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Articles from January 2, 2021

• Deadly Hit & Run Suspect Jordan Montiel-Vazquez Appears In Court After Death Of Lyndreth Sage Antone
• Reward Increased To $10,000 In Denver Shooting That Critically Injured Toddler
• 'Like A New Beginning': 2020 Not All Bad For Some Kids Who Made Lifelong Memories
• Visitors Flock To Mount Baldy To Enjoy Snow For Some Pandemic Relief
• Los Angeles County Surpasses 800,000 Total Coronavirus Cases
• COVID: 43 Kaiser Permanente San Jose Emergency Room Staffers Test Positive For COVID
• Arrest Made In Deadly Oak Park Shooting On New Year's Day
• Attorney General Letitia James Recuses Herself From ParCare COVID Vaccine Investigation
• Queens Community Gathers To Remember Young Man Fatally Shot Outside Hotel On New Year's Day
• 90-Year-Old Man Falls 10 Feet Into Storm Drain On Long Island
• 'Rage Therapy' Lets People Vent Their 2020 Frustrations By Smashing Stuff With A Sledgehammer
• Talk Show Host Larry King Reportedly Hospitalized With COVID-19
• Passengers Wait In Long Lines For Free COVID Tests At LaGuardia Airport
• 90-Year-Old Franklin Man Celebrated With Birthday Drive-By Parade
• Chicago Weather: 1-3 Inches Of Snow Possible Overnight; Mild And Dry Next Week
• Car Slams Into Bronx Deli After Driver Allegedly Tried To Strike 2 Women
• GOP Senators Say They Will Reject Election Results Unless Commission Is Formed
• Boy, 16, Shot In Logan Square
• Man Arrested For Kidnapping Woman In Texas And Holding Her Captive Near Chicago Could Face Federal Charges
• Police: Correction Officer Shot In Brooklyn, Investigation Ongoing
• 'Surge On A Surge': Mass. Rep. Dr. Jon Santiago Says COVID Hospitalizations Will Rise In January
• Dallas, Tarrant County Leaders Talk COVID-19 Vaccination Demand And Changes To Distribution
• Two Women Taken To Hospital After Apartment Fire In Bellwood
• Parents Hold Demonstration In Annapolis, Call For Maryland Schools To Reopen
• Maryland Weather: Winter Weather Advisory Issued For Areas West Of Baltimore
• Maryland Department Of The Environment Issues Emergency Closure To Shellfish Harvesting In St. Mary's County Waterway
• Lakeyria Doughty Arrested In Connection To Fatal Stabbing On New Year's Day, Baltimore Police Say
• Prince George's County Woman Charged With Arson After 3-Alarm Apartment Fire In Oxon Hill
• Kellen Moore Agrees To Extension To Stay On As Cowboys Offensive Coordinator
• Bay Area ICU Capacity Drops to Record Low but Experts See Glimmer of Hope
• Sheriff's Office Releases Body Cam Footage Of Raid On Dolal Idd's Family's House
• Win And They're In: What You Need To Know Ahead Of Ravens-Bengals Matchup
• Joel Embiid, Tobias Harris Help Sixers Beat Hornets For 12th Straight Time
• Chicago Weather: City Deploying More Than 200 Plows Ahead Of Expected Snowfall
• Three People Injured In House Fire On Perryview Avenue
• Marvin Bagley's Father Calls For Trade 'ASAP' After Kings' Loss To Rockets Saturday
• NYC Program Reaches Somber Milestone With 1 Million Meals Delivered To Those In Need Since Beginning Of Pandemic
• 83-Year-Old Man In ICU After Being Bound, Gagged, Robbed In North Philadelphia Home On New Year's Eve
• Oakland Non-Profit Launches Pilot Program to Pay Homeless to Fight Blight
• Charles Foundation Organizes Park Cleanup, Food Giveaway To Kick Off New Year In West Philadelphia
• Toomey Vows To 'Vigorously Defend Our Form Of Government' Against 11 GOP Senators' Plan To Reject Election Results
• Pennsylvania Turnpike Toll Increases Go Into Effect Sunday
• Man Shot On 2nd Street In Old Sacramento, Police Say
• Better Business Bureau Issues Warning About New Scams As Stimulus Checks Go Out
• Book excerpt: Sanjay Gupta, M.D. on brain health, in "Keep Sharp"
• West Virginia Federal Probation Officer Shot And Killed His Wife Then Himself
• Harford County Sheriff's Office Searching For Missing 36-Year-Old Man
• Manhattan Beach To Close Outdoor Seating Spaces On Public Property Starting January 3
• Cockburn And Dosunmu Lead No. 15 Illinois Past Purdue 66-58
• Pig's Head, Fake Blood, Graffiti: McConnell, Pelosi Homes Vandalized After $2,000 Relief Fails
• How The Pandemic Is Complicating Taxes For Millions Of Americans
• Police: Man Pistol Whipped, Shot During Armed Robbery In The Bronx
• Police Arrest Man Accused Of Raping, Robbing Woman At Midtown Apartment After Posing As Delivery Person
• CCAC Offering 'How To Lose Your Pittsburgh Accent' Class
• Mitt Romney Calls GOP Effort To Question Electoral College Votes An 'Egregious Ploy'
• Ravens Can Reach Impressive Individual, Team Milestones In Clash With Bengals
• Dallas County Opens COVID-19 Vaccine Registration Website For Eligible Residents
• 3-Alarm Fire In Moreno Valley Partially Destroys Strip Mall
• Pro Football Hall Of Fame Running Back Floyd Little Dies After Cancer Battle
• Investigation Into Dozens Of Vehicle Burglaries Lands 4 Arrests In Sacramento County
• Air Force Falls To Utah State 72-53
• Police: 69-Year-Old Man Killed In Shooting In West Baltimore
• Sen. Klobuchar, Top Dem In Panel Overseeing Electoral College Count, Decries 11 Sens. Planning To Reject Results
• Dodgers Stadium Drive-Thru Coronavirus Testing Site Expanding To Accommodate More Vehicles
• Vote For This Pittsburgh Superfan Into The Ford Hall of Fans
• Mix up a 'Bloody Myron' for Your Next Tailgate
• Mix up a 'Bloody Myron' for Your Next Tailgate!
• Larry King, 87, Hospitalized In Los Angeles With Coronavirus
• 44 Attendees Of Christmas Church Services In Woburn Test Positive For COVID
• No. 7 Indiana Rallies From 14-Point Deficit, But Loses Outback Bowl To Ole Miss, 26-20
• 2 Arrested For DUI While Driving Same Car, Crashing North Of Davis
• Fire, Smoke Pour From Burning Garage Followed By Explosions In Carbondale
• Minneapolis Park Board: Minnehaha Park Encampment Residents Must Vacate By Sunday
• Robert Morris Men's Basketball Cancels Game Due To Positive COVID-19 Test
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/2 Saturday Night Forecast
• Dallas Officer Hospitalized After Injuring Head While Chasing Suspect
• Fund For St. Paul Businesses Hurt By Unrest Still Has $800,000
• Community Fridge Destroyed In Queens, Sen. Jessica Ramos
• Lakewood Police Department Mourns Loss Of Former Chief Ron Burns
• COVID, Surpluses, Reopening Schools: A Preview Of Minnesota's 2021 Session
• Gibson's 8 Three-Pointers Helps Oklahoma To 75-71 Win Over WVU
• COVID In Denver: City Applies For Five Star Certification Program
• COVID In Douglas County: Free Coronavirus Testing Site Opens At Castle Rock Fairgrounds
• Paul Westphal, Hall Of Famer And Former Kings Coach, Dies At 70
• Authorities: Veteran Texas Sergeant Killed In Motorcycle Crash After Completing Funeral Escort
• Ron Dominguez, Whose Family Sold Anaheim Property to Walt Disney, Dies At 85
• Pittsburgh Weather: Winter Weather Advisory To Be Issued Early Sunday Morning
• With Less People Walking To Work Amid COVID-19 Pandemic, Local Cobbler Says Business Is Hurting
• Dozens of Cars in Stockton Neighborhood Hit in Smash-and-Grab Attack New Year Morning
• Second Victim In 17th Ave. Shooting Dies, Marking 3 New Year's Day Homicides In Sacramento
• Health Vendors Gather In Germantown To Help Residents Achieve New Year's Resolutions
• Woman Charged With Child Endangerment After 7 Children Found Alone In Vacant Apartment
• New Jersey Lifts Indoor Sports Ban With Limited Participation And No Spectators Allowed
• Denver Health's New Year's Baby Gets 2,021 Diapers Thanks To Newborns In Need Program
• Woman In Critical Condition Following Shooting In Wilkinsburg
• Minnesota GOP Lawmakers Sue To Undo State Employee Pay Raise
• U.K. teachers' union urges schools to close
• 11 Ravens Listed As Questionable On Injury Report Headed Into Week 17 Matchup Vs. Bengals
• WVU's Oscar Tshiebwe Leaves Team For Personal Reasons, No Plans To Return
• Funeral Held For Courtney 'Eshay' Key, Transgender Woman Slain On Christmas
• NBA Hall Of Famer, Former USC Trojan Paul Westphal Dies Of Brain Cancer At Age 70
• Paul Westphal, Former Celtic And Naismith Basketball Hall Of Famer, Dies At Age 70
• Dallas County Adds 2,842 COVID-19 Cases, Tarrant County 3,361 In First Reports Of New Year
• Volunteers In Harvey Halfway Toward Goal Of Boarding Up 400 Vacant Homes
• Massachusetts Reports 8,542 New COVID Cases, 79 More Deaths Over 2 Days
• Texas Fires Tom Herman After 4 Seasons Leading Longhorn Football Team, Hires Alabama OC Steve Sarkisian
• Cam Davis Scores 26 Points To Lift Navy Past Bucknell 78-69
• Terps Add Five-Star LB Terrence Lewis To 2021 Signing Class
• Pa. Senator Pat Toomey Speaks Out Against Republican Senators Seeking To Oppose Certification Of Election Results
• It's Academic: January 2, 2021
• 1 Person Dead After House Fire In Beltsville, Officials Say
• Gov. JB Pritzker Pardons More Than 9,000 Low-Level Marijuana Convictions
• Steelers Place CB Joe Haden, TE Eric Ebron, And LB Cassius Marsh On Reserve/COVID-19 List
• New US Laws Coming In 2021: Virus Aid, Minimum Wage, Legal Weed
• Tesla Builds Half-Million Cars in 2020, Reaching Goal Set by Elon Musk
• Furry Tails: Rennie & Jenny Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• 3rd body found in Norwegian landslide; 7 still missing
• Vacaville Investigating Viral Video Of Officer Punching K-9 Partner; San Francisco SPCA Condemns Alleged Abuse
• 4,000 Appointments Made For COVID-19 Vaccinations In Broward
• Man Dies After Being Found Stabbed At Bus Stop In Dallas
• Texas Sen. Cruz Leads 11 GOP Senators In Challenging Biden's Win Over Trump
• Memorial Healthcare System Administers Second Doses Of Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccines To Healthcare Workers
• COVID In Florida: 31,518 New Cases, 217 Deaths Over 2 Days
• Dramatic Video: CHP Chopper Captures Video Of Illegal High Speed Street Race And Pursuit On I-880
• Warning Issued For Deadly Sneaker Waves Along San Francisco Bay Area Ocean Beaches
• Ice Rinks Open In Edina, Eden Prairie
• Delaware Gov. Carney Appoints Ellen Magee As Register Of Wills
• COVID: Marin Set To Open Drive-Thru Self Testing Site At Civic Center
• 'Man, This Is It': Avalanche Survivor Shares Story After Being Buried Under Snow
• COVID-19 In Indiana: 5,429 New Confirmed Cases, 39 Additional Deaths
• Vermont Town Votes To 'Terminate' State Virus Restrictions
• Orange County Reaches Over 500 COVID-19 Patients In ICUs
• Early Morning Earthquake Swarm Rocks Salinas Valley Near Gonzales
• Congresswoman-Elect Lauren Boebert To Challenge Certification Of Electoral Votes
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 1,601 New Coronavirus Cases, 22 New Deaths
• PWSA Dump Truck Partially Falls Into Construction Hole In Lawrenceville
• Maine Man Arrested For Trying To Burn Down Springfield Church Three Times
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 4,762 New COVID-19 Cases, Including 29 Additional Deaths
• Surging COVID Death Toll Straining Southern California Mortuaries
• Third Avenue Bridge In Downtown Minneapolis To Close On Monday For Two Years
• Eagles Defensive Coordinator Jim Schwartz Reportedly Not Returning To Team In 2021
• Heavy Rainfall Leads To Landslide, Lane Closure On The Parkway East
• This Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (Jan 2)
• Denver's Christmas 'Treecycle' Program Underway
• Man Shot By Off-Duty CPD Officer During Attempted Carjacking, Shootout Charged With Attempted Murder
• Joe Haden Reportedly Tests Positive For Coronavirus, Likely To Miss Steelers First Round Playoff Game
• Customer Leaves $2,021 Tip For Staff At Miami Beach Juice Bar
• COVID In Colorado: Safety Issues Mount As Skiers Hit Backcountry In Pandemic
• First meteor shower of 2021 will illuminate night sky this weekend
• Nikola Jokic's Production Isn't Translating Into Wins As Nuggets Fall To Suns
• Michigan Matters: Covering Our Region, Outlook For The Road Ahead
• Who Won't Be Getting A $600 Stimulus Check?
• Broncos Staying The Course In 2021 After Another Bad Year
• COVID In Minnesota: 2,543 Cases, 54 Deaths Reported Saturday
• Manhunt In Queens For Suspect Police Say Opened Fire During Home Invasion
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 16,967 New Coronavirus Cases, 261 New Deaths
• Charges Dropped Against 15-Year-Old Accused In Viral Manhattan Bike Attack
• Woman Found Dead Outside Of Pittsburgh Apartment Building, Police Investigating
• 'I Want To Carry My Firearm To Defend Myself': Congresswoman-Elect Lauren Boebert Takes Fierce Stance On Gun Rights To Capitol Hill
• Retired Whitehall Borough Police Chief J. William Schmitt Passes Away
• 2 Arrested After Armed Home Invasion In Ashland
• Police: 2 Girls, Age 6 and 9, Slain; Father Then Killed Self
• Most Bay Area stay-at-home orders likely to be extended
• 5 Treated After Fire Rips Through Brownsville Apartment Building
• COVID Forces Changes As Minnesota Legislature Opens Tuesday
• Grad student serves free pizza out of apartment window amid pandemic
• New York City Sheriffs Break Up Several Illegal New Year's Eve Parties
• 81-Year-Old Woman Involved In Single-Vehicle Crash Dies Month Later, Baltimore County Police Say
• Baltimore Police: 2 People Injured In Separate Shootings Friday Night
• Man Seriously Injured After Shooting In West Baltimore, Police Say
• Earth reaches perihelion, closer to the sun than any other day
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Bright Skies, Low 50s, Breezy Saturday; Rain, Snow, Wintry Mix Sunday
• BZ's Best: Cambridge Comedian Pens Viral Coronavirus Parody To Queen Classic
• New Florida Laws Now In Effect, Including The Doubling Of Certain Fines
• South Chicago Family Displaced After Overnight Roof Collapse
• Philadelphia Weather: Dry, Mild Saturday On Tap As Another Storm System Enters Region
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 2.9K New Cases, 25 More Deaths Reported
• Bay Area COVID Roundup: Stay At Home Orders Will Linger; South Bay Small Business Owners Battling To Hang On; State Tops 25,000 Deaths
• Chicago Weather: Mostly Cloudy Skies, Snow At Night
• Cleveland Browns Close Facility Again Following Positive Coronavirus Test Among Coaching Staff
• Crews Rush To Battle House Fire In Philadelphia's Overbrook Neighborhood
• Saturday Morning Links: Jan. 2, 2021
• COVID Cases Surging; State Reports Record 585 Virus Deaths In Single Day
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Mild Saturday, Lingering AM Showers, Low To Mid 50s
• Independence National Historical Park Reopening Some Buildings Monday As Philadelphia Lifts Restrictions On Museums
• Iconic Mickey's Diner In St. Paul, Struggling With Pandemic Closure, Needs Help To Stay Afloat
• Police Officer Pays For Family's Christmas Groceries Instead Of Charging Two Women With Shoplifting
• Iran plans 20% uranium enrichment "as soon as possible"
• 1 Person Dead Following Single-Car Crash In Northeast Philadelphia: Police
• Investigation Underway After Flames Damage Gym In Southwest Center City
• Appeals court lifts delay of Lisa Montgomery's execution
• U.S. surpasses 20 million cases of coronavirus
• Senate overrides Trump's veto of defense bill
• Romney: McConnell said electoral vote is "most consequential"
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Gyms Eager To Prove 'Businesses Can Safely Reopen' With Monday Restart
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cloudy Skies, Mild Conditions Will Proceed Falling Temperatures
• City Of Pittsburgh Announces Winners Of 2020 Gingerbread Competition
• Saturday's Show Info (1/2/21)
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Orders A Penn Hills Restaurant To Close For Allowing Indoor Dining
• Court: Ohio County Shutdown Order Violated Christian Schools' Rights
• West Virginia Reports 23 New Coronavirus Deaths, 49K Vaccinations
• Security Guard Injured, 3 Suspects In Custody After Officer-Involved Shooting In Arlington
• Woman Dies After Getting Stuck In Garbage Chute On Staten Island
• Penn & Teller: Try This At Home Too
• Violence is Futile - The Outpost
• Adam Rippon 2 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Brad Sherwood 4 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Jaws of Death - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• Episode 114 - World's Funniest Animals
• Episode 112 - World's Funniest Animals
• Body, Mind and Transformations - Masters Of Illusion
• Supercharging Your Very First Magic Tricks - Masters of Illusion
• Chapter Seventy-Five: Lynchian - Riverdale
• The Girl in the Locket - Nancy Drew
• iHeartRadio Music Festival Night 2 2020
• Jeff Davis 13 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Charles Esten 4 - Whose Line Is It Anyway
• Penn & Teller Go For the Juggler - Penn & Teller: Fool Us

Videos from January 2, 2021

• D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine on "The Takeout" — 1/1/2021
• Historic White's Ferry pauses operations due to legal dispute
• Saudi Arabia sentences women's rights activist to prison
• Tensions heightened between U.S. and Iran
• Vaccinations still lagging as U.S. COVID-19 cases surpass 20 million
• 11 Republican senators vow to reject Electoral College votes
• "CBS Weekend News" headlines for Saturday, January 2, 2021
• More Republican senators expected to object to election results
• A look at federal executions under the Trump administration
• Over 3 million people cast early ballots ahead of Georgia Senate runoff races
• Distributing the COVID-19 vaccine to seniors across U.S.
• Ancient "fast food" counter unearthed in Pompeii
• Graduate student opens donation-based pizza service from his apartment amid pandemic
• The Dish: Chef Alfred Portale looks back on three decades at Gotham Bar and Grill
• Inside NYC's ornate new Penn Station train hall
• Are Congressional Republicans breaking away from Trump?
• Forgiving your failures could make you accomplish more, experts say
• Greenpeace signals alarm over growing amount of microplastics in Earth’s waters
• Crisis response team answers 911 calls without armed police
• Former Iran hostage urges Biden to prioritize detained Americans
• January may be “one of the more deadly months” of pandemic, doctor warns
• Biden to mourn U.S. COVID-19 deaths in nationwide tribute
• Senate overrides Trump's defense bill veto
• Eye Opener: Congressional Republicans split on Electoral College confirmation
• Poor countries being left behind in COVID-19 vaccine distribution
• Health officials brace for post-holiday coronavirus surge