Wisconsin Primary Field For Trump
• Elizabeth Warren's New Bankruptcy Plan May Spark A Clash With Joe Biden
• Police: Ohio Woman's Missing Dog Found Decapitated In Her Backyard
• Carrie Underwood To Headline 3-Day Country Music Festival In Wildwood
• Gun Accidentally Discharged Inside Logan Airport Customs Facility
• Masked Men Walk Through Open Garage Door Into Adams County Home, Demand Money
• 'I'd Drop You Faster Than The Patriots,' YouTuber Logan Paul Responds To Former Pittsburgh Steelers Wide Receiver Antonio Brown
• District Considers Renaming Richmond School After Michelle Obama
• McConnell says he has votes to approve rules for impeachment trial
• Ten Big Issues To Watch During The 2020 Florida Legislative Session
• FBI Asks Apple To Help Unlock iPhones Owned By Pensacola Air Force Base Shooter
• New Stickers On Gas Pumps Point Drivers With Complaints In Right Direction
• 'Be Better': Kealia Ohai's Fiancé J.J. Watt Slams Houston TV Station For Omitting Her Name In Headline
• Recycling Fire Prompts Road Closure In Rural Sacramento
• Facebook bans "deepfake" videos, with exceptions
• 'I Got Comfortable In My Skin Through Stand-Up Comedy': Comedian Chloé Hilliard On Book 'F*CK Your Diet'
• 'I Got Comfortable In My Skin Through Stand-Up Comedy': Chloé Hilliard On Book 'F*CK Your Diet'
• Michelle Obama To Highlight College Students' First Year In New Instagram TV Series
• Florida Moves Forward With CBD Regulations To Help Protect Consumers
• 1 Killed In Officer-Involved Shooting That Began In Denver, Ended In Aurora
• Cowboys Officially Hire Mike McCarthy As New Head Coach
• Gov. Hogan Announces $3M To Help Support Reconstruction Of Baltimore's Lexington Market
• Nevada Investigators Continue Probe In Bethel Park Woman's Death, But No Homicide Charges Filed Yet
• Country Group Rascal Flatts Announces Farewell Tour, Will Stop In N. Va.
• Pharmacies: Prescribers Bear Responsibility In Opioid Crisis
• Sea Lion Euthanized After It Was Found Shot Twice At The Wedge In Newport Beach
• Texas Lottery Prize Winners Can Now Collect Up To $5 Million At Local Claim Centers
• New Westmoreland Co. Sheriff Claims His Office Was Trashed On First Day Of Work
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Likely To Get Environmental Money In Upcoming Session
• Allergic To Dogs? It May Only Be The Males
• Tewksbury Man Charged With Killing Girlfriend Remains Held Without Bail
• Novi Mother Charged With Murder In Death Of Her 2-Year-Old Son
• State Lawmaker Proposes Reforms For Recycling Bottles, Cans In California
• Michelle Obama launches Instagram TV series
• African American Museum, Citizens Bank Release Details About Special Events Surrounding Martin Luther King Day
• Petition To Make 'Bengals/Browns Fans' Official Medical Marijuana Condition Submitted To Ohio Medical Board
• Florida Lawmakers Continue To Grapple With School Safety
• Water Main Break Shuts Down Intersection In Old City
• 'A Great Time': Mel Tucker Reflects On 1st Season With Colorado Buffaloes
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Josh McDaniels Down To Just One Head Coach Opening
• NFL Wild-Card Games Draw Biggest Audience Since 2016
• 'She's Just A Bag Of Bones': Abused, Starving Dog Found Eating Blanket On Side Of Florida Road
• 'Blinding Sun' Causes Crash Involving 30 Vehicles On Interstate 95 In Maine
• Special Circumstances Murder Charge Filed In Deadly Dublin Home Invasion
• Report: Eagles Defensive Coordinator Jim Schwartz To Interview For Browns' Head Coaching Job
• Bay Area Lawmaker Proposes Reforms For Recycling Bottles, Cans
• 'Targeted Picketing' Ordinance Tabled By Aurora City Council
• North End, Marlboro And Brockton Restaurants Make Yelp's 'Top 100 Places To Eat' List
• Concern Growing That Short Supply Of Pot Could Be Long-Term Dispensary Problem
• Overloaded Power Strip Sparked Fire That Killed 2 Brothers In Fitchburg
• Space-Baked Cookies, 'Mighty' Mice Back On Earth via SpaceX
• Andrew Burkle, Son Of Billionaire Ron Burkle, Found Dead In Beverly Hills Home
• Biden says the only way out of Iran crisis is diplomacy
• Candace Andersen Takes Over As Contra Costa County Supes Chair
• Congressman, Community Activists Protest Plans For Youth ICE Detention Facility In Arleta
• Pat Sajak's daughter helps out on "Wheel of Fortune"
• St. Vincent Medical Center In Downtown LA To Be Shut Down
• Girl Scout Cookie Season Arrives: Inspiring New Lemony Treat Joins Lineup
• Man Killed After Car Collides With Landscaping Truck On Rt. 26 In Frederick County
• Senate committee advances U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade bill
• Impossible Foods now serving up fake sausage and pork
• Cooking Corner: Plant-Based Meatloaf, AKA "Plantloaf"
• Fairfield, Roseville, Woodland Eateries Crack Yelp's 'Top 100 Places To Eat In 2020' List
• The Remains Of A Body Found In 1982 Now Identified As Kraig King Of White Bear Lake
• Husband of missing mom charged with her murder
• Tanker Truck Plunges Into Canal After Florida Turnpike Crash
• PennDOT Starts Using Cameras To Catch Speeders In Active Work Zone
• Humboldt Park Residents Worried For Families In Puerto Rico After 2 Earthquakes In 2 Days
• NYCHA Super In Critical, Employee At Large After Shooting At Bronx Housing Complex
• Body Found In Lake On Campus Of Fort Lauderdale's Dillard High School
• Centre Co. Lawmaker Joins Democratic Primary Field For Pa. Auditor General
• Treasury: Collection Scam Targets Michigan Residents With Fake Letters
• 33-Year-Old Man Shot In The Head Monday Night Has Died, Baltimore Police Say
• New Study To Monitor Ex-Soccer Stars For Early Signs Of Dementia
• Deadly Earthquake Strikes Puerto Rico, Knocking Out Power Across Island
• Large Water Main Break Floods Jefferson Hills Home
• Teenager Shot While Riding A Bike In Allen, SUV Hit By Same Gunfire
• Sources Say Baylor Football Coach Matt Rhule Headed To The Carolina Panthers
• It's A Girl! Maryland Zoo Welcomes New Baby Chimpanzee
• Tractor-Trailer Breaks In Half On I-95 In Northern Liberties
• Rascal Flatts Set Oct. 2020 Date In Mountain View For Farewell Tour
• Detroit Will Receive Nearly $1M In Grants To Support Recycling Expansion
• Employee Fired After Tweeting Criticism Of Company's Gift
• Study: Marathon Training Can Slow The Aging Process
• Man Arrested For Handgun Violation in Brooklyn Park
• Study Finds No Statistically Significant Link Between Talc Powder And Ovarian Cancer, But Questions Remain
• Eye on the Day for Tuesday, January 7, 2020
• Pittsburgh Weather: Winter Weather Advisory In Effect For Parts Of Area, Lake Effect Snow Possible Wednesday
• Chicago Weather: Flurries Possible, Temperature Drop Ahead
• Report: Patriots Assistant Joe Judge To Become New York Giants' Head Coach
• Man Charged With Holding Philadelphia Woman Inside Delaware Hotel Room At Knifepoint
• Andrew Burkle, Son Of Billionaire Ron Burkle, Found Dead In Beverly Hills Home
• Colorado Sen. Williams Says She Won't Seek Re-Election
• Police: Man Accused In Austin Stabbings Died From Injuries After Jumping From Roof
• Former T. Rowe Price Executive Mary Miller Joins Baltimore Mayor Race
• 'Criminal Minds' EP Erica Messer On Final Season: 'You're Going To Be Reminded Why You've Been Watching All This Time'
• Here's A List Of 27 Active Adult-Use Marijuana Licenses In Michigan
• How the industry that fueled MeToo is working to avoid MeToo moments
• GOP Congressman Paul Gosar Shares Fake Photo Of Former President Barack Obama With Iranian President Hassan Rouhani
• Preview of 2020 CES
• Transgender Boy Now Living In Texas Sues NY Over Sex On Birth Certificate
• Pre-Game The 2020 GRAMMY Awards With 'GRAMMY Red Carpet Live' Hosted By Kevin Frazier And Keltie Knight
• Rascal Flatts Announces Farewell Tour With Concert Date In Massachusetts
• Fire Breaks Out At Gilroy Apartment Building Overnight; 17 Displaced
• Ikea To Pay $46 Million To Family Of California Toddler Crushed By Dresser
• Tom Brady, Drew Brees Exit Early In Changing Of The QB Guard
• Report: Red Sox Allegedly Used Video To Steal Sign Sequences During 108-Win 2018 Season
• Dense Fog Advisory In Effect For Sacramento Valley Through Morning Commute
• New Weinstein charges could have "powerful" impact on N.Y. trial
• After Trump Threats, Getty President Calls For Protection Of Iran's Cultural Sites
• Trump continues tough rhetoric on Iran
• Here's the first day you can file your taxes this year
• Allergic To Dogs? It Might Only Be Males, Boston Doctor Says
• Cross The Panthers Off Josh McDaniels' Potential Destinations, As Carolina Reportedly Picks Matt Rhule As Head Coach
• Trebek to Lewis: Let's beat pancreatic cancer
• Park rangers drown after being overpowered by poachers on boat
• Joel Embiid May Miss Thursday's Game Vs. Celtics After Nasty Finger Injury
• Rascal Flatts Stopping By Pittsburgh On Farewell Tour
• Report: NFL Reviewing Seahawks' Jadeveon Clowney's Helmet-To-Helmet Hit On Eagles QB Carson Wentz
• Impossible Foods Will Launch Plant-Based Sausage At Some Michigan Burger King's
• Bloomberg Sees California As Model On Climate Change, Guns
• Miami Weather: Weak Cold Front Will Give Us Another Chilly Morning Wednesday
• Justin Thomas Blows Lead In Hawaii, Wins In Playoff
• Weather Blog: Snow In The Forecast
• #MeToo And Time's Up: Most Think The Movements Are Making Progress - CBS News Poll
• Bullets Fly Into Apartment Building, Breaking Water Line
• The Case Against R. Kelly: His Younger Brother Speaks Out About His Family's Abusive Past
• Wisconsin legislature asks court to toss out legal challenge to voter purge
• Annapolis Police Cite 7 Underage Drinkers At Downtown Bars
• Pier 1 Imports Closing 450 Stores, Facing Bankruptcy Rumors
• Harvey Weinstein faces sexual assault charges in Los Angeles
• New England Aquarium, Draper Work To Track Whales From Space
• QVC Host Courtney Webb Training For Chance At 2022 Winter Olympics In Sport Of Skeleton
• Plea Agreement Reached For Man Who Claimed To Be Missing Aurora Child, Timmothy Pitzen
• Toddler fatally shot amid surge of homicides in Dallas
• PTL Links: January 7, 2020
• 19-Year-Old Dies After Being Hit By DART Train
• Ikea To Pay $46M To California Family Of Toddler Crushed By Dresser
• Half Of Americans 'Can't' Have Positive Morning Without Coffee, Study Finds
• Penske Shuffles Crew Chiefs
• Harris Family Charitable Foundation Shows Support For After-School All-Stars
• Food And Drink Is Hot In Chicago This Week
• Troop deployments "shattering" for military families amid Iran threats
• Dick Wolf's 'FBI: Most Wanted' Comes To CBS Tuesday Nights At 10PM
• Dick Wolf's 'FBI: Most Wanted' Comes To CBS Tuesday Night Lineup
• 3 Injured After Vehicle Crashes Into Parker County Home
• Warren reignites feud with Biden over bankruptcy policy
• 2 Senior Baltimore Shelter Dogs To Be Featured In Animal Planet's 'Dog Bowl'
• NASA Astronaut Shares Beautiful Image Of 2020's First Meteor Shower
• Pompeo says U.S. response to Iran will comply with international law
• New Oat Milk Lattes Coming To Michigan Starbucks
• Fulmer And Tigers Reach $2.8M Deal For 2020 Season
• Appeals Court Throws Out Criminal Charges Against 4 Social Workers In Torture, Murder Of Gabriel Fernandez
• Drew Bledsoe Explains Why Brady, Belichick May Be Motivated To Part Ways
• EGLE To Hold 3 Public Hearings This Month On Proposed PFAS In Drinking Water Rules
• Chicagoans Can Help Koala's Impacted By Australian Wildfires; Donations Needed
• Americans in China warned over spreading mystery illness
• Country music stars Rascal Flatts announce farewell tour
• Multi-Vehicle Crash Causes Heavy Traffic Delays On Parkway North
• Mom of baby facing end of life support: "Give her a chance"
• 20 California firefighters head to Australia as new threat looms
• Teen Charged With Murder, Gang Assault In Brutal Christmas Eve Beating Of 60-Year-Old Man
• NYPD Searching For Group Suspected In More Than A Dozen Newsstand Robberies
• Two Armed Men Rob Subway In Logan Square
• Female MTA Conductor Punched, Spit On In Unprovoked Attack
• Person Who Opened Fire & Shot 1-Year-Old Inside Dallas Home Was Aiming To Kill
• Former Cambridge Police Officer Charged With Robbing Elderly Man In Southboro
• Gangs allegedly run Mississippi prison where inmates were killed
• South Dakotans To Vote On Legalizing Recreational Marijuana
• Police Seek Pair Accused Of Stealing AirPods Out Of People's Heads In Upper Manhattan
• Study: New Jersey Among Top 10 States To Raise A Family
• Air Force stages "elephant walk," launches 52 fighter jets in a row
• Americans think #MeToo and Time's Up are making progress — CBS poll
• Democratic Candidates Seek Momentum As They Dash To Iowa
• Denver's Sloan Lake Neighborhood Offers Up Eclectic Businesses
• Strong Earthquake Rocks Puerto Rico, Knocks Out Power Island-Wide
• Robot therapy dogs and more new tech unveiled at CES
• Doncic Has Another 30-Point Triple-Double As Mavericks Beat Bulls 118-110
• Maryland Casinos Generate $149.1 Million In December
• New York Weather: CBS2 1/7 Tuesday Forecast
• Deadly quake rocks Puerto Rico, causing power outage
• Tuesday's Show Info (1/7/19)
• U.S. starts collecting DNA from some migrants, including teens

Videos from January 7, 2020

• Iran may have crossed "a red line" with missile strike as U.S. mulls response
• Former Navy SEAL lays out how U.S. could respond to Iran's missile attack
• Analyzing the diplomatic response after missile attacks in Iraq
• How right-wing conspiracy theories to spread from the fringe to the mainstream
• Democratic candidates continue to slam Trump's handling of Iran
• McConnell says he has votes to approve rules for Senate impeachment trial
• Joe Biden says the only way out of Iran crisis is diplomacy
• Thousands of Minnesota residents could lose food stamp benefits
• John Bolton willing to testify in Senate impeachment trial
• Pier 1 Imports closing nearly half of its stores
• Jury selection begins in Harvey Weinstein trial
• Pompeo questioned about strike that killed Iranian general Soleimani
• SpaceX launches more Starlink internet satellites
• CBS News poll: Bernie Sanders, Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg tied in Iowa
• No sign of diplomacy as tensions escalate between U.S. and Iran
• CES 2020: New health devices embedded with artificial intelligence
• Iran's foreign minister says U.S. rejected his visa request to speak at U.N.