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• 'It's Awe-Inspiring': Astronaut Victor Glover Talks About First Month On ISS
• COVID: Urgent Need In Bay Area For Convalescent Plasma From Recovered Coronavirus Patients
• Suspect In San Mateo Holiday Package Thefts Arrested Again For Auto Theft
• COVID New Year's: No San Francisco Fireworks; Twin Peaks, Beach Parking Lots Closed For NYE
• Young Girl Fatally Struck By Vehicle At San Jose Used Car Dealership
• Small Town Hotspot: Galt Has Highest COVID-19 Rate Per Capita In Sacramento County
• Police Catch Alleged Driver Of Stolen Vehicle After Chase In East Sacramento
• 'It's A Sad Time': With Rose Parade Canceled, Pasadena Remains Quiet Going Into New Year's Eve
• Leonard Returns From 2-Game Absence; Clippers Rout Blazers
• Virtual Campus Life Redefines College Experience
• 'It's Giving People More Hope:' Vaccines Provide Optimism, But Experts Say Don't Let Guard Down
• 'I Just Need This Bear Back': Teddy Bear That's Been To Hospital With Boy For 20 Surgeries Stolen From Van
• Grand Park New Year's Eve Celebration Going Virtual
• Brutally Cold! Colorado's South Park Dropped To -50° Wednesday Morning
• Battle For Bigger Stimulus Checks Continues In Washington
• Zuckerberg San Francisco General Seeks Help In Identifying Patient Hospitalized Since Christmas Eve
• Convicted Serial Killer Samuel Little Dies At 80
• Homeless Advocates Organize Blockade On Skid Row Where Controversial Singer Planned Maskless Performance
• Darious Hall Has 14 Points, But DePaul Falls To UConn
• Man Wins $2M On Scratchers Ticket Sold In Rancho Cordova
• Chicago Weather: Tracking The New Year's Day Storm
• CSU Alum Becky Hammon First Woman To Coach NBA Team; Lakers Beat Spurs
• City Releases More Than 150 Pages Of Documents About Anjanette Young Raid; Emails Show Mayor Lightfoot Knew About Raid In 2019
• Couple In Horror After Being Robbed And Carjacked At Gunpoint In Edgewater, Thinking They Were Going To Be Shot
• Minneapolis Police Fatally Shoot Man During South Side Traffic Stop
• Samuel Little, Serial Killer Behind More Than 90 Murders, Has Died at 80
• Colorado Health Department Agrees With Gov. Polis To Move Red Counties To Orange On State's Dial
• BART Service Between Concord And Pleasant Hill Restored After Fire On Tracks
• First U.S. Case Of New COVID-19 Variant Is Colorado Guardsmen Deployed To Nursing Home In Simla
• River North Bar Owner Hopes Winterization Grant For Outdoor Dining Will Help Business, But Change Isn't Coming Soon
• Friends, Family Who Have Lost Loved Ones To COVID-19 Finding Comfort, Support With Others Amid 'Tsunami Of Grief'
• Magnitude 3.6 Earthquake Strikes Near Cobb In Lake County
• Udder-ly Amazing: Wellington Firefighters Rescue Escaped Cows From Underground Box
• These Local Farms Are Accepting Christmas Trees For Goats To Eat
• What You Should Know About the New, More Infectious Mutant COVID-19 Strain
• Keller @ Large: Top 4 Political Stories Of 2020 In Massachusetts
• Woman Reunited With Dog That Was Stolen From Outside Upper Manhattan Grocery Store
• Gizmo, Llama That Went Missing In Westchester County, Found Safe, Returned Home
• Irving Gets Hot In Fourth As Nets Outscore Hawks
• Countdown To 2021: Organizers Test New Year's Eve Ball Drop In Times Square; NYPD Ready Regardless Of No Crowds
• Shocking Video: Men On Bicycles Terrorize Man And His Mother Riding In SUV In Manhattan
• Sacramento Man Pledges To Run 100 Miles For Suicide Awareness
• Texas Vaccine Providers: Rollout Of 2nd Vaccine Phase Doesn't Mean Patients Can Find Or Get Shots
• Pennsylvania Turnpike Tolls Going Up This Weekend
• Men Arrested After Modesto Chase Linked To Attempted Home Invasion In Nearby Hughson
• Tenants Of Bronx NYCHA Complex Say They've Been Without Hot Water For 2 Months
• Becky Hammon Becomes First Woman To Coach NBA Team; Lakers Beat Spurs
• Man Shot Dead Near 66th And State Streets
• Jackson Health System To Receive 15,000 Extra Doses Of Pfizer's COVID Vaccine For Miami-Dade Residents 65+
• Police, DCFS Investigate Death Of 4-Month-Old Baby On Near West Side
• FHP, FWC Out In Force Over The Holiday Weekend Looking Impaired Drivers, Boaters
• Crews Work To Fix Major Water Main Break In East Village
• 92-Year-Old Woman Struck By Vehicle In The Bronx, Police Searching For Driver
• Pittsburghers Left Waiting As USPS Experiences 'Unprecedented' Increase In Mail
• Ring In The New Year With These Safe And Fun Events
• Despite COVID Restrictions, Some Twin Cities Restaurants Experiencing Boom
• Deer Entangled In Backyard Hammock Finally Freed In Fair Oaks
• 2 Adults, 2 Children Hospitalized, 3 Pets Die In Englewood Fire
• Aurora Police Search For Driver In Deadly Hit & Run On East Iliff Avenue
• Viewers Replace Woman's Wheelchair Stolen On Christmas
• Brown Scores Career-High 42, Celtics Beat Memphis 126-107
• COVID-19 Latest: Anne Arundel County Officials To Maintain 25% Indoor Dining Capacity, Lawsuit Dismissed
• No Signs That New, More Contagious COVID-19 Strain Is In Maryland, Hogan Says
• 'He Was A Father Figure' | Community Mourns Loss Of Shelton Stanley, Dunbar Assistant Principal Found Shot To Death Inside Pikesville Home
• Ally Bank Offering $250 To Babies Born On New Year's Eve
• Baltimore Police Officer Charged With Assault, Misconduct In Office For Allegedly Slamming Man To Ground Who Refused To Wear Face Mask
• I-Team: Identity Theft, Errors Result In Billions Given To Fraudsters Instead Of Small Businesses
• COVID In Summit County: Additional Vaccine Shipments Expected With 70+ Age Group Expansion
• Detroit Asks People To Be Cautious, Go Virtual This Holiday
• Mt. Washington Tavern, Mama's On The Half Shell Temporarily Close While Baltimore Dining Halted
• Restaurants In Pennsylvania, New Jersey Forced To Get Creative With New Year's Eve Plans
• Heat Avenge Embarrassment, Rally To Top Bucks 119-108
• Lead Cake Artist At Charm City Cakes To Compete On New Food Network Show
• Family, Friends Share Final Goodbyes For Sheriff Benny Napoleon
• Dearborn Heights Mayor Dan Paletko Dies From COVID-19 Complications
• COVID Variant: New, Highly Contagious Strain Found In San Diego County
• Denver Offers Breed Assessments Following Pit Bull Ban Repeal
• Riverside Hits 180K COVID-19 Cases, Ventura Nears 38K
• Dorchester 11-Year-Old Mauled By Pit Bull, Suffering 'Vicious Injuries'
• Andrew McCutchen And Wife Maria Provide 'Generous Donation' To 412 Food Rescue
• COVID In Wisconsin: Health Officials Say Worker Deliberately Spoiled Vaccine
• More Than 500 COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Thrown Away After Wisconsin Hospital Worker Intentionally Removes Vials From Refrigerator, Hospital Says
• Oakdale Woman Mauled By Three Dogs While On A Walk
• Over 200 Arrests Made In December At 'Underground' LA County Parties That Violated COVID-19 Guidelines
• Girl, 17, Shot In Suspected Road Rage Incident Near O'Hare
• Convicted Serial Killer Samuel Little Dies During Treatment At SoCal Hospital
• Bellflower Woman Unable To Get COVID-19 Testing Appointment Due To 'Increased Demand' In LA County
• Howard County Closes On Savage Remainder Property, Officially Takes Ownership
• COVID In Colorado: Researchers Investigate Whether New Variant Could Impact Children Differently
• Skylight Books To Temporarily Close After Staffer Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Tallest Container Cranes Pass Under Golden Gate Bridge En Route To Oakland
• Garcetti: LAPD Officers To Patrol City, Enforce Rules Against Big Parties On New Year's Eve
• Police Searching For Suspect In Deadly Bedford-Stuyvesant Shooting
• Mulchfest, Annual Christmas Tree Recycling Program, Kicks Off In New York City
• Pastors Issue Letter To Members Of Congress Calling For Hearings On Wrong Raids
• Mysterious Explosive Sound Rattles Elk Grove Neighborhood
• State Approves Arapahoe County's Variance Request To Launch 5 Star Program
• Newsom Appoints Rita L. Saenz As New EDD Director
• Target Recalls Clothes For Infants, Toddlers Over Possible Choking Hazard
• Multi-Vehicle Accident Reduces Travel On Zakim Bridge To One Lane
• Police: 30-Year-Old Man Killed In West Oak Lane Shooting As Philly Nears Homicide Record
• Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Signs Bill Requiring Fetal Remains From Surgical Abortions Be Cremated Or Buried
• St. Paul Police Release Photo Of Hit-And-Run Suspect Who Struck Carolyn Edwards
• COVID Surge: Airbnb Tries To Discourage New Year's Eve Parties Amid Pandemic
• Relief May Be In Store For Illinoisans Who Were Ordered To Pay Back Extra Unemployment Money, But Don't Jump For Joy Yet
• 1st Case Of New COVID-19 Variant Confirmed In California, Gov. Newsom Says
• Fort Worth Museum Suspends Public Hours After Cautions About COVID-19 Winter Activities
• Gov. Jared Polis Expands Priority COVID Vaccines To More Groups, Including Education, Grocery, Transit Workers
• Deputy Rescues Loose Sleigh Horse 'Looking For Santa' Christmas Eve On Hwy. 267 In Truckee
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Man, Woman Wanted For Shooting Incident At Pat's Steaks
• Berwyn Puts On A Parade In A Pandemic For A Beloved Ex-Fire Chief
• Anne Arundel County Police: Traffic Stop In Glen Burnie Leads To Significant Drug Bust
• Port Chester Restaurant Owners Question COVID Restrictions
• Gov. Newsom Reveals $2 Billion Plan To Start Reopening Schools For In-Person Learning
• Vigil Held For 18-Year-Old Shot, Killed In Malden
• New Final Exam: Heinicke Pauses School To QB For Washington
• Parts Of Texas Expected To Get Heavy Snow After Storm Spawns Tornado In Navarro County
• Man Who Spent 28 Years In Prison For Murder He Didn't Commit Settles With Philadelphia For $9.8 Million
• Mobile Field Hospitals Help Overloaded OC Hospitals Deal With COVID-19 Surge
• COVID Schools Plan: Newsom Unveils $2 Billion Program To Return To In-Class Learning
• Firefighters Replace Stockton Girl's Hoverboard After It Rolled Into A Lake
• Thieves Target Vehicles For Precious Metal Inside Catalytic Converters
• Albany Park Residents Can't Boot Problem Tenant Because Of Evictions Moratorium; 'Cops Come At All Hours Of The Day'
• More Than 3M People Voted Across Maryland In 2020 Presidential General Election, Officials Say
• Judge Reaffirms Gov. Wolf's, Dr. Levine's Indoor Dining Ban; Denies Injunctive Relief For Restaurants
• Convicted Serial Killer Samuel Little, Who Confessed To 5 Murders In South Florida, Has Died
• Illinois Weekly Jobless Claims Down 34.5% With More Than 110,000 Filings
• Delaware's Plastic Bag Ban Takes Effect Friday
• 'Never Been Through Anything Like This': Firefighters Bring Christmas Cheer To North Highlands Family After Fire
• Texas Health Professionals Keeping An Eye On New Strain Of COVID-19 Now In The US
• More Contagious COVID Variant Confirmed In SoCal, Governor Says
• Grossman Burn Foundation Co-Founder Charged With Murder In Westlake Village Crash That Killed 2 Young Brothers
• DFL Inauguration Event Outside Minnesota State Capitol Criticized By Some GOP Members
• Suspect In Christmas Eve Murder Of Ripon Man Arrested In Manteca
• Man Accused Of Brandishing Knife, Kicking Officer During Arrest In Sausalito
• Hunter Charged With Fatally Shooting 18-Year-Old He Believed Was Animal In Nockamixon State Park, DA Says
• Santa Monica Pier Closing During New Year's Weekend To Help Slow Spread Of COVID-19
• MACV Was Reaching Goal Of Ending Veteran Homelessness ... Then COVID Hit
• COVID In Connecticut: State's Positivity Rate Below 6%, But Governor Warns Residents To Keep Their Guard Up
• COVID-19 Patient Gets Double Lung Transplant After Being On Life Support
• State Tax Dollars Awarded For Expansion Of Medical Cannabis Production In Mon Valley
• COVID In Florida: 13,871 New Cases, Highest Daily Case Count Since July
• 6,700 Fans Allowed To Attend Buffalo Bills Playoff Game As New York State Launches Expansive COVID Testing Plan For Businesses
• Murder Suspect Arrested In East Chicago After Escaping Custody Outside McDonald's In Gary, Indiana
• State Health Dept. In Broward Begins COVID-19 Vaccinations For Those 65 And Older This Weekend
• Target Recalls Infant-Toddler Girls' Swimsuits Due To Choking Hazard
• South Side New Year's Eve Fundraiser Takes The Party Online: 'The Reach Is Limitless'
• COVID-19 In Allegheny County: Health Dept. To Take 'Action' Against Restaurants Continuing To Resist Restrictions
• Broward Health Overwhelmed By Demand For COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Buffalo Bills fans can attend team's playoff game in person
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Indoor Dining, Gyms Allowed To Reopen Monday As Several Lockdown Measures Will Be Lifted
• Colorado Attorney General Warns Of COVID Vaccine Scams, Promises To Prosecute
• SoHo Hotel Confrontation: Rally Held For Black Teenager Falsely Accused Of Stealing Woman's Cellphone
• Newsom Wants Schools To Resume In-Person Learning As Early As February
• St. Joseph's Hospital Closes ER As It Pivots To COVID, Mental Health Care
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/30 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
• Mt. Washington Shop 'N Save Recognized As 'Neighbors Of The Year'
• Faces Of COVID: Cindy Novy, Flower Shop Owner, Celebrated Life Through Nature's Beauty
• More Social Security Numbers, Personal Information Sent To Stranger By IDES
• Ravens Place Punter Sam Koch On Reserve/COVID-19 List
• Church Bells Toll Across State, Nation In Remembrance Of Those Lost To COVID-19
• NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force Investigating Synagogue Graffiti Spree In Brooklyn
• 'It Takes An Army': Long Island Nonprofit Comprised Of People Who Lost Their Jobs In Pandemic Now Feeding Thousands
• Illinois COVID Numbers: 7,374 New Cases, 178 Additional Deaths
• 2020: A Year In Review, Jim Berry Looks Back At Some Of The Top Local Sports Stories
• 'Gilligan's Island' Star Dawn Wells Dies Of COVID-19
• Suspected Tornado Touches Down In Navarro County, Damages Some 13 Homes In Corsicana
• Local Police Departments, Restaurants Ready For New Year's Eve Unlike Any Other
• COVID In Minnesota: 2,019 Cases, 66 Deaths Reported Wednesday
• Report Finds Pregnant Women, New Moms Struggling With Mental Health During Pandemic
• 15-Year-Old Missing From Aberdeen, May Be In Baltimore Area, Police Say
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo Cuts Ribbon On Moynihan Train Hall, Says Its Opening Is A Hopeful Sign For 2021
• Latrobe Police Surprise Drivers With Gift Cards Instead Of Tickets
• COVID In Minnesota: AG Ellison Looks To Stop Winnebago New Year's Eve Bash
• Baker: Massachusetts Vaccine Rollout 'Lumpy And Bumpy' But 'It's Moving Forward'
• Stimulus Bill Provides $15 Billion For Broadway, Independent Performing Arts Venues Across Country
• New Jersey's Minimum Wage To Increase To $12 An Hour In 2021
• COVID Relief: McConnell Dashes Hopes For $2,000 Coronavirus Stimulus Checks
• Despite COVID-19 Pandemic, Port Of Baltimore Sees Cargo Volume Rebound
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Port Authority Says 3rd Employee Has Died From Virus
• California's Snowpack Lagging In Water For Winter
• 'There Is A Lot Of Winter Still Ahead': California's Early Winter Snowpack Lagging
• All Maryland Hospitals, Nursing Homes, Local Health Departments Have Gotten COVID-19 Vaccine Doses, Hogan Says, But Vaccinations Lag
• Most-Read Stories About Coronavirus In 2020 On WJZ.com
• COVID In New Jersey: Indoor Youth Sports Allowed To Resume This Weekend; Residents Urged To Stay Home New Year's Eve
• COVID-19 In Allegheny County: Gianna Via's Keeps Doors Open For Indoor Dining Despite Being Ordered To Close
• Doug Jones to miss defense bill vote after wife's COVID-19 diagnosis
• More Than 2,000 People Shot In Philadelphia In 2020 As City Approaches Record Number Of Homicides
• Hurricane Toll Suspension Fuels Battle
• North Texas Cities Cracking Down On New Year's Eve Illegal Fireworks And Gunfire
• 'Gilligan's Island' Star Dawn Wells Dies At 82 From COVID-19
• Hingham Father, Daughter Re-Create Famous Movie Scenes To Pass Time In Pandemic
• CDC Offers Alternate New Year's Eve Celebration Ideas
• U.K. COVID-19 variant detected in Southern California
• 'We Will Be There By The Early Fall': Fauci Talks Return To Normalcy With Gov. Newsom
• Gov. Whitmer Signs Bills Allowing Collegiate Athletes To Receive Compensation
• Massachusetts Reports 6,135 New COVID Cases, 118 More Deaths
• Florida Senate Panels To Meet Over 4 Days
• Florida House Committees To Meet Over 2 Days
• Minnesota Weather: Nearly 500 Crashes And Spinouts Following Tuesday's Snow Storm
• Target Recalls Children's Rompers, Swimsuits Due To Choking Hazard
• Injury Collision Involving Multiple Vehicles Shuts Down Eastbound Highway 4 In Pacheco
• Interstate 70 Reopens At Vail Pass After Amazon Truck Crash Investigation
• Former Bridgewater State University Professor Accused Of Sexual Assault
• Longtime Bruins Captain Zdeno Chara Joins Capitals
• Elderly Woman Stuck In Her Room After Someone Stole Her Wheelchair On Christmas
• Denver Firefighters Rescue 1 Victim, Dog From Burning Home
• Concord Smoking Ordinance for Attached Housing' Takes Effect This Week
• State Police Investigating Christmas Eve 'Disturbance' At Department Of Juvenile Services' Chesapeake Treatment Center
• Early Morning Rollover Crash in Vallejo Kills Driver, Injures Dog
• Forney Resident Claims Multimillion-Dollar Prize On Texas Lottery Scratch Ticket
• Marylanders Could See Unemployment Benefit Delays After Lapse Due To Trump's Late Signing Of COVID-19 Relief Bill
• Woman Arrested In Colombia After Child Abuse Report Made In Colorado
• Colorado-Based Ambulance Company AMR Settles Lawsuit With Pregnant Employee
• Pennsylvania Farm Show Asks Families To Create Their Own Butter Sculptures
• Patriots Missing Four Starters As Team Begins Final Week Of Practice
• Minnesota Counties Outline Plans For Small Business Relief Grants
• Stimulus Check Update: 'Lapse In Payments Going To Force People Deeper Into Debt,' Says Business Prof
• LA Prosecutors Union Challenge DA Gascon's Sweeping Policy Changes
• 'We're Still Fighting' | Ravens' Lamar Jackson Says Team Is Focused On Task At Hand Vs. Bengals
• Animal Friends, Penguins Team Up For 'Pens & Paws' Calendar
• PHOTOS: Animals Revel In The Snow At Brookfield Zoo
• Zdeno Chara Leaves Bruins, Signs With Washington Capitals
• Baltimore City 911 Specialist Dies From COVID-19 Related Symptoms
• Registered Sex Offender Nathaniel Strauss Arrested, Charged With Sexually Assaulting Young Teen He Met Online
• FBI Investigating Possible Attack On Natural Gas Line In Aspen, 'Earth First' Graffiti On Pipe
• Burger King Evacuated In Aurora After Fire Starts In Kitchen
• COVID-19 In West Virginia: Gov. Jim Justice To Reopen Schools To Middle And Elementary Students
• Dawn Wells, star of "Gilligan's Island," dies of COVID-19
• 10-Win Team To Miss Playoffs In AFC Despite Expanded Field
• Annual Loveland Valentine Remailing Program Gets Underway
• Ronald Mariano Elected Speaker Of Massachusetts House
• Grants Awarded To 2 Michigan Women-Owned Businesses Impacted By COVID-19
• Shooting That Left 4 Dead In Texas May Have Been A Result Of Domestic Violence
• First Case Of New COVID-19 Strain From U.K. Confirmed In Colorado
• Lamar Jackson Named Ravens' MVP For Second Consecutive Year By Local Chapter Of Pro Football Writers Of America
• Stanford Gives COVID Vaccine To Non-Frontline Staff, Researchers In New Distribution Snafu
• More Money Available For Energy Assistance Programs This Year, Hogan's Office Says
• 'Blood Everywhere': Aggressive Squirrels Terrorizing, Attacking NYC Residents For Weeks
• NH Gov. Chris Sununu Cancels Inaugural, Citing 'Armed Protesters' At His Home
• Powerball, Mega Millions Jackpots Highest They've Been In Months
• 'Gilligan's Island' Star Dawn Wells Dies Of COVID-19 At Age 82
• COVID Vaccine: Seniors, Staff At Walnut Creek Nursing Home Receive First Shot
• Several Sidelined Broncos, Including Courtland Sutton & Von Miller, Land On AP's 'NFL All-Absent Team'
• San Jose State Taking On Ball State in Arizona Bowl
• Court blocks Trump bid to detain migrant families indefinitely
• Public Safety Urges Pittsburghers To Stay Home And Be Safe As They 'Banish 2020 To The Ash Heap Of History'
• Hunter charged in death of teen shot while watching sunset
• WI Gov. Evers Orders Flags At Half-Staff On Saturday To Honor Fire Chief Who Died Due To COVID
• Leaders In Austin Put Limits On Dine-In & Drink Service At Restaurants, Bars For New Year's
• Gov. DeSantis Urges Floridians To Be Patient As COVID-19 Vaccines Distributions Continue
• This Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (Jan 2)
• Show Will Go On: Pikes Peak Fireworks Are A Go Despite Pandemic, Group Wants To 'Bring Hope'
• Pa. State Police Locate Missing 13-Year-Old Boy
• Family Searching For Missing 76-Year-Old Felipe Neris In Queens
• Police: Driver Killed, 2 Passengers Critically Injured After Losing Control, Crashing Into Tree On Kelly Drive
• Jayson Tatum Questionable Vs. Grizzlies; Celtics Rule Out Thompson, Green
• Maryland's Minimum Wage Climbs To $11.75 Per Hour Starting Friday, Slightly Less For Smaller Businesses
• Dave Chappelle To Open A Comedy Club In Former Fire Station
• Priest's Motorcycles Stolen, Cars Ransacked During Burglary At Parish Garage
• 10 still missing after landslide swallows homes in Norway
• Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 17: Philip Rivers, AJ Dillon Could Help You Win It All
• Police: Man Critical After Being Hit By Vehicle While Standing In Street
• Massachusetts Coronavirus Hospitalizations Up 129% In Past Month, Sudders Says
• Fremont Assault Sends 2 Victims To Hospital, 1 With Multiple Stab Wounds
• Celebs, Fans Toast LeBron James As Lakers Star Marks 36th Birthday
• New Recreational Cannabis Dispensary Opens In Prospect Heights
• Police: 44-Year-Old Man Killed In Detroit Shooting
• Arrest Made In Deadly Dania Beach Shooting
• Officer-Involved Shooting On Colorado's Eastern Plains Leaves 1 Dead
• Gov. Wolf Announces That Indoor Dining Ban, Temporary COVID-19 Mitigation Efforts Expire On January 4
• 'Incredible Act Of Kindness': Cambridge Mail Carrier Helps Rescue Stray Cat Found Along Route
• Rams WR Cooper Kupp Out For Must-Win Game After Contracting COVID-19
• COVID Surge: Sonoma County Reporting Increase in Cases at Jail
• Central Michigan University Receives Award To Study COVID-19 Infection In Children
• Police Lose Drunken Driving Case At Michigan's Top Court
• Police Charge 3 After Suspected Impaired Driver Caught Speeding At 100 MPH On Baltimore-Washington Parkway
• Chicago Weather: Temperatures Climb As Rain, Snow End
• Bidens to appear on "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve"
• Dalvin Cook Will Miss Vikings Regular Season Finale After Unexpected Death Of His Father (CBS Sports)
• UPDATE: Petaluma Police Arrest Suspect In Connection With Christmas Trash Bin Fires
• Former Chargers Lineman Russell Okung Claims He Is Getting Paid In Bitcoin
• California National Guard Called In To Help At Auburn Senior Home After Part Of Staff Test Positive For COVID-19
• Target Issues Recall For Baby Clothes Due To Choking Hazards
• 4 Men Charged In Warren Police 'Deadly Drug Cell' Bust
• Gov. Ron DeSantis: Florida Will Receive More Than 127,000 Doses Of Moderna Vaccine This Week
• Douglas County Gives Huge Financial Lifeline To Restaurants And Other Businesses
• San Francisco Police Seek Woman Who Allegedly Injured Man In Tenderloin Knife Attack
• Colorado Woman Receives Dozens Of Unemployment Debit Cards In The Mail
• Fighting back against internet lies
• Vaccines still "on the road" as U.S. fails to meet year-end targets
• Colorado governor gives update on COVID-19 variant case
• Police Investigating 'Untimely Death' After Woman Found Near Manchester, NH Walking Trail
• Bill Belichick Has A Lot Of Respect For Adam Gase
• Staten Island Bar Mac's Pub Remains Closed, Grand Reopening Called Off
• 2 Firefighters Hurt Saving 2 Grandparents From Somerville House Fire
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces Nearly 9,000 New Cases, Plus 319 Additional Deaths
• Police: Man Using Cane, Wheelchair Tries To Rob Bank In Manhattan
• Overturned Big Rig Blocks Freeway In Boyle Heights
• Pair Suspected Of Stealing Gallons Of Diesel From Tractor-Trailers In Rocklin
• Cleveland Browns Reopen Facility After Contact Tracing Investigation
• GOP Senator Josh Hawley to challenge certification of electoral votes
• Police: Paul King Charged In Shooting Of 60-Year-Old Woman Who He Allegedly Tried To Rob
• Bay Area COVID Roundup: Fears Over New Year's Eve Surge; Danville Restaurant Defies Health Order; Lafayette's Beloved El Charro Shuts Down For Good
• 49ers Coach Believes Garoppolo Will Be 49ers QB in 2021
• New California Laws Address Coronavirus, Fires, Law Enforcement
• Police Arrest Man Who Allegedly Threw Vase At NH Hotel Employee Over Request To Wear Mask
• Chester County Officials Investigating After 73-Year-Old Man Found Fatally Shot Inside His Phoenixville Home
• Man Killed In 3-Vehicle Crash In Bel Air Tuesday; Woman Injured In Weekend Crash In Harford County Dies, State Police Say
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Contact Tracing System Overwhelmed With Number Of New Cases
• The 10 best films of 2020
• Pandemic boosts demand for backyard poultry flocks
• Allegheny Co. Police Say Phone Tip Lead To Koby Francis' Capture At W. Va. Apartment Complex
• Pandemic Adding Stress To Mental Health Of Moms-To-Be, New Mothers
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 47 New Deaths, 525 New Coronavirus Cases
• Massachusetts AG Maura Healey Warns Of COVID Vaccine Scams
• 'Do You Love Me?' Watch The Boston Dynamics Robots Dance
• Report: Colorado Was 9th Worst Economy Among States In 3rd Quarter
• Brigham And Women's Study Finds More New Moms Struggling With Depression In Pandemic
• Patriots, Revolution & Patriot Place Partner With MBTA To Distribute Masks, Hand Sanitizer
• CU Buffaloes Fall To Texas In Valero Alamo Bowl, 55-23
• Convicted U.S. spy arrives in Israel, "ecstatic to be home"
• WATCH HERE: Funeral Service For Wayne County Sheriff Benny Napoleon
• Dunkin' Debuts 'Extra Charged' Coffee With 20% More Caffeine
• Man Facing 12 Counts Of Lewd And Lascivious Acts With Child
• 21-Year-Old Dies From Injuries Sustained In Kingsessing Double Shooting Earlier This Week, Philadelphia Police Say
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 2.6K New Cases, 45 Deaths Reported; Hospitalizations, Positivity Rate Also Up
• PTL Links: December 30, 2020
• 'Not Surprised': Colorado Doctor Says New Strain Of COVID-19 Shouldn't Cause Alarm
• Trump Campaign Asks Supreme Court To Take Wisconsin Case
• COVID Cluckers: Pandemic Feeds Demand For Backyard Chickens
• Cooking With Rania: Cranberry Brie Pull Apart Bread
• Man Arrested With Loaded Gun At BWI; 13th Gun Caught At Airport This Year, TSA Says
• Child Critically Hurt In Denver Shooting Over Car Parked In Handicapped Spot
• 3 Shot, 1 Fatally, In Baltimore Overnight
• Police Release Photo Of Vail Assault Suspect Who Allegedly Attacked Non-Face Mask Wearer
• Cocktail Recipes: Apple Spiced Mule & Ginger Cranberry Sparkler
• CHP Sees Rise In Freeway Shootings In 2020: 'We Are Using Every Resource We Can'
• Pritchard Sparks Celtics' Comeback, Gets Called 'The GOAT' By Jaylen Brown
• Warriors Come Back To Beat Pistons 116-106
• How "Ratatouille: The TikTok Musical" was born during the pandemic
• OC Hospitals Set Up Mobile Field Units To Help With Patient Overflow As COVID-19 Surge Persists
• 2 People Shot, Wounded While Sitting In Car In Westlake
• Multiple Trash Fires Set Near Oakland Coliseum
• Colorado Climate: December Will End With Below Normal Snowfall And Snowpack
• Moderna Makes Coronavirus Vaccine Available To Its Employees
• LA County Outdoor Dining Ban Can Remain In Place For Now, CA Appeals Court Says
• Harry and Meghan's son Archie speaks in podcast episode
• Philadelphia Police Investigating After 24-Year-Old Found Fatally Shot Inside Car In Summerdale
• 1 Person Rescued From Baltimore's Inner Harbor
• Hundreds Share Stories Of Survival During East Area Rapist's Reign Of Terror In New Online Book
• New Year's Eve gatherings could accelerate COVID-19 spread
• Suspected Carjacker Killed In Wrong Way Crash On I-95, Two Others Dead
• Mignon On BET's 'Sistas': 'Tyler Perry Has Given These Women Depth'
• After Quiet Christmas, COVID Cases Rise In North Dakota
• Steelers Cornerback Mike Hilton Named AFC Defensive Player Of The Week
• Historic Colorado Wildfire Season Could Impact Drinking Water For Millions
• LA County Reports 12,979 New COVID-19 Cases, 227 Deaths; 7,181 Hospitalizations
• Chicago Weather: Snowfall Totals In The Chicago Area Wednesday
• Why Picking Your Nose Isn't Just Gross — It's Dangerous In The Time Of Coronavirus
• Celtics Get Desperate, Play Their Best Basketball Of Season In Comeback Vs. Pacers
• Explosions rock Yemen airport as new government arrives
• LA Health Officials Warn It's Possible New COVID Strain Is Here
• Biden and Harris heading back to Georgia ahead of runoffs
• Bill legalizing abortion passed in pope's native Argentina
• Philadelphia Police: Person Dies After Being Struck By SEPTA Train In Center City
• Newark Police Cite 36 People For Violating Social Gathering Rules After Busting Party Near University Of Delaware Campus
• U.S. "stands ready" to try man convicted in Daniel Pearl murder
• Passengers Injured In Port Authority Bus Accident In McCandless
• Reward For Information Related To Fire That Killed W. Va. Air National Guard Member Increases
• Vaccine rollout slower than expected as Americans wait for doses
• Cop who witnessed Andre Hill shooting says she didn't see a threat
• U.K. approves emergency use of Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID vaccine
• Louisville police move to fire 2 officers involved in Breonna Taylor raid
• New Yorkers Frustrated As Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell Blocks Vote On $2,000 Stimulus Checks: 'They Are Being Cheap'
• Joe Clark, principal who inspired film "Lean on Me," has died
• First case of fast-moving U.K. COVID-19 variant found in Colorado
• Congressman-elect Luke Letlow dies of COVID-19
• More potentially harmful mouthwashes, hand sanitizers, recalled
• McConnell rejects standalone $2,000 checks, ties increase to other Trump requests
• Bucks Set NBA Record For 3's, Roll Past Heat 144-97
• Chicago Weather: Snowy, Icy Roads Causing Dangerous Driving Conditions
• Inmate who survived execution attempt dies; COVID suspected
• Oklahoma State Beat Miami 37-34 In Cheez-It Bowl
• Nashville bomber's girlfriend raised red flag year before RV blast
• Court: Parents of bullied boy who died by suicide can sue educators
• Pittsburgh Weather: Dry Conditions And Warmer Temperatures Begin Wednesday
• Police In Carmichaels Arrest Suspect In Stabbing
• Former senior CIA officer recalls double agent's betrayal
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Videos from December 30, 2020

• McConnell ties efforts to increase stimulus payments to other issues
• A third of Georgia voters have already cast their ballots in Senate runoff election
• Colorado governor speaks after state reports first U.S. case of fast-spreading COVID-19 variant
• Connecticut family has heartwarming homecoming amid pandemic
• "Gilligan's Island" actress Dawn Wells dies from COVID
• Girlfriend of Nashville suspect warned police he was making bombs
• Powerful winter storms to impact millions over holiday
• GOP senator vows to challenge certification of Biden's victory
• U.K. authorizes Oxford-AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine
• Warp Speed official says vaccine rollout has fallen short of goal
• California reports case of highly infectious COVID-19 strain
• "CBS Evening News" headlines for Wednesday, December 30, 2020
• California reports its first case of the U.K. strain of COVID-19
• California reports its first case of the U.K. strain of COVID-19
• Dawn Wells, of "Gilligan's Island" fame, dies at 82
• Oxford-AstraZeneca's COVID vaccine gets approval in the U.K.
• "Left me with nothing": Small business owner on being forced to close in pandemic
• Over 2.5 million early votes already cast in Georgia Senate runoffs
• Frontline doctor talks about the state of COVID-19 in the U.S.
• Misinformation spreads on social media ahead of Georgia Senate runoffs
• Fighting back against internet lies
• Senate debates larger stimulus checks and defense spending bill
• Congressman-elect Luke Letlow dies from COVID-19 complications
• U.K.'s House of Commons approves Brexit trade deal
• WorldView: Croatia hit by earthquake; Argentina to legalize abortion
• Economists split on possible $2,000 stimulus checks, as latest COVID aid starts rolling out
• U.S. confirms first case of U.K. COVID-19 variant as cases and deaths rise
• Small number of COVID-19 survivors suffering from psychotic episodes
• What you need to know about travel in 2021
• Meghan Markle and Prince Harry release first episode of their Spotify podcast, “Archewell Audio"
• NYE gatherings cause concern among health officials during COVID-19 crisis
• Senator Chris Coons on likelihood of Senate approving higher stimulus checks
• Investigating the 2005 murder of teacher Tara Grinstead
• Patients get big unexpected bills after "free" colonoscopy screenings
• Department of Justice won't charge two officers in death of Tamir Rice
• Louisville police department moves to fire two officers involved in the death of Breonna Taylor
• Maryland governor on COVID-19 vaccine rollout
• Biden slams Trump team vaccine rollout as projected numbers of administered shots fall short
• U.S. confirms first case of new COVID-19 strain found in the U.K.
• U.K. becomes first country to approve Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine
• Senate at odds over more stimulus as $600 checks start going out to Americans
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• Eye Opener: U.K. approves emergency use of Oxford/AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine