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Articles from December 17, 2020

• With Multiple Vaccines in the Mix, Herd Immunity Could Come by Summer
• 'Fauci Effect' In Northern California As Thousands Apply To Medical School
• Victim Of Camp Counselor Child Molestation Sues Santa Clara County, School District
• COVID Surge: San Francisco Case Numbers Still Spiking; City Orders Mandatory Quarantine For Travelers
• Night 7: 53rd & S Streets, Sacramento
• "This Is Our New Tradition": LA's Most Sought After Santa Spreads Christmas Cheer Through Virtual Holiday Visits
• Homicide Detectives Say 2 Found Dead Inside San Joaquin County Home
• Herbert Sets NFL Rookie Record, Chargers Clinch 30-27 Victory Over Raiders
• 'No And No': Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Says He Won't Travel For Christmas After Bad Thanksgiving Decision
• Watch: Creepy Clown Waving Knife Robs Convenience Store In Pueblo
• COVID In Denver: Restaurants Concerned 5 Star Program Will Be Too Little, Too Late
• Fraudulent Unemployment Benefits Paid to Fired EDD Employee Filing as Sen. Dianne Feinstein
• Ventura County DA Releases New Video Of Borderline Bar Shooting
• Second 15-Year-Old Gunned Down In Stockton Within Two Weeks
• Grand County Coroner: Colorado Should Improve Classification Of COVID Deaths
• Dry Ice Business Booming In Colorado With Shipment Of Pfizer COVID Vaccine
• COVID In Fort Collins: 'VirtuVisit' Program Designed To Boost Social Interactions During Holidays
• Car In Wyoming Pursuit Spun Out By Police On I-25
• Natomas Unified To Provide Shelter For 25 Families Facing Homelessness
• 'Feel Like I've Aged 20 Years': COVID Long Haulers Continue To Experience Symptoms Months Later
• Chicago Weather: Above Average Temperatures Through The Weekend
• Hockey And Harvard: Chicago Steel Player Studying Online While Playing For Steel During Pandemic
• CHP Investigating Freeway Shooting Near Norwood Ave.
• Raiders Lose Carr, Fall To Chargers In Overtime 30-27
• Alleged Serial Thief Bluehawk Gonzalez Facing New Charges
• Minnesota Experiencing One Of The Least-Snowy Decembers On Record
• Bolts Best Raiders in OT; Carr Leaves Game With Groin Injury
• Report: Denver Housing Market Second Hottest In The Country
• More Than Half Of Massachusetts Cities, Towns Now High Risk For COVID-19
• Chicago Mayor And Police Superintendent Promise Reform To Prevent Botched Raids
• Caught On Camera: Man Shoves 72-Year-Old NYPD Traffic Agent To Ground, Drives Away, Police Say
• Black Ice A Concern As Temperatures Plunge, Making For Potentially Treacherous Morning Commute
• Restaurant Owners Hoping New Yorkers Brave Bitter Blast To Dine Outdoors
• Mantsch Blue Bonnet Bakery, Last Independent Bakery In Homestead, To Close After 67 Years
• Exclusive: Uncle Speaks Out After 14-Year-Old Bronx Boy Shot Multiple Times; 'We're Just Praying He's Going To Be Fine'
• Stimulus Update: New York City And State Appear To Be Poised To Get Some Federal Relief, Source Tells CBS2
• New York State Expands Eligibility For Pandemic Rent Relief Program
• Redwood Empire Food Bank in Santa Rosa Sees Soaring Demand
• Pittsburgh Weather: Residents Unhappy About Unplowed Streets After Winter Storm Hits Region
• Lake Tahoe Man Accused Of Strangling Woman Found By Mt. Rose Car Crash
• San Bernardino Adds 9K New COVID-19 Cases, Riverside Reports 8K
• 'A Slap In The Face': Sen. Gazelka Gathers Bar, Restaurant Owners To Air Frustrations On Gov. Walz's Dining Restrictions
• Den. Dianne Feinstein Says She Hasn't Considered Leaving Senate Early
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Calls For Federal Ghost Gun Regulations
• Some Of MacKenzie Scott's $4.2 Billion Donation To Charities Across US Headed To South Florida
• Snow Piles Up In Boston Suburbs After Nor'easter
• COVID-19 Latest: Gov. Larry Hogan Limits Travel Out Of State, Gatherings To 10 People Within Your Household
• South Florida Mayors Say They're Still Being Left In The Dark By Gov. Ron DeSantis
• Police Board Considers Firing Fraternal Order Of Police President Over Social Media Posts
• COVID-19 Latest: Gov. Hogan Announces $180M In Economic Relief
• Philadelphia's 911 Dispatchers Say They Are Inadequately Protected Against COVID-19 On Job
• 'A Shot Of Hope' | Ascension St. Agnes Healthcare Workers Receive First Doses Of Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine
• Anthony Brennan III, Cyclist Accused Of Attacking Black Lives Matter Supporters In Bethesda, Pleads Guilty To Assault
• The COVID Vaccine: Separating Fact From Fiction
• Amal Awad Sworn In As Anne Arundel County Police Chief
• Danny McElroy, Longtime CBS2/KCAL9 Lighting Director, Passes Away From COVID-19
• Biden's inauguration will be virtual. Why is he fundraising for it?
• Maryland Food Bank Has Given Out 39M Meals Since March
• 'They Have Completely Frozen My Benefits': Thousands Still Without Unemployment Payments From IDES
• Bears Visit Vikings, At Playoff Race Pace For Once
• Man Taken Into Custody After Standoff On Mt. Washington
• Man Critically Injured In Shooting In Annapolis, Police Say
• First Major Snowstorm Brings People To The Slopes In Mass.
• Gophers, Badgers Cherish 2nd Chance To Renew Rivalry
• Over 17K Unemployment Claims Filed In Michigan Last Week, State Extends Snap Benefits
• Rancho Cordova Home Burglarized Twice In One Week; Suspect Arrested
• Michigan National Guard To Provide Vaccines And Testing Where Needed
• Fort Lauderdale PD Tracks Package Of Fentanyl Pills To Convicted Felon's Home, Finding More Drugs, Guns & Ammo
• Michigan Bills: State Legislature Awaiting Approval From Gov. Whitmer
• Resolution Could Suspend COVID-19 Restrictions
• 'This Is What I Was Born To Do': Local Nonprofit Aims To Eradicate Veteran Homelessness
• SOS Benson Says She Will Not Appear In House Oversight Committee Hearing
• Snow Shoveling, Plowing Complicated By Icy Conditions, Manayunk's Notorious Hills
• Boston Digs Out From Nor'easter Before Deep Freeze
• Ex-police chief says mayor asked him to lie about Daniel Prude
• Arlington Fire Department Prepared To Store Thousands Of Doses Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• AG Ellison Files Suits Against 2 Restaurants That Reopened In Defiance Of State Orders
• Juneteenth Officially Now Recognized Holiday In Cook County
• UCLA Football Players Decide To Opt Out Of Potential Bowl Invitation
• COVID Vaccines: Marin County Senior Care Health Workers Receive Pfizer Doses
• 'First Love Project' Aims To Help Save First Avenue With Star-Studded Playlist
• Study: Pennsylvania Ranks No. 15 In Christmas Spirit Among States
• A Shot Of Hope: UC Davis Nurse Talks About Getting COVID-19 Vaccine
• LA mayor in quarantine after daughter tests positive for COVID-19
• Auburn Man Searching For Missing Goshawk, Malinka
• Medical Experts Recommend Essential Workers Be Vaccinated In Next Phase
• LifeBridge Health Begins COVID Vaccinations Of Frontline Healthcare Workers
• COVID Vaccine: California Told Quantity For Next Pfizer Vaccine Shipment Slashed
• On A Positive Note: Social Media Comment Leads To Peters Township Community Rallying For Good Cause
• Emergency Room Patients Waiting In Long Lines Outside Hospitals After Orange County Suspends Ambulance Diversion
• Baltimore Lawmaker Announces Bid For Comptroller
• COVID Restrictions: San Mateo County Businesses Prepare For Shutdown
• Activity Kits Becoming Popular Among Students In Fort Worth
• COVID: Santa Clara County Correctional Deputies Under Scrutiny After Photos Of Mask-Free Party Surface
• Pygmy Hippo Celebrates 47th Birthday With Cake, Zoom Party At Ramona Wildlife Center
• Six-Figure Scammers Illegally Depleting Online Gift Cards
• Police: Multiple People Injured In South Sacramento Crash
• Arrested Antioch Man Faces Multiple Felony Child Pornography Charges
• Federal death row inmate tests positive for coronavirus
• Turlock Man Named 'Primary Supplier' In Alleged Drug Ring Among Major North Carolina Colleges
• Fresh Snow Attracting People To Sierra Ski Resorts
• Funeral Home Workers Say They Are Overwhelmed As COVID-19 Deaths Continue To Rise
• Gov. Greg Abbott Helps Light Menorah At Texas Capitol On Final Night Of Hanukkah
• Small Businesses Join 'Freedom Fight' In Placer County, Vow To Stay Open
• AtLast! Marks Milestone In Effort To Lift Children Out Of Poverty
• 10 Feet, 10 Inches Keeps Pastor Chris Thornton, Appointed To McKinney City Council, From Taking Seat
• Dr. Max's COVID Vaccine FAQs: Should People With Autoimmune Disorders, Like Lupus, Take The Vaccine? Will People Need A Vaccine Shot Every Year?
• Dozens Of People Displaced By Early Morning Fire At Passaic Apartment Building: 'It's A Tragedy'
• Sixers Deny Reports That Ben Simmons Is Available In Trade Talks To Acquire James Harden From Rockets
• Baltimore City Council Members Encourage Residents To Participate In 'Shop Local Challenge'
• Roof Collapses At Business In New Rochelle
• Browns WR Jarvis Landry Calls Ravens CB Marcus Peters 'Coward' For Allegedly Spitting At Him
• Police: 2nd Teen Charged With Murder In Deaths Of 4 People In West Virginia
• Colorado Artist's Sculpture Honoring Women's Suffrage To Be Installed In Nation's Capitol
• Wall Of Bricks Comes Crashing Down On Cars In Central Islip
• Unemployed Californians, Lawmakers Beg Bank Of America For More Help In Wake Of Massive Fraud Scheme
• Busy Day For On-Demand Snow Removal App Considered 'Uber For Snowplowing'
• Home Depot Fined $20 Million For Allegedly Violating Lead Paint Rules
• Suspect Who Allegedly Shot At Neighbor In Custody After Standoff In Arlington
• Johns Hopkins Researchers Use UV Light To Speed Up CT Scanner Cleanings
• 'Covert Avenue Strong'; Shop Owners Lend A Hand To Neighboring Businesses Struggling Since Devastating Fire
• UPDATE: Fish And Wildlife Officials Say DNA Links Same Coyote To 3 East Bay Attacks
• Mayor Lightfoot: 'I Feel A Lot Of Pain' For Anjanette Young, Woman Handcuffed Naked By Chicago Police
• Man Arrested Following String Of San Francisco Bank, Commercial Robberies
• Real Estate Developer Sherman Roberts Faces Federal Bribery Charges Involving Dallas City Council Members
• Orange County Covered In More Than A Foot Of Snow, Kids Glad To Get Outside
• Local Moms In Media To Host Toy Drive In Detroit
• Louisiana man serving life sentence for $20 marijuana charge released
• Plowz & Mowz Provides On-Demand Snow Removal For Pittsburgh Region
• 21 charged in alleged drug ring at major North Carolina universities
• 'We Feel Lost Right Now': Minnesota's Live Events Industry Cries Out For Relief
• 'It Was Very Difficult': A Boys & Girls Club Teen Reflects On The Year
• Wall Street Braces For Trading Surge As Tesla Enters S&P 500
• BGE Will Not Raise Utility Rates Next Year, May Increase In 2022
• New York City Looks To Dig Out Before Deep Freeze; Mayor Gives Outdoor Dining Green Light
• Gov. Abbott Says Texas To Distribute More Than 1M COVID-19 Vaccines By End Of December: 'We Need To Focus On Opening Up Businesses'
• Apple Valley Police Help Boy, 9, Who Wants To Be An Officer Collect Patches Nationwide
• New COVID-19 Testing Site Opens In Weld County
• Clifton Manneh Is On A Mission To Teach Coding To 100K Minnesota Children
• COVID-19 In Allegheny County: 8 Months After Father's Death, Family Says It Does Not Get Any Easier
• Sleds, Snowshoes, Igloo: How Bostonians Enjoyed The Snow Day
• Remote Recovery Program Allows Those Battling COVID-19 To Heal At Home
• Health Care Workers In Colorado's Mountain Towns Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• Snow Totals For December 17, 2020
• Miami-Dade Extends Curfew To 1 AM On Christmas Eve, New Year's Eve
• Miami Police Bring Smiles To Children's Faces With Shop-With-A-Cop Event
• State, Local Leaders React To Wrong Raid By Chicago Police 'She Was Humiliated, Dehumanized And Not Believed'
• Teacher saves custodian's life with kidney donation
• Bridge Street Bar In Vail Cited For Public Health Violation After About 80 People Seen Leaving At Closing Time
• Longmont Business Among Six U.S. Companies Slapped With Fine For CBD Advertising
• Pritzker: State Has Enough COVID Vaccines For Required Second Dosage
• Northeast digs out after deadly winter snowstorm
• University Of Maryland Medical System School Of Nursing Students Graduate Early To Join Fight Against COVID-19 Pandemic
• Josh Gibson's great grandson praises MLB recognizing Negro Leagues
• 'Major Landmark In Airport's History': JetBlue Expands Service To Include Miami and Key West
• FIU Scientist Working On Bio-Therapeutic Repellent To Ward Off Blood-Sucking Mosquitoes
• COVID Surge: Santa Cruz Health Officer Says County's Stay-At-Home Order Likely To Last 'Well Into January'
• 'It's An Emotional Day': Fort Worth's Cook Children's Administers First Doses Of COVID-19 Vaccine To 30 Frontline Workers
• New COVID-19 Testing Sites Opening At UC Riverside, Camarillo's Freedom Park
• Teen Charged With Murder Of Retired CFD Lieutenant Dwain Williams In Morgan Park Carjacking
• Clyfford Still Museum Reopening In January 2021
• COVID Outbreak: 39 Inmates At CoCo Jails Test Positive
• FDA Panel Approves Moderna's COVID Vaccine For Emergency Use
• Man Calls 911 After Being Shot While Driving, Dies Hours Later
• Moderna Gets FDA Panel Stamp Of Approval, As Broward Nursing Home Residents Continue To Get Pfizer Vaccine
• DPD Donates Gifts To Families In Need During Sergeant Santa Event
• South Florida Mom Comes Up With 'Dough Nation' To Keep Kids Entertained & Away From Technology
• Dianne Feinstein Says She Hasn't Considered Leaving Senate Early - 'I Have Been Productive'
• COVID-19 In Washington County: Angelo's Restaurant Opening For Indoor Dining In Defiance Of Gov. Wolf's Orders
• Counterfeit Viagra, Accessories, Headphones Worth $32 Million Seized From 3 Chinese Shipments At LA/Long Beach Seaport
• Sacramento Men Among Those Arrested In Vallejo Initiative Against Violent Crimes
• Pandemic-Themed Christmas Tree Ornaments In High Demand
• Minneapolis Boat Show Won't Happen Again Until 2022
• Greeley Police: Michael Zamarron Got Out Of Handcuffs In Patrol Car, Fought For Gun Before Shot Was Fired
• Minnesota Among Dozens Of States Filing Anti-Trust Lawsuit Against Google
• FDA Advisory Panel Recommends Use Of Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine
• Allentown Residents Digging Out From Mounds Of Snow After Nor'easter Dumps Nearly 9 Inches
• Hundreds of kidnapped Nigeria schoolboys freed, official says
• Treatment Options for Patients Living With An Incurable Blood Cancer
• As New Charges Expected Against Another Pan Am Flight 103 Bombing Suspect, Pittsburgh-Area Family Still Seeks Justice
• FDA Advisory Panel Recommends Use Of Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine
• M-DCPS Partners With UM Health System To Offer Free COVID-19 Testing For Children
• Some College Athletes Who've Recovered From COVID-19 May Be Suffering Long-Term Impact, Doctors Say
• 2nd COVID Vaccine: FDA Panel Recommends Moderna Vaccine For Emergency Use
• Masseur Accused Of Lewd & Lascivious Molestation Of Miami-Dade Girl
• Santa Claus Exempt From Maryland Emergency Travel Order, Gov. Hogan Says
• COVID In Denver: Ruby Hill Rail Yard Will Be Closed This Winter
• Toyota 4Runners Targeted In Garfield County Thefts
• 'Everyone's Just Spinning Their Wheels': Natick, Framingham Drivers Cope With Snow
• Miami Weather: Cold Front Passing Through South Florida Thursday Evening
• In Wake Of Cleveland Indians' Decision, Chicago Blackhawks Stay With Team Name
• Newsom Calls May 4 Special Election To Fill State Senate Seat Vacated By Holly Mitchell
• Grand Prairie Fire Department Invests In 'Crash Cushions' To Keep Crews Safe When Parked On Roadways
• FDA Vaccine Advisory Committee Recommends Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine For Emergency Use Authorization
• University Park Police Sergeant Robert Ramsey Found Dead After Going Missing While Duck Hunting
• 'I Feel Completely Fine': Dr. Mallika Receives First COVID-19 Vaccine Dose
• Massachusetts Reports 4,985 New COVID Cases, 44 Additional Deaths
• 1 Hospitalized, 3 Injured In Pembroke Pines Plane Crash
• Cleanup Underway On Both Sides Of Delaware River After Powerful Nor'easter Slams Delaware Valley
• Denver International Airport Audit Finds Trains, Escalators In Need Of Maintenance
• Man Accused Of Killing Juvenile Probation Officer In East Liberty Arrested In Seattle
• Chick-fil-A Expands Into Northville, Livonia, And Plans For Canton Twp.
• Avalanche Training Area Opens In White River National Forest
• Now Hiring: Home Instead Senior Care Looking To Fill Caregiver Positions
• Family Of Anton Black Files Federal Lawsuit Two Years After He Died In Police Custody On Eastern Shore
• Miss USA is helping inmates write letters to their families
• Dallas Offering Assistance As CDC's Eviction Moratorium Comes To An End
• California Hospitals Buckle As COVID Cases Surge
• Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie Urges Americans To Wear Masks In New Ad
• Broomfield Police Apologize For Using Code Red Alert That Alarmed Residents During Search For Suspect
• Driver Dies After T-Bone Crash In Intersection North Of Modesto
• COVID In Philadelphia: St. Christopher's Hospital Health Care Workers Thrilled, Relieved Getting Pfizer Coronavirus Vaccine
• Man Wanted In Death Of 22-Year-Old Woman Killed In Shootout With Club Security Officer
• 'Star Wars' Boba Fett Actor Jeremy Bulloch Dies At 75
• UPDATE: San Francisco FBI Offering $50,000 Reward In Armenian Church Arson
• COVID In Colorado: Health Care Workers Who Get Pfizer Vaccine Wear Bio-Button To Detect Side Effects
• UPDATE: Vallejo Police Arrest 3 Suspects In Connection With September Fatal Shooting
• 1st New Affordable Housing Development In San Francisco's Mission District In Over A Decade Opens
• Suicides Doubled Among Black Communities In Maryland During COVID-19 Peak, Johns Hopkins Study Finds
• Ambassador Scott Brown Jams Out Before Return To US From New Zealand
• Pennsylvania Reminding Those Unemployed Due To Pandemic Of State's Food Assistance Programs
• Road Crews Work Through The Night To Clear Routes For Morning Commutes
• Chicago Paramedic Robert Truevillian Dies Of COVID-19
• 'Transformative': Mount Saint Mary's, Whittier College, YMCA Of Los Angeles Receive Million-Dollar Gifts From Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott
• Hunter Biden The Focus Of Federal Investigation In Pittsburgh Involving U.S. Attorney Scott Brady And FBI
• 'A Sense Of Peace': Boston Streets Transformed During Snowstorm
• 7 Dogs Rescued From 'Extremely Unsanitary Conditions' In Indiana County
• Hood County Sheriff's Office Investigating COVID Testing Company For Fraud, Identity Theft
• New Jersey Lawmakers Pass Recreational Marijuana Marketplace Measure, Gov. Murphy Expected To Sign Bill
• Atlantic City Mayor Hopes To Raise More Than $1 Million Imploding Former Trump Plaza Hotel And Casino
• 'Dumb And Uncalled For': Wyoming State Representative Apologizes For Racist Tweet
• "Catastrophic situation" looms in San Francisco as ICU beds run low
• Man in Whitmer plot allegedly told others to kill cops who interfered
• Nor'easter Brings Flooding To South Shore
• Santa Virtually Visits Children At UPMC Children's Hospital
• 'This One Is Definitely Something': Peabody Gets About 15 Inches Of Snow Thursday
• Gov. Larry Hogan Announces Three Judicial Appointments
• Dallas County Surpasses 150K Coronavirus Cases
• State Trooper Dashcam Captures Meteor From Geminid Shower
• Hoag Hospital In Irvine Begins Vaccinating Healthcare Workers
• One Dead In Triple Shooting Outside Of Southwest Miami-Dade Home
• OC Lawmaker Introduces Bill To Prevent Inmate EDD Fraud
• Maryland Attorney General Frosh Joins 37 Other States In Suing Google
• California Sets New Daily Record Of 379 COVID-Related Deaths
• NFL Week 15 NFC West Picks: 'The 49ers Are Going In The Wrong Direction,' Says CBS San Francisco's Dennis O'Donnell
• COVID In Florida: 13,148 New Daily Cases, Third Highest Number Since Pandemic Began
• Dedham Driver 'Educated' By Police After Failing To Clear Snow From Roof
• Biden taps Deb Haaland to be 1st Native American interior secretary
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Vaccine Distribution Is Going 'Smoothly,' Says Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine
• 13 Patients Being Treated At Sleep Train Arena As Hospitals Short On Capacity
• More Than 138,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week, Most Since Early April
• 3rd Antitrust Lawsuit In 2 Months Filed Against Google, Dozens Of States Join
• Unraced Filly Euthanized After Fracturing Leg During Workout At Santa Anita Park
• Pittsburgh Symphony Hosting Annual Sensory-Friendly Holiday Concert Online
• COVID Latest: Maryland vs. Michigan State Football Game Canceled After 21 New Cases
• Texas COVID-19 Test Collection Sites
• Fort Worth Fire Captain Randy Robinson Dies From COVID-19 Complications
• Colorado Doctors Continue To Explain Safety Of COVID Vaccine As First Allergic Reactions Occur In U.S.
• 'Kids Need To Be Kids': Mass. Superintendent Uses Fireside Chat To Announce Break From Remote Learning
• Driver In Minor Crash On 6th Avenue Killed After Getting Out To Check Damage
• Sacramento Man Sentenced To 17 Years Behind Bars For Producing Child Pornography
• Maryland Weather: Crews Work To Clear Ice, Snow From Roads Before An Expected Refreeze Thursday Night
• Florida Jobless Claims Down Last Week
• U.S. cybersecurity agency warns of "grave" threat from massive hack
• Keller @ Large: Clear The Snow Off Of Your Car!
• New Denver School Named After Billionaire DPS Graduate Robert F. Smith
• JCPenney Closing More Stores, Including One In Massachusetts
• Berkeley Police Arrest Driver With Large Cache of Drugs, Money
• Ed Solomon On Hollywood Writing Career & New Movie 'No Sudden Move': 'Steven Soderbergh Is One Of The Best People I've Ever Worked With'
• Biden plans to nominate Michael Regan as EPA chief
• How the pandemic upended plans for 6 college students
• Fantasy Football Start Or Sit Week 15: J.K. Dobbins Has Big Opportunity Against Miserable Jaguars Run Defense
• Snow Totals Around The Tri-State Area
• Pennsylvania, New Jersey, & Delaware Among 38 States Who Filed Anti-Trust Lawsuit Against Google
• Spanish-Language Ballot Case Put On Hold In Florida
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Down, Over 2.2K New Cases
• Rock Thrown Through Window Of Foster City Vice Mayor's Home, Husband Avoids Injury
• Colorado Rolling Out 34 New Charging Stations For Electric Vehicles
• Michigan Extends Additional Food Assistance For 350,000 Families Through December
• Public Vote Decides Name Of Baby Dolphin Born At Miami Seaquarium
• COVID Schools: Mayor Breed Says Success Of Community Hubs Could Be Used To Reopen SF Public Schools
• COVID In Wisconsin: 8 Nuns Die Of Virus At Convent
• Erie Ice Rink Now Open With COVID-19 Restrictions
• Colorado Joins 38-State Lawsuit Against Google Alleging Monopoly
• 2021 Acura Grand Prix Of Long Beach To Run In September For First Time Since 1975
• Caps Goalie Henrik Lundqvist To Miss Season With Heart Condition
• Mancini's Bakery Creates Giant Christmas Tree Out Of Bread
• 'Tiger King' Star Joe Exotic Sues Justice Department Over Rejected Pardon
• North Texas Man Pleads Guilty To Drug Trafficking Crime On Darkweb
• COVID Surge: California Shatters Daily Record For New Cases, Deaths
• UPDATE Latest Oakland Shootings Leave 1 Dead, 1 Wounded
• 22-Year-Old Man Arrested After Recording Video Of Another Man In Planet Fitness Bathroom
• Loneliness Can Help Grow Parts Of Brain Tied To Imagination, Study Finds
• 'You Have the Wrong Place:' Body Camera Video Shows Moments Police Handcuff Innocent, Naked Woman During Wrong Raid
• Maryland, Virginia Governors, DC Mayor Call On Biden-Harris For More WMATA Funding
• LAPD Union Launches Billboard Campaign To Fight Proposed Staffing Cuts
• Pfizer vaccine vials contain excess doses, surprising hospitals and pharmacists
• Body Camera Video Shows Police Handcuffing 8-Year-Old Boy After Raiding Wrong Home
• Key Body Camera Footage Missing After Chicago Police Officers Raid Wrong Homes, Point Guns At Children
• Victim of botched raid calls Chicago mayor's inaction a "betrayal"
• Video purportedly shows kidnapped Nigerian schoolboys
• Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul Calls Wrong Raids By Chicago Police 'Disturbing' And 'Heartbreaking'
• SMUD Extends Non-Payment Power Shutoff Until April
• WATCH: Superheroes Rappel Down Texas Cancer Hospital To Surprise Child Patients
• Innocent Woman: Chicago Police Handcuffed Me While I Was Naked During Wrong Raid
• Robinhood Financial fined $65 million for misleading users
• Attorneys Demand Chicago Police Stop Its 'Abusive' Search Warrant Tactics, Or They'll Take CPD To Federal Court
• 'They Had The Guns Pointed At Me;' Another Chicago Family Wrongly Raided, Just 1 Month After Police Created Policy To Stop Bad Raids
• COVID-19 In Illinois: New Cases And Deaths Rise Slightly, But Positivity Rate And Hospitalizations Down
• 'Please Do Not Shoot Me:' Body Camera Shows Chicago Police Officers Interrogating, Pointing Guns At Innocent Children During Wrong Raid
• Storm Watch: Northern Suburbs See Most Significant Snowfall In Years
• Former President George W. Bush Sends 2020 Holiday Card With Message Of Freedom
• MnDOT Invites Minnesotans To Give Their Snowplows Names
• After The Storm, Car Owners Dig Out Their Vehicles And Driveways: 'Oh My God, I'm Going To Be Dying'
• Chicago Nonprofit Helps Kids During The Pandemic With Holiday Gifts
• 4 Fort Worth ISD High Schools To Appear In CBS 11 'Christmas Day Music Special'
• UPDATE Oakland Fire Department Deems 2-Alarm Fire That Displaced 9 Accidental
• I-80 Westbound Still Partially Closed After Clinton County Crash Involving 66 Vehicles
• Record Number Of Stranded Sea Turtles Rescued On Cape Cod
• Hilary Duff officially confirms "Lizzie McGuire" reboot is dead
• Sledding Hill Packed On Snow Day In New Jersey: 'All Part Of Being A Kid'
• More Than 166K Marylanders Signed Up For Insurance Through Maryland Health Connection
• Spirit Airlines Plane Skids Off The Taxiway At BWI
• Crabbers Sue Port of San Francisco Over Pier 45 Inferno That Destroyed Their Equipment
• Southwest Airlines To Oakland-To-Tucson Nonstop Service
• Setback For CTU: Plea Rejected To Keep Kids From In Person Learaning
• LA City Councilors Propose An Extra $5 Per Hour Hazard Pay For Grocery Workers
• LA County Supervisor Pushes To Vaccinate Teachers Early
• Burglars Steal $160,000 in One-Of-A-Kind Bicycles From Morgan Hill Shop
• Denver Weather: Here We Go Again, More Snow On The Way!
• Former Ravens' Running Back Lorenzo Taliaferro Passed Away Wednesday At Age 28
• Yolo County Receives Pfizer COVID Vaccine
• Yolo County Receives Pfizer COVID Vaccine
• Store Clerk Threatened With Gun During Attempted Robbery At Glen Burnie 7-Eleven, Police Say
• Police: Allegheny County Jail Inmate, Woman Charged With Child Sex Abuse After 'Disturbing' Virtual Visit
• Robinhood Agrees To Pay $65 Million SEC Fine For Deceiving Clients
• 50 years of tax cuts for the rich didn't trickle down, study says
• U.S. Attorney Erin Nealy Cox Resigning From Department Of Justice
• Both Dogs Recovered After Being Taken In South Minneapolis Carjacking
• 'Going To Make The Best Of This Day': Delaware Valley Residents Enjoying First Measurable Snowfall In Nearly 2 Years
• Athletes Unlimited Returning To CBS Sports Network With Volleyball Matches Beginning In February
• Philadelphia Weather: Melting Ice Creating Dangerous Conditions On Center City Street
• Baltimore DPW Crews Repair Water Main Break On Lombard
• Allegedly Drunk Driver Caught After Running From Crash At Ashby Auto Shop
• More Illinois Hospitals Get First Deliveries Of COVID-19 Vaccines
• Boston College Tight End Hunter Long Declares For NFL Draft
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 9,966 Additional COVID-19 Cases
• COVID In Pennsylvania: State Officials Say Nor'easter Didn't Affect Delivery Of Additional Vaccines
• Softball Coach Buck Maldonado Sentenced To 43 Years In Prison For Sexually Assaulting Several Girls
• NBA star comes up with plan to help local businesses
• COVID In Minnesota: 83 Newly Reported Deaths As Relaxed Restrictions Are About To Go Into Effect
• SEE IT: Help BSO Identify Three Men In Deadly Oakland Park Flea Market Shooting
• 14-year-old becomes the youngest restaurant owner in Georgia
• Giants OC, Former Cowboys Coach Jason Garrett Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Devin McCourty, Patriots Trying To Go About Business As Usual, Despite Unfamiliar Position
• Top 10 Local News Stories Of 2020
• Man Sentenced To 18 Years For Sexually Exploiting Minors While On Probation
• Local Business Owners Hope To Receive Grant Money For Pandemic Relief
• CVS offers $250 bonus to 200,000 employees for pandemic work
• Heavy Snow, Wind Gusts Blows Through Sierra; Winter Weather Advisory Issued
• Trump again threatens to veto defense bill amid standoff with Congress
• Baltimore County Recycling Pick-Up For Friday Postponed As Icy Roads Impacting Some Areas
• 1st College Football Game At Globe Life Field To Be Between Army, Air Force In 2021
• Treatment Options for Patients Living With An Incurable Blood Cancer
• Construction Worker Dies In Crane Accident At SoFi Stadium's Retail District Development
• Stockton Police Investigating Fatal Hit-And-Run Crash Involving Pedestrian
• NYC sees more snow in one day than all of last winter season
• 2 Killed In Small Aircraft Crash At South Texas Airport
• Santa Rosa Fire Crews Save Four Dogs from Apartment Fire
• Lanes Of Business 80 At I-80 Interchange Back Open After Big Rig Crash
• 'The Roads Are Not Clear': Crashes Reported Across Mass., NH During Nor'easter
• Red Tide Off Florida's Southwest Coast Killing Fish, Making Birds Sick
• Want To Hang With Some Friends Mask-Free This Winter? Make A COVID-19 Bubble, Doctors Urge
• 6 Men Indicted In Alleged Plot To Kidnap Gov. Whitmer
• George Clooney defends Tom Cruise's COVID-19 rant
• Maryland State Police Respond To More Than 400 Crashes During Winter Storm
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 55 New COVID-19 Related Deaths
• Jobless claims rise as Congress debates stimulus aid
• Pa. Supreme Court Turns Down Request To Replace Philly DA Larry Krasner From Handling Mumia Abu-Jamal's Appeals
• Florida Prepares To Receive 367,000 Doses Of The Moderna Vaccine Next Week As It Waits For Federal Approval
• Imprisoned Nearly 40 Years, A Michigan Man Is Freed After A Witness Recanted Her Story
• Homeless Man Seriously Wounded In Humboldt Park Shooting
• Rush To Build Border Wall Sections Leaves Damage Including Blown-Up Mountains, Toppled Cactus
• House Democrats plan to continue push for McGahn testimony next year
• Fire Kills 240,000 Chickens At Florida Farm
• How Troy Brown Is Helping Gunner Olszewski Develop As Punt Returner
• Officials Remind New Yorkers: Stay Off The Ice At City Parks
• All Baltimore City Schools Meal Sites Closed Thursday Due To Weather
• Wisconsin Supreme Court To Hear Arguments On Capacity Limits
• Gov. Larry Hogan Declares Christmas Eve State Holiday, Announces COLA Increases For State Employees
• Effort Underway To Quell Hesitancy About COVID Vaccine In Colorado's Latino Community
• 'This Is The Most Prudent Course Of Action': Minneapolis Boat Show Canceled
• U.S. poverty jumps the most in 60 years
• The organization teaching law to imprisoned men and women in Africa
• Pistons Get A Fresh Start Of Sorts
• New Pop-Up COVID Testing Clinic Opens At Denver International Airport
• NFL to invite vaccinated health care workers to Super Bowl
• MacKenzie Scott Gives $20M To Mile High United Way, Largest Single Donation In Organizational History
• Two California Men Arrested In Washington Allegedly Had Connection To Drug Ring
• Mpls.St. Paul Magazine's Foodie Gift Guide
• Gardening 101: Planning In Advance For Tulip Flowers
• Western Pennsylvania Sees Biggest Daily Snowfall In Over A Decade
• Flint Water Settlement Borrowing Plan Approved By Lawmakers
• COVID Surge: Bay Area ICU Capacity At Under 13%; Stay-At-Home Order To Go Into Effect For Entire Region
• PTL Links: December 17, 2020
• Baltimore City Public Schools Website Down
• Governor Abbott: 1M Texans Will Get COVID Vaccine This Month, 'No More Shutdowns'
• Woman who escaped alleged NXIVM sex "cult" speaks out for the first time
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: TSA Installs New Shields At Arnold Palmer Regional Airport
• Maryland Weather: 9 Inches Of Snow Fell Across Parts Of State Wednesday
• SNOW TOTALS: How Much Snow Fell In Your Neighborhood?
• Stuffed Animals Helping North Texas Pediatric Patients Who Need Emergency Services
• Photos: Tri-State Area Sees 1st Major Snowstorm Of The Season
• 5-year-old boy with leukemia becomes Santa's helper
• Mayor Lightfoot Apologizes To Anjanette Young For Wrong Raid Where Young Was Handcuffed Naked, Says Video Was Not Brought To Her Attention
• Motion Filed To Question Gov. Newsom Over COVID-19 Response
• Bay Area COVID Roundup: San Mateo County Joins Stay-At-Home Order; Bay Area ICU Capacity At Under 13%; CoCo Supes Wants Teachers Vaccinized
• Man's Missing Ankle Monitor Leads Calaveras County Authorities To Stolen Copper Wire
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Pfizer Vaccine Distribution
• Giants' OC Jason Garrett Tests Positive For COVID-19, Team Working Remotely Thursday 'Out Of Abundance Of Caution'
• Anjanette Young, Handcuffed Naked In Her Home By Police, To Lori Lightfoot: 'I Believed In You As A Black Woman'
• WATCH: Scary Situation Caught On Camera As Jeep Spins Out, Slams Into Median On Route 22 East By Bethlehem
• Police Arrest Elk Grove Man Accused Of Spray-Painting Hate Speech On Restaurant
• Crash On Highway 7 Knocks Out Power In The West Metro
• Walsh: 'There Isn't A Lot Of Extra Money,' But Safety Top Priority During Storms
• More Than 15K Unemployment Claims Submitted Last Week In Maryland
• Report: Pittsburgh Public Schools Board Declines Proposal To Increase Property Tax
• Top Trump officials sidelined after exposure to coronavirus
• Hammer Attack Suspect Arrested After Brutal Crime Caught On Video In Miami Beach
• Dolphins' Coach Brian Flores 'Coach Of The Year In NFL' Says CBS' Andrew Catalon
• Justin Simmons: We're 'Just A Couple Pieces Away From Being Right Where Broncos Country Is Used To Seeing Us'
• TIMELINE: When Will The Snow Stop In Massachusetts?
• Miami Proud: Thanks To 'Miami Bridge' Women Form Lifetime Mother, Daughter Bond
• Downtown Minneapolis Council Launches $1.6M Small Business Grant Program
• Career Coach: Questions You Should Ask In A Job Interview
• Fun In The Snow: Pittsburghers Make The Most Of A Historic Snowfall
• LeBron James, Anthony Davis Appear In First Preseason Game Since Winning Title
• Hours After Morning Insiders Expose Heaps Of Trash And Debris In South Side Alley, City Crews Clean Up Huge Mess
• Ragnow Played Against Packers With A Fractured Throat
• PHOTOS: Nor'easter Buries Massachusetts In Snow
• LA County Shatters COVID-19 Case, Death, Hospitalization Records
• Civil Rights Attorney: Joshua Feast, A 22-Year-Old Texas Man Killed By Police, Was Shot In The Back
• Two Killed, 1 Hurt In Mangled Pileup On 210 Freeway In Glendora
• COVID-19 Vaccine Will Be A Much-Welcome Christmas Gift For Long-Term Care Facility Residents
• See It: Restaurant Workers Enjoy Outdoor Dining In The Middle Of Powerful Winter Storm
• Longmont City Council Passes Resolution Urging Weld County To Comply With COVID Restrictions
• 'It's Exactly What We Thought It Was Going To Be,' Foxboro Gets Heavy Snow Overnight
• 81-year-old Ian McKellen "euphoric" after getting COVID vaccine
• French President Emmanuel Macron tests positive for COVID-19
• First nursing home residents get COVID vaccine
• Pence to publicly receive COVID-19 vaccine on Friday
• Boston May See Most Snow Since March 2018
• Fire kills as many as 240,000 chickens at Florida farm
• Trump administration to withhold Medicaid funding from California
• Tyson Foods fires 7 managers over COVID-19 betting allegations
• Philadelphia Weather: Nor'easter Leaves Behind Icy Roads, Sidewalks Throughout Delaware Valley
• Man Shot And Killed In School Parking Lot On Far South Side
• Orange County Health Care Workers Get First Doses Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Video shows Chicago police handcuff innocent naked woman in raid
• Minnesota eases COVID restrictions — but it's not enough for some
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations In OC Continue To Break Previous Records As Vaccines Arrive
• At least two dead as winter storm slams Northeast
• 2 U.S. hospital workers have allergic reactions to COVID vaccine
• Treasure hunter jailed 5 years still won't say where gold coins are
• Driver of truck that killed 5 bicyclists facing DUI charge
• Tom Cruise scolds film crew for violating coronavirus rules
• Chicago Weather: Dusting Of Snow Possible, Warmer Temperatures Ahead
• SEPTA-Warminster Train Strikes Box Truck In Montgomery County, Officials Say
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/17 Thursday Morning Forecast
• Florida Governor Ron Desantis Says Trump Loss Could Affect Florida
• Man Shot In Face With Flare Gun, Another Man Shot In Hip In Separate Baltimore Incidents
• Shovel With Caution: Cardiologist Says Clearing Snow Can Lead To Unexpected Heart Attacks
• TIMELINE: Tracking The Snow In New York, New Jersey And Connecticut
• PennDOT Restores Regular Speed Limits On Roadways
• 2 strip clubs can stay open and set own COVID rules, judge rules
• Many Maryland Public Schools Switch To All Virtual Learning Thursday After Winter Storm
• Pittsburgh Weather: Snow Wraps Up This Morning, Overcast Day Ahead
• North Texas Tollway Authority Discusses Construction Projects Currently Underway
• Google sued by 10 states for alleged "anti-competitive conduct"
• Police: 28-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed Execution-Style In Point Breeze
• Baltimore DPW Closes Recycling Collection Centers Thursday
• Pittsburgh Police Searching For Suspect In Hit And Run With Pedestrian
• Hurley's Picks: Tom Brady's Patriots Departure Has Led To Instant Golden Age For AFC East Opponents
• Snow In Pittsburgh: Adorable Video Shows Jefferson Hills Boy First Time Experiencing Snow
• Venture into Hualien with Jasmine
• Steelers Looking To Regain Swagger Ahead Of Matchup With Cincinnati
• School Closings For December 17, 2020
• Project Home: 'Big Wave' Community To House Special Needs Adults In Half Moon Bay After Decades-Long Battle
• Thursday's Show Info (12/17/20)
• COVID Stay-At-Home: Solano Health Officer Worries Order Won't Slow Spread; Some 'Aren't Going To Be Persuaded'
• Pittsburgh Police Safely Locate Missing 78-Year-Old Vincent Cardellini

Videos from December 17, 2020

• LA mayor and wife self-quarantine after daughter tests positive for COVID-19
• Hundreds of kidnapped schoolboys have been freed in Nigeria, officials say
• Miss USA helps connect inmates with their families
• Former White House official on Biden's Cabinet picks
• Doctor explains how coronavirus vaccines work as FDA panel recommends one from Moderna
• "Season of Giving": Teacher saves custodian's life with kidney donation
• U.S. cybersecurity agency warns of "grave risk" after hack
• Stephen Colbert sits down with President-elect Joe Biden
• Congress nears relief deal with stimulus checks and jobless benefits
• Northeast digs out from deadly winter snowstorm
• Extra doses in Pfizer vaccine vials expand nation's supply
• FDA panel votes to recommend Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine
• FDA panel endorses Moderna vaccine for emergency use authorization
• CBS Evening News, December 17, 2020
• "CBS Evening News" headlines for Thursday, December 17, 2020
• Doctor answers questions about COVID vaccines as FDA panel gives OK to Moderna
• Christine Todd Whitman on risks of ignoring science, and priorities for Biden's EPA
• Local Matters: Why Sara Gideon lost to Senator Susan Collins in Maine
• 12/17: Red and Blue
• U.S. jobless claims rise as 885,000 file for first-time unemployment
• FDA evaluates Moderna vaccine as U.S. sees record daily COVID deaths
• San Francisco health director warns ICU beds are running low
• Pete Buttigieg could make history as first openly gay Cabinet secretary
• Pence returns to Georgia for Senate runoff races
• Government leaders criticized over handling of the pandemic
• Newly released video purportedly shows kidnapped Nigerian schoolboys
• Biden to get COVID-19 vaccine next week
• Congress nears deal on government funding and $900B for COVID relief
• Jobless claims rise again, with 885,000 filing last week
• The organization teaching law to imprisoned men and women in Africa
• As Moderna's COVID-19 heads toward FDA approval, health professionals find more doses in Pfizer's vials
• WorldView: U.K. accused of "VIP" pandemic funding; verdicts in 2015 Paris terror attacks
• Group puts veterans, first responders behind the wheel of a race car for mental health
• Leslie Odom Jr. on CBS special, Christmas album and Oscar buzz for "One Night in Miami"
• 81-year-old actor Ian McKellen receives coronavirus vaccine
• Anthony Mason explores New York City holiday festivities in the time of COVID-19
• Could Big Pharma cash in on COVID vaccine?
• Emergency physician who treats COVID-19 patients says pulse oximeters are critical tool against virus
• 5-year-old who dreams of being a mailman sorts mail as "Santa's helper"
• Chicago mayor responds to 2019 police raid of innocent woman's home
• Congress inching toward COVID-19 relief package, including stimulus checks
• Woman who says she was first to escape alleged sex cult in NXIVM speaks publicly for first time
• More than 70 million affected by winter storm with heavy snow in Northeast
• Congress close to agreeing on more than $900 billion relief package after five-month delay
• French President Macron isolating after positive coronavirus test
• FDA: Medical personnel can use extra doses of Pfizer coronavirus vaccine in vials
• Officials could approve 2nd COVID-19 vaccine by Moderna soon
• COVID-19 aid package expected to include checks and funding for schools and vaccine rollout
• 12/17: CBSN AM