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Articles from January 13, 2021

• Man Shot Dead In San Jose; City's 3rd Homicide Of 2021
• Crab Season: First Dungeness Crabs Of 2021 Arrive In San Francisco After Season Delayed
• El Dorado County Suspends Program Allowing Residents To Sign Up For Vaccine Alert System
• Inland Empire Locals React To Second Impeachment Of President Trump
• Tech Exodus: California Tech Companies Leaving For Texas
• Fort Collins Police Investigate Vandalism At Twin Silos Park
• Lillard Has 40, Blazers tIe Team Record for 3s To Beat Kings 132-126
• CA Residents 65 And Older Can Now Receive COVID-19 Vaccine
• Olympic Gold Medalist Klete Keller Charged With Being Inside U.S. Capitol During Riot
• LA City Council Votes To Increase Mask Enforcement As COVID-19 Pandemic Continues
• Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office Launches Extremist Task Force Ahead Of Biden Inauguration
• Disneyland Resort COVID-19 Vaccine Super Site Opens; 3K Doses Administered
• Leonard Leads Clippers Past Short-Handed Pelicans 111-106
• LeBron James Scores 26 Points, Lakers Roll Past Thunder
• COVID Vaccine: State Making Vaccines Available to Those 65 and Older
• Family Searching For Dog, Tyson, That Went Missing After Fatal Crash In Solano County
• Berkeley Police Arrest Man For Gun Possession, Felony Hit-&-Run
• Search Underway For Suspect Wanted In Series Of Car, Garage Break-Ins In Boulder
• Mixed Reaction From Southern California Lawmakers About Trump's Second Impeachment
• Chicago Weather: Rain Showers Thursday Afternoon
• Are Social Security Numbers In Illinois At Risk For Fraud From Other State Agencies?
• Community Pop-up Or Drive-thru Vaccination Sites On Denver's Horizon
• Massachusetts May Send 'A Few Hundred' National Guard Troops To Washington
• Crime Comedy 'Breaking News In Yuba County' Starring Allison Janney Premieres Next Month
• Norton Police Detective Sergeant Stephen Desfosses Dies Of COVID-19
• Ayanna Pressley's Husband Tests Positive For COVID After Being Locked Down Inside Capitol
• All Panic Buttons In Rep. Ayanna Pressley's Office Ripped Out Before Capitol Riot
• 16-Year-Old Boy Charged With Shooting, Killing Shuai Guan In Bridgeport Carjacking
• 'Guilty Of Stupidity': Eastham Restaurant Owner Regrets Attending President Trump Rally
• Boston Attorney Gary Zerola Wanted In Connection With Rape, Break-In
• The Impact President Trump's 2nd Impeachment May Have On His Future
• Struggles Exacerbated On Magnificent Mile With Gap, Macy's Leaving, But Advocates Say Reinvention Will Come
• Mt. Lebanon Community Holds Special Sendoff For Woman The Night Before Her 2nd Brain Surgery
• Queens Man Eduard Florea Arrested After Allegedly Plotting Another U.S. Capitol Attack
• Blackhawks Open Season With Loss To Stanley Cup Champion Tampa Bay Lightning
• South Bay Teen Uses Music To Bring Cheer To Seniors In Hospice Care
• Teachers, Staff At Chicago's Lowell Elementary Told In Letter That Classrooms Might Not Have Air Purifiers
• One-Third Of COVID Vaccines In Minnesota Have Been Administered So Far
• COVID Vaccine: Smooth Sailing For Inoculations At Holy Name's Teaneck, N.J. Site, But Officials Say More Doses Needed
• Venetian Causeway Reopens Miami PD After Suspicious Package Deemed Safe
• Zoo Miami Parking Lot Being Transformed Into COVID Vaccination Site
• NYC Sightseeing Buses Report Increase In Locals Taking Tours As Pandemic Keeps Tourists Away
• Chicago Police 'Illegal, Violent' Raids Violate Consent Decree, Attorneys Say, Forcing City Back to Federal Court
• Andrew Yang Officially Announces He's Running For Mayor Of NYC
• 2 Cases Of UK COVID Strain Reported In New York City, Including 1 Linked To Cluster On Long Island
• Nassau County Executive Laura Curran Quarantining After Exposure To COVID-19
• Northfield Mother-Daughter Duo Gets Nat'l Attention For 'Miniaturist' Projects
• Here's How South Florida Lawmakers Voted On President Trump's Second Impeachment
• Prosecutors Say Kyle Rittenhouse Made White Supremacist Hand Gesture, Had Proud Boys Anthem Sung To Him At Wisconsin Bar
• Powerball Jackpot Jumps To $550 Million: Here Are The Winning Numbers
• Valanciunas Leads Grizzlies To 118-107 Win Over Wolves
• CBS News Live Updates: House Impeaches Trump For Capitol Riot In Historic Bipartisan Rebuke
• Impeachment Could Have Substantial Ramifications For President Trump, Country Moving Forward
• Maryland Rep. Jamie Raskin To Lead Prosecution Of President Donald Trump's Second Impeachment A Week After U.S. Capitol Riots
• Maryland Man Nicholas Rodean Who Went Into US Capitol During Riots Wearing Work Badge Arrested On Federal Charges
• Riverside Hits 230K Total COVID-19 Cases, San Bernardino Nears 240K
• Pandemic Leads Neighbors To Bond With Weekly Restaurant Takeout
• 118 Carroll County Public Schools Staff Members Quarantining For COVID As Of Monday
• Gov. Larry Hogan To Update Marylanders On COVID-19 Vaccination Plan Thursday At 5 PM
• Shooting Reported On Baltimore-Washington Parkway Wednesday; Information Sought
• COVID In Colorado: Providers Aim To Speed Up Vaccine Rollout
• Tesla Balks At Recalling 159,000 Vehicles Over Touchscreen Issues; NHTSA Takes Action
• 'I Think It's Going To Impact Us For Decades': Women Bearing Brunt Of Job Losses During Pandemic
• Male Orangutan Uncharacteristically Cares For Offspring: 'He's Doing A Fantastic Job'
• Man Pleads Guilty To Stealing Safe With $140,000 In Cash From 82-Year-Old Woman In Ross Township
• Stimulus Check (Or Debit Card) Is In The Mail: Here's What It Looks Like
• Apple Plans To Open Tech Development School In Detroit This Year
• Former Michigan Governor, Rick Snyder, Charged In Flint Water Crisis
• MSP Provides Warning Signs For Terrorism Or Suspicious Activity
• All Air Travelers Will Need Negative COVID-19 Test Enter U.S.
• Ex-CIA chief has "a lot of confidence" in security at inauguration
• Police: Man In Stable Condition After Shooting On Brownsville Road In Carrick
• Northwestern Gets Within 1 Point In Second Half, But Falls To Ohio State
• Dine-In Resumes Feb. 1, Group Exercise And Non-Contact Sports Back Thursday
• Colorado's Congressional Delegation Weighs In On President's Impeachment
• Nathan MacKinnon Earns No. 2 Spot On NHL Top Players List
• Ghost Ship Fire: Families Of Fire Victims Angry About Possible Derick Almena Plea Deal
• Pittsburgh Post-Gazette To Cut Friday Print Edition
• COVID Vaccine: Santa Clara County Warns About Misinformation in Fake Texts
• More Contagious COVID-19 Variant Detected In Wisconsin
• Baltimore County School Staff Members Line Up To Collect Late Paychecks; District Blames USPS For Delays
• Wisconsin Pharmacist Accused Of Spoiling Vaccine Has License Suspended
• Officials: 1 Dead, Multiple Injured After Van Overturns On New Jersey Highway
• Businesses Across Greater Sacramento Region Scramble To Reopen Outdoors
• WATCH: Turkeys Caught On Camera Chasing Police Car In McCandless
• 2 Men Killed, 2 Injured In Shootings In NW Baltimore
• Metro Bus Drivers Overworked As Employees Call Out Sick With COVID, Other Illnesses
• Colorado Confirms 5 Cases Of 'More Contagious' COVID Variant
• Infectious Disease Expert, Seniors Weigh In On Move To Make Californians 65 And Older Eligible For Vaccine
• Dr. John Eastman, Chapman Professor Who Spoke At Pro-Trump Rally Before Capitol Riot, Retires
• Mark Hilton Arrested For Sexual Solicitation Of Minor, Police Say
• LA County District Attorney George Gascón Taking Heat Over Policies
• 14-Year-Old From Menlo Park Missing Since Early Monday Morning
• Alleged Victims of Former School Counselor Matthew Johnson Sue Riverside Seventh-Day Adventist School
• 'Too Dangerous To Have Our Nuclear Codes." Massachusetts Congressional Delegates Vote To Impeach
• Body Cam Video Released From Police Shooting Of Armed Suspect Dwight Morgan
• Denver Resident Wins Open Records Lawsuit For Internal Documents On Group Living Proposal
• FDNY: Electric Scooter Battery Sparked Bronx Apartment Fire That Injured 12
• Shoreview Man Fighting For His Life After I-35E Semi Crash In Little Canada
• Harbaugh, Ravens Happily Travel Road To Success In Playoffs
• Some Florida Teachers Still Waiting For Raises
• Florida House Budget Chief Warns Of Cuts
• Joel Farabee, Flyers Overwhelm Penguins In 6-3 Win In Season Opener
• San Jose Branham High School Alum Vendant Patel Named White House Assistant Press Secretary
• Pet Food Recall Expanded After More Than 70 Dogs Die
• Natick Residents Told To Boil Tap Water After E. Coli Detected
• Sacramento Zoo Reopening On Friday After Stay-At-Home Order Lifted
• Pittsburgh Penguins Lose 6-3 To Philadelphia Flyers In 1st Game Of NHL Season
• New COVID Strain Found In Wisconsin
• Southwest Flight Delays At Midway Caused By Paperwork Problems
• Police Search For Suspects Who Carjacked Lyft Driver At Gunpoint In Boston
• ICU Projections Behind Decision To Lift Stay-At-Home Order In Sacramento Region
• 'It's A Wicked Disease': Nursing Homes Racing To Vaccinate Against COVID-19 With New Strain In Maryland
• Springfield Police Officer Accused Of Tasing Pregnant Woman
• Texas Flower Shop Owner Jenny Cudd Arrested For Alleged Role In Riot At Capitol, Says Did Nothing Violent Or Destructive
• Thousands Of Ice Cream Cartons Recalled For Possibly Containing Metal Pieces
• Worksite COVID Outbreaks Soar In LA County As Virus Surge Continues
• 'Horrific Act': 2 Cats Shot In Maryland; Humane Society Looking For Information
• Better Together: Community Helps Santa Clara Woman Celebrate Her 107th Birthday
• President Trump Impeached By Bipartisan House Majority, With Local Congress Members Voting Down Party Lines
• Colorado Approves Xcel Energy's Plan To Create More Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
• Reopening Announcement Surprised Some Business Owners In Sacramento Region
• COVID Surge: Santa Clara County Death Toll Hits 1,011; 3 Morgues At Capacity
• New York City Schools To Eliminate Entry Exam For Gifted And Talented Programs
• FWC: Intoxicated Man Yelling 'I Can't Go To Jail' For Stealing Tiki Hut Boat Goes To Jail
• Push For Accelerated Vaccine Rollout Continues In Los Angeles County
• Leaders Urge Replacement Of Cherry Blossom Trees Vandalized In San Francisco
• COVID & Sports: Golden State Warriors - Phoenix Suns Game Set For Friday Postponed
• Denver Waiving Restaurant Licensing Renewal Fees For 2021
• Former 49ers, Fans Push Team To Pursue Deshaun Watson Signing
• Texas Trauma Surgeon Says 'Post-COVID Lungs Look Worse Than Any Type Of Terrible Smokers Lung We've Ever Seen'
• Denver Weather: Gusts Up To 85MPH Possible In Colorado
• CPS Teachers Instruct Students From Outside School Board President's Home, Saying They Want Buildings To Be Safe Before Returning
• Michigan Republican Congressman Explains His Vote For Impeachment: 'There Must Be Accountability'
• Northwest Side Man, Kevin Lyons, Accused Of Taking Part In Assault On U.S. Capitol
• Officials Manage Vaccine Expectations After Federal Guidance Quadruples Minnesota's Eligible Population
• Yuba City Man Pleads Guilty To Assaulting Flight Attendants
• North Texas Gun Shop Owners Say Spike In Sales Not Related To Capitol Riot
• COVID-19 Cases In Texas Top 2 Million Since Pandemic Began
• Officials Update Plan To Revitalize All 51 Miles Of Los Angeles River
• Lacey Ana Mazzarella Sentenced To Prison For 2-Year-Old Daughter's Death
• Police Reform Bill Goes To Pritzker's Desk Despite Law Enforcement Backlash
• Photos Show National Guard At U.S. Capitol, Ready For Possible Protests In DC
• Search For Hit And Run Driver Who Injured A Pedestrian In River Grove; 'Own Up To Your Responsibility'
• Organizers Rally To Raise Attention And Dollars To Preserve National Negro Opera House In Homewood
• 2020 Ties As 13th Warmest Year On Record In Minnesota
• Police Investigating Pharmacy Robbery In Stockton; Search On For 2 Suspects
• Rep. Emanuel 'Chris' Welch Elected Illinois House Speaker, Taking Gavel From Embattled Michael Madigan
• Nearly half of Americans think some GOP lawmakers encouraged violence
• Colorado Springs Mayor Lambasts News Of Space Command Moving To Alabama
• Family Facing Eviction For Having Too Many Children Buys More Time From Judge
• US Attorneys In Texas Warn Of 'Vigorous Prosecution' For Any Violence At State Capitol
• Initial Investigation Finds No Criminal Behavior Of 7 SEPTA Police Officers Who Attended Trump DC Rally
• Orange County Nears 200K Total COVID-19 Cases
• New COVID-19 Guidelines Require International Travelers Show Proof Of Negative Test Before Flying To U.S.
• Dallas City Council Approves Renaming Part Of Lamar Street To Botham Jean Boulevard
• Burbank Liquor Store Sells $900K Mega Millions Ticket, Jackpot Up To $750M
• Souper Bowl Near PPG Paints Arena Hopes Hockey Season Will Bring Boost In Business
• Anne Arundel County Police Officer Suspended Amid Use-Of-Force Investigation, Department Says
• 3 Of 6 Merced County Jail Inmates Who Escaped Back In Custody; Escapee From Vallejo Still At Large
• National Western Stock Show Staff Spends January Giving Back
• 'Start Repairing The Wrong': St. Paul Passes Resolution To Create Slavery Reparations Commission
• Ethics Complaint Filed Against Mayor Hancock Over His Thanksgiving Travel
• Four Carjackings Reported Within Hours On North And Near Northwest Sides; Police Say They're Working To Fight Spike
• All Democratic Members Of Illinois Congressional Delegation Vote To Impeach President Donald Trump
• Northern California Native Aaron Rodgers Publicly Criticizes Gov. Newsom Over His Handling Of The Pandemic
• Dr. Max's COVID Vaccine FAQs: What If You Had COVID And Now Have Antibodies? Will Getting Vaccinated Make COVID Tests Come Back Positive?
• Report: Nets To Acquire Superstar James Harden From Rockets As Part Of Blockbuster 4-Team Deal
• House Impeaches President Donald Trump For Second Time Following US Capitol Riot
• Pierre Gibbons Awarded Carnegie Medal For Running Into Burning Patterson Park Home To Rescue Elderly Neighbor In 2019
• Los Gatos Man Arrested For Child Porn Possession
• Colorado Representatives Vote Party Line, Trump Becomes 1st President To Be Impeached Twice
• New York City Terminating Contracts With Trump Organization
• South Beach's Iconic News Café Shut Down, Temporarily
• COVID-19 In Allegheny County: Health Director Acknowledges Frustration With Pace Of Vaccinations
• For Expectant Parents, COVID Pandemic Adds Extra Layer Of Anxiety
• COVID Vaccine: Long Island County Sites Swamped By Residents Trying To Make Vaccination Appointments
• 'Healthy Lifestyle' Choices Rank High In Advice To Expectant Mothers
• Pet Adoptions Are Outpacing Available Animals During Pandemic
• York Theatre Company Vows To Return Despite Pandemic And Water Main Break Flooding Its Performance Space
• Edina Parents Push For Full Return To In-Person Learning
• Abdelhamid Al-Madioum, Fmr. Minnesotan Who Joined ISIS, Convicted Of Terrorism Charge
• Man Wanted For Homicide Arrested After Barricading Himself Inside Plymouth Township Home
• Long Island ICU Nurse Ally Marcello Honored By Local Businesses, Given New Jeep For Going Above And Beyond Call Of Duty
• Advocates Plead For Release Of Brockton Man Convicted Of Murder
• Midwestern Pet Foods Expands Recall Of 'Sportmix' Pet Foods For Dogs And Cats After Deaths Of Dozens Of Dogs
• Several New Vaccine Sites Open In New York
• Curbside Recycling Will Resume In Baltimore On Jan. 19
• COVID In Florida: 13,990 New Cases, 174 Additional Deaths
• COVID In New Jersey: Camden County Opens New Vaccination Site For First Responders, Eligible Workers
• Police: Former Ohio Officer Jailed Over DC-Related Online Threats
• New Year, New You: Reimagining Indulgences
• Donald Trump Becomes First President To Be Impeached Twice
• When The COVID Vaccines Come, Will Massachusetts Be Able To Distribute Them?
• San Joaquin Valley Rep. David Valadao Becomes Only California GOP Member To Vote For Impeaching Trump
• $30K Bond For Parkland Pediatrician Dr. Michael Mizrachy After Child Porn Arrest
• Texas Solicitor General Kyle Hawkins Resigns From Attorney General Ken Paxton's Office
• Maryland General Assembly Session Begins With Changes Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Jillian Johnson Indicted For Capital Murder In Deadly Stabbing Of Mother And Daughter In Grand Prairie
• COVID-19 In Ohio: Ohio State University Discovers New COVID-19 Variant In Columbus
• Ravens Head Coach John Harbaugh Sports Face Coverings From Route One Apparel
• Colorado Doctor Thinks Johnson & Johnson's COVID Vaccine Could Be A 'Game Changer'
• In-Person Learning To Resume Soon At CU Boulder
• House Impeaches President Trump Again In Historic Rebuke For Capitol Insurrection
• 2 Virginia police officers face federal charges in Capitol riots
• Miami-Dade Police Steps Up Presence To 'Protect Our Democracy' And Keep Community Safe On Inauguration Day
• FBI warns law enforcement to use caution when arresting rioters
• COVID In Philadelphia: Philly Fighting COVID Seeking Volunteers For Mass Vaccination Site At Convention Center
• Will COVID Go Away Over Time? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• City Of Detroit Begins Mass COVID-19 Vaccinations For Eligible Residents At TCF Garage
• Pa. House Panel To Vote On GOP-Backed Plan To Elect Judges By Zone
• FBI Pittsburgh: Southwestern Pa. Residents Under Investigation In Connection With U.S. Capitol Riots
• Dallas County Nears 200K Coronavirus Cases, Surpasses 1,800 Deaths Since Pandemic Began
• Minnesota's Congressional Delegation Votes Along Party Lines On Trump's 2nd Impeachment
• Walmart To Temporarily Close Downey, Torrance, And Huntington Beach Stores For Cleaning, Sanitization
• Companies gave $170M to Republicans who rejected Biden's win
• Oxygen Saturation Device To Help Thornton Firefighters Exposed To COVID
• Pitt Teams With FDA To Develop Therapies, Technology To Help Those With Vision Loss
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Pitt Students Traveling To Campus For Spring Semester Should Arrive Beginning Jan. 29
• Baltimore City Employee Betsy Gardner Charged With Failing To Disclose Payments From Community Groups
• Massachusetts Surpasses 13,000 Confirmed COVID Deaths
• At Least 3 Burned In Westmoreland County House Fire
• 25 Years Later: Arlington Police Renews Public Interest In Amber Hagerman Case As Search For Suspect Continues
• Sheriff's Office: 26-Year-Old Waterford Township Man Found Dead In Coney Island Parking Lot
• 10 House Republicans join Democrats in vote to impeach Trump
• Ty Walvatne-Donahey Identified As Suspect Killed In Lakewood Police Shooting
• House Impeaches Trump For Capitol Riot In Historic Bipartisan Rebuke
• Chief: Texas Police Officer Under Investigation For Allegedly Participating In US Capitol Riot
• Majority say race was factor in treatment of those who attacked Capitol
• Cameron Ruebusch Gets 16 Years In Prison For Shooting Postal Worker Stephen Casazza In 2018
• Jeopardy! Announces Aaron Rodgers, Katie Couric, Mayim Bialik And Bill Whitaker As Guest Hosts
• By the numbers: The vote to impeach President Trump
• Search Continues For Commerce City Police Sergeant Impersonator Demanding Money
• Olympian swimmer charged in connection with Capitol riot
• Colorado Man Indicted, Accused Of Threatening To Kill DC Mayor And House Speaker Nancy Pelosi
• LIVE UPDATES: House Votes To Impeach President Trump For Second Time
• Parolee Arrested For 3 San Francisco Armed Robberies Committed Within Minutes Of Each Other
• Dallas Police Need Help Finding Thieves Who Made Off With Gold Jewelry From Plaza Del Sol
• Massachusetts Prisons, Group Homes, Shelters To Start COVID Vaccinations Monday
• 'I Call Bullcrap': Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert Says She'll Vote Against Impeaching President Donald Trump
• NTSB Schedules Public Meeting To Determine Cause Of Helicopter Crash That Killed Kobe Bryant
• Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert Says Twitter 'Randomly' Shut Down Account Without Explanation
• COVID-19 vaccinations across U.S. near 1 million doses a day
• City Council Votes To Consider Granada Theater In South LA As Historic-Cultural Monument
• U.K. tackles "disgraceful" free school meals after soccer star's tweets
• Wisconsin Man, Kevin Loftus, Charged In Federal Court After Storming Of U.S. Capitol
• '43rd Annual Kennedy Center Honors' Class Includes Debbie Allen, Joan Baez, Garth Brooks And More
• Turnpike Reopens Hours After Big Rig, Three Vehicles Involved In Big Wreck
• Fighting COVID: 10 U.S. Army Nurses From Fort Carson Deployed To California Hospitals
• Live Updates: House Impeaches President Trump For Capitol Riot
• Flint Families Welcome Water Crisis Charges, Seek Healing
• Wisconsin's Congressional Delegation Splits Along Party Lines On Impeachment
• As Vaccines Roll Out, Clinical Trial In Fort Worth For Another COVID-19 Vaccine Struggles To Get Volunteers
• 7 Federally Charged In US Capitol Riots
• Broncos Hire Ex-Vikings Exec George Paton As John Elway's GM Successor
• Kyrie Irving Reportedly 'Furious' At Nets
• New Hampshire Still Deciding On Expanding COVID Vaccine Eligibility To Those 65 And Older
• LA Sheriff's Department Has Several Secret Deputy Gangs, Report Finds
• North Texas Woman Helps Elderly Mother Who Was Awaiting Text About COVID-19 Vaccine On Landline Phone
• Despite Not Getting Large Hub, Collin County To Receive Nearly 7,000 COVID-19 Vaccine Doses
• Prosecutors Ask Judge To Order Former Penn State President Graham Spanier Report To Jail
• Take 2: SAG Awards Re-Reschedules For Easter Sunday
• All Californians 65 And Older Can Now Receive COVID-19 Vaccine, Officials Say
• Petaluma Police Chase, Arrest 2 For Catalytic Converter Theft
• Mexico Wants Workers In US Vaccinated For COVID-19 Regardless Of Their Immigration Status
• WATCH: Trailer For New CBS Drama 'Clarice' Released
• Police Sting Recovers Stolen Items From San Mateo Burglary Being Sold On Facebook
• COVID Learning: Berkeley Parents, Students Hold Sit-In Calling For Schools To Reopen
• Boeing To Halt Political Action Committee Contributions After Riot At U.S. Capitol
• Fear grips Capitol Hill: "Untouchable? We're all touchable now"
• LAPD Hollenbeck Division Sgt. Amelia 'Terry' Martinez Dies From COVID-19 Complications
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• Wilkinsburg Council Votes To Censure Mayor Marita Garrett, Claiming Failure To Fulfill Duties
• 'I Call Bullcrap': Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert Says She'll Vote Against Impeaching President Donald Trump
• NFL Divisional Playoffs NFC Picks: Rams-Packers 'Is Really Strength Versus Strength,' Says SportsLine's Kenny White
• 'Misguided Decision': Polis Objects To Plans To Move of Space Command From Colorado To Alabama
• Your remote workspace is about to get an upgrade
• Broncos Hire George Paton As New GM
• San Francisco-Based Airbnb Cancelling All Washington D.C. Reservations For Inaugural Week
• Dr. Dave Hnida: Emerging COVID Mutations Mean Funding For More Genetic Testing Needed
• Pet Food Recall Expands; 70 Dogs Have Died, 80 More Sickened By Toxin Caused By Corn Mold
• Maryland's Winter Turkey Season Opens January 21
• Is Your Dog Happy? AI-Powered Dog Collar 'Translates' Barks Into Emotions
• CBS4 Investigates: Denver Councilmembers Fulfill Pledge On Furlough Days
• Controlled Wildland Burn At The BRIT Will 'Educate, Change Cultural Mindsets'
• Dollar General Will Pay Employees To Get Coronavirus Vaccine
• Walz Activates Minnesota National Guard To Defend Capitol Building
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• Texas' Ken Paxton Absent From Letter By Attorneys General Condemning Violence At US Capitol
• 'SEAL Team's Neil Brown Jr. On What Fans Can Expect From New Episodes: 'We're Going To Hit Them Upside The Head This Season'
• Denver District Attorney Beth McCann Begins 2nd Term
• Americans trust CEOs more than government, survey finds
• Michigan's New Gathering Guidelines: What Is Open, What Is Not Open
• Illinois COVID Numbers: 5,862 New Cases And Fewer Than 100 Deaths
• Robert Keith Packer, Virginia Man Seen Wearing 'Camp Auschwitz' At U.S. Capitol Riots, Arrested
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Health Leaders Discuss Concerns About Vaccine Rollout In Rural Areas
• Tim Cook: Apple's $100M racial equity initiative about "opportunity"
• New York City to terminate Trump Organization contracts
• 27TH ANNUAL CRITICS CHOICE AWARDS AIRING SUNDAY MARCH 13
• David Lesh Pleads Not Guilty To Illegal Activities At Hanging Lake And Keystone Ski Area
• 31-Year-Old Crystal Fry Missing From Baltimore Since December 12
• Man Sentenced To Life In Slaying Of 14-Year-Old Teen In Berks County Alley
• Gov. Walz Extends Minnesota's COVID State Of Emergency
• National Guard troops fill Capitol due to high threat level
• CO Highway 60 Closed To Traffic Overnight As Part Of North Express Lanes Project
• Democratic Lawmakers Propose Higher Tax Rates In Delaware
• Female veterans detail health challenges after serving at K2 military base
• Restaurants Cautiously Optimistic As Greater Sacramento Region Stay-At-Home Orders Lifted
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Federal Funding Runs Out For Key Virus Containment Program In Nursing Homes
• No Limit To Benefits Of Exercise When It Comes To Cardiovascular Disease Risk, Study Finds
• Black man freed from prison after spending years on death row
• Dollar General to pay employees to get COVID vaccination
• Astronomers discover oldest, most distant supermassive black hole
• Mother, Son Injured Jumping From Third-Story After Fire In Baltimore County
• Cassidy Expects Marchand To Be Available For Bruins' Season Opener
• Jim Brewster Sworn In As State Senator In Pennsylvania's 45th District
• Woman Arrested For Alleged Election Fraud, Illegal Voting In Texas
• Anne Arundel County Extended COVID-19 Restrictions, Permits 'Garden Dome' Seating At Restaurants
• Texas Republicans Among Those Clashing With Capitol Police In DC Over New Safety Protocols After Deadly Riot
• Memorial Healthcare Receives Shipment Of Moderna Vaccine, Fills 5,000 Appointments In Minutes
• Late Teen Idol David Cassidy's South Florida Home Sells For $2.6 Million
• Amazon: We repeatedly warned Parler about violent content
• COVID Aid On Agenda As Colorado Lawmakers Begin 2021 Session
• He Said It Was His 'Dream To Kill Black Protestors,' Now Manuel Flores Is Going To Prison
• San Francisco Man Injured in Visitacion Valley Shooting
• Surging Stock Market Reflects 'Very Bright Outlook' For Economy, Finance Prof Says
• Several Rescued From Cambridge Apartment Building Fire
• 'The Demand Is Phenomenal', Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava Fighting To Get More COVID-19 Vaccine
• Former Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder Expected To Be Charged In Connection With Flint Water Crisis
• Police Located Packages For Multiple Addresses In Rental Truck In Lincoln Square
• Suspect Rams Sunnyvale Patrol Cars; Captured After South Bay Pursuit
• COVID In Minnesota: 50 More Deaths, 1,500 New Cases Reported As Vaccine Push Continues
• Gov. Larry Hogan To Undergo Surgery Friday To Remove Skin Cancer
• Republican Illinois U.S. Rep. Adam Kinzinger Says He'll Vote To Impeach President Trump
• Luisi's Term With Dallas Symphony Extended Through 2028-29
• Cat Which Disappeared During Montecito Mudslides Found 3 Years Later
• D.C. mayor asks feds to cancel public gatherings before inauguration
• Fire Breaks Out At Venice Homeless Camp Then Torches Oceanfront Building
• Police, PECO Investigating Mysterious 'Odor' In Parkesburg Borough
• Megan Rapinoe says D.C. riot showed America's "true colors"
• Rep. Ilhan Omar Urges Impeachment On House Floor: 'We, As A Nation, Can No Longer Look Away'
• Former Boston Police Clerk Marilyn Golisano Charged With Stealing $29,000 In Overtime Fraud
• Man At Large After Allegedly Beating Mother, Stepfather To Death With Baseball Bat In Hacienda Heights
• Alameda County's COVID-19 Holiday Surge May Be Stabilizing; ' We Might Be Through The Worst'
• COVID: Sonoma County Transit Agencies To Resume Collecting Fares Feb. 1
• Despite Back-To-Back 8-8 Seasons, Bears Will Bring Back GM Ryan Pace And Head Coach Matt Nagy For 2021
• DUI Suspect Arrested After Person Struck, Killed By Pickup In Arden Arcade
• Colorado Congresswoman Lauren Boebert Refused Entry To House Chamber At Newly-Installed Metal Detectors
• U.K. COVID Variant Now In Wisconsin, Officials Report
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, Publix Expand COVID-19 Vaccination Locations But None In South Florida
• Royal Oak Deliveryman Shot During Carjacking
• West Virginia State Senator Mike Azinger, Who Marched To U.S. Capitol, Hopes Pres. Trump 'Calls Us Back'
• Dr. Oz And Famed Epidemiologist Dr. Ian Lipkin Discuss How To Track The New Covid Variant In The U.S.
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 349 New COVID-19 Deaths And 7,960 Additional Cases
• 2 Men Hurt In Separate Shootings In St. Paul
• Is 'American Horror Story' Filming In Provincetown? Board Approves Ryan Murphy's 'Pilgrim' Project
• Bruins To Honor Travis Roy With TR24 Helmet Decal Throughout 2021 Season
• Ethics Complaint Filed Against Mayor Hancock Over His Thanksgiving Travel
• Arrest Made In Deadly Hollywood Entertainment District Shooting
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 74 More Deaths As Toll Grows To 1,178
• Man, 50, Dies After Being Found Shot In Car In Stockton
• Capitol rioter seen wearing "Camp Auschwitz" shirt arrested
• CBS Television Network To Air 'Celebrating America' Inauguration Day Primetime Program Hosted By Tom Hanks
• Bruins Could Compete For Cup Or Miss Playoffs Entirely In Unique, Challenging Season
• U.S. to require negative COVID-19 test for international travelers
• COVID In Maryland: 2,516 New Cases As Hospitalizations, Positivity Rate Down
• DART Showcases Hometown Heroes Through Works By Student Artists 
• World Boxing Champion Uses Boxing To Mentor Youth In Physical, Mental Education
• Dallas City Council Hearing From Public About Proposal To Rename Street For Botham Jean
• Interior Designer Shares Tips For Building A Healthy Work-From-Home Space
• Soulful Nutritionist Shows How To Start 2021 On The Right Foot Through Mental Health, Wellness
• Miami Weather: Cold Front To Drop Temps Into Lower 60s Thursday Morning
• Executive Bonuses Suspended At Denver Health
• Drive-In Set To Open In Downtown Detroit This Month
• Denver Weather: High Wind Warning Starts At Noon Wednesday
• Hypothermic Man Stranded On American River Near Colfax Rescued
• 'Mr. Mom': Male Orangutan Steps Up To Care For 2-Year-Old Daughter After Death Of Matriarch
• Swastika Spray Painted On Littleton Restaurant Sign
• Netflix releasing a new movie every week of 2021
• New Brighton Brothers Taking A Break From Snow Sculpting This Season
• Target Announces It Will Close Again For Thanksgiving In 2021 After Positive Response
• Police In Denver Search For Rutha Handy, Woman Who Was Last Seen Tuesday Night
• Test Kits Offered To Colorado Residents Free As Part Of Radon Awareness Month
• Nuggets Give Up Big Lead, Nikola Jokic Kicks Chair Over, Denver Loses To Nets On The Road
• Covid-19 Headquarters: Mutant Strain Of Covid-19 In The U.S. – How Do We Contain This New, Highly Contagious Variant Of The Virus?
• Antonio Senzatela, Rockies Agree To $3 Million 1 Year Contract
• Eagles Won't Be Penalized For QB Decisions, AP Sources Say
• UPDATE: California EDD, Bank of America At Odds Over Resolving Fraud Victims' Claims
• Weather Blog: Less Is More
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• Retired Priest Paul Burak, Charged In Fatal Hit-And-Run In 2019, Dies At Age 74
• PTL Links: January 13, 2021
• Seven SEPTA Police Officers Under Internal Investigation After Attending Pro-Trump Rally In DC
• US House Moving Forward With Historic Trump Impeachment Vote
• Cooking With Rania: Minestrone
• Wrong-Way Driver Hits, Kills Young Driver On I-195 In Somerset
• Avalanche GM Joe Sakic Credits Pierre Lacroix For Assist In His Success
• Mayor Duggan: 600-700 Calls Per Hour For Vaccinations
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• TikTok Changes Privacy, Default Settings For Users Under 18
• TikTok Changes Privacy, Default Settings For Users Under 18
• In Aftermath Of US Capitol Attack, New Scrutiny For Police Officers' Social Media Posts
• Mega Millions Jackpot Jumps To $750 Million, Second Largest Prize In Game's History
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• AOC feared for her life during Capitol riots
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• Stay-At-Home Order Lifted: Here's What Can Reopen In The Greater Sacramento Region
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• FBI Has Minnesota On Its Radar Due To 'Boogaloo Bois' Threat
• Republican Liz Cheney Of Wyoming Says She'll Vote To Impeach Trump
• Dunkin' Giving Away Free Coffee For A Year To 21 New England Customers
• FBI Says It Warned About Prospect Of Violence Ahead Of US Capitol Riot
• Medical Centers Send Warnings As North Texas Counties Report Record High COVID-19 Hospitalizations, Deaths
• Trump says 25th Amendment is "of zero risk to me"
• Richard Barnett, Man Photographed In Nancy Pelosi's Office During U.S. Capitol Siege, Faces 11 Years In Prison
• Richard Barnett, Man Photographed In Nancy Pelosi's Office During U.S. Capitol Siege, Faces 11 Years In Prison
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• Mega Millions Jackpot Climbs To $750 Million, As Tonight's Powerball Prize Tops $550 Million
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• Jerod Mayo Reportedly Expected To Interview For Philadelphia Eagles Head Coaching Job
• 'We Must Speed Up': Mass Vaccination Sites Opening Up In LA As Scrutiny Over Slow Rollout Continues
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/13 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
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• Kevin Hart Signs Deal With Netflix For 4 Exclusive Films
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• The Franklin Institute Attempting To Break World Record With New Creativity Exhibit
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• Tim Lester, Former Pittsburgh Steelers Fullback, Dies At 52
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• UPDATE: Pleasant Hill Family Suffers Welts, Bruises In Surprise Paintball Gun Attack
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• YouTube temporarily bans new videos from Trump account
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• Read the full article of impeachment against President Trump
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• Feds consider seditious conspiracy charges in Capitol assault
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• LA County Reports 11,994 New COVID-19 Cases, 288 Deaths
• COVID Learning: Bay Area Doctors Sign Letter Calling For California Schools To Reopen Feb. 1
• Majority of Americans back impeachment — CBS News poll
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• Florida Firefighter Andrew Williams, Who Took Part In Capitol Siege, Out On Bond
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• Congresswoman defends not wearing mask during riot lockdown
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• Rep, Abigail Spanberger discusses being in Capitol during rioting
• Suspect Shot, Killed By Police In Wilmington After Allegedly Speeding Directly At Officers
• Pennsylvania Congresswoman Madeleine Dean Named Impeachment Manager In Trial Of President Trump
• 'Is His Purpose To Intimidate Or Show Off': Palmetto Bay Resident Drives Military-Style Tank Through Residential Streets
• 'No White Guilt' Signs Causing Big Uproar In Montgomery County Community
• $5,000 Reward Offered After Someone Scrawls 'TRUMP' Into Florida Manatee's Back
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Videos from January 13, 2021

• CBS News Poll: Majority of Americans back Trump's impeachment
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• U.S. surpasses 4,300 daily coronavirus deaths
• Trump impeached for a 2nd time
• Norah O'Donnell reflects on America's resolve
• Pet food recall expands after more than 70 dogs die
• States race to ramp up COVID vaccine rollout amid record deaths
• Trump is first U.S. president impeached twice
• National Guard sending 20,000 troops to D.C. over violent threats
• Trump condemns Capitol riots, does not address impeachment in new video
• House impeaches Trump for historic second time
• Pentagon could deploy up to 20,000 National Guard troops to Washington ahead of Inauguration
• 1/13: Red and Blue
• Michael Hayden: Trump absolutely should be removed from power
• Investigating the role of extremists and hate groups in attack on U.S. Capitol
• Special Report: House lawmakers impeach Trump for a second time
• Trump faces unprecedented second impeachment trial
• Group of Republicans pushes for Trump's removal from office
• What COVID-19 cases after Capitol lockdown say about the first dose of the coronavirus vaccine
• Pelosi says Trump poses "clear and present danger" ahead of impeachment vote
• U.S. House expected to have enough votes to impeach Trump
• Missouri asks thousands of unemployed people to repay jobless aid
• Doctor cancels cancer patients' medical debt
• Report: "Epidemic of misinformation" is eroding trust in institutions
• WorldView: Alexey Navalny to return to Russia; North Korea vows to boost nuclear program
• House preparing to impeach Trump for 2nd time as GOP support grows
• House set to impeach Trump for 2nd time as McConnell reportedly warms to idea
• Rep. Adam Kinzinger on House vote to impeach President Trump for inciting violence in Capitol riot
• Apple commits $100 million to minority education, business development
• Connecticut Senator Murphy on Trump impeachment, D.C. security
• Female veterans blame toxic military base for miscarriages, cancers
• Former Michigan governor among several officials to face charges for Flint crisis
• 3 Congressional Democrats test positive for COVID-19 after Capitol riot
• Federal, state leaders take action to speed up COVID-19 vaccine rollout
• House will vote to impeach President Trump for the second time
• 1/13: CBSN AM
• Eurasia Group forecasts top political risks for 2021