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Articles from February 1, 2020

• Super Bowl LIV Anticipation Building As San Francisco Gets Ready To Party
• Staples Center's Kobe Bryant Fan Memorial To Be Dismantled Sunday
• Kucherov, Stamkos Lead Lightning Win Over Sharks, 3-0
• Fort Carson To Be Coronavirus Quarantine Site
• Medical Copter Crew Confronts Person Who May Have Pointed Laser Into Cockpit
• Woman, 34, Suffers Serious Injuries After Being Hit By Car While Walking In Crosswalk In Roseville
• LAX Travel Restrictions To Go Into Effect Sunday Amid Coronavirus Concerns
• Bradley's 23 Helps Cal Hold Off Oregon State, 69-67
• State Bill To Allow Pharmacists To Administer HIV Prevention Drugs
• Broncos Great Steve Atwater Elected To The Pro Football Hall Of Fame
• Travis AFB Selected To House Overseas Travelers Exposed To Coronavirus
• FDA Approves First Treatment For Kids With Peanut Allergies
• James Has A Triple-Double, Lakers Throttle Kings 129-113
• Michael Bloomberg Opens Presidential Campaign Office In Denver
• Da Silva 27 Points, 15 Rebounds, Stanford Tops Oregon, 70-16
• SWAT Team Responds To Barricade Situation In Boyle Heights
• Green, Robinson Lead Warriors Past Cavs, 131-112
• 'Incredible Person In Every Way': Mamba Basketball Coach Christina Mauser Remembered At Candlelight Vigil
• California's Primary Vote Count Could Take Longer Than Ever
• High Winds To Follow Record Heat Across SoCal
• Blackhawks Top Arizona Coyotes In Shootout
• Pastrnak's NHL-Best 38th Goal Caps 6-1 Bruins Romp Past Wild
• Passengers At Logan Airport Fear Catching Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Update: New York City Reports First Possible Local Case
• Arrests Made, No Injuries Amid Chaotic Protests In Grand Central, Subways
• Missing Berkeley Woman Suffers From Memory Loss
• Pedestrian Struck, Killed By Car Backing Up On Street In Queens
• Democratic Presidential Candidates Make Last-Minute Pitches Across Iowa
• Arvada Girl Scouts Use Cookie Money To Spread Inspiration
• Star-Studded 'Big Game Big Give' Fundraiser Takes Place In $65M Star Island Mansion
• Teen Killed Headed To School In Rollover Crash
• Vehicle Slams Into Bank In Westchester County
• Santa Clara Co. Adding Overnight Warming Centers, Shelter Beds During Cold Spell
• Sixers Clobbered By Shorthanded Celtics As Struggles On Road Continue
• Morris Scores 28 Points, Leads Knicks Over Pacers
• State Police Investigating Shooting Of Four Month Old Boy In White Township
• Brother Of A Triple Murder Victim Arrives For Funeral, Infant Andrew Caballeiro Still Missing
• Henrik Lundqvist Shuts Out Red Wings In Rangers' Win
• Lady Gaga Fans Enjoy Super Saturday Night Concert, Unlike Cancelled Harry Styles Concert
• Ayer Police Find Missing Snowmobiler's Body In Grove Pond
• SF: Delays, Street Closures, Muni Reroutes During Super Bowl LIV Celebrations
• Super Bowl Forecast: Rain Moves Out, Super Weather On Tap For Super Bowl Sunday
• Beal Has 34, Irving Injures Knee As Wizards Top Nets
• Fans, Teammates React To Troy Polamalu Being Elected To The Pro Football Hall Of Fame
• Inside Law Enforcement's Security Hub In Miami Gardens Ahead Of Super Bowl 54
• Pavelski Scores In OT To Lift Stars Over Devils
• Minnesota Weather: Top Ten Weather Day For Super Bowl Sunday
• Pedestrian Injured In Parking Garage
• Opposition Leader Juan Guaidó Rallies Venezuelan Expats In Miami
• Hughes, Schaller Lead Canucks Past Islanders
• Sea Of Brake Lights In Miami Beach As Crowds Gather Ahead Of Super Bowl 54
• Local Animal Shelters Raising Awareness For Pet Adoptions During Annual Kitten Bowl
• Developer Plans To Transform SF's Old Potrero Power Station Into Modern Metropolis
• Lamar Jackson Wins MVP, Ravens Take Home 3 Awards
• East Baltimore Rapper 'Dee Dave' Laid To Rest, Killed In Essex Double Shooting
• 'This Is An Important Day' | First African Children's Museum In U.S. Opens Its Doors In Baltimore
• Baltimore City Police Officer Injured By Dog Bite
• MVP Lamar Jackson Arrives In Style To NFL Honors 2020
• Pavelski Scores In OT To Lift Stars Over Devils 3-2
• Funeral Held For Homeless Baltimore Man Dwight Claxton
• Pedestrian Fatally Struck By Vehicle On Lake Shore Drive Near Museum Campus
• Olaniyi Scores 21 To Lead Stony Brook Past UMBC 74-63
• 15-Year-Old South Florida Football Player Killed In Church Shooting In Riviera Beach
• Joel Farabee Extends Point Streak As Flyers Beat Avalanche To Take Three Out Of Four Points In Back-To-Back
• 3.6 Earthquake Hits Near Temecula
• Lamar Jackson Breaks Out Ray Lewis Dance After Receiving MVP Award
• Release of key Iowa poll canceled less than 48 hours before caucuses
• 'Really Terrified': NJ Woman Who Works In Epicenter Of Coronavirus Outbreak Hoping To Return Home Soon
• Local Girl Dads & Their Daughters Hit Dance Floor At Arlington's Annual Daddy Daughter Dance
• 54-Year-Old Man Stabbed To Death In Queens, Investigation Ongoing
• South Florida Does Not Have A Confirmed Case Of Coronavirus
• Andy Gill, Gang Of Four Guitarist And Founding Member, Dead At 64
• Spend An Afternoon Exploring Aurora's Meadow Hills Neighborhood
• 4-Year-Old Minneapolis Girl Who Died After Being Found In Pool Now Identified
• 11-Year-Old CEO Stages Black History Month Talent Showcase In Brooklyn
• Brooklyn Park To Be Renamed In Honor Of Gay Rights Activist
• Several Batteries Stolen From Sacramento U-Haul, Police Say
• Citrus Heights Standoff That Put Neighborhood On Lockdown Ends With Arrest
• Baltimore Councilman Zeke Cohen Hosts Campaign Promoting First District Small Businesses
• Hundreds Pay Respects to Retired State Trooper Greg Rieves
• Kostecka Scores 21 As Loyola Holds Off Navy 79-73
• Inmate Found Beaten To Death In Cook County Jail
• Suspect Arrested After Leading Police On Chase Into West Sacramento
• Roseville Police Looking For Driver Of Car Involved In Hit-And-Run
• Husband Of Pregnant Woman Killed In Arlington Crash Talks Losing Love Of His Life
• Stephon Gilmore Named NFL Defensive Player Of The Year
• Stevens Scores 21, Leads Colorado State Past UNLV, 95-77
• Former Viking Steve Hutchinson Elected To Pro Football Hall Of Fame
• Democratic candidates bombard Iowa airwaves in final stretch
• The 3 Best Yoga Spots In Baltimore
• Colorado Weather:Windy And Warm Ahead Of Potent Winter Storm
• Man, 25, Accused of Two Burglaries At Valley Springs Businesses
• Chinese New Year Parade Goes On In Uptown Despite Coronavirus Concerns
• Rainbow PUSH Holds Special Tribute To Kobe Bryant
• Fairleigh Dickinson Escapes Mount Saint Mary's Rally
• The 2020 Highland Fest Has Been Canceled
• NFL Hall of Fame class of 2020 announced
• Former ER Nurse Suffers Seizure, Receives Life-Saving Treatment
• Americans Went To The Library More Often Than They Went To The Movies, Poll Finds
• Chicago Weather: Warm, Sunny Sunday Followed By Temperature Drop
• Super Bowl Experience Winding Down In Miami Beach Convention Center
• Big Rig Crash Leads To Fuel Spill, Heavy Delays On I-5 In Elk Grove
• 'Be Responsible, Secure Your Weapon': 1,200 Gun Locks To Be Handed Out
• PG&E Pledges To Shake Up Board In Bid To Placate California
• Evergreen High School Plays Some Basketball With Special Needs Players
• Coroner Identifies Man Struck And Killed by Big Rig On South Sacramento Highway
• 'There's Something About The Pride And Passion': Handmade Wilson Footballs Will Be Used In Super Bowl 54
• Timberwolves On 11-Game Losing Streak After Clippers Win
• Travis AFB in Fairfield Named One of 4 U.S. Bases for Quarantined Coronavirus Evacuees
• Super Bowl Weekend In Miami Is About More Than Just Football For Make-A-Wish Kids
• Community Holds Vigil For Missing 70-Year-Old Woman, Janet Walsh
• Kobe Bryant's Stolen Lower Merion High School Jersey Returns For Ceremony Honoring NBA Legend
• Police Seek Suspect Accused Of Robbing 2 Cab Drivers In The Bronx
• Fallen Officer Katie Thyne's Lowell Funeral Draws Hundreds
• Central Park Transforms Into Winter Wonderland In 43-Degree Weather For Annual Winter Jam Event
• 20th Annual Rockaway Plunge Takes On Special Meaning After Death Of Sponsor Annie McMahon
• 3-Year-Old Boy Killed From Gunshot Wound To Head Near Abilene
• UMass Boston Student Becomes First Case Of Coronavirus In Massachusetts
• People In Wilkinsburg Say Their Cars Are Being Towed With No Warning
• New York Weather: 2/1 Saturday Forecast
• Man Arrested After Assaulting Another Man With A Pistol During A Fight
• Edgerrin James To Be Inducted Into Pro Football Hall Of Fame
• Water Advisory Expands As Crews Continue To Repair Ruptured Fort Lauderdale Sewer Line
• Edina Student Kyla Avant Plans To Return To School On Monday Following Hit And Run At Bus Stop
• 4 Juveniles Arrested, 2 At Large After Robbing Car At Gunpoint In North Dallas
• It's Academic: February 1, 2020
• 2 People Hospitalized After Multi-Vehicle Crash On I-83 North
• Ravens' John Harbaugh Voted Coach Of The Year
• Manhattan Elementary School Students Team Up With Church To Help Feed The Homeless
• Ravens Offensive Coordinator Greg Roman Selected Top Assistant Coach
• Four Arrested After Tip About Illegal Sales, Employees With Weapons At Gurnee CBD Store
• Remembering Kobe Bryant: Lower Merion High School Honors NBA Legend With Emotional Tribute
• One Person Trapped After Teen Slams Into Simi Valley Home During Chase
• Troy Polamalu Elected To The Pro Football Hall Of Fame
• Downtown LA Lunar New Year Event Goes Forward Amid Coronavirus Scare
• Penguins Recall Sam Lafferty From Wilkes-Barre/Scranton
• Chester Police: Two Men Dead After Fight Leads To Shooting At Delaware County Gas Station
• Former Ravens Linebacker Terrell Suggs Has Eyes Set On Second Super Bowl Ring
• Pennsylvania SPCA Raising Money For Dog Found Sick, Malnourished In Southwest Philadelphia
• 1 Injured After Drive-By Shooting In Far East Dallas
• Calif. Health Care Tax Rejected By Trump Administration In Latest Standoff With Gov. Newsom
• NH Senate Approves Bill For Road Dedication For Fallen Officer Stephen Arkell
• W. Va Beats Kansas State 66-57, Huggins Moves Into Seventh Place
• Wiley Scores 25 To Lead Delaware St. Over Coppin State 77-68
• Riller Leads Charlston Past Towson, 79-70 In Key CAA battle
• Almost Half Of US Sports Fans Want Super Bowl Monday Holiday, Survey Says
• Philadelphia Man Facing Charges For Role In Bucks County Christmas Day Armed Robbery
• Concord Student Held for Mental Evaluation Following Social Media Threat Against School
• New England Researchers Hope Voice Assistants Can Spot Signs Of Dementia
• Cold Heart Facts: Heart Problems Rise When Temps Fall
• Apple Temporarily Closes All China Stores Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Wildfire Closes Part Of Hwy 119 Near Black Hawk
• 55-Year-Old Pasadena Man Arrested On Drug Related Charges
• Bramah Scores 11 Points, Robert Morris Beats Central Connecticut 64-57
• Officer Killed, Another Injured By Vehicle During South Texas Traffic Stop
• 20-Year-Old Man Arrested, Charged With Handgun Violation In Northeast Baltimore
• Poll: Americans Went To The Library More Than They Went To The Movies in 2019
• 19-Year-Old Texan Stranded In Hong Kong Shares Frustrations Following Airline Cancellations
• PG&E Pledges to Shake Up Board to Avoid State Takeover
• American Sofia Kenin Wins Her 1st Slam Title
• Celebrate The Super Bowl In Style With Sacramento's Best Sports Bars And More
• Man Convicted Of 1st-Degree Murder In Church Lot Slaying
• Australian koalas named for American firefighters killed in fires
• Ice Caves At Apostle Islands National Lakeshore Will Likely Be Inaccessible This Year
• Chicago Police Seize 25 Weapons After Crashing Gang-Related Airbnb Party
• Police Search For James Naulls After Ex-Wife Severely Beaten
• First 5G Super Bowl Will Offer Glimpse Into Future Of Sports Tech
• Task Force Seizes $60,000 Worth Of Cocaine From Trailer Park
• 1-Year-Old Suffers Life Threatening Injuries After Crash On Highway 59 In Northwestern Minnesota
• Stoneman Douglas Players Take Part In Super Bowl Rehearsal At Hard Rock Stadium
• Homeless Campers Cleared From Joe Rodota Trail in Sonoma County
• Here's how the breakfast revolution looks on your plate
• Warm water found at "vital point" under "doomsday glacier"
• California Voters Cast Ballots in March Primary Starting Feb. 3rd
• Coronavirus Update: Non-Citizens Coming From China Shut Out From U.S. After Sunday, Americans Face Quarantine
• Torrential Rains Overshadowed Post Malone Pre-Super Bowl Show
• Man Perches Along Oscar Scaffolding In Hollywood For More Than 16 Hours
• Controversial Minnesota Church One Of Many Hitting Restart
• Jamie Lucas, Kremmling Police Chief, Charged With Misconduct & False Reporting
• Lakers Fall To Blazers In Somber, Emotional First Game Back Since Kobe's Death
• Klobuchar Proposes Plan To Prevent, Address Global Outbreaks
• 'We Love You, Brother', Shaquille O'Neal Pays Kobe Bryant
• Motorcyclist Dies After Crash With SUV
• Here's The Right Way To Cut An Avocado For Your Super Bowl Party Without Injuring Yourself
• Regulators Revisit Environmental Review For Line 3 Pipeline
• Rashida Tlaib addresses booing Hillary Clinton at Sanders event
• Kobe Bryant's Top 8 Performances Against the Denver Nuggets
• Woman Charged In Mar-A-Lago Chase Refuses To Appear In Court
• Pepsi Offers Refunds After Canceling Harry Styles Super Bowl Concert Due To Severe Weather
• Washington sees spike in number of stoned drivers involved in deadly crashes
• Scott Township Fire Crews Put Out Dumpster Fire
• Man Killed, Dog Injured in 2-Alarm Walnut Creek Condo Fire
• Officer Injured After 21-Year-Old Woman Accused Of Drunk Driving Hits Cruiser In Lakeville
• Jury Foreman Regrets Convicting Teen In Girl's 2002 Death
• Grand Chefs Experience Coming To Field Museum
• West Virginia Gets $131M In FEMA Funds For Flooded Schools
• Barton, Nuggets Hand Bucks Rare Defeat At Home, 127-115
• Dee Ford Looks To Stop Chiefs Year After Blunder Cost Them Super Bowl Trip
• Record Lows For Ice And Snow This Past January, Breaks 100 Year Record
• Christopher Hasson, Coast Guard Lieutenant Who Made Hit List Of Prominent Democrats Including Ilhan Omar, Gets More Than 13 Years In Prison
• Massachusetts Considers Reopening Casino License Competition
• New Jersey Takes Up Ban On Plastic, Paper Bags After Bill Stalled
• Santa Clara County Sheriff's Deputy Wounded In Exchange Of Gunfire
• Gunfire Erupts Outside East Bay High School Basketball Game; 16-Year-Old Wounded
• Man Hospitalized After Being Injured By Subway Train In Brooklyn
• No Ticket For The Big Game? You Can Still Check Out The Super Bowl Experience On Miami Beach
• Badgley Mischka Heads Preview New York Fashion Week's Return
• Mary Higgins Clark, "Queen of Suspense," has died at 92
• San Francisco 49ers' Robbie Gould's Reliable Leg Could Decide Super Bowl
• Chelsea Street Flooded After Water Main Break
• NYPD Seeks Pair In Robbery Of 3 People At Grand Central Subway Station
• STEAM Projects Take Interactive Center Stage At Intrepid Museum's Kids Week
• San Francisco Middle School Student Gains Fame As Voice Of Netflix's Animated Character
• Man Seriously Injured After Shooting In Hyannis
• Thunderstorms Could Dampen Turnout For Super Bowl LIVE on Saturday
• Man Shot Multiple Times Outside Nightclub In North Side
• Local Girl Asks For Donations To Pet Shelter For Her Ninth Birthday
• U.S. tennis star Sofia Kenin wins the Australian Open
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: Feb. 1, 2020
• Lakers photographer recalls Kobe Bryant's private moments
• The Dish: Vegetarian recipes from Joe Yonan's "Cool Beans"
• Pittsburgh Weather: Mixed Rain And Snow Showers Expected This Weekend
• February CW Prime Updates
• Author Mary Higgins Clark, 'Queen Of Suspense,' Dead At 92
• Saturday's Show Info (2/1/20)
• "We're all heartbroken": LeBron James honors Kobe Bryant
• Mine Is a Long And a Sad Tale - Batwoman
• In Plain Sight - Supergirl
• Tha Crossroads - All American
• The Book of Markovia: Chapter Three - Black Lightning
• Marathon - The Flash
• Miss Me, Kiss Me, Love Me - DC's Legends of Tomorrow
• Chapter Sixty-Nine: Men of Honor - Riverdale
• The Whisper Box - Nancy Drew
• Pilot - Katy Keene
• Kai Parker Screwed Us - Legacies
• Needs to Know - Charmed
• Battle Lines - Dynasty

Videos from February 1, 2020

• The Death of Todd Stermer
• Mary Higgins Clark, “Queen of Suspense” dies at 92
• New York City officials provide update on possible coronavirus case
• Fotis Dulos proclaimed his innocence in suicide note obtained from his SUV
• U.K leaves the EU four bitter years after Brexit vote
• Presidential candidates campaign in Iowa to make their case before caucus vote
• Final vote on impeachment set for Wednesday as Trump administration gears up for SOTU address
• Coronavirus case is confirmed in Massachusetts as U.S. health officials declare public health emergency
• U.S. stock market tumbles amid coronavirus fears
• Candidates make final push ahead of Iowa caucuses
• What comes next after Senate voted to block witnesses in impeachment trial?
• The Dish: Vegetarian recipes from Joe Yonan
• A look at the travelers across the "Pacific flyway" - ducks, geese waterfowl
• Chefs tackle breakfast as the next culinary frontier
• Why chemical engineers are now studying coffee
• TV titan Fred Silverman dead at 82
• Marijuana-involved driving deaths on the rise
• Protests, cheers on the streets of London as Brexit is finalized
• Trump considers further precautions, travel restrictions over coronavirus panic
• Democratic candidates race across Iowa as new poll gives Biden an edge
• Trump might be acquitted: What happens next?
• Is it the end of the road for Trump's impeachment trial?