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• ICE CRACKDOWN: U.S. Border Agents To Be Deployed In 'Sanctuary' Cities Including San Francisco
• Presidential Primary Fever Getting Underway With Buttigieg Town Hall In Sacramento
• Housing Activists' Protest Disrupts Valentine Dining at SF Tavern
• Davis Police Warn About Several Reported Sexual Assaults
• A Lot Of Variables In Colorado's 2020 Presidential Primary
• RedLine Art Encourages Education, Social Change With 'Afrofuturism' Exhibit
• CU Boulder Study: Social Media Makes Breaking Up Harder Than Ever
• Why The Budweiser Event Center Could Be Torn Down
• Circle K Will Not Be Fined After Gas Mix-Up Damages Several Vehicles
• UC Santa Cruz Grad Students Reach 5th Day of Strike for Higher Pay
• Police Say Stolen 'Magic Cards' Was An Inside Job
• Aurora Police Force Rallies Around Officer Tom Faustin During Cancer Battle
• L.A. City Leaders Blast Trump Administration's Move To Deploy Border Agents In Sanctuary Cities
• Man, 50, Dies After Getting Ejected, Hit By Car On Hwy. 99 Crash In Manteca
• Inmate Firefighters' Criminal Records Could Be Expunged After Release
• Rocklin Man, 34, Dies In Paraglider Crash In Wooded Area Near Truckee Tahoe Airport
• 24 Cars Impounded, 70 Citations Issued In One Night After Stockton Sideshows In Lowe's Parking Lot
• Apartment Complex, Tow Company Accused of 'Legal Theft'
• 'Anything I Can Do To Help': Drone Pilot Helps Search For Missing 11-Year-Old Gannon Stauch
• Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Vetoes Repeal Of Pit Bull Ban
• 1 Killed, 1 Critically Injured In Upper East Side High-Rise Fire
• Gophers, Lindsay Whalen Agree To Contract Extension
• Klobuchar Changes Stance On 2007 Vote In Support Of English As Official US Language
• MTA Police Increase Presence At Grand Central Terminal After Business Owners Express Concern About Homeless Population
• Cashier Shot, Killed At Bronx Bodega
• At Least Six People Shot In Apartment In Parkway Gardens
• Nearly 3 Dozen Catering Workers Arrested During Protest At JFK Airport
• Bill de Blasio endorses Bernie Sanders for president
• Animal Friends Hosts Adorable Kissing Booth On Valentine's Day
• Caught On Camera: Suspected Carjacking Thwarted By Good Samaritans
• Thornton Fire Holds Survivor Birthday Party For Boy Who Nearly Drowned
• Trump To Send Tactical Border Patrol Units To Aid ICE In New York, Newark
• FDA Announces Dog Food Recall Due To Salmonella Threat
• Car Sold At Auction Should Have Been Stored As Evidence In Criminal Probes, Dolton Village Officials Say
• 17-Year-Old Shot Three Times In Police-Involved Shooting After Struggle With Officer: Authorities
• Democratic Presidential Candidate Bernie Sanders Rallies Supporters In Mesquite, Predicts Super Tuesday Victory In Texas
• Horse Barn Fire Burns Out Of Control In Suburban Hampshire
• Dallas Police: 5-Year-Old Boy Shot By Brother Playing With Parent's Pistol
• Kyle Freeland Brings A New Look To Spring Training
• Georgiev Logs 36 Saves As Rangers Beat Blue Jackets
• Mayo Clinic Accidentally Emails Acceptance Letters To 360 Prospective Medical Students
• Man Accused Of Killing Nephew With Ax Ruled Competent
• Day Of Service To Honor Those Killed In Parkland Massacre
• Border Patrol Agents Being Deployed To Boston Area For Immigration Enforcement
• Drive-By Shooting Victim Aaron Willis Wants To Become A Social Worker & 'Change People's Lives'
• Police Investigating How 2 Officers Were Shot In NE Baltimore, Suspect's Gun Found 'Fully Loaded'
• Maryland Health Department Reports 29 Flu-Related Deaths
• Philadelphia Police: Man Fighting For His Life After Being Shot Multiple Times Throughout Body In Logan
• Dale Preston Of McGregor Faces Assault, Drug Charges After Toddler Son Shot In Eye With BB
• Former Baltimore Police Commissioner Darryl De Sousa Released From Prison, In Community Custody
• Placerville Hometown Newspaper Tracks Twists Of Wrongful Conviction Murder Case
• Police Hope Recent Traffic Stop Could Help Crack Case Of Frederick Motorcycle Thefts
• 'He Enjoyed Every Minute Of Life': Family, Friends Remember 17-Year-Old Boy Killed In Hit-And-Run
• 7-Year-Old Sister Shoots 11-Year Old Brother In Apartment In North Lawndale
• Svechnikov, Mrazek Help Hurricanes Beat Devils
• Boy, 3, Dies Despite Good Samaritans' Efforts To Lift, Free Minor From Under Vehicle In Homestead
• J.J. Hardy, Brian Roberts Among 6 Guest Instructors Invited To Orioles Spring Training
• 'You're A Disgrace': Police Searching For Suspect Who Robbed, Knocked 83-Year-Old Woman To Ground In South Philadelphia
• Police: Vallejo Man Shot Ex-Girlfriend, 4-Year-Old Son Dead Before Killing Self
• Family Remembers Teen Sweethearts Nick Kunselman, Stephanie Hart-Grizzell 20 Years After Murder
• Late-Scoring Sharks Rally Past Jets
• Long Island Father Returns From Deployment In Afghanistan, Surprises Daughter At School For Valentine's Day
• Galt Hit With Hefty Price Tag After December Ransomware Attack
• Pennsylvania Treasury Has Nearly $750,000 Worth Of Unclaimed Property From People With The Names Valentine, Cupid Or Love
• Police: 2 Students Injured Near The Campus Of IUP During Armed Robbery
• Northbrook Woman, Stacy Shapiro, Charged In Hit And Run That Injured Chase Thompson In Deerfield
• W. Va. Gov. Jim Justice Says Sorry If He Offended After Calling High School Girls Basketball Team 'Thugs'
• Hip-Hop Artist Jamaal Collier Works To Inspire Youth In Maryland With Music, Positive Messages
• Jason Zucker's 2 Goals Help Penguins Beat Canadiens
• Black History Month: Retired Staten Island Teacher Fills Home With Artifacts Charting The African-American Experience
• New Jersey Man Dies In Chairlift Accident At Vail's Blue Sky Basin
• Wind Turbines In Plymouth Declared Public Health Nuisance
• US Prosecutors End Old Terror Case Against Lodi Man After Judge Overturned Conviction
• Pennsylvania Department Of Health Encouraging Residents To Get Tests For STDs
• Pete Buttigieg, Other Dem. Candidates Hold Bay Area Events Ahead Of CA Primary
• CHP: Fatal Traffic Collision Causes Delays On I-5 In Woodland
• Man Charged With Trespassing Near President Trump's Mar-a-Lago Resort
• FirstBank Offers Services To Those Unfamiliar With U.S. Banking System
• Baltimore's Top 4 Diners, Ranked
• Grieving Daughter's Car Stolen From Roseville Hospital Lot
• Man Charged With Arson, Animal Abuse In Tustin Apartment Fire That Killed Dog, Displaced Residents
• AAA: Gas Prices Drop, Demand At A Typical Wintertime Low
• HUD Awards Nearly $20 Million To LA Housing Authority
• Philadelphia Police: Man Critically Injured In Explosion After Pouring Gasoline On Fire Pit
• LA County Registrar Flooded With Valentine's Day Weddings
• 'This Summit Is Really Unique': Colorado New Play Summit Gives New Shows Life
• Barr calls for outside prosecutor to review the Flynn case
• Armed Suspect Crashes Into Tree, Flees On Foot During Police Pursuit Near Dodger Stadium
• Search For Missing 11-Year-Old Gannon Stauch Continues In Douglas County
• Coach Sisters Go Head To Head In Dance Team State Tournament
• SF Mayor London Breed Discloses She Once Dated Indicted Former Public Works Director Nuru
• Italian Singer Giada Valenti Comes To The Lone Tree Arts Center
• Charles In Charge As No. 10 Maryland Uses Balance To Win
• Interview: Texas Democratic Candidate For 24th Congressional District John Biggan
• Fort Worth Animal Shelter Hosts 'Dog Slumber Party' In Hopes They Find Forever Homes
• Tommy Milone, Orioles Complete Minor League Deal
• 'We Want Colter': East High School Students Show Support For Fired Football Coach
• Pursuit Suspect Arrested Near 210 Freeway In Glendale
• Central Catholic High School To Begin Random Drug Testing
• Amy Klobuchar, Tom Steyer Couldn't Name Mexican President During Telemundo Interview
• 3 Members Of Eastern Shore Drug Trafficking Organization Sentenced To Federal Prison
• Severed Bear Paw Found Near Santa Clarita Car Dealership
• State Mulls East Metro Safe Drinking Water Plans In Aftermath Of 3M Pollution
• Arik Matson, Officer Shot In Head, Now Walking With Assistance & Enjoying Pizza
• Police: 15-Year-Old Boy Shot Near Basketball Court In North Philadelphia
• French Tourist Slashed In The Neck At Random On Harlem Street
• Attorney Michael Avenatti Convicted Of Trying To Extort Nike
• Man Arrested, 440 Pounds Of Marijuana Seized At Illegal Grow In Calaveras County
• Workers Are Saving Their Money, Bringing 401(K) Plans To Record Levels
• 'P.S. I Love You Day' Celebrates Kindness, Aims To Address Crisis In Mental Health
• Jose Garcia-Zarate Found Mentally Incompetent To Stand Trial In Kate Steinle Slaying Gun Case
• Former President Barack Obama Tells Luka Doncic 'You're Doing Fantastic' At All-Star NBA Cares Event
• Hill District's Centre Avenue YMCA To Get $7M Renovation
• 'Second Wave' Of Dangerous Flu Hitting New York, Pediatric Deaths On The Rise
• Clara Barton Elementary School Students To Be Relocated After More Asbestos Found In Building
• Westbound Center Lane Of Bay Bridge Closures Next Week
• Talking Points: Former Mayor Michael Bloomberg Facing Backlash Over 2015 Comments
• Getting Hosed: City Charges Church $6,000 For Water Even Though It Shouldn't Receive A Bill
• Vial Of Coronavirus Coming To Pitt's Center For Vaccine Research Lab
• Closures On C-470, Brighton Boulevard Disrupt Weekend Traffic
• Minneapolis City Council Approves $795K Settlement With Family Of Terrance Franklin
• Mets On Houston Astros Scandal: Davis Feels 'Ashamed,' Marisnick Knew 'Something Was Going Too Far'
• Colorado Weather: Some Mountain Areas To Measure President's Day Snowstorm In Feet
• Random Drug Tests Required For Decatur Students Interested In Extracurricular Activities
• Lawyers Demand Texts, Emails At Center Of Former Chicago Police Commander Ed Wodnicki's High Speed Chase
• Suspect Killed In Commerce City Officer-Involved Shooting After Crash
• FDA Warns Pet Owners To Avoid Aunt Jeni's Frozen Dog Food Product Over Salmonella Concerns
• Michael Avenatti found guilty in Nike extortion trial
• Local Woman Working To Make Pittsburgh More Livable For Everyone
• Kim Foxx Gets Prominent Endorsement But Doesn't Answer Questions About Her Handling Of Jussie Smollet Case
• 'Roll With The Punches': Minnesota Couple Waits Out Coronavirus Quarantine On Cruise Ship In Japan
• Point Of View: Congressman Max Rose Discusses Endorsing Former Mayor Michael Bloomberg & More
• Jury Selection In Robert Durst Case Begins Wednesday
• Families Of 6 Victims Killed In Wilkinsburg Mass Shooting Looking For Justice After Cheron Shelton's Acquittal
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Nevada readies for caucuses — what to know
• Man with an incurable brain tumor finally marries his longtime love
• Over 70K Lowe's Ceiling Fans Recalled Because Defective Blades Can Become Dangerous Projectiles
• FDOT To Begin Testing SR826/Palmetto Express Ramp Signals
• LGBTQ Activists, Gov. Walz Demand 'Conversion Therapy' Ban
• 3-Year-Old Ejected From Car Seat In Sylmar Crash, 2 Other Children, 2 Adults Injured
• Sports & Exhibition Authority Using Dogs To Rid The North Shore Of Canada Geese
• Florida House Approves Office Of Energy Move
• Jose Garcia-Zarate Found Mentally Incompetent To Stand Trial In Kate Steinle Slaying Gun Case
• Sheriff: Texas Man Accused Of Hanging Puppy 'Out Of Boredom'
• Brandywine Valley SPCA Offering Valentine's Day Weekend Special On Dog Adoptions
• R. Kelly Faces New Federal Indictment In Chicago; Adding New Victim, But Removing Another
• 104-Year-Old Marine Vet In Stockton Gets More Than 300K Valentine's Day Gifts
• Feds Employ 'Early Warning System'; San Francisco Flu Patients To Be Tested For Coronavirus
• Trump to send border agents to "sanctuary" cities to help ICE
• 54-Year-Old Man Dies, 17th Flu-Related Death In Dallas
• Duncanville Pantherette Deja Kelly Named McDonald's All American
• Oh My Goodness: Nonprofit Launched By Couple Provides Backpacks Full Of Supplies To Homeless Individuals
• Opioid Prescriptions Down 22 Percent In Maryland Since 2017, Governor Hogan Says
• Broad Street Run Lottery Registration Ends Tonight
• CBS4 EXCLUSIVE: 'I Suspect One Of Them Is Armed,' Police Concerned Serial Distraction Thieves Could Turn Violent
• On Valentine's Day, Doctors Say Dancing More Romantic Way To Stay Heart-Healthy
• Roger Stone again asks court for new trial
• Cedric Berry And Berry Davis Indicted With 1st-Degree Murder In NYE Killing Of Realtor Monique Baugh
• Rockland County Teen Whose Cousin Died In Parkland Shooting Pushes For Silent Alarm Legislation
• Team President Andy MacPhail Says Phillies Expect To Pay Luxury Tax This Season
• Bike Messengers Make Valentine's Day Magic With Flower Deliveries
• 'Unleash Your Love' For Your Pets This Valentine's Day
• In The Spotlight: Sarah Jessica Parker, Matthew Broderick Bring Star Power To Boston Stage
• IBM Pulls Out Of Major San Francisco Tech Conference Over Coronavirus Fears
• BART Police Report 18% Drop In Crime From This Time Last Year
• Dallas County Jail Inmates Bust Out Dance Moves On Valentine's Day
• Jury Dismissed For Weekend In Sexual Assault Trial Of Former Temple University Fraternity President Ari Goldstein
• 2 Wanted In Shooting Of Dedham Gas Station Clerk
• The First Fan: Obama Appears At All-Star NBA Cares Event
• Cook County Official Patrick Doherty Indicted On Bribery Charges In Red Light Camera Probe
• Students At Mass. Schools Get Lesson In Healthy Relationships
• Study: Cocoa May Contain Potential Benefits For Health Condition That Causes Debilitating Leg Pain
• Man Shot In Minneapolis, Taken To Hospital With Non-Life Threatening Injuries
• One Injured In South Shore Apartment Fire
• Professional Pittsburgh Matchmaker Helps Singles Find Their Life-Long Partners
• Justin Bieber Raises Money For LA Nonprofit With New 'Intentions' Music Video
• 'They Lied To Us Outright': Parishioners Battle With Officials As Historic Church In Sea Isle City Faces Wrecking Ball
• Harvey Weinstein Trial: Prosecution Makes Closing Arguments In Rape, Sex Assault Case
• South Florida Pauses For Moment Of Silence Two Years After Parkland School Shooting
• 'That Was Awesome' | Ravens, Mascot Poe Spend Valentine's Day With Local First Responders
• 6 Explosions At Newburyport Company Caused By Chemical Reaction
• Lindenhurst Considers Noise Meters To Help Bring Peace And Quiet
• Police: Father Attacks Two Daughters With Machete, Both Hospitalized
• Police: Woman's Son Could Not Get Inside 'Deplorable' Apartment Because Rotting Food, Human Waste And Liquor Bottles Covered Floor
• DUI Suspected After Semi Crosses Double-Yellow Lines, Crashes Head-On Into SUV On Highway 4
• 43 Minors Found With Fake IDs At Lawrence Bar
• 'Truth Will Come Out Soon': Authorities Review Body Camera Footage After Man Dies In Police Custody Following Physical Confrontation
• Aldermen Poised To Vote On Proposed $10M Settlement For Tarance Etheredge, Shot In The Back By Police During 2012 Chase
• Alleged Heroin Dealer Arrested After Narcotics Detectives Seize $3,300 Worth Of Heroin In Hazelwood
• 'I'm Forgetful': Last-Minute Shoppers Rush To Get Valentine's Day Gifts
• Australian soldiers caring for rescued koalas
• CDC braces for a long fight as coronavirus toll mounts in China
• CHP: Man Exited Car On Modesto Highway, Killed By Big Rig
• Building Implosion To Cause Traffic Delays Sunday
• At Least 1 Person Transported After Driver Crashes Into Home In Shaler Township
• Flu Severity In Massachusetts Increased To Very High
• Caught On Camera: Pizza Deliveryman Stabbed, Robbed On Brooklyn Street
• Travel Insurance Restored For CSUN Student Stuck In Chinese Village
• Night Climb Of Quandary Peak: The Story Behind The Image
• Boil Water Notice Lifted For Parts Of Fort Lauderdale's Rio Vista Neighborhood
• Suspected NYPD Shooter Appears In Court As Feds Arrest Man Accused Of Threatening Officers
• Big-Rig Driver Suspected Of DUI In Fatal Crash On Hwy. 4 Near Discovery Bay
• Flooding in Mississippi prompts evacuations
• Miami's Two Big Boat Shows Underway, Coconut Grove Arts Festival This Presidents' Day Weekend
• Ed Davis Joins Michael Bloomberg's Campaign For President
• Massachusetts Ranked The Best State For Business In America
• Salisbury Police Investigate Evidence Room Thefts
• Prince Harry And Meghan Markle Pay Secret Visit To Bay Area
• Firefighter Hospitalized After Debris Fell On Him While Battling Fire In Dallas
• Pasadena Humane Society Hosts Valentine's Day Cat Speed Dating With $14 Adoption Fees
• Hennepin Co. Judges Marry 31 Couples For Free On Valentine's Day
• Fishy Victory: Colorado Parks & Wildlife Salvages State's Rainbow Trout Population
• With Love In Air, Research Shows People In Supportive Relationships Live Longer, Healthier Lives
• American Airlines Plans To Resume Boeing 737 MAX Commercial Flights August 2020
• 'I Don't Think There's Any Hope': Elizabeth Twp. Man Living In Garage As Landslide Threatens His Home
• Greyhound Bus Shooting Suspect Anthony Williams Pleads Not Guilty
• Tiger Woods Fades At Genesis Invitational As Top Of Leaderboard Gets Crowded
• Local Widow Pays $6K To Dating Company She Says Didn't Deliver
• Police: Former Houston-Area Pastor Killed Wife, Son And Himself; Tried To Strangle Daughter
• Man Seen With Camera Inside Women's Bathrooms At Johns Hopkins University, Officials Say
• Philadelphia's City Hall Celebrates Valentine's Day By Marrying 50 Couples In One Hour
• Minnesota Wild Fire Head Coach Bruce Boudreau
• Anne Arundel County Man Sentenced To 12 Years In Prison For 2 Burglaries In Elkridge
• Purdue University Northwest Student Shot In Hammond
• Extinguishing Human Trafficking In Southeast Michigan
• 2 Officers Shot In Police Involved Shooting In Northeast Baltimore Identified
• Officers Come Up Empty After Report Of Weapon Prompts Lockdown At Edison High
• Ravens Release Safety Tony Jefferson
• Chicago RealTime Weather: Warm Up Starts Saturday
• Car Rolls Over Embankment After Crash In Dunkin' Drive-Thru Lane, 3-Year-Old Uninjured
• Snapshot NY: For Love Of Swimming
• 'I Made A Huge Mistake': Man Accused Of Slapping Teen Trump Supporter Apologizes
• Catherine Pugh's Defense Team Recommends One Year, One Day Sentence In 'Healthy Holly' Scandal
• LA Lab To Begin Testing Flu Patients For Coronavirus
• Bay Area Lawmaker Seeks Stiffer Penalties For Car Break-Ins, Property Theft
• Tuesday Is Florida's Presidential Preference Primary Registration Deadline
• Medical Helicopter Called To Scene Of Beaver Co. Farming Accident
• Bruins Sign Defenseman Jeremy Lauzon To Two-Year Extension
• Texas Mom Who Left Children Home Alone While Going To Bar Arrested After 7-Year-Old With Medical Issues Found Dead
• At Least 4 University Of New Hampshire Students Test Positive For Mumps
• Ticket Prices As High As $224 For Kobe Bryant Memorial At Staples Center
• Florida House Slated To Take Up Parental Consent Requirement
• Massive Asteroid Will Swing By Earth After Valentine's Day
• Shoppers Estimated To Spend Over $27 Billion This Valentine's Day, National Retail Foundation Says
• Texas Rep. Dan Crenshaw To Combine Memoir, Advice In Upcoming Book
• Homicides Up Nearly 45 Percent In Baltimore In 2020
• Name Released Of Woman Found Dead In Rancho Cordova Home
• Folsom Police Release Sketch Of Man Accused Of Exposing Himself To Young Girl In Park
• Retired Richardson K-9 Responsible For 700+ Arrests Needs Money For Surgery
• Royals Prince Harry and Meagan Markle Make Secret Trip To Bay Area
• Two Bodies Found In Marin County Driveway; Hazmat Team On Scene
• The Foote Files: Nat King Cole And Love
• President's Day Closures And Schedule Changes
• Ravens OL James Hurst Suspended 4 Games for Using Performance-Enhancing Substances
• 'Incredibly Grateful': UMN Athletic Director Mark Coyle's Contract Extended Into 2026
• Baltimore's Health Department Issues Code Blue Cold Alert For Friday Night
• Pittsburgh Pirates Pitcher Chris Archer Has A Clear Mind — And Less Hair
• U.S. Marshals Arrest Fraud Suspect, Joshua Bell, Accused Of Scamming Vietnam Veteran And Arlington Couple
• 'Free Weddings' Offered On Valentine's Day At Denver City Clerk's Office
• Two More 'Same Site' Dispensaries Approved For Chicago Suburbs
• Nuestra Familia Prison Gang Associates Admit Roles In Stabbing Attacks In Monterey Co. Jail
• 4 Top Spots For Burgers In Stockton
• Man Killed After Being Knocked Off Key Bridge During Crash
• 4 Top Spots For Ice Cream, Frozen Yogurt In Plano
• Pit Bull Feedback 'Blows Up' Denver Mayor Michael Hancock's Inbox
• Twins' Right-Hander José Berríos Expected To Lead Staff Again
• Joseph Coates Sentenced To 9 Years In Prison For Armed Robbery Of Baltimore Restaurant
• Former Stormy Daniels Lawyer Michael Avenatti Convicted In Nike Extortion Trial
• Ring to tighten privacy amid concerns about data sharing
• Mar-A-Lago Intruder Sentenced To Six Months For Resisting Arrest
• Twins' Maeda Questions If Astros' Sign Stealing Hurt Darvish
• Trump speaks to National Border Patrol Council
• Check Out 4 Of Dallas' Newest Businesses
• New Castle County Police Investigating After Pony Found Unable To Walk At Wilmington Equestrian Park
• Driver Flipped Off Deputies During 5-Mile Chase In Tuolumne County
• Here Are The Best 2020 Presidents Day Sales
• Former #2 U.S. intel official: "I didn't want to be anyone's agenda"
• Weinstein saw accusers as "complete disposables," prosecutor says
• Tractor Trailer Driver Arrested For Killing Lawrence Co. Teen In Hit-And-Run
• 'Is This A Joke?' MBTA Gets Twitter Backlash For Asking Riders To Show The T Some Love
• Skier From New Jersey Dies In Accident At Vail Resort
• Chelsea Olinger Charged With Assault After Bringing Her Unresponsive Baby To Hospital
• Democratic senators call on William Barr to resign
• Dodgers Star Cody Bellinger Rips Astros For Cheating Scandal: 'They Stole The Ring From Us'
• Facebook changes ad policy after Bloomberg hired influencers
• Fox Found With Rabies In Anne Arundel County
• Jon Rothstein On Seton Hall's Myles Powell: 'He's Had A Major Hand In Other Players Getting Better'
• Irvine's Top 4 Japanese Spots
• Route 51 Closed In Both Directions After Crash
• Nearly 100 Mailboxes Hit In String Of Thefts Across Placer County
• 'I've Been Given A Gift That Empowers Me': Isaac Wright Jr. On Overturning Wrongful Conviction, New Series 'For Life'
• FDA Warns About Frozen Dog Food Over Salmonella Risk
• Four Ways To Enjoy The Upcoming Weekend In Santa Ana
• Bullies attack Asian American teen, citing coronavirus
• What Australia's fires should mean to the world
• Kindergarten Student Found With Gun At Pittsburgh Allegheny K-5
• New Jersey Contractor Sentenced For Cheating Sandy-Damaged Homeowners
• Looking For A Furry Friend? Here Are 6 Delightful Doggies To Adopt Now In Los Angeles
• Brothers Of Chicago Prep Basketball Star Forgive His Killer
• Texas K9 Named After 7-Year-Old Honorary Officer, Abigail Arias, Who Died Last Year
• 2 Teens Arrested, Weapons And Drugs Seized In Union City School Double Homicide
• Facebook Reverses On Paid Influencers After Bloomberg Memes
• Sue Gordon and circumstances of her departure from ODNI
• Prosecutors End Old Terrorism Case Against Lodi Man Hamid Hayat
• 2 Dallas Officers Injured After Pickup Truck Crashes Into Squad Car
• Rep. Betty McCollum Calls Israel Lobby A 'Hate Group' Over Facebook Ad
• This week on "Face the Nation," February 16, 2020
• Davis Police Ask Public For Help In Search For Missing Teen Girl
• Furry Tails: Pittsburgh-Area Dog Moves On To Extensive Training To Become Service Dog
• Police: Suspects Sought After Opening Fire On 2 Men In West Philadelphia
• Pets2Love: Ingrid
• Do restaurants get less love on Valentine's Day?
• Book excerpt: "Survivors Club: The True Story of a Very Young Prisoner of Auschwitz"
• Over 70,000 Lowe's Ceiling Fans Recalled; Blades Can Fly Off And Cause Injury
• U.S. couple celebrates Valentine's Day on coronavirus ship
• Adorable Newborn Babies Celebrate Very First Valentine's Day
• Maryland House Approves $2.2 Billion For School Construction
• 7 Children Hurt In Greater Grand Crossing Fire
• Meet Our Pet Of The Week: Oakes
• Coroner Identifies Motorcyclist Killed In North Highlands Crash
• Celebrate Valentine's Day With Weddings, Flowers — Or At The Breakup Bar
• Former priest convicted in murder of Texas schoolteacher dies
• Bald Eagle Found Injured In Brooklyn Center Euthanized
• Senators disagree with Limbaugh's remarks on Buttigieg
• Police Investigating Triple Shooting In Salisbury
• Study: Colorado Forests Poised Well To Bounce Back After Widespread Beetle Kill
• Judge Allows State's Attorney Kim Foxx's Office To Keep Using Private Attorney In Jussie Smollett Probe
• Mass. Leaders 'Greatly Disturbed' By Lack Of Funding For Cape Cod Bridge Replacements In Trump's Budget
• Justice Department won't charge Andrew McCabe
• Tiger Honors Kobe At Genesis Invitational; 5 Shots Off Lead
• 5-year-old saves family in house fire
• Couples Celebrate Valentine's Day With Weddings, Proposals And Vow Renewals In Times Square
• Eric Braeden Celebrates 40 Years On "The Young and the Restless"
• Man Convicted Of 2012 First-Degree Murder At Sacramento Motel
• Facebook Reverses On Paid Political Messages That Aren't Ads
• Endangered Black Rhinoceros Celebrates Historic Birthday At Zoo Miami
• Couples Brave Cold, Windy Weather To Tie The Knot At Love Park On Valentine's Day
• Local Mindset Coach Helps Community Break Up With Procrastination 
• Matters Of The Heart: Stanford Docs, Apple Team Up For Heart Study Using Smart Watch
• 'Political Favoritism' Complaints Lead Denver Community Centers To Block Cable News Networks
• LAPD's License Plate Reader System Failing To Protect Driver Privacy, Audit Finds
• California Voters Can Switch Party Status On Election Day Under New Law
• Judge Throws Out Ruling Granting New Trial For Gerald Reed, Who Claims He Was Tortured Into False Confession To Double Murder
• Mass. State Police Will Have Extra Patrols Enforcing New Distracted Driving Law
• I-94 Between I-75 And Gratoit In Detroit Closed This Weekend: What To Know
• Deadly Triple Shooting In Lauderdale Lakes
• Charles 'Chuckie' O'Brien, Self-Proclaimed Foster Son Of Jimmy Hoffa, Dies In Florida
• Funk Legend George Clinton Returns To Play Bay Area Shows
• Texas Rangers To Sell Golden Chick, Pluckers, And Bahama Bucks At New Globe Life Field In Arlington
• 6-year-old forced to leave school asked cop, "Am I going to jail?"
• JFK's Terminal 4 Expansion To Get Nearly $4 Billion Makeover
• Officials Investigating After Driver Crashes Into Condo Building In Mercer County
• Woman, 5-Year-Old Boy Killed In Minooka House Fire
• Police Arrest Man For Making Threatening Calls To 911
• Apple Watch Outsold The Entire Swiss Watch Industry In 2019
• Engel calls Trump's legal theory for Soleimani strike "absurd"
• Carrie Underwood's son thinks she's 70
• Picking Sweet Valentine's Day Flowers And Gifts Without The Stress
• Sugar Hill's Tsion Cafe Brings Together Flavors From Africa And The Middle East
• Trump's President's Day Weekend Includes Mar-A-Lago Trip, Wining & Dining, Daytona 500
• NASCAR's Bumper Crop Of Rookies
• Are active shooter drills at schools too intense or "necessary"?
• Morgan Hill Home Burglary Suspect Arrested For Allegedly Stealing $3,000 In Shoes
• 'Love Island' Announces Season 2 Coming To CBS On May 21st
• Detroit Taco Company Continues To Support Easterseals Through Employment Of Individuals With Disabilities, Special Needs
• Capitals Halt Avalanche's Five Game Win Streak
• Oregon Rallies To Overtake Colorado, 68-60
• Jury Finds Cheron Shelton Not Guilty In Wilkinsburg Mass Shooting Trial
• Crime Down 17 Percent On Metro Buses, Light Rail Trains
• Fallout From Mel Tucker's Move Extends Past Michigan State, Colorado To recruiting, The Pac-12 And Beyond
• New York Weather: CBS2's 2/14 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• Byron, Logano Win Daytona 500 Qualifying Races
• MDOT: Multiple Freeway Closures This Weekend
• Sherpas upset by plan to collect trash – and bodies – on Everest
• Celtics Get Past Clippers In 2OT Thriller As George Goes Down
• Parents, Grandparents To Blame For Half Of Child Poisonings, Study Says
• 7-Eleven In Millersville Robbed Twice In Two Days, Police Say
• Chicago RealTime Weather Alert: Wind Chill Advisory In Effect, Warmup Ahead
• Thousands of Colorado Cyclists Pedal To Work On Winter Bike To Work Day
• Michigan Matters: The Long, Winding Road To The White House
• Man takes first date to rob a bank
• Here's A Closer Look At Bills Whitmer Signed Into Law
• Tesla Prices Second Offering Of Stock At $767 Apiece
• Hundreds Will Gather To Honor Missing And Murdered Indigenous People
• Study: Parents, Grandparents To Blame For Half Of Child Poisonings
• Petition Submitted To Mayor Michael Hancock As Wrestles With Pit Bull Decision
• Tesla Recalling Some Model X Vehicles For Power Steering Issue
• San Jose Evergreen School District Approves Closing 2 Campuses Amid Deficit, Declining Enrollment
• MLB's End Date On Red Sox Investigation Curiously Keeps Moving Back, Though Reports Of Severity Have Not Changed
• Trump may stop allowing officials to hear his foreign leader calls
• Free Library Of Philadelphia Goes Fine-Free By Wiping Out Overdue Book Fines
• Hershey Kisses Named Favorite Valentine's Day Candy In Texas
• Are You In Love Or Just High On Chemicals In Your Brain? Answer: Yes
• New Jersey Teacher Cleared For Lesson That Had Students Act As Slaves
• MGM CEO: Springfield Casino Has 'Performed Below Our Expectations'
• Listen to Billie Eilish's new James Bond theme song
• Meet The Como Zoo's Brigade Of Penguins
• Firecrackers Led To Lock Down Of Florida School
• New Bernie Sanders Ad Takes Shot At PG&E Weeks Before California Primary
• Charges: Bank Robber Said Heist Was 'Easy As He Thought It Was Going To Be'
• DNA Links Dead Baltimore County Serial Burglar Ronald Lee Moore To 1996 South Carolina Cold Case
• Florida 'Red Flag' Gun Law Used 3,500 Times Since Parkland School Shooting
• WATCH: Take A Tour Of The 'MacGyver' Set With Lucas Till And Henry Ian Cusick
• Michigan Woman Arrested In Rome For Husband's 2002 Death
• NETZRO's Upcycled Food Movement
• 17-Year-Old Arrested In Dallas For Stealing Vehicle With Child Inside
• Check Out The 4 Newest Businesses To Debut In Chicago
• Patriots Apparently Pass On Tight End Greg Olsen
• Felon Arrested In Annapolis Shooting Used Stolen Handgun, Police Say
• Pittsburgh Pierogi Festival Returns To Kennywood In September
• 'Best Summer Ever': Registration Open For Detroit 2020 Summer Camp
• Miami Weather: Red Hot Valentine's Day, Cooler Temps Over The Weekend
• 17-Year-Olds Excitedly Fill Out Their Colorado Primary Ballots
• Judge Flushes Inmate Complaint About Lack Of Toilet Paper
• Tom Brady Update: QB Is Definitely Staying With Patriots, But Also Is Definitely Leaving Patriots
• Elderly Woman Found Dead Inside Dallas Home After Crews Put Out Fire
• PAWS Dog Of The Week: Rosetta
• Quarantined Evacuees Write Petition Asking To Be Tested For Coronavirus, CDC Says No
• Boy in wheelchair stares in awe at Target ad
• Family of Marine killed in training accident pushes for new procedures
• Delta pledges $1 billion to become first carbon-neutral airline
• 54-Year-Old Otis Weaver Charged With Attempted Murder In SE Baltimore Shooting
• Prosecutors: Lehigh County Man Convicted In Fatal New Year's Eve Party Shooting Won't Face Death Sentence
• Devils Score 4 In The Third in 4-1 win over Red Wings
• 2020 NFL Combine: CBS Sports Draft Expert Josh Edwards Weighs In On Players To Watch In Indianapolis
• 2020 NFL Combine: CBS Sports Draft Expert Josh Edwards On Players To Watch
• Family Focus: Teens & Depression
• Camp Fire Trailers Brought To South LA To House Homeless Families
• Heroes Among Us: U.S. Navy Veteran Recalls Life-Saving Helicopter Rescues 'What's More Gratifying Than That'
• Trump responds to Barr saying that tweets "make it impossible for me to do my job"
• PTL Links: February 14, 2020
• Patches Of Ice Cause Crashes, Traffic Headaches On Highways In Dallas
• NBA All-Star Game Is Back In Chicago For The First Time Since 1988
• Elizabeth Warren Has Raised $6 Million Since Iowa, Says Race Is 'Wide Open'
• Black History Month: How Jewish Judges Played Role In Miami's Civil Rights Movement
• Crash Shears Hydrant In South LA, Sending Huge Geyser Into Power Lines
• Man free after being cleared of 1985 murder: "I miss this beautiful country"
• Annual New England Patriots-Themed Valentine's Day Cards Released
• 2 Killed, 2 Hurt After Pickup Loses Control On Interstate 90
• Man Arrested For Sending Lewd Text Messages To His Step Daughter
• Here's Maryland's Most Popular Valentine's Day Candy
• What A Week: Questions About Sanders; Warren's Disaster; Boston Calling Verdict
• Two Men In Custody After Police Involved Shooting In NW Dade
• Snowmobiler Dies After Crashing Into Tree In Northern Minnesota
• Masked Man Seen On Video Breaking Into Military Museum With Ax
• Take Five: Arts & events around the U.S. (February 14)
• Locusts could rob millions in an already-vulnerable region of food
• Ohio Governor Backs Bill Making Distracted Driving A Primary Offense
• 'Do Not Drink' Water Advisory Lifted In New Paltz
• Pittsburgh Police Union Split Over 2 Contract Options, Vote Down Peduto Offer
• Early Morning Fire Burned Through Roof Of Davie Home
• Crews Responding To House Fire In Elgin
• Dream Of Opening A Nail Salon Goes Down The Drain, After Owner Hired Plumber Who Turned Out To Have A Suspended License
• Baby dies after contracting mold infection at Seattle hospital
• Minnesota Weather: After A Frigid, Blustery Morning, Temperatures Will Climb Into The Weekend
• The Spots Heating Up Denver's Dining Scene
• Maryland Senate Introduces Measure To Fund Initiative For National Service Programs
• Today Marks Two Years Since Parkland Massacre, Day Designated As One Of Service & Love
• Crash In Plainfield Leaves 1 Dead, 2 Injured
• Shots Fired On I-57 Near 119th Street, 2 People Injured
• Arthur Brooks discusses his disagreements with Trump at National Prayer Breakfast
• Feds to probe how telemarketers get seniors' Medicare info
• Things To Do In Colorado This Weekend: Loveland Sweetheart Festival, Colorado Kennel Club Dog Show
• Police: Man Dies After Found Shot Multiple Times Inside Bullet-Riddled Car In Franklinville
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sun In The Sky, Cold Temperatures All Day
• Philadelphia Police: Man Shot, Killed Overnight In Mantua
• It Happens Here: Behind-The-Scenes At Kane's Donuts In Saugus
• How To Celebrate Valentine's Day On A Budget Or At The Last Minute
• Florida's post-Parkland "red flag" law still highly controversial
• Americans Lost Over $200 Million In Online Romance Scams In 2019
• Local Florists Offer Recommendations On How To Protect Valentine's Day Flowers From Cold Temperatures
• Clark Bars Return Just In Time For Valentine's Day
• Breaking The Glass Ceiling: First Female Sheriff In Nevada County Shares Her Inspiration
• Cleveland Browns DE Myles Garrett Still Claims Mason Rudolph Called Him A Racial Slur
• Friday's Show Info (2/14/20)
• Warming Centers To Open In Pittsburgh On Friday
• Celebrity Superfan Takeover: Morris Chestnut
• The 4 Best Bakeries in Detroit
• 2 Women Accused Of Stealing $14,000 From Carmichaels Area High School Marching Band And Chorus
• New York Weather: CBS2 2/14 Friday Morning Forecast

Videos from February 14, 2020

• Economist and author Arthur Brooks on "The Takeout" — 2/14/2020
• Poll: Bernie Sanders leads in Nevada with 25%
• Prosecutors make closing arguments in Harvey Weinstein trial
• 2/14/20: CBSN Evening News
• Hospital hosts wedding for man with brain tumor
• 5-year-old saves sister and dog from house fire
• Video shows officers taking 6-year-old girl to mental health facility
• Prosecutors argue Weinstein victims did not consent
• Police identify second body linked to Faye Swetlik case
• CDC ramps up response to coronavirus
• Barr calls for outside prosecutor to review Michael Flynn case
• Michael Avenatti convicted in Nike extortion case
• 2/14: CBS Evening News
• Texas HS students compete in Mariachi festival
• Australian soldiers spend their downtime caring for rescued koalas
• Houston Astros criticized over their apology in sign-stealing scandal
• Impact of Trump's tweets on Roger Stone case
• Dangerously cold temperatures to impact millions in U.S.
• Pope Francis declines to allow Amazon region priests to marry
• Boy in wheelchair stares in awe at Target ad that features a boy just like himself
• Scientist: Australia shows climate change is happening faster than expected
• Netflix documentary explores Roger Stone's rise to the pinnacle of influence in Washington
• Armed kids shine light on Mexico's drug cartel violence
• South Carolina hemp farmers face new regulations
• Democratic rivals take aim at Mike Bloomberg
• Colorado Ice Castles draw visitors to a winter wonderland
• Huffpost untangles the complex history of black hair
• Study shows that teen friendships have an effect on adult relationships
• Billie Eilish debuts new James Bond movie theme song
• Inside a public school's active shooter drill
• Man who admitted to killing woman says her husband planned it
• Bernie Sanders says U.S. is already a "socialist society" under Trump
• Training-related military deaths prompt investigation
• Bloomberg ditches early states and focuses ad money on Super Tuesday contests
• How long do you need to wait for your tax refund?
• California man Ricky Davis exonerated from 2005 murder conviction
• Coronavirus raises concerns at Tokyo Olympics; clashes in Afghanistan amid U.S. peace talks
• Sub-zero temperatures target most of U.S.
• CDC confirms 15th coronavirus case in U.S. as number of cases in China skyrockets
• Police officer questions why she's taking Florida girl to mental facility in new video
• Missing South Carolina 6-year-old found dead
• Texas resident becomes 15th U.S. coronavirus case
• Bloomberg under fire for poor race-relations as NYC mayor
• Barr fires warning shot at Trump in new interview
• 2/14: CBSN AM