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Articles from February 20, 2020

• California Inmate Confesses Killing 2 Molesters In Letter To Newspaper
• Faith-Based Communities Get Serious About Safety At Mission Viejo Meeting
• In A Change Of Heart, California To Get Federal Money After Costly Oroville Dam Repairs
• Oakland Police Chief Kirkpatrick Fired; Police Commission Lost Trust In Her Leadership
• UC Davis Veterinarian Returns From Australia After Treating Burned Wildlife
• 7.5 Tons Of Trash Removed In Homeless Camp Clean-Up Along American River Parkway
• 2 On Your Side: Seeing An Increase In Campaign-Related Text Messages? You're Not Alone
• Oakland Parents Demand Answers After Toxic Groundwater Forces McClymonds High To Close
• Exterior Wall Collapses On Denver Home, Insurance Denies Claim
• Undecided Voters Attend Amy Klobuchar's Campaign Rally In Aurora
• Frustrated Fans Planning Billboard With Message For Kings Owner, General Manager
• Rockets Roll to 135-105 Rout of Young Warriors
• Newsom Proposes Conservatorships For Mentally Ill In 'State Of The State' Homeless Plan
• Civic Center Park Turns Into A Mountain Park For 'Downtown Open'
• California Schools Violating Pesticide Law – CBS13 Investigates: Weed Killer Warnings On Campus
• 'Full Of Life': Bandmate Remembers Greeley Musician Scott Sessions Killed In Double Murder
• Avalanche Beacon Training Park Offers Life Saving Lessons In Snow
• 3 Warehouses Destroyed In Massive Stockton Fire
• 3 Women Found Dead At Hemet Home; 2 Suspects Arrested
• Barnes Makes 7 3-Pointers In Kings' Win Over Grizzlies
• Police Looking For Alleged Baby Formula Thief
• Denver Weather: Is February The New March In Terms Of Snowfall?
• LAPD Presents Former Tuskegee Airman With First Ever Heroes Among Us Award
• Father Accidentally Shoots Adult Son During Violent Custody Exchange
• Warriors Make It Official: Klay Thompson Out for Entire Season
• Coronavirus Turns Redwood City Couple's Dream Cruise Into Quarantine Chaos
• Police: Sonora Man Swung Metal Bat At One-Year-Old Child
• He Started Vaping To Quit Smoking, But The New Habit Landed Him In The ER
• California Sues Trump Administration To Block Water Rules
• Cory Gardner Joins Trump For Campaign Stop In Colorado Springs
• Seimone Augustus Heading To LA After 14 Seasons With Minnesota Lynx
• Intelligence Officials Warned Lawmakers That Russians Are Continuing Efforts To Interfere In 2020 Election
• LA Urban League Announces Initiative To Increase Diversity In Hollywood
• Democratic Presidential Candidate Tulsi Gabbard Hosts Town Hall In Boulder
• All-Female Led Clinic Caters To Wide Range Of Mental Health Needs
• 1 Person Injured During Standoff, Police-Involved Shooting In Doylestown Township
• Philadelphia Police Investigating After Man Killed In Kensington
• Study: 8 Percent Of West Virginia Babies Exposed To Alcohol Before Birth
• Jersey City Shooting: Newly Released Body Cam Video Shows What Officers Faced During Deadly Shootout
• Construction Worker Rescued After Falling 40 Feet Into Elevator Shaft In Lakewood
• Glyphosate Sprayed At California Schools
• Like Father, Like Son: Couple Amazed To Discover Same NICU Nurse Cared For Father, Newborn Son 33 Years Apart
• New Avon Business Helps Customers 'Smash' Away Stress
• Casey Urlacher, Brother Of Brian Urlacher, Among 10 Charged With Running Illegal Sports Gambling Operation
• Residents Near Northern Metals Recycling Plant Fire Worry About Lingering Impacts
• Coronavirus Update: Explosion Of Cases Reported In South Korea As Death Toll Continues To Rise
• Pittsburgh Firefighter Arrested In Virginia, Accused Of Trying To Meet 10-Year-Old Girl For Sex
• Intel Officials Warned Lawmakers Russians Are Trying To Interfere In 2020
• NJ Auction House Auctioning Off Signed Copy Of Report That Urged Impeachment Of President Donald Trump
• Woman Says Man Caught Stealing Car In DuPage County Has Beaten Her, Is Still Stalking Her
• 3 Injured In Crash Involving School Bus In New Jersey
• Joel Embiid Erupts For 39 Points As Sixers Top Nets In Overtime
• Nearly $6,000 Worth Of Tools And Equipment Stolen From Home Under Renovation
• 'Italian Bites' On The Menu For Foodies At South Beach Wine & Food Festival
• Missing Coral Springs Woman Found Murdered, Buried In Backyard Of Mississippi Home
• Millions Of Kids Water Bottles Recalled Due To Choking Hazard
• 'We Did The Right Thing, Made The Right Call': Supt. Carvalho On Arrest Of Man With AR-15 Near South Dade Senior High After Lockdown
• Illinois bill aims to remove religious exemptions for vaccines
• Firefighter Suffers Minor Injuries In South Holland Fire
• Md. Lawmakers Consider Adding Sales Tax For Services Like Daycare, Lawn Mowing
• Martin Brooks Charged In Murder Of Baltimore Mother Carmen Rodriguez Inside Kim's Deli
• 'There Has Been No Action' | Gov. Larry Hogan Calls Out Maryland Legislators' Lack Of Action On Proposed Crime Bills
• Guinness Open Gate Brewery In Running To Be Named Best Brewery Tour
• Ravens Offensive Lineman Bradley Bozeman Wins Steak Eating Challenge In Texas
• E-ZPass Outreach Events Scheduled Ahead Of Cashless Tolling At Bay Bridge This Summer
• Embiid Has 39, Powers 76ers Past Nets In Overtime
• Humane Society Urges Maryland To Ban Predator Hunts That Target Coyotes, Foxes And Raccoons
• Cold-Shooting Bulls Get Stung By Charlotte Hornets
• 'Let This Be A Catalyst': Family, Friends Call For End To Senseless Violence After 19-Year-Old Yaniyah Foster Killed In Quadruple Shooting
• Young's Career-High 50 Points Lead Hawks Past Heat, 129-124
• Search for Couple Missing in Inverness Area Now a Recovery Mission
• Why Does Minnesota Tax Social Security Benefits?
• I-Team: Jars Of Bird Spit And Other Bizarre Things Seized At Logan Airport
• Texas Flu Patients Play Role In Research To Make Vaccine More Effective
• Police Believe Several Minneapolis Sexual Assaults Are Connected To One Man Who's Still At Large
• 2 Chicago Police Officers, 3 Others Injured In Grand Crossing Crash
• Dallas Police Chief Renee Hall Addresses Residents In City's Most Violent District
• 2 Local Pier 1 Imports Stores To Close
• Baltimore City Leaders Raise Concerns, Ask For Answers On Children And Youth Fund Money
• Devils Beat Sharks 2-1
• Denver Hopes To Curb Youth Violence By Keeping Kids Active, Involved
• Knight Powers William & Mary Past Towson 61-51
• UMBC Wins Its 4th Straight Game, Rolls Over Albany 69-50
• Berkeley Mayor Pushes Policy To Put Renters First
• Ovechkin Scores 699th Goal, But Caps Fall To Canadiens In OT
• Rita Walters, First Black Woman Elected to LA City Council, Dies At Age 89
• Weather Blog: Warm February Continues To Amaze!
• 3 Teens Arrested In Connection To Murder Of Marcus Johnson, 19
• Kevin Hayes' Overtime Goal Lifts Flyers To Home-And-Home Sweep Of Blue Jackets
• Are Lululemon Leggings Found At Flea Markets A Real Deal Or A Steal?
• Leaders Ask For Federal Help In Battle Against Flooding, Erosion Along Michigan Coast
• Mackenzie Blackwood Has 36 Saves, Devils Beat Sharks
• Mike Bloomberg Makes Presence Known In Michigan
• 'Just Trying To Be Good People': Couple Honored By Philadelphia FOP For Keeping Up Fallen Officer's Memorial
• Saline Area Schools District Meeting Addresses Ongoing Concerns Of Racism, Discrimination
• Flu Season Expected To Linger: Here's What You Need To Know
• Chicago Weather: Temperatures On The Rise For The Weekend
• Trump lashes out at Democratic rivals during Colorado Springs rally
• 7-Year-Old Falsely Accused Of Bringing Gun to School, Mother Demands Apology From Saugus School District
• Jury Clears Boston Children's Hospital In Justina Pelletier Case
• Officials Announce U-M Hotline As Part Of Doctor Sexual Misconduct Investigation
• Paraglider In Peril: Three Accidents In A Week Prompt Questions About Safety Regulations
• Suspect Arrested In Loop CTA Tunnel Shooting That Killed 1, Wounded 2
• Mike Bloomberg Punched, But Not Knocked Out, Says SMU Political Communication Professor
• 3-Vehicle Crash Backing Up EB Highway 50 Near Hazel Avenue Off-Ramp
• Muzzin Helps Maple Leafs Blank Penguins 4-0
• Rialto Teacher Arrested For Lewd Acts With Middle School Student
• Kaiser Permanente Commits $32 Million To Address Homelessness In Sacramento
• Lengthy Dry Spell Raises Concerns About Possible Drought
• Personal Finance Expert Shares Tips On Overlooked Tax Deductions
• Tennessee man executed by electric chair for killing fellow inmate
• Alameda Naval Air Station To Be Transformed Into New Shoreline Park
• All Lanes Open After Injury Crash Blocked Southbound I-680 In San Ramon
• Seven Years Later, Softball Coach In Jail For Sexually Harassing Player
• From Rooftop Game Night To A Heavyweight Rematch: Events Worth Checking Out In NYC This Weekend
• Mother posts emotional video of son sobbing after bullying incident
• Bomb Squad Called To Wheatland Police Department After Citizen Brings In WWII Grenade
• Future Of First Quiznos Location In Question
• Cubs Outfielder Albert Almora Jr. Tries To Put 2019 Behind Him
• 18-Year-Old Arrested In Theft, Crash Of 2 Lamborghini SUVs
• Baltimore Police Looking For Missing 17-Year-Old Girl
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Fundraising hauls and Democrats' debate hangover in Nevada
• South Shore Family 'Truly Heartbroken' After Florida Crash Kills 4
• #1 Baylor Men's Basketball Team To Take On #3 Kansas With Winning Streak On The Line
• Baltimore's Ceasefire Weekends Dramatically Reduce Gun Violence, Study Finds
• Interview: Texas Democratic Candidate For 24th Congressional District Candace Valenzuela
• Former Delaware State University Employee Sentenced To Prison For Accepting Bribes
• People Making A Difference: Nonprofit Helps People Achieve Hollywood Dreams While Providing Second Chance
• Thieves Flee Into Red Line Subway Tunnel After Swiping Clothes From H&M Store On Mag Mile
• Bee Attack In Pasadena Leaves 5 People, Including Firefighter, Hospitalized With Multiple Stings
• Democratic Presidential Candidate Amy Klobuchar Campaigns In Aurora
• University Of Pittsburgh Sorority Suspended Over Alleged Hazing
• Police Say Suspect In Perris Triple Homicide Twice Deported, Has Warrants Out For DUI And Drugs
• Man Charged In Aurora Shooting; Suspected Getaway Driver Dies After Crash That Splits Car In Two
• MVA Expanding Appointments To Include Vehicle Titling
• Missing 12-Year-Old Last Seen Tuesday Found Safe
• Minnesota Senate Republicans Announce Their Plan For $1.3B Surplus
• 'It Just Looks Right': Price, Betts Settling In With Dodgers As Spring Training Gets Underway
• California Mandate For Solar Panels On Homes' Roofs Tested
• It's Been 17 Years Since Mother Was Killed In Unsolved Hit-And-Run After Dropping Son Off For Hockey
• 4-Year-Old Colt Euthanized After Suffering Leg Fracture At Santa Anita, Eighth This Season
• After Woman Refuses To Drop Charges, Man Allegedly Comes To Her Westmoreland Co. Apartment And Assaults Her
• Small Town Pastor In North Texas Donates Kidney To Parishioner
• CHP Officer Hit By Suspected DUI Driver In Sutter County To Be Released From Hospital On Friday
• 'Landon's Law' Highlights Need For Grain Bin Safety
• Purse Thieves Drag Woman Through Anaheim Walmart Parking Lot
• NH Republican Lawmakers Reprimanded For Skipping Anti-Harassment Training
• Denver Restaurant Week Begins Friday With New Dining Options
• Pittsburgh Police's Comfort Dog Zane Celebrates First Birthday
• Pit Bull Left To Die In Garbage Bags Begins Slow Recovery in Chicago Heights
• Teacher, Friend On Trial After Boy Says He Was Whipped At West Side School
• Not Everyone Is On Board With Starting Hunting Season On Saturday After Thanksgiving
• Roger Stone Sentence: 40 Months In Prison For Trump Ally, South Florida Resident
• Air Force Academy To Commission Space Force Officers
• California Agrees To Spend $50M To Help Kids Who Can't Read
• Benjamin Franklin Parkway Soon To Be Home To Artwork From Alexander Calder
• Students Line Steps Inside State Capitol To Call For More Classroom Funding
• USC will offer free tuition to families making under $80,000
• White Nationalist Christopher Cantwell To Remain In Jail For Now
• Racist Graffiti Cleaned Off Of Cecil B. Moore Mural In North Philadelphia
• Crews Pull Van Out Of Clear Creek After Crash
• Broward Election Officials Test Electronic Voting Equipment Ahead Of March Primary
• Hearing To Save Chicago Virtual Charter School Called Off At Last Minute
• Exclusive: Attempted Rape Victim, Allegedly Attacked By Library Stabbing Suspect, Wonders Why He Was On The Street
• Influenza A Is The Prominent Strain Of Flu In Colorado
• Ice House Removal Deadlines
• Fed Up Due To Rash Of Assaults, MTA Bus Drivers Gather To Say Enough Is Enough
• "CBS This Morning" podcast covers women's heart health
• New Ai Weiwei Installation At MIA Sheds Light On Refugee Stories
• Republican Sen. Pat Toomey Says Democratic Candidates Were 'Shill' And 'Radical' During Nevada Debate
• Long Island's Hicksville Begins Downtown Renovation It Hopes Will Bring In Millennials To Live And Work
• Friend of Ohio mass shooter sentenced on gun charges
• Gannon Stauch Search: Push Ongoing To Get Trump To Mention Missing 11-Year-Old During Speech In Colorado
• Vehicle Falls Off Parking Structure Near Beverly Center, 2 People Injured
• Harlem Globetrotters Promote Inclusion, Bullying Prevention In Visit To North Philadelphia School
• Disabled artist selling her work to help a museum in need
• Philadelphia To Expand Street Cleaning Program, Ticket Drivers Who Don't Move Vehicles Off Street
• Trump Campaigns With Cory Gardner In Colorado Springs
• Humble Hero Finds Young Boy With Special Needs Who Disappeared After Running From NJ Home
• Is South Carolina still Joe Biden's firewall?
• Coronavirus Crisis Puts Strain On Chicago Computer Business
• First Look At New Boston Coast Guard Cutters
• Tom Brady Update: Tennessee Titans 'The Favorite Right Now,' Patriots Ranked Third In Pursuit Of QB
• Boat with 91 migrants onboard goes missing in Mediterranean
• Dallas ISD Magnet School's Band Director Dean Hill Marks 46 Years In The Classroom
• Paraglider caught in power lines rescued in California
• Sen. Pat Toomey Distancing Himself From Michael Bloomberg Despite Receiving Key Support In 2016
• 170K Time Warner Customers With Low Internet Speeds To Receive $18M In Credits
• Dead Cats At Chicago Animal Care And Control Alarm Volunteers
• 'This Can't Continue': Deadly Quadruple Shooting Moments After School Let Out In North Philadelphia Has Lawmakers Taking Action
• Gov. Cuomo Says Feds Must First Approve Congestion Pricing Before Toll Charge Can Be Determined
• Together Again: 1980 'Miracle On Ice' Team Celebrates 40th Anniversary
• CDC: Flu Vaccine Providing Substantial Protective Benefit For Children During Influenza Season
• Supreme Oreos are selling on eBay for over $10,000
• Cancer-Causing Chemical Found At Oakland McClymonds High School; Campus Closed For Testing
• Los Angeles Orders 155 Electric Buses, Largest Single Order In US History
• MGM Resorts Suffers Data Breach
• 'Leaning Tower Of Dallas' Commemorated In LEGOs
• Around The Table: Michael Bloomberg Makes Debut On Debate Stage
• Firefighters In 'Defensive Mode' After House Catches Fire In Evergreen Area
• Wildlife Officials Capture, Kill Mountain Lion That Attacked 6-Year-Old In Santa Clara County Park
• Custom Cake Shop In Brooklyn Hits It Big With Local Community And Long List Of Celebrities
• MIT develops plan to deflect "planet-killer" asteroids
• White House says economy is clicking, but trade battles hurt
• Man Sought In Deadly Lauderdale Lakes Triple Shooting In Custody
• Around The Table: Quinnipiac University Releases Latest Poll Information
• Jennifer Dulos Case: Former Attorney For Fotis Dulos Pleads Not Guilty To Conspiracy To Commit Murder
• Contentious Democratic Debate Has Boston Talking
• No Charges For St. Paul Police Officer Who Fatally Shot Ronald Davis
• 'Not Our Best Moment, But Getting Stronger': Michael Nutter Says Michael Bloomberg 'Weathered The Storm' During Democratic Debate
• I-Team: Texas DMV Made $3M Last Year Selling Drivers' Personal Information
• Gamechangers: West Philadelphia Man Teaching Children How To Win At Life Through Chess
• Port Authority Finalizes Another Wave Of Bus Stop Eliminations On 2 Major Routes
• Santa Clara County's First Confirmed Coronavirus Victim Free To Leave Home Quarantine
• Post impeachment, Ukraine wants back on Trump's radar
• Small Business Owners Skeptical Of City's Expansion For Fine, Violation Relief
• Weekend To Do List: Home Show, New Art Museum, Mardi Gras
• LI Man Gets New Trial 20 Years Later Based On Lack Of Working Hearing Aids In Original Trial
• WCCO Meteorologist Mike Augustyniak Answers: 'Where Will The Air Over Becker Travel?'
• Doctors Warn Parents About 'Skull Breaker Challenge' On TikTok
• 20-Year-Old Man Shot In The Torso In Northwest Baltimore, Police Say
• Ex-Cowboy Darren McFadden Sentenced To 4 Days In Jail After Getting DWI At McKinney Whataburger
• Grammy-Nominated Rapper Tierra Whack Surprises 5 Philadelphia Schools With $20,000 For Music Programs
• Andrew Mack, Father Of 4-Year-Old Boy Who Fatally Shot Himself, Has Initial Hearing In Burlington County Court
• Worcester Special Needs Teacher Accused Of Photographing Young Boys In School Bathroom
• Furry Tails: Healthy Dog, Healthy Human
• VIDEO: Firefighters Cut Person From Wreckage After Crash On Highway 50 Into Sacramento
• Nevada Democrats to caucus workers: "Don't make early dinner plans"
• CDC: Early Estimates Show Flu Vaccine Providing Substantial Protective Benefit For Children
• San Francisco Jail House Romance Leads To Federal Prison Sentence For Former Inmate
• Police: Man Exposed Himself To 2 Children In Clifton, NJ
• Thousands Of Twin Cities Janitors Plan 1-Day Strike Next Week
• This Year's Flu Season Has Been Worse Than Last Year, CDC Says
• Inyoung You's Lawyers Seek Dismissal Of BC Texting-Suicide Case
• Attention, Airbnb Hosts! Florida House Moves Forward On Vacation Rental Bill
• Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw Prioritizes Victims' Families At Gun Violence Prevention Hearing
• Kristi House CEO: Victim Of Fisher Island Ferry Accident Was A 'Dedicated & Committed' Volunteer
• San Mateo Missing Teen Cold Case Revived With Image Of Person Of Interest
• 2 Folsom Restaurant Workers Suspected Of Giving Alcohol To Minor Who Later Died In Fiery Crash
• Supermarket Workers, Bodega Owners And More Protest Against Single Use Plastic Bag Ban
• Second Vehicle May Have Been Involved In Deadly Pompano Beach Crash Which Killed Rollerblader
• Officials: New Jersey School Bus Driver Sexually Assaulted 2 Young Girls During Daily 'Hide-And-Seek' Games
• Apparent Human Remains Found In Front Yard Of Teaneck, N.J. Home
• Harvey Weinstein Trial: Still No Verdict After Third Day Of Deliberations
• 7 Teens Charged With Assaulting St. Paul Man, Stealing Car With Kids Inside
• Emily Post's Great-Great-Grandchildren Provide Modern-Day Etiquette Tips
• 16 Souza-Baranowski Inmates Charged With Assault For January Fight
• Nelson Boys Surprised By Navy Veteran Father At Dublin Elementary School Assembly
• 146 Neglected Animals Seized At Hunt County Residence
• KDKA Investigates: After 3 Years In Legal Limbo, Father Of Deceased IUP Student Wants Justice For His Son
• National Dance Institute's Dream Project Shows Every Child Can Dance, If Given A Fair Chance
• Air Quality In Twin Cities Downgraded To Moderate As Becker Fire Burns On
• Trump Ally Roger Stone Sentenced To 40 Months In Prison
• Lewisville Woman Recovering After Random Knife Attack; Son Calls Her Hero For Quick Thinking That Led To Arrest
• FDOT: Brickell Avenue Bridge Malfunctions, Closed To Traffic
• Taste With Tori: Breakfast Boutique In Chestnut Hill Serves Up Delicious Food With Side Of Southern Hospitality
• 'A Lot To Contribute': CSU Helps Research Bats & Coronavirus
• Keller @ Large: Michael Bloomberg Eviscerated, Warren Betrays Her Brand During Democratic Debate
• Flu Vaccine Is About 50% Effective This Year, CDC Says
• Fall Is The Best Time To Conceive, According To New BU Study
• Orioles To Play Mets In Exhibition Game At U.S. Naval Academy
• Man With Paintball Guns, Fireworks On Orange Line Train Arrested
• Philadelphia Police: Officer-Involved Shooting Shuts Down Kensington Neighborhood
• More Than A Toy: Govans Girls Heading To State Lego Robotics Competition
• LeBron James's media company accused of infringing trademark
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Hopes 'We Can Get Something Done' On Gambling
• 1 Person In Custody After SWAT Called To Hampton Township
• Child Pornography Charges Filed Against Concord Man Who Volunteered With Kids
• Yankees Spring Training: Severino Sidelined By Forearm Soreness
• House Speaker Nancy Pelosi Chosen To Address Graduates At Smith College
• 'There Is Hope' | Peer Recovery Coaches At Saint Agnes Help Addicts Find Road To Recovery
• Couple Gets Rent Money Back After Teen Finds $1,200 In Parking Lot
• 'This Can't Happen Again': California Lawmakers Apologize For Japanese American Internment
• Woman, 36, Charged For 'Repeatedly' Calling 911 After Parents Cut Off Her Cell Phone Service
• Man With 'CRIME PAYS' Tattooed Across His Forehead Arrested Again After Police Chase
• Gov. Abbott Provides Clemency Application For Survivors Of Human Trafficking, Domestic Abuse
• Man accused of sending death threat to Ukraine whistleblower's attorney
• Christopher Puente Held Without Bail For Raping 3-Year-Old Girl In McDonald's Restroom
• Bethel Park Police Find Missing 19-Year-Old Who Has Autism
• Number Of Legionnaires Cases Rises To Five At Brookdale Vernon Hills Senior Living Facility
• Mississippi's six-week abortion ban struck down
• You Can Soon Check Out Mobile Hotspots From Dallas Public Library
• NFL Owners Vote To Approve New CBA; Eyes Now Turn To Players' Association
• Prosecutors investigating new allegations against Robert Hadden
• Trump says he won't intervene in Roger Stone case for now
• Salisbury University Cancels Classes, Holds Town Hall In Wake Of Latest Racist Graffiti Incident
• Eureka Woman Arrested In Shooting Death Of Teenage Son
• 9-Year-Old Terminally Ill Boy Fulfills Bucket List Wish, Becomes Honorary Fort Worth Police Officer
• Flu In Minnesota Remains Widespread With 10 More Deaths, Including 1 Child
• Construction Worker Killed, Another Injured In Collapse In Queens
• 4-Year-Old With Autism Safe After Walking Out Of Arlington Daycare Into Kroger Parking Lot
• Former Pittsburgh Steelers Coach, Duquesne Native Dan Radakovich Dies At 84
• PJ Black: 'With [Ring of Honor], I Can Achieve Those Few Last Things That I Want To Do'
• Here's Why The Windsor Tunnel Will Be Closed Tonight
• Bloomberg and NDAs: How these agreements work
• Boil Water Advisory Lifted After Aliquippa Water Main Break Knocks Out Service
• Crowd Forms Outside Arena In Colorado Springs, All Waiting To See President Trump
• 3 Killed In West Texas Plane Crash, Authorities Say
• Fox Chapel High School Teacher Named 2020 State Coach Of The Year
• 'Everyone Is Grappling With How To Marry These Two Identities': Hilary Bettis On Play '72 Miles To Go'
• City Of Denver, Denver Public Schools Join In Effort To Curb Youth Violence
• Man Stabbed In Essex On Valentine's Day Dies, Suspect Vidal Trinidad-Hernandez Could Face More Charges
• 2 Groups Leave California Bases After Coronavirus Quarantines End
• Rhode Island Marks 17 Years Since 100 Killed In Station Nightclub Fire
• Robinson Diner Owners Serve Tastes Of Brooklyn And Greece
• Former Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake Named National Political Co-Chair For Mike Bloomberg's Campaign
• 2 Arrested In Massachusetts Through New Anti-'Sanctuary' Policy Campaign
• Accused Russian Spy To Appear Before Miami Federal Judge
• 36-Year-Old Woman Charged For 'Repeatedly' Calling 911 After Parents Cut Off Her Cell Phone Service
• 2 Texas Prisons To Close Due To Inmate Population Decline, Understaffing
• Miniature service horse on plane goes viral
• Your Guide To The 4 Top Spots In Sacramento's Old Sacramento Neighborhood
• DART Goes Interactive With New Digital Kiosks At Transit Centers
• An 8-Year-Old Maryland Girl's Doctors Said She Had Common Flu Symptoms, But Days Later She Died
• This Season's Flu Shot Offers 'Substantial Protection' In A Season Tough On Children
• Wisconsin Assembly To Consider Raising Smoking Age From 18 To 21
• Doctors: Hiker Found In Marin County Likely Suffered Stroke And Fall
• Attempted Homicide Charge Against Woman Accused Of Stabbing NFL Free Agent Terrelle Pryor Dropped
• Crews Responding To Reported Aircraft Crash Near Yolo County Airport; Sheriff Says All Craft Accounted For
• Plugged In To DFW: Genetic Testing
• Black History Month: Iconic Abolitionist Used His TriBeCa Home As Part Of Underground Railroad
• Pittsburgh Pirates Manager Derek Shelton Excited For Opportunity With Team
• Services Planned For Hudson, NH Air Force Officer Killed In Afghanistan
• Minn. Man Who Drove School Bus For 55 Years To Be Laid To Rest In School Bus Casket
• Man Charged In Fatal Shooting Of 10-Year-Old Micah Tennant At Pleasantville High School Football Game Pleads Not Guilty
• AP Source: Vikings DE Everson Griffen To Void Deal, Become Free Agent
• Southeastern Michigan Man Accused Of Beheading Grandmother
• Mayoral candidate says London can host 2020 Olympics
• New Owners Of Dormont Diner Continue Restaurant Legacy
• Authorities: Virginia Farmer Holds Goat Thief At Gunpoint
• Surging No. 7 Maryland Seeks Strong Finish For Big Ten Crown
• WATCH: Police Seek Driver Involved In Chesterfield Township Hit-And-Run
• Police: String Of Violent Robberies In St. Paul Over 2 Days
• Philadelphia Phillies Beat Catcher J.T. Realmuto In Arbitration
• 'We're Hitting The Reset Button', Broward Sheriff Revamping Review Of Excessive Force Complaints
• New Rendering Released Of Unidentified Girl Found Dead In Allenstown, NH 20 Years Ago
• 20 Suspected Human Trafficking Victims Recovered In Super Bowl 54 Crackdown
• Duquesne University Researchers Create Biomarkers That Could Help Identify Children Developing Autism
• 'Their Issues Are Your Issues': Former Raven Torrey Smith Takes To Twitter To Defend Squeegee Kids
• Time Out New York's Things To Do This Weekend: Charcuterie Masters, Beer Week And More
• Uber Driver Fights Off Marauding Band Of San Francisco Carjackers; 'I Just Kept Whacking At The Barrel'
• Buttigieg, Sanders campaigns request partial recount in Iowa
• Police: 19-Year-Old Yaniyah Foster Dies After Shot In Head In North Philadelphia Quadruple Shooting
• Denver Show Makes Up Shakespeare On The Spot
• Stephen Williams Charged In February 9 Baltimore House Fire That Injured 9 People
• David Ortiz Angry With Whistleblower Mike Fiers: 'You Look Like A Snitch'
• DNR Reminds Anglers To Pick Up Their Trash When Removing Ice Houses
• The Cannabis Industry's Next Big Threat: Hacks And Fraud
• Baltimore Police Say They've Made 20 Homicide Arrests So Far This Year
• Maryland school district revamps history curriculum over topics like slavery
• Appeals Court Agrees To Hear Arguments About Video In Robert Kraft's Prostitution Case
• One Person Rescued From Car After It Crashes Into Catonsville Fat Daddy's
• North Texas Judge Bill Magers Arrested For DWI After Crash In Sherman
• Eureka Mother Arrested In Fatal Shooting Of Her 17-Year-Old Son
• Busted: Arlington Police Seize Drug House, Narcotics And Illegal Firearms
• Over 600 Pothole Service Requests Filled In First Week Of Mayor Young's Pothole Challenge, Baltimore DOT Says
• DEA Launching Effort To Crack Down On Major Meth 'Transportation Hubs' Such As Dallas Area
• 2 People Taken To Hospital After Crash In Roseville Neighborhood
• USC To Offer Free Tuition To Undergrads From Families Making Under $80K
• Antonio Brown Hit In Head By Equipment While Lifting Weights
• Woman Injured After SUV Goes Over Hillside In Shaler
• Florida Lawmakers Look To Ratchet Up School Safety
• Individual Tickets For 'Dear Evan Hansen' At The Hippodrome Go On Sale On Friday
• After-school golf program helps students get into college
• He has 4 murder convictions. His victims' families don't want him to die.
• Midlothian City Council Member Art Pierard Killed In Car Crash
• Pittsburgh Penguins Acquire Pittsburgh Native Riley Barber In Trade With Montreal Canadiens
• The Weeknd To Visit Sacramento At Golden 1 Center In August For 'After Hours' Tour
• Police Search For Suspect After Woman Says A Man Assaulted Her, Poked Her With Syringe In Churchton Parking Lot
• Miami Gardens Homeowners File Lawsuit To Stop Formula 1 Racing
• New poll shows Trump faltering in "blue wall" states he carried in 2016
• Contigo Recalls Nearly 6M Kids Water Bottles For Choking Hazard, Again
• Owners Loud & Proud Celebrating Best Buddies On National Love Your Pet Day
• West Loop Students Show Support For Wuhan, China Through Song, Fundraiser
• Appeals Court Hears Arguments In Corruption Case Of Former Westmoreland Co. Sheriff
• Like A Trail Of Bread Crumbs, Empty Pill Bottles Lead Florida Police To Robbery Suspects After Opioid Heist
• Contigo Again Recalls Nearly 6 Million Of Its Kids Water Bottles Due To A Choking Hazard
• 1 Dead After SUV Slams Into Car After Failing To Stop At Western Wisconsin Intersection
• How do you teach a blind piano prodigy?
• Barbie Selects Billie, Ella And Florence For Inspiring Women Series
• Florida Supreme Court Signs Off On Proposal To Make It Harder To Amend Constitution
• New York Weather: CBS2's 2/20 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• Former Inmate Stanley Wrice Sues Chicago Claiming Detectives Tortured Him Into Confessing
• Roger Stone Sentenced To 40 Months In Prison
• 'Greater Idaho' Movement Pushing For Conservative Parts Of Oregon, NorCal To Join Idaho
• Vinny The Pit Bull Found Alive, Trapped In Trash Bags In Willow Springs
• Man Slashed In The Face In Manhattan Subway Station
• Police: Body Found Burned Beyond Recognition, Positioned In Strange Way Inside Station Wagon In Logan
• Neil Young pens open letter to President Trump
• Caught On Video: Lottery Ticket Thief Runs Off With Plastic Display Cases From 2 San Dimas Stores
• 'Beyond Time': Lawmakers, St. Paul PD Chief Axtell Launch Effort To Remove MN Constitution's Slavery References
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Stealing Wallet From Car In Severn
• Morgantown Changes Marijuana Possession Ordinance, Giving Police Discretion To Forgo Arrest
• Waseca Mayor Proclaims Saturday 'Officer Arik Matson Day'
• 2-Year Lobbying Effort Pays Off For Blagojevich
• Police: Ongoing Investigation After Hidden Cameras Found At Shelby Twp. Tanning Salon
• Former Sacramento Kings Center DeMarcus Cousins On The 'All The Smoke Podcast': 'I Wanted To Finish My Career In Sacramento'
• Pitt Panthers Men's Basketball And Football Teams Commit NCAA Coaching Violations
• Man Arrested For Alleged Auto Theft In Odenton
• Confirmed Case Of Mumps At Grice Middle School In Hamilton Township
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Hosts Summit, Kicking Off Bid To End Poverty In A Generation; 'We Must Start Now'
• 'Some Think Jews Are Evil Forces': Director Andrew Goldberg On Eye-Opening Film, 'Viral: Antisemitism In Four Mutations'
• Bay Area Continues Historic Bone-Dry February; 1864 All-Time Record A Week Away
• Westchester DA Encourages Sex Assault Survivors To Come Forward After Officer's Arrest
• International Polar Bear Day: Meet The New Polar Bear At The Detroit Zoo
• Car Fire Inside Lynnfield Mercedes-Benz Dealership Fills Showroom With Smoke
• Bus Bursts Into Flames On Route 78 In Union, N.J.
• The Weeknd Bringing Just-Announced Tour To PPG Paints Arena This Summer
• Why "I Feel Pretty" isn't in the "West Side Story" Revival
• Morgan Stanley To Buy E-Trade For $13 Billion
• Police: Juvenile Facing Charges For Throwing Rocks At Vehicles In Medford
• Top NSC official Victoria Coates reassigned to Energy Department
• Gulfstream Will Expand to Fort Worth With New $35M Facility At Alliance Airport
• U Of M Launches Novel Coronavirus Resource Center
• Brookfield Zoo To Host Winter Wine and Whiskey Fest This Weekend
• Christopher Columbus Ship Replicas, La Niña & La Pinta Headed To Florida
• Time magazine cover features Martin Luther King Jr. virtual reality photo
• 2-Year-Old Dies After Falling Into Septic Tank At Texas RV Park
• Baltimore Fire Activity Reported On W. Patapsco Avenue
• Ex-Rams Player Gregory Robinson Busted With 157 Pounds Of Pot After Renting Car In LA, Driving To Texas
• Pennsylvania Little League District Dropping Astros Name Following Cheating Scandal
• Man, 32, Suspected Of Ramming His Car Into Placerville Big 5 Store To Get Inside
• Mysterious '1' Notification Spooks Samsung Galaxy Owners
• Howard County Police Searching For Assault Suspect At Columbia Bus Stop
• NFL player accused of possessing 157 pounds of marijuana at border
• California Officially Apologizes For World War II Japanese-American Internment
• New York Yankees Pitcher Gerrit Cole To Make Spring Training Debut Against Pittsburgh Pirates
• NFL Plans On Making 17-Game Season, Changing Playoff Format ... For No Real Reason
• Eastbound Lanes Of Highway 55 Closed In Eagan Following Semi Rollover
• Florida House Poised To Pass Bill Requiring Parental Consent Before Underage Abortions
• Body Of 2nd Firefighter In Central California Library Blaze Found
• Sit-in at Syracuse enters 4th day after reports of racist and biased incidents
• Woman Dies In Early Morning Highway 680 Overturned Vehicle Crash
• Teen Darryl Freeman Charged As Adult In Killing Of Prince George's County Police Officer's Son Bradley Brown
• William Foster Sentenced For Impersonating An ATF Special Agent
• Breaking News: Father Charged With Running Sex Cult Ring Using Daughter's Sarah Lawrence College Classmates
• Florida Senate Bill Would Loosen Sentencing For Certain Offenses
• Rockford High School Boasts High-Tech Garden, 'Rock Star' Chef
• Millions of kid water bottles recalled for choking risk
• Smelling Skunk? It's Their Mating Season In Maryland
• Newman Out Of The Hospital; Chastain To Take His Place At Las Vegas
• 17-Year-Old Charged With Manslaughter In Shooting Death Of Teen
• Bucks County 7-Eleven Sells Winning $3 Million Pennsylvania Lottery Scratch-Off Ticket
• Far-right motive suspected in mass shooting in Germany
• February Currently Ranks 11th Coldest, Snowiest In Denver Climate Record
• 26-Year-Old Found Shot To Death At Dallas Apartment Complex
• Knives out for Bloomberg from the start of Nevada debate
• Victoria's Secret to be sold and become private company
• Contigo Recalls Nearly 6 Million Of Its Kids Water Bottles Due To A Choking Hazard
• Miami Weather: Another Hot Day, Cooler Weather On The Way
• Code Blue Extreme Cold Alert For Baltimore Overnight Thursday Night Until Friday Morning
• 6 Injured In Horrific Wrong-Way DUI Crash On Highway 17 In Los Gatos
• Benefits (And Some Surprising Science) About Owning A Pet
• Suspects Charged In BPD Sgt. Issac Carrington's Shooting Linked To String Of Armed Carjackings, Robberies
• Long-Time Robert Morris Groundskeeper John Tucci Named "President For A Day"
• Eight standout moments from the Nevada Democratic debate
• Common Antibiotics Linked To Increased Risk Of Birth Defects, Study Says
• Alabama couple struggling after hospital sues over medical debt
• Detroit Police: 114 Arrests, 21 Guns Seized In Violence Prevention Operations
• 9 Hurt After Stolen Truck Causes Major Crash In Aurora Wednesday
• Officials: 2 Dead Newborns Discovered In New Jersey Recycling Center
• West Chester High School Student Excelling As Violinist, Team USA Figure Skating Member
• Job hunters face a new hurdle: Impressing AI
• Former South Florida Porsche Salesman Sentenced To Prison For Stealing $3M From Clients
• Roger Stone sentenced to 3 years, 4 months behind bars
• 1 Dead, 2 Seriously Injured In Western Wis. Head-On Crash
• Driver Rescued From High Water In Johnson County
• Chicago Weather: Bitter Cold Temperatures, Warmup Ahead
• Benefits, Plus Some Surprising Science, About Owning A Pet
• Jake DeBrusk's Pregame Interview With Father Was A Delight
• ICE Rejects California Law, Arrests People At Courthouse
• MacKinnon Gets 2 Assists In Avalanche's Win Over Islanders, Becomes 3rd Colorado Player With 50+ Assists In 3 Straight Seasons
• Two Pittsburgh Bridges Named Among Top In The Country
• Victoria's Secret Sold In $1.1 Billion Deal
• 'It's A Disgrace': Newsom Dedicates State of the State Address to Homelessness
• Florida ferry accident shocks residents: "This has never happened"
• Baltimore Weather Blog: Cool Friday Eve
• Police: 14-Year-Old Beaten, Robbed On Bronx Playground
• Survey: Parents Make About 221 Mistakes A Year While Raising Kids
• Five U Of M Doctor Abuse Victims Come Forward
• PTL Links: February 20, 2020
• Sony Pulls Out Of PAX East Convention In Boston Over Coronavirus Concerns
• Contigo Again Recalls Nearly 6 Million Kids Water Bottles Due To Choking Hazard
• Galchenyuk Scores In Shootout, Wild Beat Canucks 4-3
• Former Spartan Wideout Hawkins Hired By Mel Tucker
• Patrol: Jacob Gappa Killed In Crash With Semi Near Fergus Falls
• Tesla Tricked Into Speeding With Everyday Electrical Tape
• Car Chase, San Diego Standoff Ensues After Bank Robbery In Riverside
• Warmer Weather Brings Surge In Cat Population
• Crews Battle Flames At Pilesgrove Building
• VocalEssence Celebrates Black History Month
• Saarela's First NHL Goal Helps Panthers Top Ducks 4-1
• Morgan Stanley buying E*Trade for $13 billion
• Michigan Takes Down Rutgers 60-52
• Man, 70, Dies While Skiing At Lutsen Mountains
• Shark Swarm Caught On Video Swimming Close To Florida Beach
• Unpaid payday loans are landing people in jail
• Miami Proud: Killian Basketball Player Has Heart Of A Champion
• Red Cross Helps 37 People Who Need Shelter After Waukegan Apartment Fire
• Texas Treasures: A Different Kind Of Artistry For Country Singer Pat Green
• You Paid For It: Popular Deck At Palmisano Park Prone To Flooding
• Minnesota Weather: Final Frigid Morning Before Weekend Warm-Up
• Is artificial intelligence making racial profiling worse?
• CTA Bus Strikes Fence, 5 Police Vehicles
• Bel Air Police Chief Won't Face Criminal Charges
• 3 Cheers: Girl Hip-Hop Group Fights Bullying
• Man Robbed Of Canada Goose Jacket At Gunpoint In The Loop
• Trio Wanted For Scamming 78-Year-Old Woman In Brooklyn, Police Say
• Bill On Civil Damages Over Child Sex Abuse Returns
• Man Shot In Face By ICE Agent Files Civil Rights Lawsuit
• The Places To Head When You Just Need Steak
• New Facade Laws Take Effect Today Following Deadly Collapses
• Private New Jersey Island Could Be Yours For $200,000
• New Hampshire Police Chief Stripped Of Duties, Walks Into Snowstorm In Underwear
• 1 Shot Overnight In East Baltimore
• Oleksiak Breaks Late Tie, Surging Stars Beat Coyotes 3-2
• Are Weighted Blankets Living Up To Their Hype To Reduce Stress And Help With Sleep?
• Woman, 2 Daughters Leave Kankakee For Honduras After Partner Is Deported
• Favorite Teen App TikTok Rolling Out New Parental Controls
• Christopher Puente, 34, Charged In Sexual Abuse Of Toddler In River North McDonald's Bathroom
• 4 Injured In Violent Two-Car Collision In Hunting Park
• Pittsburgh Weather: After A Sunny Day, An Overcast Day Is On The Way
• Contigo Recalls 5.7 Million Kids Water Bottles Due To Choking Hazard
• Keller @ Large: Michael Bloomberg Roughed Up In Fiery Democratic Debate
• New York Weather: CBS2 2/20 Thursday Morning Forecast
• WVU Admissions Counselor Dies In Bus Crash
• Humane Society Of Westmoreland County Rescue Emaciated Dog And Her Puppies
• Thursday's Show Info (2/20/20)
• Danny's Bar Gets Approval To Reopen
• Police In Washington County Searching For Robber Stealing From The Dead
• Nelson Spoils Francouz's Shutout, But Avs Beat Islanders
• Democrats clash in fiery Las Vegas debate
• Pastrnak Scores Winner In Bruins' 2-1 OT Win Over Oilers

Videos from February 20, 2020

• Democratic candidates reflect on debate performance in visit to CBS News spin room
• 2/20/20: Red and Blue
• CBS News Democratic debate in Charleston, South Carolina: Watch in full
• Manhattan D.A. investigating new sexual assault claims against Robert Hadden
• 2020 candidates jockey for position ahead of Nevada caucuses
• Trump slams Democratic rivals during Colorado Springs rally
• Intel officials warned lawmakers that Russia is continuing efforts to interfere in the 2020 election
• 2/20/20: CBSN Evening News
• Election forecaster says turnout is key to 2020 election
• Disabled artist is giving back to a museum in need
• Paraglider rescued from California power lines
• Fertility treatment could be a breakthrough for women with cancer
• Driver rescued from fiery crash in Indiana
• Intelligence officials warned Russia is working to get Trump re-elected
• Latest group of Americans released from quarantine amid coronavirus outbreak
• Bloomberg takes aim at Sanders after debate
• Trump: "I'd love to see Roger Stone exonerated"
• Trump says Roger Stone has a good chance of "exoneration"
• Roger Stone sentenced to 40 months in prison
• Six more countries subject to Trump's expanded travel ban starting Saturday
• Gunman in Germany shooting allegedly had racist manifesto
• 2/20: CBS Evening News
• Will Las Vegas debate sway voters in the state's upcoming caucus?
• Bernie Sanders gains support from tech industry employees
• Democratic candidates target Michael Bloomberg at debate
• Former Trump adviser Roger Stone sentenced to 40 months in prison
• A woman took her 115-pound miniature horse on a plane as a service animal
• Nevada Democrats give few details about caucus "tool"
• 17-year-olds can vote in Colorado primary for the first time
• South Bend, Indiana chapter of Black Lives Matter lays out goals for 2020
• Roger Stone sentenced to over 3 years in prison plus fines
• Will early votes be wasted in Texas?
• California voters to weigh in on expanding rent control
• South Carolina lawmaker pushes for 12-week paid family leave for state employees
• Bill aims to give Tennessee first say in 2024 primaries
• Undecided voters weigh options before California primary
• Teenage activist Marley Dias on the trailblazer who inspired her
• Special Report: Roger Stone sentenced to 3 years and 4 months in prison
• The moment a classically-trained pianist knew a blind 5-year-old was a prodigy
• Then and now Sondheim never liked "I Feel Pretty"
• Businesses turning to AI for job interviews
• Breaking down the key moments from the heated Las Vegas debate
• Democratic contenders focus attacks on Bloomberg in Las Vegas debate
• Hospitals increasingly suing patients over medical bills they can't afford
• Bloomberg's trial by fire at Las Vegas debate
• Ex-prison guard says death row inmate shouldn’t be executed
• Candidates clash during fiery Las Vegas debate
• Breakthrough program uses golf to help kids get into college
• Students use primary sources to learn about U.S. history
• TIME Magazine cover features virtual reality image of Martin Luther King Jr
• Trendy diets may not be sustainable for long-term cardiovascular health
• Democratic debate posed anti-billionaire candidates against a billionaire
• Massive car pileup in Canada kills 2 people; Brazilian senator shot with rubber bullet at protest
• At least 9 killed in shootings at hookah bars in Germany
• Hospital suing patients to collect medical bills
• Harry and Meghan can't use royal titles in commercial deals
• Weinstein trial jurors expected to re-examine witness testimony
• Police thwart massive prison escape plot in Tennessee
• 2 women die after car rolls off ferry in Florida
• Gunman kills 9 at hookah bars near Frankfurt, Germany
• Did Mike Bloomberg survive his first debate?
• Mike Bloomberg faces attacks at first debate
• 2/20: CBSN AM
• Racial Profiling 2.0
• Klobuchar: "That debate was one for the record books in terms of all of the attacks"
• Elizabeth Warren goes on the offensive in Las Vegas debate after disappointing finishes in Iowa and New Hampshire
• Biden, Sanders supporters in South Carolina think Bloomberg looked "weak" in debate
• Democrats clash in fiery debate with Bloomberg as main target