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• UPDATE Big Waves Cause Erosion Damage To Street Near Pacifica Pier
• Firefighter Injured Battling Large Commercial Building Fire In Chatsworth
• Night 6: Darvel Court, Folsom
• 'I Did Spend A Lot Of Extra Money': Holiday Shopping Habits Impacted By Ongoing Pandemic
• Erasing Hate: Mother Cleans Up Racist Graffiti Spray-Painted Near Rocklin Elementary School
• Kelly Turner Pleads Not Guilty In Murder Of 7-Year-Old Daughter Olivia Gant
• Colorado Avoids Post-Thanksgiving COVID Spike As Hospitalizations Decline
• Octavis Styles Arrested In Florida, Accused Of Murder In Aurora
• Megachurch Launches 'Freedom Fund' For Placer Businesses During Shutdown
• Evaluating Pandemic Protections: CDC To Start Rating Effectiveness Of Face Coverings
• Denver West High School Reuniting After 10 Years
• Getting Paid To Shop Local: Stanislaus County App Helps Businesses And Customers
• COVID In Colorado: Grocery Store Employees Union Calls For More Protections During Pandemic
• ICU At Marysville Hospital At Zero Capacity, So Where Do You Go?
• Stay-At-Home Order Takes Effect In Solano County Thursday Night
• COVID Surge: San Mateo County To Join Stay-At-Home Order Amid Record Cases, Rising Hospitalizations
• Man Shot, Killed Outside Baldwin Hills Target During Attempted Robbery
• 2 Minnesota Bars Face Liquor License Suspensions Hours After Reopening In Defiance Of Exec. Order
• 2 Suspects Accused Of Breaking In, Trashing Placer County Home And Stealing Food
• COVID Vaccines: Ultracold Freezers For Pfizer Shot Arrive In San Mateo County With Distribution Set To Begin
• Chicago Weather: Lakeside Snow Showers In The Morning
• MLB Tells Managers Spring Training Will Start On Time, But Cubs' David Ross Says Nothing Set In Stone
• Zach LaVine, Coby White On Game As Bulls Blow Out OKC In Preseason Matchup
• Prank Phone Call Leads Roseville SWAT Team To Unsuspecting Retirement Community
• No. 21 Duke Beats Notre Dame In ACC Opener
• Palo Alto's Foothills Park Opening To All For 1st Time In Decades After Referendum Campaign Fails
• Major Winter Storm Could Bring More Than 16 Inches Of Snow To Massachusetts Thursday
• Parking Bans, Snow Emergencies For December 16-17, 2020 Nor'easter
• COVID-19 Latest: Judge Blocks Anne Arundel County Dining Ban, Says Restrictions Unfairly Target Restaurants
• Segerstrom Plans To Resume Performances In October 2021
• Moderna's COVID Vaccine Up For FDA Emergency Use Approval Thursday
• Winter Storm Forecast: How Much Snow Is Expected In The Tri-State Area?
• 995 Chicago Restaurants And Bars Get City Grants, But Some Miss Out And Are Struggling Even More To Hang On
• At Least 6 Injured In 19-Vehicle Pileup On Henry Hudson Parkway
• Local Doctor Says Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine Is 'Above' What Health Officials Expected It To Be
• Family Mourns Father, Jijo George, Who Died In Work Accident At O'Hare International Airport
• Snowfall Building Up In Westchester County; Area Could See 1 Foot Of Snow
• Survey Sheds Light On Distance Learning Troubles Facing Students, Teachers
• 'Super Fun' | Marylanders Take Advantage Of Sledding, Outdoor Activities During First Snow Day Of The Year
• Pittsburgh Weather: Plow Trucks Struggle To Keep Up With Heavy Snowfall
• Police Searching For Man Accused Of Trying To Kill Pregnant Woman In Washington Co.
• Snow Storm Leads To Slick Roads, Dangerous Conditions Across Tri-State Area
• 2 Baltimore Police Officers, Civilian Injured In Crash On Hanover Street Bridge
• Bay Area Post Offices See Crush Of Holiday Packages During Pandemic; Customers Report Delays
• Philadelphia Weather: Freezing Rain, Snow Will Lead To Hazardous, Icy Commute Thursday
• Coral Gables Restaurant Owner Says Shutdowns For 'Hospitality Industry Is Diabolical'
• 'This Is Only The Start': Gov. Ron DeSantis Says More Vaccines On The Way For State's Most Vulnerable
• Experts Say Good Headlights Are Key To Avoiding An Accident In The First Place
• Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie Urges Americans To Wear Face Masks In New Ad
• Heavy Snow Brings Grief For Drivers, Joy To Children In Philadelphia, South Jersey
• City Council Progressive Caucus And Black Caucus Call For Hearings, Inspector General's Investigation Into Wrong Police Raid Where Anjanette Young Was Handcuffed Naked In Her Home
• St. Paul's Center For Lost Objects Offers Lessons In 'Upcycling'
• Police: 2 Dead After At Least 30 Vehicles Involved In Crash On Interstate 80 In Clinton County
• Samuel Birch Charged With Murder, Robbery In Fatal Shooting Of Centennial Gas Station Clerk On Thanksgiving
• Permit System For Indian Peaks Wilderness To Move Online
• Police: Barricaded Suspect Fired More Than 100 Rounds During Modesto Standoff
• San Bernardino Reports 5.5K New COVID-19 Cases, Riverside Adds Nearly 4K
• Excitement, Trepidation Grow As In-Person Learning Set To Restart For Youngest Minnesota Students
• Affidavit: Dispute Over Repossessed Vehicle Leads To Triple Murder At Fort Worth Used Car Lot
• Winter Weather: Heavy Snowfall Creates Hazardous Driving Conditions In Southwestern Pa.
• 2 Men Shot, Wounded In West Roseland
• Maryland's First Winter Storm Brings Snow, Sleet And Rain; Refreeze Is A Concern
• Police: Man Walking With Snow Blower Hit And Killed By Driver Of North Versailles Public Works Plow Truck
• Morris And Church Help DePaul Women Beat Kentucky
• United Airlines, CDC Launch Contact Tracing Initiative
• Delta Airlines Wants To Offer Quarantine-Free Travel By COVID-19 Testing
• Michigan Lawmakers Subpoena Detroit And Livonia Clerks
• 2nd COVID-19 Vaccine Could Be Approved By End Of Week
• 'This Is A Gift': Philadelphia Health Care Workers Have Hopes Of Ending COVID-19 As Vaccines Administered
• Rally Calls For Rep. Johnson To Be Reinstated To House Oversight Committee
• Ascension St. John's Hospital Employees Receive COVID-19 Vaccine
• Assisted Living Facilities Aim To Keep On Track With Vaccine Schedule
• Police Search For Man Accused Of Robbing Bank, Bomb Threat At Mansfield Stop & Shop
• Jennifer Granholm Perfect Fit To Lead Biden Energy Department, UC Berkeley Colleague Says
• Warren Andiamo Liquor License Suspended For Violating COVID-19 Executive Orders
• Jon Ossoff's view of the Georgia Senate runoff elections
• Superintendent announces snow day with heartfelt letter
• Lehigh County Weather: Heavy Snowfall Causing Slower Commutes In Allentown
• State Lawmaker Among Frontline Workers To Get COVID Vaccine
• Former Houston Police Captain Mark Aguirre Charged For Allegedly Holding Man At Gunpoint To Prove Voter Fraud
• 'An Abuse Of Power At The Most Catastrophic Level': Los Angeles County DA George Gascón Under Fire For Policy Changes
• OC Bishop Vann Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Ithiel Horton And Au'Diese Toney Help Pitt Beat Short-Handed Miami
• Denver Event Organizers Planning For Multiple Scenarios In 2021
• Amador County Unified Adjusts Grading Scale Due To Pandemic
• 40 Upper Chesapeake Frontline Healthcare Workers Receive COVID-19 Vaccines
• Police Searching For Elderly Porch Pirate Suspect In Stockton
• Limits On Large Gatherings Cooling Demand For Christmas Tamale Orders
• LAUSD Superintendent Calls For Federal Coronavirus Relief Package For Schools
• MLB Officially Recognizes Negro Leagues As Having Major League Status After 100 Years
• Suspect Arrested In Connection To Fatal Shooting Of Angel Cervantes Outside Of Liquor Store
• Hunter Biden The Focus Of Federal Investigation In Pittsburgh Involving U.S. Attorney Scott Brady And FBI
• Michigan Legislators Finalize Flint Water Settlement Plan To Borrow $600M
• Duluth Police Officer Tyler Leibfried 'Off Duty Indefinitely' After Internal Review
• The Suckers List: Even If You Weren't Scammed, You Could Be On It
• Texas man killed by police was shot in the back, attorney says
• Man Found Dead In Dallas Apartment Unit That Caught Fire
• Tom Cruise Screams At 'Mission Impossible' Crew For Not Following COVID-19 Protocols
• Ex-Hogan Aide Declines To Answer Questions About Severance
• Michigan House Adds Drunken Driving To Expungement Program
• Baltimore's New Year's Eve Celebration Canceled Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Northwest Indiana's Chesterton Tribune To Cease Print Publication After 136 Years
• North Texas Siblings Turn Love Of Jigsaw Puzzles Into Small Business 'Puzzles Of Color'
• Marblehead Police Officer Resigns After Allegedly Scratching Swastika Into Fellow Officer's Vehicle
• California Committees Eye Who's Next For Scarce Coronavirus Vaccines
• Dave Savini Reflects On Wrong Police Raid Where Anjanette Young Was Handcuffed Naked
• Gambling Revenues Continue To Tumble At State's 3 Casinos
• Baltimore City Council Considering Capping Food Delivery App Fees
• Oakland Sees Alarming Trend Of Armed Teens, Juveniles Committing Violent Crimes
• Aurora VA Hospital Is 1 Of 37 VAs To Receive COVID Vaccine
• Task Force Report: Native American Women, Girls Suffer More Violence
• Trump Administration Cuts Healthcare Funds To California Over Abortions
• Federal prisons to prioritize staffers for COVID-19 vaccine
• Anjanette Young Incident Fits In With Clear And Distinct Pattern Of Wrong Police Raids
• Winter Storm May Stress Already Struggling Mail Carriers And Delivery Companies Amid Holiday Rush
• Trump Administration Cuts California Medicaid Funding Over State's Abortion Coverage Mandate
• Sea Turtle Rescue Season Sets Records On Cape Cod
• Kidsburgh: School Buys 520 Ukuleles For Elementary Students
• Dallas Couple Decorates House With Nintendo Game
• Assemblymember Jim Cooper Exploring Sacramento County Sheriff Run
• Number Of Pfizer COVID-19 Doses Coming To Illinois In Second Half Of December Cut In Half
• Solano County Placed Under Stay-At-Home Order Starting Thursday Night
• COVID Vaccine (MN): St. Cloud Company's Dry Ice Helping Vaccines Go The Distance
• COVID-19 Vaccine Arrives At Joliet Hospital
• Annual Wreaths Across America Effort Getting Started At DFW National Cemetery
• While Some Schools Go Remote For Storm, Others Stick With Snow Day
• Suspect Arrested In Series Of Sexual Assaults In Oakland
• 'I Was So Proud Of Our Team': USC Athletic Director, Mike Bohn On UCLA Game, Upcoming Oregon Faceoff
• Hinsdale High School Swimmer Dies In North Carolina Car Crash
• California Exodus? Growth Rate At Record Low As More People Leave
• Neighbors At 115th And Wentworth Are Sick Of Heaps Of Trash And Debris In Alley, Say City Has Failed To Do Something About It
• Brush Fire Along 405 Freeway In Sepulveda Pass Snarls Traffic
• COVID Testing Site Opening At Sacramento International Airport
• No More Snow Days? De Blasio Says No In-Person Learning At NYC Public Schools Thursday, But Remote Learning Will Happen
• Full Shutdown Or Not? Cuomo Takes On De Blasio's Suggestion Of Another Pause After Christmas
• White Plains School District Cancels Thursday Classes, Gives Students An Old-Fashioned Snow Day
• COVID In Denver: Tuition Support Continues For Preschoolers
• MACV Says Women Constitute Their Fastest-Growing Segment Of Homeless Veterans
• Livermore's Culinary Angels Deliver Meals With Love To Those In Need
• Fire, Politics Driving Some Residents Out Of California
• AG Nessel Issues Consumer Alert On DTE Imposter Scams
• Waseca Travel Agency Owner Matthew Schumacher Accused Of Defrauding Agents
• Long Beach Grocery Stores To Pay Workers An Extra $4 Per Hour In Hazard Pay
• COVID Vaccinations Rolled Out At Mount Sinai Medical Center In Miami Beach
• COVID In Superior: Residents To Receive Gift Cards To Spend At Restaurants, Shops
• Minnesota Vikings Hold On To Kicker Dan Bailey, For Now
• Major Winter Storm Prompts Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont To Activate Severe Weather Protocol
• Fort Worth Mother Shawna Bieber Sentenced To 12 Years In Prison For Trying To Suffocate Her Baby
• COVID In Montgomery County: Hospital Staffing Remains Issue As Hospitalizations Highest Since Beginning Of Pandemic
• 'Make Other Kids Happy': Positano Restaurant And Pizzeria Holds 'Empty Table Toy Drive'
• Menifee Woman Pleads Guilty To Fraudulently Obtaining Over $500K From EDD
• COVID-19 And Schools: Only One-Third Of CPS Students Plan To Return To In-Person Learning In January
• West Oakland Fire Damages 2 Structures, Displaces 9 People
• Teen Rescued After Falling Through Ice While Trying To Take Photos On Frozen Lake
• Pa. Senator Pat Toomey Calls It 'Wildly Inappropriate' For Republicans To Obstruct Joe Biden's Win
• Teen Gets Surprise Of A Lifetime Courtesy Of Friendship Circle Miami
• YWCA Gets $9M Donation, Chicago Branch Excited About Expanding Services: 'It's Mind Blowing!'
• Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Presents Its First Virtual Season
• Alleged 'Boogaloo Bois' Member Who Traveled To Minneapolis During Unrest Pleads Guilty To Terrorism Charge
• Too Short, E-40 To Battle On Verzuz to Promote New Albums
• COVID Testing Site Opening At Sacramento International Airport
• Brentwood Residents Oppose Plans To Bring Garbage Facility To Neighborhood
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Veterans Fear They're Being Forgotten With The Vaccine
• Will Trump Move To Mar-A-Lago? Not If Some Neighbors Have Their Say
• Dr. Max's COVID Vaccine FAQs: What Happens If You Don't Get The Second Dose Of Vaccine? Could There Be A Spike In False Positive COVID Tests As People Get Vaccinated?
• Deputies Searching For Hacienda Heights Man Missing For 3 Months
• COVID In Florida: 11,541 New Daily Cases And 125 Additional Deaths
• Orioles Gift Guide Aims To Spread Holiday Cheer, Excite Fans For Upcoming Season
• National Jewish Doctors On The Front Lines Of COVID Grateful To Get The Vaccine
• Health Care Workers Line Up As Hospitals Receive COVID-19 Vaccines
• Hit-&-Run Crash Turns Deadly For Driver Who Slammed Into NW Miami-Dade Home
• Boston Police Officer Talks About Surviving COVID-19 On The Front Lines
• Myon Burrell's Attorneys Now Shift To Fight For His Exoneration
• Trump expected to attend RNC meeting in January
• Bucks County Weather: Conditions Deteriorating As Snow Falling At Fierce Clip
• Larimer County Warns Of Tax Lien Scam Notices In The Mail
• Grocery Store Worker Killed By Illegal Freight Elevator In Hell's Kitchen
• Winter Weather: Crews Out Treating Roads With 6 To 9 Inches Of Snow In The Forecast
• Boston Police Honor Former Lieutenant With Gift Cards For Charlestown Families
• Kids Unlikely To Get COVID-19 Vaccine By Next School Year
• Gov. Walz To Allow Outdoor Dining, Announces Next Steps For Reopening Gyms And Schools
• 'I Definitely Want The Vaccine': Doses To Soon Be Available At Minnesota's Long-Term Care Facilities
• Several Vehicles Stuck In Snow, Stalled On Schuylkill Expressway Westbound
• Homeless Families To Be Sheltered At Oakland's Clifton Hall Through Project Homekey
• Dallas ISD Superintendent Michael Hinojosa Working On Plan For Teachers To Receive COVID-19 Vaccine
• Sacramento-Area Athletes To Retrace Sierra Escape Of Donner Party Survivors
• Denver Health To Administer First Pfizer Vaccines On Thursday
• Philadelphia Weather: PennDOT Urging Drivers To Limit Travel During Winter Storm
• Gym Owners Say They're Being Unfairly Targeted As COVID Cases Rise
• LA City Attorney Warns Residents Of COVID-19 Vaccine Scams
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: December On Track To Be Allegheny County's Deadliest Month
• Terror Suspect Arrested After Allegedly Plotting 9/11-Style Attack In U.S.
• Arien Disher, Accused Of Attempted Murder, Arrested In Remote Area
• 'A Two Front Storm': COVID-19 Complicates Snow Storm Preparations
• Mic'd Up Belichick To McVay After Rams Beat Pats: 'You [Bleeping] Killed Us'
• Rockland County Executive Ed Day: 'Stay Home' As Winter Storm Socks Area
• 'I Am Disappointed': No Snow Day For Philadelphia Public Schools Thursday, Despite Student-led Petition
• Heavy Snow Making Driving Conditions Difficult In Chester County
• Police Arrest Man Accused Of Sucker-Punching Elderly Man In Miami Beach
• New York City Restaurants Close Outdoor Dining As Major Winter Storm Hits
• NBA star backs teens trying to change Confederate school name
• CAMACOL, Marlins Host Drive-Thru Holiday Food Basket Giveaway, No Vouchers Needed
• Philadelphia Weather: Thundersnow, Lightning Possible For Portions Of Region During Winter Storm
• COVID In Philadelphia: Thousands Of Hospital Health Care Workers Begin Receiving Coronavirus Vaccinations
• Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID-19 Vaccine Questions
• COVID-19 Testing At Timonium Fairgrounds Canceled Thursday For Bad Weather
• Rookie Quarterback Jalen Hurts Learning To Adjust As He Looks To Lead Eagles To Another Victory Vs. Arizona Cardinals
• Court: Ohio Must Allow Gender Changes On Birth Certificates
• US Prosecutors Expected To Unseal Charges Filed Against New Suspect In Pan Am Flight 103 Bombing
• Maryland Zoo Remains Closed Thursday
• 'She Deserved More... It's Not Fair': Siblings Grieve For Texas HS Senior Aramis Mora Killed When Car Slammed Into House
• Pittburg Landfill Won't Be Tested For Radioactive Waste; Report Shows '95% Confidence' None Exists
• First COVID Vaccines Administered at Johns Hopkins Medicine
• Massachusetts Reports 5,450 New COVID Cases, 71 Additional Deaths
• 'Mental Health Issues At Crisis Level' For Children During COVID Pandemic, Expert Warns
• Authorities: Video Contradicts Account Of Suspect Leon Taylor's Escape
• 16-Year-Old Among 2 Dead After Shooting In Zion
• 14 convicted for helping killers in 2015 Charlie Hebdo attack
• How to avoid getting buried in holiday debt
• Denver Public Schools To Bring Artificial Intelligence Into The Classroom
• Driver Allegedly Involved In NH Crash Faces Charges For Not Clearing Truck Of Snow
• 12-Year-Old Parkville Girl Missing Since Tuesday Night
• Florida Man Grabs Golf Ball That Landed On Alligator's Tail
• Krebs again defends election at contentious Senate hearing
• California Sees Record-High COVID Cases And Deaths As Surge Continues
• COVID Costs: San Jose Places Caps On Food Delivery Service Fees
• Maryland Weather: Winter Storm Moves Out Of State, Brings Nearly A Foot Of Snow To Some Spots
• VIDEO: Collier Township EMS Workers Almost Hit By Truck Sliding Across Snowy Road
• Signs Of Maturity Are Everywhere With Jayson Tatum
• California Sees Largest Daily Spike In COVID Cases To Date, Nearly 300 Deaths
• Dog Rescued By Riverside County Animal Control Officers After Becoming Stuck In Bathroom Window
• Marquise Brown Among 3 Ravens Wide Receivers Placed On Reserve/COVID-19 List
• Cole The Cat Is Up For Adoption At The MD SPCA
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Introduces Plan To Eliminate Exemptions To Chicago's Welcoming City Ordinance
• Steelers' JuJu Smith-Schuster Discusses Dancing On Bills Logo: 'I'm Not Going To Stop Being Myself, I Plan To Keep Doing It'
• Gordon Hayward Day-To-Day With Fractured Finger He Suffered During Hornets Debut
• First Code Blue Extreme Health Alert Issued In Baltimore, Third Cold-Related Death Reported
• Global rich need to cut their carbon footprint 97%, UN says
• COVID In Colorado: Frontline Workers Vaccinations Continue At HealthONE Hospitals
• Texas, 9 Other States Sue Google Over 'Anticompetitive Practices, Deceptive Misrepresentations'
• Kofi Cockburn Scores 33 As No. 13 Illinois Routs Minnesota 92-65
• Car Crashes Into Home, Kills Texas H.S. Senior Aramis Mora As She Took Virtual Classes
• Florida Man Sentenced To 50 Years For Stabbing Mom To Death
• With Alex Stalock Injured, MN Wild Sign Goalie Andrew Hammond For Insurance
• COVID: Google Glitch, Snowstorm Create Woes for Virtual Learners
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Pharmacy Students Vaccinate UPMC Employees Running Vaccine Clinic
• FDA Approves $30 COVID-19 Rapid Home Test Kit
• Minnesota Twins' Dustin Morse Given Fishel Award For PR Excellence By MLB
• Two Rescue Dogs Added To LA County Fire Search And Rescue Team
• Dallas County Sees Record High For New COVID-19 Cases With 2,438, Dozen More Deaths
• Ravens Place QB Trace McSorley On Injured Reserve
• Sniffing Out Pythons: Dogs Being Used To Track Invasive Burmese Pythons
• Around The Table: President-Elect Joe Biden's Speech Following Electoral College Vote
• Gregory Stapleton, 'Armed And Dangerous' Auraria Campus Stabbing Suspect, May Have Traveled To Houston
• 'Smothered By Lawlessness;' Feds Announce SF Tenderloin Drug Ring Bust, Rail Against Lax Prosecution
• Dallas Mavericks, Dwight Powell Pay Off Layaway Balances On Holiday Gifts For Some North Texas Families
• What to know about the four Georgia Senate candidates
• Michigan Lawmakers OK Bills To Let College Athletes Be Paid
• Missing Maryland Teen Hannah Page Could Be In Pittsburgh, National Center Of Missing And Exploited Children Says
• Maryland Board Of Public Works Approves $250M Deal To Complete Purple Line
• Stimulus Package Update: Congressional Leaders Move Closer To COVID Relief Deal
• Man Storms Into Woman's Home, Attacks Her With Hammer In Domestic Incident In Edgewater, Police Say
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Health, Education Departments Urge Colleges To Start Semesters Online
• Citizens Insurance, Florida's Insurer Of Last Resort, Looks For Higher Rates
• Massachusetts Charges Robinhood App With Targeting Inexperienced Investors, Failing To Prevent Outages
• What Happened To Anjanette Young Isn't New; Here Are Some Of The Faces Of CPD Wrong Raids
• Pittsburgh Steelers WR JuJu Smith-Schuster Pays Off $12,500 In Layaway Balances At Burlington
• National Center For Missing And Exploited Children Searching For 14-Year-Old Hannah Page, Believed To Be In Pittsburgh Area
• COVID In Colorado: Artists Can Apply For Coronavirus Pandemic Relief
• Car Crashes Into Home, Kills Greenville HS Senior Aramis Mora As She Took Virtual Classes
• Atlantic City To Auction Spot To Push Demolish Button To Blow Up Trump Plaza Casino
• Broward Teacher Investigated For Allegedly Watching Porn During Remote-Learning Class
• LAPD Arrests Man Suspected Of Groping Nearly 2 Dozen Women In Westwood Area
• Brad Stevens Highlights How COVID-19 Will Change Game-Day Approach In NBA
• Moon rocks arrive on Earth for the first time since 1976
• Townships, Boroughs Across Southeastern Pennsylvania Declaring Snow Emergencies Ahead Of Powerful Winter Storm
• California Growth Rate At Record Low As More People Leave Than Move In
• As Walz Announces Loosened COVID Restrictions, GOP Argues They Should Go Further
• Baltimore VA Medical Center Vaccinating Employees, Long-Term Residents Against COVID-19
• COVID Vaccine: CoCo Supes Ask State to Prioritize Teachers for Vaccines
• 13-Year-Old Boy Charged With Murder Of 40-Year-Old Chad Michael Jordan In Baltimore
• 18-Year-Old Man In Temporary Serious Condition After Detroit Shooting
• 'Pandemic' Is Merriam-Webster's Word Of The Year
• Fatal Fire In Building Adjacent To Santa Cruz County Jail Kills One, Injures Two Including Firefighter
• High Temperature Cleaning Solution Source Of Hazmat Incident At Brighton Long-Term Care Facility
• Loveland Pass Closed During Avalanche Mitigation
• Splitboarder Rescued After Avalanche Swept Him Into Tree Near Crested Butte
• 'Popping Champagne': Philadelphia Flyers' Oskar Lindblom Remains Cancer-Free
• Pritzker: Number Of COVID Vaccine Doses Promised To Illinois Cut In Half
• Rams Can Clinch Playoff Berth With Win Over Hapless Jets This Weekend
• Worcester Police: Menorah Reported Missing From Kelley Square Was Not Stolen
• COVID-19 In West Virginia: State Begins Drive To Vaccinate All Nursing Homes In Weeks
• Texas-Based American Airlines Warns Of Flight Delays From Winter Storm
• Storm Watch: Gov. Murphy Issues State Of Emergency, Urges Drivers To Stay Off Roads
• AI Helps Co-pilot US Military Aircraft For The First Time
• Coronavirus In Illinois: Improvements Continue In Positivity Rates And Hospitalizations, But Deaths Still Above Spring Surge
• Vikings Week 15 Playoff Scenarios: Must-Win Game Against Bears, Need Help From Eagles
• Gov. Tom Wolf Signs Winter Weather Emergency Proclamation
• Ayanna Pressley Leads Dozens Of Congress Members In Calling On Biden To End Death Penalty
• Timeline: When Will Snow Arrive In Western Pennsylvania Wednesday?
• MLB officially recognizes Negro League as "major league" after 100 years
• Ohio Man Who Claimed To Be Missing Aurora Boy Sentenced To 2 Years
• San Bernardino County Goes To California Supreme Court Over Newsom's Regional Stay-At-Home Order
• Volunteers Deliver Holidays Meals To New Yorkers Too Sick To Cook For Themselves: 'Food Is Medicine'
• Naval Academy Midshipman John Johnson Dies In Drowning Accident While On Leave
• Aldermen Approve Regulatory Relief Measures For Businesses To Help Offset COVID Costs
• N'Keal Harry's Trainer Says Cam Newton Deserves Blame For Receiver's Lack Of Production
• New University Park Chief Selected After Veteran Chief Of Police Greg Spradlin Retires 
• Acting defense head vows to help vets who served at toxic base before Jan. 20
• Mask Up, Mask Right: MDHHS Offers Guidance On Face Coverings
• Kirk Cameron Protests Stay-At-Home Orders With Thousand Oaks Singalong
• COVID-19 Creating Mental Health Crisis For Children, Experts Say
• Surprise Proposal During Hay Ride At Shady Brook Farm Holiday Lights Show
• COVID Vaccine: Elmhurst Hospital Staff Receive 1st Doses At New York City's Health + Hospitals
• COVID In Philadelphia: Penn Medicine Administers First Pfizer Vaccine To ER Nurse Eric Young
• COVID Restrictions: Hospitality Groups Call Gov's Expected Extension To Indoor Dining Pause 'Shameful And Unjust'
• Kenyan man charged with plotting 9/11-style attack on U.S.
• Homicide Detectives Investigating Body Found In Allegheny River
• Santa Clara County Providing Free Feminine Hygiene Products
• Modesto Schools Paying Students' AP And IB Exam Fees
• Chicago Firefighters Receive Thank You Gifts Of Gratitude
• Storm Watch: Nassau Officials Ask Business Owners To Help Keep Roads Clear
• Chicago Teachers Union Concerned About School Ventilation As Students Return To In Person Learning
• Rose Bowl Will Be Played On New Year's Day With No Fans, Family In Stands
• Christmas Comes Early For Forney Resident Who Won $1 Million On Texas Lottery Scratch Ticket
• Inmates In Colorado Facing Big Virus Risks Not Near Top Of Vaccine Lists
• Chanel, Gucci, Burberry... Texas Sheriff's Investigators Seize Thousands In Knock-Off Goods From Mall
• Pittsburgh Weather: Snow Expected To Begin Wednesday Afternoon, High Totals Forecast
• Coast Guard Offloads More Than $411 Million In Cocaine, Marijuana At Port Everglades
• Farm Share Working To Feed 3,500 South Florida Families
• FDA Approves At-Home COVID-19 Test
• COVID-19 In Washington County: Monongahela Valley Hospital Worker Gets County's First Coronavirus Vaccination
• Cocaine-laden ghost boat washes up in Marshall Islands
• COVID In Minnesota: 92 More Deaths Reported Ahead Of Extended Restrictions Announcement
• Mobile Field Hospitals Come To OC For Surge Of COVID-19 Patients
• New Jersey Weather: Gov. Phil Murphy Issues State Of Emergency Ahead Of Winter Storm
• Some Illinois Hospitals Still Waiting For Vaccine Shipments
• Greeley Police Officer Comes To The Rescue After Python Slithers Into Home
• CBS' Andrew Catalon Praises Ravens, Lamar Jackson: 'This Is A Team Not A Lot Of Other AFC Teams Want To See In Playoffs'
• 'Will Take Us A While': Driver Shortages Due To COVID Could Impact Snow Cleanup Time
• 'This Is Nostalgic For Me': Philadelphia Residents Preparing For First Major Snowfall In Nearly Two Years
• Cannons Now 8th Team In Premier Lacrosse League After Merger With Major League Lacrosse
• United Way Of Central Maryland Receives $20M Gift From MacKenzie Scott
• Ravens' Lamar Jackson Named AFC Offensive Player Of The Week
• TIMELINE: When Will Snow Arrive In Philadelphia Area Wednesday?
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 10,049 New COVID-19 Cases, 278 Additional Deaths
• LeBron James, Anthony Davis To Make Preseason Debut Against Phoenix Suns
• Congressional leaders near deal on COVID bill with stimulus checks
• High Surf Advisory Along The Coast; Surfers Await 20-25 Foot Monster Waves At Mavericks
• Santa Rosa Police Investigating Possible Murder-Suicide
• Police Confirm Interstate-35E Crash In Milford Left 2 Family Members Dead, 2 Injured
• Pennsylvania State Vet Clears Santa's Reindeer For Take Off
• Gov. Larry Hogan Says US Needs Bipartisan Action As Pandemic Rages, Accepts National Co-Chair Role For 'No Labels' Political Org
• Honda recalls 1.4 million U.S. vehicles for software flaw, fire risk
• Firefighter In Stable Condition After Responding To Fire In Greenfield
• COVID Deaths: Coronavirus Grim Toll Soars; State Purchases 5,000 Body Bags; Launches Emotional PSA
• Attorney General Josh Shapiro Shuts Down Student Loan Forgiveness Scam, Gets $74,000 In Refunds
• COVID Surge: San Mateo County Superior Court Suspends Jury Trials
• Driver Charged In Brooklyn Center Crash That Killed 15-Year-Old Boy
• Cash-Strapped Aurora Paid Thousands To Send Firefighters To Fitness Competition During COVID Pandemic
• 8-Year-Old Boy Dies After Canton Township Shooting
• Supreme Court takes up NCAA dispute over compensating college athletes
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 1,074 New COVID-19 Cases And 13 Additional Deaths
• Baltimore City Schools Website Back Up After Briefly Going Down
• What is "Section 230," and why do people want to kill it?
• Chicago Weather: Lakefront Trail Closed Amid High Waves, Icy Conditions
• Ex-police captain held man at gunpoint in bogus fraud claim
• Inmates In Texas, Across U.S. Facing Big Virus Risks And Are Nowhere Near The Top Of Vaccine Lists
• Trump's Attorney Jenna Ellis Testifies At Colorado Capitol During Election Integrity Hearing
• Florida Man Bitten By Shark, Walks Home Bleeding
• Aqib Talib Tells Hilarious Story Of How He Confronted Greg Schiano, Leading To Trade To Patriots
• Drive-Up Tool Drive Helps Habitat For Humanity Of Metro Denver Build Communities
• Landmark U.K. ruling blames air pollution for 9-year-old girl's death
• STEM @ CGI Pittsburgh
• COVID In Maryland: 2,405 New Cases, 64 Deaths, Highest Since May
• California Inmates Some Of The First To Get COVID Vaccine This Winter
• TIMELINE: Maryland's First Major Winter Storm
• Driver Speeds Away After Hitting, Killing Woman In Winnetka
• Kristen Bell, Dax Shepard's Eco-Friendly Company 'Hello Bello' Brings Jobs, Diapers With New Waco Manufacturing Center
• Will Thursday Be A Snow Day For Massachusetts Schools? Read The State's Guidance
• Janel Gallegos, Andrew Abeyta Arrested, Accused In Murder Of Jordan Patterson Jr.
• San Francisco Police Release Body Cam Video Of Fisherman's Wharf Confrontation; Officer Charged With Assault
• 5 Star Certification Program Gives New Hope To Restaurants In Colorado's Level Red Counties
• New Jersey Weather: State Issues Commercial Vehicle Travel Restriction Ahead Of Winter Storm
• Ohio Man That Claimed To Be Missing Boy Sentenced To 2 Years
• Paris city hall fined for hiring too many women
• Bench Guards Shine, Stars Struggle & Other Overreactions To Celtics' Preseason Opener
• 2 Critically Injured After Car Wraps Around Pole In Inglewood
• Flames Rip Through Reseda Home, Family Member Missing
• Belle Vernon, Brownsville School Districts Stop Instruction Early So Kids Can Play In The Snow
• Sun City Home Victim Of Swatting Call, Roseville Police Say
• WATCH LIVE: Montgomery County Officials Hold COVID-19 Update
• Suspect Charged With Killing Taunton Man Whose Murder Conviction Was Recently Overturned
• Melania Trump participates in annual children's hospital visit
• 3 High-Ranking Fire Department Officials Ask For Demotion, Including One Who Sources Say Was Twice Denied Boarding On A Plane Because He Was Drunk
• Tech Gets 9 Months In Jail For Alcohol-Breath Device Crimes
• Government Makes History Carrying Out More Federal Executions In 2020 Than All U.S. States
• North Highlands Woman Caught While Allegedly Carrying Concealed Weapon, Possessing Meth
• 16-Year-Old Boy Shot While Walking On Sidewalk In Englewood
• Lions Hire Spielman
• More Americans To Make New Year's Resolutions Amid Pandemic
• Major snowstorm bears down on the Northeast
• PTL Links: December 16, 2020
• Video Shows Escape Of Prisoner Who Vanished Outside A Gary, Indiana McDonald's
• WI State Patrol Stop Holiday Lights-Strewn Vehicle, But Driver Given 'Credit For The Creativity'
• NYPD: Woman Shoved To The Ground, Dragged And Robbed In The Bronx
• Caught On Video: Woman Randomly Smacked In Face On Bronx Sidewalk
• Global nuclear agency chief says risks increased under Trump
• Julian Edelman Returns To Patriots Practice; Belichick Says Receiver Is 'In The Day-To-Day Category'
• Consumer Group: Car Insurers Should Give More Money Back To Customers During Pandemic
• Biden announces Pete Buttigieg as pick to lead Transportation Department
• U.S. warns new law in Mexico would "only benefit" drug cartels
• W. Va. Woman Sentenced To 20 Years For Recording Pornographic Video Of Child And Sending It To Another Person
• Dolphins' Playoff Hopes Falling, Hardest Remaining Schedule Among AFC Wild Card Contenders
• Cooking With Rania: Cranberry Bliss Bars
• Mayor resigns after threats over mask mandate: "I do not feel safe"
• NAACP Files Lawsuit Over Erie Highway Plan, Waterfront Access
• Bay Area COVID Roundup: Marin Runs Out Of ICU Rooms; State Orders 5,000 Body Bags; Livermore Parents Want Kids Back In Classrooms
• 2 Men Shot, Killed Inside Vehicle In West Baltimore, Police Investigating
• Texas Mom Helps Santa Get Explanatory Notes To Kids Who Can't Celebrate Christmas On December 25
• COVID Surge: Marin County Runs Out Of ICU Beds; 'Transmission Is Accelerating Exponentially'
• First At-Home Rapid Test For COVID-19 Approved By FDA
• Payton Pritchard Impresses In His Celtics Preseason Debut
• Ex-POWs the first vets to get COVID vaccine at Alabama VA hospital
• More Than 150 Businesses Plan To Reopen As Soon As Wednesday In Defiance Of Governor's Order
• Car insurers called out for paltry refunds to drivers
• Denver Weather: Windy Wednesday For Some, Next Chance Of Snow Arrives Friday
• Ohio Township Police Searching For Suspects In Vandalism Of Christmas Tree
• Coast Guard Rescues Two Stranded Duck Hunters Near Little Egg Inlet In Brigantine
• Storm Watch: Power Companies Under Pressure To Avoid Repeat Of Tropical Storm Isaias
• One Person Injured In Apartment Fire In Bridgeville
• 2-Alarm Fire Destroys Home In Harford County
• 'People Are Going To Die That Don't Need To Die': Available ICU Capacity Drops To 1.7% In Southern California Region
• Calif. Orders 5K Additional Body Bags, A Grim Reminder That COVID-19 Remains Deadly
• Texas-Based IT Firm SolarWinds In The Spotlight After Government Hack Brings Unwanted Attention
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/16 Wednesday Storm Forecast
• Biden expected to tap Jennifer Granholm for energy secretary
• Pelosi says members must wear a mask to speak on the House floor
• Twitter pulling plug on early live-streaming app Periscope
• Early voting kicks off in Senate runoffs
• 'Everybody Wants To Get It Right:' KDKA Meteorologists Explain How A Snowstorm Is Forecast
• California distributes 5,000 body bags as COVID deaths mounts
• McConnell says "we're getting closer and closer" to COVID relief deal
• Video appears to contradict suspect's account of Arbery killing
• Minnesota frees man convicted of killing child with stray bullet
• MacKenzie Scott, ex-wife of Jeff Bezos, donates $4.2 billion
• Saving Main Street: Cottage Grove
• 'This One Is Especially Personal,' Elizabeth Warren Says Of New Book 'Persist'
• Man who claimed to be long-missing boy gets 2 year sentence
• Suspected Carjacker Arrested After PIT Maneuver On I-94 In Minneapolis
• NJ Transit Adjusts Schedule In Anticipation Of Wintry Storm
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Hospitals Say Snowstorm Won't Impact Delivery Of Vaccine
• As Domestic Violence Calls Climb, Kane County Sheriff's Office Rolls Out Body Cameras For Deputies
• Babysitter's web searches lead to murder charge in girl's death
• COVID In Philadelphia: Health Care Workers To Begin Receiving Pfizer's Vaccine Today
• 9-Year-Old Massachusetts Girl Gets Surprise Call From CBS Evening News Anchor Norah O'Donnell
• Chicago Weather: Snow Showers Wednesday Morning
• Disinformation is national security issue says former NSA general counsel
• Dozens Of Animals Rescued From Home In Mercer County
• In a first, feds have executed more inmates this year than states
• Hair Stylist Opens Full Service Mobile Salon To Keep Working Through Pandemic
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Wolf Administration To Provide Nearly $4 Million CARES Act Funding To Local Counties
• Pitt Quarterback Kenny Pickett Announces Return On Twitter
• Tara VanDerveer becomes winningest women's college basketball coach
• Wednesday's Child: 11-Year-Old Amy
• U.S. Marshals Arrest Suspect Wanted For A Fatal Shooting In W. Va.
• On A Positive Note: Local Couple Expecting Triplets Make The Most Of Their Anniversary
• Six Flags Discovery Kingdom Debuts 'Holiday In The Park' Drive-Thru Experience
• Wednesday's Show Info (12/16/20)
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/16 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Widespread 10-16 Inches Of Snow Expected In Southern New England Thursday

Videos from December 16, 2020

• 12/16: Red and Blue
• Tom Cruise scolds film crew for breaking COVID-19 safety protocols
• Major storm hits East Coast with heavy snow and fierce winds
• One on one with Georgia Democratic Senate candidate Jon Ossoff
• U.S. nears 17 million cases amid historic mass vaccination program
• "Season of Giving": Former restaurateur helps serve his Los Angeles community
• Houston police chief on rise in threats against election officials
• Chicago police handcuff innocent, naked woman in botched raid
• Biden announces Buttigieg as transportation secretary nominee
• Congress nears $900 billion COVID deal with stimulus checks included
• First nursing home residents get COVID vaccine as rollout expands
• Tracking the East Coast's biggest snowstorm in years
• Deadly snowstorm pummels East and impacts pandemic response
• CBS Evening News, December 16, 2020
• Report: Former Trump appointee promoted dangerous "herd immunity" approach
• Stimulus checks expected in next round of coronavirus relief
• Kenyan man charged with plotting 9/11-style attack on U.S.
• Hospitals nationwide race to vaccinate frontline workers at high risk for contracting COVID-19
• Tips for your last-minute holiday shopping and shipping
• Indoor dining shut down in New York City to slow spread of COVID-19
• Minnesota Governor Tim Walz announces loosened COVID-19 restrictions
• Former cybersecurity chief says 2020 was most secure election in U.S. history
• Powerful winter storm targets eastern U.S.
• The New Georgia Project CEO on voter turnout in the Senate runoffs
• Biden announces Pete Buttigieg as nominee to lead Transportation Department
• Hospital workers pushed to the brink in COVID pandemic
• Congress appears to be near deal on government funding and COVID relief package
• Moderna vaccine brings more hope after FDA approval
• Nuclear watchdog says Iran and North Korea pose a global threat
• U.K. and European leaders say they're inching toward a Brexit trade deal
• Moderna vaccine next up for FDA authorization as vaccine rollout continues
• Heavy snowstorm takes aim at the Northeast
• Former gang member who was inspired by his own educators now up for national Teacher of the Year
• MacKenzie Scott says gave more than $4 billion to charity amid pandemic
• IAEA director on rising nuclear threats Biden will face
• My frontline hero: Americans powering the country through COVID-19 pandemic
• How to manage debt and deal with debt collectors
• Senator Josh Hawley on working with Bernie Sanders on COVID-19 relief
• Minnesota commutes life sentence of man who served 18 years on murder charges
• Bodycam video shows Chicago police handcuff innocent, naked woman while they raid wrong house
• COVID-19 pandemic ravaging crucial public transit systems
• White House weighs executive order for veterans who served at toxic Uzbek base
• Biden stumps for Georgia Democrats as early voting starts in Senate runoff elections
• WorldView: New Zealand abuse investigation, China moon mission and more headlines
• Dr. Anthony Fauci's pandemic prognosis as more Americans get vaccinated against COVID-19
• New analysis shows Moderna vaccine is at least 94% effective
• 12/16: CBSN AM
• ICU nurse shares COVID-19 vaccination experience