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Articles from January 4, 2021

• Curry Scores 30 After Career Night, Warriors Beat Kings, 137-106
• UPDATE: San Francisco DA Boudin Once Represented Parolee Charged In Double Fatal Hit-and-Run
• COVID: Napa Co. Seeks Volunteers To Implement Plan To Turn Fairgrounds Into Mass Vaccination Site
• Victim's Family Demanding Answers After Arrest Of Murder Suspect In Deadly Crash
• EMTs Enduring Long Wait Times With Patients Outside Hospitals During Pandemic
• Hayden Power Plant To Close As Part Of Xcel Energy Plan To Reduce Carbon Emissions
• 'She's Scared': Hospital EMT Gets COVID-19 Vaccine, But Paramedic Wife Still Waiting
• Winter Storm Whips Into The Sierra Creating Treacherous Roads
• LA County Reports 9,142 New COVID-19 Cases, 77 Deaths
• 2nd Colorado Member Of House Joins Push Against Biden Win
• Damon Matthews Arrested After Littleton Crash In Murder Of Wife In Ignacio
• Former San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer Signals Possible Run For California Governor
• Police Investigating Shooting Near San Jose Mineta International Airport
• Sheriff Scott Jones Slams Coronavirus Restrictions
• Google Workers Vote To Form Company's First-Ever Union; Will Workers At Other Silicon Valley Tech Giants Follow?
• Curry Scores 30 Points After Career Night, Warriors Beat Kings
• Chicago Weather: Stray Snow Showers Into Overnight Hours
• 'We Don't Know After January': Uncertainty Surrounds COVID Vaccine Shipments To Colorado
• Chicago Teachers Union A Step Closer To Strike Vote Over Concerns About COVID Safety In CPS Schools
• COVID In Denver: Live Music Returns As Level Red Counties Move Into Level Orange
• Only 1% Of Californians Immunized Amid Slow Vaccine Rollout
• Isabella Thallas' Family Continues To Wait For Justice After Court Date Continued For Murder Suspect Michael Close
• 'The Pressure's On': Senate Majority Comes Down To Tuesday's Races In Georgia
• Low Airfares Lure New Englanders To South Florida, Where COVID-19 Rates Are Higher
• Here's How Tom Brady's Season Compared To Every 43-Year-Old Quarterback Ever
• Leonardo DiCaprio Seen Filming In Boston For Netflix Movie 'Don't Look Up'
• New York Has First Confirmed Case Of New, Highly Contagious Strain Of COVID
• COVID-19 In Washington County: Woman Who Survived Cancer Wonders Why She Hasn't Heard Anything About Getting Vaccine
• State Senator Introduces Bills To Limit State Authority During Pandemic
• 6 Women Randomly Attacked At Same Brooklyn Subway Station Since Late Last Year; 'They're Just Doing It For Sport'
• Trump Pushes Baseless Voter Fraud Claims At Georgia Rally On Eve Of Crucial Senate Runoffs
• COVID In Colorado: Businesses Breathe Easier As Level Red Counties Move To Level Orange
• 4-Year-Old Dead, 6-Year-Old Injured After Being Hit By Van At Brooklyn Yeshiva
• Red-Hot Randle Goes For 28 As Knicks Improve To 4-3 With Win Over Hawks
• March For Justice For Jacob Blake Held In Kenosha; National Guard Called Up In Case Of Unrest Over Officer Charging Decision
• Heat Go On 20-0 Run, Roll Past Thunder 118-90
• Search Warrant Sheds Light On Dolal Idd Killing; Officers Involved In Shooting ID'd
• Some Miami Beach Business Owners Say City Overstepped In Shutting Down Emergency Order Violators
• Proud Boys Leader Henry Tarrio Arrested, Accused Of Burning Church Banner
• Person Missing After 2 Boats Collide Near Bear Cut Bridge
• Houston Texans Interview Pittsburgh Steelers' Omar Khan For General Manager Opening
• Farm Family Devastated After Christmas Eve Fire Kills Hundreds Of Animals
• Taunton Officer Who Died Of COVID Remembered For Dedication To Community
• Jackson Health To Begin Scheduling COVID-19 Vaccinations On Tuesday As Gov. DeSantis Looks To Step Up Vaccination Efforts
• Push To Legalize Marijuana In Minnesota Gains Momentum, But Faces Opposition In Senate
• Police Investigating After Body Found Under Birmingham Bridge
• ONLY ON 2: Video Shows Former CFD Official Who Sources Said Was Twice Stopped For Boarding Plane For Being Too Drunk -- Once While In Uniform
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Restaurant Owners, Regulars Celebrate Return Of Indoor Dining
• Lakeyria Doughty, 'Charm City Kings' Actress, Held Without Bond In Girlfriend Tiffany Wilson's Fatal Stabbing
• Suspect Arrested In Davis Hit-And-Run That Left Ernest Seyfert, 66, Dead
• 3 Injured In South Los Angeles Drive-By Shooting; Suspect Not Yet Identified
• 'It Feels Surreal': Uncertainty Is Only Constant For Baltimore Restaurants As City's COVID-19 Positivity Rate Remains Over 5%
• What Do Families Need To Know About Kids, Masks And Sports?
• Dentists, Frustrated About Not Being In First Group To Get COVID-19 Vaccine, Start Petition Seeking Answers
• 2 Injured In Essex Shooting, Police Say
• Police Give All Clear After Queens Place Mall Evacuated Due To 'Hoax Device'
• Surveillance Photos Show Suspect Vandalizing Tent Near Novato Trail
• Jayson Tatum Scores 40 In Celtics' 126-114 Win Over Raptors
• Giant Food Donates $2M Of Toilet Paper, Hand Sanitizer To Local Non-Profits
• San Bernardino Surpasses 200K COVID-19 Cases, Riverside Nears 2,100 Total Deaths
• Minneapolis Police: Boy Grazed By Bullet In Jordan Neighborhood
• Pittsburgh-Area Native Bianca Smith Becomes First Black Woman To Coach Professional Baseball
• Mini-Faceoff Before Playoffs: Ravens' J.K. Dobbins, Titans' Derrick Henry Nominated For FedEx Ground Player Of The Week
• 'We're Hopeful': Firefighters' Union Reacts To First Responder COVID Vaccine Plan
• Manayunk Homeowner Struggling To Get Help From City After Main Break Leaves Him Without Heat, Water
• Salem Students, Teachers Wait Hours For Free COVID Test After Holiday Break
• COVID In Pennsylvania: New Website Helping Keep Track Of Who's Vaccinated And Where
• Man Wounded In Shooting At 69th Street Red Line Station
• Streaking Ravens Look Forward To 'Next Challenge' Vs. Titans
• Search On For 2 Suspects In Robbery Of Byline Bank Branch In Wilmette
• 16-Year-Old Boy Missing From Lansdowne, Police Say
• Flights Delayed At DFW Airport After Air Traffic Controller Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Jared Spurgeon Becomes New Minnesota Wild Team Captain
• Vikings Enter Offseason With Deteriorated Defense To Repair
• COVID In Colorado: Tenants Have Options Despite Eviction Moratorium Expiration
• 47-Year-Old Man In Critical Condition After Penn Hills Shooting
• COVID: Post-Holiday Surge Strains Hospitals As Protracted Stay-At-Home Order Strains Bay Area Businesses
• DFW Area Hospitals Admitting Record Numbers Of COVID-19 Patients
• People Arriving At LAX Must Fill Out Form, Quarantine For 10 Days
• Joel Embiid, Tobias Harris Power 76ers Past Hornets 118-101
• Man Found Shot Dead In Apartment In Greater Grand Crossing
• COVID Cuts: Oakland Leaders Face Heat Over Fire Station Cutbacks Amid $62 Million Deficit - 'We've Never Closed Three At A Time'
• COVID-19 In West Virginia: Gov. Jim Justice Defends His Resort's New Year's Party
• Larry King moved out of ICU amid coronavirus battle
• Sheriff: 14-Year-Old Sarahy Ruiz Found Safe After Going Missing
• David Blackburn Charged With Mother's Murder In Clarksburg, Police Say
• Student, Community Groups In Philadelphia Call On President-elect Biden To Cancel All Federal Student Loan Debt
• COVID In Summit County: Move To Level Orange Raises Questions About Five Star Certification
• Not All North Texans At Front Of Line Rolling Up Sleeve For COVID-19 Vaccine
• North Texas Artist Places Thousands Of Acorns In Driveway To Give Perspective On COVID-19 Deaths
• Southwest, BWI On 'Beary Important' Mission To Find Owner Of Lost Teddy Bear
• Dallas Police Respond To Shooting At Pleasant Grove Convenience Store
• Woman Gets Up To 40 Years For Role In Plot To Kill Police Informant In Pennsylvania
• Social Media Video, Photos Show 2 Tornados Touching Down In Tehama County
• Wisconsin Pharmacist Accused Of Removing COVID-19 Vaccine From Refrigerator Believed It Would Change People's DNA, Prosecutor Says
• Vaccinations For General Public In California Expected By Mid-Spring 2021
• GA's Top Election Official Refutes Trump's Election Claims As Democrats Call For FBI Investigation Into Secretary Of State Call
• Baltimore Council President Honors Ravens' Bradley Bozeman, Encourages Fans To Vote In Walter Payton Man Of Year Award
• Two Tornadoes Touch Down In Tehama County
• Wilmington Mayor Mike Purzycki Discharged From Hospital After Emergency Heart Bypass Surgery
• Ohio Governor Mike DeWine Signs 'Stand Your Ground' Bill Into Law
• COVID In Denver: Mile High Station Hosts Live Music Performances At Just 25% Capacity
• Actress Tanya Roberts Alive But In Poor Condition In Hospital, Publicist Says
• 2 Arrested For Mail Theft Following San Mateo-Santa Clara County Chase
• Tillie Dybing, 107, Is Survivor Of Both COVID And 1918 Pandemic: 'I Feel Fine'
• Soaring COVID-19 Death Numbers Reported In Orange County As Funeral Homes Struggle To Find Space
• COVID-19 Resident Death Toll Tops 22,000
• 3 People Arrested After Car Suspected In Robbery Hits State Police Cruiser In Pursuit Along I-57, Dan Ryan
• Julián Castro optimistic about Latino voter turnout in Georgia
• COVID-19 In Allegheny County: Health Department Adds 2nd Vaccine Distribution Location
• Vin Scully's Wife, Sandra Scully, Dies At 76 From ALS Complications
• Former OC Sheriff Sandra Hutchens Dead At 66 After Lengthy Battle With Breast Cancer
• Oakland, San Leandro Police Search For Armed Suspect
• Report: Miami's Proud Boys Leader Enrique Tarrio Arrested In Connection To BLM Flag Burning
• Most Of The State Has Yet To Register For CA Notify App That Anonymously Tracks COVID-19 Close Contacts
• 'Impatient' Gov. Cuomo Sounds Off On Slow Rollout Of COVID Vaccine To Health Care Workers In NYC, Westchester And Long Island
• Arlington To Offer COVID-19 Vaccinations To 4,500 More People Starting Tuesday
• California Dentists Granted Emergency Waiver To Distribute Vaccine
• Gateway School District Named In Lawsuit That Claims Woman Was Passed Up For Job Because Her Husband Is Black
• Driver Sought In Fatal South LA Hit-And-Run
• California Advisory Board Urges Bias Reviews Of Police Officers' Social Media
• COVID In MN: Gov. Walz Expected To Announce Easing Of Indoor Dining Restrictions
• Man Faces Two Felony Counts After Shooting Two Teens In Volo, Killing One
• COVID: California Dentists Granted Emergency Waiver To Distribute Vaccine
• Helping Out During COVID: Long Island Men Create Free Social Media Ads For Struggling Small Businesses
• Wayfinder Family Services Counselor Dies After Assault; 6 in Custody
• Trump Administration: Census Data for Congressional Seats Not Available Until February
• Pikes Peak Summit House Closed Indefinitely
• Denver Motor Vehicle Offices To Reopen All Locations On Tuesday
• Wilton Neighbors Protest Placement Of Sexual Predator Dariel Shazier
• Some CPS Teachers Refusing To Return To Classrooms Over COVID Safety Concerns; 'The Fear Of Losing Our Jobs Is Real'
• Officials Release 42 Recommendations For Power Companies To Improve Their Storm Response
• North Texan 'Old Man Steve' Becomes TikTok Sensation At 82
• Why Are Fewer Than Half Of The COVID-19 Vaccines Sent To Illinois Being Administered?
• Howie Roseman Says Eagles Have 'Right People' In Place To Hit On 6th Pick In NFL Draft
• Fort Collins Police Search For Missing Woman Christine Cummings
• Broward Public Schools Virtual Learning Platform Back Online After Day Of Connectivity Issues
• Minnesota Millionaire Raffle
• Many 'Confused, Frustrated' By Process Required To Receive COVID-19 Vaccine
• Person Killed, CHP Officer Injured In Big Rig Crash On 5 Freeway In Castaic Area
• 'No Amount Is Too Small': Some Massachusetts Businesses Receive COVID-Relief Grants
• Texas Democratic State Rep. Chris Turner 'Pressing For Answers' On AG Ken Paxton's Lawsuit Against 4 Swing States Biden Won
• Siblings launch puzzle business focused on Black representation
• Thieves Jam Wireless Camera Devices In Westchester; 'It's Not Very Sophisticated'
• COVID In Colorado: Residents, Staff At Long-Term Care Facility Roll Up Sleeves For Coronavirus Vaccine
• FDA considers cutting vaccine doses to stretch supply
• Dallas Council Public Safety Chair: City Manager's Office & Interim Police Chief Unaware Internal Memo Released
• 'It's Beautiful': COVID Vaccines Arrive At Jamaica Plain Nursing Home After Delay
• Dilworth Park & Wintergarden To Remain Open Through End Of February
• Five People Hospitalized After Miami Shooting
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Behind On Vaccine Distribution, Light On Details On Catching Up
• COVID Vaccinations: Newsom Acknowledges Significant Issues With Vaccine Distribution
• Rep. Lauren Boebert Poses With GOP Freshman For Class Photo On Steps Of Capitol Hill
• Delaware Valley Tourism Industry Hoping To Bounce Back After Taking Big Hit In 2020 Due To Pandemic
• Dr. Max's COVID Vaccine FAQs: What About The New COVID Strain From U.K. And Will The Vaccines Protect Against It?
• Struggling Omni William Penn Workers Demand Accountability, Say They've Seen No Money From Hotel's PPP Loan
• Miami Weather: Cold Front To Drop Temps Into Mid 50s
• Exclusive: Dozens Of Unemployment Debit Cards Land In One Man's Mailbox
• UPDATE: Kaiser Permanente San Jose Emergency Room COVID Outbreak Linked To Air-Powered Costume
• COVID Vaccine (MN): Health Care Workers Start To Get 2nd Doses
• Salvation Army Mobile Canteen Demolished By Vandals
• COVID-19 In 2021: Health Experts Say MN Is In A Better Place, But 'We're Not Normal Yet'
• Conshohocken's Flanigan's Boathouse Getting Big Boost From Barstool Fund
• COVID In Florida: 11,256 New Cases, 105 Additional Deaths
• Delaware County Restaurant Debuts New Location As Three-Week Ban On Indoor Dining Lifted In Pennsylvania
• Ravens Pop-Up Shop Has Extended Hours As Team Looks Ahead To Playoff Run
• State Health Dept. In Broward Says All COVID-19 Vaccinations Appointments Filled For Now
• Pennsylvania State Senators Call For Extension On Ban Of Evictions
• Santa Clara County Libraries Latest To Eliminate Late Fines
• Man Accused Of Shooting State Trooper In Springfield Held Without Bail
• Coronavirus Field Hospital Hospital In Lowell Accepts First Patient
• Police: 2 Explosions Reported In Pittsburgh Not Related
• THE CW TO LAUNCH ITS NEW SEASON IN JANUARY 2021!
• GOP To Block Democrat Jim Brewster From State Senate Seat In Mail Ballot Fight
• Raiders RB Josh Jacobs Facing DUI Charge After Suffering Injuries In Vegas Crash
• Woman Drives Through Gate At Norwood Airport
• Hundreds Of Health Care Workers In New Jersey Receiving Final Dose Of COVID Vaccine Monday; 'I Now Have Body Armor'
• Man, 34, Suspected In Series Of Fairfield Pellet Gun, Pepper Spray Attacks
• COVID Test Before Vaccine? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• COVID In Boulder County: Residents Urged To Sign Up For Vaccine Notifications
• New York City Public Schools Resume Classes Following Winter Break
• 'Weird Controversy': Coffee Shop Owner Shares Mixed Feelings About Easing COVID-19 Restrictions
• Nurse Sandra Lindsay, First Person To Receive COVID Vaccine In U.S., Gets Second And Final Dose
• Providence Bruins To Play AHL Games In Marlboro
• Woman Charged After Deputies Find 28.5 Grams Of Meth During Jail Booking 
• 4th South Texan Sentenced To Federal Prison For Role In Human Smuggling Operation
• As Mental Health Difficulties Continue Amid COVID-19 Pandemic, Catholic Charities Encourages People To Reach Out For Help
• Pittsburgh Explosives: Police Searching For White Pickup Truck After Two Reported Explosions
• Driver Hurt After Car Collides With Steel Beams On Flatbed Truck In Walpole
• Extended Jobless Benefits From Stimulus Package Becoming Available For Floridians
• Pennsylvania, New Jersey Pass 100,000 COVID Vaccinations But Differ On Plans To Roll Out Vaccine To More People
• Massachusetts Reports 4,358 New COVID Cases, 60 More Deaths
• James White On Free Agency: 'Don't Know What The Future Holds'
• Final Week Of 'Jeopardy!' Episodes Hosted By Alex Trebek To Begin Airing Monday
• Missing: Michael French Has Not Been Seen Since Last July
• Toddler Burned In Fire At Oxford Home Day Care
• Florida Teachers, School Staff Not Prioritized For COVID-19 Vaccinations
• McKinney Mayor George Fuller Critical Of COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout, Only 1K Doses In Collin County
• Fairfield Police Warn About Pellet Gun And Pepper Spray Assailant Out On Bail
• Colorado Doctor Says Splitting Vaccines A Great Concept But Distribution More Important
• 3 New Coronavirus Outbreaks Reported In Michigan Schools Monday, Nearly 100 Ongoing Cases
• Massachusetts Rep To Propose 'Official State Dinosaur'
• New York confirms case of fast-spreading COVID-19 variant
• UPDATE: Sonoma Deputies Continue Search For Kids Swept Away at Blind Beach, Father Identified
• 24-Year-Old Man Dies In Ellicott City Crash
• Police: No Aggressive Action By Dog Found On 4-Month-Old Ohio Girl Who Died
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Gym Owners Worried That Usual Big Boom In Business Won't Happen
• Texas Men's Basketball Leaps To #4 Ranking After Blowing Out Kansas
• Trump Awards Central Valley Rep. Devin Nunes Presidential Medal Of Freedom For Impeachment Defense
• CBS4 Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida Believes Move To Level Orange Will Reduce Pandemic Fatigue
• Boston University Basketball Team Wears Masks During Monday's Win At Holy Cross
• COVID-19 Testing Continues At These Locations Throughout Philadelphia Area
• COVID-19 Therapeutic Infusion Center Opens This Week In Austin
• Sacramento Man Accused Of Bilking $219K From California EDD Debit Cards
• Glen Burnie Man Charged In Assault, Theft At Shell Gas Station
• Drivers Call Off, Impacting Several Hempfield Area School Bus Routes
• City To Begin Enforcing New Lower Threshold For Speed Camera Tickets On March 1, After 44-Day Grace Period
• Dallas County Reports 1,570 New Coronavirus Cases, 17 More Deaths
• Biden holds rally on eve of Georgia runoff elections
• Hollywood's 101 Coffee Shop, Seen In 'Swingers,' Closes Its Doors For Good
• Frederick County Sheriff's Deputies Won't Face Charges In Fatal October Shooting In Emmitsburg
• Owner Sought After Llama Found Wandering In Newburyport
• John Elway Stepping Down As Denver Broncos General Manager, Will Remain President Of Football Operations
• Cinemark, Following Local Protocols, To Reopen Pa. Theaters By Week's End
• Man Shot In Leg In Marshall-Shadeland
• Michigan High Schools Allowed To Resume In-Person Instruction Monday, Most Districts Remain Virtual For Now
• New COVID Strain Identified In San Bernardino County
• COVID: Veteran Staffer At State Capitol Dies After Battle With Virus
• 'It's Time For Us Patriots To Rise Up': Bar Owner Leads Rally To Protest Possible 5-Year Liquor License Loss Over Indoor Service
• Driver Killed In High-Speed Crash Into Tree In Plano
• Work Resumes On Central 70 Project In Denver
• Illinois State Sen. Andy Manar Resigning To Become Senior Adviser To Gov. JB Pritzker
• FEMA Ranks Los Angeles County As Riskiest In The Nation; Riverside, San Bernardino Counties In Top 10
• 3 Dead In 2 Separate Crashes On Hwy 12 Near Santa Rosa
• Sonoma Regional Parks Takes Ownership Of Carrington Coast Ranch, Will Become Open Space Preserve
• UC San Diego Using Vending Machines To Dispense COVID-19 Tests To Students, Employees
• Dirt Bike Thefts Are On The Rise In Central Massachusetts, Police Say
• COVID In Colorado: Final Week To Apply For Colorado Arts Relief Fund
• Ravens Fan Among 6 Nominees For 'Hall Of Fans'
• Pongo The Giraffe Euthanized At Zoo Miami
• COVID vaccines "might not" work as well on South African strain
• Storm Bringing Significant Amounts Of Rain To Sacramento Region, Snow To Sierra
• Key Figure In UAW Corruption Probe Gets Shorter Sentence
• Students At Denver Public Schools Begin Remote Learning Tuesday, Will Return To Class In Next Few Weeks
• San Francisco DA Chesa Boudin: 'Missed Opportunities' Led To Parolee Hit-and-Run Crash That Killed 2
• Health venture led by Amazon, Berkshire, JPMorgan is ending
• Storm System Brings Heaviest Rains Of Season, Gusting Winds To Bay Area
• 3 Shootings in Gilroy Over Weekend, Man Killed
• State To Distribute 3.5 Million Free Masks As Part Of 'Mask Up, Mask Right' Campaign
• Bel Air Police K9 Blitz Retires After 7 Years
• Villanova Forced To Postpone 3 Games After Positive COVID Tests
• UCSF Seeks To Rebuild Hospital, Add 1,200 Homes On Parnassus Campus In Proposed Agreement With City
• Deadly Shooting: Michael Close Faces Arraignment For Death Of Isabella Thallas
• From Gun Laws To Medical Marijuana: Five Florida Legal Fights To Watch In 2021
• WATCH: Zach Ertz Gets Emotional While Talking About Philadelphia, Eagles Fans
• U.S. Rep. Kay Granger Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Get Ready For A Lot Of Payton Pritchard When Celtics Play Raptors Monday Night
• Sierra Snow Storm: Avalanche Warning, Winter Weather Advisory Issued
• SAG-AFTRA Urges Actors Not To Accept On-Set Work Over Expected COVID Surge
• Police: 26-Year-Old Man Stable After Detroit Shooting
• Second stimulus check: IRS says the $600 payments are on their way
• Pure Michigan Campaign Returns Encouraging Safe Travel While Enjoying The Outdoors
• State Raises COVID Vaccine Priority For Individuals Aged 75 And Older
• Not Your Average Joe's Closes 4 Massachusetts Restaurants For The Winter
• State Police Give 9 Warnings, 5 Notices Of Violation To Pittsburgh-Area Establishments Not Following COVID-19 Restrictions
• Fitness Resolutions: More People Avoiding Gyms And Buying Equipment For Home During Pandemic
• James Rzepnicki Arrested After Allegedly Driving Stolen Truck Tractor Into Porch Of Brooklyn Park Home
• Magnitude-4.0 Earthquake Followed By Several Smaller Quakes Around Salton Sea
• Baker: Objections To Biden's Electoral College Win In Congress Are 'An Affront To Democracy'
• San Francisco Police Investigating Early Morning Tenderloin Shooting That Injured 2
• Gov. Whitmer Rejects Clemency For Man In '86 Port Huron Murder
• Texas Rangers Investigating After Tarrant County Inmate Dies From COVID-19
• Urging Calm, DC Mayor Calls In National Guard For Protests Ahead Of Congress' Expected Vote To Affirm President-Elect Joe Biden's Victory
• Global Links Asks For Help Assembling Personal Care Kits For Those In Need
• New Westchester County D.A. Mimi Rocah Sworn In
• Denver Broncos Will Pick 9th In 2021 NFL Draft
• AAA: 2021 Gas Prices Lowest In 16 Years
• Denver Broncos Opponents For 2021 Season Announced
• Google workers form union in latest show of discontent
• COVID-19 In Illinois: 5,059 New Cases, 79 More Deaths, Positivity Rate On The Rise For The Past Week
• Trans athlete Chris Moiser on inspiring change
• Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board Holds Lottery For Limited-Release Van Winkle Whiskey
• UPDATE: Bay Bridge Eastbound Lanes Reopened After Car Fire West of Treasure Island
• Feeling Lucky? Powerball And Mega Millions Jackpots Are Jumping
• Minority-owned businesses were last to receive PPP loans
• Massachusetts First Responders To Start Getting COVID Vaccines January 11
• Chicago Cop Jason Burg Fired, Ten Years After Incident
• 2 In Serious Condition In Multi-Vehicle Crash In Bolton Hill, Officials Say
• Students To Return To Littleton Public Schools In Phases Beginning Tuesday
• Florida 'Move Over' Violations Drop In 2020
• WATCH LIVE: New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy, State Officials To Provide COVID-19 Update
• Car Crashes Into Gas Line In Ceres
• Workers Returning For First Monday Of 2021 Sidelined By Slack Outage
• For younger workers, the coronavirus has been a disaster
• Los Angeles Chargers Fire Head Coach Anthony Lynn After 4 Seasons
• Maryland Gas Prices Hold Steady As 2021 Begins
• At Least 30 People Shot, 5 Killed Over New Year's Day Weekend In Chicago
• D.C. National Guard to activate troops for pro-Trump rally
• NCAA To Play All 67 March Madness Men's Games In Indiana
• Candice Miller Says She Won't Run For Governor In 2022
• Eagles Not Talking About Trading QB Carson Wentz At This Time, GM Howie Roseman Says
• Wood Stove Starts House Fire In Crofton, No Injuries Reported
• Hot cocktails: The restaurant industry's latest lifeline
• Man Shot By Kyle Rittenhouse In Kenosha Files $10 Million Lawsuit
• Indonesia vaccinating working adults before elderly
• Boston Creates Office Of Police Accountability And Transparency
• 'Disgusting Actually': People Dump Unwanted Holiday Dogs At Shelter
• 'Disgusting, Actually': People Dump Unwanted Holiday Dogs At Shelter
• COVID In Minnesota: As 2nd Vaccine Doses Begin, MDH Reports 3,100+ More Cases And 13 More Deaths
• Slack suffers global outage
• COVID: US Falls Short of Vaccine Goal; Experts Debate Delaying Second Doses of Vaccine
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Here's What Trump Said About Michigan During Phone Call With Georgia Secretary Of State
• Black Chrysler Pacifica Wanted For Englewood Hit-And-Run
• Naples Teen Killed In Crash On I-75, Two Others Injured
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Indoor Dining, Gyms Reopen As Some Coronavirus Restrictions Lifted
• Sonoma County Deputies Seek Missing 72-Year-Old Woman With Dementia
• Baltimore County Eliminates Home Monitoring Fees For Pre-Trial, Sentenced Individuals
• Source: Shooting At Little River Park Appears To Have Been A "Targeted" Attack
• Cam Newton Had A Splendid Farewell Party And Other Leftover Patriots Thoughts
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 8,992 New Cases, Says Low Number Is Result Of Data Server Maintenance
• System 21 - The Most Successful Secrets We Tried To Control Weight And Take Back Your Health In 2021
• Melrose Man's Invention Turns Plastic Bags Into Recyclable Pucks
• Cubs Announce Jon 'Boog' Sciambi As New TV Play-By-Play Announcer, Replacing Len Kasper
• NCAA Will Play All March Madness Games In Indiana
• Would Cam Newton Take A Backup Role Next Season?
• 7 Clippers Staffers In Quarantine After Reported New Year's Eve Gathering In Salt Lake City
• Search Continues For Killers Who Gunned Down Beloved High School Football Star Dwayne Brazzell Jr.
• Philadelphia Police Investigate Stabbing In Kensington
• Italy Independent School District Extends Holiday Break Because Of COVID-19 Spike
• Pittsburgh Penguins Helmets To Feature PPG Logos This Season
• Steelers Fan A Finalist For Pro Football's Hall Of Fans, Nominated By Lynn Swann
• No. 16 Michigan Routs No. 19 Northwestern
• Officer Kicked Several Times By Suspect During Stockton Arrest, Police Say
• U.S. COVID death toll tops 350,000 as hospitals fill up
• Father Drowns, Children Swept Out To Sea On Sonoma County Coast
• UPDATE: Slack Suffers Service Outage As Remote Workers Return From Holiday Break
• Gov. Whitmer Signs Michigan Victim Confidentiality Law
• Slack Welcomes Workers Back With A Service Outage
• Inmate at Santa Clara County Jail Found Unresponsive, Dies at Hospital
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 852 More Cases, 5 Additional Deaths
• Winter Light And Sound Show Coming To Esplanade For One Month
• Why Cam Newton Is Leaving New England So Quickly After Patriots Season Ended
• Dr. Oz Reveals Tips To Reduce The Risk Of Getting Covid-19, Including A Hack For Safely Wearing A Mask With Glasses
• COVID-19 Testing Sites In South Florida
• COVID-19 Vaccine Sites In South Florida
• NH Turkey Sightings Increase Significantly During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Uninsured Marylanders Can Enroll For Health Coverage For COVID Care Until March 15
• Stryker Launches T7™ Personal Protection System
• Old Alien Technology Passed By Earth In 2017, Harvard Professor Says In New Book
• CDC Checking COVID-19 Samples For New Mutations, Hopes To Double The Number Checked
• Small Pharmacies Playing A Big Role In Coronavirus Vaccine Distribution
• Evers Calls On Wisconsin Legislature To Pass COVID Bill First
• Curry becomes second oldest player to score 60 in a game
• One Dead, Another Shot After Man Locates Two Teens In His Stolen Vehicle In Volo
• Stay-At-Home Order Remains In Effect for Greater Sacramento Region
• Kenosha Prepares For More Unrest As District Attorney Plans To Announce Charging Decision In Jacob Blake Shooting
• PTL Links: January 4, 2021
• Washington Beats The Eagles 20-14, Captures NFC East Title
• The Jaylen Brown Show Has Been Must-See TV
• Mental Health Is One Of The Biggest Pandemic Issues In 2021
• Southfield Police: 20-Year-Old Arrested After Shooting 8-Year-Old Sister In The Head
• The Number 1 Way You Can Reduce Your Risk Of Getting Covid-19
• Lions Defense Breaks Records
• COVID In Maryland: State Positivity Rate Continues To Climb Above 9%, Hospitalizations Rising; Vaccination Rate Just Over 1% Of Population
• 'The Holistic Guide To Decluttering'
• 23 People Displaced, 6 Injured In Glen Burnie Apartment Building Fire
• California Hospitals On The Brink; COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout Slower Than Expected
• Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers Urges Legislature To Pass COVID-19 Bill First
• Denver Weather: Reprieve From Wind But It Doesn't Last Long!
• COVID In New Jersey: Frontline Health Care Workers Receive Second Round Of Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine
• Moving To Level Orange: Limited Indoor Events Can Resume, But Some Venues May Need More Time
• Already Vaccinated North Texans Prepare To Get Their Second COVID-19 Shot Today
• Weather Blog: First Full Week Of 2021
• Bay Area COVID Roundup: Emergency Room Worker Dies Amid Kaiser Permanente Outbreak; US Falls Short of Vaccine Goal; Expert Questions Stay-At-Home Order
• Salem Offers Free COVID-19 Testing To Students, School Staff
• 'Tragic And Sad To Hear': NYE Crash Involving Murder Charges Occurs Outside Nevada County Man's Home
• Dr. Oz And Dr. Crupain Break Down The Science Behind Our New Quiz To Calculate Your Risk Of Getting Covid-19. 
• 3rd Avenue Bridge Closes Monday For 2 Years Of Construction
• 'Trump Should Be Brought Up On Charges': Massachusetts Congress Members React To President's Georgia Call
• Suspected Bullet Goes Through Window At Rush University Medical Center
• Two 18-Year-Olds Injured In Shooting While Driving In Pleasanton
• IRS: Administrator Undervalued Paisley Park By Nearly 50%
• Michigan High Schools Resume In-Person Instruction
• Historic Long Beach Hospital Shuttered In 2018 Reopens Today For Non-COVID-19 Patients
• St. Nick party now linked to 27 virus deaths at retirement home
• Man Killed In Homestead Police Involved Shooting
• Staying Or Going? Patriots Have 22 Unrestricted Free Agents This Offseason
• U.K. judge rejects U.S. request to extradite WikiLeaks' Julian Assange
• Report: Panthers, Texans Request Permission To Talk With Nick Caserio About GM Openings
• How small pharmacies play a big role in vaccine distribution
• CDC Intensifying Efforts To Track New Mutation Of COVID Discovered In San Diego
• Man Found Fatally Shot Inside Crashed Pickup Truck In East LA
• Davis, Carter Jr. Lift Navy Past Bucknell 63-60
• Police: 2 Hospitalized After Alleged Car Thief Crashes In Williamsbridge
• 1 Dead, 1 Wounded Following Shooting At Bronx Building; NYPD Investigating
• George Scores 39 Points, Clippers Hold Off Suns 112-107
• Pa. Representative Mike Reese Dies Of Apparent Brain Aneurysm
• 'Disrespectful To The Game': New York Giants Players Express Frustrations After Eagles Benched QB Jalen Hurts In Loss To Washington
• Wizards Edge Nets 123-122 After Irving, Durant Miss Late
• More and more Republicans protesting Trump's election challenges
• New COVID-19 Safety Protocols As Texas Capitol Reopens To The Public
• NYPD Investigating Bronx Hit-And-Run; Man Found Dead, Lying In Service Road
• U.K. warns of more lockdown measures as country fights COVID-19
• Pelosi reelected House speaker as new Congress is sworn in
• Problems Plague First Day Of Boward COVID-19 Vaccinations
• President Trump Heard On Phone Call Urging Georgia Officials To Change 2020 Election Results
• Trump heard on phone call urging Georgia officials to change 2020 election results
• CTA Offering Free Masks On Some Bus Lines
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Gyms, Restaurants Ready To Reopen As Coronavirus Restrictions Are Lifted
• Missouri Senator Josh Hawley Objects To Senator Pat Toomey Publicly Calling For Republican Lawmakers To Certify Election Results
• Pittsburgh Area Casinos To Reopen Monday
• Prince's estate undervalued by about $80 million, IRS says
• ISP Trooper Among 3 Injured In Crash On Eisenhower Expressway
• Ware Scores 18 To Carry Morgan State Past James Madison 80-73
• Would A Challenge Have Reversed The Call? Who Knows, But Cowboys Coach McCarthy Defends His Decisions
• FDA To Consider Giving Half Doses Of Moderna's Vaccine To Some
• Lincoln Park Zoo Temporarily Closing Monday Due To Pandemic
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cloudy, Cool Temperatures
• "Time for us patriots to rise up": Bar owner fights COVID penalties
• ER staffer dies amid virus outbreak possibly linked to costume
• Chicago Weather: Dense Fog Advisory In Effect
• Some West Virginia Cities Have Top 10 Rainiest Years
• Seniors Line Up At COVID Vaccination Site In Broward
• Crews Battle 2-Alarm House Fire In Trenton
• U.K. puts Oxford vaccine into action as COVID spreads fast
• Philadelphia Police: Man Shot In Head, Killed In Kensington
• Former Miami-Dade Mayor, Congressman-Elect Carlos Gimenez On Vote To Certify Joe Biden
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Monday Shaping Up As A Nice Day
• Restaurant Owners React As They Prepare To Reopen Their Doors Following Temporary COVID-19 Restrictions
• President Trump Urges Georgia Official To "Find" Enough Votes To Overturn Election Results
• As Coronavirus Restrictions Are Relaxed, Pittsburgh-Area Entertainment Venues Prepare To Open
• U.S. keeping aircraft carrier in Persian Gulf, after all
• Monday's Show Info (1/4/21)
• Pittsburgh Steelers Fans Range From Excited To Cautiously Optimistic About Playoff Season
• City Of Monessen Launches New Website
• Jefferson Hills Police Department To Hold Training Exercises In, Around Property Of Old Thomas Jefferson High School
• Reading Residents Protest Over Canceled Youth Winter Sports
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: With Restrictions Set To Be Lifted, High School Sports Begin Again
• Liberty Mountain Ski Resort Is Back Open To Offer Pandemic Distraction With Some New Restrictions

Videos from January 4, 2021

• Trump continues to push baseless claims of election fraud during rally in Georgia
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• Iran ramps up uranium enrichment, seizes South Korean tanker
• Experts fear spike of coronavirus cases after the holidays
• Siblings fill missing piece of puzzle industry
• COVID vaccination sites hit with overwhelming demand
• U.S. tops 350,000 COVID deaths amid worsening pandemic
• Republicans divided over challenging Biden's election victory
• Georgia secretary of state on pressure to overturn election
• Democrats demand criminal probe into Trump call with Georgia official
• "CBS Evening News" headlines for Monday, January 4, 2021
• Trump's phone call to Georgia secretary of state raises legal questions
• Joe Biden speaks at rally for Georgia Senate runoffs
• Julián Castro on Latino and youth vote in Georgia Senate runoffs
• U.K. heading back into national lockdown as coronavirus spreads
• "None of that is true": Georgia election official debunks claims about voter fraud
• Questions about the origins of the coronavirus in China
• New law requires hospitals to publish prices, including private deals with insurers
• Transgender athlete Chris Mosier hopes sharing diverse stories sparks change in sports – and the world
• Some GOP lawmakers push to dispute Joe Biden's victory
• NFL wraps up regular season, prepares for playoffs
• Hot cocktails warm up outdoor dining this winter
• GOP lawmakers announce plans to contest Electoral College results
• U.S. surpasses 350,000 coronavirus deaths as vaccinations lag
• Trump and Biden to campaign for Georgia Senate candidates
• What the latest effort to overturn presidential election results says about Republican Party
• Brother and sister duo create puzzles using diverse art work
• Amanda Kloots and Elaine Welteroth on joining "The Talk"
• Analysis of a political risk firm's report on the "Top Risks of 2021"
• U.S. surgeon general Dr. Jerome Adams on vaccinations delay
• Independent pharmacies helping COVID-19 vaccine distribution in rural and small communities
• CBS News finds medical boards often fail to discipline doctors for malpractice
• WorldView: U.K. rejects U.S. request to extradite Julian Assange, concerns over India's vaccine and more headlines
• U.K. judge rejects U.S. request to extradite WikiLeaks' Julian Assange
• Analysis of Trump's phone call to Georgia's secretary of state
• Republicans divided over effort to challenge election results, as new Congress is sworn in
• Trump's bombshell recording of phone call with Georgia secretary of state released
• 1/4: CBSN AM
• New York Times video analyzes how police killed Breonna Taylor