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Articles from January 6, 2021

• COVID Vaccine: CDC Anaphylaxis Study Reveals Individuals Most At-Risk For Allergic Reaction
• 'I Have Never Heard Of Anything Like This Happening': A Look At Past Contentious Elections
• House Debates Pennsylvania Objection In Joint Session To Count Votes
• Colorado Counties COVID Vaccine Distribution Information
• CU Study Finds Bleach-Based Cleaning Products And Sweat Create Airborne Chemicals
• Sacramento Supervisor Faces Calls For Resignation Over Post Criticizing Trump And His Supporters
• COVID Surge: 'Switched Over To Scrubs' – Firefighters, EMTs Aid Exhausted Staff At Petaluma Valley Hospital
• Sacramentans Sound Off On Violence At US Capitol
• 'We Need To Suck It Up And Move Forward:' Former CA Republican Congressman Condemns Violence At US Capitol
• Police Searching For Robbery Suspects In Natomas
• Xcel Announces Plans To Shut Down Coal Burning Plant In Hayden
• Buddy Hield's 4-Point Play Helps Kings Hold Off Bulls, 128-124
• George, Leonard Score 21 As Clippers Beat Warriors 108-101
• Capitol Siege: 'Anti-MAGA' Car Caravan Protest Held In San Francisco; Larger Protest Planned
• UCLA Expert Weighs In On Removing Trump With 25th Amendment
• 'We Were Surrounded': Congressman Jason Crow Trapped In The U.S. House As Rioters Attempt To Break Down Doors
• Chicago Weather: Clouds And Flurries
• Colorado Congressman Joe Neguse, Judiciary Members Of Congress Pen Letter Asking VP Mike Pence To Invoke 25th Amendment To Remove Trump
• 'People Are Upset': Pro-Trump Supporters Rally At State Capitol
• 4 Dead After Trump Supporters Storm U.S. Capitol
• Brick Covered In Racial Slurs Thrown At Live Café, Which Serves As HQ For Four Black Village Trustee Candidates In Oak Park
• Wolverines Maul Gophers In 82-57 Win
• Bulls Fall Short To Kings In Sacramento
• 'Pay Attention': Colorado Political Experts Reflect On Storming The Capitol Building
• Maryland Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger Calls On Lawmakers To Invoke 25th Amendment, Remove President Trump From Office
• Keller @ Large: Capitol Hill Rioters Enabled By 'Gross Incompetence By Law Enforcement'
• Gov. Cuomo Calls Storming Of U.S. Capitol Building 'A Failed Attempt At A Coup' As Tri-State Leaders React To Protests
• 4 Dead, At Least 52 Arrested After Pro-Trump Mob Storms U.S. Capitol
• New York National Guard Deployed To Washington D.C. In Response To Storming Of U.S. Capitol Building
• Live Updates: Capitol Secured After Assault From Trump Supporters
• Gov. Murphy: New Jersey State Police Being Deployed To Washington D.C.
• Photos: Protesters Storm U.S. Capitol Building
• NYPD Investigating Video Appearing To Show Officer With Knee On Man's Neck During Arrest
• SoHo Hotel Confrontation: NYPD Detectives Head To California To Question Miya Ponsetto, Who Accused Black Teen Of Stealing Phone
• 'We Love You, You're Very Special': President Trump Tweets Message, Later Removed, To Rioters Storming The U.S. Capitol
• Pa. Congressman Scott Perry And Missouri Senator Josh Hawley Object To Counting Of Pa.'s Electoral College Votes
• President-Elect Joe Biden: Siege On Capitol A Painful Reminder 'Democracy Is Fragile,' Requiring 'People Of Good Will' To Preserve It
• Baltimore's Plastic Bag Ban, Set To Take Effect Next Week, Postponed Due To COVID-19
• Riverside Surpasses 2,100 COVID-19 Deaths, Ventura Hits 300
• 'Shorty Pull Your Mask Up' | Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott's Viral Comment Remixed Into Rap
• 3 Firefighters, 6 Others Injured In Yonkers High-Rise Fire
• Maryland's The Narrows On List Of 100 Restaurants America 'Can't Afford To Lose' During Pandemic
• 33-Year-Old Charles Baker Charged In Federal Court After Surrendering To ATF Agents For Role In Lawrenceville Bombing
• Dozens Gather For Anti-Trump Protest In Midtown After Chaos At U.S. Capitol
• Danville Trump Supporter Describes Protest In Washington D.C.
• 'Terrifying And Heartbreaking': Boston Residents Emotional After Capitol Riot
• COVID Vaccines: UCSF Medical Center Says 10,000 Frontline Staff Received Vaccine; Begins Distributing 2nd Doses
• Vaccination Update: NYPD Personnel, Home Health Care Aides Now Eligible To Receive COVID Vaccine, De Blasio Says
• 4 Dead After Trump Supporters Storm Capitol
• Hard Rock Stadium To Transition To COVID-19 Vaccination Site
• Missing Medically At-Risk Man Was Heading To UCSF, Last Seen Boarding Bus
• Live Updates: Congress Returns To Capitol To Continue Electoral Count
• Minnesota Trump Supporters Held Peaceful 'Storm The Capitol' Rally, While Mob Stormed U.S. Capitol
• Western Pa. Area Leaders React To Violence Unfolding After Protesters Breach U.S. Capitol Building In Washington, D.C.
• 'This Isn't Who We Are': Minnesota Lawmakers Tweet From Inside U.S. Capitol As Mob Storms Building
• Pat Kessler Returns To Cover 'One Of The Most Unreal Moments In American History'
• Capitol Complex Secured After Assault From Trump Supporters (CBS News)
• Finding Minnesota: Meet The 'Geezers' Of Hyland Hills' Ski Patrol
• DC Curfew In Effect After Chaos Unfolds On Capitol, Request For Additional National Guardsmen Denied By DOD
• Riots At Capitol Building Were 'An Act Of Domestic Terrorism', University Of Maryland Professor Says
• Pritchard's Putback Pushes Celtics Past Heat, 107-105
• Key GOP senators withdraw objections to Electoral College count
• Jimmy Butler's 26 Points Not Enough As Heat Lose 107-105 To Celtics
• Facing Sexual Assault Charges, Powerful Attorney And Former Guardian Ad Litem David Pasulka Is Stripped Of Law License
• Violent Crime Surged In Detroit In 2020
• Beverly Hills Police Declare Unlawful Assembly During Trump Supporter Rally
• Orange County Reports 3,077 New COVID-19 Cases, 17 Deaths
• New Jersey Surpasses Half A Million Confirmed COVID Cases
• CBS News Reports Trump Cabinet Members Discuss Possibility Of Invoking 25th Amendment
• Violent Breach At US Capitol Building 'Not The America We Know,' NJ Congressman Jeff Van Drew Says
• Proposal Would Fine People Up To $500 For Leaving Pet Dogs, Cats Out During Severe Weather
• 'They Can Choose America': Former Presidents React After Mob Of Rioters Overrun U.S. Capitol
• Gov. Cuomo Plans To Propose Legalizing Sports Betting, Marijuana In New York
• Man Arrested In Boyle Heights Hit-And-Run That Injured Woman
• 1 Dead After Two-Alarm Apartment Fire In Natomas
• Twitter And Facebook Lock Trump's Accounts, Take Down Video Of His Message To Supporters
• Sen. Duckworth Invokes Her Own Military Service As She Denounces Capitol Storming, President Trump
• 'This Is A Very Sad Day For Democracy': Northern California Lawmakers Say They Are Safe, Sheltering After Mob Storms US Capitol
• West Virginia Delegate Derrick Evans Records Himself Storming U.S. Capitol
• COVID In Colorado: RTD Continues With More Layoffs During Pandemic Cuts
• Sen. Durbin On Senate Floor: 'This Sacred Place Was Desecrated' During Capitol Storming
• Beloved Anaheim Taco Restaurant Owner Dies After COVID Battle
• Paterson Back In Control Of School District For First Time In 30 Years
• CBS2 Unveils Slate Of Mayoral Debates With Partners NewsRadio 880, 1010 WINS And Common Cause New York
• Two Officers Fired Over Police Raid That Killed Breonna Taylor
• 'Trump Must Be Removed From Office': Miami Rep. Frederica Wilson Says As Cabinet Secretaries Discuss Invoking 25th Amendment
• Democrats Gain Control Of Senate With 2 Victories In Georgia Runoffs
• Compton Educator To Be Next Frontline Hero Contestant On 'Who Wants To Be A Millionaire'
• Denver Police Officer Stabbed, Seriously Injured While Taking Suspect Into Custody
• Seth Moulton, Ayanna Pressley Say President Trump Must Be Removed From Office 'Immediately'
• Hundreds Protest On State Capitol Steps As Demonstrations Turn Violent On Capitol Hill
• SFPD Arrests 2 Following Western Addition Shooting, Pursuit
• Baltimore County Schools: No Data Was Accessed, Stolen After Ransomware Cyber Attack
• Live Updates From CBS News: Congress Returns To Capitol To Continue Electoral Count
• Protests Disperse After Clashes Outside California State Capitol; 11 Arrested For Possession Of Pepper Spray
• Gov. Lamont Says It's Time To Legalize Marijuana, Sports Betting In Conn., Adds Partnerships With N.J., N.Y. Will Grow
• How Did The Stimulus Checks Stumble Happen?
• New Proposal Would Boost State Unemployment Benefits From $275 To $400
• La Grange School District 102 Doubles COVID-19 Testing Following Holidays
• Live Updates: Congress Confirms President-Elect Joe Biden's Electoral College Victory
• Richardson Software Creator Launches Website To Help People Find COVID-19 Vaccine
• Person Found Shot On Side Of Road In Robinson Township, State Police Investigating
• 2022 Superbowl In Inglewood: How LA Businesses Can Get Involved
• Princess Cruises Cancels Vacation Voyages Through May 14
• Pitt Erases 18-Point Deficit, Beats Syracuse 63-60
• 'Democracy Will Prevail': Local Lawmakers Go Ahead With Vote Count
• Dallas County To More Than Double The Doses Of COVID-19 Vaccine In Coming Weeks
• A Call To Arms: Retired Health Care Workers Say They're More Than Happy To Pitch In During Vaccination Effort
• UPDATE: Congress Returns To Capitol To Continue Electoral Count After Chaotic Riots
• 'Dangerous Coup Attempt': Maryland Lawmakers, Forced To Shelter In Place Amid Riots At Capitol, Blast Trump: He 'Needs To Stop This Now'
• Heat, Celtics Issue Joint Statement That Game Is Still On 'To Bring Joy Into People's Lives'
• Getting The COVID-19 Vaccine: Polis Lays Out Distribution Plan
• Air Force Test Pilot School Graduates Largest Class of Female Pilots And Engineers In History
• 'I Am Depressed And Defeated'; Dozens Contact CBS 2 About Missing Stimulus Checks
• 2 People, Including Firefighter, Injured In Annapolis Townhome Fire
• 'It's Pretty Cool': University Uses Artificial Intelligence To Target Pandemic Stress On Campus
• 'We're Really Excited': University Students Dig Up Dirt To Help Develop New Antibiotics
• 'Fauci Effect': Medical School Applications Jump 18 Percent During Pandemic
• Here Spot! University Tests Robotic 'Smart' Dogs For 'Myriad' Of Opportunities
• Study Finds Students Falling Behind More In Math Than In Reading During COVID Pandemic
• University Students Build Electric Car Almost Entirely From Recycled Plastic And Trash
• Political Yard Signs Repurposed To Help Disadvantaged Kids Explore Science And Technology Interests
• Ronen Proposes Legislation to End 'Fraudulent Abuse' In City's Building Permit System
• Student Wine Brand Partners With State's Largest Winery To Launch New Product, Expand Philanthropy
• Members Of Pennsylvania's Congressional Delegation Share Scary Experiences After Pro-Trump Mobs Breach US Capitol
• Robot Teacher Allows University Students to Take In-Person Class During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Candy Science: Online Video Series Offers Delicious STEAM Activities For Kids
• High School Students Create Makeshift Ventilator To Help Fight COVID-19
• 'That Sounds Really Cool': 12-Year-Old Coronavirus Vaccine Test Volunteer Cheers Breakthrough
• Goucher College To Conduct Spring Semester Virtually Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• ATM Ripped Out From Citrus Heights Bank By Suspect In Stolen Forklift
• North Minneapolis Entrepreneur Creates Hoodies With Masks Sewn Inside
• Florida Breaks Daily Record With 17,783 COVID-19 Cases In One Day
• Ravens' Lamar Jackson Want To 'Erase Narrative' That He Can't Produce In The Playoffs
• I-Team: Many North Texas Schools Unable To Find Substitute Teachers Half The Time During Pandemic
• 2 Teens Charged With Murder In Connection With Fatal Beating Of Youth Counselor
• US Capitol Crisis 'Creation Of An Entirely Distorted Reality' Instigated By President Trump, Rutgers University Associate Professor Says
• Rep. Mike Quigley Tells Story Of Horror And Chaos As Trump Supporters Stormed U.S. Capitol
• Shooting At West Side Chicago Community Center Leaves Two Injured
• UPDATE: Twitter Makes Inflammatory Trump Tweets 'Unavailable,' Temporarily Locks Account
• Brad Stevens Speaks Out Against Capitol Riot, President Trump; Celtics Walk Off Floor In Miami
• Minnesota Restaurants Happily Scramble To Prep For 'Miracle' Reopenings
• Former Western Pa. State Rep. Rick Saccone Part Of Protesters At U.S. Capitol
• LA County Officials Launch Webinar Series To Help Local Businesses
• Retired Man Victimized Twice By Unemployment Fraud
• Pritzker: President Trump 'Must Be Impeached And Removed From Office Immediately' After Storming Of U.S. Capitol
• COVID: San Francisco, Oakland Superintendents Question Newsom's School Reopening Plan
• Coronavirus Pandemic Powerless To Stop Golf, Which Is Booming On Long Island
• 'Stop The Violence NOW': Texas Lawmakers Urge Peace During US Capitol Chaos
• Death Of 4-Year-Old Deyonte Davis Ruled Homicide Due To Methadone Intoxication, Baltimore Police Say
• Rep. Michelle Steel Tests Positive For COVID-19, Condemns Violence At Capitol
• Dallas County Reports 2,427 More Coronavirus Cases, 17 Deaths As Vaccine Distribution Ramps Up
• Gov. Newsom Cancels News Conference As 'Caution' Amid Protests
• Former Florida Governor Charlie Crist: 'It's Time To Remove The President'
• "Whatever it takes": Lawmakers vow to finish counting electoral votes after assault on Capitol
• COVID Restrictions: Walz Announces Relaxed Regulations For Indoor Dining, 50% Capacity For Bars And Restaurants
• U.S. Capitol Chaos: Local Politicians React As Violent Mob Storms U.S. Capitol
• Mayor Garcetti: Capitol Breach Is 'Horrifying Moment' For America
• Maryland Law Enforcement Officers Heading To DC To Help Quell Riots At US Capitol
• Capitol Has Seen Violence Over 220 Years, But Not Like This
• President-Elect Joe Biden Addresses The Nation After Pro-Trump Mob Storms The U.S. Capitol Building
• Woman, Child Safe After AMBER Alert Issued For At-Gunpoint Kidnapping
• 'This Is An Attempted Coup': Massachusetts Lawmakers React As Protesters Storm Capitol Hill
• 'They Call Us Heroes. Well, Protect Your Heroes': TWU President Calls For More Police Presence At Subway Stations After Hundreds Of Attacks On Workers
• 'It's A Sickening, Heartbreaking Sight': Former President George W. Bush Reacts To Chaos At US Capitol
• 'All Is Calm In Our County' Reassures Miami-Dade Mayor After Storming Of U.S. Capitol
• 'Our Worst Fear Realized': Protesters Storming Capitol Make US 'Look Like A Third World Nation,' Ed Davis Says
• UnitedHealth To Pay Nearly $8B For Technology Company Change
• 'Irregular And Dysfunctional,' Massachusetts Electors Say They Take Capitol Protests Personally
• Police Clear Capitol Building After Takeover; DC Curfew In Effect
• 'President Trump's Supporters Attempted A Coup': Gov. Tom Wolf Condemns Occupation Of U.S. Capitol
• Texas GOP Removes Sergeant-At-Arms Walter West From Party Over Social Media Post Supporting Violence At US Capitol
• Colorado's Senators, Representatives Condemn Violence After Being Evacuated From Capitol
• Black Leaders Seek To Enhance COVID Vaccination Efforts
• COVID Surge: Santa Clara County Officials Say Case Spike Is Stretching Health System To 'Breaking Point'
• Congresswoman: Capitol Building Takeover An 'Attempted Coup'
• Rep. Ilhan Omar: 'I Am Drawing Up Articles Of Impeachment'
• U.S. markets remain resilient despite assault on Capitol
• Texans Among Dozens Reporting Allergic Reactions TO COVID-19 Vaccine, CDC Still Recommends
• Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Calls Occupation Of U.S. Capitol An 'Embarrassment To Our Country'
• Chicago OEMC Monitoring Storming Of U.S. Capitol In Washington, Prepared To Take Protective Action If Need Be
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Deploys State Police To Washington, D.C. After Violent Protesters Storm U.S. Capitol
• Private Plane With Puppies Onboard Arrives In Colorado, Animals Will Be Trained As Assistance Dogs
• Massachusetts Researchers Looking For COVID-19 Variant
• Massachusetts Reports 6,419 New COVID Cases, 99 More Deaths
• New Facility Offers Peaceful Pet Memorials And Other Services To Help Grieving Pet Owners
• 'Bad Optic': Rep. Lynch Not Joining Call For Immediate Removal Of President Trump
• Jon Ossoff becomes youngest Democratic senator since Biden
• Nashville Police Identify 2nd Suspect Wanted For Murder Of Butler Co. Native Caitlyn Kaufman
• Some Keller Residents Demand Action Against Officers Who Pepper Sprayed Man
• Protesters Gather At Colorado State Capitol; Hancock Orders Denver Municipal Buildings To Close Early
• Wednesday's UMass-George Washington Game In Washington D.C. Postponed
• Newsom: $600 Stimulus Payments For Low-Income Californians To Be Included In State Budget
• Gov. Newsom Cancels COVID-19 Update, Condemns Storming Of U.S. Capitol As 'Reprehensible'
• Michigan Officials Provide Updates Amid Protests At U.S Capitol
• Man Shot And Killed By Police In Newton Identified
• Trump Supporters, Other Passengers Engage In Shouting Match On Flight From Dallas To Washington
• Torrance Congressman Ted Lieu Renews Call To Remove Trump With 25th Amendment
• Dems Gain Control Of US Senate
• Baker: Capitol Violence 'Sad But Predictable' After President Trump's Attacks On Election
• 'Reprehensible And An Outright Assault To Our Democracy': Gov. Newsom Comments On Violence At The US Capitol
• Biden denounces violent mob at Capitol: "This must end now"
• Democrats gain control of Senate with 2 victories in Georgia runoffs
• Man Who Died Near Minnehaha Encampment Identified, Death Ruled A Homicide
• Texans Tussle On Twitter: Beto O'Rourke, Sen. Ted Cruz Argue As Trump Supporters Storm US Capitol
• Ossoff Projected To Win In Georgia, Delivering Senate Control To Democrats (CBS News)
• Celtics Are An Angry Bunch Heading Into Rematch With Heat
• Crisis At The Capitol
• 'There Are Guns Drawn': Rep. Mike Doyle 'Sheltering In Place' In His Office At U.S. Capitol
• Here's Gov. Whitmer's Jan. 6 COVID-19 Press Conference
• NFL Wild Card Playoffs NFC Picks: Bears-Saints Could Go 'Right Down To The Wire,' Says SportsLine's Kenny White
• Florida Panthers To Allow Limited Number Of Fans At Home Games
• Escaped Inmate Azmi Mahmoud Captured After Short Police Pursuit
• 'This Is Not Who We Are': Colorado Congress Members Jason Crow And Diana Degette On Lockdown At U.S. Capitol
• WNBA players celebrate Warnock's projected win over Loeffler
• U.S. Vehicles Gas Mileage Down, Emissions Up For First Time In 5 Years
• John Knox Village Residents & Staff Get 2nd COVID Vaccine Dose
• Pandemic-Era Mardi Gras: No Extravagant Balls And Parades, Still Plenty Of Cake
• 'It's An Honor To Have The Opportunity'; Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger Opens Up Ahead Of Wild Card Weekend Game Vs. Browns
• Frederick County Public Schools Delaying Moving To Hybrid Model Due To Worsening COVID-19 Metrics
• 4 Additional Health Care Worker Vaccination Sites Open In San Fernando Valley, East LA
• Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott Cancels Wednesday Public Safety News Conference As Protests Unfold In DC
• Gov. Larry Hogan Announces Judicial Appointment Of Laura Ripken To Court Of Special Appeals
• Trump Supporters Storm US Capitol As Police Declare Lockdown
• NFL encourages teams to offer stadiums for COVID-19 vaccinations
• COVID: Governor Proposes $600 Payment for Low-Income California Residents
• Dallas Homicide Detectives Searching For Man Suspected Of Killing Kendrick Hampton
• COVID-19 In New Jersey: Police, Firefighters Eligible For Vaccine, Gov. Phil Murphy Says
• LA Fire Department Vaccinates 48% Of Its Employees; Aims For 100% Vaccination
• Illinois Surpasses 17,000 COVID-19 Deaths; Pritzker Outlines Plan For Next Phase Of Vaccine Distribution
• U.S. Senate Forced To Recess After Protesters Prompt Capitol Lockdown
• Medical Student Who Tried To Smuggle Cancer Research To China Gets Time Served
• Officials In Cape May County Identify Couple Found Dead In Murder-Suicide Stemming From Domestic Dispute
• Laura Kay Lindquist Missing From Commerce City
• Woman Assaulted, Puppy Stolen In San Francisco Russian Hill Neighborhood
• Governor Newsom Proposes $600 Cash 'Stimulus' For Low-Income California Residents
• Live Updates: Congress Meets To Count Electoral Votes Confirming Biden Win Over GOP Objections
• COVID Relief: Oakland Educators Renew Campaign To Help Immigrant Families Through COVID Crisis
• 'Nothing Less Than An Attack On Our Republic': Rep. Ilhan Omar Decries Objections During Congress Vote Count
• Obama: John Lewis is "surely smiling down on his beloved Georgia"
• Riverside County Sues Murrieta Roller Skating Rink That Reopened, Violating Stay-At-Home Order
• Gov. Hogan Appoints Marlon Amprey To Maryland House Of Delegates
• Mega Millions Lottery Ticket Worth $2.3M Bought At Brentwood Gas Station
• Gabrielle Nevaeh Green & Lex Lumpkin On Nickelodeon's NFL Wild Card Game: 'This Is Geared Specifically For Kids & Families'
• Michigan Teacher Named To Curriculum Associates' 2021 Class Of Extraordinary Educators
• $3 Million-Winning Scratch-Off Ticket Sold At Fine Wine & Good Spirits In Malvern
• $1 Million-Winning Scratch-Off Lottery Ticket Sold At Commissary Food Market In Roxborough
• $1 Million Scratch-Off Lottery Ticket Recently Sold In Monessen
• Maryland SNAP Recipients Will See Extra 15% Increase In Benefits, Gov. Hogan Says
• Paul Nader Sentenced To 48 Years For Kidnapping, Sex Assault In Douglas County
• Man Who Claims To Have Been Victim Of Hell's Kitchen Attack Says He's Perplexed By NYPD's Investigation
• Months Before Work-From-Home Shift, Report Shows US Gas Mileage Down, Emissions Up
• Read Pence's letter saying he lacks authority to decide election
• Maryland Comptroller Franchot Extends Deadlines For Tax Filings, Payments To April 15
• Thousands Cheer Trump At 'Save America' Rally Protesting Election Results
• Man In Temporary Serious Condition After Detroit Shooting
• 32-Year-Old Jerrel Ingram Arrested, Facing Criminal Homicide Charges Stemming From Fatal Shooting Outside McKees Rocks Night Club
• Santa Cruz County Extends Emergency Health Order from CZU Complex Fires
• Warnock victory speech honors mother, who picked cotton in Jim Crow South
• Important Offseason Is Under Way For Non-Playoff Teams
• NAACP Calls For Resignation Of School Board Member Caught Up In AD Hiring Controversy
• Waseca PD Reflects 1 Year After Officer Arik Matson Shooting: 'We Honor And Recognize Arik'
• Fort Worth Police: Child Escapes After 2 Men Grab, Pull Her Into Apartment
• Pedestrian Dies After Being Hit By An SUV In Aurora
• California Stimulus? Gov. Newsom Includes $600 Payment For Low-Income Residents In Budget Proposal
• Indiana Sen. Todd Young Will Vote To Certify President-Elect Joe Biden's Electoral College Win; Says 'Congress Must Fulfill Its Role'
• Jeep That Belongs To Missing Fort Collins Woman Christine Cummings Found In Poudre Canyon
• Rallies Held In Downtown Miami, Doral In Support Of President Trump
• Mitt Romney: Donald Trump Has 'Disgraced The Office Of The Presidency'
• 7 Local Restaurants On Esquire's List Of Those That 'America Can't Afford To Lose' During Pandemic
• CTU: Teachers Should Be Able To Opt Out Of In-Person Learning Because Of COVID
• Minneapolis Offers Free Home Radon Test Kits
• Struggling Restaurants Concerned About Denver's Minimum Wage Increase
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Brighton Rehab & Wellness Center Claims They're Immune From Lawsuits
• Study: Loss Of Smell Occurs In 86% Of Mild COVID-19 Cases
• Tuukka Rask Opens Up About Leaving NHL Bubble For Family Emergency
• Chargers Head Coach Search: Who Are The Candidates, What To Know
• President-Elect Biden To Name Merrick Garland As Attorney General
• Biden To Name Judge Merrick Garland As Attorney General
• Rep. Ann Williams To Run For Illinois House Speaker; Third Democrat To Challenge Embattled Mike Madigan
• NTSB To Join Probe Of Central California Highway Crash That Killed 9
• New Hampshire House Holds Drive-In Session As COVID Precaution
• Contra Costa County Supervisors Dismiss Conspiracy Claims, Renew Contract With Election Software Firm
• Cinemark Movie Theaters Reopening In Colorado On Friday With COVID-19 Restrictions And Enhanced Sanitation
• Biden To Name Judge Merrick Garland As Attorney General (CBS News)
• Three Philadelphia Restaurants Land On Esquire Magazine's '100 Restaurants America Can't Afford To Lose' List
• Biden to nominate Merrick Garland to be attorney general
• Winning $1M Mega Millions Ticket Sold In New Jersey As Jackpot Grows To $490 Million
• Esquire Magazine Names Miami Restaurant Among Those America 'Can't Afford To Lose' During COVID Pandemic
• Minnesota governor easing some COVID-19 rules for businesses
• COVID SURGE: State Orders Elective Surgery Delays In SoCal For Overwhelmed Hospitals
• Philadelphia's King Day Of Service To Be Held In Person, Virtually In Light Of Pandemic
• Will Barton's Advice For Nikola Jokic Pays Off, Nuggets Defeat Timberwolves
• Maryland Among 'Most Moved From' States In 2020, Study Says
• Dr. Dre Hospitalized, Reportedly Suffered Brain Aneurysm
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Reports 2,346 More Cases, 67 More Deaths; 81K Vaccines Administered So Far
• Fort Worth Firefighters Save Elderly Woman From Burning Home 
• Keller @ Large: As Extremists Fill Washington Streets, Moderation Wins Again
• 2 People Fatally Shot In Auburn Gresham
• Woman Shot In The Head With Flare Gun in Oakland's Chinatown
• Rural Communities In Texas Seeing The Same Surge In COVID-19 Cases As Major Cities
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Montgomery County Opens Its First Public Vaccination Site
• Rev. Michael Pfleger 'Devastated' After Removal From St. Sabina Over Sex Abuse Allegation From 40 Years Ago
• Family Video Closing Remaining Stores Nationwide Including 58 In Michigan
• Maryland Rep. Andy Harris Among House Republicans Objecting To Biden's Electoral College Win
• Dr. Oz And Mark Schatzker Break Down The Difference Between Chicken Fingers And Chicken Tenders.
• Air New Zealand Re-Routes North American Flights So Crews Won't Have To Overnight In LA Or San Francisco
• 2 Louisville Police Officers Involved In Raid That Killed Breonna Taylor Fired
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 9,474 More Cases, 368 Additional Deaths
• LIVE: Warnock Projected To Win Georgia Senate Race
• No. 23 Michigan State Beats No. 15 Rutgers
• The conspicuous absence of Chinese tech mogul Jack Ma
• New Jersey Is The Most Moved From State In 2020, Study Finds
• Police Searching For Suspect Accused Of Stealing Power Tools From Home Improvement Store
• Police: Stolen Puppy, Daphne, Found In Blue Slide Park, Reunited With Owners
• Sheriff: Dassel Man Arrested For Threatening Cell Tower Workers With Skid Loader
• Two officers fired over police raid that killed Breonna Taylor
• Adam Schefter Believes Cam Newton Could Get A 2-Year, $40-$50 Million Deal This Offseason
• Darkweb Drug Trafficker Arrested In Operation DisrupTor Pleads Guilty
• COVID-19 Likely Ranks As Third Leading Cause Of Death In The US In 2020, CDC Statisticians Say
• 10 Arrested During Pro-Trump Protests In Downtown DC Ahead Of Electoral College Results
• COVID Bay Area Stay-At-Home Order Likely To Be Extended Past Friday, Health Official Says
• Alameda Co Superior Court Extends Stay On Some Evictions, Plans Limited In-Person Traffic Hearings
• Hundreds Of Department Of Defense Medical Personnel Deployed To Help Slammed Southern California Hospitals
• "We will never concede": Trump revs up supporters with false claims
• Exodus: California Nearly Tops List Of Most 'Moved From' States In 2020, New Study Shows
• Bianca Smith hopes to "inspire other women" after joining Red Sox
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reporting 46 Additional Deaths, Bringing Countywide Toll To 1,057
• CU Chancellor Phil DiStefano Tests Positive For COVID
• California Exodus: Study Shows State Among Top 5 Showing Largest Outbound Migration
• Fact check: Objections GOP lawmakers may raise in Electoral College count
• Fort Worth Police Seek Christmas Day Bandits Who Loaded U-Haul With Stolen Goods
• The Big Chicken Nugget Investigation – We Found The Best. We Know You Are Eating Them
• Neil Young searching for heart of gold ... by selling stake in his music
• Mystery Illness In Children, Possibly Linked To COVID-19, Alarms North Texas Pediatricians
• Live Updates: Congress Meets To Count Electoral Votes, Seal Biden Win Over GOP Objections
• Alex Trebek's Final 'Jeopardy!' Episode To Air Friday On WBZ-TV
• LeBron James Thinking About Buying WNBA's Atlanta Dream As Part-Owner Kelly Loeffler Projected To Lose Senate Seat
• Stimulus Check Update: How Much Money Will New Parents Receive?
• Police Seek Suspect Who Stabbed Woman In Detroit Laundromat
• New York Governor Cuomo cheers Georgia runoff election
• Report: Red Sox Showing 'Serious Interest' In RHP Jake Odorizzi
• Flu Activity Currently Lower Than Last 2 Seasons In Massachusetts
• 'Beyond The Call Of Duty': Lowell Officers Brought Woman Groceries After Driver Ran Hers Over
• Officials: 16-Year-Old Boy Charged With Third-Degree Murder In Shooting Death Of 23-Year-Old Norristown Woman
• Johns Hopkins Website That Started As Research Database Has Become Hub For COVID-19 Information
• Study: Illinois Ranked No. 3 Among 'Most Moved Out States' In 2020
• Ravens Fan Nominated To 'Ford Hall Of Fans' By Former Football Great Ed Reed
• Man Shot To Death In Front Of Upscale High-Rise Apartments In Downtown LA
• PTL Links: January 6, 2021
• Esquire Magazine Names The 1 Minnesota Restaurant That America 'Can't Afford To Lose' Amid COVID
• Esquire Magazine Names 20 Tri-State Restaurants 'America Can't Afford To Lose' During Pandemic
• COVID In Maryland: More Than 3K New Cases, Hospitalizations Set Pandemic Record Of Over 1.8K
• Michigan Ranks Among Worst In Nation In Administering COVID-19 Vaccines
• How to watch Congress count the Electoral College votes
• Exiled politician says "absurd" Hong Kong arrests should worry U.S.
• Tokyo reports daily record of coronavirus cases
• Memorial Service Scheduled Today For Ty Jordan At AT&T Stadium
• Deadly I-75 Crash In Miramar
• Cooking With Rania: Fassoulada (White Bean Soup)
• Dolphins Announce Resignation Of Offensive Coordinator Chan Gailey
• Michigan Matters: Dave Bing On Overcoming Challenges In His Book
• Police: Doctor Stopped To Render Aid To Man Shot In South Mpls.; Investigation Continues
• Cultivating More Self-Compassion In Your Life
• Chicago Police Sergeant Who Works To Solve And Prevent Carjackings Charged With DUI -- And Not For First Time
• Georgia Democrat Raphael Warnock on his historic Senate win
• Inmates work together to raise $32,000 for student's tuition
• COVID In Colorado: Face Masks Required During Play For High School Basketball
• Where GOP senators stand on objecting to Electoral College votes
• Warnock to make history as Georgia's first Black senator
• Vikings' Kirk Cousins Closes Season Out As NFC Offensive Player Of The Week
• No Officers To Be Charged In Shooting Of Jacob Blake In Kenosha
• 2 Cleveland Browns Players Cited For Drag Racing Ahead Of Playoff Game Against Pittsburgh Steelers
• Man Who Lives In Granite Bay Mansion Apologizes For NYE Bash
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Mutant Strain Of Covid
• Michigan Judge Nullifies Crucial Permit For Mining Project
• Colorado Mountain Snowpack Increases
• Bay Area COVID Roundup: Marin County Pushes To Vaccinate Teachers; State Orders Elective Surgery Delays In SoCal; Bay Area Mortuary Owners Running Out Of Space
• CVS Health Provides Update On COVID-19 Vaccinations In Long-Term Care Facilities
• Report: Former Dodgers Pitcher Tommy John Hospitalized With COVID-19, His Son Says Virus Doesn't Exist
• Philadelphia Police: Man Shot In Broad Daylight In Oxford Circle Alley
• Mega Millions Jackpot Rolls Over, Closes In On Half A Billion Dollars
• Bianca Smith Hopes To Inspire Other Women After Being Hired By Red Sox
• New Hampshire Outlines COVID Vaccination Phases, Timeline
• Allentown Infant Injured In Crash That Killed His Mother Dies From Injuries
• Missing Pittsburg Man Found Shot Dead In Salinas
• 63rd Annual GRAMMY Awards Rescheduled Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Macy's Closing 45 More Stores In 2021
• Steelers, Kraft Heinz Company Agree To One-Year Extension Of Naming Rights To Heinz Field
• Pa. Sen. Jim Brewster Not Sworn In As State Senate Dissolves Into Chaos Over Contested Election
• Paying For Poop, UC Davis Study Gets Smelly For Science
• Endangered Florida Panther Struck, Killed By Vehicle In Collier County
• Air traffic controllers receive chilling threat
• Methodist Hospital In Arcadia Convenes Triage Team After Meeting Criteria For Crisis Care Mode
• 10 Ice Rinks Open In Minneapolis, 29 More Expected To Open This Season
• Despite Mayor Lori Lightfoot's Claims, The Chicago Police Department Isn't Tracking Wrong Raids Like The One On Anjanette Young's Home
• Legal Team For 'Joe Exotic' Flies From Texas To D.C. To Ask President Trump For Pardon
• COVID Relief: Small Business Owners Struggle to Receive Pandemic Funding; 'We're Being Strangled And Just Left For Dead'
• Dry January: Americans Ringing In 2021 By Giving Up Alcohol For The Month
• Administrators Of COVID Vaccine In Colorado Balancing Who's Eligible With Making The Process Easy
• Deaths In San Joaquin County Overwhelming Funeral Homes
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Suspect Wanted In Burglary Of Illadelph Gallery In Old City
• Frustrated Chicagoans Wait Outside To Get Driver's License Services, But Some Didn't Have To Be There
• Cecil County Man Earns First-Ever Maryland State Fishing Record For Invasive Flathead Catfish
• Man Killed In Downtown LA Crash That Left Porsche Unrecognizable
• Haven't Received 2nd Stimulus Check?  Here Are 4 Reasons Why
• Esquire Magazine Names 5 Massachusetts Restaurants That America 'Can't Afford To Lose' During Pandemic
• Only On CBS2: Researchers Testing Samples For New UK COVID Variant At New Jersey Lab
• Arrests as Trump backers protest in D.C. ahead of major rally
• China clamps down on city of 11 million in bid to quash COVID cluster
• Jon Ossoff to Georgians: "I'll be for you"
• Colorado Business Was Helping Companies Switch To Remote Workspaces Long Before The Pandemic
• Julian Edelman Joins The Payton Pritchard Fan Club
• Pittsburgh Police Safely Locate Missing 85-Year-Old Woman Elaine Coles
• Tired Of Waiting, Florida Panthers Hope Breakthrough Year Is Here
• American Airlines Cracking Down On Emotional Support Animals Beginning Next Week
• Miami Weather: Chilly Start, Mostly Sunny & Mild Afternoon
• Lottery Fever Grows As Powerball, Mega Millions Jackpots Swell To More Than $400 Million Each
• Leonardo DiCaprio Film Production Brings Hollywood Stars To Boston
• You'll Live Longer If You Get Up And Move For 11 Minutes A Day
• Nick Caserio Leaving Patriots To Become New General Manager Of Houston Texans
• Some H&R Block, TurboTax Customers Say Stimulus Payments Were Deposited Into Unfamiliar Bank Accounts
• 15-Year-Old Killed In Shooting In Wilkinsburg
• Naked fugitive rescued from crocodile-infested waters
• COVID Impact: Bay Area Mortuary Owners Running Out Of Space -- 'It's Like Wildfire'
• Trump claims he and Pence agree on VP's election authority
• Alabama's DeVonta Smith wins the Heisman Trophy
• Macy's will close almost 50 stores this year
• Proud Boys leader ordered to stay away from D.C. after arrest
• Dr. Dre hospitalized after reportedly suffering brain aneurysm
• Caught On Video: 2 Gunmen Open Fire On Brooklyn Street, Hitting Man And Sending Crowd Running
• Here's who won't be getting a $600 stimulus check
• 'It's All Political Theater:' Constitutional Scholar And Presidential Historian Says Contesting Election Process Is Nothing New
• Tractor-Trailer Crash Causes Major Problems On Roads In The Bronx
• Brotherly Love: Computer Smiles Helping Public Get Technology Into Homes
• Dallas Company Criticized For "Gentrifying" Mahjong Tiles
• Mega Millions Jackpot Now $490 Million After No Winner Tuesday
• Father Michael Pfleger Faces Allegation Of Sexual Abuse Of Minor From More Than 40 Years Ago
• 4 Adults, 4 Children Displaced After House Fire In South Chicago
• New York Weather: Wednesday Morning 1/6 CBS2 Weather Headlines
• U.K. judge denies Julian Assange's request for release on bail
• CPD Investigating 2 Armed Robberies Reported Just Minutes Apart In Lakeview East
• Pittsburgh Weather: Dry And Cloudy Day With Warm Air Arriving In The Evening
• Chicago Weather: Gray Skies Continue
• Man Arrested For Violating PFA Order
• 'I Hated The Police,' Marshfield Police Chief Phil Tavares Shares Personal Video On Why He Became An Officer
• Middle East perceives that U.S. is withdrawing, says Will Wechsler
• Cape May County Couple Found Dead In Murder-Suicide Stemming From Domestic Dispute, Sources Say
• Firefighters Break Windows Of Illegally Parked Car To Battle Garage Fire In Strawberry Mansion
• Grammy Awards Ceremony Postponed Until March
• Broward Superintendent Robert Runcie Confirms All Staff Must Return For In-Person Work On Jan. 11
• Philadelphia Man Arrested After Allegedly Entering 3 Langhorne Homes With Unlocked Front Doors
• Wednesday's Child: 16-Year-Old Sarah
• Jimmy's Restaurant In Fells Point Sold For $1M
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Indiana University Of Pennsylania Beginning Spring Semester Online
• China delays WHO team's visit to probe COVID-19 origins
• Ross Township Man Sentenced To 10 Years In Prison For Attempted Coercion Of A Minor
• CONSOL Energy Miners Raise More Than $16,000 For Toys For Tots
• Best-Selling Novelist Eric Jerome Dickey Dies Of Cancer, At 59
• Rap Music Mogul Dr. Dre Recovering From Brain Aneurysm
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: 6 Western Pa. Restaurants Forced To Close For Defying Indoor Dining Restrictions
• Macy's Hilltop Mall Store In Richmond To Close In March
• SF Supes Approve Mayor's Appointees To SFMTA Board Of Directors
• Wednesday's Show Info (1/6/21)
• Dry January: Americans Ringing In 2021 By Giving Up Alcohol For The Month
• Allegheny County Police Investigating Fatal Shooting In Penn Hills
• Coby White Scores 21 As Bulls Rally To Beat Trail Blazers
• Video shows Romney being called "traitor" by Trump fans
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/6 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Kyrie Irving Leads Undermanned Nets To Rout Of Jazz

Videos from January 6, 2021

• CBS News Special Report: Assault on the Capitol
• U.S. lawmakers condemn violent protests at the Capitol
• Senator Lindsay Graham on Biden: "I prayed he would lose. He won! He's the legitimate president"
• Senator Mitt Romney calls on colleagues to tell voters the truth
• Trump Cabinet members discuss possibility of invoking 25th Amendment
• National Guard activated as pro-Trump protesters storm U.S. Capitol
• Senator Tammy Duckworth slams Trump as "petty, insecure, wannabe tin-pot dictator"
• Senator Kelly Loeffler drops her objection to the electoral count
• Pence to protesters as Congress reconvenes after day of chaos: "Violence never wins"
• Reporter shares experience inside the Capitol as it was stormed by protesters
• Reporter caught in violent protests describes mob storming U.S. Capitol
• Former Rep. Will Hurd on violent protests on Capitol Hill
• Democrats secure Senate control as Warnock, Ossoff clinch Georgia runoffs
• Twitter freezes Trump's account after rioters storm U.S. Capitol
• Former top FBI official on violent protests on Capitol Hill
• Biden calls chaos at the Capitol "borders on sedition"
• Law enforcement keeps order amid D.C. curfew
• America marks unprecedented day in politics after rioters swarm Capitol
• Pelosi says Congress should resume counting of electoral votes hours after massive protest
• Thousands of rioters storm U.S. Capitol, forcing lockdown
• Rep. Nancy Mace: "I'm begging the president to get off Twitter" as protesters storm Capitol
• Congresswoman describes holding location as "super-spreader event"
• Firsthand account from inside the Capitol: "Things have been really scary"
• GOP congressman describes U.S. Capitol assault as "banana republic territory"
• Biden: "Our democracy is under unprecedented assault"
• House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy: "I completely condemn the violence in the Capitol"
• Video shows members of Congress taking cover in House gallery
• Video shows protesters clashing with police inside U.S. Capitol
• Minnesota governor announces loosening COVID restrictions for some businesses
• Pence escorted from Senate chamber as protesters storm U.S. Capitol
• CBS News Special Report: U.S. Capitol on lockdown amid growing protests
• McConnell: Challenging election results would "damage our republic forever"
• Pence acknowledges he has no authority to decide election results
• "We will never concede": Trump rallies supporters with false claims he won reelection
• The role of the vice president in the Electoral College vote
• Warnock makes history in Georgia Senate runoff
• COVID-19 surge in California has triggered health care rationing
• Lawyer for Jacob Blake's family speaks out after prosecutors decline to charge officer
• Georgia runoffs and the path ahead for Democrats and Republicans
• Authorities in Hong Kong arrest more than 50 pro-democracy activists
• Cuomo calls on federal government to test international travelers for COVID-19
• NAACP leader on the decision not to charge officer in Jacob Blake shooting
• No charges for police officer who shot and paralyzed Jacob Blake
• Doctor on efforts to speed up COVID-19 vaccinations
• Jon Ossoff claims victory in close Georgia Senate race as vote count continues
• Pence faces pressure from Trump ahead of Electoral College count
• Trump and Republicans face reckoning as Democrats turn out in Georgia
• Unlikely allies: Inmates at Soledad State Prison raise $32,000 to help California student in need
• Republicans preparing to contest electoral college vote count
• Bianca Smith becomes first Black woman to coach professional baseball
• Gynecologist on what is known about COVID-19 vaccines benefits, risks for pregnant women
• Breaking down ramifications of Georgia runoff elections, presidential election certification
• Control of Senate still up for grabs as Georgia vote count continues
• Challenges, complications plague rollout of life-saving COVID-19 vaccine doses
• Audio threatens to "avenge" Iranian General Soleimani one year after his death: CBS News Exclusive
• Wisconsin prosecutor declines to charge officer who shot Jacob Blake 7 times
• WorldView: China bars WHO's COVID investigators; Hong Kong pro-democracy activists arrested
• "Save America" rally to draw protesters over Electoral College results in Washington
• Democrats pick up at least one Senate seat with Warnock's historic victory
• Warnock projected to beat Loeffler, Ossoff gains edge over Perdue in Georgia Senate runoffs
• Vote count continues in Georgia with one Senate runoff too close to call
• 1/6: CBSN AM
• New audio captured threat to fly a plane into U.S. Capitol
• CBS News Special Report: Warnock takes lead over Loeffler; Ossoff-Perdue race a toss-up
• Raphael Warnock delivers remarks as votes continue to be counted in Georgia