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Articles from January 23, 2020

• Hundreds of Military Explosives Found in Stockton Home, Forcing Evacuations
• Man Convicted Of Murdering 2 Grass Valley Teens In 1994 Released On Parole
• OCFA Investigating Chemical Leak At Water Treatment Plant, 6 People Exposed
• Suspected Hit-And-Run Driver Taken Into Custody After Second Crash
• Young Boy Beaten, 2 People Stabbed In Fight Near Lake Balboa Middle School
• 'All Gender' Bathrooms Required At Denver Public Schools
• Teens Hit The Streets To Spread 'Robbie's Hope' Mental Health Message
• Heartbreaking Question Written In Girls' Bathroom Gets Dozens Of Encouraging Responses
• Denver Rescue Mission Launches Peer Navigator Program
• State Report Finds Hospital Profits & Cost Of Care Are Rising
• Police: 'John Doe' Found Hurt In Amador County Identified As Travis AFB Airman
• School Districts Including Rocklin, Davis Are Suing JUUL For Creating 'E-Cigarette Epidemic'
• Community Still Searching For Answers Holds Memorial For 11-Year-Old Roman Lopez
• Driver Charged With Murder In Wreck That Killed 3 Teen Boys Near Corona
• Students Who Are Blind, Visually Impaired Compete In Braille Challenge
• 'Right Matters!' California Rep. Schiff Ends 2nd Day of Opening Arguments With Appeal to GOP Senators
• Sick Passenger Sent To Hospital After Arriving At LAX By Coronavirus Screeners
• X Games 'Doomsday' Team Prepares For Worst Case Scenarios In Aspen
• Pedestrian Hit, Killed By Adams County Patrol Car On Federal Boulevard
• Neighborhood Evacuated After Police Find Hundreds Of Potenital Explosives In Deceased Man's Home
• Plumas County Juvenile Charged With Making Criminal Threats At High School
• Man Arrested After Stabbing Another Man In The Eye In Modesto, Police Say
• SF Sketchfest Comes To A Big Finish
• Esposito Leads Sac State Past Portland State 66-55
• Impeachment Trial: Democrats Highlight Trump Abuse Of Power Charge
• Marcus Carr's Late 3-Pointer Powers Gophers Past Buckeyes 62-59
• Ian McBeth, Graduate Of Wray High School, Killed While Fighting Australia Wildfires
• Surveillance Images Released Of Suspect Who Allegedly Baited Seagulls, Ran Them Over In Parking Lot
• FBI says monitoring of Trump campaign adviser Carter Page should've ended sooner
• Police Searching For Two Suspects Involved With Credit Card Fraud In Oakdale
• Antonio Brown Turns Himself In To Florida Police
• Mayor Jim Kenney: Future Of Mummers Parade 'In Jeopardy' If Leadership Doesn't Commit To 'Meaningful Changes'
• Concern Over Coronavirus Grows With Reports Of More Possible Cases In The U.S.
• 'We Can't Take States Like Minnesota For Granted': Mike Bloomberg Stumps In Minneapolis
• Son Who Was Shot And Later Died Had Belongings Stolen At Hospital, Mother Says
• Teen Shot In Leg During Dispute In The Bronx, Innocent Bystander Also Injured
• Delaware County DA: Former Foster Care Worker Charged With Pressuring Mother Into Prostitution
• NYC Transit Boss Andy Byford Announces Resignation After 2 Years On Job
• Former Patriots Wide Receiver Antonio Brown Surrenders To Police In Florida
• Tinley Park Police Search For Assailants Who Robbed Woman In Her Garage, Carjacked Man
• Impeachment Trial: Democrats Resume Opening Arguments Against President Trump
• Harvey Police Chief Eddie Winters Says Mayor Placed Him On Administrative Leave, Calls Move 'Totally Unexpected'
• Rare Air: Jimmy G Stayed Grounded to Get 49ers to Super Bowl
• Police Pursuit Through Broward Streets Ends With 4 In Custody
• Miami-Dade State Attorney: DNA Links Suspected 'Pillowcase Rapist' To At Least 25 Cases
• Teacher Shortage Impacts Colorado, High Cost Of Living Cited
• Man Shot In Chest, Arm Near Como Avenue In St. Paul
• School Lockouts Lifted; Broomfield Police Arrest Barefoot Woman In Handcuffs
• Man Shot, Seriously Wounded In Rogers Park
• Man Killed, Another Injured After Double Shooting In Northeast Baltimore
• Good Samaritans, Police Officers Rescue 2 Boys From Taunton River
• New Jersey Hospital Patient Does Not Have Coronavirus, Officials Confirm
• University Of Wisconsin-Platteville Students Screened For Coronavirus At O'Hare After Returning From Wuhan, China
• What Is The Minneapolis Sound? Good Question
• 9-Year-Old Girl Wounded By Stray Bullet In Car-To-Car Shooting Near Oxnard Elementary School
• California Among States Suing Over Rules Governing 3D-Printed Guns
• 2 Teens Murdered In Denver In Less Than 24 Hours
• Man Suffers Gunshot Wound To Face Near East Lake Street In Minneapolis
• Court Records Reveal Harford County Standoff Suspect Made Past Threats To Shoot Police, Had Guns Removed
• Lamar Jackson Says He Doesn't Care Who Wins The Super Bowl
• Kaila Charles Scores 20, No. 20 Maryland Women Beat Illinois
• 'We're Very Excited' | Expansion Project At Howard County General Hospital Finishing Up, Grand Opening Next Week
• Impeachment trial: Democrats highlight Trump abuse of power charge
• Bill To Allow Baltimore To Collect Taxes On Uber, Lyft Rides Moves Forward, After Missing Out On Nearly $2.1M In Revenue
• Fobbs Helps Towson Push Back Elon For 5th Straight Win
• Beal Scores 36 As Weary Wizards Down Cavs 124-112
• Colorado Among States Suing Over Rules Governing 3D-Printed Guns
• Trump says he'll release Middle East peace plan soon
• Anthony Watson ID'd As Man Fatally Stabbed On METRO Blue Line Light Rail Train
• 'World's Worst Cat' Up For Adoption At Animal Shelter: 'She's Just A Jerk'
• Stay Off Ogden Dunes Beach, Police Warn
• First Child Flu Death Of Season Reported In Massachusetts
• U of M Says Flu Shots Reduce Risk By Over 50%
• LeBron Has Triple-Double, Lakers Pull Away To Beat Nets
• CDC Alerts Corona Virus Outbreak in US
• Body Cam Video Released Of Grass Valley Incident Where Officers Shot Man Carrying Weapon
• International Gamers In Twin Cities For 1st-Ever Call Of Duty League Tournament
• Antonio Brown, Wanted On 3 Charges, Surrenders Himself At Broward County Jail
• Patients With Symptoms Matching Deadly Coronavirus Tested in Alameda County
• 'Parents Bill Of Rights' Backed In House
• 3 More Flu-Related Deaths Reported Brings Dallas County Total To 14
• Shiawassee County Man Returns $43,000 He Found
• Thrash-Metal Veterans Death Angel Earn First-Ever Grammy Nomination
• Police Identify Victim, Suspect In Shooting That Left Man Dead At Blue Island Gas Station
• Dallas-Fort Worth Area Hospitals Now Screening Patients For Possible Contact With Coronavirus
• Shuttle Service To Ann Arbor Could Soon Come To Detroit
• Bloom: Red Sox Won't Rush To Have Manager By Spring Training
• 'Shame On You': Hit-And-Run Driver Who Struck Teen Getting On Edina School Bus Still At Large
• New Yorkers spot bald eagle in the city: "It was pretty spectacular"
• Universal Orlando Creating A Nintendo Park
• Police Searching For Man Posing As Contractor Who Sexually Assaulted Woman Inside Chester County Home
• Billie Eilish opens up about "I wanna end me" lyric
• California Wants Mandatory QR Codes For Cannabis Businesses
• Detroit Student Says A Passenger Assaulted Her As She Slept On A Spirit Airlines Flight
• Chicago Weather: Snow Turning To Rain For Friday Morning Commute
• DETROIT VS EVERYBODY Announces Store Closures
• Man Clings To Hood Of His Car Following Teen Carjacking In Turlock
• Police Investigating Deadly Double Shooting At Strip Mall In Allentown
• Dallas-Based Match Group Launching New Safety Features On Tinder Dating App At End Of Month
• California Could Limit 'Flushable' Wipes Tied To Sewer Clogs
• Study: Youth Vaping An 'Epidemic' In West Virginia
• Baltimore Police: Officer Hit In The Face While Breaking Up Fight Between Juveniles
• President Trump Makes Quick Doral Visit For Meeting Of Republican National Committee
• 'It's An Honor' | Long Snapper Morgan Cox, Fullback Patrick Ricard Relishing Pro Bowl Week
• Police searching for 2 suspects linked to deadly Seattle shooting
• Philadelphia Police Searching For 2 Suspects Who Broke Into Bitcoin Machine, Stole Cash Box
• Police Searching For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Hit Burger King Employee Standing In Drive-Through Lane
• 'I Believe God Is Going To Take Us Bigger And Better': Pastor Vows To Rebuild After Fire Destroys Homestead Church
• Dallas Area Not Qualified For FEMA Disaster Aid Following EF-3 Tornado; Delay To Continue
• Weather Blog: Clouds, Milder Air Ahead
• Austin City Council Unanimously Approves Resolution Making Low-Level Marijuana Busts Less Of A Police Priority
• Darlie Routier Has New Generation Of Support More Than 20 Years After Murder Conviction
• Arrest Made In December Shooting That Killed A Man In South Sacramento
• Biden secures endorsements ahead of New Hampshire stop
• At Least 1 Injured In Fire At Chinatown Building
• Kemba Walker Named Starter For NBA All-Star Game
• Denver Broncos Von Miller, Courtland Sutton Represent Orange & Blue In 2020 Pro Bowl
• Roseville Man Arrested On Attempted Murder, Rape Charges After Reported Assault
• Minnesota Disease Expert Says Coronavirus Spread Unlikely But Would Have High Consequence
• Cremated Human Remains Of Texas Mother, Son Found In California After Theft
• Lake County Man Charged With Burglary After Trying To Sell Stolen Tools On Facebook
• LeBron, Giannis Named Captains For NBA All-Star Game; Kawhi, AD Get Starting Nod
• Police Searching For Driver After Man Struck, Killed In Sicklerville
• 'It Was Madness': Chemical Spill Temporarily Closes 405 Freeway In Redondo Beach
• Another Sign Of Progress At Rangers Future Home Globe Life Field
• 4 Adults Injured In Crash Involving School Bus, 2 Other Vehicles At 79th Street, Stony Island And South Chicago Avenues
• NYC Council Passes Law Requiring Businesses To Accept Cash
• Police Investigating After Body Found In Greenbelt Off Bond Road In Elk Grove
• Bald Eagle Spotted In Upper West Side Park
• Sonoma Winery Spills Nearly 100K Gallons Of Red Wine Into Russian River
• Long Lines At Pro Bowl To Get Jackson's Autograph, Picture
• Pittsburgh Pirates Players Give Early Look At Team's New Uniforms
• Authorities Warn Maryland Parents Of New TikTok 'Outlet Challenge' That's Causing Fires
• 100,000 People Request Tickets For President Donald Trump's Rally In Wildwood
• Tom Steyer Makes Campaign Stops In East Bay
• New Company 'Joybees' Stepping Up Foam Shoe Game Started By Crocs
• Clairton-Liberty Area Sees Recent String Of Code Orange Air Quality Action Days
• 17-Year-Old Murder Victim Was Shot Before Being Dropped Off At Denver Urgent Care Center
• Brewery puts faces of shelter dogs on beer cans
• Philadelphia Police: Man Wanted For Stealing ATV After Trying To Pay For It With Fake Money
• Sixers' Joel Embiid Named All-Star Game Starter For Eastern Conference
• Davis Police Release Surveillance Video In Attempted Sex Assault Case
• Former Ohio Police Officer Accused Of Lying About Being Shot At Is Facing Charges
• Franklin Park Funeral Home Is Dark And Deserted; Woman Wants Grandmother's Remains
• An Ode To Minnesota's January Thaw
• Arlington Police Looking For Lottery Ticket Looter
• Dallas Mavs Star Luka Doncic Named All-Star Game Starter
• Source Of Norovirus Outbreak At NH Restaurant Remains A Mystery
• Police Body Cam Video Shows Krysztof Marek, Man Suspected Of Killing 5 Neighbors, Surrendering To Officers
• Verona Officer Accused Of Exchanging Pornographic Images With Minor Says He Thought Victim Was 18
• Officer-Involved Shooting Near Parker And Arapahoe: One Suspect Shot, One Arrested And One Escaped
• An Act Of Desperation? N.J. Church's Cherished Pipe Organ Vandalized
• 49ers' George Kittle Awards Super Bowl Tickets To Family Of Fallen Sacramento Soldier
• 'Blatant Conflict Of Interest': Suspended Grammy Chief Claims Corruption In Nomination Process
• Term Limit Bill Back On Philadelphia City Council's Agenda
• Adams Commander Convicted Of Running Stop Sign During Response, Causing Fatal Crash
• Bon Jovi Opens Soul Kitchen On Rutgers University Newark Campus To Provide Meals For Students In Need
• Air Of Mystery Surrounds New Landlord Of Westinghouse Campus In Cranberry
• I-70 On Vail Pass Back Open After Semi Carrying Miller Lite Crashes
• Woodbine Couple Found Guilty Of Animal Cruelty
• Police Asking For Public's Help In Locating Stockton Robbery Suspect
• Phish Coming Back To Atlantic City For First Time in 7 Years With 3 Beach Shows In August
• Father and son determined to help the homeless
• Central Catholic Student Diagnosed With Whooping Cough
• Dedicated Public Servant On Crusade To Make Sure Aging Long Beach Clock Police Memorial Is Replaced
• Philadelphia High School Students Of All Abilities Come Together For Bocce Tournament
• Lawmakers, Professors Seek Return Of Northeastern Student Denied Entry Into U.S.
• 'He Picked Her Up By The Neck And Body-Slammed Her To The Ground': 22-Year-Old Man Accused Of Body-Slamming 16-Year-Old Girl At Westmoreland Mall
• Garoppolo Gets 49ers To Super Bowl With Handoffs Not Throws
• Attempted Smash & Grab: Driver Andrew Jones Plows Car Into Bank, Gas Station
• 'Heroic' California Firefighters Die In Air Tanker Crash Battling Australian Wildfires
• Former South Florida Middle School Teacher Prison Bound For Sexual Activity With Students
• Arvada Police Shoot, Kill Suspect Jon Bryant, Armed With Knife
• Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez Announces Run For Congress
• New Jersey Congressman Pushing For Better Security At Religious Sites Amid Increase In Anti-Semitism In US
• Byford Enjoyed 2 Successful Years With MTA, But Reportedly Grew Frustrated Over Clashes With Gov. Cuomo
• The Collaboration Of A Lifetime: Scorsese's Epic 'The Irishman'
• Lipari Foods Expands Recall On Additional Deli Sandwiches Due To Possible Listeria Contamination
• Minnesota Democratic Chairman Endorses Tighter Voter Privacy
• New Technique Looks Inside Pancreatic Cysts To Help Determine If Surgery Is Necessary
• Beverly Hills Files Lawsuit Claiming Electronic Voting System Could Lead To Inaccurate Voting
• Sumner Tunnel Is Causing Problems For Truck Drivers, Commuters Say
• Monarch butterfly population at critically low levels
• Top Spots To Watch Super Bowl 54 In Miami
• Professor: Philadelphia Archbishop Charles Chaput's Conservative Nature On Marriage, Sexuality Put Him At Odds With Vatican
• Former Jamaican Police Officer, Two Others Charged With Murder Of Irvine Man
• Lincoln Park Burglars Seen Walking Calmly And Shamelessly Out Of Home
• North Charles Street To Partially Close Sunday For Lunar New Year Celebration
• Pregnant Woman Gets Runaround After Applying For SNAP Benefits To Make Ends Meet
• Texas Man Says Police Shot, Hurt His 3-Year-Old Daughter, Teen Son
• Survey finds younger generations are lonelier than boomers
• Former School Worker David Garcia-Espinal Admitted To Masturbating In Two Movie Theater Bathrooms, But Was Never Charged
• Former Wells Fargo CEO banned from banking industry for life
• Port Authority Discussing Consolidating Stops On Local Bus Route
• Ex-Pharmaceutical Exec Gets 5 1/2 Years For Pushing Opioids
• Snapshot NY: NJ Artist Realizing His Dreams By Designing Custom Cleats For NFL Stars
• Con Artists Taking Missing Package Scam To The Next Level
• Samuel Adams Downtown Boston Tap Room Opens January 30
• Police In Rockland County Identify Man Found Fatally Shot In Vehicle
• Wife Of Injured Miami-Dade Firefighter Speaks Out For The First Time
• The Rebel Brain - Women's Leadership for Life Class
• 'Causes Tens Of Thousands Of Deaths': Philadelphia Doctor Says People Should Be More Worried About Flu Than Coronavirus
• Taste With Tori: If You Find Vinyl Records In Fishtown, You've Discovered Milkcrate Cafe
• Massachusetts Senate Introduces Major Climate Change Policy Bill
• The Foote Files: The Dovells
• Hopkins' Basketball Phenom Kerwin Walton Keeps College Scouts Guessing
• Florida Supreme Court Justices Back Away From Major Death Penalty Ruling
• Firefighters Who Died In Australia Were On California Tanker
• Sonoma Winery Blending Tank Springs A Leak; Thousands Of Gallons Flow Into Russian River
• BSO Seeks Help Finding Gunman Who Robbed Store Near Fort Lauderdale
• Ruby Rose Shares Her Queer Icons
• WINC - Women Entrepreneurs - Are a Revolution
• Man Accused Of Attempted Sexual Assault Of Wynwood Art Gallery Employee
• Mayor Jack Young Addresses Baltimore City Crime At US Conference Of Mayors Meeting
• 'Arrow' Star Stephen Amell Suffers Panic Attack Mid-Interview: 'I'm Doing Much Better'
• Towson Man Pleads Guilty To Federal Drug Distribution Charges, Illegal Firearms Possession
• Final Touches Going Up At Free Super Bowl LIVE Fan Fest At Bayfront Park
• Florida House Athlete Pay Plan Would Include 'Bill Of Rights'
• San Francisco Mayor London Breed Endorses Mike Bloomberg In Democratic Primary
• Sacramento Man Gets 34 Years To Life After Murder of Lincoln Man
• 'This Is A Special Experience' | Ravens Players Enjoying Pro Bowl Festivities With Their Families
• On 'Riverdale's' Set With Madelaine Petsch
• Consumer Reports: Security, Privacy Issues Found In Popular Women's Health Apps
• New York City bans stores from refusing to accept cash
• Surgical Gown Recall Leads To Nationwide Shortage, Causing Surgeries To Be Postponed
• New Rules May Limit Emotional Support Animals Allowed On Flights
• Family seeks evidence they say could exonerate executed inmate
• Nassau County Moves Full Speed Ahead With Restoration Of 300-Year-Old Roslyn Grist Mill
• Ex Insys exec gets 5 ½ years for pushing opioids
• Mobile X-Ray Scanners To Patrol Hard Rock Stadium For Super Bowl 54
• Bills Seek To Exempt Freelancers, Newspapers From New California Labor Law AB5
• Demanding Answers: To Helmet Or Not To Helmet? New E-Bike Rules Renew A Look At The Data
• FedEx Warns Customers About Text Message Scam
• Window Washers Left Dangling After Scaffolding Malfunctions At Midtown Skyscraper
• Fotis Dulos Accused Of Violating House Arrest, Removing Items From Missing Wife's Memorial
• Police Issue Warning To Stay Off Ice Following Pair Of Deadly N.J. Pond Accidents
• Driver Charged With Manslaugter, DUI In Fatal Crash On Highway 101 In San Mateo
• Minn. Department Of Health Reports 113 Flu-Related School Outbreaks
• Changes are coming to your FICO score calculation
• 'He's A Great Man': Happy Homecoming For Next Philadelphia Archbishop Nelson Perez
• Philadelphia City Council Introduces Legislation To Sue Pennsylvania So City Can Enact Its Own Gun Laws
• Groundbreaking Journalist Jim Lehrer Dead At Age 85
• Southboro Student Says Man Exposed Himself After Asking For Directions
• Super Bowl: Stopping Mahomes From Extending Plays A Key For 49ers Defense
• Michelle Carter Released From Jail Early In Texting-Suicide Case
• Harvey Weinstein Trial: Annabella Sciorra Details Night She Says She Was Raped By Disgraced Movie Mogul
• Grounded Boeing Jet Holds Back Profits, Growth At Airlines
• Cowboys Legend Drew Pearson Reflects 1 Week After Not Getting Call To NFL Hall: 'I've Gotten Past It'
• Watch: Coyote Ventures Up To Metro Detroiter's Porch
• Former North Mesquite High Band Director James Earle Cude Going To Prison For Child Exploitation
• New Philadelphia Archbishop Nelson Perez Apologizes To Those Affected By Catholic Church's Sex Abuse Scandal
• Southbound I-279 Temporarily Shut Down Due To Vehicle Fire
• "Mean Girls" musical to be turned into movie
• 1 Dead, 2 Injured In Harlem Shooting
• Police Chase In New Jersey Ends With Shootout, Shoplifting Suspect Killed
• 4 Charged In Violent Assault At Encore Boston Harbor Casino
• Leading NH White Nationalist Pleads Not Guilty To Threatening To Rape Woman
• Why Coronavirus Is Dangerous
• DPW Crews Form Funeral Procession For Worker Killed In Lawrence
• Detectives Arrest Man In Connection To Capitol Heights Armed Robbery
• WWE Royal Rumble 2020 Picks: Can Brock Lesnar Go The Distance?
• Sacramento's 4 Favorite Candy Stores (That Won't Break The Bank)
• FOUND: Caneesha Ellis, 16, And Kannon Ellis, 7 Months
• LA Galaxy Officially Welcomes Chicharito
• Time Out New York's Things To Do This Weekend
• New Navigable Waters Protection Rule Aims To Identify Federally Regulated Waterways
• Top Attractions To Visit While In Miami For Super Bowl 54
• Student At Texas A&M University Treated For Possible Novel Coronavirus
• Bills May Exempt Freelancers, Newspapers From California Law
• Humane Animal Rescue Says Opossum Makes Full Recovery After Being Hit By Car And Losing Eye
• Judge Allows Joycelyn Savage To Retrieve Belongings From R. Kelly's Trump Tower Condo After Arrest For Assaulting Azriel Clary
• Mississippi River Ice Jams Result In Elk River Road Closures
• Colorado Man Stabbed After Refusing Strangers' Use Of Bathroom
• 'Still Pretty Bitter' | Ravens Say They'll Use Playoff Loss As Motivation For Next Season
• Illinois Assesses Damage From Mistaken Voter Registrations
• Teen Won't Be Able To Walk At Graduation Unless He Cuts His Dreadlocks
• Here's The First Day You Can File Your State Income Tax Returns In Michigan
• Doctors Warn Against Vaping After 3rd Related Death In Michigan
• 2 Plymouth Students Inspired By TikTok Challenge Facing Charges After Shorting Outlet
• Three Minors Arrested In Connection With Burglary, Vandalism At Roseville Middle School
• Ocasio-Cortez to JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon: I'll remember that
• Ivy Kitchen + Cocktails Brings New American Fare to English Village
• Students Victimized By Child Molester Ronald David Guinto Settle With School For $10.9M
• 'This Guy Is High, He Smoked, He Threatened Me': Delivery Driver Reportedly Claims Antonio Brown Was Under The Influence During Alleged Attack
• Sales Representatives See Growing Job Openings in Detroit
• Bishop Nelson Perez Named Next Archbishop Of Philadelphia
• Health Officials Investigating Suspected Case Of 2019 Novel Coronavirus In Texas
• Police Charge Man With Vandalizing Cemetery, Help Him Get Treatment
• Fort Worth Firefighter Struck While Working Crash Shares Message For Drivers
• 4 Top Spots for Music and DVDs in Detroit
• White-Tailed Deer Population Management Resumes In Western Maryland National Parks In February
• Maryland County Executives Support School Construction Bill
• Anne Arundel County Police Offering $10K Reward For Information In 4 Unsolved 2019 Homicides
• Towson Alumna Jeanine Cummins' Novel Makes Oprah Book Club List
• Pasadena Man Located Safe
• Minnesota Reports 1st Child Death Of Flu Season
• Registration Opens For 2020 Pittsburgh Great Race
• North Middlesex High School Lifts Ban That Prevented Students From Attending Games
• Longtime PBS Host, Texas Native Jim Lehrer Dies At 85
• Police Report: Holy Cross Rowing Coach Said 'God Please Let Me Have Had A Green Arrow' After Deadly Crash
• Teen discovers racist drawing in locker room
• Federal appeals court dismisses young people's climate lawsuit
• Nurses, Doctors Protest In St. Paul Over Potential Closure Of 2 Fairview Hospitals
• California Bill Would Make Utilities Pay Some Blackout Costs
• Andover Lawyer Lands Grammy Nomination For Latin Jazz Album
• Bay Area School District Files Lawsuit Against Juul For 'Fostering An E-Cigarette Epidemic'
• 'Oh No! Awful Poster': Hospital Sign About Using Phones Around Babies Divides Parents
• Report: Sixers Guard Josh Richardson Suffers Left Hamstring Strain, To Be Reevaluated In 2-3 Weeks
• Kidsburgh: Postpartum Depression
• Impeachment Trial: Michael Bennet Takes Interruption From Campaigning In Stride
• Child Porn Investigation: John Williams, 68, Arrested In Nederland
• 'Pittsburgh Sailors; They Are Tough': Inactivation Ceremony Held For USS Pittsburgh
• New Rooftop Restaurant 'Watershed' Coming To Fed Hill
• Man, Woman Charged With Drug Violations In Brooklyn
• UPDATE: San Mateo Home Invasion Robbery Suspects Involved In Deadly Freeway Crash
• Former Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf Fined $17.5M For Sales Scandal
• WAVE Project Brings 40 Mobile Showers A Day To Those In Need
• Can Klobuchar Build A Late Surge While In Washington For Trump's Trial?
• Annabella Sciorra takes the stand against Harvey Weinstein
• Odd Couple: Larry Walker, Derek Jeter Take Different Routes To Hall
• Pa. Supreme Court Upholds Old Precedent In Fracking
• Libyan general's forces threaten to target civilian aircraft
• Police Investigating After Organ, Decorative Pipes Damaged At New Jersey Church
• Berks County DA's Office: Reading Man Admits To Raping Young Girl, Giving Her $5 Not To Tell Anyone
• Denver Nuggets Head Coach Michael Malone Records Greeting For DIA Trains
• Minnesota Wild Honors Memory Of 9-Year-Old Killed In Farming Accident
• Military Training Could Turn Into College Credits In Florida
• Coronavirus in China: How the outbreak could impact investors
• Multi-talented Grammy-nominee DJ Khaled tells "Sunday Morning" he's a "genius"
• Wellfleet IFAW Animal Rescue Team Saves Pregnant Dolphin
• AP Source: Gary Kubiak To Be Hired As Minnesota Vikings Offensive Coordinator
• Son Charged In Suspicious Death Of His Father In Western Wisconsin
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Bringing Loaded Gun To Pittsburgh International Airport
• Reports Of Natural Gas Smell In Woodland Sparked Investigation
• Maryland Lawmakers Look To Repeal State's 'Archaic' Sex Laws
• Plugged In To DFW: Human Trafficking Awareness
• Dog With 'Wonky' Face Finds Forever Home After Initial Owner Returned Him
• Rob Gronkowski Roasts Roger Goodell In Video Promoting Super Bowl Beach Party
• Women do more grunt work at home, no matter their pay or education
• Listen to the sound of a 3,000-year-old Egyptian mummy
• Hate Crimes In LA Spiked In 2019, Report Finds
• The 737 Max Grounding Cost Southwest $828 Million In 2019
• Local Fitness Studios Holding Donation-Based Classes To Raise Money For Animals Affected By Australian Fires
• Powder Day! More Colorado Mountain Snow While Denver Has Been Dry For Nearly A Month
• CHP Arrests Suspect In Highway Projectiles Cases In Monterey, San Benito Counties
• State Sen. Wiener Calls For Utilities To Pay For Some Blackout Costs
• Another inmate found dead inside Mississippi prison
• Man Drove Through NH Town With Laundry Basket Strapped To Back Window, Police Say
• GrubHub Has A Solution To Its Delivery Problems: Easier Takeout
• 'Backyard Brawl' Between Pitt Panthers And West Virginia Mountaineers Returns To PNC Park In 2020
• PBS Newshour Anchor, Presidential Debate Moderator Jim Lehrer Dead At 85
• NFL's Scouts Take: Former Colorado Buffaloes Steven Montez, Davion Taylor at Senior Bowl
• Online retailers' trickiest tactics to stoke impulse buys
• Trump administration eases federal restrictions on streams and wetlands
• Highmark Recognized As Supportive Workplace For LGBTQ Community
• Detroit's Largest Brewery Has Been Sold
• Interfaith Family Services On Breaking The Cycle of Poverty
• Adam Schefter Indicates That Tom Brady's Decision Is Up To Him, Not The Patriots
• Jim Lehrer, legendary PBS NewsHour anchor, has died at age 85
• Study: Puberty Blockers Can Be 'Life-Saving' Drugs For Transgender Teens
• NJ Teacher Nicole Dufault Pleads Guilty To Having Sex With Multiple Teenage Students
• Dog With 'Wonky' Face Finds Forever Home After Initial Owner Returned Him
• Obama portraits to go on tour
• Puppy Who Got Head Stuck In Old Tire Rescued By Firefighters In Coachella
• New Federal Visa Rules Target California's Illegal 'Birth Tourism' Industry
• Unemployment Rate In Minnesota Remains Steady
• Winning $1 Million Scratch-Off Pennsylvania Lottery Ticket Sold At Chester County Store
• Boy, 12, Suspended From School After Bringing Gun To Sauk Elementary
• Portraits Of Obamas Going On 5-City US Tour, Including Texas Stop
• Coronavirus drives up sales of masks and rubber gloves
• Applications Open For Pa. Property Tax And Rent Rebate Program
• No One Seriously Injured In Crash Involving School Bus In NE Mpls.
• Calls for Manhattan D.A. to resign over doctor's abuse case
• San Francisco will no longer ask for bail in criminal cases
• Lehigh County 911 Center Workers Lose Jobs After Sharing New Year's Toast With Spiked Eggnog
• Overnight Snow & Freezing Drizzle Led To More Than 300 Crashes, Spinouts Across Minnesota
• 'It Completely Changed My Life': Susie Essman On 'Curb Your Enthusiasm,' Larry David, NYC Comedy
• Vice Raid Shuts Down Dallas Gambling Business
• LA Yelp Listings Now Include Letter Grades, Health Code Violations
• Conrad Roy's Family 'Disappointed' That Michelle Carter Was Released From Jail Early
• Temporary ICC/MD 200 Weekend Detours Start January 24 For Tolling System Upgrades
• The 5 Best Halal Spots In Santa Ana
• Reports: Former University Of Minnesota Student Arrested In China For Criticizing Country's President
• Roger Waters, Pink Floyd Co-Founder, Announces New Tour; Sacramento Date Set For September
• Trump Administration Imposes Visa Rules For Pregnant Women On 'Birth Tourism'
• Get These Trending Los Angeles Restaurants On Your Radar Now
• Police Shoot Suspect In Foster City After Officer Stabbed
• Chicago Ranked Most Affordable Major City For Minimum Wage Workers, Study Finds, But That's Not Saying Much
• Despite Falling Q4 Profits, Dallas-Based Southwest Airlines Still Increased Profit-Sharing
• Scam Warning: Text Message Scam Disguising Itself As FedEx Notification
• Twin Cities November Project Gives Dedication New Meaning
• Florida Lawmakers Consider Bills In Fight Against Blue-Green Algae
• Chicago Weather: Light Snow Moves In Chicago Area Thursday
• Report: 'Forever Chemicals' Contaminate Drinking Water In Dozens Of Cities
• Report: 'Forever Chemicals' Found In Teflon, Scotchguard Brands Contaminate Drinking Water In Dozens Of Cities
• Suspicious Device Evacuates Long Beach Park
• Police: Victims Sought After Camera Found In Target Fitting Rooms
• Wonderspaces Offering Visitors Chance To Interact With Artwork At Fashion District Philadelphia
• Nuggets Struggle With Key Players Injured, Lose Big To Rockets
• Antoine Jackson Charged With Sexually Assaulting, Robbing Woman On Red Line
• 2 Excedrin Products Temporarily Discontinued, Company Says
• CPD Says Teens On CTA Red Line Targeted By Armed Robbers
• 5 Vehicles Involved In Crash On I-94 In St. Cloud, Including 3 Semi-Trucks
• Neighborhood Rattled After Bullets Hit Home And Car, Police Investigating
• Dearborn Firefighters Sleeping In Trucks After Mold Discovered In Fire Station
• Oklahoma Governor Orders Ban on State Travel To California
• Sir Patrick Stewart on his return in "Star Trek: Picard"
• Researchers: Drought Threat Lingers Over Northern California; 'Hope For Rain'
• James Taylor Bringing Just-Announced Tour To Pittsburgh This Summer
• Fire Chars Little Havana Restaurant
• Arrest Warrant Issued For Former NFL Wide Receiver Antonio Brown
• Florida Inmate Caught On Camera Attacking Jail Deputy
• Jesse Tyler Ferguson expecting baby with husband
• Wrong-Way Driver Causes 3-Car Crash On Route 128 In Danvers
• New Rules Could Bump Emotional-Support Animals From Planes
• No Tailgating Allowed For Super Bowl LIV At Hard Rock Stadium In Miami
• GRAMMY Awards: List Of All 2020 Nominations
• 2 More Arrests In Brutal Attack Which Put Torrance 7-Eleven Clerk In Coma
• National Right To Life Organization Endorses Congresswoman Kay Granger For Re-Election
• Bulletin Of Atomic Scientists Moves Doomsday Clock Closer To The Apocalypse
• Who Do You Think Should Win A GRAMMY Award? Make Your Picks Here
• Virginia Senate Passes 'Red Flag' Gun Law, Despite Rally
• Mendoberri Celebrates A Decade Of Bringing Local, Chef-Inspired Food To The Suburbs
• Drew Brees Noncommittal On Playing In 2020: 'I Wanted To Take A Deep Breath And Decompress A Little Bit'
• Here Are Chicago's Top 5 Italian Spots
• Reflective Steph Curry Looks Back On Warriors Successful Championship Run
• Pink Floyd's Roger Waters Announces 2020 Tour Stop In Pittsburgh
• New Kroger Fulfillment Center In Frederick County To Create More Than 400 Jobs
• Sutton Police Looking For Owner Of Wandering Pig
• Woman who urged boyfriend to kill himself released from jail early
• Report: Vikings Will Name Gary Kubiak As New Offensive Coordinator
• Lamar Jackson Plays Catch With Drew Brees' Son, Other Kids At Pro Bowl
• Trump administration takes aim at "birth tourism" with new rule
• Texas Treasures: Texas Country Music Artists Continue 'Traditional' Style
• Thunberg fires back at Mnunchin after college degree jab
• Former State Rep. Movita Johnson-Harrell Sentenced To 3 Months In Prison After Pleading Guilty To Stealing From Nonprofit
• Former Gov. Jerry Brown Delivers Urgent Message As 'Doomsday Clock' Ticks Closer To Midnight
• Millennium Station Evacuated After Fire Alarm; Metra Electric And South Shore Line Trains Delayed
• Billie Eilish Reveals Thoughts About Her Fans With Gayle King Ahead Of Tonight's GRAMMY Special
• California's Monarch Butterflies Population Critically Low For 2nd Year
• Police: Suspect Steals Hundreds Of Dollars From Grocery Store In Logan
• Pennsylvania House Speaker Mike Turzai Will Not Seek Re-Election
• Southeast Michigan Physician Practice Locations Being Investigated For Tuberculosis Exposure
• Balanced Attack From Davis, LeBron Helps Lakers Dispatch Knicks At MSG
• New Charges Against Pair Linked To Dead Couple Found Buried On Texas Beach
• Free Vaccinations Offered In Nickerson Gardens, LA County's Hottest Spot For Confirmed Flu Cases
• Lawyers: Pompano Beach Rapper Kodak Black Moved To Federal Prison In Kentucky
• Baltimore Artist Amy Sherald's Michelle Obama Portrait To Go On Nationwide Museum Tour
• 600-Foot Skyscraper Planned For Boston's Waterfront
• The Doomsday Clock is now 100 seconds to midnight
• FedEx Warns About Text Message Scam Disguised As Tracking Code
• With Kawhi And George Out, Hawks Rally From 21 Down To Stun Clippers
• Police Investigating After Rental Car Stolen, Later Found In Anne Arundel County
• MISSING: Qin Zheng, 54, Of Portage Park
• Police: Pennsylvania Woman Facing Charges After 16-Year-Old Son Found Weighing 26 Pounds
• Caught On Video: Pod Of 6 Gray Whales Spotted Off Newport Beach
• Ticketed Passenger At Florida Airport Accused Of Carjacking Vehicle With Mother, Child Inside
• AHA: Governor Whitmer To Keynote 'Go Red For Women' Detroit Luncheon
• Portraits Of Barack And Michelle Obama Coming To Chicago; Here's How To See Them
• Democrats Detail Trump-Ukraine Timeline In Opening Argument
• Morgantown Woman Arrested Nearly One Month After Fatal Hit-And-Run
• University Of Maryland Ends Chinese-Government Approved Program
• Two Very Special Performances Announced For The 62nd Annual GRAMMY Awards This Sunday
• Two Very Special Performances Announced For The 62nd Annual GRAMMY Awards This Sunday
• Armed Robbery Suspect Arrested After Fleeing Police
• Police: Suspects Wanted For Using Stolen Credit Cards At North Philadelphia Rite Aid
• Texas HS Coach Accused Of Having Gun On Campus, Making Threats Toward Principal
• Commuter Alert: Pickup Carrying Livestock Collides With Cement Truck On Verrazzano Bridge
• New Text Message Scam Disguising Itself As FedEx Notification
• Jayson Tatum Suffers Groin Injury Vs. Grizzlies, But Brad Stevens 'Not Too Concerned'
• Police: Trio Seen On Video Attacking Brooklyn Restaurant Staff With Broom, Soda Bottles
• Police: Uni-Mart Robbed By Hammer-Wielding Suspect Days After Crash
• Man Shot In Hell's Kitchen Dies After Crashing On Way To Hospital
• Florida Senate Ready To Pass Sunscreen Measure
• River Road Bridge Finally Set To Reopen In New Jersey
• Former 49er Patrick Willis Delivers Ultimate Surprise To Niner Fan
• Ousted Grammys CEO says nomination process is rigged
• Study: 'Phubbing' Your Children Could Put Them Risk For Depression
• Vape Cartridges Sold At Detroit Dispensary Recalled
• NFL Spotlights Murder Of Botham Jean In New Ad To Promote Change
• Milan Lucic Posts Photo With Nathan Horton And David Krejci, Delighting Bruins Fans
• Massachusetts State Trooper Pays For Boy's Birthday Donuts In Random Act Of Kindness
• More People Say They've Never Been Inside A Bank
• Backyard Shed Fire Spreads To Fence, Damages Rocklin Home
• Study: 'Phubbing' Your Children Could Put Them At Risk For Depression
• Miami Weather: After Chilly Couple Of Days, A Warm Up is Underway
• Dave Matthews Band Coming To Merriweather Post Pavillion
• True Crime: "Dr. Revenge": Doctor Busted For Trying To Murder His Enemy By Fentanyl Injection
• Study: Marijuana May Not Ease Sleep Problems, Especially For Regular Users
• Mega-Job In Miami Lakes Today, 30 Companies Looking To Hire
• Police Seize Illegal Firearms, Cocaine From Home Of Baltimore Dirt Bike Rider
• Police: Pizza Delivery Driver Shoots 3 Of 4 Suspects Trying To Rob Him
• Weather Blog: Season Of Sick
• Impeachment Trial: Democrats Detail Trump-Ukraine Timeline In Opening Arguments
• Salman Rushdie, Molly Ringwald Defend Babson College Professor Fired For Facebook Post
• New Charges Filed Against Couple In NH Couple's Deaths In Texas
• PTL Links: January 23, 2020
• 21-Year-Old In Critical Condition After Detroit Shooting
• Woman Dies After Double Shooting In Long Beach
• New York Weather: CBS2 1/23 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• As reports surge, rape charges hit all-time low in England and Wales
• WATCH TONIGHT: Gayle King Interviews Music's Biggest Stars Ahead Of GRAMMY Awards Weekend
• Dinner With A Date Deal For $22 On National Pie Day
• Zadina's 2 Goals Not Enough In Loss To Minnesota
• 1 Dead Following Stabbing On Blue Line Train
• Regulating 'Nips': Bill Would Add Deposit On Mini Bottles
• Nebraska doctor lets patients pay for surgery by volunteering
• Billie Eilish is a source of support for fans who are struggling
• Tom Brady The Hockey Dad: Brookline Resident Writes Post Praising QB's Parenting
• International Irish Dance Phenomenon Riverdance Returns To Philadelphia
• Pittsburgh Weather: Pittsburgh, Clairton And Other Parts Of Western Pa. Under Code Orange Air Quality Alert
• Taste Of The Town: Get A Taste Of Old World Italy At Sottosale Kitchen And Wine In Miami
• Russian court overturns transgender woman's child porn conviction
• Migrant parents separated from kids make historic return to U.S.
• Hallmark parent CEO to leave after same-sex ad controversy
• Tony Evers Unveils Plan To Tackle Wisconsin's Farm Crisis
• FedEx, Amazon Warn Customers About Text Message Scam
• FedEx, Amazon Warn Customers About Text Message Scam
• Winter Carnival Kicks Off This Weekend In St. Paul
• Democrats Not Alone In Soliciting Votes In Iowa
• Brett Favre Sees His Own Traits In Patrick Mahomes
• Virginia Senate passes "red flag" gun law over fierce opposition
• Ilhan Omar To Kick Off Re-Election Campaign Thursday Night
• 'Play For All' At Chicago's Children's Museum Welcomes Young Athletes With Disabilities
• Residents paint a picture of Epstein's life on "Pedophile Island"
• Victims Identified In Double Shooting In West Baltimore
• Illinois License Plate Fees For Some Trailers Have Jumped 555% In 2020; 'It Just Boggles The Mind'
• Man dies hurtling 400 feet across river in Mercedes after chase
• Crews Battle 2-Alarm Fire At Fort Worth Barbecue Restaurant
• U.N. orders Myanmar to prevent Rohingya genocide
• Michigan Lottery Results For Wednesday, January 22, 2020
• Ex-NFL player Dhani Jones endorses Mike Bloomberg for president
• It's All About Pizza, BBQ & Sliders For Denver Diners
• Man apparently jumps from cruise ship docked in San Juan and dies
• Thieves Steal ATM From Liquor Store In River West
• Woman killed and 7 wounded, including 9-year-old, in Seattle shooting
• Setback for woman facing charges for going topless at home
• Police: Man Drives Himself To Hospital After Shot Several Times In Lawncrest
• New York Weather: CBS2 1/23 Thursday Morning Forecast
• After-School Program Leader Suspected Of Trying To Arrange Sex With 12-Year-Old Student
• Thursday's Show Info (1/23/20)
• Air tanker crash kills 3 Americans battling Australian wildfires

Videos from January 23, 2020

• Senators running for president work to engage voters as impeachment trial continues
• White House feeling confident as Democrats "failing" to make case for Trump's impeachment
• BuzzFeed: Senators feel freed from their phones during impeachment trial
• Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz is sidelined during Senate impeachment trial
• What Senators are doing out of the view of impeachment cameras
• Father and son determined to help the homeless
• Loneliness survey finds young generations are lonelier than boomers
• Remembering legendary journalist Jim Lehrer
• Migrant parents deported without their children finally reunite
• Former Insys CEO sentenced to prison time for pushing opioids
• CDC issues travel warning over coronavirus
• Democrats accuse Trump of abuse of power as impeachment trial continues
• 1/23: CBS Evening News
• 1/23/20: Red and Blue
• Would a 37-year-old woman be where Pete Buttigieg is? New York Times explores challenges for female politicians
• No matter their income or education, women get stuck with the lion's share of unpaid work
• From the archives: Auschwitz’s atrocities
• Juliana v. United States: The climate lawsuit
• CBSN Exclusive: Separated family's emotional return to U.S.
• Saudi Arabia responds to allegations of hacking Jeff Bezos' phone
• Constitutional expert weighs in on impeachment trial ahead of Day 3
• Manhattan DA Cyrus Vance faces calls for resignation over handling of sex crimes cases
• South Carolina official switches support from Biden to Sanders
• Republicans respond to Democrats' opening statements in impeachment trial
• House impeachment managers set to resume opening arguments
• Nebraska surgeon lets patients pay their bills with volunteer work
• Texas teen threatens legal action after school tells him to cut off dreadlocks
• Suspended Grammys CEO explains why she filed complaint right before awards show
• Can Democrats convince Republicans on impeachment?
• Migrant parents deported without their children return to the U.S.
• Rumors paint picture of Jeffrey Epstein's alleged actions on private island
• Suspended Grammys CEO's allegations make waves before awards show
• 3 U.S. firefighters die in air tanker crash in Australia
• Australians facing deadly spider "bonanza"
• WorldView: Myanmar ordered to prevent Rohingya genocide and more headlines
• Weinstein jury to hear from "Sopranos" actress on day two of New York trial
• Police search for suspects who gunned down several in downtown Seattle
• Biden tells CBS News correspondent to "calm down" in peculiar exchange
• Senate silent as House Democrats spend hours outlining impeachment arguments
• China locks down city of Wuhan, new details about U.S. coronavirus victim emerge
• 1/23: CBSN AM