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• Hiram Johnson Holds Football Practice Under New State Guidance For Youth Sports
• Closures From COVID-19 Restrictions Hurt Holiday Revenues For Retail Stores, Restaurants
• COVID: Contra Costa Co. Gets A Dose Of Hope As Doctors Roll Up Their Sleeves To Get Vaccine
• Night 5: Farmgate Way, Citrus Heights
• Armed Suspect Taken Into Custody After Shooting, Hours-Long Standoff In Modesto
• 'Deployable Morgue Unit' Activated: Pueblo County Coroner Says Semi Can Store 40 Bodies
• 'This Is Not A Picnic In The Park': UCLA ER Nurse, Family Contract COVID-19
• Long-Term Care Facility In Brighton Partially Evacuated, Hazmat Situation Investigated
• Preseason Home Opener Brings Changes On And Off The Court For Sacramento Kings
• Nevada City Mask Enforcement Takes Page From Its Own History Books
• California Coronavirus Surge Brings Field Hospitals And Body Bags
• Sacramento Man Pays Taco Bell Employees $100 Each To Make Anniversary Of Horrifying Experience
• Man Pays Taco Bell Employees $100 Each To Make Anniversary Of Horrifying Experience Special
• COVID In Colorado: Wi-Fi 'Lift Zones' Provide Free Internet Access For Remote Learning
• Colorado Pediatrician Fights For Return To In-Person Learning
• Man Charged With Hate Crime At Placentia Hospital
• Fatal Shooting Of 18-Year-Old Was 53rd Homicide In Stockton This Year
• LA County Reports 11,194 New COVID-19 Cases, 86 Deaths
• Chicago Weather: Snow Showers Wednesday
• Lightfoot Sidesteps Questions About Why City Lawyers Tried to Keep Disturbing Body Camera Video Secret
• 1 Killed In Paramount Freeway Crash
• Stanford Women Beat UOP 104-61 Giving Coach VanDerveer 1,099th Victory For Most Wins
• Families Say Their Holiday Packages Are Lost In Limbo And USPS Told Them They Can't Help Now
• Armed Robbers Took 4 People's Cash, Cellphones Within Just Over An Hour In Edgewater This Weekend, Police Say
• Bears Defensive Lineman Mario Edwards Jr. Accused Of Misdemeanor Assault
• Bulls Will Be Down 6 Players In First Road Trip In 9 Months
• GOP Leadership Urges Senate Republicans To Not Protest Election Results
• Child Pulled From Burning Pomona Apartment
• Myon Burrell Leaves Prison After Life Sentence Commuted To 20 Years
• Cockburn Scores 33 as No. 13 Illinois Routs Minnesota
• Riverside Surpasses 1,600 Total Deaths, Ventura Hits 200
• Wisconsin Hands Loyola First Loss Of Season
• COVID Vaccine (MN): Can Institutions Or Places Require Immunization?
• COVID Vaccine: First Doses Arriving In Santa Clara County Go To Skilled Nursing Facilities
• COVID In Colorado: School Superintendents Push For New In-Person Learning Plan
• 'We Are Slammed': USPS Faces Historic Number Of Packages, Causing Delays
• Mom Reunited With Newborn After Surviving COVID-19, Being Discharged From Hospital
• New Remote Learning Rule: Massachusetts Schools Must Give Students Live Interaction Daily
• 'It Is Gridlock': Christmas Light Display Causes Traffic Jams In Wilmington
• NYC Under Snow Alert Starting Wednesday Afternoon As Winter Storm Heads Our Way
• New Jersey Stores Busy As Holiday Shoppers Collide With Residents Stocking Up On Supplies Before Winter Storm
• COVID In Minnesota: Doctors Say Cases Aren't Dropping Fast Enough To Loosen Restrictions
• COVID Vaccine: New Jersey ER Nurse Maritza Beniquez Receives State's 1st Dose On Her Birthday
• Caught On Camera: Grinch Snatches Christmas Decorations From Queens Family's Front Lawn 3 Times In 1 Night
• Local Produce Distributor Looking To Fill 50 Positions
• 6th Night Of Chanukah: NYC Doctor Honored For Work In COVID Pandemic; Ice Menorah Carved In Hudson Yards Park
• U.S. Naval Academy Confirms Death Of Midshipman On Leave
• Carjacking Crackdown: Minneapolis Police Chief, Henn. Co. Sheriff Announce 41 Arrests
• Nearly 20 Years Later, Ex-Boyfriend Charged With Death Of Woman Whose Body Was Found Floating Inside Suitcase On Biscayne River Canal
• Baltimore City Could See Snow Wednesday: What You Need To Know
• Minnesota Family Shares Experience Of Adopting Brothers During COVID
• All Maryland Hospitals, Nursing Homes To Get Doses Of COVID Vaccines In Next Two Weeks
• Florida Congress Members Send Letter To State's Chief Inspector General Wanting To Know What Led To Raid Of Rebekah Jones' Home
• First Shipment Of Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Arrives At Jackson Memorial Hospital
• 'Someone Needs To Stand Up': Gym Owner Starts Petition As Boston Tightens COVID Restrictions
• Police Raid Home Of Oxnard Woman, Finding Drugs, Cash, and Guns
• NYC Winter Storm: Mayor De Blasio Will Decide Wednesday Evening If Schools Will Open Thursday For In-Person Learning
• Police: Shooting After Car Crash In South Side Flats Leaves Man In Critical Condition
• Colorado Backcountry Rescue Teams Seeing Tremendous Uptick In Calls
• Sisters Injured In Alleged DUI Accident Return Home From Hospital
• Long Island Hebrew School Hacked With Antisemitic Messages
• Target Extends Store Hours For Holiday Shopping, Cuts Senior Hours
• General Motors Opening 3D Printing Facility In Warren To Propel Production
• First Over-The-Counter At-Home COVID-19 Test About To Hit Stores Called 'Game Changer'
• Plot Against Gov. Whitmer: Wisconsin Dells Suspect Being Extradited To Michigan
• Biden Picks Former South Bend Mayor Buttigieg As Transportation Chief
• 211 Calls Increase By More Than Half As Families Look For Relief
• Local School Districts Differ On Whether To Use Snow Days Amid Virtual Learning
• Brush Fire Briefly Blocks Some Lanes Of 405 Freeway in Culver City
• At Least One Person Rushed To Hospital After Fiery Crash In Washington Heights Neighborhood
• Grand County Coroner Raises Concern On Deaths Among COVID Cases
• Frontline Healthcare Workers At 2 Michigan Hospitals First In State To Receive COVID-19 Vaccine
• Miller Kopp Scores 23 As Northwestern Beats Quincy
• COVID Restrictions: Gov. Walz To Announce Continued Pause On Indoor Dining, Plan For In-Person Learning
• Health Officials Worried About Dementia Patients During Surge of COVID-19 Cases
• COVID Restrictions: No Fine Increases, But Contra Costa Supervisors Plead For Compliance
• Richard Eichner, 'Egg Man' Of The North Hills, Dies At 87
• Long Beach State Men's Basketball Team Pauses Team Activities, Won't Play Next 5 Games Following Positive COVID-19 Test
• Ventura Restaurant Nick The Greek Defies Order To Close
• 'Snow Is Coming' | Local Leaders Urge Caution Ahead Of Potential Winter Storm
• COVID In Colorado: Hospitalizations Decline As State Records 132 Deaths
• Police Looking For Man Suspected Of Killing Juvenile Probation Officer In East Liberty
• Lidl To Open New Store In Glen Burnie
• Philadelphia Weather: Powerful Nor'easter Could Dump Up To 2 Feet Of Snow In Some Parts, Thundersnow Possible
• Two Placer County Districts Plan To Bring Students On Campus 5 Days A Week
• No Charges Filed Against LAPD Officers Who Shot, Killed Trader Joe's Assistant Manager
• COVID Business: Walnut Creek Mulls Cash Grants To Struggling Establishments
• Study: Pittsburgh 4th Gloomiest City In United States
• Retired Nurse Returns To Work In COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic
• COVID & Sports: California Health Officials Issue Revised Youth, Rec Sports Guidelines
• Airbnb Refusing Refunds For Cancellations Due To COVID Travel Restrictions, Stay-At-Home Orders
• COVID Schools: Dozens Of Livermore Parents Rally To Get Kids Off Zoom And Back In Class
• Police Warn Of Strings Of Robberies, Carjackings In South Shore And On West Side
• Morgan State University Receives Record-Breaking $40M Donation From Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott
• Long Island Communities Prepare For Major Winter Storm
• COVID Vaccine: New York Health Care Workers Feeling Good After State's 1st Shots
• San Mateo Retail Theft Bust Nets 4 Suspects Including 12-Year-Old Girl, Drugs And Firearm
• Comptroller Peter Franchot Launches 2022 Run For Maryland Governor
• 50,000 Oysters Dropped Into Long Island Harbor After Restaurant Closures Create Surplus
• Pasadena Man, Who Allegedly Bought Maserati With COVID Relief Money, Also Said To Have Had A Universal USPS Key
• New Jersey Firehouse Shuts Down After COVID Exposure At Unauthorized Holiday Party
• New COVID-19 Restrictions Take Effect In Montgomery County
• First Vaccines In Sacramento: Health Workers Call It A Hopeful Sign Of 'The Beginning Of The End'
• Google Hires New Personnel Head Amid Rising Worker Tensions
• Two-Time MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo Commits To Extension With Bucks
• Man Facing Felony Kidnapping, Extortion Charges To Ask To Be Released Under Judge's Order To Free OC Inmates
• 'An Information Coverup': New Study Says California's EDD Fraud Could Top $8B
• Ann Reinking, Tony-Winning Choreographer And Actress, Dies at 71
• Marin Water District Weighs Allowing Electric Mountain Bikes On Watershed Trails
• Honda Recalls 1.4 Million Cars Over Faulty Drive Shafts, Window Switches, Software Flaw
• Judge Tosses Six More Convictions Linked To Corrupt Former CPD Sgt. Ronald Watts
• Austin Health Official Says Christmas Will Be Memorable 'For The Wrong Reasons'
• Jay-Z's 'Roc Nation' To Form Publishing Partnership With Random House
• SpongeBob SquarePants And Slimey Touchdowns, Nickelodeon Is Ready For Some Football
• Providing Care During COVID: A Minnesota Nurse's Story
• Man Killed In Shooting On Melrose Avenue In Fairfax District
• State Faults Officers' Use Of Force Against ICE Detainees Who Refused COVID Testing
• Police: 40-Year-Old Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Philadelphia's Mantua Neighborhood
• Man Accused Of Firing Rifle On Metra Platform Has Faced Gun Charges Before
• Ravens QB Lamar Jackson Offered Free Bidet From Company 'Tushy' After Rumor He Was Using Bathroom During Game
• Councilmember Wants Tiny Homes For Homeless To Be Fraction Of Current Cost
• Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont Asks Everyone Stay Off Roads As State Braces For As Much As 12-18 Inches Of Snow
• Gloria Gaynor To Perform At Times Square On New Year's Eve Honoring Essential Workers
• New Jersey Reports Highest COVID-19 Daily Death Toll In 6 Months
• 3 Injured After Vehicle Crashes Into East Hollywood Meat Market
• Canadian Fashion Mogul Peter Nygard Arrested On Sex Charges
• Homeless Advocates Demand Injunction Against Sweeps In Denver
• Texas Boy With Cancer And His 'Dancing Dad' Get Surprise From Celebrities Will Smith, Jason Derulo
• COVID In Colorado: Roadmap To In-Person Learning Relies On Testing, Tracing, Knowledge
• Former Rangers GM Eddie Robinson, Baseball's Oldest Living Player, Turns 100 Years Old
• Police: 13-Year-Old Boy Shot, Killed In Drug Deal That Turned Into Robbery In Ohio
• Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank Seeing An 'Unprecedented Amount Of Need'
• 18-Year-Old Woman Injured In Shooting Tuesday Afternoon, Baltimore County Police Say
• Biden Poised To Nominate Former Michigan Governor, UC Berkeley Professor Jennifer Granholm As Energy Secretary
• Police: Lisandro Mendez, 18, Killed, Another Injured In Modesto Shooting
• Pennsylvania Gov. Wolf Signs Proclamation Of Disaster Emergency Ahead Of Snowstorm
• COVID In Colorado: Gov. Jared Polis Wants Every Coronavirus Vaccine Dose Administered Within 72 Hours
• Suburban Cook County Election Judges Hit With Last-Minute Paperwork To Get Paid
• Chicago's Loretto Hospital Vaccinates First Patients In The City Against COVID: 'It Actually Hurts Less Than The Flu Shot'
• Medical Emergency At San Francisco's Civic Center Station Causes BART Delays
• California Regulators Fine Uber Over $59 Million For Not Providing Info On Sexual Assaults
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/15 Tuesday Night Forecast
• Santa Ana PD Officer To Plead Guilty To Felony Bribery Charge
• San Francisco Supes Vote 10-1 To Condemn SF General Name Change
• Hearty Meal From The Heart: Elk Grove Cafe Giving Away 100 Meals Over The Holidays
• Trump Tweets About Voter Fraud After Biden Electoral College Victory
• COVID-19 Vaccine Trial Participant From North Texas Hopes He 'Make A Difference For Society'
• 'New York Responds' Exhibit Captures New York City During The Time Of COVID
• Chicago's West Side Gets The Vaccine First: 'So Many People Have Died Here Because Of COVID In The Community'
• Man Critically Injured In Shooting In West Baltimore, Police Say
• Larimer County Reaches Agreement With Little Ponderosa Ranch Owners To Protect It From Development
• Broward Schools Sends Questionnaire To Parents Regarding 2nd Semester
• COVID Vaccine (MN): 1st Doses Of Vaccine Officially Administered In The State
• Cedars-Sinai Receives Its First COVID-19 Vaccines Tuesday, Orange County Hospitals On Wednesday
• Expert Explains Possible Dangers Of 'Buy Now, Pay Later' Plans
• COVID Update: 'Optimistic 48 Hours'; Newsom Hopes To Distribute 2.1 Million Vaccine Doses By End Of Month
• Twitter Shutting Down Periscope In Early 2021
• Rangers Sign Outfielder David Dahl To $2.7 Million, 1-Year Contract
• Drivers Who Use Illinois Tollways Say They're Having Problems Paying Online, Are Ending Up With Fines
• Teen Dies After Shooting On E. Hammer Lane In Stockton
• Child's quest for answers on pandemic takes unexpected turn
• Family calls for officer firing, bodycam release in fatal police shooting
• Moderna Vaccine Shipments Expected In Florida Over Next Few Weeks
• Stockton Police Shoot Armed Man, Dwight Morgan, During Confrontation
• Denver's Larimer Square Sold to Asana Partners
• North Texas COVID-19 Patient Calls Therapeutic He Took 'Kind Of A Miracle Drug'
• Local Teen Becomes First Maryland Native To Win Junior Bull Riding Championship
• Rare Chance To See 'Great Conjunction' Between Jupiter And Saturn Over Tri-State Area
• Karl-Anthony Towns Finds More Support From Wolves On And Off Court
• Car Parade Honors Treasured Colorado Pediatric Surgeon
• Twins' Baldelli To Cruz: 'We'd Love To See You In Spring'
• Tri-State Hunger: Cars Line Up Before Dawn For Food From Meadowlands YMCA
• Philadelphia Weather: PennDOT, City Residents Preparing For First Major Snowfall In Nearly 2 Years
• USF Dons Cancel USC Game, Schedule New Match Against Oregon
• Hospitals Across Florida To Get Next COVID Vaccine Batch
• Dr. Max's COVID Vaccine FAQs: Does The Vaccine Change My DNA? If I've Had COVID, Should I Get Vaccinated?
• AG Xavier Becerra Helps Secure $10M Settlement With 2 Pharmaceutical Companies
• Disputed Pennsylvania State Senate Election May Leave Seat Vacant In January
• COVID In New Jersey: South Jersey Health Care Workers 'Delighted To Be Making History' Taking Pfizer Vaccine
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Long-Term Care Facilities See Highest Coronavirus Case Numbers Yet
• Restaurant Owners Grateful For Relief Bill's Passage, But Fear Walz's Changes To Restrictions
• 'Time Is Of The Essence': First COVID-19 Vaccine Shots Given Hours After Shipments Arrive
• VIDEO: Detroit Police Seek Breaking And Entering Suspects
• Woman Suffers Fractured Neck After Being Shoved By Stranger On Subway Platform In Greenwich Village
• Two Violent Prison Fugitives Captured In South Florida Waive Right To Extradition Hearing
• Man Held On $550,000 Bail, Accused Of Stabbing Girlfriend's Eyes, Throwing Child Out The Window
• Upcoming Winter Storm Could Cripple Small Businesses Already Hard Hit By COVID Pandemic
• South Jersey Weather: Residents Brace For First Significant Snow In More Than 650 Days
• New York City Restaurant Workers Rally In Times Square, Then March On Cuomo's Office Calling For Relief
• How Are Utilities In The Tri-State Are Preparing For Wednesday's Snow Storm?
• Los Alamitos High School Reverts To Distance Learning Due To Increased Number Of Students Exposed To COVID-19
• Dallas County Reports 1,947 New Coronavirus Cases, 6 Deaths
• Miami-Dade Police Cracking Down On Gun Violence With Reminder About Gun Bounty Program
• Update: Critical Care Doctor, Intensive Care Nurse First To Receive COVID-19 Vaccines At SF General Hospital
• Meet The Man Who Makes Cam Newton A New Hat Every Week
• COVID-19 In Westmoreland County: Commissioner Gina Cerilli Tests Positive For Virus
• The Best & Worst States For Working Parents
• Santa & His Firefighter Helpers Make Sure Oakland Park Family That Lost Everything In Fire Still Has Merry Christmas
• Student Found Dead At Grand Valley State University Was Freshman
• 'Love, Family And Hopefulness' | Holiday Retailers Report Higher Demand For Decorations This Year
• FDA Advisory Panel To Consider Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine Next
• Biden praises Ossoff and Warnock in campaign event in Georgia
• Pennsylvania Weather: COVID-19 Altering How Road Crews, Residents Prep For Winter Storm
• Lives Of Colorado Firefighting Couple Cody And Shelby Allen To Be Honored At Golden Church On Dec. 18
• NH Sen. Maggie Hassan: Would Be 'Unconscionable' Not To Pass COVID Aid Package
• Christmas trees and lights selling out amid pandemic demand
• Mother Of Murdered Teen Gabriela Aldana Makes Emotional Plea As Reward Increases To $15K
• Kitten Survives In Police Car's Undercarriage for 2 Days, Now Up For Adoption
• 2021 Sundance Film Festival announces virtual lineup
• Funding Set To Run Out For Learning Hubs Used By Children In Allegheny Co.
• Historic Larimer Square Sold To North Carolina Firm
• COVID In Philadelphia: Most City Hospitals To Begin Administering Coronavirus Vaccine Wednesday
• City Announces Plan To Operate Warming Shelters While Minimizing Spread Of COVID
• What's In The Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine?
• Hockaday Students 'Sew Masks, Save Doctors' During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Chicago Travel Order Now Includes 49 States, 2 Territories
• Construction Of $100 Million Water Park At Atlantic City's Showboat Hotel Approved
• Florida Gators star in stable condition after collapsing on court
• First ICU nurse, doctor to get vaccine aim to sway skeptics
• Maryland Completes Utilization Of 500K Korean LabGenomics Tests, Gov. Hogan Says
• Massachusetts Reports 3,720 New COVID Cases, 55 Additional Deaths
• State Board Rejects Mercy Hospital's Closure Plan
• Snowstorm Will Not Interrupt Delivery Of COVID-19 Vaccines In Pennsylvania, Officials Say
• Driver Slams Into Castle Rock Garage, Flees
• Police Investigating Mailbox Explosion In Walpole
• Fashion mogul Peter Nygard arrested in Canada on sex charges
• Pelosi Meets With Congressional Leaders On New COVID-19 Aid Package
• COVID In Colorado: 5 Star State Certification Program Checklist Released As Businesses Seek Fewer Restrictions
• Second $1,200 Stimulus Check Still Possible This Year, But Chances Are Fading
• When Will The Next Storm Arrive In Sacramento?
• Governor Pritzker Plans $700 Million In Budget Cuts To Offset Pandemic Revenue Loss, Failure Of Graduated Income Tax Plan
• Crush of Obamacare signups expected before deadline
• Should You Get The Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine If You Have Severe Allergies?
• GOP leadership urges Senate Republicans to not protest election results
• Now Hiring: App Helps North Texans Find Part-Time Work On Their Schedule
• Bay Area Lawmaker Seeks To End Mandatory Minimum Sentences For Nonviolent Drug Offenders
• LA's Mobile COVID-19 Testing Units To Target High-Risk Areas This Week
• COVID LATEST: New Online Dashboard Will Show How Many Vaccines Distributed In Maryland
• Ethan Cutkosky On Showtime's 'Shameless': 'The Big Vibe Of The Season Is Everyone Is Happy To Be There'
• Police Investigating State Prison Inmate's Death In Anne Arundel County
• Police: Boy Killed In Brooklyn Center Crash, 2 Adults Could Face Charges
• Virus-weary NYC restaurants face new enemy: Snow
• First Five COVID-19 Vaccinations Administered To Chicago Healthcare Workers; "This Vaccine Gives Us Hope That There Is An Endpoint'
• 'We've Seen This Movie Before': Baker Issues Holiday Warning After Post-Thanksgiving COVID Spike
• 3 Juveniles Charged With Arson After Allegedly Setting Home On Fire Over Summer
• Interstate 70 Reopens Between Airpark Road And Limon
• COVID In Florida: 9,411 New Daily Cases And 94 Additional Deaths
• Mets Officially Announce Signing Of Catcher James McCann
• COVID-19 Latest: Maryland National Guard To Assist With Vaccination Efforts Across State
• Florida Judge Clears Way For Spanish-Language Ballot Case
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Pa. Restaurant And Lodging Association Calls For Reversal Of Indoor Dining Shutdown
• 2 Groups Hold Mask Burning In Fort Lauderdale To Protest Mandatory COVID Vaccines
• 'I Thought For A Minute We Might Die': South End Woman Reunited With Firefighters Who Rescued Her And Children
• Kings Hope Faster Pace Helps End Playoff Drought
• Outgoing Broward County Supervisor Of Elections Pete Antonacci Named Chief Administrative Judge
• Pascale Ferrier Faces New Federal Charges In Texas For Allegedly Mailing Ricin To White House
• Police: Suspect In Stolen Car Rams Into Baltimore Patrol Vehicle, Officer Fires At Fleeing Suspect
• Harford Sheriff Looking For Doorbell Camera Video In Deadly Edgewood Shooting
• 'Blessing In Disguise': College Student's COVID Diagnosis Saves Her Life
• Sharon Osbourne Recovering From COVID-19 After Brief Hospitalization
• East Palo Alto City Council Candidate Suing Opponent Over Election Results
• Police Investigating Shooting That Injured 2 In Bloomington
• Man Playing With Shotgun Fatally Shoots Friend In Fresno County
• COVID-19 In Indiana: State Reports 129 More Deaths, Nearing 7,000 Total This Year
• Gas Leak Evacuates Homes In Burbank
• Prosecutors: Fashion Mogul Peter Nygard Hosted 'Pamper Parties' At Marina Del Rey Home To Recruit Women, Minors For Sex
• Have You Seen Alyssa Cabrera And Jyselle Nia Munoz? If So, Call Police
• COVID In Colorado: State Releasing Plan To Get Students Back Into Classrooms
• Man, 42, Arrested In Death Of Man Fund In Camper In March
• Texas Health Hospitals Receive Nearly 6K Doses Of Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine
• ER Nurse First To Be Given COVID Vaccine In Sacramento
• Jordan PD Investigating 'Swatting' Incident Where Caller Reported Fictitious Gun-Related Threat
• FDA authorizes first over-the-counter home test for COVID-19
• McConnell acknowledges Biden as president-elect for first time
• Georgia senators "adamantly oppose" renaming of Atlanta Braves
• Donner Party: Athletes To Recreate Survivors' Escape 174 Years Later
• Mayor Of Azusa Remains Hospitalized Week After Testing Positive For COVID-19
• Power To End DACA Program For Immigrants Now Lies With Texas Court
• USC Cancels 2 Men's Basketball Games, Postpones Another Due To Confirmed Case Of COVID-19
• All In For Aiden
• Maryland Zoo Closed Wednesday Due To Predicted Snow, Zoo Lights Canceled
• Former Pittsburgh Steeler Jerome Bettis Sets Out To Help After 'Grinch' Steals Donations
• Golden State Warriors See 2021 Season As Opportunity to Move Past Worst Record
• 'Y'all Trippin' | Lamar Jackson Denies Rumor He Was Using Bathroom During Ravens-Browns Game
• Giannis Antetokounmpo signs largest deal in NBA history
• Wylie Police Seek Armed Man Who Robbed Dollar General, Then Fled On Foot
• Winter Weather: Crews Get Ready To Hit The Roads While State Agencies Prepare For Storm's Impact On COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution
• Snowboarder Found Dead In Blue River In Breckenridge
• Jamal Murray Makes Big Leap In Top 100 NBA Player Rankings, Jokic Remains At No. 10
• Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Rules Law Against Panhandlers Is Unconstitutional
• Matthew Slater Named As One Of Eight Finalists For Art Rooney Sportsmanship Award
• Placerville Police Arrest Suspect Wanted For Armed Robbery
• LA Veterans Affairs Receiving COVID-19 Vaccines This Week
• Dad gets tattoo of son's birthmark
• Glen Ellyn Village Board President Stepping Down
• Second 'Safe Outdoor Space' Opens In Denver Neighborhood For Those Experiencing Homelessness
• Detroit's 'Camera Jesus' Keeps Detroit His Home Base Throughout A Career Of Traveling The World
• Illustrative Muralist Sydney G. James Evokes Emotion, Inspires Change In Detroit One Blank Wall At A Time
• Actress Ella Joyce Finds Inspiration In Detroit Roots While On Screen In Hollywood
• Tracy Reese Returns To Michigan To Create Ethically-Sourced Clothing Line, Support Underserved Detroit Creatives
• Denver Weather: Snow Ends, Brisk Wind Stays Behind
• 'Homeless Outloud' Group Files Injunction Claiming Constitutional Rights Violations During Camp Cleanups
• Trump administration delays protection for monarch butterfly
• 15-Year-Old Boy Shot and Killed In Penn Hills; Allegheny County Police Investigating
• Ravens DE Calais Campbell Finalist For 2020 Art Rooney Sportsmanship Award
• 'Light At The End Of The Tunnel,' Parkland Launches COVID-19 Vaccination Of Frontline Healthcare Workers
• COVID In Philadelphia: Doctors Say City At Beginning Of Fight Against Virus As Vaccinations Expected To Begin Wednesday
• COVID In Delaware: Progressive Care Unit Nurse Receives State's First Vaccine, Gov. Carney Announces
• Man Arrested For Shouting Anti-Semitic Threats At Father & Son In Miami Beach
• 3 Children Killed, 4 Others Injured In Horse And Buggy Crash With Trash Truck In Lancaster County
• Report: MLB Wants To Delay Start Of 2021 Season
• Caught On Video: 3 Mountain Lions Wander Around Homes In Westlake Village
• Denver Approves $4.1 Million For Affordable Housing In Five Points
• Prince Harry and Meghan Markle ink multiyear deal with Spotify
• Coronavirus In Illinois: Positivity Rate Continues To Decline As State's First Vaccinations Are Administered
• One Dead, One Wounded In Brazen Monday Afternoon San Leandro Shooting
• Pittsburgh Weather: Winter Storm Warning Issued For Parts Of Western Pennsylvania, 5-8 Inches Of Snow Expected
• Burger King UK offers social media boost for other restaurants
• 33% Of Michigan Restaurant Operators Believe They'll Close For Good In 6 Months, Report Says
• Attention Procrastinators! Today Is The Last Day To Send Christmas Gifts Via Ground Shipping
• Report: University Of Wisconsin Schools Are Falling Behind Their Peers
• COVID-19 Waivers Of Texas Vehicle Title & Registration Requirements Coming To An End In 2021
• Indiana-Purdue Cancel Rivalry Game Again; 'Bucket' Called Off Again
• Legoland Theme Park In Florida Plans Expansion, New Rides
• MSPCA Receives More Than 5,000 Adoption Inquiries For 'Playful And Curious' Sugar Gliders
• Mass General Nursing Director 'Gravely Concerned' About Further COVID Surge
• Long Beach Police Seize 5,000 Pounds Of Fireworks, Several Illegal Guns From South LA Home
• Flips Only: Winter X Games On, But Fans Not Part Of The Show Due To COVID
• Baltimore City Recycling Pickup Will Resume On January 19
• Maryland School Officials Ask That Teachers, School Staff And Child Care Professionals Be Added To COVID Vaccine Priority List
• FBI Agent Shoots Person Aboard DC Metro Train Near Bethesda
• COVID Holiday: San Jose's Sacred Heart Keeps Christmas Toy Drive Alive Despite Setbacks
• HFH West Bloomfield Staff Honors Doctor For Using Spare Time To Clean Patients Rooms During Staff Shortage
• Justices Order Review Of Colorado Virus Rules For Churches
• Man Killed In Crash With Garbage Truck Along Robinson Highway
• Vote On Whether Mercy Hospital Stays Open Takes Place Tuesday
• Married Texas Teachers Pass Away From COVID-19 While Holding Hands, Family Says
• Friends, Family Say Goodbye To Veteran Philadelphia Police Capt. Frank Milillo Who Lost Life To COVID-19
• First Of Several Holiday Shipping Deadlines Is Here
• Smokey Robinson mispronounces "Chanukah" in viral video
• Dylan Robinson, Of Brainerd, Pleads Guilty In Burning Of MPD's 3rd Precinct
• Hundreds Wait In Line For Hours For Chance At $250 Grocery Gift Cards In Miami
• COVID-19 Cases At SMU Causes Team To Withdraw From This Weekend's Frisco Bowl
• Workers Descend On Northern Minn. To Build Line 3 Pipeline, Opponents Determined To Halt Work
• 'Major Milestone,' FDA Authorizes First Over-The-Counter Fully At-Home Diagnostic Test for COVID-19
• Richardson Police Investigate Suspected Murder-Suicide That Left Man And Woman Dead
• Philadelphia Weather: Could December 2020 Snowstorm Produce Remarkable Snowfall Range Like We Saw In Blizzard Of 1958?
• "Healing is coming": U.S. health workers start getting vaccine
• Colby Konrad And Maliya Degaton Arrested In Granite Bay On Drug Charges
• Skeptical About The COVID Vaccine? Harvard Doctor Answers Common Questions, Concerns
• GoFundMe Page Raises Over $188,000 For Family Of 2 Young Girls Killed In Ingleside House Fire
• 'The Answer We've Been Waiting For,' COVID Vaccine Now At Melrose-Wakefield Hospital
• Biden accuses Trump of "unprecedented assault on democracy"
• Butler Area School Board, Parents File Lawsuit Against Governor Tom Wolf, Dr. Rachel Levine
• Officials: 2 Adults, 6 Children Rushed To Hospital After Flames Erupt In Philadelphia's Lawncrest Neighborhood
• USPS Asks People To Keep Sidewalks And Steps Clear For Mail Carriers Ahead Of Winter Storm
• Night Of Drinking Ends With Accidental Petaluma Shooting; Victim Suffers Life-Threatening Injury
• 160 Pound Mountain Lion Killed In Hunt County Likely Same Animal Spotted In Rowlett  
• Bill Belichick Admits Passing Game 'Not As Efficient As We Need It To Be'
• COVID In Minnesota: Hospitalizations Continue Trending Down As Vaccinations Begin; 21 New Deaths
• Kevin Bacon On How To Watch 'Play On: Celebrating The Power Of Music To Make Change': 'Groove Along, Tap Your Foot, See The Excitement '
• Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 15: Jalen Hurts A Legit QB1 Option?
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 9,556 New Coronavirus Cases, More Than 500,000 Cases Now Reported Since Pandemic Began
• AMBER Alert For Girl, 10, Taken From Southcentral Wisconsin Canceled
• Romney shares details on proposed pandemic relief package
• FTC opens probe into Big Tech's data collection practices
• Here's Gov. Whitmer's Dec. 15 COVID-19 Press Conference
• Florida Pastor Who Fought Sale Of Alcohol On Sundays Charged With Child Porn
• Supreme Court sides with Colorado church challenging COVID rules
• Sheriff: 14-Year-Old Boy Attacked, Killed By Family Dog
• 49ers QB Mullens On Hot Seat After Last 2 Losses
• An Exclusive Look At The Guthrie's Modified 'Christmas Carol'
• Moderna's COVID-19 Vaccine Gets Positive Review From FDA
• Delicious Dallas Desserts
• Glen 'Big Baby' Davis To Be Sentenced In 2018 West Hollywood Club Assault
• Pistons Waive LiAngelo Ball
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 1,059 New Coronavirus Cases, 10 New Deaths
• Report: Ravens' Trace McSorley Avoided Serious Injury, Suffered Sprained Knee Monday Night
• Long Beach Unified Delays In-Person Instruction To March
• FDA: Modera Vaccine Is Safe, Effective
• Jasmine Stringer's Holiday Gift Ideas
• Colorado Expert Looks Into Whether Employers Can Ask Workers Not To Travel
• Trump uses Georgia Senate race to raise money for his own PAC
• "Sticky bombs" kill 2 Afghan officials amid wave of assassinations
• New Hampshire ICU Nurse Volunteers To Be State's First Vaccine Recipient
• Eagles Safety Rodney McLeod Surprises Families In Need With Free Groceries
• Cannabis In Colorado: Slang Worldwide Adding Dozens Of Jobs In Boulder
• PTL Links: December 15, 2020
• WATCH LIVE AT 9:30 A.M.: Governor Whitmer To Provide Update On COVID-19 Cases And Response
• COVID In Colorado: Hospitalizations, Positivity Rate Trend Down
• Notorious Irvine Torture Killer Found Dead In San Quentin Death Row Cell
• How Europe is planning to cope with a COVID Christmas
• Help Police Find Suspects In Dundalk Royal Farms Burglary
• Feeling 'Good As Hell' After Coronavirus Vaccine Delivery, BMC Workers Celebrate With A Dance
• CBS Sports, Nickelodeon Set To Air Special Kid-Focused Broadcast Of NFL Wild Card Game January 10
• Leon Taylor, Murder Suspect Being Extradited From Texas, Escapes Custody In Gary, Indiana
• Update: Morgan Hill Residents Jolted Awake By Pair Of Morning Earthquakes
• Director Of U.S. Office of Infectious Disease Dr. Tammy Beckham Joins UNT
• Sentencing Set For Brian Michael Rini, Who Claimed To Be Missing Aurora Boy Timmothy Pitzen
• Here Are Key Dates To Know For Detroiters Wanting To Start A Marijuana Business
• Inmates, ACLU File Lawsuit Against El Paso County Sheriff Bill Elder After COVID Outbreak In Jail
• Murder Suspect Leon Taylor Escapes Transport Van At McDonald's In Indiana After Being Extradited From North Texas
• How Long For Masks After Covid Vaccine? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• COVID-19 In Maryland: State Passes 5,000 Deaths, Hospitalizations Set New High For Fifth Time In Week
• Fraudsters File Unemployment Claim In Name Of Man Who Died More Than A Year Ago; Daughter Worries It Will Affect Estate
• Jennifer Lopez raising awareness for Feeding America
• Texas-Based Company At Center Of Hack That Penetrated Several U.S. Government Agencies
• COVID Vaccinations Start At Several Hospitals Across Colorado
• VIDEO: Christmas Tree Sparks Early Morning San Jose House Fire
• U.S. Rowers Prepare For COVID Delayed Tokyo Olympics Training On Oakland Estuary
• Stafford's Status Unknown
• Fire Tears Through Detached Garage Of Highland Park Home
• Indiana County Man Arrested After Police Allegedly Find 2 Bricks Of Suspected Heroin In Gas Station Trash Can
• Illinois House Committee Ends Investigation Of Speaker Michael Madigan, Finds No Misconduct In ComEd Case
• High-Tech, Touch-Free Handwashing Station To Be Implemented At Pittsburgh International Airport
• More Than 150 People Gather At Sideshows Around Sacramento County, 20 Cars Towed
• Police give details about horse and buggy crash that killed 3 minors
• Only In Florida: Lobster Trap Holiday Tree Highlights Key West Decorations
• Babies At AHN Dress Up To Celebrate National Cupcake Day
• Boston Ranks No. 1 On List Of 'Most Caring Cities In America'
• Gaping Hole Left Behind When Car Slams Into Margate Apartment Building
• Police: 28-Year-Old Man Dies After Being Shot In Head In West Philadelphia
• Drew Lock: Broncos KJ Hamler Is 'Making My Job Easy'
• Man pays off 114 neighbors' utility bills before Christmas
• Pittsburgh Steelers Offensive Lineman Zach Banner Donating Part Of Game Check To Tree Of Life Synagogue
• George Floyd Case: Derek Chauvin's Attorney Asks For More Time Ahead Of Trial
• Patriots Playoff Chances Suffer Near-Knockout Blow From Ravens' Win Over Browns
• As COVID-19 Vaccine Rolls Out BBB Warns Consumers Should Prepare For Influx Of Scams
• Bay Area COVID Roundup: Pandemic Puppy Shortage; San Mateo County Tells Visitors To Stay Away; Famed San Francisco Cliff House's Final Straw
• Lamar Jackson Swears He 'Didn't Pull A Paul Pierce,' Denies Emergency Bathroom Situation
• Grand Menorah Parade Set To Take Place For 6th Night Of Chanukah
• COVID-19 Vaccines Arriving At Several Hospitals In Massachusetts
• Video From Inside Allegheny County Jail Raises Concerns Among Elected Officials Over Food Service
• ESPN Analysts Dan Orlovsky, Ryan Clark Ponder Eagles QB Future: 'Why Is Our Team Better When Carson Wentz Isn't The Quarterback?'
• Allegheny County Sheriff Deputies Reassigned For Maskless Photo Inside Restaurant
• 'I've Focused On Cultivating A Home Filled With Laughter': Melanie Dale On Pandemic Parenting
• Broward Schools Moving To More Traditional Classroom Format For 2nd Semester
• Kennedy Township Police Say Missing, Endangered 45-Year-Old Was Found Safe
• Rideshare Driver Carjacked At Gunpoint In Washington Park
• County Sheriff Offering $10,000 Reward For Information Leading To Arrest In Shooting Death Of 18-Year-Old McKayla Perri In Newark
• Putin congratulates Biden, says he's "ready for collaboration"
• Dozens of kids possibly exposed to COVID at Santa photo shoot
• "Spectacular" images capture only total solar eclipse of 2020
• Lawmaker quits GOP over bid to overturn Biden's win
• Georgia GOP official urges Trump to respect Electoral College vote
• 'Sopranos' Cast Set For Virtual Reunion Friday
• Georgia official warns Democrats of "lower turnout" in runoffs
• Braddock Restaurant Owner Files Defamation Suit Against Mayor
• Trump announces Attorney General Bill Barr is leaving
• Lamar Jackson, Gus Edwards Score 2 TDs Each As Ravens Soar Over Browns 47-42
• NYC mayor says city may face another full shutdown
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/15 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• COVID In Philadelphia: Dr. Thomas Farley Warns Residents About Holiday Plans As City Looks To Begin Vaccine Distribution
• State Of Colorado Dismisses Six Law Officers For Lying
• Ex-Jeffrey Epstein girlfriend seeks $28.5 million bail package
• FDA: Moderna COVID vaccine shows "no specific safety concerns"
• LA County Reports 7,344 New COVID-19 Cases, 48 Deaths
• All 538 electors have voted, formalizing Biden's 306-232 win
• Senators unveil bipartisan COVID-19 relief bills
• Biggest snowstorm in years set to target Northeast
• Orange County Reports 3,250 New COVID-19 Cases, Record Hospitalizations
• Star player reportedly in medically induced coma after collapsing
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Coronavirus Testing To Be Made Available For Pittsburgh International Airport Passengers
• ICU Nurse First Among LA County Healthcare Workers To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• CFD Shuts Off Gas Line After Bullet Hits Gas Meter At Mayfair Home
• Pfizer vaccine research chief says fight against COVID-19 is personal
• Boko Haram claims kidnap of hundreds of Nigerian schoolboys
• COVID In NYC: Governor, Mayor Say New Yorkers Should Prepare For Second Possible Shutdown
• Investigation Underway Following Crash In New Castle County
• Colorado Family Asked To Leave Plane After Toddler Refuses To Wear Mask
• Watch A Holiday Double Feature At ChiTown Movies Drive-In
• Firefighters Battle 2-Alarm Blaze At Home In East Germantown
• COVID-19 Making Life Even More Difficult For Day Laborers; 'We Can't Get A Job, And We Need Some Food'
• Cracked Egg Catering Co. Distancing Itself From Controversial Brentwood Restaurant With Similar Name
• "Twitter killer" sentenced to death for serial murders
• After Friends Call Off Trip To Mexico Because Of Pandemic, They Can't Get Full Refund Or Credit From Airbnb
• Minnesota Legislature Votes To Pass $216M COVID Relief Package
• Local Couple Adapts Wedding Plans Due To Coronavirus Pandemic, Makes The Best Of Their Big Day
• 12 Celtics Storylines To Follow Throughout 2020-21 Season
• Chicago Weather: Chilly Day Tuesday, Slow Warmup Ahead
• Winter Weather Watch: 4-7" Of Snow Accumulation Expected For Pittsburgh Area
• Southboro Teens Create Tutoring Service For Remote Learning
• Numerous Drugs, Weapons, Cash Seized In New Castle Bust
• Holiday Cookie Recipes: Rachael Perron from Kowalski's
• Gov. Tom Wolf Encourages Pennsylvanians To Use 'Pennie' For Health Insurance Coverage As Deadline Approaches
• COVID Pets: Pandemic Brings Puppy Shortage But Dogs, Cats At Shelters Still Need Forever Homes
• COVID Vaccines Arrive, Bay Area Hospital Begins Giving Doses On Tuesday
• COVID: San Mateo Co. Stays Open But Local Officials Urge Non-Residents To 'Stay Out'
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• Major snowstorm expected to bring blizzard-like conditions to Northeast
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• How Biden's Justice Department could respond to Hunter Biden probe
• FDA says Moderna's coronavirus vaccine is highly effective
• Child's quest for answers about coronavirus pandemic takes unexpected turn
• Video appears to contradict suspect's account in Ahmaud Arbery shooting death
• Shipping companies face holiday surge during vaccine rollout
• Funding shortfalls hinder vaccine distribution in small towns
• Biden campaigns in Georgia ahead of critical Senate runoffs
• Millions in the Northeast brace for biggest snowstorm in years
• Vaccine distribution expands amid record COVID hospitalizations
• CBS Evening News, December 15, 2020
• Biden slams GOP senators who "did nothing" as Trump tried to nullify Georgia votes
• Rep. Jim Clyburn on Joe Biden's Cabinet picks and Jaime Harrison for DNC chair
• Rep.-elect Nicole Malliotakis on NYC's COVID response and flipping her district red
• 12/15: Red and Blue
• Biden speaks at drive-in campaign rally for Georgia Senate runoffs
• As COVID-19 vaccination effort ramps up, doctor urges Americans to stay vigilant
• New York officials warn there could be more COVID-related shutdowns
• Northeast braces for biggest snowstorm in years
• Dad gets tattoo just like son's birthmark so he wouldn't be self-conscious of it anymore
• Mitch McConnell congratulates Biden and Harris on winning 2020 election
• Biden stumping for Democratic Senate candidates in Georgia runoffs
• Cardinal George Pell writes book about his time in prison
• Miami Herald: Cruise industry "secretly funded disinformation campaign"
• Critics don't think government's vaccine awareness campaign is doing enough to allay concerns
• Aid groups warn COVID-19 pandemic could lead to child marriage spike
• U.S. accelerates vaccine rollout as nation surpasses 300,000 deaths
• Attorney General William Barr to resign before Christmas
• WorldView: Countries across the globe begin COVID-19 vaccinations; Boko Haram claims responsibility for kidnappings
• Florida man pays 114 neighbors' utility bills before Christmas
• Celebrities raise thousands of dollars for teen battling rare form of cancer
• Senator Mitt Romney on Electoral College vote, COVID-19 relief bill negotiations
• Doctor on next steps as Americans begin to receive COVID-19 vaccines
• Smokey Robinson's mispronunciation of Chanukah has gone viral
• Bodycam footage shows William "Roddie" Bryan telling police, "I made a few moves" at Ahmaud Arbery
• First U.S. coronavirus vaccine recipients on side effects, message to skeptics
• Attorney General Barr resigns minutes after Electoral College formalizes President-elect Biden's win
• Biden's Electoral College victory made official in final vote count
• U.S. COVID-19 death toll passes 300,000 as vaccine rolls out
• COVID-19 vaccinations begin as death toll passes 300,000
• 12/15: CBSN AM
• Pfizer head of vaccine research: "I took this very personally... nothing else mattered"