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Articles from January 5, 2021

• SF Couple Stranded For Months In New Zealand Due To COVID Reunites With Family Dogs
• Sacramento City Council Approves Mayor's Homeless 'Master Plan'
• COVID Schools: Marin County Pushes To Vaccinate Teachers In Hopes Of Reopening Schools
• California May Have Paid Out-Of-State Inmates More Than $40 Million In Job Benefits
• Man Killed In Modesto Police Shooting Was Unarmed, Police Say
• Report: Dr. Dre Admitted To Cedars-Sinai After Possible Brain Aneurysm
• Live Updates: CBS News Projects Warnock Wins; Other Race Too Close To Call
• 'Homeless Mike' Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman Goes Undercover To Live On The Streets, Sleep On Sidewalks With The Homeless
• Ambulance Crews Told Not To Transport Patients With Low Chance Of Survival
• Loma Linda Nurse Helping To Heal COVID Patients Through Music
• LA County Surpasses 11K COVID-19 Deaths, Hospitals Overwhelmed
• Next Move For Sexually Violent Predator Undecided, Neighbors Question Court Decisions
• New Health Order Delays Non-Essential Surgeries In Counties Where ICU Capacity Is Strained
• San Jose Lawmakers Vote To Rename Downtown Stretch 'Barack Obama Boulevard'
• Grammy Awards Ceremony Postponed Until March
• Report: Kim Kardashian West, Kanye West Headed Toward Divorce
• Chicago Weather: Freezing Fog Possible
• Governor Newsom Recall Campaign Reaches One Million Signatures
• Spurs Stop 4-Game Skid With 116-113 Victory Over Clippers
• Live Updates From CBS News: Georgia Senate Elections
• 'We've Got To Collaborate': Sen. John Hickenlooper Wants To Bring Both Sides Of Aisle Together To Find Compromise
• California May Have Paid Out-Of-State Inmates Unemployment Benefits
• COVID In Colorado: El Paso County Jail Makes Changes To Protect Inmates During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Lakers Stretch Winning Streak To 4, Beat Grizzlies 94-92
• Many Are Seeing Their Stimulus Checks Deposited In Wrong Accounts
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations Continue To Increase In Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties
• 'Let The Gun Go': Good Samaritan Helps Subdue Man Assaulting Minnesota State Trooper
• COVID Vaccine Side Effects More Common After 2nd Dose, Says Dr. Mallika Marshall
• Man Suspected Of Attacking At Least 5 Women In Bushwick Subway Station In Custody
• Southern California Clinical Trials To Begin Of COVID Vaccine For Kids
• In First, Black Men Lead Both California Public Safety Panels
• Revamped Wild Welcome Russian Rookie Kirill Kaprizov
• COVID: California Put Frontline Dentists In Back Of The Line For Vaccinations
• U.S. lawyer among 53 Hong Kong democracy advocates arrested
• Mickey's Diner Online Fundraiser Yields $70K
• Outdoor Etiquette Tips For Respectfully Enjoying Minnesota Winter
• COVID In New Jersey: Gov. Murphy Says Goal Is To Start Vaccinating General Public By Memorial Day
• Denver Police Seize Guns Over Threats Against Attorney General Phil Weiser
• Suspect Found With Gun After Downtown Traffic Stop, Foot Chase, Police Say
• SoHo Hotel Confrontation: NYPD Sending Detectives To California To Question Miya Ponsetto, Who Accused Black Teen Of Stealing Phone
• Thomas, Clayton Carry Coppin State Past Delaware State 81-77
• Bayonne Woman Arrested After Allegedly Screaming Racial Slurs At Black Neighbor
• Infectious Disease Expert Expects 'Thousands And Thousands' To Be Vaccinated In Next Few Weeks But Urges Patience
• Crews Battle Large Fire At Inwood Apartment Building
• Georgia Senate Runoff Election Is 'Consequential For The Nation And For Pennsylvania,' Expert Says
• COVID Surge: District Officials Push Back As Peninsula Lawmaker Seeks To Shut Down Schools
• What Do You Need To Know About Radon? Good Question
• 'Demand Is Much Greater Than The Supply': Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava Gives Update On COVID Vaccine Rollout
• Live Updates: Georgia Senate Runoff Elections
• Woman Found Shot Dead, Identity Unknown
• 'A Long Haul': Nearly All COVID-19 Vaccines Allocated To Md. Distributed, Hogan Says, But Majority Haven't Been Administered
• US Awaits 'Incredibly Unusual' Electoral College Vote Count
• St. Paul, Buffalo Restaurants Lose Food Licenses For 60 Days For Indoor Dining
• Man, 3 Women Robbed At Barrels Of Multiple Guns In Lakeview
• 'No Doses Should Be Sitting In Freezers' | Gov. Hogan Announces Update To COVID-19 Vaccine Priority Groups
• Macy's To Close Store In Water Tower Place
• SWAT Surrounds Lawrenceville Row House In Search For Man Suspected Of Throwing Explosive
• Manhattan Beach COVID Cases Nearly Double Since November
• Police: Man Refuses To Wear Mask Properly At Arundel Mills, Threatens Employee With Gun After Being Asked To Fix It
• UPDATE: 'That '70s Show' Star Tanya Roberts Dies At 65 After Premature Death Report
• Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott To Make Decision On COVID Restrictions Friday As City Sees 19% Decrease In Cases
• COVID In Colorado: More Guidance Provided On Vaccine Distribution, Confusion Remains On Where To Get It
• Man, Woman Injured In Double Shooting In West Baltimore, Police Say
• Sacramento County Supervisor Criticizes President Trump And His Supporters: 'You're Dead To Me'
• Prince George's County Firefighters Reunite Girl With Kitten
• 2 Injured When Speeding Car Hits Jeep On Ashland Avenue In Auburn Gresham
• Woman, Dog, And Cat Killed In Albany Park Fire
• James Clyburn calls impeaching Trump again a waste of time
• Teachers, District Workers To Get First Priority At New Affordable Housing Project In Alameda
• Orange County Again Reports New Record In COVID-19 Hospitalizations
• Man Armed With Knife Shot, Killed By Police In Newton
• Park Rangers Find Group Of Roosters In Brooklyn
• Updated Guidelines To Keep COVID-19 From Spreading As North Texas Students Head Back To School
• COVID In Colorado: Unemployment Benefits System Offline For Next 5 Days
• Queens VFW Post Closes Its Doors After 90 Years Due To Revenue Struggles Caused By COVID Pandemic
• Suspects In Wilmette Bank Robbery Also Wanted In Two Other Incidents; FBI Says They Used Lime Green Getaway Car
• Miami's Proud Boys Leader Enrique Tarrio Banned From D.C.
• Victims Of Fiery Staten Island Boating Accident Recovering After Months In Burn Unit
• Former Employees Say Wayfinder Family Services A Hotbed For Violence
• Duncanville Police Officer Christian Pinilla, Who Saved Infant From Hot Car Last Year, Arrested For Official Oppression
• Boston Extends Reopening Pause For At Least 3 More Weeks
• Pittsburgh Police: Man Wanted After Stealing 4-Month-Old Puppy From Owner On Walk
• COVID Vaccines: Bay Area Distribution Among General Public Remains Work In Progress
• North Texas Pharmacies Seeing High Demand, Despite Low Supply, For COVID-19 Vaccine
• COVID-19 Vaccine: Healthcare Workers, Seniors Get First Round Of Vaccinations In Santa Clara Co.
• EDD Suspends 'High Risk' Accounts To Weed Out Fraud
• Former President George W. Bush, First Lady Laura Bush To Attend Joe Biden's Inauguration
• UPDATE: San Francisco Hit-And-Run Suspect Pleads Not Guilty; Some Calling For DA Boudin's Job
• Police Searching For Killer After Man Gunned Down In Philadelphia's Strawberry Mansion Neighborhood
• Gov. Newsom Plans $4 Billion For Economic Recovery
• 25 Paterson Police Officers Receiving Body Cameras As Part Of Pilot Program
• Audits: Ohio Made Near-Perfect Tally Of 2020 Presidential Results
• Suspect Identified in Redondo Beach Carjacking, Stabbing
• Tommy Lasorda Resting At Home After Nearly 6 Weeks In OC Hospital
• 1 Person Taken To Hospital After Head-On Crash In Washington County
• Sacramento Seniors Get First Shot Among Slow Vaccine Rollout
• Maplewood Man Charged In Connection To Mother's Murder
• COVID-19 Cases Exhausting Texas ICU Beds As Hospitalizations Soar To Record Levels
• 'I Love What We've Been Through' | A Look Back At The Ravens' Road To The Playoffs Ahead Of Matchup With Titans
• Santa Ana School Bus Driver Charged With Molesting Two Girls
• NYC's Efforts To Move Men Out Of Lucerne Hotel Homeless Shelter Delayed Again
• Holy Cross, Boston University Basketball Teams Wear Masks; Crusaders Win
• Driver Wanted For Hit-And-Run Crash That Killed Woman On Pennsylvania Turnpike
• Running In The Cold: Tips To Help You Stay Warm, Healthy And Safe
• Lift Your Spirits | Burn 200 Calories With These Quick Winter Workouts
• First Child Death From Coronavirus Reported In Stanislaus County
• Daring Doe Returns To Fair Oaks Neighborhood After Being Relocated Once Before
• Los Angeles County Appoints Its First Black CEO
• 2021's Dry January Challenge Comes As Alcohol Use Has Surged During The COVID Crisis
• Ohio Governor Mike DeWine Defends Signing 'Stand Your Ground' Bill
• Denver Weather: Mild Before Next Cold Front
• Judge Denies Convicted Sex Offender Dariel Shazier's Move To Wilton
• Oil Can Harry's In Studio City Closes Its Doors After 52 Years
• COVID Economy: Newsom Announces $4 Billion Economic Recovery Plan For California
• Environmental Groups Sue Richmond Over Approval Of Campus Bay Project
• Community Donations Allow La Colaborativa To Reopen In Chelsea
• 'Count The Votes': Colorado GOP Congressman Ken Buck Opposes Effort To Object To Electoral College Results
• Local Health Officials Fear Worst For Area Hospitals: 'I Hope We Don't Get There'
• 2021 Grammy Awards postponed due to COVID-19
• Perez International Foods Robbed For Second Time In Less Than 2 Weeks, Harford County Sheriff's Office Says
• Condemned Death Row Inmate Jose Francisco Guerra Dies At San Quentin
• Pittsburgh Penguins Received $4.8M PPP Loan To Pay Rent
• Texas Republicans In Congress Divided Over Challenging 2020 Presidential Election Results
• Denton County's Health Department Not Allocated COVID-19 Vaccine This Week
• Maryland Now Accepting Claims, Issues Payments For Extended Pandemic Unemployment Insurance
• Death Row Inmate From LA Dies After Being Found Unresponsive In San Quentin Cell
• El Paso County Jail Agrees To Do More To Slow COVID Spread
• Snowplow Bursts Into Flames Traveling Into Steamboat Springs
• Longtime Death Row Inmate, Jose Francisco Guerra, Dies
• COVID In Philadelphia: St. Patrick's Day Parade Canceled For Second Consecutive Year, Organizers Say
• Chicago Crime Wave Highlighted By Seven Carjackings In 24 Hours; 'The Increase Is Nothing Short Of Astounding'
• Grocery Workers Union Fights To Stop Elimination Of Delivery Jobs After Prop 22 Passage
• Mental Health Expert Encourages Realistic Expectations For 2021: 'It Didn't Change On January 1'
• COVID: Santa Clara County Launches Loan Program As Lifeline To Small Businesses
• Partnership Between The Baltimore Station, Hotel Keeps Services Going For Veterans In Need Despite COVID-19 Pandemic
• Metro Encourages Riders To Look Out For Human Trafficking Victims
• COVID-19 In Allegheny County: Doctor Explains Importance Of 2nd Dose Of Vaccine
• Man Shot In Face In Kent County During Dispute About Trailer; 2 Arrested, State Police Say
• Metro Service Impacted As Increase In COVID-19 Cases Creates Staff Shortages
• COVID In Chicago: Roseland Community Hospital Deals With Fear Among Own Workers Of Getting Vaccine
• H&R Block, TurboTax Problems Delay Stimulus Checks
• Mayor De Blasio Says He Takes 'Full Responsibility' For New York City's Slow Vaccine Rollout To Health Care Workers
• 15-Year-Old New Jersey Girl Battling Leukemia Finds Bone Marrow Match With All 5 Siblings: 'The Odds Of That Happening Are Crazy'
• Mega Millions, Powerball Jackpots Total Nearly $1 Billion; Marylanders Hope For Life-Changing Ticket
• Dallas company criticized for "gentrifying" mahjong tiles
• Restaurants Hoping Gov. Walz Allows Indoor Dining At 50% Capacity
• UPDATE: COVID Infections At San Jose Kaiser Hospital Blamed On Inflatable Costume Grow To 60
• Peyton Manning And John Lynch Named Finalists For Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2021
• Baltimore County Unveils Portal For Health Care Providers To Get Details On When They Can Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• Police Arrest Man Suspected Of Vandalizing Crown Beach Visiting Center In Alameda
• Slow Rollout Of COVID-19 Vaccine Causes Concern
• Haven't Received 2nd Stimulus Check?  Here Are 4 Reasons Why
• COVID On Long Island: Nassau County Ramps Up Vaccination Efforts After Governor Criticizes Hospital For Stalled Rollout
• How to watch the Georgia Senate runoff results
• COVID In Colorado: RTD Continues With Second Round Of Layoffs
• COVID Cuts: Oakland Police Union Warns Of Possible Cuts Amid City's Budget Crisis
• Fenway Park, Gillette Stadium, Big E Fairgrounds To Be First Responder Vaccination Sites
• On Day 1 Of Session, Tensions In Divided Legislature Already At The Fore Over Masks, Walz's Emergency Powers
• 2 Arrested On Drug Charges Following Anne Arundel County Traffic Stop, Police Say
• Minnesota Nurse Copes With COVID By Writing Poetry
• COVID Rentals: San Francisco 1-Bedroom Rents Begin 2021 Down 24% From Last Year
• Alan Faneca, Former Pittsburgh Steelers Offensive Lineman, Named A Finalist For Pro Football Hall Of Fame
• UPS Truck Rollover Tangled Traffic On E-470 Tuesday Morning
• LA Grocery Workers Could Receive $5 An Hour More For 'Hero Pay'
• Judge Bans Proud Boys Leader Henry 'Enrique' Tarrio From Washington After Arrest
• Lehman College Students In Family Nurse Practitioner Program Learn They'll Be Able To Take Certification Exams, After All
• 3 Officers Who Shot Dolal Idd Have Had Multiple Complaints Against Them
• Survey: Miami Among Top US Cities In Most Financial Distress During COVID-19
• Mobile Morgue Set Up At Harris Hospital Amid COVID-19 Surge
• Big drugmakers just raised their prices on 500 medications
• New, More Contagious COVID-19 Variant Emerges
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 6,839 New Cases, 126 More Deaths
• Jackson Health Begins Scheduling COVID-19 Vaccinations & Website Is Jammed
• Family Says Inoperable And Malfunctioning Elevators Inside Bronx NYCHA Building Led To Mother's Fall, Serious Injury
• Antioch Teen Kyle Rittenhouse Pleads Not Guilty In Shooting Deaths Of 2 Kenosha Protesters
• Republicans' Attempt To Overturn Election Results A Real 'Crisis' For Democracy, Drexel Professor Says
• MassDOT Narrows Down Options For East-West Passenger Rail
• COVID In New Jersey: Website To Pre-Register For Vaccine Crashes Shortly After Launching Tuesday Morning
• Badly Injured On The Job Back In 2008, Nassau County Cop Ken Baribault Promoted To Detective
• H&R Block Customers Say Their Stimulus Checks Were Deposited Into The Wrong Account
• Arrest Made In 2018 Homicide Of Earl Williams On Concerto Lane
• COVID-19 In Allegheny County: Hospitals Ramping Up Efforts To Vaccinate Frontline Workers
• COVID In The Suburbs: Rockland County Begins Vaccinating Health Department Employees
• 'Tua Is Our Starter': Dolphins Brass Gives Tagovailoa Vote Of Confidence After Up-&-Down Rookie Season
• Massachusetts Hospitals Are Filling Up With COVID Patients, Health Care Workers Are 'Exhausted'
• Philadelphia Police Looking For Leads In Violent Home Invasion That Left 83-Year-Old Man Fighting For Life On New Year's Eve
• After Trials At Allina, Johnson And Johnson's 1-Dose COVID Vaccine Awaits FDA Approval
• Gunfire Erupts Overnight In Broward, Two Separate Shootings, Three Dead
• Louis Shenker, 22, Surrenders To Police After 'Hoax Device' Left Outside Queens Place Mall
• Cleaning Our Way Through Lockdown: Appliance Industry 'Under Duress' Amid COVID Pandemic
• Stolen Community Refrigerator Leads To Something Magical In Miami
• Teen charged in fatal Kenosha protest shootings pleads not guilty
• Former UMass Tennis Player Brittany Collens Takes On NCAA Over Harsh Penalty
• COVID In Florida: 15,431 New Cases, 100 Additional Deaths
• MCAS Changes Include Less Testing For Grades 3-8
• Jefferson County Offers Free Radon Testing Kits For National Radon Action Month
• 'Not Everyone Will Be Vaccinated Tomorrow,' Broward Mayor Steve Geller Urges Seniors To Be Patient For COVID-19 Vaccination
• Police: Man Arrested After Robbing Woman In Kroger Parking Lot
• Betsy DeVos tells Congress not to forgive student loan debt
• COVID Outbreak: Nearly 90 Active Cases Among Santa Rita Jail Inmates, Staff
• 'I Feel Fine': 107-Year-Old Woman Survived Spanish Flu, Cancer -- And Now COVID-19!
• Students Learn Sign Language Motions To Limit COVID Spread During Musical Performances
• Red Sox Hire Baseball's First African-American Female Coach, Bianca Smith
• FHP: 2 Dead In RV Crash On Turnpike, Near SW 112th Avenue
• Water Main Break Causes Serious Damage At Midtown Church
• Carlton Findley Sentenced After Cutting Coworker With Kitchen Knife At Breckenridge Cafe
• Pandemic-Related Financial Struggles Have Many New Yorkers Hoping To Hit The Jackpot
• Woman Found Fatally Shot In Vehicle In Homan Square
• COVID In Denver: Clyfford Still Museum Reopens With Advance Ticket Sales, Capacity Restrictions
• Dallas County Reports Record High Hospitalizations, Near Record 2,794 New COVID-19 Cases And 20 Deaths
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Montgomery County Launching First Public Vaccination Site Wednesday
• Keller @ Large: Trump Turns Effort To Overturn Election Into Loyalty Test
• Boulder County Residents Can Now Get Notified When They're Eligible To Get The COVID Vaccine
• 82-Year-Old Texan Dubbed 'Old Man Steve' Becomes TikTok Sensation
• 8 Pennsylvania House GOP Members To Oppose Joe Biden's Electoral Votes
• 'It Made You Cry': Mt. Pleasant Fire Chief Remembers Fatal Pennsylvania Turnpike Crash 1 Year Later
• Health Care Workers In Pasadena Receive Drive-Thru COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Mayor De Blasio Calls To Ban Travelers From UK To Slow Spread Of New, More Contagious COVID Variant
• Bianca Smith joins Red Sox, becoming MLB's first Black female coach
• COVID In Delaware: Gov. John Carney Urging Schools To Make 'Every Effort' To Return To Hybrid Learning
• Mark Hopkins Hotel Rooftop Webcams
• BSO Sheriff Gregory Tony Takes Oath Of Office
• Reading Police Investigating After Video Of Controversial Arrest Goes Viral
• Massachusetts Reports 4,178 New COVID Cases, 63 More Deaths
• Jeff Bezos tops list of biggest charitable givers in 2020
• Grammy Awards Shift To March Due To Pandemic Conditions
• Collin County Sets Up Wait List For COVID-19 Vaccine
• Publix To Provide COVID-19 Vaccinations In 22 Store Pharmacies, None In South Florida Yet
• Dash The Tiger Is Heading To Minnesota
• Search On For North Auburn Identity Theft Suspect
• Google Workers Have Formed The Company's First-ever Union
• Johns Hopkins University Wins $400K Grant To Help Black Cancer Patients
• Adobe Flash Player Is Officially Dead; Here's How To Uninstall It
• Groups Team Up To Give Baltimore Police Sgt. Isaac Carrington, Paralyzed In Shooting, Handicap-Accessible Van
• American Airlines Will No Longer Allow Emotional Support Animals On Flights
• 7 Fire Deaths In Baltimore In 2020; Lowest Total In City's History
• 'A View To A Kill', 'That 70s Show' Actress Tanya Roberts Dead At 65 Following Premature Reports
• No Charges For Officer Who Shot Jacob Blake, DA Announces
• Farm Family Devastated After Christmas Eve Fire Kills Hundreds Of Animals
• COVID-19 In Allegheny County: State Rep. Summer Lee Tests Positive For Virus
• COVID Vaccines: San Francisco Vaccinations Well Under Way; Nearly Complete At Laguna Honda Hospital
• Frontline Beaumont Health Employees Receive 2nd Pfizer Coronavirus Vaccine Dose
• Back To In-Person Learning For Underperforming Students In South Florida Public Schools
• Florida US Senators Rick Scott, Marco Rubio Remain Mum On Election Certification Vote
• 2021 GRAMMY Awards Postponed Over COVID-19 Concerns
• Aldermen Renew Bids To Create Civilian Oversight Of Chicago Police Department
• 'I Feel Stupid': Woman Loses $50,000 After Being Duped By Accused Ponzi Schemer
• Get Your First Glimpse Of Zdeno Chara On The Ice With Washington Capitals
• Police Arrest Suspect In Connection With Fatal District Heights Shooting
• Kenosha Co. Attorney To File No Charges Against Officers In Jacob Blake Shooting
• Study: Massachusetts Among Most 'Moved From' States In 2020
• Suit Filed Against San Jose's Valley Christian High, Former Basketball Coach Over Sexual Abuse
• Actor Tanya Roberts has died at 65, after premature death report
• Jackson Firefighters Rescue Cat That Was Stuck In Tree For More Than A Day
• COVID Sports: Displaced San Jose Sharks Look For Fast Start To Season
• COVID In Philadelphia: Dr. Thomas Farley Says City Is 'Doing The Best We Can' To Administer Vaccine Despite Slow Process
• Maryland Casinos Generate $119.4M During December
• More GOP senators rebuff effort to object to electoral votes
• Whitmer Vetoes Meijer Tax Break, Deferment Of Property Taxes
• Overall Chesapeake Bay Health Remains At D+ Grade, State Of The Bay Report Says
• Grammy Awards Postponed Until March Due To COVID-19 Surge In LA (CBS LA)
• Alex Ovechkin, Zdeno Chara Team Up With Capitals To Chase Stanley Cup
• Dueling Jackpots Offer Two Chances To Win Big In Mega Millions & Powerball Games
• Eric Jerome Dickey, best-selling author, dies at 59
• Orioles Announce 2021 Major League Coaching Staff
• Chaos in Pennsylvania Senate as legislators block swearing-in
• City Flags Fly At Half-Staff To Honor LAFD Captain Who Died Of COVID-19
• Cuomo: New COVID strain is "highly problematic"
• Ravens Rookie RB J.K. Dobbins Belatedly Achieves Star Status
• Fire Near BART Tracks Briefly Halts Train Service In Richmond
• Video Shows CPD Cruiser Hit Woman, Pinning Her Leg For More Than 8 Minutes Before Paramedics Arrive
• Cecil County Schools To Bring Back Some Students For In-Person Learning
• Texas AG Ken Paxton Seeks $43M In Public Funds To Hire Outside Lawyers For Suit Against Google
• Fight Over Pennsylvania Senate Election Mars Start Of Legislative Session
• The U.S. Forest Service Wants To Reopen Hanging Lake Later This Year
• Suspect Arrested In Deadly 2019 Shooting Outside Stockton Bar
• North Elementary School In Brighton Will Be Repurposed Due To Declining Enrollment
• Person Hit And Killed By Vehicle In Charlestown
• JoJo Siwa responds to concerns over board game
• Seeking COVID-19 Vaccine? Texas Hospitals Offer Tips
• 'A View To A Kill', 'That 70s Show' Actress Tanya Roberts Dead At 65 Following Premature Reports
• Palo Alto Police Seek Man Who Exposed Himself To 12-Year-Old Girl Sunday
• California Teen Who Started Nonprofit To Help Kids Learn About Science Accepted Into Stanford
• Police Investigate Overnight Shootings In Detroit
• Critically Injured Man Extricated From SUV In Front Of Original Tommy's Burger Stand In Westlake District
• American Airlines bans emotional support animals
• American Airlines Is Grounding Emotional-Support Animals, Will Rake In Millions In Pet Fees
• Jack Ma on 60 Minutes in 2014
• Double Shooting Suspect Ridge Mased Allegedly Fired After Being Asked To Leave New Year's Party
• Time To Go Yacht Shopping, Mega Millions & Powerball Jackpots Top $400 Million Each
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Supt. Says Students Could Continue Remote Learning All Year If COVID-19 Cases Remain High
• Baltimore City First Responders Take First Doses Of COVID Vaccine
• Patriots' 2021 Opponents Set: Tom Brady's Buccaneers To Visit Foxboro
• Stimulus Check Latest: Will You Receive A Third Payment Later This Year?
• CU Boulder Researchers Announce New Weapon In 'Superbug' Battle
• Collin County's COVID-19 Vaccine Sign Up Page
• COVID Vaccine Freezer Fails At NorCal Hospital, Forcing Emergency Distribution
• COVID: Santa Clara County Orders Indoor Workplace Breakrooms Closed To Eating, Drinking
• Carson Wentz Needs Time To Think About Future In Philadelphia: AP Source
• Equitable vaccine access emerges as next challenge amid slow rollout
• 'Unbelievable Coach': Vikings Seek Stability As Gary Kubiak Considers Retirement
• Dallas Detectives Searching For Frederick Daniels In Connection To December Slaying
• Heinz History Center Reopening This Weekend
• Kyle Rittenhouse, Teen Charged In Kenosha Protest Shooting, Pleads Not Guilty
• Denver Weather: Cold Front Arrives Bringing Blustery Conditions
• Cambria Hotels Continues United States Expansion With Suburban Detroit Opening
• Wisconsin Business Community, Health Leaders At Odds Over COVID Bill
• New Trial For Mark Redwine Now Scheduled To Start In April
• Will Marty Walsh Be Joe Biden's Labor Secretary? Mayor Says He's Focused On Boston
• Under Armour Opens Port Covington Campus To Administer COVID-19 Vaccines In Baltimore Area
• Hart Stopper: Flyers Count On Goalie Carter Hart To Lead Them To Cup
• Olympia Medical Center In Mid-Wilshire Area To Suspend All Patient Care Services In March
• "Harry Potter" actress Jessie Cave says baby has COVID-19
• Gift Card Scams On The Rise In Parts Of Maryland, State Police Say
• Richmond BART Station Closing For 5 Weekends Through March Due To Track Repairs
• Deep skepticism as Afghan peace talks set to resume amid U.S. pullout
• Fire Investigators Determine Fire Sprinkler Saved McKinney's Hutchins BBQ
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: 10 UPMC Health Care Workers Receive 2nd And Final Vaccine Dose
• Kenneth Chamberlain Dies In Essex Shooting; Another Man Critically Injured, Police Say
• Nonprofit Build-A-Bed-Kankakee, Assembles Furniture Items For Needy Children In Illinois
• Alan Kovner, Son Josh Kovner, Receive COVID Vaccine At Same Time On Long Island
• Deputy's Patrol Car Rammed While Chasing Suspect In Tuolumne County
• Carroll County Public Schools To Resume Hybrid Learning On Thursday
• WATCH: TD Garden Prepares Ice For First Bruins Home Game In 10 Months
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 8,818 New Coronavirus Cases, 185 More Deaths
• Deputies Taser Man Allegedly Creating Disturbance, Threatening Employee At Millbrae Safeway
• COVID In New Jersey: Garden State To Open 2 'Mega Vaccination' Sites Friday
• CPS Says In-Person Learning Will Resume Next Week; CTU Continues Strike Consideration
• 'Crackpot Theories': N.J. Gov. Phil Murphy Slams Congressman Jeff Van Drew's Decision To Vote Against Certifying Electoral College Vote
• Traffic Stop Leads To Firearm Arrest For Convicted Felon Matthew Michael Grottalio
• ShopRite Pharmacies In New Jersey Set To Distribute COVID-19 Vaccines To Health Care Workers
• GM to Convert More Than 650 U.S. Temporary Employees To Full-Time Status In January
• People Wait Several Hours To Enter Chicago DMV Facility
• Coming Up On CBS4 News At 10 p.m.: Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman Explains Choice To Live Among Homeless People For 7 Days
• Pittsburgh Native Michael Keaton Will Play Batman In 2022 Movie
• 'An Enormous Year': Electric Fetus Previews New Music Releases Set For 2021
• Has your doctor faced discipline? Here's how to check
• State medical boards often fail to discipline doctors
• Man Killed Inside Home Near Pinole; Brother Arrested
• COVID In Philadelphia: Inoculations Continue As City Prepares For Surge Of Cases From Holiday Gatherings
• Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price Is Leaving Office, Will Not Seek Reelection In 2021
• Search Continues For Missing Man After Boat Collision Near Bear Cut Bridge
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Says Feds Taking 'Way Too Long' To Distribute COVID-19 Vaccine As Healthcare Workers Start Getting Second Doses
• COVID In Minnesota: Rolling Positivity Rate On The Rise Again After Briefly Dipping Below 5%
• Pa. State Senator Jim Brewster's Swearing In To Be Delayed Due To Fight Over Mail-In Ballots
• Big Dog, Small Space: Husky Rescued After Becoming Stuck In San Bernardino Storm Drain
• New Slow Zone To Protect Right Whales Off Martha's Vineyard
• Browns head coach positive for COVID, will miss playoff game
• Towson Women's Basketball Pauses All Team Activities For Positive COVID Test On Coaching Staff
• Deaths of two female soldiers in Texas under investigation
• St. Paul Police: 1 Teen Stabbed, Another Shot In Separate Violent Incidents
• How Should You Choose Which COVID Vaccine To Take?
• Malnourished Mountain Lion Seen Near Ben Lomond; 2nd Sickly Cougar To Be Spotted In Area
• 2 Central Valley Bakeries Named By Esquire Magazine As Restaurants That Must Survive COVID-19 Pandemic
• Fire Breaks Out In Freezer At Carvel Store In New Rochelle, Forcing Post Office To Be Evacuated
• Milton Inn Set To Reopen In 2021 Under New Owners
• Baker: Early Indications Show 'Tick Up' In COVID Hospitalizations After Holidays
• Man Fatally Shot After Encounter With Off-Duty Texas Officer
• COVID In Colorado: Guidance Lacking After Vaccine Expanded To Include Those 70+
• Esquire Magazine Lists 4 Chicago Spots Among Restaurants That Must Survive COVID-19 Pandemic
• 24-Year-Old Detroit Woman Charged In Fatal Shooting Of Boyfriend
• Cleveland Browns Head Coach Kevin Stefanski, 2 Other Coaches And 2 Players Test Positive For COVID-19
• Eric Terry Charged With Attempted Murder In January 3 Shooting Of 2 Women In NW Baltimore
• 'It's Pretty Scary, Actually': Bruins Excited To See Full-Strength Brad Marchand In 2021
• Iran boosts uranium enrichment, seizes ship as Biden set to take over
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Confirms 29 More Deaths, County-Wide Toll Surpasses 1,000
• Whitmer Vetoes Bill To Let 1-Time DUI Offenders Clear Record
• Trump pushes baseless voter fraud claims at Georgia rally
• Florida Lawmaker Wants Mar-A-Lago Punished For Mask Free New Year's Eve Party
• LA EMS workers told not to transport patients who likely won't survive
• Texas Health To Postpone Elective, Non-Essential Surgeries, Procedures Due To COVID-19 Surge
• Two Female Soldiers Found Dead In Texas -- 1 Shot Multiple Times, 1 Unresponsive In Barracks
• 'It's Overwhelming': Illegal Street Racing In Colorado Is A Growing Problem, Investigators Say
• PTL Links: January 5, 2021
• Dolphins Face Long Offseason After 56-26 Blowout Against Buffalo Rudely Ends Feel-Good Season
• Woman Accused Of Having Heroin For Sale Arrested In Kings Beach
• Police Seek Second Suspect In South Lyon Shooting That Killed Killed 17-Year-Old, Injured His Father
• No charges for officer who shot Jacob Blake
• Larger Craft Brewers Push Minnesota Lawmakers To Change Restrictions On Growlers
• COVID In Maryland: Over 1,900 New Cases, 54 More Deaths Reported
• Rep. Lauren Boebert Explains Why She's Carrying A Glock In Congress In Video
• Volunteers Search For Toddler Brothers Who Disappeared From California City Backyard 2 Weeks Ago
• Baby's remains found in wall during home renovations
• Beaten Congressional Candidate Jim Oberweis Seeks To Overturn Election Defeat By Incumbent Lauren Underwood
• True Crime: What Happened To Baby Benjamin? The Daycare Worker Convicted Of Killing Him Speaks Out From Prison
• Six Flags New England Holiday Drive-Thru Display Featuring 1 Million Lights Starts Thursday
• Gov. Whitmer Signs Bills To Limit Incarcerations
• Detroit Police Seek 2 Suspects In Carjacking, Shooting Of 25-Year-Old Man
• Sacramento Mayor Steinberg Denounces Big NYE Party Held At Granite Bay Mansion
• State Police Find Little Girl Abducted In Erie County, Cancel Amber Alert
• Bucks Beat Pistons 125-115
• Vikings' QB Cousins Nominated For FedEx Air NFL Player Of The Week Following 400+ Yard Performance
• Jayson Tatum On Playing In Front Of Fans Again: 'It Felt Great'
• Corona-Norco Unified School District Delays Reopening Campuses To Students In Anticipation Of New State Guidelines
• COVID "long-haulers" describe debilitating symptoms that linger
• Wisconsin Pharmacist Who Destroyed COVID Vaccines Thought Drug Would Mutate DNA
• New Law Conceals Addresses Of Abuse Survivors
• Survey Shows Increasing Confidence In Air Travel Amid COVID Pandemic
• "The pressure's on": Senate majority comes down to Tuesday's races
• Doctors Weigh Risk Versus Reward As Colorado Counties Move From Level Red To Level Orange
• Lions Start Rebuild
• Weather Blog: Ravens Playoff Weather
• Bay Area COVID Roundup: Significant Issues With Vaccine Distribution; Dentists Greenlighted To Administer Vaccinations; Pandemic Fiscal Pressure Mounts
• Miami Weather: Temps Tumbled Overnight, Wednesday Morning Will Be Colder
• Esquire Magazine Singles Out 2 Pittsburgh Restaurants That Must Survive COVID-19 Pandemic
• Davis Police Arrest Friend Of 66-Year-Old Killed In Hit And Run
• True Crime: Heaven's Gate: The Cult Of All Cults Like You Have Never Seen Before
• Demonstrators Accuse Aurora Store Of Racial Profiling With Rule About Taking Mask Down When Buying Age-Restricted Products; Manager Says It's Not So
• FDA warns of "risk" in U.K. plan to delay 2nd Pfizer vaccine shots
• Buck Criticizes Republicans Planning To Object When Congress Ratifies Biden's 306 Electoral Votes
• Hospital In Texas Offering Workers $500 To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• Charges: Maplewood Man, Angry About Gym Members Not Wearing Masks, Pulls Gun On Manager
• Stray Bullet Leaves Holes In Sacramento Resident's Home
• Is Vitamin D Effective Against COVID-19? Brigham Trial Will Study The 'Promising Approach'
• Memorial Healthcare System Now Scheduling COVID-19 Vaccinations For Those 65 And Older
• 5 Charged With Riot In Destructive Minneapolis New Year's Eve Demonstration
• CBS SPORTS: Nuggets Back In Top 10 In NBA Power Rankings
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• 23-Year-Old Man Fatally Shot In His Apartment In Englewood
• Jaylen Brown Keeps Payton Pritchard Humble With Embarrassing Dance Video After Rookie's Big Night
• Woman, 49, Killed After SUV Collides With Semi On Highway 7 In Victoria
• Nate 'N Al's In Beverly Hills Closes Temporarily After COVID-19 Outbreak Among Employees
• Refrigerated Trailers Now Being Used To Store Bodies As COVID-19 Cases, Deaths Surge In Tarrant County
• NYSE withdraws plans to delist 3 Chinese phone carriers
• Crews Battle House Fire In Spring Park
• Whitehall Borough K9 Officer Finn Receives Donation, Becomes Equipped With GPS Tracking Device
• Activists decry a possible last EPA rule change under Trump
• Solo Vehicle Crash Kills 1 In Torrance
• COVID-19 Case At Florida Air Traffic Control Center Caused Flight Delays, Cancellations
• Five Philadelphia Museums Preparing To Reopen Later This Week Following COVID-19 Restrictions
• Drew's Time Management Hour, 5-Minute Meals with Chef Rocco DiSpirito, Judge Marilyn Milian & Judge John Schlesinger
• Better Business Bureau Warns Of Stimulus Check Scams
• 'I Feel Stupid': Fort Lauderdale Woman Claims She's Out $50,000 After Being Duped By Accused Ponzi Schemer
• Saudi Arabia ending its role in Qatar blockade, easing Gulf crisis
• Pharmacist allegedly had false belief vaccine would change DNA
• Hundreds Were Rejected, But The Final Weeks Of 2020 Saw The First New DACA Approvals In Years
• Tanya Roberts, Bond girl and "That 70s Show" star, hospitalized
• U.K. leader orders strict new lockdown as COVID-19 variant surges
• COVID In Philadelphia: Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley 'Concerned' Over Coronavirus Increases Related To Holiday Gatherings
• Trump awarding Medal of Freedom to allies Devin Nunes and Jim Jordan
• Freezer power outage forces emergency injections of COVID vaccine
• Firefighters Extinguish Flames, Rescue Man During Early Morning House Fire In Elliott
• Proud Boys leader arrested in Washington, D.C.
• Deadline To File Claim In Boston Sports Clubs Lawsuit Extended To January 21
• Extradition Hearing Set For Koby Francis, Man Accused Of Shooting McKeesport Police Officer
• Ohio governor signs gun bill expanding "stand your ground" right
• Kyle Rittenhouse Expected In Court Tuesday In Fatal Shootings Of 2 Men At Kenosha Protest
• Remembering Paramedic Matthew Smelser, One Year After He Was Killed While Responding To Roadside Accident
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• Man Critically Injured In San Jose Shooting
• Chicago Aldermen To Review Proposals On Police Accountability Tuesday
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• Pittsburgh Weather: Dreary Conditions, Snow Chances
• Alex Trebek urged helping COVID victims in a final "Jeopardy" show
• FDA Commissioner Says Everyone Needs Both Full Doses Of Moderna Or Pfizer Vaccines
• Exclusive: Victim In Wooden Weapon Rampage Speaks Out As Suspect Undergoes Psychiatric Evaluation
• 9-Year-Old Jameson Tyler Was So Determined To Build A Fort That He Applied For A Village Permit -- And Got One
• 2 Ambulances Crash In Brooklyn, EMT Hospitalized
• Man Carjacked While Picking Up Delivery In Bucktown; Carjacking Incidents Doubled In 2020
• 9 nuns die of COVID in one month at New York convent
• Rainn Wilson, The Office Star, Asks New Trier High School For Class Election Recount
• Healthy 2021: Keeping Your New Years Resolutions
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• Philadelphia Police Investigate Deadly Shooting In Holmesburg
• Police: Man Shot In Head, Critically Injured In West Philadelphia
• Family Praying For Beloved Delaware County Priest Hospitalized With COVID-19
• Off-Duty Chicago Police Officer Carjacked In Calumet Heights
• Man Shot, Killed In Front Of Girlfriend In West Philadelphia, Police Say
• It's Getting More Expensive To Live In South Florida
• Philadelphia Streets Department Says To Put Trash, Recycling Out On Scheduled Day Despite Collection Delays
• Local Lawmakers Proposing Legislation To Extend Pa. Eviction Moratorium
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Health Secretary Warns It Will Take Time To Vaccinate Entire Population
• 7 People Charged In Connection To Vandalism Of Federal Building In Center City On New Year's Eve
• Kane Community Living Centers Begin Administering Coronavirus Vaccines To Residents, Employees
• Some Southland Essential Workers Could Get $5 An Hour Pay Raise
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Videos from January 5, 2021

• Representative Jim Clyburn on the future for Democrats in Georgia
• Votes slowly counted in Georgia Senate runoffs
• CBS News Special Report: Georgia Senate races characterized as toss-ups
• How outcome of Georgia Senate runoffs could affect Biden's agenda
• Grammy Awards postponed due to worsening coronavirus outbreak in Los Angeles
• Georgia Democrats expand voter base in longtime Republican stronghold
• 1/5: Red and Blue
• Georgia Senate runoff election may not be known for several days
• Tanya Roberts, Bond girl and "That '70s Show" star, has died at 65
• Federal judge rejects Trump's latest challenge to Georgia's presidential election result
• Cobb County Republican chair on Georgia Senate runoffs
• Kenosha officers will not face charges in Jacob Blake shooting
• Los Angeles EMS workers told not to transport patients with low survival rates
• CBS News exclusive: Audio captured of threat to fly plane into U.S. Capitol
• Georgia Senator Kelly Loeffler will object to count of Electoral College votes
• Trump pressures Pence to upend Electoral College vote
• Control of the Senate hangs in the balance as Georgia votes in runoffs
• Cobb County Democratic Party chair on Georgia Senate runoffs
• Attorney resigns from law firm after aiding Trump on Georgia call
• House Majority Whip Jim Clyburn on Georgia Senate runoffs
• Trump says he will try to defeat Georgia Governor Brian Kemp
• What exit polls show about Georgia Senate runoff voters
• Georgia Senate runoff vote count could extend beyond Election Day
• Prosecutor declines to charge police officer who shot Jacob Blake
• Jack Ma: A look back at the Alibaba founder on 60 Minutes in 2014
• Georgia Congressman Jody Hice on Senate runoffs and contesting the presidential election
• Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio arrested in Washington, D.C.
• Georgia's runoff elections to determine Senate control
• What to expect from the Senate runoff races in Georgia
• Arabian Gulf leaders sign a declaration easing tensions with Qatar
• New coronavirus strain spreads in U.S. and U.K.
• Cuomo calls new COVID-19 strain "highly problematic"
• U.S. COVID-19 deaths could reach 500,000 by the end of February
• Voting underway in Georgia as future of the U.S. Senate hangs in the balance
• Congress prepares for electoral vote count fight Wednesday
• Trump pressures GOP to challenge Electoral College results
• Iran resumes 20% uranium enrichment and seizes South Korean tanker
• Georgia voters head to the polls to decide Senate control
• Georgia voters to decide whether Democrats or Republicans will control the Senate
• One nurse works in hospice, another in trauma. Both use music and poetry to inspire hope
• Goldman Sachs CEO on what small businesses still need to survive pandemic
• Democrat Jaime Harrison fundraising for Georgia runoffs, aiming to usher in "New South"
• Post-COVID-19 clinics help "long-hauler" patients who exhibit symptoms months after infection
• Medical boards often protect doctors over patients, CBS News finds
• Voters head to the polls in Georgia for Senate runoff election
• U.K.'s Boris Johnson reinstates national lockdown amid spiraling infections, new COVID-19 strain
• WorldView: U.K. begins new lockdowns, Singapore's COVID-19 app data available to police and more headlines
• California health leaders predict 1,000 deaths a week as some hospitals face holiday COVID-19 surge
• Facing pressure from Trump, Republicans split over bid to overturn election results
• Georgia lieutenant governor on Trump phone call, Senate runoff elections
• Georgia election to determine Senate control, Trump under fire for call with state official
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