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Articles from December 29, 2020

• Judge Calls PG&E Power Shutoffs Flawed, Proposes Stricter Probation
• San Bernardino Officer Injured, Homicide Suspect Killed In Shooting
• New 'More Contagious' Variant Of COVID-19 Found In Colorado
• Second Chance Center Expanding In Aurora To Serve More People Transitioning Out Of Prison
• 'Unresponsive' 14-Year-Old In Backseat Of Car Driven By Santa Rosa Teen Suspected In DUI Hit-And-Run
• Suspect In At Least 9 Recent San Joaquin Valley Armed Robberies Arrested
• Community Pitches In To Keep Longtime Bar & Music Venue From Closing
• Denver First Responders Get First Doses Of COVID Vaccine
• Inland Empire Hospitals In Crisis As COVID-19 Surge Continues
• Colorado Unemployment Claimants Struggle To Get Answers About Missing Benefits During Holiday Season
• SoCal Businesses Drain Savings During Stay-At-Home Orders
• 'Crisis Care' A Strong Possibility At Hospitals During Surge of COVID Patients
• Shayla Hammel Identified As Human Remains Investigation Continues In Conejos County
• Fox, Kings Drop Nuggets Again In 125-115 Win Tuesday
• Clippers Rebound From 51-Point Debacle To Top Wolves 124-101
• 'Wildly Out Of Your Comfort Zone': Unlikely Colorado Airport Ramp Agent Finds Purpose
• Report: Texas Has Only Used 1/4 Of Allotted COVID-19 Vaccine, But Good Luck Finding Any Doses
• Joe Biden Warns Trump Administration's Vaccine Distribution Plans Are 'Falling Far Behind'
• Chicago Weather: Winter Storm Warning Continues For Parts Of Area; Wednesday Morning Commute May Be Treacherous
• Chicago Weather: With First Big Snowfall Of Season For Chicago Area, Digging Out Is A Challenge
• Chicago Weather: Snowstorm Brings Whiteout Conditions Right Amid Evening Rush; Numerous Crashes Reported
• Chicago Weather: Snowstorm Leads To Major Delays For Arriving Flights At O'Hare, Midway
• Englewood Woman Is Stuck In Her Room After Someone Stole Her Wheelchair On Christmas
• 18-Year-Old Man Armed With Machete Fatally Shot By Police In Brooklyn
• I-Team: Homeowners Claim Boston-Based Non-Profit Sold Them Predatory Mortgages
• Quincy Woman Has Made 2,500 Lasagna Dinners For Neighbors In Need
• Bulls Win For First Time This Season As They Top Washington Wizards
• Somerset Officer Buys Christmas Dinner For Family In Need After Shoplifting Incident
• No. 16 Northwestern Falls To No. 10 Iowa In Big Ten Game
• Prosper High School Prepares For A Showdown With Denton Guyer, This Time For The Playoffs
• People Are Advised To Skip New Year's Parties Amid Pandemic, But For Those Having Them, Bartenders For Hire Are Hot Commodity
• SoHo Hotel Confrontation: Black Teenager Falsely Accused Of Stealing Cellphone Says 'I'm Still Kind Of Shellshocked'
• South Florida Hospital Systems Start Laying Out COVID Vaccination Plans For Residents 65+
• Minnesota Weather: Winter Storm Moves Through State, 1 Killed In Faribault County Crash
• California COVID-19 Update: Stay-At-Home Order Extended In San Joaquin Valley, SoCal
• Joe Clark, New Jersey High School Principal Who Inspired 1989 Film 'Lean On Me,' Dies At Age 82
• Mass. Firefighters Union Frustrated By Delays In COVID Vaccine Distribution
• Justice Department Declines To Charge Officers In Tamir Rice Case
• Louisville Police Department Moves To Fire Two Officers Involved In Raid That Led To Breonna Taylor's Death
• Randle's Triple-Double Powers Knicks To Win Over Cavs
• New Tech Could Help MnDOT Plows Determine Best Way To Clear Snow Based On Conditions
• Police Investigating Series Of Explosive-Type Sounds Throughout Elk Grove
• FBI Trying To Identify Victims Of $28M Maryland-Based Ponzi Scheme In Which Trio Posed As Pastors
• 3 People Charged After Attempted Carjacking And Shooting In Green Tree
• Truck Crashes Off Side Of Bridge Into Chesapeake Bay Near Virginia Beach; Crews Suspend Search For Driver
• Chicago Red Stars Acquire Mallory Pugh, Sarah Killion Woldmoe From Sky Blue FC
• Dunbar Assistant Principal Shelton Stanley Found Shot, Killed Inside Pikesville Home, Baltimore County Police Say
• Yu Darvish, Victor Caratini Going To Padres, And Now Cubs Are Reportedly Shopping Willson Contreras
• WWE Star Shad Gaspard's Widow Files Wrongful Death Suit
• Local Pretzel Company Among Businesses Selected Across US For Newly Created Barstool Fund
• Tatum Helps Celtics Rally To Beat Pacers 116-111
• Bulls Win 1st Game As Wizards Lose 4th Straight, 115-107
• How Long Until You Can Get The COVID-19 Vaccine?
• Small Drone Deliveries: FAA Adds Rules Allowing For Flying At Night With Concessions
• Run In 4th Lifts Warriors Over Pistons, 116-106
• At Least 1 Person Shot At Home In White Oak
• Restaurants Relying On Loyal Customers, Take-Out Orders This New Year's Eve
• Joel Embiid Shakes Off Injury, Rallies Sixers Past Winless Raptors
• Police: Person-Of-Interest Found In Fatal Southfield Carjacking
• Northeast Philadelphia Community Rallying Around Father Of 2 Hospitalized With Coronavirus
• East Orange Police, Fire Departments Thank Health Care Workers With Holiday Caravan
• With Haskins Gone, Smith Or Heinicke To Start For Washington
• COVID Restrictions: Danville Restaurant Continues To Defy Health Orders, Faces $1,000 Daily Fines
• COVID Surge: Coronavirus Spread Likely To Worsen Due To Holiday Travel And Gathering
• Man Arrested In Connection To Fatal Shooting Of 16-Year-Old James Solano In The Bronx
• Woman Identified In Fatal Compton Shooting
• Police Video Shows Wild Chase Of East Bay Carjacking Suspect In Orinda Last June
• Galt Man Searching For Horse Stolen Day After Christmas
• New U.S. dietary guidelines suggest no added sugar for kids under 2
• PSE&G, Shoprite Donate To Help Meadowlands Area YMCA Distribute Meals To Those In Need
• Man Shot Dead In South Austin Restaurant
• Man Found Fatally Shot Inside Bronx Apartment
• Suspect Dies After Police Shooting In Modesto; No Officers Injured
• COVID Relief: Our Children Will Pay For These Trillion Dollar Stimulus Packages
• Federal Budget Repeals Auction Of Plum Island In Suffolk County
• Sculptor Vows To Rebuild After Vandalized Breonna Taylor Bust In Oakland Goes Missing
• Concord Woman May Lose Eye After Rock Thrown From Hwy. 4 Overpass Crashes Through Her Windshield
• Dallas County Reports 1,129 New Positive Coronavirus Cases
• 7-Year-Old Boy Asks For Donations To Butler County Humane Society Instead Of Birthday Presents
• 'You Are Not Welcome': Local Religious, Nonprofit Leaders Protest 'Super Spreader' LA Worship Events Planned By NorCal Christian Activist
• New US Dietary Guidelines Issued; Includes Guidelines For Babies, Toddlers
• Long Island Nursing And Rehabilitation Center Offers COVID-19 Vaccine To Staff, Residents
• 2 Found Dead In Vehicle In Brooklyn Park
• 'He Was Our Guardian Angel': Folsom Couple Connects With Good Samaritan After Thanksgiving House Fire
• East Harlem Community Celebrates 4th Day Of Kwanzaa With Gift Giveaway
• Sacramento To Open Warming Shelter For Homeless Residents Tuesday Night
• OC Mother Unknowingly Infected With COVID-19 By Son Released From Jail Dies
• COVID Tests: East Oakland Church Expands Testing To Serve Hard-Hit Neighborhoods
• Near Target Field, Vehicle Stolen With Kid Still In Back Seat
• Cold Front Brings Cooler Temperatures, Heavy Rain And Chance For Winter Weather In North Texas
• Long Island Singer Joining Legendary 'I Will Survive' Performer Gloria Gaynor For New Year's Eve Performance In Times Square
• Man Critically Wounded In Redondo Beach Stabbing During Carjacking
• COVID-19 In Westmoreland County: 27 More Inmates At County Prison Test Positive For Virus
• Martinez Family Seeks Answers After Teen Girl's Mysterious Sudden Death
• Residents Asked Not To Feed Wild Turkeys Roaming Albany Streets
• Ice Traps Trucks, Shuts Down Ramp From Westbound I-80 To Southbound Route 394
• '38 Homicides In 4 Years': LA Councilmembers Move To Arm Park Rangers
• Police: Suspects In Double Shooting Were Dressed As Utility Workers
• New Jersey Residents Wait In Long Lines At Lawrenceville MVC, Report Trouble Getting Appointments And Services
• Extended Stay-At-Home-Order Brutal News For San Joaquin County Business
• Derek Culver, Oscar Tshiebwe Help No. 9 WVU Beat Northeastern
• Hospitals Look For Answers On Vaccinations
• New Paid Sick Leave Benefits For New Yorkers Begin Friday
• Ohio Inmate Who Survived Execution Attempt Dies; Coronavirus Suspected
• Five FPL Solar Plants Coming Online
• McConnell Rejects Standalone $2,000 Checks, Links Increase To Other Trump Requests In New Bill
• Woman Shot, Wounded In Alley In South Austin
• Home Depot ceiling fans recalled because blades may spin off
• Man Killed On Highway 10 After Walking Away From Crash
• Maryland Men's Basketball Signs 9-Year-Old Ben Snyder Via Team Impact
• Feisty Young Sea Lion, Jenya, Recovers From Shark Bite, Returns To Ocean
• 2019 Tax Return Delays Costing Taxpayers Millions
• Traffic Backed Up For Miles Into Big Bear As Snowfall Draws Lockdown-Weary Crowds
• Texas Leaders Push For Quick COVID-19 Vaccinations, Say No Shots 'Should Be Kept In Reserve'
• Excitement Surrounds Return Of Youth, H.S. Sports, But Some Question Mask Requirements
• 'I Miss Them Every Single Day'; Former Senior Home Food Server, Now A U.S. Marine, Keeps In Touch With Residents
• Suspects Open Fire On Carson Homeowners After Knocking On Door
• Crete Couple Says Home Repair Contractor Took Over $6,000 And Ran, And A Staffer Looked Familiar From Our Past Stories
• AG Xavier Becerra Sues Seafood Companies Over Alleged Lead, Cadmium
• COVID Closures: Mexican Dining Institution El Charro In Lafayette To Close Permanently After 73 Years
• Group That Launches New Year's Eve Fireworks On Pikes Peak Plans Special Show For Colorado Springs Sesquicentennial
• Standard Video Toll Rates To Resume Statewide
• COVID Stimulus: McConnell Rejects Standalone $2,000 Stimulus Checks, Links Money To Other Trump Requests
• San Joaquin County Detectives Still Searching For Homicide Victim's Missing Vehicle
• Gas Prices Hit Highest Level Since Mid-March, AAA Says
• Pasadena Hospital To Use Panel To Ration Care If COVID-19 Situation Worsens
• New Democratic Leader In State House Is Both First Woman And Black Woman To Hold This Top Job
• Police Searching For Missing Long Island Mom Kristen Moore, 2-Year-Old Daughter Alyssa Scott-Moore
• Metra Union Pacific-West Trains Halted After Woman Is Hit, Killed By Train In Villa Park
• Maryland Lawmakers, Advocates Look To Extend Renter Protection
• Military Medical Personnel Deployed To 2 San Joaquin Hospitals For COVID Treatment Assistance
• State Street Bus Rerouted On South Side Due To Road Blockage Amid Winter Storm
• Lewisville Nonprofit And Food Pantry Working To Help Neighbors One Family At A Time
• Georgia mask maker creates smiles during pandemic
• Flyers' Stars Spread Cheer Virtually To Children's Hospital Of Philadelphia Patients
• Dr. Dave Hnida: Don't Spend New Years Spreading COVID Particles, Just Go With Holiday Bubbles
• New Year's Eve Alternatives Offered By City Of Denver Since There's No Fireworks
• Thousands Without Heat In Aspen Area After Vandals Target Natural Gas System
• Backlash Directed At Mayor Lightfoot After Meeting With Anjanette Young Is Canceled
• Mayor London Breed Seeks New San Francisco Police Commission Nominees To Fill 2 Vacancies
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Suspect Who Gunned Down Aspiring Comedian On Christmas Eve
• IDES Workers Not Aware How To Handle Letters With Social Security Numbers Mailed To Complete Strangers
• Skateboarder Found Unresponsive In Hawthorne On Christmas Eve Identified
• Winter Storm Brings 2 Inches Of Snow In Under An Hour To Some Areas As It Moves In
• COVID: San Francisco Health Director Says To Avoid New Year's Gatherings, Notes Gains During Stay-At-Home
• Chicago Dispatches Nearly 300 Snow Plows For Tuesday Evening Snowfall
• Hospitals in crisis amid record number of coronavirus patients
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/29 Tuesday Night Forecast
• Chicago Carjackings Give Rideshare Drivers Pause; 'A Lot Of Drivers Are Just Not Driving At Night'
• With More Than 490 Homicides, Philadelphia Nearing Most Homicides Ever In Calendar Year
• COVID In Florida: 12,075 New Daily Cases, 105 Additional Deaths
• Tarrant County Reports 23 New Deaths As Number Of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases Continue To Rise
• Two People Hospitalized After Three-Vehicle Crash In Bel Air, Police Say
• California Sues 5 Seafood Companies Over Alleged Lead, Cadmium In Fish
• Florida Loses $200 million In Tolls Due To COVID
• Author: Those Coping With Coronavirus Pandemic By Drinking More Alcohol Should Consider A 'Dry January'
• Boy, 16, Fatally Shot On Fond Du Lac Reservation
• COVID School Plan: San Francisco Rolls Out Teacher, Employee Testing Plan; Reopening Delayed
• Family OK After Car Smashes Into Niles Home
• Butler County Man Describes Experience Recovering From COVID-19 At Home After Hospitalization
• MPD, Minneapolis Mayor Announce Changes To Police Disciplinary Process
• 'Keep People Safe,' More Boston Restaurants To Hibernate Due To COVID-19
• Mario Lemieux Foundation Challenges People To Walk, Run Or Bike 66 Miles In 66 Days
• Stay-At-Home Order Extended Indefinitely For Southern California
• Pandemic Changes Face Of Entertainment Industry In 2020
• With Multiple Vehicles Through Lake Ice, DNR Issues Thin Ice Warning
• COVID In Philadelphia: Health Commissioner Warns Against New Year's Eve Gatherings
• NH Opens New Drive-Thru Sites To Give COVID Vaccines To Healthcare Workers
• Mayor De Blasio Extends NYC's 'Open Storefronts' Program Through September 2021
• UPDATE: Man Killed In San Francisco Hwy 101 Shooting Last Week Identified
• FBI Issues Warning About Scammers Trying To Cash In On COVID Vaccines
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Vaccine Giving Nursing Center Residents Hope To Soon See Families Again
• Man Accused Of Stabbing Mother To Death In Miami Beach Apartment
• Boeing 737 Max Returns To U.S. Skies After Nearly 2 Years
• 'They've Put It All On States': Healthcare Officials Frustrated By National Rollout Of COVID Vaccines
• MISSING: Mildred Burnett, 80, Last Seen In Greater Grand Crossing
• Pittsburgh Penguins To Play First Game Of 2021 NHL Season
• Some Minnesotans Welcome Fresh Snow With Open Arms
• Westmoreland Co. Man Charged After Allegedly Fighting 3 Police Officers During Welfare Check
• U.S. Air Force Member Uses Old Military Uniforms To Make Wreaths
• Robert DeLeo Officially Steps Down As Speaker Of Mass. House
• Twins Sign Reliever Robles To $2 Million, 1-Year Deal
• Black Family Works To Restore Roughly 200-Year-Old Cemetery In Texas
• DOJ declines to charge officers in Tamir Rice case
• Broward Health To Begin Vaccinating The Public Against COVID This Week
• Queens Residents Upset After City Relocates COVID-Positive Homeless Individuals Into Neighborhood Hotel
• Legal Recreational Marijuana May Not Be Available In New Jersey In 2021 Due To Continued Legislation Delays
• Miami, Fort Lauderdale Scale Back, Cancel Traditional New Year's Eve Events
• Senate Blocks Increased Stimulus Checks For Americans After Bill Passes In House Of Representatives
• Christmas Eve Home Burglar Arrested After Opening Door For Deputy In Placer County
• Small Plane Makes Emergency Landing In Dania Beach State Park
• New 'More Contagious' Variant Of COVID-19 Found In Colorado
• Santa Rosa Police Arrest 3 In Bait Bike Operation
• Feds Decline Charges Against Officers In Tamir Rice Case
• Turkey Harasses Hyde Park Neighborhood And WBZ Reporter Bill Shields
• Police Investigating Theft Of Baby Jesus Statue From Nativity At Bucks County Church
• Senator Calls For Action After Prison Abuse Report
• Panthers lineman says he's 1st NFL player to be "paid in Bitcoin"
• COVID Vaccine: FDNY Distributes First Doses To Firefighters As Virus Spreads Among Members
• 1 Dead, 1 Hurt In Western Wisconsin Crash
• Police: 19-Year-Old Raped Inside Brooklyn NYCHA Building; Neighbors Tell CBS2 They Complained About Broken Lock
• Plymouth Police Officer Fatally Shoots K-9 Partner After Dog Attacked Him
• Restriction Showdown: Judge Slams Anne Arundel County For Indoor Dining Ban, Ruling Expected Wednesday
• Cold Front Brings Rain, Chance For Wintry Weather Across North Texas On New Year's Eve
• Massachusetts Reports 3,659 New COVID Cases, 58 More Deaths
• Denver Zoo Needs Help To Feed Animals After 'Taking Major Financial Hit' During Pandemic
• Michigan Woman Accused Of Stealing, Crashing Patrol Car During Arrest
• Man Shot Dead At LRT Stop Christmas Eve Identified
• 'It's Drying Out' | Maryland Fire Officials Say It's Time To Get Rid Of Your Christmas Tree
• Man Dies After Being Found Lying On Kitchen Floor With Bullet Wound In In Auburn Gresham Home
• Broward Health: Overwhelming Number Of Calls For COVID Vaccine Registration Has Interrupted Phone Service
• State Lays Out Options For Pennsylvanians Waiting On Federal Pandemic Aid
• St. Mary's County Deputy Shoots Suspect Who Allegedly Assaulted Him With Weapon, Officials Say
• Heard In Detroit: Dan Tillery, Tom Butwin, & More!
• COVID Surge: Ghaly Says SoCal, San Joaquin Valley Regions To Remain Under Stay-At-Home Order
• A Girl Scout calls out child-labor link in Girl Scout cookies
• UPDATE: Woman Who Died In Suspected North Beach Domestic Assault Identified
• $2,000 Checks Demanded By Trump Will Come Down To Senate
• HBCUs still facing funding challenges despite surge in enrollments
• Tarrant County COVID-19 Vaccination Signup
• Phillies Acquire Reliever José Alvarado From Tampa Bay Rays In 3-Team Trade
• Website GiftofLyft.com Gives Codes For Free, Discount Sober Rides To Coloradans
• Here's Gov. Whitmer's Dec. 29 COVID-19 Press Conference
• Mayor Brandon Scott Announces $5M To Support Nonprofits During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Bill Belichick Clears Air Over Josh Allen Comments To MNF Crew: 'I Have A Lot Of Respect For Allen'
• Bill Belichick Leaning Toward Cam Newton As Week 17 Starter, But Adds 'We'll See'
• Guinness Open Gate Brewery To Release Mystery Beer New Year's Eve
• Chanel West Coast On MTV's 'Ridiculousness' & New Album: 'Entertaining Is What I'm Good At'
• Christmas Music Triggers Miraculous Moment For Elderly Woman Battling Memory Loss
• Man Shot, Killed By Police In Brockton Identified As Dorchester Man
• COVID-19 Issues With TCU Football Team Leads To Cancellation Of Texas Bowl Against Arkansas
• Court Awards 5 Female Baltimore Librarian Supervisors Nearly $200K In Pay Discrimination Case
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Nearly 1.9K New Cases, 63 Deaths Reported Tuesday As Positivity Rate Reaches 8.1%
• Shooting At Ohio Gas Station Kills 2, Including 17 Year Old
• Sisters Gave Birth 90 Minutes Apart After Sharing Pandemic Pregnancy Experience
• Experts Become Focus In Battle Over Florida Gun Law
• Hundreds Of Citations Given To LA Businesses For Lack Of COVID Compliance
• 48 States, 2 Territories Remain On Chicago's COVID-19 Travel Order
• Atlanta Hawks Beat The Detroit Pistons 128-120
• Why Tuesday Night's Rematch With Pacers Is Important For Celtics' Growth
• Maryland May Repeal State Song, A Confederate Call To Arms That Called Abraham Lincoln A 'Despot,' Referred To 'Northern Scum'
• Teen Artist Struggling With Mental Health Designs 'Teddy in Scrubs' To Raise Funds For Children's Hospitals
• Colorado Weather: Windy On Eastern Plains As Storm Moves Away
• Man Arrested After Victim Found Stabbed In The Face
• Massachusetts Senate Overrides Baker's Veto Of ROE Act, Expanding Access To Abortions
• Ravens, Steve And Renee Bisciotti Foundation Donate $5M To COVID-19 Recovery, Social Justice Causes In Maryland
• Gov. Whitmer Signs $106M COVID Relief Plan
• This Is Where Millions of Dollars In Cannabis State Tax Revenues Are Going
• LA County To Require 10-Day Quarantine For Travelers
• Centennial Named One Of The Country's Best Cities For Remote Workers
• 2 Found Dead Inside RV Parked Near San Jose Grocery Store
• Wayne Brady, Adam Lambert Starring In 'Ratatouille' Musical
• COVID Vaccine: Vice President-elect Kamala Harris Receives 1st Dose Of Moderna Shot
• LA County Officials Ask Hollywood To Pause Production Due To COVID-19 Crisis
• Towson University Men's Basketball Player Tests Positive For COVID-19; Team Activities Halted Again
• Professor Developing Warning App To Locate COVID Hot Spots On University Campuses
• First Residents At Holyoke, Chelsea Soldiers' Homes Receive COVID Vaccine
• COVID Restrictions: New Year's Eve 2021 Goes Virtual In Bay Area
• 'Little Bit Of A Pinch, That's It': Senior Citizen Feeling Good After Getting First Dose Of Moderna's COVID-19 Vaccine
• Drunk Woman Slips Handcuffs, Steals And Wrecks Police Cruiser
• Two People Accused Of Hindering Apprehension Of Koby Francis Arraigned In Court
• 'It's An Amazing Funeral,' Emancipation Group Statue Removed From Boston's Park Square
• Two Men Wanted For Lighting Vending Machine On Fire In Kensington, Philly Police Say
• High Risk Of Sneaker Waves Along Bay Area Coast Tuesday Night, Wednesday
• Mormon church accused of covering up Boy Scouts sex abuse
• 60 Minutes profiles ascendant pianist Igor Levit
• Avalanche Warning Issued For Colorado Mountains Along, South Of Interstate 70
• Michael Porter Jr. Bought His Father A Tesla Model Y For Christmas
• Illinois COVID Numbers: 5,644 New Cases, 106 More Deaths
• Heavy Snow Strands About 100 Cars On Mount Baldy
• Boston Archdiocese To Ring Bells Wednesday For Lives Lost To COVID-19
• Woman, 95, Threatened With Eviction For Socially Distanced Chats With Granddaughter
• Second COVID Surge Outpacing First At Worcester Field Hospital
• COVID Updates (MN): MDH Releases Vaccine Data For 1st Time, Nearly 40,000 Doses Administered So Far
• 38-Year-Old Man Dead After Shooting In Stockton
• Home Invasion On Federal Boulevard Under Investigation
• Baltimore's Morrell Park Recreation Center Closed Tuesday Following Possible COVID-19 Exposure
• Kane Community Living Centers To Receive Pfizer Vaccines For Residents, Staff Next Week
• Beverly Hills Restaurant La Scala Calls NYE Dinner Party Controversy A Misunderstanding
• Leslie West, Guitarist For Rock Band Mountain, Has Died At 75
• Denver DA: 12 Members Of 'The Family' Accused Of Hundreds Of Crimes To Support Meth Addiction
• New Downtown Sacramento Mural Recognizes Healthcare Workers Amid Pandemic
• 3 Injured In 2 Baltimore Shootings Tuesday, Police Say
• The Worst Drive Of The Entire Patriots Season And Other Leftover Thoughts
• Jonathan Toews Will Not Join Blackhawks At Training Camp Due To Medical Issues
• Lyft Driver Carjacked By His Own Passenger Told To Pay $2,500 Deductible When Car Found Damaged
• Master Bluegrass Guitarist Tony Rice Dies At 69
• Statue of slave kneeling before Lincoln removed in Boston
• B.A.A. Unable To Confirm Fall Boston Marathon Date Until Early 2021
• American Airlines Resumes Flying Boeing 737 MAX With Miami To New York Flight
• Mason Rudolph To Be Starting Quarterback For Game Against Cleveland Browns
• Robber Steals Scratch-Off Lottery Tickets From Anne Arundel County 7-Eleven, Police Say
• Broncos Malik Reed Explains Why He Wears The Number 59
• New Year's Eve Confetti Test Held Tuesday In Times Square; NYPD Announces Street Closures
• 2 Injured, One Seriously, In Tenderloin Stabbing Late Monday
• Chicago Opens First Mass COVID-19 Vaccination Site At Malcolm X College
• New Castle County First Responders Begin Receiving COVID-19 Vaccine
• Man Accused Of Assaulting Miami-Dade Officer Taken Into Custody In Miami Gardens
• Outpatient Health Care Workers In Boulder County Encouraged To Take COVID Vaccine Notification Survey
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 8,545 More Cases, And 267 Additional Deaths
• Maryland's Gun Deer Hunting Season Reopens January 8
• 1 Killed, 1 Hurt After Crashing Vehicle Into 2 Trees In St. Paul; Drugs Or Alcohol Believed To Be A Factor
• Caught On Video: Customer Shot During Attempted Robbery Inside Brooklyn Deli
• Deaths Reported After 6.3 Magnitude Earthquake In Croatia
• Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley Provides Update On Philadelphia's Coronavirus Response
• Stimulus Package Update: When Will The Checks Start Arriving?
• Josh McDaniels 'Absolutely' Wants To Be A Head Coach Again
• 'Revital Colorado' Helps First Responders Heal From Trauma
• Powerful earthquake strikes Croatia: "We have dead children"
• Fired Tyson manager defends COVID-19 bets as morale booster
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 1,020 New Cases, 41 Additional Deaths
• Road Rage Incident Leaves Owner Of Auburn Dog Rescue Fighting For His Life
• Green Beret Accused Of Killing 3 People At Rockford Bowling Alley Held Without Bail
• Boeing 737 Max returns to U.S. skies after nearly 2 years
• Fiery Crash On Palmetto Expressway, Several People Airlifted To The Hospital
• Henry Ford Health System: More Than 30K Patients Tested Negative For COVID-19 In Last 30 Days, 5,024 Tested Positive 
• PTL Links: December 29, 2020
• Nuggets Pick Up First Win Of The Season, Defeat Rockets At Home
• Car Slams Into South Minneapolis Day Care Center
• 1 Suspect Hospitalized, Another In Custody After Police-Involved Shooting In Brooklyn
• Bay Area COVID Roundup: Sky-High Rents Continue To Tumble; SF New Year's Eve Bash Raises Major Concerns; Southwest Cancels Layoff Plans
• Man Critical After Crash At Intersection In Detroit
• Man, 29, Critically Hurt By Hit-And-Run Driver In Brooklyn, Police Say
• Russia's COVID deaths much higher than previously reported
• Stolen Car Slams Into Yonkers Police Vehicle During Chase On New York State Thruway
• 6 People Hurt In Fire At Bay Ridge Apartment Building
• Appetizer Recipes For Ringing In The New Year
• If Julian Edelman's Patriots Career Is Over, It Will Go Down As One Of The Best
• Black family works to restore roughly 200-year-old cemetery in Texas
• Top 2020 Colorado Weather Events Included Rare Rocky Mountain Derecho
• Private Schools Win Decision Over Tax Dollars For Safety
• Tyler Hiland Charged With Stabbing Parents, Leaving Mother Paralyzed
• COVID Restrictions: MDH Takes Legal Action Against 2 Restaurants; Court Orders Another To Halt Indoor Dining
• Kamala Harris and husband Doug Emhoff receive COVID-19 vaccine
• NH Police Charge Man With Driving 132 MPH While Impaired
• 2 People Injured In Rollover Car Crash
• DA Targets Carmel Restaurant The Tuck Box After Repeated Health Order Violations; $20,000 Penalty Now Due
• New Bay Area Bridge Toll System To Debut In January; Non-FasTrak Users To Receive Monthly Bill
• Judge blocks attempted voter purge in two Georgia counties ahead of runoffs
• Lions Helpless Against Bucs
• Sacramento Man Returns To Basketball Court Where He Was Shot: 'They Killed Me But I Came Back'
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/29 Tuesday Afternoon Forecast
• COVID: Rents Falling Fast In San Francisco-Bay Area Cities Due To Pandemic
• National Guard Regional Medical Support Team Deployed At Rideout Memorial Hospital
• True Crime: 25 Years After O.J. Was Acquitted Of Killing His Ex-Wife Nicole Brown Simpson And Ron Goldman
• Iconic designer Pierre Cardin dies at 98
• Overwhelmed hospitals hire travel nurses to help with shortages
• Police: 18-Year-Old Rudy Arguello-Rios Killed After Confronting Dine-And-Dash Suspects On Christmas Eve
• Jarrett Stidham Would Love To Start Week 17, But Will Patriots Make The Move At Quarterback?
• Florida Bill Seeks Accommodations For Pregnant Workers
• Hong Kong teen gets prison for insulting Chinese flag
• Caller Hailed Hero For Reporting Fire At Glenview Senior Living Center
• Biden warns vaccine distribution plans are "falling far behind"
• Many Retailers Giving Consumers More Time To Return Holiday Gifts Due To Pandemic
• 'They Couldn't Wait To Release Him': OCSD Released Inmate Who Unknowingly Infected Family With COVID-19
• LA County Hospitals Divert Emergency Patients As COVID Cases Surge
• Violent Night Pushes Philadelphia Closer To Record Number Of Homicides In Calendar Year
• Russia and U.S. seize 330 kilos of cocaine in rare drug sting
• U.S. starts COVID vaccinations of its military personnel in S. Korea
• Holiday travel increases fear of coronavirus surge
• COVID vaccine from Novavax is latest to enter Phase 3 trials
• 'There's Gonna Be A Breaking Point': OC Reports 2,144 New COVID-19 Cases, Record Number Of Hospitalizations
• Biden: Security agencies "incurred enormous damage" from Trump
• Ohio cop fired over fatal shooting of Andre Hill
• Investigation Underway Following Deadly Crash On Route 309 In Bucks County
• Trans woman's death a possible hate crime, family and friends say
• Black teen falsely accused of stealing woman's iPhone at hotel
• House passes bill to increase stimulus checks to $2,000
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Dept. Of Health Will Not Lift Restrictions, Indoor Dining Ban Before Jan. 4, Status Unclear Going Forward
• Allied Universal Hosting Open House Hiring Events In Chicago Area
• 'You're Going To Find Deals,' Stores Extending Time For Holiday Gift Returns
• 1 Person Dead, 5 Others Rushed To Hospital After Crash On Tacony-Palmyra Bridge, Police Say
• American Airlines Set To Fly Boeing 737 Max Planes In U.S. Again
• Smallman Street Closes After 'Large' Sinkhole Opens Up In The Strip District
• Video captures officers comment on "weird" RV warning before blast
• Video Captures Moments After Shots Fired In Portage Park
• Winter Weather: Pittsburgh Snow Totals Could Be Record-Setting If History Trends As Expected
• Resident, Firefighter Injured In Apartment Building Fire In Rolling Meadows
• President Trump Complains About Pork In COVID Relief Bill, Sen. Schumer Says Republicans Were On Board With Budget
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Back In The Freezer, Highs In 30s, Hefty Wind Chill
• Holiday Gift Returns Processes Impacted By Coronavirus Pandemic
• 2020 Comes To An End With Gas Prices Significantly Lower Than The End Of 2019
• Hiker falls some 100 feet to cliff ledge, is rescued hours later
• Pittsburgh Weather: Lingering Snow Chances, Cold Temperatures
• Man Struck And Killed By Car While Arguing With His Girlfriend
• 10 accused of trying to flee Hong Kong by speedboat may plead guilty
• California braces for virus surge upon surge upon surge
• Lion's Lair On East Colfax Turns To Community To Avoid Closing For Good
• Allegheny Co. Offering Free Coronavirus Tests From Its Mobile Testing Van
• 77-Year-Old Ruby Hopson Safely Located After Being Reported Missing
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• Maryland Burn Victim Transported To UPMC Mercy For Treatment Following Candle Accident
• Pitt's Rashad Weaver Named Associated Press First-Team All-American
• Cam Newton Opens Up: 'I've Sacrificed So Much This Year'

Videos from December 29, 2020

• Republicans split over $2,000 stimulus checks despite Trump's urging
• New U.S. diet guidelines ignore science on sugar and alcohol
• What we know about the first case of U.K. COVID-19 variant discovered in Colorado
• California extends stay-at-home orders as hospitals near breaking point
• Georgia artist makes custom masks that delight community
• NYPD may charge woman with assault after false phone theft claim
• Second officer observed no threat from Andre Hill before shooting
• Storm systems to sweep across U.S. with heavy snow and rain
• McConnell blocks $2,000 stimulus checks as Trump demands support
• Newly released bodycam video shows Nashville bombing aftermath
• Hospitals in crisis amid record number of coronavirus cases
• Biden vows to ramp up vaccine rollout
• "CBS Evening News" headlines for Tuesday, December 29, 2020
• How the fight for $2,000 stimulus checks impacts Georgia's Senate runoffs
• Joe Biden on his 100-day COVID response plan and speeding up vaccine distribution
• Restaurants and small businesses hope for help from COVID relief bill
• Doctor on COVID vaccine rollout, holiday travel concerns
• Black Voters Matter Fund co-founder on ruling blocking voter purge in 2 Georgia counties
• 60 Minutes profiles ascendant pianist Igor Levit
• Incumbents face tough choices ahead of the Georgia Senate runoffs
• Kamala Harris receives COVID-19 vaccine
• Rudy Giuliani draws scrutiny from investigators
• From 2012: Pierre Cardin, the man who turned fashion on its head
• Vote on $2,000 coronavirus relief checks heads to Senate
• Saudi Arabia sparks renewed global criticism over sentencing of women's rights activist
• Senate Republicans will decide fate of $2,000 stimulus checks
• House votes to increase stimulus checks to $2,000, but will Senate follow?
• Air Force staff sergeant creates wreaths for veterans and families from old military uniforms
• CBS News producer's mission to restore his family's cemetery reveals country's buried past
• Teacher union president on the year ahead for schools and what the system needs to operate safely
• As hospitalization rates across the country rise, demand for nurses intensifies
• Psychologist discusses setting realistic expectations for 2021
• Video shows White woman falsely accusing Black teen of stealing her phone in NYC hotel
• WorldView: South Africa announces new COVID restrictions; Argentina debates abortion rule
• Andre Hill's family says Columbus officer's firing is first step toward justice after shooting
• Body camera video offers chilling view of the events surrounding Nashville bombing
• House votes to more than triple coronavirus relief stimulus checks
• Biden adviser Dr. Atul Gawande talks COVID-19 vaccine distribution
• NYC clinics accused of unauthorized distribution of COVID-19 vaccines
• Eye Opener: House passes bill to increase stimulus checks to $2,000
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• Pediatrician discusses children receiving COVID-19 vaccines