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• Man Who Impersonated ICE Agent Gets 8 Years For Robbing Construction Workers
• Michaela Garecht Cold Case: Convicted Killer David Misch Charged With Her Kidnapping, Murder
• Night 9: Ledgemont Court, Folsom
• 1 Killed, 1 Injured In East Los Angeles Shooting; Investigation Ongoing
• Unemployed Coloradans To See 'Dark Days' During Full System Overhaul
• COVID In Colorado: Lawmakers Delay Start Of 2021 Legislative Session
• Teens Accused Of Shooting Beloved Corn Vendor During Attempted Robbery
• K.T. Oslin, '80s Ladies' Singer, Dies At 78
• The Great Conjunction: Jupiter, Saturn Align To Create 'The Christmas Star'
• OC Hospitals In Crisis Mode As Coronavirus Surge Fills ERs, ICUs
• Fishermen Find Woman's Body In San Joaquin County Aqueduct
• Gov. Gavin Newsom Announces New Leadership For His Office In New Year
• Search On For Suspects Who Reportedly Stole $800 Worth Of Cosmetics From Lodi Ulta
• Congress Passes $900 Billion Pandemic Relief Package Delivering Aid To Businesses, Individuals
• St. Paul Police Investigate 33rd Homicide Of 2020; City Approaching All-Time Record
• Chicago Weather: Warming To 50s Wednesday Before Bottom Drops Out
• Reports: Comedian And Chicago Native John Mulaney Enters Rehab
• Congress Passes COVID Relief And Government Funding Bill; Measure Now Heads To White House
• State Police Searching For 14-Year-Old Dajah Whetstone From Westmoreland County
• Student-Athletes Anxious For Winter Sports After CHSAA Gets COVID Variance
• Bailey, Gilmore, Slater Named To NFL Pro Bowl
• Rare Great Conjunction Brings Coloradans Together In Unprecedented Year
• Pedestrian Struck, Killed On Fair Oaks Boulevard In Carmichael
• Hershey's Demands Payment From Wauconda's Side Lot Brewing Over Beer Offerings With Milk Duds, Jolly Ranchers
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Pregnant And Nursing Health Care Workers Explain Decision To Get Vaccine
• Congress Passes 5,593-Page COVID Relief & Gov't Funding Bill (CBS News)
• Congress Passes 5,593-Page COVID Relief And Government Funding Bill; Measure Now Heads To White House
• New COVID Strain Concerns: Gov. Cuomo Says British Airways, Delta, Virgin Atlantic To Screen Passengers From U.K. Headed To New York
• Shooting Stalls Traffic In Boyle Heights On 101 Freeway
• Police Say Assailants Targeted 71-Year-Old Grandmother Emma Wright When They Shot Into Her House, Killing Her
• Upcoming COVID-19 Relief Bill To Send $54 Billion To New York, Including Lifeline For Cash-Strapped MTA
• Home Invasion Rocks Jamaica, Queens Neighborhood
• Illegal Pop-Up COVID-19 Testing Sites Appearing Around Baltimore City, Maryland AG Frosh Warns
• 'We Don't Snitch': Baltimore Officials Urge Residents To Answer COVID-19 Contact Tracers' Questions
• New Jersey Woman's Gift Drive Becomes A Christmas Godsend For Needy Children
• Shootings Leave 3 People, Including 2 Women, Dead, Two Others Injured Monday Night, Baltimore Police Say
• Two More City Law Department Officials Out Of Jobs, A Day After Corporation Counsel Resigns Amid Anjanette Young Video Controversy
• Alec Wilbur Wanted In Shooting On Baltimore-Washington Parkway In Greenbelt
• Pittsburgh Steelers Drop 3rd Consecutive Game After Loss To Cincinnati Bengals
• Radnor Police Officers Out In Full Force To Help Give Boost To Local Shops, Restaurants Ahead Of Christmas
• MDH: New COVID-19 Strain Has 'Greater Ease Of Spread'
• $20 Million Restoration Plan For Biscayne Bay A Promising 'First Step' Says Miami Waterkeeper
• Holiday Travel Hustle Is On Despite Pleas From Health Officials To Stay Put
• Man Shot Dead During Robbery In Bridgeport
• North Texans Bust Out Telescopes For Closer Look At Jupiter And Saturn's Astronomical Conjunction
• Bucks County Doctor Says Not To Panic After New Strain Of COVID-19 Discovered In United Kingdom
• Man Dies 2 Days After Being Robbed And Shot Outside Dallas Restaurant
• As COVID Shutters Minnesota Ice Arenas, Backyard Hockey Rinks Gain Popularity
• 'There Is A Danger To The Community': Manhunt Intensifies For Koby Francis After Shooting Of McKeesport Officer Gerasimos Athans
• Man Accused Of Killing Wife In Sacramento County Apartment While 4 Children Slept
• How Ambulance Companies Answered The Call For Widespread COVID-19 Testing In Mass.
• Jesse Santiago Anaya Gets 16 Years Prison For Selling Drugs To Undercover Agents
• Pittsburgh Police Announce Death Of Retired K-9 Nix
• How Do Poinsettias Get Their Crazy Array Of Colors?
• Doctor: New Coronavirus Strain 'Not Cause For Panic'
• 7 Baltimore Ravens Voted Into Pro Bowl; Lamar Jackson Not Among Them
• Maryland Weather: Wet Then White For Christmas Eve, But No Major Snow For Santa's Reindeer
• COVID Vaccines: Moderna Shot Arrives In California After FDA Authorization - 'It Gives Us Hope'
• COVID Mutation: California Prepares For Possible Quarantining Of Visitors From UK Over New Coronavirus Strain
• San Bernardino Surpasses 163K COVID-19 Cases, Riverside Hits 150K
• Man Arrested After Allegedly Stabbing His Parents In Chisago Co. Home
• Online Donations Helping Keep The Arts Alive In Colorado
• New Report Identifies Millions Wasted To Repair Baltimore City, County Water System; Some Digital Meters Not Functional
• Higher-Than-Expected 10% Of Autopsies In Maryland Had COVID-19 Antibodies In Late May, June, Johns Hopkins Study Finds
• Officials: Investigation Underway Into Cause Of Three-Alarm Warehouse Blaze In Gloucester County
• Prison Reform Activist Call For Resignation of Pistons Owner Tom Gores
• Fiat Chrysler Donates $400,000 To Detroit's East Side
• Accused Porch Pirate In Detroit Now Behind Bars
• Public Viewing Set For Next Week For Wayne County Sheriff Benny Napoleon Who Lost His Battle To COVID-19
• Tarrant County Jail Inmate Dies In Hospital From 'Medical Emergency Related To COVID'
• Baltimore Teachers Deliver Christmas Presents To Students After COVID-19 Prevents In-Person Holiday Celebration
• Chase Bank Branch In Santa Rosa Robbed; Reward Offered In Case
• Fight Led To Deadly Shooting Inside Miami-Dade Apartment
• Pittsburgh Police Looking For Missing 53-Year-Old Deric Bryan Davis
• LA County Supervisor Sets Aside $330,000 For Restaurant Funding
• Cincinnati Bengals Troll Pittsburgh Steelers WR JuJu Smith-Schuster On Twitter After Fumble
• 'New Batch Of Genetic Mutations': Colorado Doctor Watching New COVID Strain Developing Across Europe
• Woman Robbed In Car In South Lakeview
• Pittsburgh Steelers TE Eric Ebron Ruled Out After Back Injury Against Bengals
• Man Shot In Jeep On Western Avenue On Near West Side, Goes On To Crash Into Other Cars
• Former Maryland Police Officer Anthony Mileo Pleads Guilty To Child Pornography Possession
• School Spokesman: 73 West Point Cadets Accused Of Cheating On Exam
• Some Denver Restaurants Announce Temporary Closure: 'Breaks My Heart'
• Rocklin Community Gathers To Write Messages Of Hope On Sidewalk To Cover Racist Graffiti
• Suspect Armed With Knife Steals Scratch-Off Tickets From 7-Eleven, Anne Arundel County Police Say
• Police: 'Armed And Dangerous' Man Wanted In Hill District Shooting Taken Into Custody
• Former Exam Administrator Gets Probation In College Bribery Scheme
• DFW Airport Anticipates 40% Drop In Holiday Travel During Pandemic
• Pittsburgh Steelers FB Derek Watt Helped Off The Field After Scary Collision
• 2 Killed In Small Plane Crash Along State Highway 360 Service Road In Grand Prairie
• Snubbed? Fans Upset Ravens QB Lamar Jackson Didn't Make 2020 Pro Bowl Cut
• Weather Blog: Saturn and Jupiter To Overlap In The Sky Tonight
• 5 Killed, 7 Other Shootings Reported In Violent Baltimore Weekend; Guns And Drugs Tied To Crimes
• Wolves' Malik Beasley Pleads Guilty To Threats Of Violence Charge
• The Great Conjunction: Jupiter, Saturn Form 'Christmas Star' In Rare Double Planet Event
• No-Burn Alert In Effect Tuesday In Many Parts Of Southland
• Rite Aid Adding 5 New COVID-19 Testing Sites In Maryland
• VIDEO: Denver Releases Police Video Showing First Of Multiple Clashes With The Public
• Police Investigating Fatal Overnight Shooting Of Dessery Becerra In Modesto
• 2 Hurt In Shooting In San Jose Near Alviso Park
• Students Document History In Unique 2020-2021 School Yearbook
• Baltimore County Music Teacher Martellies Warren, Group Anthony Brown & Group TherAPy Nominated For Grammy Award
• Ohio Wildlife Officer In Stable Condition After Being Shot While Investigating Poaching Complaint
• North Texas Mean Green Doubled Up By Appalachian State In Myrtle Beach Bowl 56-28
• California Could See 100,000 COVID Hospitalizations Next Month
• COVID In Minnesota: Health Officials Stand By Indoor Dining Ban
• City Comptroller Audit: Homeless Babies Living In Unacceptable Conditions In 13 Shelters
• 'You Are Missing The Gravity Of The Situation': Doctors Warn Of Dangers Of Holiday Shopping As Pandemic Rages
• COVID In Florida: 11,015 New Daily Cases, 115 Additional Deaths
• Arrest Made In San Bruno Catalytic Converter Theft Following Pursuit Into Oakland
• COVID-19 In West Virginia: New Record Set For Weekly Cases In The State As More Vaccines Ship
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Enrollment At Cyber Charter Schools Up Nearly 60 Percent
• Stockton Shooting Victim Identified As 15-Year-Old Tarrell McClendon
• Tesla Shares Slide On 1st Day On S&P 500
• 'I've Been There': Orange County Deputy Abandoned As A Child Helps Give Christmas Gifts To Children's Shelter
• Broward Health Holds Drive-Thru Toy Brigade To Help Children With Special Needs Celebrate The Holiday Season
• Chicagoans Come To The Rescue Of Woman Whose Christmas Tree Was Not Delivered: 'I Was Just Overwhelmed With People's Kindness'
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Says State Will Help Pay To Protect Biscayne Bay
• Alone Together: Mother-Daughter Duo Help Connect Families With Loved Ones In The ICU
• Drive-By Birthday Party Held For 95-Year-Old WWII Veteran In Allegheny Co.
• Medical Appointment Ride Contractors Frustrated As State-Funded First Transit Is Denying Them Payment
• 'A Mother's Love' Reflects On Minneapolis's Deadly Year, Filled With Young Victims
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Restaurants Rally To Reopen Indoor Dining In Defiance Of Gov. Wolf's Coronavirus Orders
• At Least 1 Dead After Head-On Crash In Beaver County
• West Metro Firefighters In Moderna Vaccine Trial Anxious to Get The 'Real Deal' If They Were Given The Placebo
• Orange County Offering Free At-Home Coronavirus Test Kits To Residents
• 'Chans' Given A 2nd Chance At 3rd Annual Pig Pardoning
• Amid Fallout Over Anjanette Young Incident, Attorney Says It's 'Beyond Disappointing' That City Hasn't Responded To CPD Consent Decree Enforcement Action
• As COVID-19 Vaccines Continue To Arrive, Health Officials Concerned About New Strain In UK
• What we know – and don't know – about the suspected Russian hack
• COVID Shots Administered To New York Nursing Home Residents And Staff, But Not All Volunteer To Be Vaccinated
• 5 Pittsburgh Steelers Named To 2021 NFL Pro Bowl
• How The New Stimulus Bill Will Help Minnesotans
• Police Release Video From Fatal Shooting Of Jordan Zenka At Natomas Bel Air
• Orange County Reports 3,753 Additional Coronavirus Cases, 2 New Deaths
• Ossining First Grader Organizes Toy Giveaway For Children Spending Holidays In Hospital
• Congressman Mike Doyle: COVID-19 Relief Bill Will Help Western Pennsylvania, But Not Enough
• 900 customers pay for each other's meals at Dairy Queen
• $90,000 Raised To Buy Kids Toys Through Shop With A Cop
• Harlem Businesses Add Flair To COVID-Compliant Outdoor Dining Spaces
• Former Eagles Head Coach Dick Vermeil Believes Lack Of Supporting Cast To Blame For Carson Wentz's Struggles
• Tua Tagovailoa Leads Dolphins Rookie Class In Helping Community This Holiday Season
• Chicago City Council's Black Caucus Wants Answers In The Anjanette Young Wrong Raid Case
• Suit blames Range Rover gear shifter for deadly rollaway
• Bronx Family Seeking Justice For Thanksgiving Day Hit-And-Run After Father Taken Off Life Support; 'Somebody Saw Something'
• Airbnb Cracks Down On Dozens Of Bay Area Properties Over Parties, Events Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• East Oakland Mail Carriers Targeted In Series Of Armed Robberies Involving EDD Benefits Cards
• Farmers Branch Firefighters Expect To Receive COVID-19 Vaccine This Week
• Stimulus Package Update: Deal Reached On COVID Economic Relief
• CPD Officers Involved In Wrong Raid Of Anjanette Young's Home Placed On Desk Duty
• COVID Relief: Package Includes $15 Billion For Struggling Music Venues, Movie Theaters
• N.J. Enacts Sweeping Law Enforcement Policy Revisions, Prioritizes Protection Of Life, Liberty And Dignity Of All Civilians
• Irvine Mother, Teenage Daughter Missing Since Last Year Now Believed To Have Been Kidnapped
• Man In Wheelchair Carjacked At Gunpoint Days Before Christmas
• Philadelphia Unveils New COVID-19 Mobile Testing Truck
• Harris hits campaign trail with Ossoff and Warnock in Georgia
• 1 In 5 South Floridians Don't Know Where Their Next Meal Is Coming From
• Frontline Workers Complain Of Chaotic Vaccine Rollout At Mass General Brigham
• Pittsburgh Steelers Nation Remembers Hall Of Fame Linebacker Kevin Greene
• American, Southwest Airlines And Employee Unions Praise Coronavirus Relief Aid Bill
• CSU Receives Donation Of 50,000 Face Masks
• Need A Remote Learning Break? CBS2 Has Suggestions For Winter Break Fun In Age Of COVID-19
• Tree Of Lights At Point State Park Will Return In 2021 After Public Outcry
• Newsom: COVID Stay-Home Orders Likely To Be Extended In California
• SUV Fleeing Police Triggers Horrific Wrong-Way 580 Fatal Freeway Crash
• Winter Spare The Air Alert, Wood Burning Ban Extended Into Tuesday
• Pope Francis Offers Guidance For A Better Future In New Book: 'Let Us Dream'
• Chiasher Vue Killing: Freeman Declines To Charge Minneapolis Police Officers
• Police Say Ronald Destefano, 54, Was Struck And Killed By Hit-And-Run Driver In Stony Brook
• St. Paul Working To Convince Residents To Leave Homeless Encampment In Kellogg Mall Park
• COVID Surge: San Mateo County Spends $4.5M To Expand Hospital's ICU
• 1st Vials Of Moderna Vaccine Offloaded At Baptist Health Warehouse In Doral
• Dallas County Reports 1,814 New Coronavirus Cases, 23 Deaths
• Postal Service Struggling To Get Holiday Packages Delivered In Time For Christmas
• Massachusetts Offers Aid For Small Businesses As Holiday Sales Look Bleak
• Survey: 44% Of Caregivers Say COVID Crisis Has Had Negative Impact On Their Mental Health
• 'This Can't Be Right': Brookside Manor Residents Frustrated After Being Without Heat Since Saturday Due To Fire Started By Gas Leak
• Police Discover Illegal Weapons, Ketamine Stash At Long Island Retiree's Home After Gun-Wielding Confrontation
• Newsom Says Stay-At-Home Order Expected To Be Extended
• Gun, Ammo, Badge & Ballistic Vest Stolen From El Paso County Sheriff's Deputy
• Rash Of Carjackings Reported In Logan Square, Humboldt Park Areas
• Top 10 Local Sports Stories Of 2020
• Dr. Mallika Marshall: No Evidence New COVID Strain Is More Deadly
• CDC: Older Americans, Frontline Essential Workers Should Get COVID Vaccine Next
• Sheetz Donates Nearly 9 Tons Of Food To Healthcare Workers
• Making History: Kendall Hinton's Game Wristband Now On Hall Of Fame Display
• Massachusetts Reports 3,760 New COVID Cases, 41 Additional Deaths
• Pennsylvania, New Jersey Leaders Urging Residents To 'Stand United' In Fight Against COVID-19 As Concern Grows Over Possible Holiday Spike
• Dr. Max Gomez Breaks Down What Is Known About New Coronavirus Strain Spreading Rapidly In The U.K.
• Kawhi Leonard Evasive On His Future With The Clippers
• Convicted Killer David Misch Charged With The Kidnapping-Murder Of Michaela Garecht
• Residents, Frontline Workers At Brockton VA Receive COVID-19 Vaccine
• Priest Injured Trying To Extinguish Fire That Destroyed Townsend Church Rectory
• Police Recover $60,000 Worth Of Stolen Bikes After Arresting 2 Suspects
• Hundreds Of Families In Need Lineup For Free Food, Toys For Holidays In Queens
• Minn. AG Ellison Files 3 More Lawsuits Against Restaurants Defying COVID Restrictions
• Cam Newton: I Want To Be A Part Of Patriots' Solution
• Lamberton Elementary Teachers, Students Spread Holiday Joy As They Put On Virtual Performance
• Allegheny County Again Offering Christmas Tree Recycling Program
• 'Merry Christmas': Mystery Customer Leaves $500 Tip At Waltham Restaurant
• Ravens Admittedly Will Be Steelers Fans For Next Two Weeks, Coach John Harbaugh Says: 'We Know We Need Some Help' To Make Playoffs
• Gov. Baker Joins Other States To Sign Pact To Help Reduce Transportation Pollutions
• Attic Fire Causes $400K In Damage To Carroll County Home, State Fire Marshal's Office Says
• The Mirage In Las Vegas To Revert To Weekends-Only Schedule In January
• Texas police release video of officer fatally shooting Black man
• Dr. Dave Hnida Answers Questions About The Mutated Coronavirus In Great Britain
• West Texas Child Predator Michael Don Billups Sentenced To Life In Federal Prison
• Maryland Providing COVID-19 Vaccines For Frontline NIH Healthcare Workers
• Congress Approves 5-Year Extension Of Great Lakes Cleanup Program
• Superior Cash: Residents Get $20 Certificate To Shop Locally
• 2-Year-Old Thoroughbred Dies At Golden Gate Fields; 26th Horse Death At Track This Year
• Florida's Minimum Wage Goes To $8.65 In January
• Large Police Presence In New Castle County As Officials Begin Investigation
• Texas Police Release Video Of Cop Fatally Shooting 22-Year-Old Joshua Feast In Back 
• Ask Santa For A Blanket: Pittsburgh Likely To See One Of Its Coldest Christmas Days In Over 30 Years
• Authorities Searching For Man Accused Of Using Stolen Credit Card In El Dorado County
• Authorities Searching For Man Accused Of Using Stolen Credit Card
• Virginia's Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee Statue Has Been Removed From The US Capitol
• U.S. teen jailed in Cayman Islands for breaking COVID-19 rules
• Pittsburgh Steelers RB James Conner Will Miss Game Against Cincinnati Bengals With Injury
• Atlantic White Shark Conservancy Uses New Device To Tag Free-Swimming Sharks
• Metrolink Announces '$10 Holiday Ticket' Program For Christmas, New Year's Day
• Minneapolis Mayor Frey Signs Emergency Regulation Capping Third-Party Food Service Delivery Fees At 15%
• Riverside Police Seek Help Catching Alleged Mail Thief With Christmas Poem Video
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Police Give 11 Warnings To Pittsburgh-Area Establishments Not Following Coronavirus Orders
• Midwestern Universities Form Alliance To Lure Space Command
• Recall: 92K Pounds Of Lean Cuisine Meals Contain Pieces Of Plastic
• Two Men Critically Wounded In Double Shooting In Philadelphia's Overbrook Neighborhood
• Texas Gov. Greg Abbott To Receive COVID-19 Vaccine Tuesday
• Kidnap Suspect Justo Smoker Now Charged With Murder Of Amish Girl Linda Stoltzfoos
• More Than 92,000 Pounds Of Lean Cuisine Meals Recalled; May Contain Hard Plastic Pieces
• DACA faces biggest legal test ahead of Biden presidency
• Multiple Car Windows Smashed Again On Oakley Avenue Near Peterson Avenue
• Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 16: Tony Pollard, Emmanuel Sanders Could Help Win Your Championship
• 2-Alarm Fire Breaks Out At Aurora Warehouse
• Texas Capitol To Reopen To Public In January
• Ravens Fans Are Steelers Fans The Next Two Weeks? 'Of Course, We Know We Need Some Help' To Make Playoffs, Says John Harbaugh
• Pittsburgh Penguins To Open Training Camp Jan. 3
• Man Arrested In Connection With Fatal Stabbing Over The Weekend
• Lancaster County Prosecutors File Homicide Charges Against Suspect Accused Of Kidnapping Amish Teen Linda Stoltzfoos
• CHSAA Gains Variance To Start Season B Sports Earlier Than Announced
• COVID In New Jersey: Gov. Murphy Promises Transparency Over State's Spending On Protective Gear
• LAUSD Not Close To Reopening Campuses, Superintendent Says
• Thousands Crowd Into San Francisco International Ignoring COVID Travel Warning
• COVID Testing: Santa Clara County Opens Self-Testing Site In Gilroy; Announces Christmas Week Hours
• 90-Year-Old Woman Severely Injured In San Francisco Bayview Hit-and-Run
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Coronavirus Numbers Appear To Be Plateauing, Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine Says
• 17-Year-Old Boy Charged In Teen's St. Paul Shooting Death
• Kyle Van Noy Talks A Little Trash About Former Team After Dolphins Beat Patriots
• COVID Vaccinations At N.Y. Nursing Homes Getting Underway
• Chicago Author Gabriel Bump Named 2020 Winner Of The Ernest Gaines Award
• 'Obviously': Rookie Quarterback Jalen Hurts Will Start For Third Straight Game When Eagles Face Dallas Cowboys
• Couple Emerges From Sanctuary After Hiding Out In Philadelphia Church Basement For 843 Days
• Frank Capra Family Reminds Pineapple Hill Saloon In Sherman Oaks 'It's A Wonderful Life' Amid Pandemic Struggles
• Fired Florida Data Analyst Rebekah Jones Sues Over Search Of Her Home
• 28-Year-Old Man Shot & Killed In Broad Daylight In South Baltimore
• More Emergency Funding Available For Denver Arts And Culture Venues
• Gov. Baker Announces Grants For 1,158 Small Businesses Impacted By COVID-19
• Wrong Way Driver Arrested For 3 Counts Of Intoxication Assault After Hitting Car On Julius Schepps Freeway
• COVID-19 In Illinois: State Sees Lowest Case Count And Positivity Rate Since The End Of October
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 2-Day Total Of 15,100 New Coronavirus Cases
• Pileup With Lettuce-Carrying Semi Closes 5 Freeway In Castaic
• La Russa Pleads Guilty To Lesser Charge To End DUI Case
• CVS To Begin COVID-19 Vaccinations At Calif. Nursing Homes Next Week
• Blake Street Tavern Closing Temporarily Because Of COVID-19 Restrictions
• COVID In Pennsylvania: More Than 17,000 Vaccine Doses Administered To Health Care Workers At Hospitals In State
• Zoom Removes Time Limits On Calls for the Holidays
• Despite Loss To Jets, Rams Still Control Playoff Hopes
• No Baltimore City Trash Collection On Christmas, New Year's Day
• Starting Next Week, CVS Plans To Vaccinate 63,000 Residents, Workers In Minnesota's Long-Term Care Facilities
• VIDEO: Paragliding Santa Rescued After Crashing Into Power Lines
• There May Be A Gap Between When Current Pandemic Benefits End And New Ones Begin: 'There's No Place To Turn'
• M Health Fairview Staff Donates $100K To Second Harvest Heartland: 'It's Good To Do Something That's Bigger Than Ourselves'
• No. 4 Michigan State Falls To Northwestern 79-65
• Virginia removes Robert E. Lee statue from U.S. Capitol
• Baltimore County Police Investigating Double Shooting In Dundalk
• Chicago Car Crash Near 70th And Euclid Leaves Vehicle Flipped Over
• Homestead Police Involved Shooting Investigated
• EMT Gives CPR To Suspected COVID Patient On Los Angeles-Bound Flight, Now Feeling Symptoms
• Cohasset Break-In Suspect Arrested After Second Incident Caught On Doorbell Camera
• Man Dies After Hole Dug For Swimming Pool In Orange Collapses On Him
• 30-Year-Old Man Killed After Vehicle Slams Into Tree, Bursts Into Flames In Single-Car Accident On Roosevelt Boulevard
• The Avalanche Will Not Host Fans At Games To Start The Season
• Shady Side Academy Picks The Bulldog As New Mascot
• Barr announces new charges 32 years after Lockerbie bombing
• 92.2K Pounds Of Lean Cuisines Meals Recalled Due To Contamination Of Little Pieces Of White Plastic, USDA Says
• Widow Shares Love Letter Husband Wrote As He Died Of COVID-19 At Texas Hospital
• The Great Conjunction: Jupiter, Saturn To Form 'Christmas Star' In Rare Double Planet Event
• Warner Bros 'Wonder Woman 1984' Snags $38.5 Million In Overseas Markets
• 1 Seriously Injured In Fire At Senior Apartment Complex In Zion
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Rite Aid Expands Free Drive-Thru Coronavirus Testing
• Wreck, Fuel Spill Shuts Down The 5 Freeway Near Elysian Park
• Couple Emerges From Sanctuary After Hiding Out In West Philadelphia Church's Basement For 843 Days
• Rural And Mountain Facilities Among Those Awaiting First Moderna Vaccine Shipments
• Holiday Push Causing Long Lines At Some Coronavirus Test Sites
• Cam Newton Not Working Out With Pats Is A Bummer And Other Leftover Thoughts
• Despite Arrival Of Vaccines, Holidays Are No Time To Let Your Guard Down
• How And When To See The 'Christmas Star' In North Texas Tonight, Clear Skies Expected
• Barr breaks with Trump over cyberattack and naming special counsels
• Animal Rights Group Alleges Torture, Inhumane Practices At Slaughterhouse Near Hialeah Gardens
• COVID Update (MN): Hospitalizations Continue Downward Trend As MDH Reports 1,998 New Cases, 22 Deaths
• Alleged Bombmaker Charged In Pan Am Flight 103 Explosion Over Lockerbie
• Woman, 71, Dead After Assailants Shoot Into Her House In Morgan Park
• AAA Reports 30% Fewer Marylanders Plan To Travel For Christmas, New Year's
• 1 Killed, 1 Wounded In Shooting In Humboldt Park Alley
• Police Urge Online Shoppers To Track Packages, Bring Them In Right Away
• UPS driver surprised by hundreds of neighbors saying thanks
• Greenpeace suit says Walmart lies about "recyclable" plastics
• Reward Offered For Info On Crash That Killed St. Cloud Cyclist
• COVID-19 Latest: Moderna Vaccines To Arrive In Maryland This Week, Gov. Hogan Says
• 46 tons of Lean Cuisine meals recalled due to plastic pieces
• Report: Pittsburgh Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger Intends To Play Next Season
• Tesla stock falls on first day in S&P 500
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• How And When To See Monday's Rare Christmas Star In Colorado
• Signature Requirements Jump For Florida Ballot Initiatives
• Dolphins' Salvon Ahmed Delivered On His Promise To Hospitalized Grandmom With 100-yard Day
• Lansing-Area Foundation Donating Toys In Honor Of Officer Who Died
• House Democrats issue subpoenas in probe of interference at CDC
• Bay Area Residents Share A Reason To Smile Even In 2020
• Sonoma Sheriff's Deputies Arrest Burglary Suspect for Drugs, Gun Possession
• Moby Dick House Of Kabobs To Give Away Meals To Families In Need
• 2 North Texas Shelters Close Temporarily After All Pets Adopted Before Christmas
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 2-Day Total Of 1,412 New Cases, 3 Additional Deaths
• St. Sabina Giving Away 1,000 Dinners From Manny's Deli
• Houghton Lake's 'Tip-Up Town' Festival Postponed Until February
• Tunnel To Towers Foundation Pays Off Mortgage Of Fallen Philadelphia Police Sgt. James O'Connor's Family Home
• Police Arrest Suspected Drug Dealer In Lincoln
• PTL Links: December 21, 2020
• 100 Children Get New Bicycles In Baltimore
• Holiday toy shortage, shipping backlog causing "imperfect storm"
• Two In Custody After Early Morning Chase And Crash In Lochbuie
• 'Dear New York' Special To Air On CBS2 Dec. 26 At 7 p.m.
• US Army Soldier Accused Of Abducting, Fatally Shooting Fort Drum Soldier After Body Found In New Jersey
• Fatal Crash Blocks Florin Road Near Excelsior Road In Sacramento County
• Christmas Cliffhanger: Santa's Rescue Live-Streamed After Crash Into Rio Linda Power Lines
• NH Man Allegedly Pulls A Gun On Driver After Being Unable To Pass Car Stuck In Snow
• Where To Find A Coronavirus Test In Massachusetts
• COVID In Maryland: Over 2.2K New Cases, Hospitalizations Up Again
• Rocky Lombardi Looks To Transfer
• 'We Are Not A Super Spreader': Controversy Unfolds After Rocklin Church Continues To Hold In-Person Services
• What we know about the new strain of COVID in the U.K.
• Congress Set To Vote On $900 Billion COVID Relief Bill With $600 Checks (CBS News)
• NHL Set For 56-Game Season In 2021
• 6 Killed, 32 Wounded In Weekend Shootings, Including Mass Shooting In Burnside
• 2 Women Shot, Killed In Southwest Baltimore Sunday Night
• Belichick Doesn't Sound Eager To Switch From Newton To Stidham
• 'Outrageous': Gov. Sununu Says Congress 'Cutting The Line' To Get COVID Vaccine
• Rams Embarrassed By Winless Jets, Yet To Clinch Playoff Spot
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured In Crown Heights Shooting
• COVID Latest: CVS Health To Start Vaccinating Maryland Nursing Homes, Assisted Living Facilities December 23
• Rainbow PUSH and UAW Ford Chicago To Give Away 60,000 Diapers Monday In Hyde Park
• Missing Lansdowne Teen Could Be Headed To Pennsylvania
• Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupts, then earthquake rattles area
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Coronavirus Vaccine Administration Set To Begin At Pa. Long-Term Care Facilities
• Stafford Can't Make Up For Miscues
• Sheriff Shuts Down Illegal Party In Queens With More Than 160 People In Attendance
• The gardener by the Bay
• Families Of CA Inmates Who've Died Of COVID Blame Spread Of Virus On Inmate Transfers
• More Than 1 Million People Screened At Airports On Consecutive Days For First Time Since COVID Pandemic Began
• Gov. Walz To Hold Roundtable On Unemployment Assistance For Student Workers
• Miami Weather: Chilly Christmas Cool Down Coming
• Tom Brady Artfully Dodges Question About Patriots Missing Playoffs
• 'Love You So Much,' Arlington's Maren Morris Cancels Tour Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• VIDEO: Tufts Doctor Sings 'I'll Stay Home For Christmas'
• Miss France runner-up targeted by wave of anti-Semitic abuse
• Bay Area COVID Roundup: Who Gets Next Round Of Vaccinations?; Thousands Ignoring Christmas Travel Warning; Newsom In Quarantine
• 2 Men Injured In Late Night Shootings Sunday In Baltimore
• 2020: A Year To Remember, Jim DeFede Looks Back On Some Of Top Local Political Stories
• Denver Weather: Our Warmest Day In Two Weeks For The First Day Of Winter
• Video: Spectacular Nighttime Kilauea Volcano Eruption On Hawaii's Big Island
• Jupiter and Saturn to overlap in sky tonight: "Aligned just right"
• 2nd COVID Vaccine On The Way, San Francisco Mission District Residents Question Who Will Receive Next Round
• One Person Dies In Palos Verdes Estates House Fire
• One Person Found Dead In Reading Rowhome Fire, Firefighter Injured After Falling Through Hole In Floor
• U.S. Congressman Conor Lamb, Wife Hayley Celebrate New Baby
• Stephon Gilmore Likely Done For Season With Partially Torn Quad
• Philadelphia Weather: Quick-Hitting System Could Bring In Snow-Rain Mix On First Day Of Winter
• Biden receives first dose of COVID vaccine, stressing its safety
• How Do Experts Envision The Workplace Will Work Once COVID Is No Longer A Concern?
• CVS Health Now Administering COVID-19 Vaccines In Long-Term Care Facilities
• Parkland Parents Manuel And Patricia Oliver To Deliver Symbolic Christmas Cookies To NRA Members
• Jupiter and Saturn will form the first "double planet" in 800 years
• 24-Year-Old Woman Shot Twice While Sitting With Man Inside Car In Haddington Section Of Philadelphia
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Missing 86-Year-Old Charles Howard
• Leaders Set To Meet Over Future Of Christmas Tree At Point State Park
• Shipments of Moderna's COVID vaccine begin distribution in the U.S.
• Ariana Grande is engaged to boyfriend Dalton Gomez
• Newsom In Quarantine After Staff Member Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• EMT Gives CPR To Suspected Coronavirus Patient On LAX-Bound Flight, Now Feeling Symptoms
• Chicago Weather: Scattered Snow And Rain Showers For First Day Of Winter
• Fort Drum soldier held in shooting death of fellow soldier
• Employers can bar unvaccinated workers, government says
• How a risky bet on experimental biotechnology led to a COVID-19 vaccine
• Lawmakers reach agreement on COVID economic relief package
• More nations banning flights from U.K. due to new virus strain
• Manhunt Continues For 22-Year-Old Koby Francis, Accused Suspect In Shooting Of McKeesport Police Officer
• Pittsburgh International Airport, Airlines Reach New Lease Agreement
• Transformer Fire Lights Up Upper East Side Street
• 'Good Luck': Congress Agrees To New COVID Relief Bill, But Some Philadelphians Say $600 Stimulus Checks 'Not Enough'
• Security Guard Assaulted In Rochester, NH Hospital Parking Lot Dies
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Several Restaurants Defy Statewide Restrictions, Stay Open For Indoor Dining
• 7 Injured In Brooklyn Fire Truck Crash
• Paragliding Santa rescued after getting caught In power lines
• First Doses Of Moderna's COVID Vaccine Set To Be Distributed
• Man convicted of murder in failed synagogue attack in Germany
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Monday, The First Official Day Of Winter, To Bring Temps In 30s
• Ohio Spent $55M In Early 2020 On Gowns, 3 Million From China
• Pittsburgh Weather: First Day Of Winter Arrives, Snow Chances On The Way
• More Than A Dozen People Arrested Over 'Doughnuts' Driving Incident In South Beach
• Dolphins Eliminate Patriots From Playoff Race With 22-12 Win
• Billerica's Santa And His Makeshift Sleigh Spreading Cheer To Kids Around Town
• Local Leaders Offer Support To McKeesport Police After Officer Injured In Shooting
• Local Police Officers Team Up For Holiday Toy Giveaway
• West Virginia To Face Tennessee In Liberty Bowl
• Alfred Farrar, ex-Tuskegee Airman, dies just short of 100th birthday
• Monday's Show Info (12/21/20)
• 'Our Menu Doesn't Lend Itself To Takeout': Restaurant Owners Fear Tighter COVID Regulations
• Holiday Travel Projected To Decrease By 30 Percent Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Brings Holiday Performances To Music Lovers At Home During Pandemic
• Man Hospitalized After Crash Trapped Him Between Car, Wall In Baltimore

Videos from December 21, 2020

• Attorney General Barr breaks with Trump, says Russia likely behind cyberattack
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• U.K. officials say new COVID-19 strain appears to be 70% more contagious
• Attorney General Bill Barr breaks with Trump in final days of president's term
• Mass distribution of Moderna's coronavirus vaccine begins in the U.S.
• "Season of Giving": Kindness becomes contagious among Minnesota strangers
• Video shows deadly rollaway accident involving a Range Rover
• Barr rebukes Trump on Hunter Biden probe and 2020 election fraud
• Congress reaches deal on $900 billion pandemic relief package
• U.S. administers first Moderna vaccine doses in ramped up rollout
• U.S. yet to decide on U.K. travel ban as nations close borders
• Dozens of nations ban travel with Britain over more infectious COVID strain
• CBS Evening News, December 21, 2020
• "CBS Evening News" headlines for Monday, December 21, 2020
• Vice President-elect Kamala Harris campaigns for Democrats in Georgia
• Cybersecurity expert says he warned SolarWinds in 2017 they were "incredibly easy" to hack
• Trump floats appointing Sidney Powell, lawyer who promoted conspiracy theories, as special counsel on voter fraud
• The Book Report: Gift ideas for book lovers
• Congress to vote on first pandemic relief bill since March
• Fears grow after a new strain of the coronavirus is detected in U.K.
• Biden gets his first dose of coronavirus vaccine
• Barr announces new charges in 1988 Pan Am bombing
• Bishop T.D. Jakes talks how to find hope during holiday hardships
• Congress expected to approve $900 billion COVID-19 relief bill
• U.K. tightens lockdowns due to new coronavirus strain
• Attorney General Barr: Cyberattack "certainly appears" to be linked to Russia
• How the coronavirus is changing scientific research
• Decisive NFL games as teams fight for playoff spots
• London tightens lockdown amid coronavirus mutation in UK
• Countries restrict U.K. travel over highly transmissible new strain of coronavirus
• Actor Regé-Jean Page on Shonda Rhimes' "Bridgerton," re-imagining Regency-era romance, inclusive cast
• UPS driver surprised by neighborhood residents
• Studies show heart disease a risk in COVID-19 survivors
• Mask entrepreneur inspired by Wonder Woman thanks her superhero via Zoom
• Disputing his own top officials, Trump blames China, not Russia, for government agency hack
• The gardener by the bay
• $900 billion COVID stimulus bill to include $600 checks, avoid government shutdown
• Michelangelo's David faithfully recreated using 3D technology during Florence lockdown
• Vaccine rollout ramps up across U.S. as new coronavirus variant is being tracked
• N.J. Governor on state receiving almost 100,000 fewer COVID vaccine doses than anticipated
• 12/21: CBSN AM
• Sneak peek: New documentary "The Beatles: Get Back"
• Mysterious snowmen are taking over a Pennsylvania town
• Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupts
• Christmas Star 2020: Jupiter, Saturn to meet in rare "great conjunction"
• UN cyber office assisting with hack investigation as fingers point to Russia
• Pandemic causes even greater delays for popular holiday gifts
• "CBS This Morning" looks back at some of the fun, light-hearted moments we've shared in 2020
• "CBS This Morning" looks back on a historic year with a roundup of all the news that mattered in 2020
• WorldView: UK locks down as new COVID-19 variant spreads; Nigerian police rescue schoolchildren
• Secretary Pompeo: Russia is "pretty clearly" behind hack of U.S. government agencies
• UPS driver who lost father to COVID helping transport vaccine: "This has been my most important load"
• As COVID cases surge, many still plan holiday travel
• 18 million people in U.K. ordered to "stay at home" as new COVID strain emerges
• Congress reaches deal on $900 billion coronavirus relief bill; What's in the package?
• Eye Opener: Congressional leaders finally agree on COVID relief bill
• Little data available on UK COVID-19 mutation, doctor says