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Articles from December 26, 2020

• Man, 46, Last Seen In DTLA Is Located, Reunited With Family
• 2 Injured After Car Crashes Into Pizza Stand In Echo Park
• Car Strikes Crowd At Illegal Street Racing Event In Carson, Killing 1 And Injuring Several Others
• Health Experts Seek To Lessen Fears About New COVID-19 Strain, Remind Americans About Taking Precautions
• Downtown Commons Nearly Empty As Sacramento Kings Play Home Opener
• 'A Lot Of This Is Preventable': Funeral Home Capacity Shrinking As More People Die From COVID-19
• Kings Improve To 2-0 After Holding Off Suns 106-103
• Stunning Final Second Loss Eliminates Raiders From NFL Playoff Race
• Timberwolves Hold Off Late Rally, Defeat Jazz, 116-111
• Many Chicagoans On Edge With With No Federal Stimulus Bill Signed, Programs Set To Expire
• Three Reasons Why Tom Brady Obliterating The Lions Was Wildly Impressive
• Dolphins Drop Raiders 26-25 With Last-Second FG
• Kwanzaa Celebrations Smaller Because Of Pandemic, But Still Meaningful For African-American Community
• 4 Juveniles Arrested In Worcester After Allegedly Throwing Bricks That Hit 19 Moving Cars
• Chicago Weather: Light Rain Or Snow Coming Late Sunday
• Crews Preparing For New Year's Eve Performances In Times Square, Event Is Closed To Public
• Mother Releases Balloons For Quintonio LeGrier 5 Years After He Was Shot Dead By Since-Fired CPD Officer
• South City Company Grows Greens Indoors to Counter Farm Land Losses
• CBS News: Person Of Interest Identified In Connection To Nashville Blast
• Sewage Spill Temporarily Shuts Down Beaches In Long Beach
• Embiid, Simmons Extend Dominance Of Knicks As Sixers Roll
• Robber Shot Dead By Employee With Concealed Carry License In Humboldt Park Neighborhood Store, Police Say
• Congressman Evans Urges President Trump To Sign COVID-19 Relief Bill: 'He Is Creating Disruption In People's Lives'
• Utah Freshman Running Back, North Texas Native Ty Jordan Dies At 19
• 3 Dead, 3 Wounded In Shooting At Rockford Bowling Alley; 1 Person In Custody
• 1 Person Dead In Mondawmin Rowhome Fire, Officials Say
• Woman Found Stabbed To Death In Englewood Home
• Ravens Take On Giants In Crucial Game For Playoff Aspirations. Here's What You Need To Know
• 16-Year-Old Boy Charged In Connection With Bridgeport Carjacking That Left Shuai Guan Shot Dead
• Bulls Drop Second Straight, Fall To Indiana Pacers For 10th Straight Time
• Crews Work To Remove Scaffolding From BGE Building Damaged In Baltimore Explosion
• Ravens Injury Report: Who's In, Who's Out For Sunday's Matchup With Giants
• Holiday Shoppers Turn Out To Hunt For Deals, Return Unwanted Gifts
• Officer Injured After Suspect In Stolen Vehicle Crashes Into Patrol Car, Baltimore County Police Say
• Rivera, Washington Could Clinch NFC East By Beating Carolina
• NH Attorney General Identifies Trooper Wounded In Deadly Dalton Shootout
• Man Shot In The Face, Neck In NE Baltimore, Police Say
• Joel Embiid, Ben Simmons Extend Dominance Of Knicks As Sixers Roll
• Marylanders Use Weekend To Return Gifts, Shop Post-Holiday Deals
• Santa Cruz Mountains Residents Wary as Storms Drench Slide-Prone Burn Scars
• Coyote Spotted Near State Capitol On Christmas Day
• 8-Year-Old Boy Found Safe After Police He Was Abducted By Non-Custodial Parents In North Suburbs On Christmas Day Night
• Murder-suicide leads to new life for 20-year-old
• Report: Steelers OL Chukwuma Okorafor Fined $10,000 For Shoving Bengals Player
• Motorcyclist Killed In Crash Involving Truck In West Sacramento
• Los Angeles County Reports 30K New COVID-19 Cases, 142 Additional Deaths Over Past 2 Days
• Hundreds Of Frontline Workers Get COVID-19 Vaccine In Tarrant County Saturday
• Man Caught Trying To Smash Open ATM In Englewood, Police Say
• Third-String Beathard Throws 3 TDs As 49ers Stun Cardinals
• Long Island Man Facing Murder Charges, Accused Of Setting Body On Fire
• Police: 2 Hospitalized Following Hit-And-Run On Major Deegan Expressway
• Orange County Health Provider Accused Of Fraudulently Obtaining COVID Vaccine
• COVID-19 Cases Continue To Climb In Tri-State Area With Nearly 11,000 New Positive Cases Reported In New York
• 14-Year-Old Boy Rescued After Being Trapped In Mud For More Than Hour In New Castle County
• Temporary Bother or New Normal? Opinions Vary at COVID Test Site in Berkeley
• Moderna Vaccine Rollout Underway In New Jersey; Health Care Workers Receive First COVID Shots At Essex County College
• Vigil Held For Newman Police Corporal Killed During Traffic Stop On Christmas 2 Years Ago
• Harford County Sheriff's Office Investigating Armed Robbery At Perez International Foods
• Report: Pirates Outfielder Gregory Polanco Fractures Wrist During Winter Ball
• Nashville Bombing Suspect May Have Been Killed In Blast, Sources Say
• Health Experts Seek To Lessen Fears About New COVID-19 Strain, Remind Americans About Taking Precautions
• Baltimore Man Sentenced To Nearly 14 Years In Prison For Drug Distribution That Resulted In Death Of A Victim
• Woman Shoots Suspect Who Forced Way Into Home And Assaulted Her On Christmas
• Shooting Star! Steph Curry Makes 105 Straight 3s Post-Practice
• Beathard Throws 3 TDs, 49ers Stun Cardinals
• Person Rescued From North Highlands House Fire
• FAN N'ATION Tailgate Approved: Thorn Hill Tap House Recipes
• Nats' Rizzo Says Bell Trade Won't Prevent Zimmerman Reunion
• Cowboys Place DT Antwaun Woods On IR, Sign RB Sewo Olonilua To Active Roster
• Man, 46, Climbs Out Of Lake After ATV Crashes Through Ice
• Timberlake Lifts Towson Past Coppin State 78-73
• Dosunmu Scores 30 To Lead No. 18 Illinois Past Indiana
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Clear Skies, Bitter Temps In Teens And 20s Tonight
• Rep. Conor Lamb Adjusting To Life As A New Dad
• South Metro Firefighters Respond To Fully-Engulfed Garage In Littleton
• Malcolm X College Holds Virtual Kwanzaa Celebration
• Denver Child Receives Gift Of Mobility Thanks To Kind Stranger From Washington State
• Passengers Being Notified Of Possible COVID-19 Exposure After Death Of Man Who Collapsed On United Airlines Flight
• Bloomington Police Chief Jeff Potts Announces Retirement
• 'Tricky' & 'Unstable' Snow Causes Avalanche Near Independence Pass
• CPW, CSU Researchers Investigate Resurgence Of Trout Kidney Disease
• Northwest Indiana Woman Fears Items She Mailed To Her Son In Georgia For Christmas May Be Gone For Good -- And She's Not Alone
• Bronx Community Calls For Justice After Fatal Shooting Of 16-Year-Old James Solano
• Elderly Man Accused Of Pointing, Firing Replica BB Gun Rifle At Victim's Property
• Florida Exceeds 21,000 Resident Deaths From COVID-19
• Orange County Reports 5,953 New COVID-19 Cases Over Past 2 Days, Continues To Set Records For Hospitalizations
• 'Hopefully This Virus Stops Very Soon': Winthrop Hosts Long Lines For COVID Tests After Christmas
• Beverly Hills Restaurant Urged To Scrap New Year's Eve Party Plans
• White Christmas Causing Headaches In Pittsburgh With Many Roads Still Snow Covered
• Hilltop Gingerbread Monolith Delights San Francisco Residents
• 3 Adults, 1 Minor Hospitalized Following Drive-By Shooting In Little Haiti
• Police Investigate After Transgender Woman Is Found Shot To Death In East Chatham
• New York City's Annual 'Mulchfest' Christmas Tree Recycling Program Returns
• Family Displaced, Pets Lost In Maple Grove House Fire
• Latest Coronavirus Restrictions Now In Effect To Help Limit Post-Holiday Surge
• Cellphone Video Emerges Of Fatal Philadelphia Police-Involved Shooting In Kensington On Christmas Morning
• Newly-Identified Dwarf Snake Species Named for California Academy of Sciences Researcher
• Police Safely Locate Missing 15-Year-Old Girl Emily Morton
• Woman Killed, 2 Injured In Overnight Shooting In Modesto
• 7 Hospitalized From Brighton House Fire
• Miller Kopp Scores 23 As Northwestern Ekes Out Victory Over Ohio State
• COVID In Douglas County: Dozens Of Businesses Open For Limited Indoor Capacity
• Massachusetts Reports 7,424 New COVID Cases, 46 More Deaths Over 2 Days
• Upper St. Clair School District Awarded $17,000 Safe Schools Grant
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations In Texas Fall But Remain Near Summer Peak
• COVID Vaccines Likely Effective Against New Strains, Doctor Says
• Lombard Man, Already Charged With Attempted Terrorism Earlier This Year, Is Now Charged With Possessing Child Pornography
• Florida Governor's Aide Criticized Over 'Disgusting' COVID-19 Tweet
• City Of Pittsburgh Reminds Residents Of Holiday Delay In Garbage & Recycling Collection
• Firefighters Battle Brush Fire In Sycamore Flats
• MN Weather: More Snow Expected Sunday, With A Large Winter Storm Possible Tuesday-Wednesday
• Dallas County Reports 1,318 COVID-19 Cases, 10 Deaths Saturday
• Bridgewater Man And Woman Arrested In Connection To Stabbing On Christmas Eve
• Car Smashes Into North Hollywood Apartment Building
• Young Adults Who Vape Cannabis Are More Likely To Experience Cough, Bronchitis And Wheezing, Study Finds
• COVID-19 In West Virginia: Vaccination Rate Surges As Deaths Continue To Climb
• COVID In Florida: 17,042 New Daily Cases, 140 Additional Deaths
• 17-Year-Old Shot And Killed On Christmas Day In Charles County, Police Say
• 6 People Shot In Lynn During Music Video Shoot, 1 Dead; No Arrests Yet
• Steelers Rule Out Kicker Chris Boswell, Two Other Players For Sunday's Game
• Indiana COVID-19 Update: 3,896 New Confirmed Cases, 30 Additional Deaths
• Phillip Lindsay Out For The Rest Of Broncos' 2020 Season
• Rangers Sign Japanese Pitcher Kohei Arihara To $6M Contract
• It's Academic: December 26, 2020
• 23-Year-Old Man Shot To Death At Car Wash In Dallas
• Mother Of Steelers' Marcus Allen Receives Surprise Car For Christmas
• Hit-And-Run Driver Strikes Stroller; Baby Dies On Christmas
• 'You've Been Served': Wis. Hospital Files 200+ Debt Lawsuits During Pandemic
• Southern California Gas Prices Highest Since September
• Officials Urge Thousands Of Pennsylvanians Waiting On Pandemic Federal Aid To Take Advantage Of State Programs
• Person Of Interest Identified In Connection To Nashville blast (CBS News)
• Coroner IDs Woman Killed In Crash That Left 4 Others Critically Injured
• Crews Respond To Two-Alarm Fire In West Deer
• What Was The Top Christmas Gift This Year?
• Sacramento's Torch Club's 'Live' Music Scene Lives Online
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 3,293 New COVID-19 Cases, Including 66 Deaths
• Utah star freshman running back Ty Jordan dead at 19
• Tom Brady Shreds Lions En Route To One Of The Best Halves Of His Entire Career
• Cocaine Packages Found Floating Off Lower Keys
• Kaiser Permanente Halts 'Elective, Non-Urgent Surgeries And Procedures' Until Jan. 4 Amid Surge In COVID Cases
• Car Crash Knocks Down Santa Ana Power Pole
• Authorities: Rapper Splash Zanotti, 2 Others, Terrorized Couple During Miramar Home Invasion
• Here's Where To Get Free COVID-19 Testing In Ventura County
• Police Charge Four Individuals In Obstructing Search Of Suspected McKeesport Police Shooter Koby Francis
• Gardena Freeway Crash Leaves 1 Dead, 4 Critically Injured
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 2.2K New Cases Reported, 21 More Deaths
• Jamaica Plain Fire Leaves Resident With Life-Threatening Injuries
• 13-Year-Old Girl Charged With Murder As Juvenile In Jersey City Shooting
• Orange County Firefighters, Paramedics Receive Moderna Vaccine
• MISSING: Robert Whitehead, 80, Last Seen At 3 P.M. On Christmas
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Reports 2,170 More Cases, 57 More Deaths
• Spirit Of Giving Alive & Well In South Florida
• Archaeologists unearth ancient "snack bar" in Pompeii
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 14,755 New Coronavirus Cases In Last Two Days
• Littleton Teen Battling Rare Disorder Hopes To Get New Kidney
• Outages continue, mystery still unsolved after Nashville blast
• 'Bah Humbug': Nuggets Head Coach Unsatisfied With Christmas Performance Against Clippers
• Winter Storm Watch To Start Late Sunday For Santa Barbara County Mountains
• Kwanzaa Begins With Motorcade, Online Celebrations
• Tools To Help With Family Finances And Business Startups During The COVID-19 Pandemic
• Artificial intelligence-powered boat to recreate Mayflower journey
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: More Than 50,000 Total Coronavirus Cases Reported By Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Since Pandemic's Start
• Santa Anita Race Track Begins Winter/Spring Meeting With Upgrades
• Christmas Day Shootings Investigated Near Bayside
• Boston Medical Center Worker With History Of Allergies Has Allergic Reaction To Moderna COVID Vaccine
• British double agent dies in Russia, hailed by Putin as "brilliant"
• Beyoncé To Donate $500,000 To People Impacted By The Eviction Crisis
• Colorado Weather: Turning Windy, Colder By Sunday With Mountain Snow Returning
• Some Unemployment Could Run Out Saturday, Affecting Millions Of Americans
• Bay Area COVID Roundup: Beleaguered Hospitals Prepare For Post-Holiday Surge; Stimulus Relief Checks Come To An End
• Headstones with swastikas removed from cemetery in Texas
• U.K. hit with worst recession in 300 years amid COVID surge
• Saturday Morning Links: CWD Hunt, Edina Skating Rinks, First Ave Livestream And More
• Woman Hit And Killed By Subway On Upper West Side, NYPD Says
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Bundle Up! Brisk Saturday With 'Feels Like' Temps In 20s; Cold And Clear Tonight
• December 2020 Has Officially Been The Second Snowiest December On Record
• COVID vaccines likely effective against new strains, doctor says
• Chicago Weather: Temperature Roller Coaster This Week
• Officers who first responded to Nashville explosion "saved lives"
• Two sentenced for selling alcohol to woman who caused fatal crash
• South Korea, hailed as early COVID success, sees spike in cases
• COVID relief bill flown to Florida, as Trump went golfing
• Falling iguanas possible in South Florida amid temperature drop
• Nashville mayor: "Determination" to solve Christmas blast
• Only woman on U.S. death row gets reprieve
• One COVID patient is dying every 10 minutes in L.A. County
• Christopher Guzman Arrested Following Apparently Random Brick Attack On Woman In Midtown
• 'I've Never Seen Anything Like It': Boy On Autism Spectrum Gets Life-Changing Christmas Gift
• Pittsburgh Weather: More Snow Chances Possible After Record Christmas Day Snowfall
• Grapevine Police Find No Suspect Following Hours-Long Search For 'Possible Active Shooter' At Great Wolf Lodge Christmas Night
• Mt. Lebanon School District To Resume Hybrid Learning Model Following Winter Break
• WB I-70 Reopens After Shooting Near I-270
• Saturday's Show Info (12/26/20)
• Record Christmas Day Snowfall Recorded In Pittsburgh
• Glassport Woman Facing Child Neglect Charges Following Arrest In Myrtle Beach Hotel, Accused Of Using Drugs While Children Were Present
• Pittsburgh Penguins Goaltender Tristan Jarry Proposes To Girlfriend Hannah
• Penn & Teller: Try This at Home
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Frigid Start, Single Digit Wind Chills, Gusty Saturday
• Where Death Lives - The Outpost
• Jeff Davis 12 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Jonathan Mangum 8 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Say Hello to My Little Ball Pit Troll - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• Popstar's Best of 2020
• Ever After - Tell Me A Story
• Heroes on the Front Line
• Dogs of the Year
• iHeartRadio Music Festival Night 1 2020
• RuPaul's Drag Race
• All the Kings Clubs, Motorcycles, and Let's Get Small - Masters Of Illusion

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• “Good reason” to believe vaccines will be effective on new COVID-19 strains: Doctor
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• Investigators comb downtown Nashville for clues in Christmas Day explosion
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