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Articles from January 30, 2020

• Questions Surround Non-Profit's Efforts To Provide RVs To Bay Area Homeless
• Water Levels in South Bay Reservoirs Well Below Average
• Vanguard Coach Returns For First Game After Cancer Diagnosis, Honors Kobe's Mambas Basketball Team
• Discrimination Complaints Filed Against University Of Colorado Department Of Anesthesiology
• Dutch Clark's Sons To Represent Him At Super Bowl For Top 100 NFL Players Ceremony
• Joseph Kniss Pays It Forward After Getting Help From Strangers
• Denver Considers 'Gun Court' In Wave Of Gun Violence Involving Teenagers
• High School Students Prepare Recipes That Are 'Out Of This World' For Astronauts
• Dropped 911 Call Caused Delayed Response To Panty Prowler In House
• Social Media Sleuths Hope To Crack Unsolved Death Of Placerville Boy Roman Lopez
• 'Vail Let's Be Blunt' Campaign Entertaining Yet Informative Of Marijuana Laws
• Sheriff's Office: No Foul Play In Death Of Man Found At Sacramento County Dairy Farm
• Kings Win 1st Hoops Game At Staples Since Kobe's Death
• Some Residents Return To Brentwood High-Rise Day After Fire, Lawsuit Filed Against Owner
• Colorado Ballet's 'Peter Pan' Flies Into The Ellie Caulkins Opera House
• El Dorado County Sheriff Warns Of Bizarre New Phone Scams
• As Beer Sales Decline, Coors And Other Brewers Turn To Creative New Alternatives
• Quarantine Order Issued For Passenger On China Flight Who Tried To Leave March Air Reserve Base
• Eclectic Martinez Music Club Armando's to Close
• At Least 1 Dead After Big Rig Hits Pedestrian On South Sacramento Highway
• Homeowners Concerned: PG&E Injecting Chemicals Beneath Trees On Private Properties
• Study Shows More & More Young People Think It's Not Cool To Be Outdoors
• Plane Deploys Parachute Before Crash Landing Near Aspen
• Mariposa County Sergeant Accident Shot Himself In The Leg At Gun Range Training
• Lakers Issue First Statement Since Kobe's Death: 'We Are Devastated'
• Impeachment Trial: Collins Breaks With GOP On Witnesses But Alexander Says He Will Vote No
• Is Winter Over? Why New England Has Been Missing Out On The Cold And Snow
• The Life Of Ron Edwards, Legendary Twin Cities Community Activist, Celebrated In North Minneapolis
• Jennifer Dulos Case: Fotis Dulos Pronounced Dead At Jacobi Medical Center
• At Least 1 Dead After Multi-Vehicle Crash On I-287 In Westchester County
• Police: Suspects Wanted In Crime Spree Spanning At Least 4 Communities Lead Chase That Ends In Crash
• On The Hunt For Florida Sex Traffickers
• Another Fort Lauderdale Sewage Line Rupture, Poo Water Flowing Into Middle River
• SW Miami Infant Andrew Caballeiro Still Missing; Father Suspected Of Killing 3 Women
• Man Jumps Onto Subway Tracks At Herald Square Station, Refuses To Get Out Of Tunnel During Rush Hour
• Caught On Video: 84-Year-Old Woman Robbed In The Bronx
• With Iowa caucuses days away, Democrats begin to trade barbs on the trail
• Impeachment trial: Key Republican says he'll vote against witnesses
• First Human-To-Human Transmission Of Coronavirus In U.S. Documented In Illinois
• Chicago's City Sticker Amnesty Program Presents Hurdles For Those Seeking Debt Forgiveness
• Impeachment Trial: Collins Breaks With GOP On Witnesses, Alexander Says He Will Vote No
• MS-13 In Maryland | Gang Known For Its Brutality Targeting, Recruiting In Baltimore, Anne Arundel County
• Harley-Davidson Sends Cease And Desist Letter To Miss Worcester Diner
• Celtics Honor Kobe, Run Past Struggling Warriors 119-104
• Today Marks 50 Years Since Unsolved Murder Of Philadelphia Police Officer Frederick Cione
• WCCO's Liz Collin Tests Popular Meal Kit Delivery Services For Taste And Cost
• Cowan Scores 31 as No. 15 Maryland Beats No. 18 Iowa 82-72
• 'Lock To Live' Offers Online Tool For Those In Crisis
• Records: Sunset Ridge School Bathroom Camera Suspect Was Caught Photographing Women In Movie Theater Restroom Nearly 10 Years Ago
• North Mankato Woman, 51, Arrested For 2nd Time In 3 Months For Possessing Large Amount Of Synthetic Pot
• Vigil Held For East Baltimore Rapper 'Dee Dave' Killed In Double Shooting, Funeral Arrangements Set
• Cockroaches, Drug-Use Waste: Renters Say Landlord Repeatedly Ignored Safety Concerns
• Hynes, Predators Win In Shootout In Return To New Jersey
• Baylen Brees, Artist Team Up To Design Custom Lamar Jackson Sneakers
• Family Member Of Towson University Professor Tests Negative For Coronavirus
• How Do Political Campaigns Text Us?
• Colorado Senate Debates Repeal Of Little-Used Death Penalty
• Bicyclist Struck And Killed In Brooklyn, First Cyclist Death Of 2020
• Man Dead, Teen Injured In Park Forest Shooting
• 2 Killed In Wrong-Way Crash In South Arlington
• Suspected Serial Scammer Candace Clark Not Yet Released From Jail; Attorney Says, 'As Far As I'm Concerned, My Client Is Innocent'
• Lawsuit: Kansas Highway Patrol Targets Out-Of-State Drivers
• Celtics Honor Kobe, Run Past Struggling Warriors 119-104
• Colorado Lawmaker Wants To Make Threatening Elected Official A Felony
• President And CEO Of Pro Football Hall Of Fame Gives Troy Polamalu's Sons Commemorative Hall Of Fame Pin
• Man Killed In Stockton Area Notorious For Jaywalkers
• Sixers' Road Woes Continue In Loss To Conference-Worst Atlanta Hawks
• Illini Hold On To Beat Gophers 59-51
• Joe Louis Arena Demolition: What's The Delay?
• Downtown Hudson Skyscraper Will Not Be Tallest In Michigan
• Interview: Texas Republican Candidate For 32nd Congressional District Jon Hollis
• Chicago Weather: A Coating Of Snow On Friday And A Weekend Warmup
• Vigil Held For Officer Katie Thyne, Air Force Capt. Ryan Phaneuf In Hudson, NH
• Nordstrom To Start Selling Secondhand Apparel Online
• Popeyes Adds Apparel To Their Menu
• Pistons Forward Markieff Morris Pays Tribute To Kobe Bryant
• Flu Often Overlooked As Fears Of Coronavirus Rise
• Philadelphia-Area Retailers Quickly Running Out Of Facemasks Over Coronavirus Fears
• Bradley Beal's 34 Points Lead Wizards Over Hornets 121-107
• UC Berkeley deletes post saying xenophobia is "common reaction" to coronavirus
• Suspect Robs Montebello Donut Shop For $40 And 6 Marlboro Red Boxes
• Sanders Carries Towson Past UNC-Wilmington 77-66
• Residents React To Whitmer's Proposal To Fix Michigan's Roads
• Caught On Camera: Student Body-Slammed, Attacked On Campus At Grant High School
• '60 Swarm' Closes Lanes, Ramps, Connectors Near 60/91/215 Interchange This Weekend
• Orioles Equipment Heading To Sarasota For Spring Training
• Cecil County House Fire Causes Over $100K Worth Of Damage
• Pittsburgh Police K-9 Unit Posts Emotional Tribute To K-9 Rocco, Who Died 6 Years Ago
• First Maryland Patient Tests Negative For Coronavirus
• How Parents Can Recognize Children Affiliated With MS-13 Gangs
• Weather Blog: Sun And Clouds To Start The Weekend
• Germany's First Baby Pandas Make Public Debut
• Helicopter company linked to Kobe Bryant crash suspends flights
• More Abuse Allegations Turn Up At Willow Creek Church
• North Texas 5th Grader Stands Before Lawmakers, Pushes For Free State Park Access
• Radio Row At Miami Beach Convention Center A Gab Fest As Media & NFLers Talk Super Bowl 54
• Reckless Driver With Suspended License Arrested In South Sacramento After Evading Traffic Stop
• "A very honest chemistry": Billy Ray Cyrus gushes about Lil Nas X
• Woman Gets 3 Years Probation For Scheme That Saw Her Cutting Women To Earn Them Temporary Visas
• Suspect In Deadly Berkeley Hit And Run That Killed Homeless Woman Arrested
• LAFD Battalion Chief Under Investigation In Santa Clarita Hit-And-Run
• No. 17 Maryland Women Breeze By Ohio State 85-65
• Search On For Interrupted Residential Burglary Suspect In Rocklin
• DePaul Star Chante Stonewall Breaks Down In Tears Over Death Of Kobe Bryant
• New Castle Police Locate Body Of Missing 39-Year-Old Sabrina Salamon
• Poll: Pennsylvanians Favor Statewide Ban On Fracking
• 13 Dallas Police Officers Disciplined For Social Media Posts That Violated Department Policy
• Heuneme High School Students, Staff Mourn Loss Of Beloved Resource Officer
• Once Sleepy Downtown San Jose Sees Boom In Office Rentals
• Fentanyl-Laced Pills Blamed For 2 Deaths, 6 Other Overdoses In Larimer County
• City Changes Philadelphia's Nickname To 'City Of Sisterly Love' During 2020
• EXCLUSIVE: Ana Molina, Who Pleaded Guilty In Immigration Fraud Scheme, Says Federal Prosecutors Have Story Wrong
• USA Gymnastics Offers $215M Settlement To Larry Nassar Survivors
• Seniors Fight To Save Manhattan Independent Living Housing Facility From Being Sold
• William Green's Family Demands 'Prompt And Thorough Justice' After He Was Shot While Handcuffed In Police Cruiser
• Dusty Baker Takes Over Scam-Marred Astros, Set For 'Last Hurrah'
• Lidl To Hold Public Hiring Event For Cecil County Distribution Center
• Woman who accused Donald Trump of rape is seeking a DNA sample
• Fatal Crash Shuts Down Long Stretch Of Southbound Lake Shore Drive
• Ben Simmons Named To Second Consecutive NBA All-Star Game
• City Council Proposes Wider Walkways, More Outdoor Dining For Hollywood Makeover
• Police Sources: 14-Year-Old Boy Fatally Shoots 79-Year-Old Man In Head While Sitting In Backseat Of His Car
• Denver Weather: Warm This Weekend Before Next Storm
• Philadelphia Police: Father Made Up Home Invasion Story After 4-Year-Old Accidentally Kills Self Playing With Gun
• California's Winter Snowpack Below Average After Dry January
• Jayson Tatum Named Eastern Conference All-Star
• Drug Dealer Caught With $376K Of Heroin In His Car After Route 28 Chase Sentenced To 12 Years
• Cheyenne Mountain Zoo: 'Risky' Procedure On Giraffe Went Well
• $1.7M Lawsuit Settlement In Police Shooting Of Mentally Ill Man
• How A Trip To South Africa Changes The Way One Northwestern Basketball Player Looks At The Basketball Court
• New Astros Manager Dusty Baker Introduced As 'The Right Person At The Right Time'
• Thomas Kremer, Driver Of RTD Bus, Faces Misdemeanor Charge After Striking Pedestrian
• Andy Reid Summons Former Eagles QB Donovan McNabb To Speak With Chiefs Ahead Of Super Bowl 54
• Helicopter Company Involved In Crash That Killed Kobe Bryant, 8 Others Suspends Operations As Investigation Continues
• Tom Brady Photo Sparks Online Speculation
• Bay Area Legislator's Bill Requiring Beverage Makers to Handle Recycling Dies
• Fred Silverman, Former CBS Head Of Programming, Dies at 82
• Florida Senate Bill Looks To Block Local Bans On Sunscreen
• San Francisco Public Utilities Commission Makes Major Land Purchase
• Minnesota Native Alan Roach Will Be Stadium Announcer For Super Bowl LIV
• Changes Coming To CPD As Overhaul Starts Next Month
• Bay Area Producer Updates 49ers Anthem With New Remix
• Thornton Fractional North High School Students Credited With Spearheading New Law Giving Students 2 Hours To Vote
• Reward Leading To Arrest In Ohio Dog's Beheading Raises To $10,000
• Maryland cop's deadly shooting brings 2011 incident to light
• San Rafael Biotech Firm's Former CEO Convicted Of Fraud, Money Laundering
• 2 People Hospitalized After Shooting In La Puente, Suspect At Large
• Boat Operator Who Crashed Into Jetty Near Port Everglades Under Investigation
• Ryan Hazel Sentenced To 22 Years In Prison For Drug Charges Tied To Fatal 2017 Crash
• Debate Rages On As Air Quality In Region Ranks Among The Worst In The Nation
• Fort Worth Police Department Increases Recruiting Efforts, Looking To Fill Dozens Of Positions
• Hackensack Meridian Health Partnering With Local Colleges To Tackle Nursing Shortage
• CAPTURED: Fugitive Child Rape Suspect Jacob Scott Caught In Oklahoma
• Videos From Allentown School Buses Record More Than 200 Violations Of Vehicles Blowing Past Stopped Buses
• Bill Jones Remembers Ultimate #GirlDad Ron Anders
• Wisconsin Small Town Festival's 'Chicken Toss' Draws Ire Of Animal Rights Activists
• U.S. Army Corps Prepare For Mississippi River Flooding
• Beltsville Man Convicted In Crash That Killed 3-Year-Old On Baltimore-Washington Parkway
• Bi-Partisan Group Of Lawmakers Push Bill For 20 Weeks Of 'Paid' Family And Medical Leave
• Dallas County Health Officials Take Look At Unhealthiest Zip Codes, Look For Solutions
• Arthur Hilliard Charged In 2017 Diamond Turner Murder Case; Police Renew Efforts To Find Possible Serial Killer Targeting Women
• Rescue Animals Make Their Hallmark Channel Debut In New Paw Works Special
• Mavs Star Luka Doncic Turns Ankle In Practice, MRI Set For Friday
• Only One Arrest During President Trump's Visit To Wildwood: Police
• World Health Organization Declares Global Health Emergency Due To Coronavirus
• San Francisco sea lions celebrated 30 years after invading the docks
• Teen warns about vaping after double-lung transplant
• Bay Area Woman Heads Nonprofit To Help Disabled People Lead Independent Lives
• Suspended Dallas Police Officers Say It Was Wrong For Chief Renee Hall To Do TV Interview Before She Hears Appeals
• Former NFL star hopes to inspire change with PSA
• Mag Mile Merchant Worried About Recent Robberies: 'We Need A Little Bit More Protection'
• Lakers GM Rob Pelinka: Losing Kobe Bryant Has Been 'An Amputation Of Part Of My Soul'
• American Airlines Flight To O'Hare From Miami Diverted To Jacksonville Due To 'Unruly Passenger'
• 'People Are Flying': City Looks To Make Chateau Street Safer After Pedestrian Killed In Hit-And-Run
• Whistleblower says he couldn't inspect Hawaii helicopter before crash
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Pete Buttigieg goes to the mattresses
• Women Dying From Pregnancy And Childbirth Is Still A Problem In The United States, CDC Report Shows
• Allied Pilots Association Files Suit To Stop American Airlines' Flights To China
• Super Bowl LIV: Most NFL Fans In Colorado Rooting For Chiefs, Sports Betting Site Reports
• Gov. Walz Introduces Compromise Bill To Improve Affordable Insulin Access
• Pilots sue American Airlines to stop flights to China
• Coronavirus Hoax: Fake Letter Claims Outbreak In South Bay Area
• Wisconsin H.S. Teacher David Kruchten Indicted On Charges Of Attempting To Produce Child Porn
• Fort Worth Police Seek 2 Persons Of Interest In Connection To String Of Robberies
• Fotis Dulos, man charged with killing wife, pronounced dead
• Kohler To Pay $20M Penalty For California Engine Emissions
• Under Cuomo Mandate, White Plains Goes Solar In Massive Renewable Energy Project
• Texas Treasures: Dallas Cowboys Legend Roger Staubach
• Provincetown Phone Booth Helps People Connect With Lost Loved Ones
• IBM's Ginni Rometty retiring after nearly 40 years at tech giant
• NFL Renovates Gwen Cherry Park Football Field As Roger Goodell Surprises School Principals With Super Bowl Tickets
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo Wants To Increase Penalties On Vehicles That Violate Height, Weight Restrictions
• Md. Lawmakers Debating Bill To Require Background Checks For Private Sale, Transfer Of Shotguns, Rifles
• 'We're Gonna Crown World Champions Right Here In Miami Gardens', Mayor Excited For Big Game, Ability To Show Off City
• Boy Gymnast Files Civil Rights Complaint After Being Banned From Being A Scoring Member Of All-Girl Team
• NYPD Uncovers Large Stash Of Drugs During Staten Island Raid
• DeSoto Police Believe Dallas' Violent Crime Problem Is Spilling Into Their City
• Flax Seed Fiber Powder, Capsules Sold Nationwide Recalled Over Salmonella Concerns
• After Failure, California Leaders Vow To Pass Housing Bill
• City Council Unveils Its Comprehensive Homeless Plan
• Former NYPD Commissioner Bratton Says Recent Graffiti Subway Vandalism 'Outrageous'
• NYPD: Discovery Of Man's Body On UES Now Being Investigated As A Homicide
• 330-million-year-old shark found in a Kentucky cave
• Jennifer Lopez, Shakira Ready To Wow In Super Bowl Half-Time Show
• Remembering Kobe: How Bryant Changed Life Of One Former Teammate At Lower Merion High School
• CHP Asking For Public's Help in Locating Hit-And-Run Vehicle Out Of Stockton
• Report Says New York Is Facing Shortage Of Spots For Preschool Special Education Classes
• 'Light At The End Of The Tunnel': Major Deadline Looms For Victims Of Clergy Abuse In New Jersey
• 'City Trees' Help London Fight Its Pollution Problem
• NAACP, Alameda County DA Partner On Program To Dismiss Some Convictions From The Record
• How Residents, Victims Of MS-13 Gang Violence Can Report Tips Anonymously
• Tractor-Trailer Accident Causes Traffic Mess On Pennsylvania Turnpike Near Quakertown During Evening Rush Hour
• St. Francis Regional Medical Center To Spend $25 Million On Expansions In Shakopee
• Anxious Travelers Arrive At Logan Airport From China
• Miami Men Accused Of Selling Counterfeit NFL Merchandise
• PSEG Long Island Warns Customers About Phone Scams
• Dallas Charter School CEO Donna Woods Sentenced To More Than 7 Years In Prison For Role In Kickback Scheme
• SB50: Proposal To Boost Housing Amid Crisis Falls Short In Final Vote
• Miami Massage Therapist Accused Of Sexual Assault
• Ozier Scores 21, Sacred Heart Beats Mount St. Mary's 58-53
• Officials Rescue 11-Year-Old Girl And Her Dog From Hillside In Shaler Township
• Cuomo Announces $45 Million To Help Combat Hate Crimes
• NYCHA To Test More Than 100 Community Centers For Lead-Based Paint
• Haley House Bakery Cafe Reopens In Roxbury With Renewed Social Mission
• Harvard Professor Accused Of Hiding Ties To China Released On $1M Bond
• Man, 51, Dead After Shooting In Turlock
• 49ers Shanahan Recalls Days As Ball Boy At Super Bowl XXIX
• Nassau County To Reassess Properties Every Year
• VIDEO: Lafayette Reopens Trails After Rampaging Wild Pig Threat Removed
• The Foote Files: Paul Revere & The Raiders
• Officials: Accidental Grease Fire From Someone Cooking Started Massive King Of Prussia Apartment Complex Blaze That Injured 14
• Super Bowl Forecast: Showers Expected Ahead Of Big Game
• Bail Reform: Jordan Randolph Indicted In Crash That Killed Long Island Man, 'I'll Be Out Tomorrow'
• Jennifer Lopez, Shakira Promise 'Empowering' Super Bowl Halftime Performance At Hard Rock Stadium
• California Bill Requiring Beverage Makers To Handle Recycling Dies In State Senate
• Ed Reed Returns To The Miami Hurricanes As Chief Of Staff
• $10,000 Reward Offered In Murder Of Arty Barrera Who Was Gunned Down Inside Egg Harbor Township Home
• Miramar Police: 19-Year-Old Murder Suspect Thought Victim Was Doing Voodoo On Him
• Taste With Tori: Popular Yardley Eatery Changes Feathers From Coffee Shop To Sushi Bar From Day To Night
• Teen who was told to cut dreads surprised with scholarship
• Sharks Forward Tomas Hertl Out For Season With Knee Injury
• Some Antioxidants May Protect Against Alzheimer's, Study Finds
• American Life Expectancy Increased For First Time In 4 Years, CDC Says
• Sold-Out Old Bay Hot Sauce Was Project 5 Years In The Making, McCormick Says
• Boston Symphony Orchestra Cancels East Asia Tour Over Coronavirus Concerns
• Hudson, NH Community And Fellow Officers Honor Fallen High School Grads
• Gender wage gap narrows as women shift to high-skill jobs
• Chiefs-49ers: Tough Choice As Super Bowl 54 Becomes Toughest To Pick In Years
• 'Black Hair Is Beautiful': Bill Would Prohibit Discrimination Based On Hairstyle
• Jennifer Dulos Case: Family Of Accused Husband Fotis Dulos Come To U.S.
• US Reports 1st Case Of Person-To-Person Spread Of Wuhan Coronavirus
• Michael Bloomberg To Air Gun Control Ad During Super Bowl
• Attention Forever Buffs: We're Getting An Emoji To Show Our Love For CU!
• Sen. Tina Smith To Attend State Of The Union With Duluth Mayor Emily Larson
• 32-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed In West Baltimore
• Plugged In To DFW: Patriot Paws
• Florida Senate Rolls Out $92.83 Billion Budget Plan
• Congresswoman Debbie Dingell To Host 2020 Census Town Hall Saturday
• Philadelphia Police: Man Charged With DUI In Crash That Injured School Crossing Guard In Port Richmond
• With An Increase Of Fentanyl On Streets, Opioid Treatment Van Helps Addicts Recover
• Thomas Valva Case: Funeral Held For 8-Year-Old As Outcry Demands Change On Long Island
• Gloomy Days: Pittsburgh Sees Zero Sunny Days In January
• The Tom Brady Watch Is Officially Getting Out Of Hand
• 'Sense Of Pride Will Be Palpable': Iconic Traz Powell Stadium Receives $2M Renovation
• Dating apps probed over use by minors and sex offenders
• Coroner Identifies 2 Victims Of Deadly Hwy. 99 Crash In Galt
• Harford County Sheriff's Office Holding Blood Drive In Honor Of Deputies Patrick Dailey And Mark Logsdon
• San Francisco Supervisors Call For Independent Probe Into Corruption At City Departments
• Nutrient Removal Project At Patapsco Wastewater Plant Designed To Improve Chesapeake Bay's Health Complete
• Union Representing School Administrators Denounces School District Of Philadelphia's Handling Of Asbestos
• Police: Man Charged After 4-Year-Old Daughter Found Alone On Side Of Highway
• California Could Ban Use Of Pres. Trump's Properties For State-Funded Business
• Vigil Tonight For Wylie High School Football Player Azaan Abellatif Who Never Woke Up Wednesday
• Man Finds Huge Snake Inside His Couch While Looking For His Keys
• Orioles Claim Infielder Valaika Off Waivers From Arizona
• Pa. Congressman Introduces Bill Requiring 'Petfax' Reports When Selling Dogs Or Cats
• Mosaic Youth Theatre Of Detroit Helps Kids Prepare For Future In Theater Industry
• Federal Prosecutors To Seek Early 2021 Trial For Ald. Edward Burke's Corruption Case
• 'He's Definitely A Different Dude': Pittsburgh Steelers' JuJu Smith-Schuster Says He Is 'Concerned' About Antonio Brown
• Denver Weather: Biggest Snow In Months Possible Early Next Week
• Dublin Vigil Thursday To Mark 31st Anniversary Of Teen Girl's Disappearance
• Kawhi Leonard Flew Often With Pilot Killed In Kobe Bryant Crash
• Sunset Ridge Superintendent Sends Letter To Parents After CBS 2 Reports More School Bathroom Videos Found
• Bicyclist, 34, Struck And Killed By Vehicle In Galt
• Amid Health Crisis In China, NorthPark Center Postpones Chinese New Year Festival
• Maryland State Police Reminds Drivers Not To Drive Impaired On Super Bowl Sunday
• Cliff Partially Collapses At Brownies Beach In Calvert County
• Sharon Police Department Investigating Shooting
• Super Bowl Traffic, Road Closures & Alternate Ways To Get To The Game
• Pete Buttigieg ramps up rhetoric against Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders
• China coronavirus causing chaos for U.S. companies
• Wisconsin Point Guard Brad Davison, Former Maple Grove Standout, Suspended For 1 Game
• Man, 54, Dies After Being Found In Modesto House On Fire
• Second Teen Arrested For Capital Murder Of Duncanville High School Football Player
• Md. State Senators Reintroduce Bill Requiring Local Officials To Honor ICE Detainers
• School District Closes For Two Days After 600 Students Call In Sick
• 'The Show Has Gone In Such Unexpected Places': Aasif Mandvi On CBS's 'Evil'
• Shakira says she'll feel weight of responsibility at the Super Bowl
• Lancaster County DA's Office Charges Couple For Starving Horse To Death
• NBA All-Star Game To Include Major Kobe Tribute, Significant Format Changes
• Maryland Lawmakers Override 5 Vetoes By Gov. Hogan
• Dallas Community Health Needs Assessment
• Davijon Khalil McCall Charged In SC Bar Shooting That Killed Baltimore Co. Native Garrett Bakhsh, 2 Others
• Jayson Tatum Reflects On Kobe Bryant: 'My Inspiration To Play Basketball'
• Former Washington Co. Sheriff's Deputy Sentenced To Maximum Of 5 Years For Sexually Abusing 12-Year-Old Girl
• Pablo Sandoval Returning To SF Giants On Minor League Deal
• Police Investigating Homicide Of 49-Year-Old Woman In Lanham
• Elizabeth Warren's dog campaigns while she's stuck in D.C.
• Report: PCA Accused Of Sexually Assaulting 11-Year-Old Girl
• Arson Suspected After Car Fire Gets Perilously Close To Manteca Home
• WWE Nails Edge's Return, From Royal Rumble To Randy Orton Storyline
• New Orleans Saints Accused Of Helping To Shape Accused Clergy List In Pedophilia Case
• Swastikas Found In Worcester State University Classroom For Third Time In 2 Months
• Charges: Tana Spitzengel Counterfeited Bills, Used Them To Buy Lottery Tickets
• Time Out New York Things To Do: Winter Jam, Swap and Skate, Museum's First Saturday
• Childhood Cancer Survivor Thriving Into Adulthood
• NBA Changing All-Star Game Format, Adding Kobe Bryant Tribute
• Matthew A. Cherry on the story behind "Hair Love"
• Len Cariou On 'Harry Townsend's Last Stand,' 'Blue Bloods' And His Career On And Off Broadway
• Super Bowl: 'Captain America' John Lynch Enjoys Success As San Francisco 49ers GM
• Pablo Sandoval Returning To San Francisco Giants On Minor League Deal
• Former Gopher Football Star, Supervalu CEO Michael Wright Dies At 81
• Howard County Police Launch One-Year Drone Field Test
• Testing Underway After Possible Legionella Bacteria Found In Westmoreland Manor Water
• House approves bills to limit Trump's ability to launch attacks on Iran
• Coronavirus Declared Global Health Emergency
• Jennifer Lopez And Shakira Vow 'Empowering' Halftime Show
• Man, Pit Bull Dog Rescued By Police After Becoming Trapped In Frigid New Jersey Lake
• Study: Pennsylvania EMTs Are Some Of The Most Underpaid In The Country
• Harper Lee's Classic 'To Kill A Mockingbird' Broadway Tour Will Come To Denver Next Year
• White Earth Activist, Father Of Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan, Dies At Age 72
• Argument Leads To 2 Detroit Women Shooting Each Other
• Lakers Owner Jeanie Buss On Kobe Bryant's Death: 'My Father Loved You Like A Son, Which Makes Us Family'
• Watchdog Agency: Pa. Inspector General's Office Wastes $160K
• Michelle Obama Adds Second Show At Golden 1 Center In Sacramento
• Merger Of 5 Community Colleges In Iron Range Approved
• CSU Rallies, Beats Nevada On Jump Shot At Buzzer
• Local business owners cash in on the Iowa caucus
• Missing At-Risk Man From West Sacramento May Be In Bay Area
• Harvey Weinstein Trial: Private Eyes Hired 'For Days Like This'
• Roche: Saying Goodbye To Mookie Makes Sense For Red Sox
• Pa. Auditor General Report Approves Plan To Upgrade Emergency Radio Communications System
• Weekend To Do List: Igloos, Curling And A Hasty Pudding Parade
• 'I Didn't Realize My Interest In It Would Climb': Bill Pullman On 'The Sinner,' 'Independence Day' & 'A League Of Their Own'
• 'Horror-Movie Style Letter' Is '100% Confession' In Murder Of Dallas Lawyer, Family Says
• Spencer Dinwiddie, Terrence Ross Among NBA Players Honoring Kobe Bryant By Changing Jersey Number
• Mark Hurlbert: Kobe Bryant Would Have Been Convicted In Colorado
• Super Bowl: Competition Fuels 49ers Star Richard Sherman's Strong Will To Win
• With Vinyl Making A Comeback, A Treasure Trove Could Be On Your Shelf Or Packed Away Somewhere
• Government Requests October Trial For Lori Loughlin, Husband Mossimo Giannulli In College Admissions Scam
• North Texas Music Teacher Arrested, Charged With Indecency With A Child
• PG&E And Governor Newsom Still At Odds Over Bankruptcy Plan
• Duarte High School Mural Blends Faces Of Kobe And Gianna Bryant
• Nixon made the same argument Trump's defense is using
• 'A Lot Of Points Coming Your Way,' Pittsburgh Steelers WR JuJu Smith-Schuster Says You Need To Draft Him In Fantasy Football This Season
• 81-Year-Old David Reeves Missing From Senior Living Facility Found Dead In Wooded Area
• January Snowfall In Pittsburgh Reached Record Low Totals
• Corona beer shrugs off misinformation on coronavirus
• Chicago Police To Shake Up Command Structure, Giving Districts More Control Over Detectives And Gang Units
• DNR: Anglers Allowed To Keep Some Mille Lacs Walleye Again This Year
• Stanislaus County Fair Poultry Shows Canceled Again Over Fears About Virulent Newcastle Disease
• Fayette Co. Company Creates Healing Skin From Soybeans
• White House National Security Council to reduce staffing by a third
• Stolen Car Suspect Leads Long Beach Police On Wild Chase, Eludes PIT Maneuver
• Record Sales Push Tesla To 2nd Straight Quarterly Profit
• Gov. Hogan Fills Two Vacant Seats For Baltimore County In General Assembly
• Here's A Look At President Trump's Schedule For His Warren Visit Thursday
• Minnesota Weather: Freezing Drizzle, Snow Could Make For Slick Friday Commute
• Gov. Abbott Signs Bill Named After Dallas ISD Student That Gives 5th Graders Free Access To State Parks
• Fans Can Skate With Gritty Prior To Flyers-Penguins Watch Party At The Lodge At Blue Cross RiverRink Friday
• Officials: 4 Escape Detroit House Fire, 1 Killed
• Instagram Selfie Alert: Heart Mirror Sculpture Debuts In Times Square Ahead Of Valentine's Day
• Part of U.S. border wall falls over into Mexico
• Laurel Man Arrested After Police Seize Over $22K Worth Of Marijuana From Home
• Impeachment Trial Of President Trump Continues
• Warrant Issued For BU Researcher Who Allegedly Worked As Agent For Chinese Government
• UC Berkeley Removes Boalt Name From Law School Over Racist Past
• Strong Winds Blows Portion Of Border Wall Into Mexico; Longest Smuggling Tunnel Also Found
• Mark Zuckerberg Says Facebook's Goal Is No Longer To Be 'Liked'
• WATCH: Newly Released Footage Shows 15-Year-Old Kobe Bryant Participating In Slam Dunk Contest In 1994
• As beer sales decline, top brewers turn to creative new alternatives
• Minutes Matter: Pittsburgh, UPMC To Teach Life-Saving Skills For Emergencies
• Illinois Joins Multi-State Lawsuit over new food stamp rules
• WATCH: Last Day For Senators To Ask Questions In President Donald Trump Impeachment Trial
• E-ZPass Payment Processing System Back Up After It Went Down In Maryland, MDTA Says
• Regions Hospital Project Could Make Car Seat Education Standard For New Parents
• Police: Suspects Assault Employees, Trash Sunoco Gas Station In Kensington After Argument Over Payment
• Ex-girlfriend who defended R. Kelly now says she "lied" to Gayle King
• Michigan-Canada Crossings: Pest, Drugs, Guns Discovered
• GM Hummer coming back — as an electric vehicle
• Jayson Tatum Returning To Celtics Lineup, Will Play With Minutes Restriction Vs. Warriors
• Audience Lashes Out At Jackie Lacey During LA County DA Debate
• Altria Takes Another $4.1 Billion Charge On Juul Investment
• Study: Teachers Who Praise See A 30% Increase In Good Behavior From Students
• Illinois, Virginia, And Nevada Sue To Force National Archives To Recognize Equal Rights Amendment As Part Of Constitution
• 16-Year-Old Arrested For Shooting Another Teen During Drug Deal In Wilkins Twp.
• Four Companies Recall More Than 165,000 Infant Incline Sleepers
• Police Locate 79-Year-Old Frances Zernich In Center Township
• A look back at Trump's previous Super Bowl interview
• Study: Antioxidant In Many Fruits And Vegetables Linked To Lower Risk Of Alzheimer's Dementia
• David Backes Won't Play For Providence As Bruins Explore All Potential Options
• Felon With Suspended License Arrested After Placer Deputy Sees Him Running Stop Sign In Roseville
• Police Investigate Fatal Hialeah Crash Involving Two Vehicles
• Man Robbed Cecil County Bank In Blackface, Police Say
• West Virginia Authorities Searching For 2 Prison Escapees
• Family Calling For Justice In 2013 Murder Of 1-Year-Old Boy, DA's Office Responds
• Lucky $394 Million Powerball Jackpot Ticket Sold In Florida
• Former Lewisville Police Officer Arrested On 8 Separate Child Sex Assault Charges
• Hennepin County Sheriff's Office Says It Will No Longer Issue Fix-It Tickets To Drivers
• Suspect Surrenders After Overnight Standoff In Norwalk
• Coronavirus Has Nothing To Do With Corona Beer, But Some People In Colorado Think It Does
• Florida House Passes Measure To Curb High School Athlete Heat Strokes
• Polaris To Close Spearfish Plant, Moves Work To Iowa
• Miami-Dade Pups Compete For Glory On The Gridiron At Animal Services 'Puppy Bowl' Watch Party
• Pete Buttigieg Endorsed By Major LGBTQ Group Equality California 
• Chris Stapleton Announces Concert At Pepsi Center This Summer
• Philadelphia Man Captured, Charged In New Jersey Stabbing
• Mother Slashed In The Face After Child Gets Sick On Bus
• How will suburban Pennsylvania women vote in 2020?
• Federal prosecutors say probation "reasonable" punishment for Michael Flynn
• South Florida School Group Back In Class After Coronavirus Scare
• MISSING: Adrian Dlogopolski, 15, Last Seen In Hyde Park
• Impeachment Trial: Last Day Of Questioning Comes Ahead Of Pivotal Vote On Witnesses
• Officials: 19-Year-Old Man Charged In Murder Of 91-Year-Old Grandfather Took LSD Hours Before Victim's Body Found
• 'Rahm Is The Guy To Beat' At Waste Management Phoenix Open, Says CBS Sports' Mark Immelman
• Mike Shanahan: 'More Nerve-Wracking Being A Dad Than Being A Coach'
• Glen Burnie Drunk Driver Sentenced 13 Years For Negligent Manslaughter
• Roger Goodell's Message To Patriots Sounded Ominous, As NFL Extends Unnecessary Investigation
• Pompeo assures U.K. on Brexit-eve that Huawei deal won't hurt relations
• Man, Woman Charged In Connection To Drug Possession in Annapolis
• Reports: Life Expectancy In United States Climbs For First Time In 4 Years As Drug Overdose, Cancer Deaths Decline
• Man Found Shot Overnight Near San Jose City College
• New Telescope At Adler Planetarium Is First Upgrade In 33 Years
• More Than 166,000 Infant Sleepers Recalled Due To Suffocation Risk, Sold At Target, BuyBuyBaby And On Amazon
• Woman Seriously Injured In Crash With State Police Trooper Responding To Leominster Pursuit
• Adam Nickelson, Of St. Paul, Dies After Being Hit By Car While Biking In California
• Pittsburgh Police: Crime Rates In The City Decreased In 2019
• Delta To Launch New Uniform Program
• Drive Right Wednesday: 350 Traffic Stops In MSP Joint Initiative
• Officers, SWAT Team Serving Search Warrant At West Sacramento Home
• Woman Dying From Pregnancy And Childbirth Is Still A Problem In The US, CDC Report Shows
• 72-Year-Old Arrested For Making Terrorist Threats Against Michigan's Secretary Of State
• Crews Battle Two-Alarm House Fire Thursday Morning In Annapolis
• Coronavirus Tests Come Back Negative For 2 New Hampshire Residents
• Penguins Recall Anthony Angello And Andrew Agozzino From Wilkes-Barre/Scranton
• Baltimore Woman Claims Squeegee Kid Sprayed Her In Face After She Told Him Not To Clean Her Windshield
• Hudson, New Hampshire Mourns 2 Heroes Killed In Line Of Duty In Less Than A Week
• Transgender flag emoji available in 2020
• Florida Emergency Officials Ready For Super Bowl 54
• People Lie To Seem More Honest, Study Finds
• NFL's Diversity Issue In Focus After Bieniemy, Saleh Strike Out On Head Coaching Jobs
• The 5 Best Spots To Score Burgers In Chicago
• Over 500 Bags Of Suspected Crack Cocaine Seized During Traffic Stop In Indiana County
• Report: Millions Of Southwest Airlines Passengers Flew On Planes With Unconfirmed Maintenance Records
• 4 Ways To Make The Most Of Your Week In Chicago
• 49ers' Katie Sowers A Trailblazer As First Female Coach At Super Bowl
• Super Bowl Week Press Conference: Roger Goodell Stresses Need For Broncos To Have One Owner
• Whitmer: State To Borrow $3.5B For Roads
• WATCH: Meteor Spotted Breaking Up Over SoCal Skies
• Minnesota's Top Super Bowl Recipe Search Is Cocktail Weenies
• Silver Alert Issued For Missing West Sacramento Man With Dementia
• Roger Goodell Stresses Need For Broncos To Have One Owner
• Former Dallas Catholic Priest Arrested In Missouri, Accused Of Sexual Assault Of Child
• Chicago Weather: Cloudy Day, Chance For Snow On The Way
• Are Red Sox And Dodgers Nearing A Mookie Betts Trade?
• Weather Blog: Sunday Funday Forecast
• Duane 'Dog' Chapman Appears To Propose To Family Friend Moon Angell
• Report: Michigan Fire Fatalities Down 27 Percent In 2019
• New York Weather: 1/30 CBS2 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• 165,000 infant sleepers recalled because of suffocation risk
• W. Va Officials Asking For Help With Summer Meals Program
• Trump creates task force to lead U.S. coronavirus response
• Bloomberg unveils Super Bowl ad highlighting gun violence
• PTL Links: January 30, 2020
• U.S. economic growth flat in final three months of 2019
• 3 Persons Of Interest Sought After Shooting In Uptown Dallas Left 2 Injured
• Dump Truck Crash, Fuel Spill Closes Route 422 Westbound In Collegeville
• Daniel Suarez Gets New Ride
• Inmate died after pleas for help were allegedly ignored for days
• Four Companies Have Recalled More Than 165,000 Infant Incline Sleepers Due To Suffocation Risk
• Marcus Morris Apologizes For Saying Jae Crowder Has 'Female Tendencies' After Knicks-Grizzlies Fight
• Idaho kids still missing after "multiple deaths with strange circumstances"
• Former Piston Dinwiddie Goes Off For 28 For Brooklyn
• Westbound 10 Freeway In Fontana Reopens After Man Found Dead In Lanes
• Mesquite Police Looking For 2 Suspects Who Robbed Sonic Drive-In
• Crews Rescue German Shepherd From River In Bloomington
• Tillman And Winston Lead Spartans Past Northwestern 79-50
• Serena Daniari Thanks MTA For Launching New Anti-Hate Campaign After Transphobic Attack
• Wake Today For Stephanie Parze In Freehold: 'She's Coming Home'
• Former Leechburg Police Chief Charged With Failure To Comply With Sex Offender Registration
• Man And Woman Shot By Stray Bullets After Argument At Brooklyn Deli
• Super Bowl security threats: Terrorism, drugs, coronavirus
• Texas Teen Who Was Told To Cut Dreadlocks Or Miss Graduation Given $20,000 Scholarship On 'The Ellen Show'
• Taste Of The Town: Touch Down With This Chicken Enchilada Soup For The Super Bowl
• Officials: Flames Spread To Multiple Units At Sure Storage In Somers Point 
• Coronavirus Outbreak's Fast Spread Of "Great Concern" To Global Health Officials
• There's No Defense - 3-Goal Effort Doesn't Help Dallas Stars Against Maple Leafs
• Trump holds rally in Iowa days before first 2020 voting contest
• Americans "jovial" to leave Wuhan amid coronavirus scare
• CPD Officer Injured In Hit-And-Run; 2 People In Custody
• Find Great Traditional American Food At These Denver Restaurants
• 3M Subpoenaed Over Chemical Discharges
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• 3 Cheers: Meet Cherry Hill's 'Oldest Kindergartner'
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• Storage Structure At New Emerson Elementary School Catches Fire
• Life expectancy in U.S. finally increases, but only by a little
• Pittsburgh Weather: Partly Cloudy Skies, Slight Warm Up Expected
• CPSC Recalls Over 165,000 Infant Sleepers Due To Suffocation Risk
• 2,000 years of Earth's climate in one simple chart
• Hurley's Picks: Picking Apart Storylines For 49ers-Chiefs Super Bowl, Before Picking A Winner
• Massachusetts State Lottery Contest Offering $5,000 For New Jingle
• Commonwealth Court To Hear Arguments Over Adding Victims' Rights Amendment To State Constitution In March
• Report: Roger Goodell To Meet With Suspended Browns DE Myles Garrett
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• Trump holds rally in Iowa days before first 2020 voting contest
• Murkowski asks Trump's attorneys: "Why should this body not call Ambassador Bolton?"
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• Candidates make final pitches ahead of Iowa caucuses
• Brexit set to happen Friday, more than three years after referendum
• San Francisco sea lions celebrated 30 years after invading the docks
• Teen warns others about vaping after double-lung transplant
• Former NFL star hopes to inspire change with new PSA
• Trump supporters line up for Iowa campaign rally
• Officer charged with fatally shooting handcuffed man
• Whistleblower claims he was prevented from inspecting helicopters
• Idaho couple could face charges for failing to prove their children are alive
• Senators hold last day of questions before vote on witnesses in impeachment trial
• Candidates look to court Latino voters ahead of Iowa caucuses
• WHO declares coronavirus a global health emergency
• 1/30: CBS Evening News
• Drew Brees on the Saints' Super Bowl onside kick
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• Aaron Rodgers and the Super Bowl ring
• Income inequality: $0.01 for average American family is $11,700 for Jeff Bezos
• 4 ways to negotiate down a medical bill
• 1/30/20: Red and Blue
• Dave Chappelle campaigns for Andrew Yang in South Carolina
• Veteran asks for valentines – and receives more than 25,000
• Women still make less than men, but gender pay gap narrowing, research shows
• Piqué expects amazing Shakira halftime show
• Shakira on feeling the weight of responsibility at Super Bowl LIV
• Teacher creates lesson out of Kobe Bryant's legacy
• R. Kelly's former girlfriend says she was "brainwashed" by singer
• The internet has fallen in love with Ben Afquack, the drumming duck
• "A Very Stable Genius" co-author on the disturbing new details of Trump's 2017 Pentagon meeting
• U.S. life expectancy increases for 1st time since 2014
• Sanders surges in New Hampshire ahead of February 11 primary
• Tech companies take steps to secure presidential campaigns
• WorldView: Coronavirus evacuation plane delayed, and more headlines
• Breaking down the White House's quid pro quo argument
• How residents in China are dealing with the deadly coronavirus outbreak
• 195 Americans being tested in U.S. after being evacuated from China
• Iowa caucus expected to draw in $11 million in week before vote
• Chart shows 2,000 years of global temperatures
• Matthew A. Cherry on creating his Oscar-nominated short, "Hair Love"
• Standoff over impeachment witnesses continues as senators set to ask more questions
• How top brewers are responding to decreasing beer sales
• Suburban Pennsylvania women give their take on 2020 election
• How the Iowa caucuses really work
• Behind the scenes of Super Bowl 2020's security
• Grandparents of missing Idaho boy make public plea
• Some 2020 Democrats face off in Iowa while others are stuck in D.C.
• Part of U.S. border wall falls over into Mexico
• Vanessa Bryant breaks her silence with heartbreaking Instagram post
• Crucial Senate vote could force a swift end to Trump impeachment
• Businesses, events shut down in China over coronavirus panic
• Americans evacuated out of Wuhan amid coronavirus scare
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