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Articles from February 12, 2020

• Rocklin City Council Approves More Money For Struggling Quarry Park
• Anonymous Donor Replaces Shoes, Bike Stolen From Special Needs Student
• Placerville Fighting Caltrans' Plan To Increase Speed Limit On HWY 50
• Headshots For The Homeless: Photographer Helps Clients See New Self Worth
• Saratoga Commission Votes To Not Annex Mountain Winery After Residents Speak
• Man Arrested For Posting Videos To Social Media In Response To Student Photo Featuring Confederate Flag, Swastika
• New DNA Evidence Could Set Ricky Davis Free In 1985 El Dorado Hills Murder Case
• Cancer Survivor Testifies In Favor Of Bill To Require Insurance To Cover Infertility Treatment
• Denver Makes List Of 'Top 10 Best Cities In The U.S. To Move Right Now'
• CDOT Plow Sends Snow Onto Van On I-70: 'Totally Shattered It'
• 'Lot Of Disappointment': Colorado Buffaloes Players React To Mel Tucker Leaving
• 'A Misunderstanding': Stolen Bees To Be Returned To Northglenn Farm
• 8,000 Pounds Of Trash Removed From Fairfield Home After Months-Long Battle By Police
• Police Investigating Death Of Woman In Rancho Cordova As Homicide
• Warriors Lose To Suns, 112-106, In Last Game Before All-Star Break
• NWS Report Shows Area Nearing Driest Start Of Year On Record
• Denver Police Need Help Solving 17-Year-Old Jeremiah Baca's Murder
• Police Search For Human Trafficking Suspect In Van Nuys Following Pursuit, Crash
• 3 Injured, 2 Critically In Horrific San Francisco Mission District Crash
• New Parking Lot At Eldora Comes With Parking Fee
• Denver Weather: Warmer Weather On The Horizon
• President Trump To Visit California, Stop In San Joaquin Valley Next Week
• Man Arrested For Vandalism After Allegedly Knocking Down Winged Bronze Sculptures
• Pickup Truck Engulfed In Flames At Gas Station In Waterloo
• Hornets Spoil D'Angelo Russell's Home Debut With Timberwolves
• Trump Praises Barr For 'Taking Charge' Of Roger Stone Case After Prosecutors Quit
• Snow Piling Up In Park-N-Ride Lots Leaves Commuters Frustrated
• Watch: Sharpsville Basketball Manager Sinks 3-Pointer On Senior Night, Crowd Goes Wild
• School District Votes To Rename Richmond School After Michelle Obama
• Commuters Pack Penn Station Again After Power Problem Causes More Delays
• NYPD Searching For Missing Brooklyn Woman Czesiawa Konefal
• Boy Born With Facial Paralysis Is Expressing Himself Through Music
• Broadway Revitalization Plan Would Ban Cars In Historic Downtown LA Corridor
• Lawrence Ray Arraigned, Accused Of Forcing Daughter's College Friends Into Labor, Prostitution, Extorting $1 Million
• Widespread PG&E Outage In San Francisco Caused By Underground Equipment Failure
• West Springfield Boy In Inspiring Target Ad: 'Keep Going With Your Dreams'
• Westchester County Announces Task Force Amid Recent Wrong-Way Driving Incidents
• Chasing Geese Is Big Business For Littleton Man
• Loveland Couple Christi Duerksen, Tyler Traegen Make Their Way Home From Wuhan, China After Coronavirus Outbreak
• Demanding Answers: NJ Company Accused Of Posing As Local Florists Nationwide
• Doncic Has Big Night In Return From Ankle Injury; Mavs Blow Out Kings
• University Of Pittsburgh Holds Session To Dispel Myths About Coronavirus Outbreak
• 4 Seriously Injured When Metra Train Hits Car, Which In Turn Hits Pedestrian, At 87th And Pulaski
• Teen Crews Suspected In Armed Carjackings, Robberies, Shootings, And Other Crimes
• Two Men Who Spent 25 Years In Prison Released After Having Murder Convictions Tossed Out
• Police: Four Suspects Arrested After Officer Shot At In Trenton
• Historic Subway Car Gets Special Sendoff After More Than Half A Century
• Male Youth Summit Connects Teens With Remarkable Role Models Ahead Of NBA All-Star Game
• Chicago RealTime Weather Alert: Snow Settles On Chicago Area, Will Be Sticking Around
• Surgical Robot Helps Transplant Kidney From Gloucester Woman To Her Mother
• Local Elementary Students Make Handmade Valentines For Veterans
• Beal Scores 30, Wizards Rally In 4th, Beat Knicks 114-96
• Proposed Florida Bill Would Regulate Vape Shops
• Democrats Demand Investigation After DOJ Rejects Sentencing Recommendations For Roger Stone
• Nelson Scores 22 To Carry American Over Loyola 81-76
• Miami Beach Takes Step Toward Limiting Alcohol Sales During Spring Break
• Florida Bay Waters Suffering From Salinity & Lack Of Freshwater
• Night Of Fun: Pittsburgh Penguins Host Disco-Themed 'Night Of Assists'
• Bernie Sanders Will Host A Campaign Rally In Denver On Sunday
• 2 Officers Shot While Serving Warrant In Northeast Baltimore, Suspect Was Former State Correctional Official
• Smash-And-Grab Theft Suspect Dies After Police Pursuit, Crash Into Ditch Near I-780 In Vallejo
• Caught On Camera: Man Steals $1K Worth Of Scratchers From Yucaipa Liquor Store
• Colorado Abortion Bills Fail To Advance In House Committee
• Doncic Shines In Return From Injury, Mavs Beat Kings 130-111
• The Criteria Schools Use To Make Weather-Related Closings
• Proposed Bill 'Jordan McNair Act' Would Create Commission Focused On 'Fair Treatment' Of College Athletes In Maryland
• Mix Of Weather Leads To Tough Driving Conditions Locally
• Police: Miami MMA Fighter Michael Nates Charged With Battery After Attacking Father He Thought Was Kidnapping Daughter
• Massive Fire Breaks Out In Home Under Construction On Lake Minnetonka
• Split Verdict In Case Of Mount Holly Woman On Trial For Murdering Wife
• Accidental Angel: Stockton Man Saves Homeless Woman Who Stepped In Front Of His Car
• The Current State Of Play In The 2020 Presidential Race
• Pierre Gibbons Says 'Instinct' Made Him Try To Save Neighbor From Burning Patterson Park Home
• Magnitude 4.0 Earthquake Strikes East Of Salinas In Monterey County
• Davis Scores 22, Hits Key 3-Pointer As Navy Tops Bucknell
• As Maryland Lawmakers Look To Ease Bay Bridge Traffic Woes With Third Span, They Are Debating Its Location
• Towson Beats Regent With 71-55 Win
• Pastrnak Gets Hat Trick, Bruins Beat Canadiens 4-1
• Woman Killed At Timberland Headquarters Was Stabbed
• Wizards Rally In 4th, Beat Knicks
• Coronavirus cases top 60,000 as death toll sharply rises
• Nets Beat Raptors, Snap Toronto's 15-Game Win Streak
• National Aquarium Rescued Gray Seal Pup Near Dewey Beach
• Another Case Of Coronavirus Confirmed In US Among China Evacuees, Texas Preparing For Potential Cases
• The Black History Mobile Museum, Coming To A Town Near You
• U Of M Researchers: Elective Surgeries Could Hit You With Surprise Bills
• EXCLUSIVE: Family Of 22-Year-Old Woman Allegedly Beaten To Death By Boyfriend In Montgomery County Speaks Out
• Tense Moment Captures Injured Officer Being Loaded Into Ambulance After Police-Involved Shooting In NE Baltimore
• Saginaw K9 Recovering, Expected To Return To Work After Stabbed In The Head
• Family Of Jessica Gray Says She Is Still Missing
• Officers Warn Drivers How To Spot A Fake Cop Car
• Opening Statements, Witness Testimony Begins In MSU Former Gymnastics Coach Trial
• College Grad's Biracial Identity Inspires Her To Teach Others About Diversity, Acceptance
• Water Shutoffs In Detroit: Council Member To Ask Governor To Declare Health Crisis
• Medina Alert Issued For Crash On College Avenue In Fort Collins
• More Women Come Forward With Sexual Misconduct Accusations Against U Of M Provost
• MSU Football Hires New Coach
• Plant-Based Food Company In Sonoma Sues State Over Using Term 'Butter'
• 'He Never Complained, Never Said Why Me': Babe Laufenberg Looks Back At The Life And Legacy Of His Son Luke
• Beaver County's Amber Brkich Back On 'Survivor' With The Support Of Western Pennsylvania Behind Her
• Someone Tried To Stash Stolen ATM In Man's Garage In Cottage Grove Heights, Police Say
• NFL To Stage Additional Combine For Draft Prospects In Miami
• 89-Year-Old Fayette County Veteran Honored With Medals He Unknowingly Earned
• Two More Philadelphia Schools Close Due To Asbestos Concerns
• Senate President Joe Scarnati Will Not Seek Re-Election
• Teen Driver In Fiery Fatal Crash Reportedly Lost Control Passing Traffic On Eight Mile Road
• White Sox Embracing High Expectations, Not Afraid To Talk About World Series Chances
• 3-Year-Old Horse Euthanized After Suffering Injury At Santa Anita, Seventh This Season
• TV Legends Sid And Marty Krofft To Be Honored With Hollywood Walk Of Fame Star
• 'Infodemic': World Health Officials Aim To Fight Rising Misinformation About Coronavirus
• No. 3 Kansas Scores Final 9 Points, Beats No. 14 WVU
• 'A Threat To Public Safety': Man Injured After Violent Pit Bull Attack
• All-Star Catchers Look To Work Together As White Sox Begin Spring Training
• Stoughton Man Guilty In Crash That Killed 4 Classmates
• St. Louis Blues player "doing very well" after in-game collapse
• Second Case Of Coronavirus Reported In San Diego County As SoCal Lab Works To Create Vaccine
• Minnesota Weather: Whiteout Conditions In Southwestern Minnesota, Plunging Temps Across The State
• Search On For Suspect Who Reportedly Attacked Stockton Grocery Store Employees
• Police: Woman Slashed In Head On Subway In The Bronx
• Man offers $25,000 to anyone who can find him a girlfriend
• Police Bust Suspected Gambling House In Santa Ana
• Weather Blog: A Warm Front With Some Showers Ahead
• Family Of Police Cmdr. Paul Bauer, Who Was Shot And Killed In 2018, Sues Online Gun Marketplace Armslist
• Some Dallas ISD Elementary School Students Surprised, Excited To Receive New Bikes, Helmets
• Tesla Charging When Fire Breaks Out At Cerritos Garage, Child Injured
• Foster City Police Deploy 'Bola Wrap' Restraint To Hook Suspects' Legs Together
• San Francisco Int'l Airport To Open New 'SkyTerrace' Public Observation Deck
• Truck Carrying Cat Litter Catches Fire On WB I-80 At Blue Canyon
• Minivan Driver Speeds Off After Careening Into Woman In East Hollywood
• Police Suspend Gardena Search For Man Suspected Of Robbing Bank Wearing Fake Beard
• Patriotism Goes Viral: FedEx Driver Stops To Pick Up N.J. Homeowner's Flag After Pole Is Blown Over
• Woman Charged With Manslaughter Of Her Infant Child
• SUV With 1-Year-Old Girl In Back Seat Repossessed, Towed From East Orange To Newark
• Police: Missing 22-Year-Old Sylvan Dyken Of Wisconsin May Be In Pittsburgh
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Candidates plan for road ahead
• New Initiative Aims To Help New York City High School Students Pick A Career
• Maryland Senate OKs Ban On Releasing Balloons Into The Sky
• Study: Playing Golf May Help Older Adults Live Longer
• 2 People From Maryland Found Dead Near Crash In Virginia Were Deliberately Killed, Police Say
• El Dorado High School Student Arrested For Threatening To 'Shoot Up The School' Through Anonymous Reporting App
• New Castle Police: Man Stabs His Girlfriend, Then Stabs Himself After Argument
• Judge Sides With Couples Suing Feds Over Marriage Interviews
• Lake Pepin Ice Survey Helps Predict Spring Shipping
• Report: 84% Of Major Grocery Chains Receive Failing Grade For Not Warning Customers About Food Recalls
• With Wedding Disaster Looming, Help Emerges For Colorado Couples
• Car In Swimming Pool Leads To Drug Bust, Gun Confiscation In Balch Springs
• Teens Charged In Deadly Attack At Frederick Fair May Be Tried As Adults
• NTSB: Distress Call For Engine Failure Before Deadly Auburn Plane Crash
• Founder Of Georgia O'Keeffe Museum Anne Marion Passes Away At 81
• Timberwolves' Karl-Anthony Towns Out With Wrist Injury
• Study: 2 Western Pa. Communities Ranked Safest In The State
• Carver County Brings Back Emergency Response Decals For Homes
• Weight Loss Wednesday: Ways To Fight Cravings
• 'Bomb Going Off' | Residents Stunned After Officers Shot In NE Baltimore Neighborhood
• Police: 78-Year-Old Man Struck, Killed Along Atlantic City Expressway
• 'Wedding Crashers' Is The Most Popular Romantic Comedy In Maryland, Study Finds
• Port Of Baltimore Handled Most Cargo Ever In 2019
• Chinatown Vigil For Residents Shot To Death During Robbery Attempt
• Police: Man Arrested For Seventh DUI In Last 10 Years After Driving In Wrong Direction In Delaware County
• Watchdog Group: Nation's Largest Supermarkets Fall Short On Food Recalls
• 2 Adults, 1 Child Hit By Car In Downtown Pittsburgh
• Fetal Remains Found On Property Of Dr. Ulrich Klopfer Buried In South Bend
• Councilman Bonin Introduces Recommendations Aimed At Tackling City's Affordable Housing Crisis
• Local Lawmakers Look To Close Loophole That Allows Smoking In Some Public Places
• Baltimore City School Board Extends CEO Sonja Santelises' Contract
• Philadelphia Energy Solutions Refinery To Be Sold Thursday Following Massive Explosion, Fire
• $600,000 awarded to man involved in racial discrimination case
• Massachusetts Sues JUUL Claiming It Marketed E-Cigarettes To Minors
• Frisco Church Frees Collin County Residents Of $2.2M In Medical Debt
• USM Board Of Regents Appoints Darryll Pines As President Of University Of Maryland, College Park
• Ford Recalls Over 240K Vehicles To Fix Suspension Problem
• Deerfield Police Say They Have Car, Person Of Interest Tied To Hit-Run Of 12-Year-Old, Chase Thompson
• City Tax To Upgrade Parks May Be Delayed As Council Hashes Out Spending Plan
• 'Klomentum' Builds After Amy Klobuchar's Surprisingly Good New Hampshire Primary Performance
• 'It's A Reality': St. Paul Teachers Set To Vote On Whether Or Not To Strike
• New Video Shows Driver Flee After Backing Into 92-Year-Old Man In Westlake
• Jury In Wilkinsburg Mass Shooting Trial Leave 2nd Full Day Of Deliberations Without Verdict
• Long Beach Lawmaker Announces Bill To End Discrimination Against HIV-Positive Californians
• Blood and organ donor saving the lives of strangers
• 'I Was Left Not Being Able To Walk, Speak, Eat': Pennsauken High School Senior Overcomes Rare Disease To Wrestle Again
• NYPD: MTA Bus Driver Assaulted In Brooklyn
• Dwyane Wade, Gabrielle Union's Public Support Of Own Child Seen As 'Tremendous Help For Trans Community'
• Bail Reform: State Senate Democrats Propose Fix For Controversial New Law
• Lawsuit claims Juul bought ads on Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon
• Grand Crossing Residents Fit To Be Tied With Megachurch-Goers Tying Up Parking
• 'I Went Into Heart Failure': Young Philadelphia Doctor Ended Up Needing Transplant After Ignoring Persistent Cough
• Marlins Pitchers & Catchers Report For Spring Training
• 'Their Daily Sacrifice Does Not Go Underappreciated' | Officials Praise Officers Injured In NE Baltimore Shooting
• Transportation Officials: When It Comes To Potholes, A Warm Winter Is Just As Tough On Cars
• History Colorado Center Hosts Large Group For Naturalization Ceremony
• Ohio State football players charged with rape and kidnapping
• Confusion Continues As Dr. Koinis' Suicide Note Hints At Not Vaccinating Kids, Doctoring Records
• New Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw Reveals Plans On Running Department Amid Rising Gun Violence
• 'Family And Love' | This Nonprofit Is Helping Baltimore's Unemployed Find More Than Just A Job
• Elderly Gualala Driver Careens Off Highway 1 Cliff
• Police Seek Boy Who Saluted First Responders During Miami Marathon
• Kim Foxx Backs New Indictment Against Jussie Smollett; Special Prosecutor 'Had The Facts And Evidence To File Charges'
• Met Council To Add Additional Security To Metro Transit LRT Trains Amid Recent Violence
• Colorado House Passes CROWN Act
• Lancaster Middle Schooler Helps Children In Need Of Shoes
• "I feel great": Astronaut Christina Koch on record stay in space
• Price resigns as head of Iowa Democratic Party after bungled caucuses
• US Soccer Men's Union Says Women's Pay Should Be Tripled
• Man Wanted For Firing Shots In Delaware County Killed By Police After Shooting Two Baltimore Officers
• Flu In Colorado: 2,000 Hospitalizations So Far This Season
• App That Detects Signs Of Eye Diseases Credited For Preventing Further Vision Loss For Young Boy
• Missing 6-year-old girl last seen playing in her front yard
• NFL reinstates Myles Garrett from indefinite suspension
• 'Helping Wuhan Is Helping The World': Wuhan Natives Living In Pittsburgh Help Fight Coronavirus
• Photo: Richmond Police Search For Brazen Armed Robbery Suspect
• Family, Friends Pack Queens Church On 1-Year Anniversary Of NYPD Det. Simonsen's Death
• 'They're Calling It Sheetz': Wawa Testing Hamburgers And Fries, Reigniting The Sheetz Vs. Wawa Debate
• App Helping To Detect Eye Disease By Scanning Photos On Smart Phone To Identify Unusual Glares In Eye
• New Hempstead Town Supervisor Donald Clavin Eliminating Some Government Take-Home Vehicles
• Supermarkets Urged To Do More To Warn Customers About Product Recalls In New Report
• Yankees Spring Training: All Eyes On Cole As Pitchers And Catchers Report
• Negative Results For All Tested In Colorado For Coronavirus
• Carnival says crew on quarantined ship will get long vacation
• Darrin Chiaverini Named As Interim CU Head Coach
• Garcetti Launches 'Decade Of Action' To Fight Climate Change
• The Foote Files: Peggy Lee
• Family Of Injured Pompano Beach Firefighter Doing Everything They Can To Get Him Home
• Recall Alert: Insulin Pump Can Deliver Incorrect Doses, 1 Death Reported
• Around The Table: The Day After The New Hampshire Primary
• Infants as young as 19 months can be altruistic, study finds
• Victim In Brooklyn Hammer Attack Speaks Out As NYPD Searches For Suspect: 'I Want Justice Please'
• Judge Throws Out Convictions Against City Hall Employees In Boston Calling Extortion Trial
• Florida Supreme Court Rejects Coral Gables' Styrofoam Food Container Fight
• Body Found In Parking Lot Of North Miami Apartment Complex
• Grand Saline ISD Closes Schools For Rest Of Week Due To Flu, Strep Cases Among Students
• California Bullet Train Cost Rises By Another $1 Billion
• Digital political ad spending to top $1 billion for first time
• Boston Anti-Valentine's Day Events For The Broken-Hearted
• 'A Spoon, A Fork... Swiss Army Knife': Jackson Caplis Shows Off 3D Printed Thumb
• Sprint To The Slopes!
• More Inmates Released Early From Jefferson County Detention Facility
• Keller @ Large: What To Watch For In Nevada, South Carolina
• Mar-A-Lago Intruder Found Not Guilty Of Trespassing
• Police: Motorcyclist Killed In Crash On I-95 In Bristol Township
• 72-Year-Old Woman Among Those Shot Across Baltimore Wednesday
• Florida Officially Adopts B.E.S.T. Standard For Education
• CBS Sports' Trevor Immelman Talks Genesis Invitational, Tiger Woods' Chances At Riviera
• Mother Of Murdered Turkey Point Engineer To Killer, 'You Shattered My Life. My Pillowcase... Is Soaked With Tears'
• New Jersey Economic Development Authority Wants Philadelphia 76ers To Pay Back $400,000 In Taxpayer Money
• NH Primary Was 'Appetizer' Mass. Sec. Of State Says
• San Francisco Woman Found Dead In Santa Rosa Creek
• Alleged Victims Testify In Sexual Assault Trial Of Former Temple University Fraternity President Ari Goldstein
• Baltimore Police Find Missing Teen Last Seen Near Pimlico
• Defendants Jailed By Pittsburgh Judge Mark Tranquilli Are Being Released In Wake Of His Alleged Racist Comments
• Boy with cerebral palsy takes first steps
• MLB Institutes New Rules, Including Three-Batter Minimum For Pitchers
• Grand Jury To Consider Criminally Negligent Homicide Charge Involving Man In Van Who Struck, Killed Child In Carrollton
• Four Curie High School Freshman Students Suffer Overdose
• Worker Killed On Construction Site In New Rochelle
• Mayor Young, City Aims To Repair 5,000 Potholes In Baltimore In 50 Days
• Police: Man Who Bilked Veteran Out Of $17K Also Scammed Arlington Couple 
• Kidsburgh: Pa. Passes Law Requiring Students To Learn CPR Before Graduating From High School
• Honda Recalls Minivans To Fix Wiring Problem That Could Cause A Fire
• Ford Recalls Over 240,000 SUVs And Cars To Fix Suspension Problem
• Philadelphia Families Torn Apart By Gun Violence Want More Resources Put Into Curbing Epidemic
• Ex-Israeli leader says he hopes Trump's Middle East plan succeeds
• Motorcyclist Suffers Major Injuries After Amador County Crash
• Mookie Betts Regards Boston Career As 'A Great Chapter In My Life For Sure'
• Los Angeles high school students sue Delta over jet fuel dump
• Opioid Overdose Deaths In Massachusetts Down 5% From 2016 Peak
• Jaylen Brown's Message To His Doubters: 'I Didn't Peak At 21'
• California High-Speed Rail Cost Rises By Another $1 Billion
• Celebrities Honor Kobe Bryant With Tattoos
• Man Shot, Killed During Domestic Disturbance In Little Elm
• Police Searching For 3 Suspects In Armed Robbery At Towson IHOP
• Pete Buttigieg Wants To Ride Momentum From Iowa And New Hampshire Into Pennsylvania
• Minnesota Ranks 4th In Nation For Property Damage Due To Frozen Pipes
• Couple Livestreams 'Nightmare' Uber Ride: 'Scariest Moment Of My Life'
• UNT In Mourning After Campus Police Officer, Father Of 6, Capt. David Owen Loses Cancer Battle
• New Trial Ordered For Former Uber Driver Convicted Of Sexual Battery In Palm Beach County
• No Verdict Yet Following Day 2 Of Deliberations In Aggravated Assault Trial Of Former Dallas Officer Christopher Hess
• Judge Orders Lisa Snyder To Stand Trial In Deaths Of Her 2 Young Children Found Hanging In Berks County Basement
• Barr agrees to testify before House Judiciary Committee in March
• Company That Cleans Schools During Flu Outbreak Shares How It's Done
• Mercy Hospital In West Philadelphia To Close Inpatient Facility
• University Of Pittsburgh To Obtain Samples Of Coronavirus, Work To Develop Vaccine
• Injured Bald Eagle Rescued In Brooklyn Center
• Philadelphia Police: 21-Year-Old Man Fighting For Life After Shot Multiple Times In Germantown
• Transit Officials Weigh Options For Designated Bus Lanes On Bay Bridge
• California Judge Orders Immigration Detention Hotline Restored
• 'The Golden Retriever Was Robbed': Ligonier Golden Retriever Wins Sporting Group But Not Best In Show
• Connecticut Girls Sue To Block Participation Of Transgender Track Athletes
• Police: Walmart Shoppers, Employees Stop Attempted Rape Of Woman Inside Plantation Store
• 3 Mexican Women Die Of Cold, 2 Men Rescued In Laguna Mountains After Border Crossing
• Japan Confirms 39 New Coronavirus Cases, 174 Total On Cruise Ship
• Mobile World Congress Called Off Amid Coronavirus Fears
• Sudden Closure Of Noah's A Shocker For Northfield High's Prom Committee
• Medtronic Recalls Certain MiniMed Insulin Pumps Tied To 1 Death
• Visit Lawnald The Lesser Kudu, The Newest Baby At The Denver Zoo
• Attorneys discuss civil rights fight, from Rosa Parks to Trayvon Martin
• Some Health Care Facilities Say They're Seeing More Cases Of Early-Onset Dementia Than Ever Before
• Bengals Will Reportedly Work With Andy Dalton On A Trade
• Police: Florida Man Caught On Camera Taking An Upskirt Pic
• National Poll Shows 82 Percent Favorable Opinion Of Police Officers, A Law Enforcement Alliance Says
• Officer Buys Plane Ticket Home For Heartbroken Woman Stranded In Walmart After Falling Victim To Dating Scam
• CBS11 Investigates Online 'Florist' With Hundreds Of Complaints
• Wild's Matt Dumba Fined $5,000 For Slashing Vegas' Ryan Reaves
• Art Institute Acquires Rare Tiffany Landscape Window
• Max Stassi, Former Yuba City Standout, Apologizes For Astros' Sign-Stealing Scheme
• Minnesota DNR Appeals Court Ruling Against PolyMet Copper-Nickel Mine
• Aggressive Coyotes Once Again A Concern In North Texas During Mating Season
• Suicide Prevention Education Bill Clears West Virginia Senate
• Compare Foods To Open Two Stores In Northeast Baltimore
• SF City Attorney Subpoenas 8 Organizations As Public Corruption Investigation Widens
• Luka Doncic To Return To Mavericks Tonight
• Police: Bashar Kallabat, Well Known Birmingham Hairstylist Killed Inside Detroit Motel
• 'A Huge Hit': LA County Health Officials Say Chinese-Owned Businesses Suffer Amid Coronavirus Fears
• Giants Sign Veteran Infielder Wilmer Flores To 2-Year, $6.25 Million Contract
• Dallas Police Looking For Man Who Exposed Himself, Touched Teen Girl On Buttocks
• Beloved Haltom City K-9 Retires After Fighting Crime For Almost A Decade
• Stockton's Top 3 Dance Studios, Ranked
• College Athlete Pay Bill Headed To Full Florida House
• Reward Increased To $6K For Information About Evan Lacey Homicide
• Florida House Seeks Regulation Of Vape Shops Amid 'Epidemic'
• State Police Search For Missing 16-Year-Old Destiny Statler From Greene Co.
• Students Sue Delta Air Lines After Flight Dumps Jet Fuel Over LA Schools
• Aaron Kleiber Previews New Show 'Parents Night Out'
• Stalled High Pressure System Could Lead To Historic Bone Dry February
• Black History Month: Carver Bank Has Become One Of Harlem's Greatest Success Stories
• 113 Australian animal species need "urgent" help
• Florida Lawmakers Grapple With Car-Sharing Issues
• Wawa Testing Hamburgers, Fries At Some Locations As Part Of 'Larger Dinner Platform'
• On Heels Of Deadliest Weekend Of The Year, Mayor Lori Lightfoot Confident CPD 'Will Rise To The Occasion'
• California Sees Rise In Distemper Cases Among Wildlife
• Charges: Dennis Babcock Threatened To Kill Bartender And Assaulted Police In Lino Lakes After Being Refused Alcohol
• Six Flags Over Texas Hiring 1,000 Workers
• 1,000 LA County Residents Who Recently Traveled To Mainland China Being Tracked By Health Officials
• Ellwood City Girl Battling Organ Rejection After Multi-Organ Transplant Asks For Valentine's Day Cards
• 8 Events Happening in Detroit this Weekend
• Feds warn NHT X1-5 hoverboards sold on Amazon pose fire risk
• Congresswoman Diana DeGette Argues To Protect Wilderness In Colorado
• Iowa Democratic Party accepts recanvass requests from Sanders, Buttigieg
• Aurora Voters Will Get A Chance To Hear From Pete Buttigieg Before Super Tuesday
• Mel Tucker's Departure Means Buffaloes Will Search For Third Head Coach In As Many Years
• Pittsburgh Steelers QB Mason Rudolph's $50,000 Fine Upheld By NFL Following Appeal From Myles Garrett Situation
• Freetown Woman Charged After 18 Goats, 9 Dogs Taken From Home
• CDOT To Complete Blasting On Highway 119 Wednesday Afternoon
• Duncanville Head Football Coach Reginald Samples Gets 1-Game Suspension, 1-Year Probation
• 5 Evacuees At Travis AFB Who Were Isolated After Showing Signs Of Coronavirus Test Negative
• Police Searching For 2 New York Men Charged In Robbery At Boscov's Retail Store, Carjacking In Chester County
• Caught On Video: Car Hits Woman In Brooklyn, Drives Off
• University Of Illinois Research Hub To Anchor First Phase Of The 78, As Massive Project Gets $500 Million In Funding From The State
• 90-year-old "chef of the poor" cooks for homeless
• Man, 27, Arrested After Allegedly Impersonating An FBI Agent At North Sacramento Hotel
• Denver City Council Helps First-Time Home Buyers
• Pittsburgh Pirates Name Pitcher Keone Kela Closer For 2020 Season
• Denver Weather: Winter Weather Advisory Through 11pm
• Wintry Mix And Rain Will Be Followed By Bitter Cold
• Motorcyclist, 28, Killed In Crash On Watt Avenue In North Highlands
• Rare photo shows swirling dust devil on Mars
• Ring Video Shows Phony Roofer Who Scammed Arlington Couple 
• 4 Accused Of Threatening Witness During San Carlos Auto Burglary
• 5-Year-Old Boy Saves Extended Family From House Fire: 'Our Hero!'
• Pittsburgh Penguins Captain Sidney Crosby And Teammates Hit The Ice With The 'Little Penguins'
• Man Shot To Death Near Montecito Heights Dog Park
• House Democrats probe Secret Service payments to Trump-owned properties
• Deval Patrick drops out of presidential race
• Police Release Photo Of American Canyon Auto Burglary Suspect
• Irving Police Chase Ends With Arrest Of 2 Wanted Felons From New Mexico
• 5000 Role Models Of Excellence Project Awards Dozens Of Students With Scholarships
• Single Ticket Wins Mega Millions Jackpot Worth $202 Million In Middlesex County, New Jersey
• Sheriff: Wisconsin Mailman Busted After Law Enforcement Finds About $2,300 Worth Of Meth In Home
• State Police Investigating Cows Shot, Killed In Somerset Co.
• Commerce City Police Search For Missing Toddler Danny Fish, Jr. Possibly With Mom Valerie Watson
• Archbishop-Elect Nelson Perez Preparing For Philadelphia Homecoming Ahead Of Installation Next Week
• Circle K Gas Mix-Up In Boulder Leaves Dozens Of Coloradans With Car Troubles
• Watch Highlights: Colorado State Rams Lose To Utah State In Thrilling Match
• Parker The Snow Dog Named Honorary Mayor Of Georgetown
• Investigation Underway After Louis Di Berardini Found Dead In Western Wisconsin Home
• Royal Services Michigan Provides Employment To Easterseals Clients
• Cuomo, Trump To Meet To Discuss N.Y. Residents Being Barred From Trusted Traveler Programs
• Vice President Mike Pence To Hold Campaign Rally In Troy
• Deval Patrick Drops Out Of Presidential Race
• Single Man Offers $25,000 To Anyone Who Can Help Him Find A Girlfriend
• 'Waiting For The Bullets To Stop': Passenger Describes Tense Moments During Greyhound Bus Shooting
• Why these "Daily Show" correspondents choose to share an office
• Five Hospitalized Travis China Airlift Evacuees Test Negative For Coronavirus
• Annual 'Firefall' Set To Return To Yosemite National Park
• O'Brien says Phase One trade deal will be impacted by coronavirus
• Police: About 4 Tons Of Trash Removed From Problem Home In Fairfield
• Mom wakes from coma to learn family died in volcano eruption
• Red Sox Spring Training Blog: Roenicke Provides Update On Sale; Names Workman Closer
• Bus Driver Fired, Charged After Violent Attack On Special Needs Student
• Fans Line Up At Citizens Bank Park As Phillies Single-Game Tickets Go On Sale
• Former Delta Foundation President Held On All Charges
• No Kawhi Magic This Time: 76ers Down Clippers
• Brooklyn Native Arrested In Ohio State Football Rape Investigation
• Tyler Seguin Moves Into Dallas Stars Top 10 All-Time Assist Leaders
• City Crews Attempt Another Echo Park Lake Cleanup Following Protests From Homeless Campers
• 2 Men Shot, Killed Outside Van Nuys Home
• NYC Launching New Campaign To Support Chinatown Businesses Amid Coronavirus Fears
• NFL Reinstates Texas Native & Cleveland Browns Defensive End Myles Garrett
• The Church of England apologizes for racism
• Texas Murder Spree: Death Sentence Overturned For Intellectually Disabled Man, Charles Brownlow
• Republicans boycott committee hearing on national security
• PGA Tour To Stop At Caves Valley Golf Club Next Summer
• 'We Are Afraid', Witness To Southwest Miami-Dade Shooting, Innocent Bystander Grazed By Stray Bullet
• At Least 1 Dead After Rollover Crash On US 75 In Dallas
• Jeff Probst On 'Survivor: Winners At War': 'The Biggest Thing I've Ever Done Professionally'
• Minnesota Saw A Significant Increase In White Supremacist Propaganda In 2019
• Florida Man Who Drove Into GOP Tent Reportedly Didn't Like Trump
• Palo Alto Woman, Daughter Return Home After Coronavirus Airlift, 14-Day Quarantine
• Search On For Driver Who Hit Turlock Middle Schooler, Took Off From Scene
• Atlantic City Police Searching For 21-Year-Old Woman Charged With Attempted Murder
• Publix: 'All Deli Subs' On Sale Starting Next Week
• 'Likely Final' Johnnie-Tommie Matchup Will Happen At U.S. Bank Stadium This Fall
• Medications May Lower Risk Of 'Broken Heart' After Loss Of Loved One, Study Says
• Driver Arrested After Reaching 115 mph In 27-Mile Chase On Mass Pike
• Overwatch League Starts Strong In Arlington, New York As Ambitious Global Schedule Begins
• Worried about food recalls? Don't count on your grocery store
• Tiger's Quest For 83 Heads To Riviera
• Stocks notch record highs as investors shrug off virus fears
• Even More Details Emerge On Astros' Cheating Scandal, Showing Rob Manfred Has A Problem On His Hands
• Prebiotics May Slow Skin Cancer Tumor Growth In Mice, Study Finds
• Michigan Man's Steering Wheel Saves His Life From Being Hit With A Steel Beam
• Stanley Cup Champion Max Talbot Returns To Pittsburgh Penguins As 'Ambassador' For French Language Night
• Pope declines to approve ordination of married priests for Amazon
• 2 Russians Flee Coronavirus Quarantine, In Dismay At Hospitals
• U.S. convoy comes under fire in Syria, sparking deadly clash
• Video Shows Car Crashing Into Denver Home
• Ford Recalls Over 240,000 Vehicles Due To Suspension Part Problem That Can Increase Crash Risk
• Former Airline Worker, Convicted Drug Smuggler Sentenced To 10 Years
• Trump says prosecutors who withdrew from Roger Stone case should "go back to school"
• Sanders Edges Buttigieg In NH, Giving Dems 2 Front-Runners
• Philadelphia 76ers Show Flashes Of Pure Dominance, Signs Of Vulnerability Heading Into All-Star Break
• 3 Juveniles Charged With Arson For Several Fires Around Area Of Pasadena Elementary School
• Lidl Coming To Reisterstown Shopping Center
• Police Searching For 2 Suspects Involved In Carjacking
• Red Sox Prospect Jeter Downs Shares A Funny Story About Finally Meeting Derek Jeter
• App credited for preventing further vision loss for 6-year-old boy
• Suspension Part Problem Leads To Recall Of 240K Ford SUVs And Cars
• Bed Bath & Beyond Stock Tanks As Sales Fall
• JetBlue Celebrates 20 Years In The Air With $20 One-Way Fares
• Big President's Day Weekend In Miami, International Boat Show & Grove Arts Festival
• Do You Want To Be An Astronaut? NASA Will Be Taking Applications In March
• BWI Airport To Open New Ledo Pizzas With Pie-Cutting Ceremony
• Musbau Hamzat, 37, Charged In CTA Red Line Stabbing
• The O'Shaughnessy Presents: 'The Love Show — Skyway to Heaven'
• Cleveland Browns Defensive End Myles Garrett Reinstated By NFL
• Man Wanted For Questioning After Black History Mural Vandalized In East Harlem
• California Sees Rise In Distemper Cases Among Wildlife
• SeaWorld To Pay $65 Million To Settle 'Blackfish' Documentary Lawsuit
• Cruise ship with no reported coronavirus cases shunned amid fears
• 50-Year-Old Man In Critical Condition After Detroit Shooting
• VA program helps elite warriors heal unseen wounds of war
• Trump praises Barr for "taking charge" of Roger Stone case
• Former Florida Guardian For Elderly Arrested On Abuse, Neglect Charges
• Photo of mice fighting on subway platform wins top award
• Judge Sentences Rahmael Holt To Death For Killing Of New Kensington Police Officer Brian Shaw
• Baltimore Officers Allegedly Bitten, Elbowed In The Eye During Call For Squeegee Complaint
• Chicago RealTime Weather Alert: Snow Ahead Starting Wednesday Afternoon, Night
• Truck Overturns, Spills Trash On Route 30 In Chester County
• 4 North Texas Men Accused Of Trying To Illegally Buy Oil From Iran To Sell In China
• Police Arrest Man Accused Of Stealing $35,000 In Fragrances From Nashua Macy's
• Leslie Webster, Woman Who Fell Through Ice With Her Dog, Dies
• Detroit Police Arrest Suspect In Connection With Fatal Assault
• From Mayor to Presidential Candidate: Buttigieg's Uphill Battle
• Kendrick Perkins Rips Kyrie Irving: 'Every Time I Think Of That Guy, I Want To Throw Up'
• A Rich, Storied History On The Fun Coast
• Feds Appeal Order Blocking Trump Refugee Settlement Limit
• 'Firefall' Set To Return To Yosemite National Park Starting Thursday
• Coronavirus Fears Lead To Slumping Chinese Food Sales, Restaurateurs Assure 'No Threat'
• 'I Never Realized How Good I Had It:' Antonio Brown Takes To Instagram To Apologize To Ben Roethlisberger
• Placer County Chase Ends When Suspect Crashes Into Innocent Bystander
• Marcus Smart Not Happy With Whistle-Happy Refs In Loss To Rockets
• Only 1 North Texas City Cracks Top 50 On List Of List Of Healthiest & Unhealthiest U.S. Cities
• Trevor Bauer On The Warpath Against MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred: 'You Make Stupid Decisions'
• New Ohio Bill Would Punish Doctors Who Help Transgender Children Transition
• Pittsburgh Pirates Sign Free Agent Outfielder Jarrod Dyson
• Busch Has Done Everything But Win The Daytona 500
• 5 Clarksburg High School Students Arrested After Handgun Brought To School, Police Say
• Bernie Sanders Declares Victory In New Hampshire Primary, Pete Buttigieg Gets Second
• Officials: 'Compromised' Fuel Line May Be Source Of New Paltz Water Emergency
• New York Weather: CBS2's 2/12 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
• Blues Bouwmeester Collapse Brings Back Scary Memory For Wings Fans
• Museum Searching For Former Patients Of Denver's First African American Female Doctor
• Now Calling Plays For The Vikings, Gary Kubiak Says He 'Never Lost The Joy'
• Tewksbury School Committee Chairman Arrested At High School Basketball Game
• Car Bursts Into Flames After Crash In Stockton; 2 Teens Dead, 1 Hurt
• Keep Your Teen Moving To Reduce Risk Of Depression, Study Says
• U.K. government planning new regulation of social media companies
• State Police Searching For Missing 71-Year-Old Man Stephen Geer Last Seen In Hagerstown
• Most Parents Haven't Been On A Romantic Date In More Than 3 Years, Survey Finds
• PTL Links: February 12, 2020
• 1 in 7 American families struggle to pay medical bills
• Assault Suspect With Knife Fatally Shot By Police In Grand Prairie
• Valentine's Day Brunch Hacks: Croissant French Toast
• Philipp Grubauer Gets Another Shutout In Avalanche's Win Over Senators
• Cooking With Rania: Pate Of Chocolate With Raspberry Coulis
• U.S. calls Russian satellites' activity "unusual and disturbing"
• Red Sox Reportedly Close To Signing Outfielder Kevin Pillar
• Man Clinging To The Roof Rescued From South Austin Fire
• "After Parkland" Documentary To Screen Nationwide Two Days Before We Mark Two Years Since Shooting
• Police: Man Wanted For Robbing Bensalem Wawa
• Three Transgender Felons Seek To Ease Pennsylvania Rules On Name Changes
• Red Wing's Darren Helm Scores Twice In Loss To Buffalo
• Benn Gets 3 Goals As Stars Beat Hurricanes 4-1
• MSU Hoops Halts Skid With Win In Champaign
• Video shows mom crawling in jail cell days before she died
• 29-Year-Old Man Injured In Annapolis Shooting Tuesday Night
• 2 Ohio State Football Players Arrested, Charged With Raping And Kidnapping A Woman
• Nanny McPhee Star Raphael Coleman Dies At Age 25
• MSU Lands Head Coach Mel Tucker From Colorado
• Weather Blog: More Rain Coming
• Brooklyn Community Pride Center Signs 30-Year Lease For Expanded HQ In Crown Heights
• Former Florida Cop Convicted Of Sharing Child Porn
• Anti-Bias Group: White Supremacist Propaganda Incidents Increasing In Texas
• New Hampshire Primary Results & Town-By-Town Breakdown
• Sen. Bernie Sanders Projected To Win New Hampshire
• Afghan leader reports "notable progress" in U.S. talks with Taliban
• Virginia Deputies Confront Black Man Wearing KKK Robe Outside Target
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warm Front To Bring Back Rain And Snow, Flash Flood Watch In Effect For Parts Of Area
• Gary's 311 Services Request Phone Line Not Working Properly
• Belly Up To The Bar For Cheap Drinks In Denver
• Keller @ Large: New Hampshire Primary Winners Should Beware Of Michael Bloomberg
• Second Man, Jermaine White, 29, Charged In Connection With Shooting Of Firefighter
• Meet the world's oldest living man
• ATM Stolen From Bronzeville Car Dealership
• 68-Year-Old Man Dead In Accident In Wayne Township
• Transcript: Robert Worth on "Intelligence Matters"
• Jussie Smollett Indicted On New Charges Related To Attack Police Called A Hoax
• Standard Poodle From Northampton County Wins Best In Show At Westminster
• New Research Shows Teenagers That Regularly Eat Breakfast Perform Better In School
• Brotherly Love: Karate For Those With Special Needs
• Oilers Beat Blackhawks 5-3
• Moon Area Middle And High School Adding Additional Police Presence Wednesday
• Off-Duty Prince George's County Sheriff's Deputy Fires At Man Trying To Steal Car, Police Say
• ExxonMobil refinery blaze lights up night sky
• Crews Battle House Fire In Douglass Township
• Allegheny County Council Takes Unexpected Vote To Ban Conversion Therapy Within The County
• Campaign 2020: Who Is Still In The Running For President?
• Wednesday's Child: 10-Year-Old Nyla
• Pitt Hosting Information Session Discussing Coronavirus
• St. Louis Blues player has cardiac incident, collapses on bench
• Rescue Team Uses Mobile App To Save Tourists Trapped In A Blizzard
• Wednesday's Show Info (2/12/20)
• Fire Crews Respond To Greenhouse Fire In McKees Rocks
• Honda Recalls Over 200,000 Minivans Due To Possible Fire Hazard
• Harden, Westbrook Help Rockets End Celtics 7-Game Winning Streak
• Bernie Sanders wins New Hampshire primary, CBS News projects
• Exit poll reveals what mattered to New Hampshire voters
• What is Amy Klobuchar going to do now?
• Coronavirus death toll passes 1,100 as China reports new fatalities
• 'I Got To Be Part Of A Miracle': Community Honors Police Officers Who Rescued 16-Year-Old Girl Who Almost Took Her Own Life
• New York Weather: CBS2 2/12 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Community Brings Teddy Bears, Balloons And Candles To Honor 3-Year-Old Girl Shot And Killed In Beltzhoover

Videos from February 12, 2020

• Democratic candidates turn attention to Nevada, South Carolina
• Trump weighs in on DOJ's decision to reverse recommended prison sentence for Roger Stone
• 2/12/20: Red and Blue
• Colorado boy dies from the flu after mother consults anti-vaccination Facebook group
• Sunrise Movement on Bernie Sanders' New Hampshire win
• Joe Biden leaves New Hampshire early, focuses on South Carolina
• Bernie Sanders on New Hampshire: "We put together an extraordinary coalition"
• Democratic candidates regroup after Sanders' New Hampshire primary win
• Trump praises Barr for "taking charge" of Roger Stone case
• 2/12/20: CBSN Evening News
• Blood and organ donor inspired to help strangers
• Astronaut Christina Koch looks to the future after record space mission
• 2 Ohio State football players charged with rape
• Trump won't say whether he'll pardon Roger Stone
• Lawsuit accuses Juul of targeting kids with ads
• FBI joins search for 6-year-old South Carolina girl
• Bernie Sanders looks to broaden support after New Hampshire primary
• 2/12: CBS Evening News
• VA Secretary Robert Wilkie accused of trying to discredit alleged sexual assault victim
• Senate to vote on War Powers resolution for Iran conflict
• Groundbreaking civil rights lawyers talk about their lives' work: Extended cut
• Why many crimes go unreported in the U.K.
• 5-year-old boy with cerebral palsy takes first steps without walker
• Justice Department staff assigned to review Ukraine investigation
• 90-year-old man known as "chef of the poor" dedicated to feeding the homeless
• Bernie Sanders faces criticism over "Medicare for All" ahead of Nevada primary
• Trump praises Barr for intervening in Roger Stone case
• Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert discusses Middle East peace plan
• Sanders looks ahead to more diverse contests after New Hampshire victory
• What New Hampshire exit poll data says about the 2020 race
• Activists push for Puerto Ricans to embrace black identity
• What the New Hampshire results mean for Democratic contenders
• Bernie Sanders' win in New Hampshire reveals split among Democrats
• Royals Report: Rare joint public appearance by royal couples
• How did Bernie Sanders win the New Hampshire primary?
• How will Bernie Sanders maintain momentum after New Hampshire?
• Stunning reversal in Roger Stone case
• Bernie Sanders wins New Hampshire as Buttigieg and Klobuchar gain momentum
• Groundbreaking civil rights lawyers talk about their lives' work
• Samsung unveils smartphone with bendable glass screen
• Where the Democrats stand after Iowa, New Hampshire
• Cradle app detects eye disease by scanning your photos
• Soko Glam's Charlotte Cho infuses Korean concept of "jeong" into skin care line
• New program aims to heal soldiers' invisible wounds
• "We're definitely not prepared": Concerns raised about Africa's coronavirus readiness
• Sarah Lawrence father charged with sex trafficking, exploiting daughter's college friends
• Mother of 5 dies in jail amid alleged mental health episode
• WorldView: Sudan leader faces trial, Church of England apology, Nissan sues Ghosn
• Journalists documenting Wuhan coronavirus outbreak disappear
• Fire erupts at Louisiana ExxonMobil refinery
• Department of Justice reversal in Roger Stone case sparks outrage
• With New Hampshire over, what's next for the 2020 Democrats?
• Sanders wins, Klobuchar surprises in New Hampshire primary
• 2/12: CBSN AM
• Veterans travel to D.C. with a little help from virtual reality