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• Coronavirus Surge: Zuckerberg SF General At 'Level Red' As COVID Patient Numbers Reach Record Levels
• Fairfield First Responders Helping Fight Coronavirus Surge In Southern California
• Pandemic Cleaning Leading More People To Convert Old VHS Tapes To Digital Form
• 'We Went There To Attack People': Huntington Beach Man Goes Viral After Marching At US Capitol During Riot, Posting Videos Praising Insurrectionists
• Aurora City Council Repeals Pit Bull Ban
• Spilled Box Of Screws Cause Flat Tires On I-70 Near Lookout Mountain
• Man Killed In Single-Vehicle Rollover Crash On I-505 In Solano County
• Driver Killed In Solo Crash On Highway 505 Near Allendale
• FBI Warns Of Armed Protests Targeting State Courthouses And D.C.
• Kings Hold Off Pacers 127-122 With Replay Help
• Fresh Snow May Hide Danger Of Human-Triggered Avalanches
• CU Researchers Help Deliver Cleaner Air To Denver Schools
• Study: Wildfires Produced Up To Half Of Pollution In Western US In Recent Years
• House Democrats File Impeachment Charge Accusing Trump Of 'Incitement Of Insurrection'
• Police Arrest Suspects After 6th Burglary At West Sacramento VFW Post
• Flags In Colorado Ordered To Be Flown At Half-Staff To Honor U.S. Capitol Police
• Chicago Weather: Spotty Freezing Drizzle Chance Midnight To Daybreak
• What's Behind New England's Streak Of Mild Winter Weather?
• San Bernardino Surpasses 230K Total COVID-19 Cases, Ventura Hits 51K
• FBI Warns Of Armed Protests In Minnesota Ahead Of Biden Inauguration
• Bill Belichick Will Not Accept Medal Of Freedom From President Trump
• Pittsburgh Police Safely Locate Previously Missing 75-Year-Old Raymond Henry
• CBS News: President Trump Admits To House GOP Leader McCarthy That He's Partly To Blame For Violence At U.S. Capitol
• Man Was Shot On Party Bus In East Garfield Park Over The Weekend, And Party Buses Are Not Allowed Under COVID Restrictions
• Maryland State Police Prepared For Possible Armed Demonstrations At State Capitol After FBI Warning
• After President Trump's Online Ouster, What Is The Future Of Social Media?
• COVID In Pitkin County: Move To Level Red Creates Controversy
• Elgin School District U-46 Teachers Rally, Saying Return To In-Person Learning Is Not Safe
• Pennsylvania Court Rejects Appeal From Former Cal U Football Player Who Sued NCAA
• New York City Seniors Struggling Through Confusing Process Of Registering For COVID-19 Vaccine
• South Boston Restaurant Owner Raising Money To Help Staff Get Through Winter
• Jason Nightengale Posted Numerous Menacing Facebook Videos Before Shooting Rampage -- Were Warning Signs Missed?
• Sacramento Police Chief, Mayor Speak On Reoccurring Protests Downtown: 'It Is Already Out Of Control'
• Police: 4 Hospitalized, Including Teen Girl, After 40 Rounds Fired In Brownsville Shooting
• Southlake Carroll To Play For State Title In Unofficial 'Dodge Bowl'
• Knicks Fail To Score 90 Points Yet Again, Fall To Hornets For Third Straight Loss
• South Florida Representatives Weigh In On President Trump Impeachment Plans
• Eagles Fans Disappointed With Firing Of Doug Pederson, Say Others Deserve Blame
• Minnesota's COVID Restriction Rollback Comes Just In Time For Hospitality Industry
• COVID: Powerful Ultra Violet Lights Installed On SMART Trains To Kill Coronavirus
• MISSING: Chris Ramirez, 15, Of Belmont Heights; Considered High-Risk
• Tom Brady, Drew Brees Set To Make Football History In Divisional Round Playoff Game
• Mayo Clinic Critical Care Nurse Shares Experience Of Caring For COVID Patients Over Holidays
• Gov. Larry Hogan Announces $1B COVID-19 RELIEF Act, Includes $750 Income Tax Credit For Maryland Families
• 'Written Threat' Prompts Large Police Presence At BWI Airport; Threat Deemed Not Credible
• State Troopers Moved Gov. Walz's Son From Governor's Mansion During Local 'Storm The Capitol' Protest
• Maryland, Virginia Governors, DC Mayor Urge Americans Not To Attend Inauguration
• Aberdeen Police Chief Claims He Didn't Know His Son Was At U.S. Capitol Riots After Photo Circulates Online
• Anne Arundel County Police Officer Suspended After Possible Involvement In US Capitol Riots
• One Dead, 3 Others Injured In 6-Vehicle Crash In Howard County
• Pittsburgh Rapper Frzy Has His Own Eat'N Park Cookie
• Underserved Communities Get First Crack At New Round Of Paycheck Protection Program
• Man In Custody After Shots Fired At Centennial Lakes Police HQ
• Shorthanded Sixers No Match For Hawks In 112-94 Loss
• COVID Business: New Bakery Next To City Hall A Ray Of Hope For Downtown San Jose
• Cameron Krutwig Has 16 As Loyola Tops Indiana State
• GVSU Student Death: Police Ask For Patience As Investigation Continues For Taylor Derosa
• Charges: Mother Beat 2-Year-Old Melody Vang To Death In St. Paul Home
• Michigan Department Of State Begins Risk Limiting Audit Of General Election
• California Senators Call For Units Focusing On Domestic Terrorism Following U.S. Capitol Attack
• Open-Carry Banned Inside Michigan Capitol, Concealed Permitted
• Haverford Elected Officials Join Growing List Of Lawmakers Calling For President Trump's Removal In Wake Of US Capitol Riot
• As Interest In COVID-19 Vaccine Rises, Baltimoreans Face Long Lines, Wait Times
• FBI Warns Of Potentially Violent Nationwide Protests Ahead Of Biden Inauguration
• Orange County Reports 29 More COVID-19 Deaths, 3,259 Additional Cases
• FBI Warns Of Groups Calling For 'Storming' Of Courthouses Nationwide If Trump Is Removed
• Man Who Shot At LAPD Officers Sentenced To 6 Years In Prison
• UPDATE: Woman Still Missing After Being Swept Into Ocean At Pescadero Beach
• Roughly 6,700 Fans Will Be Able To Watch Saturday's Ravens-Bills Game In Person
• Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick Won't Accept Presidential Medal Of Freedom
• Baltimore's Abbey Burger Bistro Becomes Latest Recipient Of Money From Barstool Fund Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Pittsburgh Public Schools: High School Winter Sports To Begin Jan. 25
• Washington Monument, Other Attractions Along DC's National Mall Closed Due To 'Credible Threats' Ahead Of Inauguration
• Man From Pittsburgh Pleads Guilty To Child Porn Charge
• Jackson, Ravens Ready To Build On Noteworthy Playoff Victory
• 2 West Virginia School Workers Suspended After Traveling To Washington D.C. To Protest Election Results
• 'They Could Definitely Hear Us': Ravens Fans Make Themselves Known In Nashville As Team Beats Titans
• Family Devastated By COVID Death Of Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon
• SUV Stolen With 2 Children Inside In DC Found; Children Unharmed, Police Say
• Man Inside Car Shot Dead In Tara Hills, West Contra Costa County
• Classic Chicago Snack Food Company Vitner's Set To Be Sold To Pennsylvania-Based Utz
• Wildfires Produced Up To Half Of Pollution In Western U.S. In Recent Years, Stanford / UC Study Finds
• One Year Later, What Happened To Placerville Boy Roman Lopez Remains A Mystery
• Man Critically Injured In West Baltimore Shooting
• COVID Vaccines: San Mateo County Opens Drive-Thru Clinic At Event Center For Health Workers, Vulnerable Residents
• DNR's Much-Loved EagleCam Makes Its Return
• Mary Trump: President should be "barred" from running again
• Colorado Therapist Discusses Heightened Stress & Anxiety Following U.S. Capitol Riot
• 2 Capitol Police Officers Suspended, At Least 10 More Under Investigation For Alleged Roles In US Capitol Riot
• Pilot Killed After Ultralight Aircraft Crashes In Wooded Area In Franklin Township
• Stockton Neighborhood Evacuated As FBI, Sheriff's Bomb Team Searched Home
• Inmate Death At SF City Jail May Be Suicide
• COVID Vaccine To Be Required For LAUSD Students Prior To Returning To Campus
• Man, Woman Found Dead Inside Hacienda Heights Home; Suspect At Large
• Victim's Family Wants To Know Why It Took Hours To Catch Up To Jason Nightengale Amid Weekend Shooting Spree
• DePaul Loses Fourth Straight As They Fall To UConn
• 71-Year-Old Man Killed In Two-Alarm Allegany County House Fire, Officials Say
• COVID In Colorado: Vaccines Mandated For Group Of Senior Living Communities
• COVID Vaccine: Oakland Coliseum, Levi's Stadium To Host Drive-Through Vaccination Sites
• FBI Continues To Seek Public's Help To Identify More Pro-Trump Rioters Who Rushed U.S. Capitol
• Pa. Congressman Mike Kelly Says 25th Amendment Should Not Be Invoked
• St. Croix GOP Refuses To Remove 'Prepare For War' Post
• Governor Pritzker To Ask Incoming Biden Administration For More COVID Vaccine Doses, But Some Aren't Being Used In Illinois
• CPS Says 145 Teachers And Staff Were 'Absent Without Leave' On Monday, Won't Be Paid If They Don't Show Up Tuesday
• State Exceeds 23,000 Florida Resident Deaths
• Cowboys Hire Former Falcons Head Coach Dan Quinn To Try To Fix Defense
• NYS Bar Association Seeks Giuliani Ban Over 'Combat' Remarks
• Salesforce Clamps Down On RNC Email Campaign That Falsely Claims Election Fraud
• Daughter Of LAUSD Teacher Who Died From COVID-19 Finds Comfort In Knowing She Was Loved By Students, Colleagues
• Suspect Arrested Two Months After Cedrick Miller, 19, Was Shot And Killed In Modesto
• Bulls' Tuesday Game Against Celtics Postponed
• Orange County Mayors Concerned About COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout
• CBS News Live Updates: Trump And Pence Meet, But Source Says VP Is 'Discouraged'
• Chaplain Helps Bring Thousands Of Paper Cranes, And Hope, To Minneapolis Hospital
• Man Shot Dead In Brighton Park
• Capitol Siege: Airbnb Says It Will Try To Ban Rioters From Inauguration Stays
• Nearly Half Of Cicero School District 99 Teachers Refuse To Return To Classroom
• Marijuana In New Jersey: Holdup On Legalization Centers On Dispute Over Minors' Possession Penalties
• Opposition For Illinois Police Reform Bill That Holds Officers Liable For Civil Suits When Violating Constitutional Rights, Requires Body Cameras
• 'Free Speech Versus Free Enterprise': Debate Continues After Social Media Companies Ban Trump
• New Video Shows Small Plane Crash In Oyster Bay Hamlet Of Old Bethpage
• Nearly 1,800 Receive COVID-19 Vaccine At Dallas' Fair Park
• UPDATE: Alameda County DA Says No Charges Against Former BART Cop Pirone In Oscar Grant's Death
• Ex-Capitol Police chief had "frustrating" call on reinforcements
• House Democrats File Impeachment Charge Against President Trump
• Placer County Deputy Shoots Driver After Being Dragged By SUV Outside Thunder Valley Casino
• Texas' 87th Legislative Session Begins Tuesday, Public Education At Top Of The List
• Miami International Airport Joins 'Blue Lightning' Initiative Designed To Prevent Human Trafficking
• Duckworth To Defense Secretary: Investigate If Military Members Participated In Riots At U.S. Capitol
• North Texas Man Larry Brock Facing 2 Federal Charges Following Mob Attack On US Capitol
• Former Pittsburgh Steelers Cheer On 68-Year-Old Superfan From Irwin With Cancer
• Veterans Thank Other Veterans With Monthly Food Distributions
• Exclusive: CBS2 Goes Behind The Scenes At Queens Cannabis Dispensary As Medical Marijuana Use Increases During Pandemic
• CDC: 59 Percent Of COVID-19 Infections Spread By People With No Symptoms
• COVID In Colorado: Frustration Grows Among 70+ Age Group Despite Effort To Distribute More Vaccines
• Denver To Host Several Conversations With Homeowners On Avoiding Foreclosure
• COVID Vaccine: Santa Clara County Supes Call For More Transparency With Vaccination Info
• Two Found Shot And Killed In Parking Lot Of UPS Sorting Facility In Hodgkins; Police Investigate As Murder-Suicide
• Madigan: 'I Have Suspended My Campaign For Speaker'
• Capitol Siege: Florida Man Charged With Stealing House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's Lectern Out On Bail
• The Constant, All Day 'Pop Pop Pop' Of Pickleball Causing Tension In Ridgewood, N.J.
• San Francisco Police Arrest Suspect In Tenderloin Shooting That Killed 37-Year-Old
• Remote Court Attendance Now Available For Public, Media
• Local Law Enforcement Prepares For Possible Armed Protest Ahead Of Inauguration Day
• Gov. Greg Abbott Supports Shift To Mass COVID-19 Vaccine Sites 'To Get More Doses Out To Texans'
• Mega Millions, Powerball Jackpots Top Combined $1 Billion
• Horse Dies During Training Workout At Santa Anita
• Gov. Gavin Newsom, State Assembly Support Removing Trump
• 2 congresswomen test positive for COVID-19 after Capitol attack
• Long Island Duck Hunter Rescued From Frigid Water After Kayak Overturned; 'A Little Longer And He Would've Succumbed To Hypothermia'
• Maryland AG Report Outlines How State Should Help Residents Recover From Impacts Of COVID-19 Pandemic
• 'Sliding' Street Racer Slams Into Power Pole Saturday
• "Sex and the City" gets new chapter on HBO Max
• Pittsburgh Police Locate Missing 12-Year-Old Jamiyah Green
• Dr. Max's COVID Vaccine FAQs: Should Every Available Dose Of The Vaccine Be Used Right Away Or Some Saved For A Second Round?
• Investigation Underway After Man, Woman Found Dead Inside Camden County Home
• SoHo Hotel Confrontation: Parents Of Keyon Harrold Jr. Speak Out Against Racism After Woman In Viral Video Charged; 'Racial Profiling... It's Real'
• Entertainment Venues Open Doors As COVID Restrictions Relax: 'It's A Great Feeling'
• COVID Vaccine: Frustration, Confusion Surround NYC's Online Appointment Process As State Enters Phase 1B
• COVID In The Suburbs: Seniors Inundating Pharmacies With Calls For Vaccine Appointments
• COVID In Denver: Young DPS Students Return To In-Person Learning
• COVID-19 Latest: 2021 Baltimore Winter Restaurant Week Cancelled
• Some Chicago Public Schools Students Return To Classroom For First Time Since COVID-19 Pandemic Began
• Hockey Community Raises Over $40K For Chaska Family Who Lost Everything In Fire
• 'The President Is Dangerous': Minnesota DFL Lawmakers Stand Behind 2nd Impeachment
• Miami-Dade Homeless Trust Hurting As Pandemic Cripples County's Food & Beverage Tax Revenue
• Mega Millions Jackpot At $615 Million, Powerball $550 Million This Week
• New, More Contagious COVID-19 Strain Identified In Indiana
• Westmoreland County Overdose Deaths Were Decreasing Until Pandemic Hit, Coroner Says
• Suspect In Pacifica Catalytic Converter Theft Arrested Following Chase Into Oakland
• 'It's Been A Long Year': Vaccinations Roll Out For First Responders In Massachusetts
• Miami Athletes Going For Gold And Hoping For Smooth Sailing At Tokyo Olympics
• Dentists Say They Should Be Higher On Massachusetts COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution List
• COVID In New Jersey: Gov. Murphy Signs Executive Order Implementing New Policies For School Year
• Maryland Leaders Call For More Funding To Address MTA Maintenance Shortfall
• Ones For Wellness: 'New Year, New You' - Recharge With 'Joy Bauer's Super Foods'
• UCHealth Opens Clinical Trial For New Novavax COVID Vaccine Candidate
• Frontier Airlines Will No Longer Book Emotional Support Animals On Flights
• 1,300 Bills Already Filed For Upcoming Texas Legislative Session: Getting Some Passed 'Not An Easy Process'
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Dr. Rachel Levine Believes State's Vaccine Distribution Is Finally Getting Its Footing
• Boston Police Commissioner Gross Considering Run For Mayor
• California governor opening mass COVID-19 vaccination sites
• Miami Once Again At Center Of Football World As Alabama & Ohio State Battle To Be Next National Champion
• COVID In Florida: 11,576 New Cases, 163 Additional Deaths
• Gov. Cuomo Reveals Plans To Transform Manhattan's Central Business District In State Of The State Address
• Quiet Flu Season? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Acting Homeland Security Chief Steps Down Days Before Transition
• Some South Florida Seniors Irked That Out Of Towners Are Getting COVID-19 Vaccinations Here
• Weis Ice Cream Recalled Over Possible Metal Contamination
• NYPD, FDNY Investigating Whether Any Of Their Members Participated In Storming U.S. Capitol Building
• GM Unveils New Logo To Brand Its New EV Future
• Doug Pederson 'At Peace' After Being Fired As Philadelphia Eagles Head Coach
• Melrose Man ID'd As Victim In Deadly Tractor Accident
• 'Love You Coach': Eagles Players Sound Off After Head Coach Doug Pederson Fired
• Doral Police Seek Driver Of Minivan Who Tried To Lure Child Into Vehicle
• University Of Northern Colorado Plans In-Person Commencement This Spring, Return To Class This Fall
• Powerball, Mega Millions Jackpots Stacking Up Beyond $1.1 Billion
• 'I'm Disappointed In The District': Broward Teachers Working From Home Head Back To Class
• Dr. Dre's Brain Aneurysm Puts New Spotlight On Condition. Equipment To Save Lives Is Here In Maryland
• Illinois Veterans Affairs Director Linda Chapa LaVia Resigns Amid Scandal Over Deadly COVID-19 Outbreak At LaSalle Veterans' Home
• PGA Cancels Plan To Hold PGA Championship At President Trump's New Jersey Course Following Capitol Riot
• Massachusetts Reports 4,239 New COVID Cases, 54 More Deaths
• Fire Breaks Out At Havre De Grace Home
• COVID In Colorado: CU Researchers Help Clear The Air In Denver Public Schools
• Maryland Man Arrested After Traffic Stop In Bensalem Yields $1.6 Million In Meth
• COVID-19 Latest: Baltimore County Schools Cancels Winter Sports
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Health Officials Asking For Patience As State Looks To Expand Vaccine Distribution
• Illinois Senate Approves Legislation That Would Expand Chicago Teachers' Bargaining Rights Amid Dispute Over CPS Reopening Plans
• Philadelphia Officials Respond To Investigation After Police Detective Allegedly Attended Trump Rally That Preceded Capitol Riot
• Police Seek Suspect, 3 Others After Deadly Shooting Inside Detroit Coney Island
• 'The Rarest Of The Rare': Carnegie Museum Researchers Assist In Amazing Discovery Of Dinosaur Sitting On Nest Of Fossilized Babies
• Runaway Semi: CSP Warns Drivers To Slow Down Through I-70 Mountain Corridor
• Police Seek 2 Suspects Who Stole Bulldog Puppies From Petland On Christmas Eve
• It's Official: Bruins To Play Flyers Outdoors On Golf Course At Lake Tahoe
• Mother Of 6 Dies From Coronavirus Days After Giving Birth
• NHL To Honor Willie O'Ree With Special Decal On Helmets
• COPA Investigates After Police Shot Woman They Say Brandished Gun In Lawndale
• 1 Dead, 2 Injured In Ohio House Party Shooting
• California Surpasses 30,000 COVID-19 Deaths
• COVID Order: Bay Area ICU Capacity Tumbles To 0.7%; Stay-At-Home Order To Be Extended
• Mega Millions & Powerball Jackpots Reach A Combined $1.1 Billion
• Quincy Boys Hockey Teams On 'Hiatus' After Players Seen Violating COVID Guidelines
• Ocean City Blood Drive Expands To 3 Days To Comply With COVID Restrictions
• COVID-19 In Illinois: 4,776 New Cases, 53 Additional Deaths, Positivity Rate Trending Down Again
• Antioch Carjacking Suspect Attempts To Elude CHP At Speeds Exceeding 160 MPH On Highway 4
• 'Time To Rebuild': Social Media Reacts After Philadelphia Eagles Fire Head Coach Doug Pederson
• Dallas-Based AT&T Suspending Contributions To Lawmakers Who Objected To Certification Of Electoral College Votes
• Mpls. Police Union President Lt. Bob Kroll Plans To Retire At End Of Month
• Newsom: Gorillas At San Diego Zoo Test Positive For COVID-19
• Suspect Arrested After Brutal Sonoma County Home-Invasion Assault, High-Speed Pursuit
• Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman Won't Move Forward On Camping Ban After Spending Week On The Streets
• 2 NBA games postponed as league considers health protocol update
• Footwear maker Doc Martens plans to go public in London
• 'Biden Voters Keep Out': Cigar Shop Owner Puts Shocking, Divisive Political Sign In Store Window
• Jayson Tatum Named Eastern Conference Player Of The Week
• State Police Hand Out 5 Warnings, 4 Notices Of Violation To Local Establishments Not Following COVID-19 Orders
• Chapman University Faces Pressure To Fire Professor John Eastman Who Spoke At Pro-Trump Rally Before Capitol Breach
• Man Fatally Shot By Robbinsdale Police Identified As Brian Andren; Police Officers Also ID'd
• 'We Are At An All-Time High For Hospitalizations, COVID Infections' Says Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins
• FBI warns of armed protests across the country
• Report: Patriots 'Long Way' From Deciding On Cam Newton
• Chipotle Looking To Hire 15K Employees During 'Coast To Coast Career Day'
• Boulder County Seeks More Seasonal Firefighters After Last Year's Devastating Wildfire Season
• 2021 Detroit Auto Show Canceled, New 'Motor Bella' Show Announced For September In Pontiac
• Ben & Jerry's rolls out new frozen desserts — for dogs
• Mega Millions Jackpot Up To $615M; Drawing Is Tuesday
• Woman Charged, Along With Boyfriend, In Capital Murder Of Her 8-Year-Old Son In Irving Hotel
• Texas Joins The Nation Ramping Up COVID-19 Vaccinations To Get More Doses To Residents
• Belichick Accepting Medal Of Freedom From President Trump Would Be 'Disgraceful,' Congressman Says
• COVID Education: UC Campuses Plan To Resume In-Person Classes For Fall 2021 Semester
• California, Other US States Ramping Up COVID-19 Distribution
• Climate change to blame for billions of dollars in flood costs, study says
• Aldermen Want Chicago FOP President John Catanzara To Step Down After Downplaying U.S. Capitol Riot
• Man Wounded In Drive-By Shooting At Morgan Hill Park, Suspects Sought
• Santa Monica Pier To Remain Closed On Weekends Through January 'To Slow The Spread'
• San Ramon Crash Fatal Crash Victim Identified
• Police Working To Increase Security At Pennsylvania Capitol
• Tax Service Company Says IRS Will Reissue Stimulus Checks Sent To Wrong Bank Accounts
• COVID Precautions Help Reduce Spread Of Influenza, But Experts Say You Should Still Get The Flu Shot
• Saratoga Bookkeeper Allegedly Broke Own Nose, Set Office Ablaze To Hide $1 Million Embezzlement
• Warriors Coach Steve Kerr Fined Drake, Steph Curry and Draymond Green For Being Late
• 7 Injured, 1 Killed In Berthoud Pass Head-On Crash
• Inquiry threatens Giuliani's bar association membership
• January Is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month With Emphasis On Prevention, Vaccine
• Winning $8M Lottery Ticket Sold At Fuel Zone In Humble
• University Of California Will Bring Students Back To Campuses For Fall 2021 School Year
• Massachusetts State Troopers Hurt In Separate Crashes 5 Minutes Apart
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: People 75 Years And Older, Essential Workers To Be Vaccinated 'Soon'
• LAUSD Officials Demand More COVID-19 Funding From Newsom
• COVID In Colorado: Jefferson County Approved For 5 Star Certification Program
• Suspect Detained In Fatal Shooting In Thousand Oaks
• Dodger Stadium To Halt Coronavirus Testing, Focus Entirely On Vaccine Distribution
• George Brauchler Says Goodbye As 18th Judicial District Attorney, Continues Work On STEM School Shooting Trial
• Morale deteriorates among Capitol police after assault on Capitol
• As Michigan Moves Into Next COVID-19 Vaccine Phase, Some County Health Departments Lacking Supplies
• Michigan Bans Open Carry Of Guns Inside State Capitol
• Ben & Jerry's Is Now Selling Frozen Treats For Dogs
• Passenger Dies In San Jose Car Crash, Driver Arrested Suspicion Of DUI
• NJ Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman Tests Positive For COVID-19 After Sheltering With Lawmakers Who Refused To Wear Masks During US Capitol Riot
• Florida Democrats Say Anti-Riot Bill Is 'Overkill'
• COVID In Pueblo: Vaccine Clinic Stops Taking Patients Before Opening Because Of Long Lines
• Human Skull Fragment Washes Onto Dartmouth Beach
• Missing 47-Year-Old Jerome Fortune Last Seen Christmas Day In Baltimore City
• COVID Surge: California Virus Deaths Top 30,000 After Pandemic's Deadliest Weekend
• Pro-Trump Demonstration At Twitter Headquarters Appears To Be A Bust
• Man Dead, 2 Others Injured In I-695 Crash In Baltimore County
• Wildlife Officers Help Deer With Bird Feeder Stuck Around Neck
• COVID In Colorado: UCHealth To Begin Phase 3 Novavax Coronavirus Vaccine Trial
• University Of California Planning To Resume In-Person Classes In Fall 2021
• Bald Eagle Lays Second Egg After Losing First To Ravens Near Big Bear Lake
• Butler VA Offering Veterans Free Virtual Health And Wellness Classes
• 107-Year-Old NH Woman Receives COVID Vaccine: 'We Are All Very Happy Today'
• Pittsburgh Police Searching For Missing Man Donald Arrington
• Elk Grove Man Allegedly Caught Burglarizing Galt Business
• 'Pittie Party': Denver Dumb Friends League Celebrates Repeal Of Breed Ban With Adoption Specials
• Claire Wasserman On Book 'Ladies Get Paid': 'Before You Can Advocate For Yourself, You Have To Believe You Are Worthy'
• Cedar Hill ISD Opening Teacher Supply Warehouse, Offering Free School Supplies & PPE
• Deal Frees $173M To Expand South Shore Commuter Rail Line
• First Commonwealth Bank Holding Virtual Career Fair
• Protesters Join 'Remove Trump Now' Rally In Denver On Sunday
• COVID-19 Vaccine 'Mega Site' Opens At Rowan College In Gloucester County
• Stripe to no longer process online payments for Trump campaign
• Mavericks Game Against The Pelicans Postponed Because Of COVID-19
• Boston Public Schools Plan To Reopen In March With Hybrid Learning
• Gun Fire Erupts In San Leandro Neighborhood; Police Arrested Two Armed Suspects
• House Leaders Call On 6 Republican Representatives To Renounce Violent Rhetoric
• NBA Postpones Tuesday's Celtics-Bulls Game
• California Couple Wanted For Killing California Man In Oregon Hotel Room Arrested In Stanislaus County
• COVID In Pitkin County: Board Of Health To Discuss Moving Into Level Red On Colorado COVID-19 Dial
• Corona Police Officer Carjacked At Gunpoint On 91 Freeway
• California sees 10,000 coronavirus deaths in just one month
• Pandemic Leaves Texas With $1B Deficit, Could Trigger Cuts
• 'This Plan Is Dangerous': CTU Speaks Out Monday As Chicago Public Schools Resume In-Person Classes
• Police Investigating Shooting That Killed 29-Year-Old Man In Detroit
• District 7 Councilman Dennis Shingleton To Retire After 10 Years Of Service
• No Action Will Be Taken Against Pennridge School District Board Member Who Attended Capitol Hill Rally
• Small Airplane Makes Emergency Landing On Oxnard Street
• It Took California 6 Months To Hit 10K COVID Deaths, But Barely 1 To Go From 20K To 30K
• One Of Seven Remaining Iconic Stiltsville Homes Goes Up In Flames
• COVID In Delaware: Community Coronavirus Testing Sites Open Across State
• Live Updates: House Democrats File Impeachment Charge Against President Trump
• COVID-19 Vaccinations Begin For First Responders In Massachusetts
• Man Arrested In Knights Landing Accused Of Driving Stolen Vehicle, Gun Charges
• Miami-Dade Mayor Announces County Offering Limited Number Of COVID Vaccine Appointments
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Reports 4 Virus Deaths, Lowest Daily Death Count Reported Since Late-October
• Woman's apology for alleged assault on teen not "genuine," family says
• Toxins In Marijuana Smoke May Be Harmful To Health, Dana-Farber Study Finds
• Victim Screams, Runs Away As 3 Men Try To Rob Her, Coppell Police Seek Help Identifying Them
• Pittsburgh Restaurant Week Begins As Businesses Struggle Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• 'SoHo Karen' Returns To SoCal After Being Charged In NYC Hotel Brawl
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces Over 12,000 Cases Over 48 Hours
• I-25 Closed For 2-Mile Stretch In Loveland Overnight Monday Into Tuesday For North Express Lanes Project
• Sister And Aunt To Presidents From Texas, Nancy Bush Ellis Dies From COVID-19 Complications
• Republicans Block Measure Calling For Quick Removal Of Pres. Trump
• Michigan Moves To Next Phase For COVID-19 Vaccines. Here's Who's Eligible, How To Make An Appointment
• Longtime Analyst Mike Milbury No Longer Part Of NHL Broadcasts On NBC
• Police: Man Stabbed Early Christmas Morning After Refusing To Give Suspect Beer
• Methuen Police Chief Joe Solomon Retiring Amid Investigation Into Department Salaries
• Glenn Heights To Provide Limited Paid Personal Leave To Workers Who Suffer Adverse Reaction To COVID-19 Vaccine
• Port Authority Bus Driver Charged In Pitt Student's Death Sentenced To 3 Years Probation
• Pedestrian Struck, Killed By Tractor-Trailer In Accident Along Interstate-70
• Pandemic pricing? Cost of a patio heater quadrupled on Amazon
• 'They Took His Skull', 2 Florida Men Arrested For Desecrating Graves, Stealing Human Remains
• Paris mayor forges ahead with plan to greenify iconic Champs-Élysées
• Ravens' Coach John Harbaugh Says Win Over Titans 'May Be Best Win I've Ever Been Associated With'
• Young Students Return To Denver Public Schools With New COVID Precautions
• Dallas Zoo's Largest Annual Fundraiser Goes Virtual For First Time 
• It's Going To Be A Strange Week For The Undersized Celtics
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 887 New Cases Over 48 Hours
• Power Restored In Citrus Heights To Thousands Of SMUD Customers
• Temple University Professors See Social Media Companies Suspending President Trump As Capitalism At Work
• US House Moves Toward Impeaching Trump After Deadly Capitol Attack
• Gas Pump Sticker Shock; San Francisco Gas Prices Tops In The Nation
• California COVID Deaths Top 30,000 After Deadliest Weekend On Record
• Miami-Dade Schools To Offer Mobile Coronavirus Testing For Children
• Philadelphia Firefighter Cadets Graduate From Fire Academy
• 'Large-Scale, Illegal Pill Manufacturing Operation' Found At Quincy Garage Rental Unit
• Penguins Unable To Host Fans At January Home Games Due To COVID-19 Protocols
• President-Elect Joe Biden Nominates La Salle University Alum William Burns As CIA Director
• Weather Blog: Victory Monday
• Woman who died in D.C. riot promised to "stand on the sidelines"
• Colorado Launches New Unemployment System; Many Report It's Not Working
• Staples Offers To Buy Office Depot In $2.1 Billion Deal
• WATCH LIVE: Pennsylvania Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine To Provide COVID-19 Update
• Consumers Energy Foundation Announces Grants To Nonprofits
• Aberdeen Proving Ground Training May Be Heard In Nearby Communities Over The Next 2 Weeks
• Trump rushes to enact asylum restrictions ahead of Biden presidency
• Caught On Video: Hotel Worker Slashed By Man Loitering In Lobby
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Bicyclist Hit By Car, Seriously Hurt In Medford
• PTL Links: January 11, 2021
• Pope expands women's roles in Church, but draws a line at priesthood
• LeMont Restaurant's Mocktails For Dry January
• Supreme Court declines to fast-track election-related disputes
• COVID In Maryland: Over 3K New Cases For Fourth Day In A Row As Hospitalizations Set New Record
• Capitol Assault More Sinister Attack Than It First Appeared
• Hewing Hotel's 7-Course, Private Tasting Menu
• Capitol Police officer who responded to attack has died
• DC Mayor Bowser Pushes For Increased Security Around Inauguration
• Snowstorm Leaves More Than 150,000 Customers In Texas And Louisiana Without Power
• At Least 33 People Shot, 5 Killed This Weekend; Shooting Spree By One Man Killed 3 People In Different Places
• 67-Year-Old Man Struck, Killed By Car In Perry Hall Sunday Night
• Florida Judge To Consider Property Seized From Former State Data Analyst Rebekah Jones
• Pistons Fall To The Jazz 96-86
• 178 Inmates Being Released From Sacramento County Jails Over COVID Threat
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/11 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• Miami Weather: A Few Days Of Warmer Temps Before Next Cold Front
• Falcon Heights Surveying Residents On Renaming Street In Honor Of Philando Castile
• China faces backlash over claim to have "emancipated" women's minds
• Cleveland Browns Get First Playoff Win Since Bill Belichick Beat Patriots
• Hyundai Recalls 471K More SUVs, Tells Owners To Park Outside
• Conservative Platform Parler Goes Offline; Booted By Amazon, Apple And Google
• COVID-19 Vaccination Site To Open At Coral Square Mall In Coral Springs
• Troopers: Philadelphia Man Threatened Bar Worker, Chased In Delaware
• 8 Arrested In Protest Over Enbridge Line 3 Pipeline Project
• 'Back To Business': Handful of Broomfield Businesses Allowed 50% Capacity Monday
• Morgan State Alumnus Yogananda Pittman Named Acting Chief Of U.S. Capitol Police After Riots
• New Hampshire Ice Castles Ready To Open Thursday With New Safety Rules
• Hundreds Of Texas Providers Prepare To Receive First Doses Of COVID Vaccine, Including 28 Large Hubs
• Indoor Dining Resumes Monday For Minnesota Bars, Restaurants
• Tractor-Trailer Crashes Down Embankment On I-495 In Marlboro
• Bay Area COVID Roundup: Deadly Toll In Santa Clara County; Pleasanton Restaurants Defy Stay at Home Order
• NBA Has No Plans To Pause Season As Virus Concerns Mount
• U.S. diplomats mount extraordinary protest against Trump for riot
• Tech companies cutting off Parler could be a "kiss of death"
• Biden taps longtime diplomat William Burns for CIA director
• Red Sox Reportedly Exploring Trade Options With Andrew Benintendi
• Officer resigns amid probe of her involvement in D.C. rally
• Munhall Police, Family Of Missing Woman Tracey Lekovitch Offer $10,000 Reward
• Most Americans couldn't cover a $1,000 financial emergency
• China warns Trump admin on "dangerous path" with Taiwan outreach
• West Virginia Woman Sentenced In Infant Sex Abuse Case
• San Francisco braces for pro-Trump rally at Twitter headquarters
• Nancy Pelosi: The 2021 60 Minutes interview
• Victim Seriously Injured, Suspect Arrested In Richmond Police Department Parking Lot Stabbing
• Major Biden, The Future First Dog, Was Adopted From A Shelter, But Isn't The First Rescue At The White House
• Hard Rock Vaccination Site Closing Early Monday, Long Lines Formed Over Weekend With Those Wanting Shots
• PGA votes to move championship from Trump golf course
• D.C. mayor asks feds to boost security for inauguration
• Driver Charged With DWI After Crashing Into House On Long Island
• Applications Now Open For Chicago's Shared Sidewalk Program
• Arnold Schwarzenegger condemns Capitol attack in emotional video
• 2 men allegedly pictured carrying zip ties in Capitol arrested
• Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb To Begin Second Term Monday
• Amazon Pulls Plug On Parler's Web Hosting Services After Finding Dozens Of Posts That Encourage Violence
• At Least 6 Hurt After Early Morning Fire In Queens
• Pelosi lays out next steps as momentum builds for impeachment
• Capitol Chaos: Anti-Semitic Apparel Worn During Riot Traced To Website Based In New York City
• Searing questions persist about lax Capitol security on day of riot
• 6 inmates use "homemade rope" to escape California jail
• Controversy surrounds Kamala Harris' first Vogue cover
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cloudy Skies, Dry Conditions To Continue
• From Fast Melting Flurries To Blankets Of Snow, Winter Storm Coats Texas & Other Southern States
• South Florida Doctors Make Medical Breakthrough In Treating Severe Cases Of COVID
• South Florida Doctor's Death Investigated After Taking Coronavirus Vaccine
• Most Japanese say postpone or cancel the Olympics as COVID surges
• Man Has Warning After Being Scammed Out Of $11,000 By Fake Fraud Department That Persuades Him To Buy Gift Cards
• Golf star apologizes for using homophobic slur after missing putt
• Chicago Weather: Mostly Cloudy Monday
• Philadelphia Police: Man Injured After Shot, Car Set On Fire In Fairhill
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Chilly Monday Morning On Tap, With Some Sun In Afternoon
• Human remains and debris from Indonesian jet found in sea
• Person Trapped Following Crash In Bensalem
• Parents, School Districts Facing Difficult Decisions Surrounding Sending Students Back Into Classrooms
• Philadelphia Police Detective Under Investigation For Allegedly Attending Trump Rally Preceding US Capitol Riot
• California Loosening COVID-19 Vaccine Tiers To Get More People Vaccinated
• House Of Representatives To Attempt Passing Of Resolution Calling For Vice President Mike Pence To Invoke 25th Amendment
• Same Old Browns? Hardly. Cleveland Drills Steelers 48-37
• Lawmakers Speak Out After WV State Rep. Derrick Evans Resigns Amid Role In Capitol Riots
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• Big Beaver Falls Area School District To Extend Remote Learning Through Mid-January
• End Of An Era? Steelers Facing Big Questions After Loss
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Videos from January 11, 2021

• Climate change linked to billions of dollars in flood costs
• Lisa Montgomery's sister speaks out ahead of scheduled federal execution
• Police departments investigating their own officers following deadly Capitol riot
• House pushes to impeach Trump as another Cabinet member resigns
• FBI issues warning amid calls for "storming" of courthouses if Trump is removed from office
• COVID "long haulers" turn to online support groups for help with lingering symptoms
• Trump could become first American president to be impeached twice
• U.S. sees deadliest week of pandemic yet as vaccine rollout lags
• Tech companies crack down on Trump and raise regulation questions
• Dozens of domestic terrorism investigations underway following U.S. Capitol siege
• Trump's niece says he should be barred from ever running for public office again
• Washington, D.C., races to secure city ahead of Biden inauguration
• Democrats unveil article of impeachment against Trump for inciting violent mob
• FBI warns of armed protests in all 50 states around inauguration
• PGA cancels plans for tournament at Trump-owned golf club
• 1/11: Red and Blue
• Pompeo designating Yemen's Houthi rebels a terrorist group as tensions rise with Iran
• Vaccine rollout remains slow as U.S. cases and deaths soar
• New round of loans to help small businesses struggling in pandemic
• How researchers are identifying suspects in the U.S. Capitol siege
• Amazon removes Parler from its web hosting service
• House Democrats introduce article of impeachment against President Trump
• Doctor on pros and cons of Biden's vaccine distribution plan
• Trump enters final full week in office as calls grow for removal
• Faith leaders condemn attack on U.S. Capitol
• Democrats ready for second impeachment of Trump after assault on the Capitol
• History professor weighs in on pro-Trump Capitol riot
• Pelosi on whether Trump can pardon himself in wake of Capitol riots
• House to vote on measure aimed at ousting Trump from office
• North Carolina cowgirl uses horses to inspire kids to improve literacy
• Best-selling author Angie Thomas talks new coming-of-age novel, "Concrete Rose"
• Parents of the teen who Miya Ponsetto falsely accused say her arrest is the first step for justice
• House Intelligence Committee chair Adam Schiff on attack on the Capitol, possible Trump impeachment
• What it was like to cover the deadly attack at U.S. Capitol
• Miya Ponsetto charged with attempted assault for apparent on-camera attack of teen in New York City
• WorldView: Indonesia plane crash probe; U.K. opens mass vaccination sites
• Democrats call on Pence to invoke 25th Amendment to remove Trump
• Chaplain provides prayers to sick and dying COVID patients
• Normal business at the White House despite calls for Trump to resign
• House lawmakers may introduce articles of impeachment days before Inauguration
• 1/11: CBSN AM
• What Europe thinks of America after assault on Capitol Hill
• California Governor Gavin Newsom announces mass vaccination sites as death toll soars