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• 'That Light We Finally Get To See': Vaccine Already Boosting Morale For Healthcare Workers
• Stanford Medicine Staff Say Residents, Fellows Passed Over for First COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Night 8: Ferndale Circle, West Sacramento
• Driver Shot Friday Night On I-225 Near E. Mississippi Ave. Expected To Survive
• 'Your Dad Was Calling Us': Ohio Troopers' Tenderness Calms Girl Taken From Her Colorado Father
• Denver Traffic Alert: Weekend Closure Of I-70 Planned From Brighton Boulevard To I-270
• Neighbors Evacuated While Firefighters Battle House Fire In Parker
• Pandemic Fatigue Leads To Crowded Boardwalks, Makeshift Outdoor Dining
• COVID In Colorado: Isolation, Depression Due To Pandemic Amplified This Holiday Season
• State Officers Remove 3,000 Pounds of Trash From Big Sur Marijuana Grow Site
• Supporting Santa Rick: Community Rallies Around Former Sunrise Mall Santa
• Lawmakers, Business Owners Push For Safe Reopening Of In-Person Dining At Restaurants
• CDC Investigating Possible COVID Exposure On LAX-Bound Flight After Passenger Dies
• UC Davis Testing Childhood COVID-19 Vaccine On Monkeys, Says 'Data Looks Very Promising'
• Drive-Through Holiday Lights Brighten Up Rancho Cucamonga Neighborhood For Yearly Tradition
• Thief Targets Little League Field, Schools Closed In Yolo County Due To Pandemic
• Uber Will Offer 10 Million Free Rides to COVID-19 Vaccination Sites
• 'We're Getting Crushed': Record Numbers Of COVID-19 Patients Pushing LA, OC Hospitals To Their Limits
• Lawmakers Urge ABC Not To Fine Restaurants For COVID Violations
• Lawmakers Inching Closer To Coronavirus Relief Deal That Would Issue New Stimulus Checks
• Dodge Ridge Ski Resort Opening Monday In Tuolumne County
• Governor's Office Staff Member Tests Positive For COVID
• CHP Officer Buys Boy New Bike After His Was Run Over
• San Bernardino Surpasses 150K COVID-19 Cases, Riverside Tops 140K
• COVID In Colorado: Groups In Vaccine Phase 2 Push For More Detailed Rollout
• COVID In Colorado: Transmission Of Coronavirus 'Unlikely' Via Holiday Deliveries
• DUI Suspect Arrested After Fatal South Sacramento Crash
• Chicago Weather: Clouds, Breezy And A Mixed Bag Over Weekend
• 'Just Like Not Having Christmas': South Side Woman Says USPS Won't Leave Christmas Tree She Ordered At Her Door
• Colorado Receiving Fewer COVID-19 Vaccines Than Expected
• Man Found Dead In Same Apartment Building Where Pregnant Woman Was Nearly Killed Days Earlier
• COVID Vaccine: New Jersey Plans To Open Mega Vaccination Sites In January
• Snow Storm Leads To Heated Parking War In Passaic As Drivers Try To Reserve Dug-Out Spots
• Package Containing Family Heirloom Quilts Stolen From Family's Doorstep
• Teens In New Jersey, New York Spark Joy With Massive Programmed Holiday Light Displays
• Surveillance Video Leads Davis Police To Arrest Alleged Porch Pirate
• COVID-19 Vaccinations Suspended At Advocate Condell Medical Center After 4 Employees Experience Reactions
• LAPD Looking For Driver Involved In Deadly Road Rage Incident
• Minnesota State Sen. Jerry Relph Dies After Contracting COVID-19
• UMass Memorial Doctor: COVID Vaccine Provides Relief, Hope
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot's Office Admits Failure To Turn Over Critical Video To Anjanette Young
• North Texas Teen Hopes Donations Can Help Patients At Cook Children's Through Writing
• Restaurants, Bars And Breweries Prep Elaborate Set-Ups For Outdoor Dining Starting Saturday
• No Bonuses For Denver Health Executives In 2020 After Incentive Program Suspended
• More Than 100 North Texas Sites To Receive Moderna's COVID-19 Vaccine Next Week
• Fort Worth Church Goes Virtual For Christmas Celebrations: 'Christmas Happens In Your Home, Where You Are"
• Funeral Service Held For Central City Firefighters Cody & Shelby Allen
• Restaurant Association Of Maryland Announces Legal Action Against Baltimore, 2 Counties Over COVID Dining Restrictions
• Closed Since Start Of COVID Pandemic, Wynwood Walls Museum Reopens
• Crews Tackle Large Commercial Fire In Van Nuys Area
• FDA Approves Moderna's COVID-19 Vaccine For Emergency Use, Baltimore Hospital Among Those To Work On Vaccine Trials
• Nearly 400,000 Doses Of The Moderna Vaccine Will Soon Be Arriving In Florida
• Moderna's COVID Vaccine Gets Emergency Use Approval From FDA
• Judge In George Floyd Case Denies Motion To Limit Audio-Video Coverage
• FDA Authorizes Moderna's Coronavirus Vaccine For Emergency Use
• Vehicle Crashes Into Parkville Crabs Restaurant, Killing Person Inside, Police Say
• Police: On-Duty, Uniformed Officer Assaulted While In Line At Rockville Chipotle
• Justin Turner Leads Bowling Green To Win Over Robert Morris
• Eminem Drops New Surprise Album Friday
• GBMC Nurse: Hospital 'Crippled' By Ransomware Cyberattack
• Need a Ride To Get the COVID-19 Vaccine? Uber Has Your Back!
• Another Set Of Human Remains Found In Conejos County Possibly Identified
• MSU's Game Against Maryland Officially Cancelled
• Maryland Zoo Hosting Virtual Encounters With Maisie The Chimpanzee
• COVID-19 Vaccines Given To Some First Responders in Metro Detroit
• Baltimore County Police Searching For Missing 14-Year-Old Last Seen In Pikesville
• Fort Worth Police Chief Ed Kraus Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Police: FBI Agent Shot Man On Metro After 'Verbal Exchange'
• South Philadelphia Food Co-Op 10 Years In The Making Finally Set To Open
• COVID In Colorado: Statewide Modeling Report Shows Infections Are Decreasing
• Santa Monica Tunnel, Ramps To Close Overnight For Upgrades Starting January
• Orange County DA Blasts Decision To Temporarily Release Plastic Surgeon From Jail After COVID-19 Diagnosis
• City of Dublin Hands Out $10,000 Grants to Small Businesses Hit by Pandemic
• COVID In Colorado: 12,000+ Pfizer Vaccine Doses Administered Since Monday
• Pittsburgh Distillery Owner And PAART Donate 20,000 Pounds Of Pet Food For Families In Need
• Taskforce Pens Letter To Gov. Jared Polis Asking For Extension Of Eviction Moratorium
• FDA Authorizes Moderna Coronavirus Vaccine for Emergency Use
• Maryland, Virginia Donate Vaccine Doses To Washington, DC
• UPDATE: Oakland Police Release Video From Fatal Officer-Involved Shooting During Election Night Crime Spree
• Everyone Escapes Unharmed From Burning Apartment Complex In Aurora
• Man Arrested, Charged With Murder In Connection To Deadly Subway Fire
• Kyrie Irving Cleanses Court In Return To Boston
• Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation Pays Off Mortgage For NYPD Detective Injured In Line Of Duty
• Dr. Fauci Says Things Will Get 'Better And Better' As Vaccine Is Distributed In California
• Police: Man Shoots Himself In The Leg Trying To Pull Out Gun During Pursuit In NW Baltimore
• COVID In Colorado: People Dine Inside Some Summit County Restaurants Under 5 Star Program
• City Drops Legal Action Against Anjanette Young's Attorney, Admits Trying To Block CBS 2 From Broadcasting Story Of Wrong Raid 'Was A Mistake'
• Widow Shares Love Letter Husband Wrote As He Died Of COVID-19 At Texas Hospital
• Nearly 500 Gingerbread Houses On Display At Long Island Children's Museum
• California Inmate, James Odle, Dies Naturally After 37 Years On Death Row
• 'This Virus Is Just A Monster': 10 Members Of San Bernardino Family Contract COVID-19, Father Dies
• Is It Safe For People Who Recovered From COVID To See Family During The Holidays? Good Question
• Woodland 12-Year-Old Home Alone When Prowler Tried To Break In, Police Say
• Tenants In Crown Heights Building Say They're Without Heat, Hot Water
• 1 Injured In House Explosion In Oak Grove
• Teachers, Parents Debate Over Returning Students To In-Person Learning In Culver City
• Man Arrested After Jumping In SF Bay Linked To Crime Spree In 3 Counties, Including Solano
• Ohio Woman Charged With Murder In 1992 Death Of Infant Found In Trash Bag Floating Along Mississippi River
• COVID Surge: Oakland Nurse, Coronavirus Victim, Remembered For Her Work Helping People And Dogs
• Rams Place 2 Players On Reserve/COVID-19 List; 3 Others Miss Practice Again As Precaution
• Denver Rejects Settlement With Pinkerton After Unlicensed Guard Matthew Dolloff Is Charged With Killing Protester
• In 1st Post-Release Interview, Myon Burrell Says Criminal Justice System Needs 'Compassion'
• Vandal Destroys Christmas Display Meant To Bring Joy At Irish Nobleman Pub
• 5,000-Pound Food Giveaway Draws Long Line Of Families In Sacramento
• Hood County Sheriff's Office Investigating Pop-Up COVID-19 Testing Site
• AG Shapiro Stepping In After Company Allegedly Collected Thousands Of Dollars From Homeowners And Failed To Complete Improvement Jobs
• Sacramento Photo Booth Company Captures Holiday Cheer, One Selfie At A Time
• Family Of Woman Killed In Trader Joe's Gunfight Asks New DA To Review Case
• New Robert F. Smith STEAM Academy Provides HBCU Experience In Denver
• NHL And NHLPA Reach Tentative Deal On 56-Game Season
• 'NorCal Rapist' Roy Waller Sentenced To 897 Years In Prison
• NYPD Excessive Force Heightened Tensions During Protests Over George Floyd's Death, DOI Report Finds
• De Blasio, Carranza Announce New Admission Guidelines For NYC's Public High Schools And Middle Schools
• Elective Surgeries Can Continue In NYC Amid Surge In COVID Cases
• Deputies Investigating Shooting Scene In North Highlands
• Long Island Man Takes Search For Kidney Donor To Times Square
• LAUSD, Teachers Union Reach Agreement On Continued Distance Learning
• 7 Of 41 Arrested By MPD In Carjacking Crackdown Have Been Released
• Doctor Who Treated First COVID-19 Patient In Illinois Gets Vaccine, Reflects On Lessons Learned
• BPD Launches Internal Investigation Over Body Camera Video From Protest
• COVID In MN: Gov. Walz Says State Is Receiving Less Vaccine Doses Than Promised
• Homicide Charges Expected In Connection With Cassandra Gross' Disappearance
• Woman Injured By Awning Collapse In Medford
• Man Stuck With Predatory Loan Gets Repossessed Truck Back Ahead Of Christmas
• Sacramento United Way Receives $10 Million Donation From Billionaire Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott
• FDA Issues Emergency Use Authorization For Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine
• LA County Coroner Announces Inquest Into Fatal Deputy Shooting Of Fred Williams
• Exclusive: Westchester County Executive Agrees To Turn Over Playland Management To Private Firm
• Colorado Attorney General Wants Refunds Issued For Canceled Events During Coronavirus Pandemic
• North Texas Company Developing Air Taxi Operation
• Gov. Hogan Announces COVID-19 Relief Grants For Tourism-Related Institutions
• COVID In Colorado: Health Care Volunteers Used To Traveling The Globe Must Work Remotely
• California Legislature Postpones Return To Capitol As Coronavirus Cases Surge
• Distance Learning Is Taking A Toll On Some Minnesota Parents
• LA County Again Breaks COVID-19 Hospitalization Record, Reports 4 New Cases Of MIS-C
• Some Side Streets Overlooked By Pittsburgh Public Works In Winter Storm's Wake
• Orange County Treating Record Number Of Coronavirus Patients
• Pandemic Brings Big Changes For Long Island Businesses On Last Shopping Weekend Before Christmas
• Dallas Salon Owner Not Sure Why Her Business Is Seeing Repeated Acts Of Vandalism
• Nexus Family Healing Aims To Give Minnesota's Foster Kids A Suitcase Of Their Own
• Rural Illinois Counties See Huge COVID-19 Spikes As Surge Continues
• All MVA, VEIP In-Person Services Suspended For Two Weeks
• Broncos Cancel Team Walkthrough Practice After Strength Coordinator Loren Landow Tests Positive For COVID
• Jupiter And Saturn's 'Great Conjunction' To Be Visible For The First Time In 800 Years
• Chicago Alderman: Compensate Anjanette Young For 'Trauma And Pain' Inflicted On Her By CPD Wrong Raid
• Orange, San Diego Craft Breweries Sue Newsom Over Tasting Room Restrictions
• Maryland Department Of Health Launches New COVID-19 Vaccine Information Page
• South Florida Boy Gets Treehouse Of His Dreams, Courtesy Of Make-A-Wish Foundation
• Moderna COVID Vaccine Coming To Illinois Next Week
• LA DA George Gascón Changes Course, Will Seek Sentencing Enhancements In Certain Cases
• Former Zoom Employee Accused Of Censoring Tiananmen Square Video Meetings For Chinese Government
• Maryland Unemployment Rate At Lowest Level Since Beginning Of COVID-19 Pandemic
• Man Fatally Shot At St. Cloud Apartment Complex Identified
• Bavennia Franklin Joins Paterson Police Force, Gets Badge Number Of Her Fallen Brother Tyron Franklin, Who Died In Line Of Duty
• Liam's List Dec. 18: Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, Staying Connected While Social Distancing
• Book excerpt: "One by One" by Ruth Ware
• Book excerpt: "The Dead Are Arising: The Life of Malcolm X"
• Book excerpt: "The Night Watchman" by Louise Erdrich
• Man Who Survived Deadly I-80 Pile-Up Shares His Story: 'I Couldn't Believe That I Climbed Out Of That'
• First Responders Rescue Dog From Steep Hillside In Tarentum
• 49ers To Finish Playing Home Games In Arizona Amid Extended Santa Clara Restrictions
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Doctor Warns 'Look No Further Than Your Local Hospital' To See How Dire Pandemic Is
• CPD Officers Witness West Side Shooting, Fire Shots At Gunman
• Aldermen Move To Reach Settlement With Anjanette Young, Who Was Handcuffed Naked During Wrong Police Raid
• COVID & Schools: SFUSD Says In-Person Learning Not Happening In January; Mayor London Breed Blasts Delays
• Legendary Twin Cities Sports Journalist Tom Hanneman Dies
• Man Arrested In Connection To Killing Of Lisandro Mendez, 18, In Modesto
• Ohio Lawmakers Push Abortion Restrictions And Gun Rights Expansion
• 'Absolutely Critical': Boston Restaurant Owners Hoping Lawmakers Pass COVID Relief Package
• The Hard Conversation: Jennifer Jones-Austin Of The Federation Of Protestant Welfare Agencies And The New York Urban League's Arva Rice On NYPD Reforms
• Weld County Sheriff Searching For Owners Of 2 Recovered Trailers
• Packages Sitting At USPS Facility Since Last Month, Unable To Be Sorted Due To Staffing Shortages Week Before Christmas
• Google Antitrust Lawsuit: Judge Sets 2023 Trial Date For Landmark Case
• Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Designates Murphy Robinson As Deputy Mayor
• Manayunk Gets Lit Holiday Decorating Contest Winners Announced
• Colorado Leaders Urge President Trump To Keep Space Command In Colorado
• Beverly Hills Surgeon Charged With Exploiting Rehab Patients In $29M Insurance Fraud Scheme
• Baltimore Dry Ice Company Helping Healthcare Facilities Store Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine
• Miami Heat Steps Up To Help Feed Those In Need This Holiday Season
• NYC outdoor dining rules get tough on outdoor structures
• CDC's Coronavirus Vaccine Advisory Committee To Discuss Next Priority Group
• Vermont Family Surprised By Wall Of Snow Outside Home After Nor'easter
• Man Accused Of Killing His Mother In Mashpee
• Young adults are also dying from COVID: "It could be you"
• North Texas Police Dispatcher, Officer Credited With Helping Save Man From Choking
• State Rep Shares Story Of Niece Murder, As Organization Says Cases Of Domestic Violence Up During Pandemic
• Ex-Felon Arrested Following Fremont Shopping Center Robbery, Police Chase Into Oakland
• COVID In Florida: 13,000 New Daily Cases, 96 Additional Deaths
• Randy Moss, On Terrell Owens' Podcast, Says He Was The Best Wide Receiver Ever
• Parents On Mission To Find PS5, Xbox Series X This Christmas 'And Nobody Can Get Them'
• Celtics Ready For Kyrie's Nets -- And An Empty TD Garden
• What is NEXTGEN TV?
• Experts warn of "catastrophic" wave of evictions if ban ends
• Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot: 'I Feel A Lot Of Pain' For Anjanette Young, Woman Handcuffed Naked By Police
• COVID In New Jersey: State Will Get Nearly 100,000 Fewer Pfizer Vaccine Doses This Month Than Originally Planned
• Argument Over WiFi Sparked Woman's Attempts To Burn Down Littleton Home
• Drivers Headed To Colorado High Country Should Be Aware Of I-70 Idaho Springs Lane Closure
• Bills Reintroduced to Lengthen statue of Limitations Of Sexual Abuse Victims By UofM Doctor
• New Kind Of Mortgage Company Helping Coloradans Land Dream Homes
• 'Take 2 Minutes': NH Police Remind Drivers To Clear Snow Off Cars After Man Seriously Injured
• Drew Lock Searches For Consistency Against Buffalo Bills After Playing His Best Game As A Pro
• OneWeb launches 36 internet relay satellites
• City Of Hialeah Hands Out 5,000 Grocery Gift Cards To Residents In Need
• Charges: Austin Boy Stops Domestic Attack Against Mother, Fatally Stabbed By Her Husband
• Massachusetts Surpasses 300,000 Confirmed COVID Cases
• Dallas County Sees Record COVID-19 Hospitalizations For 2nd Time This Week, Reports 2,248 New Cases Friday
• COVID In Philadelphia: Nursing Student Volunteers To Administer Vaccines After Husband, Children Contract Virus
• Holliston Student's Website Helps Connect Donors With Food Pantries
• Gyms Prep To Open At Limited Capacity, Restaurants Adjust To New Realities
• Cal Fire Chopper Helps Rescue Hiker Who Fell Down Cliff At Bonny Doon Beach
• Brandon McManus Named NFLPA Community MVP For Donating Money To Help Coloradans Impacted By COVID
• Sesame Street debuts Rohingya muppets for refugee children
• Asking Santa For A New Bike? COVID-19 Production Issues Affecting Holiday Sales
• Missing Man From Fayette County Found, Police Say
• Biden visits graves of first wife, daughter on crash anniversary
• 'Provide Hope' | United Way Of Central Maryland Assembles Over 200 Christmas Packages For Families In Baltimore
• COVID In Centennial: City Places Cap On Fees From Third Party Delivery Services
• St. Paul Police Arrest Boy In Monday Murder, Which Was City's 31st Homicide In 2020
• WATCH: Mayor Lori Lightfoot's Full Interview On The Wrong Raid Of Anjanette Young's Home
• Miami Dolphins' Top Pass Catchers Questionable For Sunday's Matchup Against Pats
• CHP, LA County Sheriff's Department Members To Assist In Drive-Thru Toy Distribution
• SFPD Arrests East Bay Man For Filming Underage Dancers, Attempting To Meet Child For Lewd Act
• COVID In Denver: Restaurants Reimbursed For Outdoor Seating, Patio Expansion
• Code Orange Air Quality Alert Issued For Allegheny County This Weekend
• COVID Surge: California Sends Emergency Alert Urging Bay Area Residents To Stay Home
• COVID In New Jersey: 6 Vaccine 'Mega Sites' To Open In January
• Elizabeth Banks Speaks Out On Twitter After 'Stand Your Ground' Bill Passes In Ohio House
• More People Stop Seeking Work In California As Virus Surges
• Illegal winery busted at Alabama sewage plant
• Honda Recalls 1.4M US Vehicles For Software, Other Problems
• Biden Looks To Former Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm as Energy Secretary
• Mars spacecraft spots "angelic figure" near south pole
• Apple Re-Closing LA Stores Due To Surge In COVID Cases
• COVID In Jefferson County: Jeffco Public Schools Resumes Class In January With Remote Learning
• Florida Supreme Court Declines R.J. Reynolds Payment Fight
• US Attorney In Texas Warns Residents To Be Aware Of Possible Fraud Related To COVID-19 Vaccine
• Florida Unemployment Rate Remains At 6.4 Percent
• Fire In Platteville Kills 1 Person And Their Pet
• Crews Investigating Cause Of Vacant House Fire In NW Baltimore
• Maryland Examining Wastewater For Coronavirus
• Elizabeth Banks Speaks Out Surrounding Passing Of 'Stand Your Ground' Bill In Ohio House
• Look For The 2020 Great Conjunction or 'The Christmas Star' In The Sky Monday Evening
• Theo, Dog With Terminal Cancer And A Bucket List Who Captured Our Hearts, Has Died
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Penn State Delays In-Person Classes
• Patriots Week 15 Injury Report: Damien Harris Among 14 Players Questionable Vs. Dolphins
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Continue To Decline; 2.5K New Cases, 36 New Deaths Reported Friday
• Here's Gov. Whitmer's Dec. 18 COVID-19 Press Conference
• Academy Museum Of Motion Pictures Moves Opening To Fall 2021 Due To Pandemic
• New Alert Says All Bay Area Counties Under State Stay-At-Home Order
• The Great Conjunction: Jupiter, Saturn To Form 'Christmas Star' In Rare Double Planet Event
• The Great Conjunction: Jupiter, Saturn To Form 'Christmas Star' In Rare Double Planet Event
• Ohio Police: Man Falsely Reported 10-Month-Old Was In Stolen Car To Get Faster Response
• Janitorial Supervisor At Lemuel Shattuck Hospital Becomes First State Employee To Receive COVID Vaccine
• Multiple Vehicles Damaged Inside Maryland Live! Casino Parking Garage, Police Say
• Suspect In 1976 Cold Case Murder Becomes First OC Jail Inmate To Die Of COVID
• Bowman Eager To Set Blackhawks Back On Championship Course
• UPDATE: Convicted 'NorCal Rapist' Roy Waller Receives 897-Year Prison Sentence
• Woman Found Dead In San Francisco North Beach Apartment; Homicide Suspect In Custody
• San Francisco's Light Rail Studios Hosts Virtual Holiday Benefit For Local Music Venues
• COVID: Models Plot Dire Scenarios For California Hospitals In Coming Weeks
• Maryland U.S. Attorney's Office Seizes Two Fake Domain Names Posing As Companies Developing COVID-19 Treatments
• Formerly Homeless Man Finds Musical Relaxation Through Anonymous Gift From Police
• Sony yanks Cyberpunk 2077 from Playstation store after outcry
• Pittsburgh Penguin Sidney Crosby Virtually Visits Kids At UPMC Children's Hospital
• Man Laid Off During Pandemic Offers To Shovel Snow, Receives Overwhelming Response From Community
• Baltimore Leaders Announce Initiative To Help Latinx Families Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Denver Weather: Snow Set To End Friday Afternoon, Cold Night Ahead
• Second Suspect Charged In Murder Of Retired CFD Lt. Dwain Williams, Slain In Morgan Park Carjacking
• Greg Kinnear On CBS All Access' 'The Stand': 'It's A Dark Ride, But It Has A Certain Amount Of Hope'
• North Texas Walmart Neighborhood Market Closing To Sanitize For COVID-19
• Fort Worth Meth Dealer Yesi Bastida-Carranza Sentenced To 20+ Years For Money Laundering Conspiracy
• Man's yard covered in flags representing COVID-19 deaths in Texas
• How Trump and past presidents have used presidential pardon powers
• Texas Court: Compensate Alfred Dewayne Brown Wrongly Convicted In Officer Charles Clark's Death 
• President-Elect Joe Biden Marks 48th Anniversary Of Deaths Of First Wife, Baby Daughter
• Man Facing Aggravated Assault Charges Stemming From Butler Co. Child Abuse
• COVID: Mineta San Jose Airport Begins Offering Preflight Virus Testing
• Michigan Casinos, Bowling Centers and Movie Theatres Can Reopen Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Michigan High Schools Can Resume In Person Classes Monday
• Additional Minnesota Bar Defies COVID-19 Restrictions, This Time In Merrifield
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Police Issue 3 Warnings To Pittsburgh Businesses Not Following Coronavirus Orders
• Obama: College players "being put at risk" during pandemic
• NJ Transit Meets Federal Deadline For Rail Braking System
• Dillon Ice Castles Opens For This Weekend With COVID Restrictions In Place
• During The Holidays (And Every Day) Dial 2-1-1 For Support
• 1,009 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For COVID-19 In Last Week
• President-Elect Joe Biden, Dr. Jill Biden Getting Coronavirus Vaccine Monday
• Quincy Man Pleads Guilty To Selling Fake COVID-19 Repellent Lanyards
• 84M Americans expected to travel over winter holidays
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Suspect Who Assaulted, Robbed Man In Frankford Halloween Morning
• New York man trapped in car for 10 hours under 4 feet of snow
• Police Release Surveillance Footage Of Deadly North Philadelphia Drive-by Shooting
• Gimmie Shelter? Rolling Stones' Mick Jagger Buys Mansion South Of Tampa
• Disturbing video shows deputy running over Black man
• Police Searching For Missing 28-Year-Old Dominic Railey
• Arson Investigation Underway At Oakland Home Owned By Targets Of City Lawsuit
• Michael Ferguson Found Guilty For Firing Gunshots Into Crowd Near Mpls. Church, Killing 1
• NBA Eastern Conference Preview: Where Do Celtics Stack Up?
• Gold Coin Worth Nearly $1,800 Donated In Salvation Army Kettle
• This week on "Face the Nation," December 20, 2020
• Biden to be vaccinated on Monday
• LADWP Sued Over San Fernando Valley Gas Leak
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Roscoe
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Health Network Begins Vaccinating Frontline Workers
• Massachusetts Among States To Get Fewer Doses Of Pfizer's COVID Vaccine Next Week
• One in five inmates in the U.S. has had COVID-19
• Coronavirus In Illinois: State Surpasses 15,000 Deaths, But Positive Trends Continue For Other Virus Metrics
• Gov. Charlie Baker Unlikely To Publicly Receive COVID Vaccine
• Ken Buck To Step Down From Role Of Chairman Of The Colorado GOP
• Newark Fire Destroys 1 Home, Damages 2 Others
• No One Hurt In Early Morning Bronzeville Fire
• Cookies For Coats And The Salvation Army Bring In Toys And Clothing For The Holiday Season
• Furry Tails: Grace, Maggie & Cricket Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Berkeley Police Seize Assault Weapon During Traffic Stop; Driver Arrested
• Light Of Life Rescue Mission Preparing Around 900 Meals, Set To Hold Christmas Outreach Event
• Former EDD Employee In Roseville Charged In California's Unemployment Fraud Investigation
• Charles Dailey Jr. Arrested In Fatal Valentine's Day Crash On Key Bridge That Sent Victim Falling Into Water Below
• New Indictment Adds Charges Against Prominent Baltimore Defense Attorney Kenneth Ravenell, Two Others
• Federal Court Reverses Decision Dismissing Claims Against City Of Dallas In Botham Jean's Murder By Officer Amber Guyger
• Lawyers Seek Sentencing Delay For Fired W. Va. VA Staffer Who Killed 7 Veterans
• Frontline Heroes Gifted New Cars For Going Above & Beyond To Help During Pandemic: 'Surreal'
• After Recovering From COVID-19 Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price Is Donating Plasma To Hospitalized Patients
• FDA warns of hidden ingredients in "male enhancement" and diet pills
• Massachusetts House Speaker Robert DeLeo Seeking Job At Northeastern
• PG&E Utility Finds Latest CEO In Michigan
• Four People Survived, One Hospitalized, After Small Plane Crash At North Perry Airport
• Brian Henry Arrested, Daniel Flythe Sought In Fatal September Shooting Of Jaemari Anderson In Frederick
• Philadelphia FOP Partners With Local Pastor For Turkey, Gift Card Giveaway For Germantown Residents
• Island Pops: A Taste Of The Tropics In Crown Heights
• State Police Corporal Buys Hotel Room For Homeless Woman And Her Dog Living Outside In The Cold
• Wawa Celebrates Opening Of First Ever Drive-Thru At Burlington County Location
• Frigid Friday: Bitter Cold And Black Ice Make For Dangerous Conditions After Major Snowstorm
• Man Kidnapped And Forced To Withdraw Money From ATM In Stockton
• Autopsy Reveals Fentanyl Contributed To Death Of Skateboarder Jeff Grosso
• Patriots-Dolphins Week 15 News, Notes & Fun Facts
• Harrison County Drug Dealer 'Big Ron' Sentenced To 14 Years For Methamphetamine Trafficking
• COVID In Minnesota: 65 Deaths, 2,737 More Cases Reported; 7-Day Average Positivity Rate Drops
• Non-Profit 'One Fair Wage' Offering $1 Million In Grants To Struggling Chicago Restaurants
• Man Wounded In Kennedy Expressway Shooting
• Healthcare Workers Who Treated Illinois' First Known COVID Victims Get Vaccinated
• Man In Critical Condition Following Quadruple Shooting In Philadelphia's Kingsessing Neighborhood
• Massachusetts Unemployment Rate Down To 6.7%; Same As National Average
• December Snow Storm Buries The Northeast, Breaks Records Across The Region
• New Yorkers Can Now Apply For Pandemic-Related Rent Relief Under Revamped Program
• Sisters Call Landlord A Scrooge For Removing Christmas Decorations, But Owner Says They're A Fire Hazard
• Dallas Police Searching For Robbery Suspects Who Held Gas Station Clerk At Gunpoint
• National Aviary Welcomes 2 New Adorable Chicks
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 9,320 New Coronavirus Cases, 216 Additional Deaths
• The opportunity to blow up Trump's former casino is up for auction
• 3.8 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Humboldt County
• Police Seek Man Armed With Black, Silver Handgun Who Robbed Family Dollar
• Vanessa Bryant Calls Out Mother Who Says Kobe 'Promised To Take Care Of Her,' Demands Financial Support
• N'Keal Harry Has Spoken To Cam Newton About Comments Made By His Trainer
• 7 Tents Damaged In St. Paul Encampment Fire, No Injuries Reported
• Colorado Doctor Wears 'BioButton' To Track Reaction To COVID Vaccination
• Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Spent $5.3 Million On Reelection Inauguration, Including $1.7M For George Straight
• 3-Alarm Fire Rips Through Vacant Richmond Office Building
• Pelosi, McConnell To Receive COVID Vaccine
• Eight Nuns Die In Past Week At Wisconsin Retirement Home
• Cuomo says New York COVID shutdown is "totally avoidable"
• Doctor Wears 'BioButton' To Track Reaction, Any Complications From COVID Vaccine
• Bay Area COVID Roundup: Herd Immunity By Summer; SF Christmas Travel Quarantine; San Mateo County Businesses Prepare For Shutdown
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 827 New Coronavirus Cases, 27 Additional Deaths
• Supreme Court: It's too early to review Trump's census plan
• Covid-19 Headquarters: Why The Surgeon General Says You Should Trust The Science And Get Vaccinated Against Covid-19
• Cuomo Signs Law Banning Confederate Flags, Other Hate Symbols On State Property
• Stimulus Checks For $600 Added To COVID-19 Relief Deal As Deadline Nears 
• Multiple Accidents Cause Early Morning Traffic Headaches For Pittsburgh Drivers
• Dark Web In Colorado? Federal Agents Raid Home Seeking Child Porn, 'Wreck Lives' Of Arvada Family
• Pilot's Body Recovered After Plane Goes Down In Rural Pasture
• NFL To Honor COVID-19 Vaccinated Florida Health Care Workers At Super Bowl LV In Tampa
• Coca-Cola cutting 2,200 jobs as pandemic hurts sales
• Temporary COVID-19 Waiver For Texas Driver License, ID Card Expirations Ends Next April
• 'Watch Your Step': Snow, Slush Left Behind By Nor'easter Leads To Some Dangerous Road Conditions Across City
• Felon Arrested During Traffic Stop For Possessing Gun, Ammunition
• 'We Are Sinking': Unions Representing L.A. Essential Workers Call For Month-Long Lockdown
• Patriots-Dolphins Week 15 Predictions
• Henrik Lundqvist To Miss Season Due To Heart Condition: 'Pretty Tough And Emotional Day'
• States say they're receiving fewer doses of vaccine than expected
• 1 Hurt In Drive-By Shooting In Thornton
• Pirates Charities Teams With Josh Gibson Foundation To Deliver Christmas Gifts
• 2 Men Arrested In Texas After Burned Body Found In Car
• Patriots Looking Up At Dolphins In Standings For A Change
• Watchdog Report Finds COPA Improperly Closed Police Misconduct Investigations
• Vice President Mike Pence Receives COVID-19 Vaccine On Camera
• COVID Surge: Bay Area Congresswoman Rep. Anna Eshoo Quarantines After Staffer Tests Positive
• Wayne County Sheriff Benny Napoleon Dies From COVID-19
• Anjanette Young, Victim Of Wrong Raid, Using Fundraising Effort To Help Others Seek Justice
• FDA Panel Recommends Use Of Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: At-Home Covid Test
• Garcetti Ordered To Testify In Ex-Advisor's Sex Harassment Case
• Check Out These Kid-Friendly Christmas Recipes
• Bears vs. Vikings: Three Things To Watch
• 1 In 5 Inmates In US Has Had COVID, 1,700 Have Died
• Florida Granted Wider Authority Over Wetland Development
• Lost wallet experiment aims to test human kindness
• With 2 Weeks Left In 2020, Baltimore's Homicide Rate Remains Below Record-Setting 2019
• Kamala Harris to campaign in Georgia next week
• Baltimore Schools Get $12M Grant To Help Keep 9th Graders On Track To Graduate
• Judge: Strip club ruling on COVID rules applies to restaurants
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• Miami Weather: Cold Front Arrives But Won't Last Too Long
• 3 Southland College Prep Charter High School Seniors Earn Full-Ride College Scholarships
• Lightfoot Acknowledges She Learned About Wrong Raid Of Anjanette Young's More Than A Year Ago
• Police: Beaver Falls Drug Bust Results In Seizure Of Guns, Drugs, Over $20,000 In Cash
• Vice President Mike Pence gets vaccinated on live TV
• Pennsylvania Unemployment Rate Declines To 6.6% In November
• Pelosi and McConnell receive coronavirus vaccine
• '22nd Annual A Home For The Holidays' Comes To CBS On Sunday, December 20th
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/18 Friday Morning Forecast
• 'Man, This Is It': Avalanche Survivor Shares Story After Being Buried Under Snow
• Cam Newton Enjoyed His First New England Snow Day
• Police Arrest Elk Grove Man Accused Of Spray-Painting Hate Speech On Restaurant
• It Happens Here: Duxbury Company Blends Art And Science To Create Artisan Sea Salt
• PTL Links: December 18, 2020
• Congressional Leaders Working On New COVID-19 Relief Package
• Young Texas Leukemia Patient Aiden Yielding Continues To Spread Joy As 'Santa's Sidekick'
• NYC Council Passes Bill That Will Require DOE To Post Remote Learning Data
• LA County Adds 14K COVID-19 Cases As SoCal ICU Availability Drops To Zero
• Family of Homeless Man Shot By Deputies in San Clemente Files Federal Suit
• Masks, Social Distancing For COVID Prevention Contribute To Fewer Flu Cases In Colorado
• Massachusetts Among Dozens Of States Suing Google Claiming It's A Monopoly
• 'It's Hope': Temple University Hospital Nurses Describe Emotional Experience Of Receiving COVID Vaccine
• Aurora Police Search For Suspect In Gas Station Shooting On Colfax
• Chiefs-Saints Preview: New Orleans Has 'To Find A Way To Slow Down Kansas City,' Says CBS's Andrew Catalon
• Sisters Say Landlord Is A Scrooge For Removing Christmas Decorations; Property Owner Calls Them A Fire Hazard
• Honda Recalls 1.4 Million Cars Due To Various Issues
• Biden adviser Cedric Richmond tests positive for COVID-19
• Joe Biden says he has "great confidence" in Hunter
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• Google slapped with third antitrust suit in 2 months
• Bitcoin surges past $20,000, topping previous peak 3 years ago
• Prince William and Kate release family Christmas card photo
• Comedy Club In Northwest Suburbs Withstanding Pandemic With Creativity Classes, Online Improv
• Diocese Of Greensburg Announces Monsignor Larry Kulick As New Bishop
• Agency overseeing nuclear weapons hacked as part of massive cyberattack
• Caught On Video: Man Takes Packages From Lobby Of Queens Apartment Building
• Sheriff of Michigan's largest county dies of COVID-19
• COVID Vaccine: FDNY Expects To Receive Moderna Doses Next Week, Sources Say
• Panel recommends use of Moderna COVID-19 vaccine
• LA Mayor Garcetti Quarantining After Daughter Tests Positive For COVID-19; Says He Won't Take Biden Cabinet Post
• Orange County COVID-19 ICU Capacity Hits Zero, Health Officials Suspend Ambulance Diversion
• Epstein associate's Paris arrest brings alleged victims "tears of joy"
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: County Executive Rich Fitzgerald Opens Up About Moderna Vaccine Trial
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• Chicago Weather: Warm Weekend Ahead, But Christmas Brings Big Chill
• 8 nuns die of COVID-19 in one week at Wisconsin convent
• Philadelphia Weather: Arctic Chill Continues As Temperatures Likely To Dip Into Teens Overnight
• Iran building something new at underground nuclear site
• Video shows slain officer fighting "to the end" in bar massacre
• Texas Urgent Care Centers, Pharmacies, Medical Practices Anxious For Access To Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine
• Pittsburgh Weather: Light Snow Showers And Flurries Begin The Day
• Caught On Cam: 3 People Arrested After Fight Over PlayStation 5 Running Out At Walmart
• Long Island Man Offers To Shovel Snow, Receives Overwhelming Response From Community Since Pandemic Layoff
• Free-meal program may end even as many Americans go hungry
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: 20s In NYC, Teens In Suburbs; Feeling More Like Single Digits With Wind
• Manatee Mystery Solved: What Appeared To Be Decapitated Sea Cow Was Result Of FWC Necropsy
• Klobuchar says she feels "positive" about prospect of COVID relief bill
• Cranberry Elementary School Stops The Grinch From 'Stealing Christmas'
• Buy Local This Holiday: Shopping Opportunities To Support Local Businesses
• Portion Of Route 65 Northbound Closed Due To Tractor Trailer Accident
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: VA Healthcare System Begins Administering COVID-19 Vaccines
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• Disturbing video shows Kansas sheriff's deputy mowing down a Black man with his patrol truck
• Cuomo says a New York COVID-19 shutdown is "totally avoidable"
• Health care workers wait for Pfizer vaccine as FDA advisory panel recommends Moderna vaccine for distribution
• Rep. Himes: Gov't agency hack may be one of the most widespread, dangerous security breaches
• Congress nearing deal on COVID-19 relief package and funding to avoid shutdown
• Political roundup: Pence gets COVID vaccine, Biden's Cabinet picks, Russia hacking
• FDA set to approve Moderna vaccine as coronavirus crisis worsens
• Hidden camera experiment reveals people have more compassion than others expect
• Vice President Pence, second lady get COVID-19 vaccine on live TV
• Federal eviction ban's expiration expected to hit Black and Latino households harder than others
• From Elvis to Smokey the Bear: Past examples of public service campaigns applied to vaccines
• Deadline looms for Congress to pass COVID-19 relief and government funding
• Crafty Wonderland brings artists together amid the pandemic
• Restaurants and nonprofits partner to help families in need of food
• Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot addresses botched police raids and Anjanette Young case
• WorldView: Over 50 arrested in Indian call center scheme; Nigerian schoolboys home after kidnapping
• Lawmakers push to finalize coronavirus relief deal as possible shutdown looms
• President-elect Biden tells Stephen Colbert he has "great confidence" in son Hunter
• U.S. officials call government hack a "grave risk"
• Texas' hardest-hit border counties begin vaccinating, bringing hope to a heavily Hispanic community
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• Eye Opener: FDA panel recommends authorizing Moderna vaccine
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