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• Vice President-Elect Harris Invites Oakland Restaurateur to Inauguration
• Vaccine Distribution Disparity Causing Confusion About Who Can Get COVID Vaccine And When
• Monrovia Chamber Of Commerce Helping Restaurants During Pandemic
• Denver Baby Is First In Colorado Diagnosed With Tyrosinemia Type 1, Extremely Rare Genetic Disorder
• Colorado National Guard Members Arrive In Washington DC To Help With Security For Inauguration
• Postal Service Temporarily Removes Blue Mailboxes From Some Denver Neighborhoods Leading Up To Inauguration Day
• Gov. Jared Polis: 'We Were Lied To,' Federal Government Doesn't Have National Reserve Of COVID Vaccine
• Updated Colorado Counties COVID Vaccine Distribution Information
• Month Of January Could See No Rain in Southern California During High Fire Danger
• Local Officials Concerned About Possible Hate Crime, Violence In Coming Days Following US Capitol Riot
• What To Do This Weekend: Virtual Marade, National Western Stock Show Events, In-Person Art Tour
• LA County Reports 15,051 New COVID-19 Cases, 258 Deaths
• Armed Standoff In Rancho Cordova Ends Peacefully
• LeBron, Davis Lead Lakers' 112-95 Dismantling Of Pelicans
• Short-Handed Clippers Manhandle Kings 138-100
• More Arrests From Capitol Riot Announced As Inauguration Security Takes Shape
• North Bay Rescue Crews on Alert Following Weekend High Surf Advisory
• Chicago Weather: Light Snow Throughout The Weekend
• Salud Family Health Centers Concerned About Future COVID Vaccine Clinics Due To Supply Changes
• Restaurants Continue Dine-In As Governor Says Indoor Dining Ban Will Continue
• State Capitol Prepares For Political Violence This Weekend
• Denver's Capitol Hill Businesses Boarding Up Ahead Of Possible Protests
• Bonita Fire: Evacuation Orders Lifted As Containment Jumps To 20%
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations Decrease In Inland Empire, Ventura County
• Valley Glen Community Helps LAPD Catch Child Molester
• Shocking Scene: MTA Bus Crashes Through Barrier And Dangles Over Cross Bronx Expressway
• Colorado Lawmakers Condemn Decision To Move Space Command To Alabama
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Pharmacies Preparing For State's Next Phase Of Vaccine Distribution
• Michigan Lottery Results For Friday, January 15, 2021
• Capitol Chaos: Court Documents Allege Rioters Aimed To Kidnap, Kill Elected Officials
• Illinois Renewing Car Registrations Even Without A Required Emissions Test--Until March 1
• Markham Mayor Roger Agpawa Could Be Booted From Ballot Due To Felony Conviction
• Deputies Lead Straight To Thief Who Stole Verizon Batteries With GPS Trackers
• Soggy Saturday With Wind-Driven Rain On Tap For Massachusetts
• Police: Woman Steals Postal Truck, Rams Into Parked Cars In Brooklyn
• In-Person Dining Remains Banned In Baltimore Due To COVID-19 Metrics, Mayor Brandon Scott Announces
• Breckenridge Teams Up With Xcel Energy To Provide Electric Vehicle Charging Stations
• Former Chicago Firefighter Fights To Clear Name After Being Falsely Blamed For Death Of Capitol Police Officer
• NBA star Karl-Anthony Towns tests positive for COVID-19
• Vehicle Strikes Suffolk County Police Cruiser, Slams Into Long Island Home
• Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Declares State Of Emergency Ahead Of President-Elect Joe Biden's Inauguration
• North Texan Jenna Ryan Tells CBS 11 She Deserves Pardon After Arrest For Alleged Role In Capitol Riot
• Family, Friends Gather To Remember Milan Loncar, Man Killed While Walking Dog In Brewerytown
• Winning Numbers Announced For $750 Million Mega Millions Jackpot
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Activates National Guard Ahead Of Inauguration
• At Least 3 People Injured After Shooting And Crash In Crafton Heights
• Former Maryland Senate President Mike Miller Dies At Age 78
• Nearly One Year Later Woman Still Fighting For Full Refund After Finding San Antonio Vacation Home Filthy
• Maryland Schools Weigh Pros, Cons Of Returning Students For Hybrid Learning
• Omni Hotels And Resorts Says Union Lied And Pittsburgh Workers Did Receive Money From Hotel's PPP Loan
• Police Arrest Man Charged With Raping 11-Year-Old Child
• Baltimore Sisters Make Eco-Friendly Toilet Paper Out Of Bamboo Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Colorado Lawsuit Claims Bureau Of Land Management Plan Is Invalid
• Celtics Run Past Magic 124-97 After Week-Long Hiatus
• How The Pandemic Has Changed Both Long-Term Relationships And Dating For Singles
• Travis Konecny's Hat Trick Powers Flyers To 5-2 Win Over Penguins
• California Reporting 525 COVID-Related Deaths Every Day
• Baltimore Police Offer Reward In December 2020 Murder Investigation Of Sherril Armstead, Natalie Wright
• California Leaders Push Vaccinations Despite Limited Supply
• Limited Supply Of COVID-19 Vaccine Puts Damper On Distribution Efforts Across South Florida
• Demolition Begins Soon In Detroit For About 1,300 Vacant Properties After Proposal N Passed In November
• Customer Leaves $966 Tip At Kildare's Irish Pub In West Chester After Discussing Pandemic Challenges With Waiter
• Arrest Made In Stolen Car Crash That Killed St. Paul Grandmother
• Two Redford Township Men Charged With More Than 200 Cases of Stolen Mail
• COVID Vaccine: Supply Constraints Thwart Rapid Rollout Across Bay Area
• Missing 15-Year-Old Teen From Taylor, Gloria Alvarado, Found Safe After Missing Two Months
• Wayne County Chooses New Sheriff Replacing Benny Napoleon
• Jeffery Wheat Arrested In Arkansas For Alleged Sexual Assault In Plano 10 Years Ago
• 'Health Service Corps' Modeled After National Guard Could Help Weary Health Care Workers
• Marlboro Company Granted Approval To Operate Fully Automated Commercial Drone Flights
• Public Barred From California Senate After Threats Surface
• California COVID-19 Benefits Fraud Could Reach $9.8 Billion -- Over Double The Original Estimates
• Travis Konecny's Hat Trick Buries Penguins In Loss To Flyers
• New York, Connecticut Deploying Additional National Guard Members To Washington For Inauguration Day
• Red Sox, Devers Agree To One-Year $4,575,000 Deal
• Orange County Planning To Open COVID-19 Vaccine Sites At Senior Centers
• Driver Hits 2 People In Brookline
• Dallas Man Troy Smocks Charged With Making Threats Regarding Capitol Riots
• Pleas Continue For More Efficient, Faster Coronavirus Vaccination Process
• FBI Readies For Potential Protest At State Capitol
• New Coronavirus Variant Could Be Dominant Strain By March, CDC Says
• Southwest Philadelphia Triple Shooting Leaves Man, Woman Critically Wounded: Police
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Bucks County Woman Diagnosed With Highly Contagious UK Coronavirus Variant
• Vice President Mike Pence Speaks At Memorial Service For Chuck Yeager In West Virginia
• Police Arrest Boston Attorney Gary Zerola, Wanted In Connection With Rape And Break-In
• LA County Coroner Releases Inquest Findings In Death Of Andres Guardado
• Online Videos Help Prosecutors Pursue People Who Stormed US Capitol
• Sacramento Zoo Reopens Again To The Public
• COVID Vaccine: Santa Clara County Fears 'Chaos' as Vaccination Supplies Dwindle
• Elk Herd Thriving After Being Driven From Habitat Destroyed By Cameron Peak Fire
• Teen Charged In Police Cruiser Fire During May Riots Arrested Trying To Board International Flight
• EDD Fraud: Class Action Suit Filed Against Bank of America Over Hacked Unemployment Debit Cards
• Woman Shot And Killed As She Pursues Man Who Stole Her Cellphone
• 6 conspiracy theories about the 2020 election – debunked
• 4 Teens Injured In Quadruple Shooting In Philadelphia's Logan Neighborhood, Police Say
• Colorado Congressman Ed Perlmutter Helps National Guardsman Deployed To Protect Capitol Become U.S. Citizen
• Man Accused Of Assaulting 2 LAPD Officers With Deadly Weapon Arrested
• Denver Weather: Calmer With Mountain Snow This Weekend
• Downtown Denver Businesses Board Up To Prepare For Possible Protests
• Travel Company To Refund $655K To Minnesota Music Students
• LASD Deputy Jason Ghassan Kailany Pleads Not Guilty To Rape Charges
• Virginia holiday commemorating Confederacy no longer celebrated
• Feds Charge Hammond, Indiana, Man With Entering U.S. Capitol During Riots
• Boston, Saugus Police Officers Investigated For Possible Role In Capitol Riot, I-Team Sources Say
• 'We Are Out' | Limited Supply, Appointments As Maryland Ramps Up COVID-19 Vaccinations Monday; Officials Urge Patience
• On A Positive Note: 'Blessing Box' In Penn Hills Overflows With Help And Hope
• Dodgers Manager Dave Roberts, Jackie Robinson's Daughter Honored At Martin Luther King Jr. Brotherhood Celebration Breakfast
• Maryland Department Of Juvenile Services Offering Unique Program To Help Families With Young People Once Behind Bars
• Train Strikes Semi Truck In Plainfield
• Stingy Ravens Secondary Tasked With Stopping Josh Allen, Stefon Diggs In AFC Divisional Round
• Class Action Filed Against Bank Of America Over EDD Fraud
• National Rifle Association Files For Bankruptcy, Announces Plan To Move To Texas
• State Police Issue 6 Warnings, 4 Notices Of Violation To Pittsburgh Establishments Not Following COVID-19 Restrictions
• Morgan Hill Man Arrested For Stabbing Woman Several Times
• Indoor Dining In New York City Remains Shut Down As Restrictions Are Lifted In Other Parts Of State
• Man Shot And Killed On Crenshaw Boulevard In Inglewood, Suspect At Large
• Arrested: Jose Romero Accused Of Killing Woman In Palmer Lake
• Beloved Fort Worth Barber Louis Ayala Dies After Bout With COVID-19
• Ravens' Mark Andrews: Despite Being Apart, Team Stayed Close Through Adversity Of COVID-19 Outbreak
• Newsom: 'We're Going To Increase The Pace And Distribution' At New COVID Vaccination Super Sites
• 'We Play Hard' | Ravens Defensive Line Proving To Be An Anchor During Playoff Run
• Joe Biden's Coronavirus Plan: 100 Million COVID-19 Vaccine Shots In 100 Days Just The Start
• 7-Year-Old Boy Held Hostage In Brooklyn Park Home Invasion Reunited With Family
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Unlike Neighboring States, COVID-19 Vaccine Not Available To General Public
• Anoka-Hennepin Installs 'Game Changer' Filtration Systems In Schools Before Students' Return
• Wayland Librarians Mystified By Potatoes Gathering On Library's Front Lawn
• COVID Vaccination Super Site Opens At Dodger Stadium Friday
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Blames Federal Government For Slow Rollout Of COVID-19 Vaccine Supply
• Still No Resolution For North Chicago Police Pensioners Told To Work As Dispatchers Or Lose Their Benefits
• More Than 100,000 Counterfeit N-95 Masks Seized During Busts At JFK Airport
• White Sox Finalize Deal With Athletics Closer Hendriks
• 'Taking Advantage Of What The Defense Gives' | Ravens Offense Hitting Stride At Just The Right Time
• Special Prosecutor: Vallejo Police Officers Acted In Self-Defense In Willie McCoy Fatal Shooting
• Tarrant County Residents Should Expect Long Wait For COVID-19 Vaccine As Demand Continues To Increase
• Legal Action Filed To Obtain Confidential Natalie Wood Death Records
• New Yorkers Shocked By Canceled COVID Vaccine Appointments Reportedly Told State Moved Doses To Other Locations
• CTU Holds Car Caravan To Protest CPS Decision To Return To In-Person Learning
• I-70 Reopens After Deadly Crash And Multi-Car Pileup In Windy Conditions Friday
• Chicago Bakery Turns Ovens Back On After Getting A Surprise Check To Reopen; 'We're Very Grateful'
• Off To Solid Start, Dorrell Sees Big Things In Store For CU
• Ravens' Lamar Jackson Becoming More Vocal In Leading Team Through Playoff Run
• Karl-Anthony Towns Tests Positive For COVID-19
• NYC Head Of Emergency Management Deanne Criswell Selected To Lead FEMA
• La Salle, St. Joe's Hoping Martin Luther King Day Game Becomes Annual Tradition
• USPS Temporarily Removes Collection Boxes Due To 'Possible Civil Event'
• Carjacking Victim Marquis Moy Recovering After Being Shot In The Head
• New Jersey 5th Grader Raises Money For Those In Need With 'Flags Of Gratitude' Honoring Frontline Workers, Everyday Heroes
• Philadelphia Soul Food Industry Icon KeVen Parker Dies At 57
• Max & Erma's Parkway West Restaurant Closing And Selling Items To Highest Bidder
• Biden 'Convinced' 100 Million People Can Be Vaccinated In First 100 Days
• Critical test on tap for NASA moon rocket
• Health Officials Seek Help Identifying Man Struck By Vehicle While Cycling
• Orange County Reports 3,158 New COVID-19 Cases, 82 Deaths
• 91-year-old man with dementia bonds with kids across the street
• Dallas County COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout Brings Large Crowds, More Changes
• New Jersey State Employees Ordered To Work From Home On Inauguration Day Because Of Increased Security Concerns
• Exclusive: Odds Of Surviving COVID Improve In New York Area, Doctors Show CBS2 How Hospital Treatment Evolved
• 'Just Too Many Similarities': Group Of Business Owners Believe Trucks Have Become Targets Of Thief On Stealing Spree
• Kidsburgh: Local Organization's Free, Virtual Art Classes Give Kids Creative Outlet During Pandemic
• Erbes Fire In Thousand Oaks Nears Containment Friday
• 'Kill Him With His Own Gun:' Cops Describe Being Attacked By Capitol Rioters
• Pritzker Activates 250 National Guard Troops In Springfield Ahead Of Potential Armed Protests
• "Kill him with his own gun:" Cops describe attack from Capitol mob
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Pregnant And Nursing Women Turn To Doctors For Advice About Vaccine
• Barstool Fund Helps Saugus Barber Shop Survive During Pandemic
• Report: Phillies Offer J.T. Realmuto 5-Year Contract Worth More Than $100 Million
• U of M Study Finds Less-Lethal Weapons Used During George Floyd Protests Inappropriate For Crowd Control, Violated UN Guidelines
• Stimulus Check Update: 'I Believe We Have A Moral Obligation,' Says President-Elect Joe Biden
• Furry Tails: Reese, Princess & Riley Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Fort Lyon Evacuated: Wildfire Burning on John Martin Reservoir State Wildlife Area
• Amid Pandemic, Many Minnesotans Say They'd Donate Lottery Winnings To Those In Need
• Pritzker Announces Indoor Dining And Bar Service Can Resume Sooner Than Expected; Phase 1B Of Vaccination Plan Starts Jan. 25
• Faces of COVID: Retired Teacher Bob Emary Believed In Passing On Knowledge
• Community Steps In To Help Meals On Wheels Program Almost Forced To Close
• Texas State Capitol Closed Through Inauguration Day 'Out Of Abundance Of Caution'
• Denver Bronco, Ex-DeSoto High Star Von Miller Under Criminal Investigation In Colorado
• First COVID Vaccines Given Out At Gillette Stadium; Site To Officially Open Monday
• New Jersey Teachers Unions Call On State To Prioritize Educators In Latest Wave Of COVID Vaccine Eligibility
• Will Trump Watch Joe Biden's Inauguration From Mar-a-Lago? Palm Beach Officials Send Letter To Expect Road Closures Around Estate
• 'It Has Been My Zen, My Sanity Throughout COVID', Former Sesame Street Writer Luis Santeiro Turns To Art
• Long Island Community Honors Fallen NYPD Detective Steven McDonald 4 Years After Death
• Remains Found In Suitcases Identified As Joshua Lockard
• Charges Against Joseph Bologna, Philadelphia Police Officer Accused Of Striking Student With Baton During George Floyd Protest, Dismissed
• Several Denver City Buildings Closed Downtown, Under Modified Schedules Due To Heightened Security Measures
• Gov. Cuomo Says He Supports Attorney General's Request For Outside Monitor To Oversee NYPD: 'I Think The People Of The City Deserve An Apology'
• Pitt Teams With FDA To Develop Therapies That Could One Day Restore Vision To Blind People
• FBI: Florida Man Daniel Baker Arrested For Plotting Violent Attack On Pro-Trump Protesters At State Capitol Building
• 'No Credible Threats' To Minnesota State Capitol; Safety Officials Are 'Alert' And 'Prepared' Ahead Of Inauguration
• New Research Out Of British University Believes Mindfulness Courses Can 'Improve Mental Health'
• New Research Out Of British University Believes Mindfulness Courses Can 'Improve Mental Health'
• Battle Over Space Command: How Did Huntsville Beat Colorado Springs?
• Colorado Dust Storm Could Be Seen From Space
• Drug Bust: 20 Pounds Of Meth 'Taken Off The Streets' In Adams County, Arellano Villa-Gomez Arrested
• Consumer Electronics Show Goes Virtual, Many Products Designed To Protect Against COVID-19
• 'It's Shameful': Flags Honoring First Responders Vandalized On Cape Cod
• Saugus Halts Plans To Reopen School Days Before Students Scheduled To Return
• Dallas County Reports 2,817 New COVID-19 Cases, 24 More Deaths Friday
• Consumer Electronics Show Goes Virtual During Pandemic
• WATCH: Retired CBS13 Anchor, Local TV Legend Stan Atkinson Gets COVID-19 Vaccine
• Oakland Chef Dishes Up 'Democracy Gumbo' To Celebrate VP-Elect Kamala Harris' Inauguration
• 'We Want To Do Our Part': Miami Heat Donate $1 Million To Bridge Healthcare Gap In Minority Communities
• LA City Council Cancels Meeting Scheduled For Inauguration Day
• Investigation Involving Von Miller Ongoing In Parker
• Pacifica Municipal Pier Closed For A Month Due To Tide, High Surf Damage
• South Florida Seeing Spike In COVID Cases With Increased Hospitalizations
• Ravens-Bills Forecast Looking Dicey: Lake Effect Snow Could Fall In Buffalo During Playoff Game
• Ravens Fans Paint Old Ellicott City Purple At Pep Rally Ahead Of Bout With Bills
• Brooke Katz's Favorite Fitness Apps
• NH Expands COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout To Citizens 65 And Older
• LAX Officials Say Airport Had 1/3 Number Of Passengers In 2020
• School District Of Philadelphia Expands Meal Distribution Program To Address Students' Growing Needs
• COVID Vaccines: San Francisco Opening 3 Vaccination Sites, Sets Goal of 10,000 Vaccinations A Day
• Missing Homestead Girl Kanaiya Smith Spotted On Store's Surveillance Video
• Pitt Men's Basketball Freshman John Hugley Suspended After Being Charged With 3 Felonies
• Solano CHP Seeks Hit-and-Run Driver Who Fatally Struck Man Near Vacaville
• Wisconsin Capitol Police Tell Lawmakers To Stay Away
• National Rifle Association Files For Bankruptcy, Announces Plan To Move To Texas
• Former Elections Worker Who Mistakenly Discarded 9 Military Ballots In Luzerne County Won't Face Charges
• COVID In Florida: 16,875 New Cases, 188 Additional Deaths
• Chair Of St. Croix GOP Party Resigns After Posting Members Should 'Prepare For War'
• Lubbock Dentist Jason Paul White Charged With Child Pornography Crimes
• Biden Speaks On Plan To Administer COVID-19 Vaccines To U.S. Population
• White Sox Sign Top International Prospect, Cuban OF Yoelqui Céspedes
• CTA Driver Shot At During Carjacking, CPD Investigating
• Pirates Avoid Arbitration With Pitcher Joe Musgrove, 8 Other Players
• Massachusetts Reports 5,074 New COVID Cases, 75 More Deaths
• Wiener Proposes Bill Banning Intersex Surgery for Children
• COVID-19 In Maryland: State's Case Total Surpasses 320K; Positivity Rate Down
• Frisco Realtor Jenna Ryan In Custody For Alleged Involvement In US Capitol Riot, FBI Raids Home
• Pennsylvania Activates 1,000 More National Guard Ahead Of Inauguration Day
• Billboards Against Culling Of Canada Geese Going Up In Denver
• Jaylen Brown, Daniel Theis Upgraded To Available For Celtics Friday Night Vs. Magic
• 45 MPH Winds Force Ground Stop At DFW Airport, Arrivals 2 Hours Behind
• Mega Millions Jackpot Up To $750 Million For Friday's Drawing; Powerball At $640 Million For Saturday
• Dead Body Found Inside Burning Apartment In Daly City
• The hurdles of vaccinating the homeless community
• Bills' Matt Milano Says Team Is 'Pretty Confident' They Can Contain Ravens' Lamar Jackson
• Texas Man Samuel Yates Charged With $5 Million COVID-Relief Fraud
• Funeral home staff overwhelmed by waves of COVID-19 deaths
• Gov. Hogan Announces $30M In COVID-19 Relief For Entertainment Venues
• Austin Shootings Leave 3 Wounded On 3 Different Blocks
• Carlow University College Of Health And Wellness Students Get First Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Buildings Board Up Around State Capitol, California Mobilizes National Guard Amid Concern Over Unrest
• Folsom Restaurant Accused Of Giving Minor Alcohol Before Deadly Crash Has Liquor License Temporarily Suspended
• Red Flag Warnings Extended Amid Santa Ana Winds, Dry Conditions
• 60 Minutes interviews Washington QB Alex Smith
• Jailed After DUI Arrest, Former Ald. Proco 'Joe' Moreno Granted Bail, Required To Undergo Alcohol Treatment
• Armando Juarez Gets Life In Prison Without Parole For 2018 Murder Of Dallas Officer
• Massachusetts Drops Flu Vaccine Requirement For Students
• Archdiocese Of Philadelphia High Schools To Learn Virtually On President-Elect Joe Biden's Inauguration Day
• Jacob Shockey Sentenced To 40 Years For Killing Terrence Davis Over $20
• 'This Is Appalling': Gov. Walz Reacts To Report On Federal Reserve Of Vaccines Being Exhausted
• Orioles Avoid Arbitration With Trey Mancini, Reach 1-Year Deal
• Pittsburgh Penguins To Host 'Community Heroes' And Select Season-Ticket Holders At Home Games
• Thornton Boy Diagnosed With Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome, More Cases Popping Up In Colorado
• Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Activates More National Guard As Columbus Shutters Ahead Of Inauguration Day
• Pittsburgh Penguins Defenseman Zach Trotman Has Successful Knee Surgery
• 1 Dead, 1 Hurt In Arden Arcade Stabbing; Suspect Arrested
• COVID-19 In Illinois: State Surpasses 18,000 Deaths, But Infection Rate At Lowest Point In Nearly 3 Months
• Browns-Chiefs Preview: 'There's Something Very, Very Special About Cleveland,' Says CBS's Amy Trask
• Magic Mountain, Forum Among 5 New COVID Vaccine Supersites Opening In LA County Next Week
• Detroit Actor Making A Name For Himself In Hollywood, Appearing In Season Premiere Of CW's 'All American'
• Driver Who Pulled Off To Side Of Road In Solano County Killed In Hit-And-Run
• Texas Rep. Joe Deshotel Tests Positive For COVID-19 After Lawmakers Vote To Not Require Testing
• Karl Tomanek Charged With Shooting Out Police Windshield During Search
• 26 Baltimore Police Officers Headed To DC To Help With Inauguration Security
• $2.2B In COVID-19 Funds Going To Pennsylvania Schools
• Free Breast Cancer Screenings Offered For Uninsured Women
• I-20 Shut Down In Terrell Due To Downed Power Lines Caused By High Winds
• Trader Joe's, Dollar General Paying Workers To Get COVID-19 Vaccines
• COVID Surge: California Confirms Over 42,000 New Cases; CDC Warns Of UK Variant Growing In State
• FBI Investigating Boston Police Employee Over Cruiser Parts Purchase, Sources Say
• Shavon Greene Arrested In Glen Burnie Stabbing, Police Say
• No Charges Will Be Filed In Pennsylvania Discarded-Ballots Case
• Baltimore Police Still Looking For Rape Suspect, 4 Others Wanted In Violent Crimes
• 1 Displaced After Fire Burns Home In San Francisco's Bernal Heights
• Nets Introduce All-Star James Harden Following Blockbuster Trade
• San Francisco Police Seek Suspects in Excelsior District Assault; Victim Critical
• 'Concerning Online Chatter' | DC Security Heightens Ahead Of Joe Biden's Inauguration
• FBI Dallas Office On 'Heightening Level' Of Awareness Ahead Of Inauguration
• Alicia Esquibel Charged With Stabbing Denver Police Officer Several Times
• Westbound 91 Freeway In Anaheim Hills To Close Overnight Friday
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Franca
• UPDATE: Suspicious Package At Google Building Deemed 'Not Dangerous'
• Gov. Baker Signs 'Laura's Law' To Improve Hospital Signs, Lighting
• Maryland, US Lawmakers Recognize Capitol Police Officer Eugene Goodman For Heroism During Capitol Riot
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Giant Eagle Pharmacy Administering Vaccine
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• Students Rising Above: San Rafael Scholar Heads To Oxford For Study
• Due To Security Threats, MN's Federal Courthouses To Close For Several Days Beginning Sunday
• At Village Revival Records, The Vinyl Collection Never Stops Growing
• $650K Worth Of Meth, Heroin Seized After Warrant Search Of Sacramento County Probationer
• Major airlines banning guns in checked bags to D.C. airports
• Pittsburgh Mills Movie Theater To Reopen
• Bay Area Seniors Seeking COVID-19 Vaccine Face 'Logistical Nightmare'
• Oscar Mayer Is Looking For New Wienermobile Drivers
• Early Morning Shooting In East Oakland Hospitalizes Man
• Chicago Faith Leaders Show Support For CPS Teachers Hesitant To Return To Class Because Of COVID
• Texas-Based Dating App Bumble Setting Up To Go Public
• Kyrie Irving fined $50,000 by NBA for attending indoor party
• Man, Woman Accused Of Running Brothels In Framingham
• Chief Of Staff For Illinois House Speaker Welch Tests Positive For COVID-19; Lawmakers And Staff Urged To Self-Isolate
• Conservative Radio Talk Show Host Jenna Ryan In Custody, Facing Federal Charges After Involvement In U.S. Capitol Riot
• Two Police Officers, Four Others, Face Cocaine Trafficking Charges After 300 Bricks Seized At Opa Locka Airport
• Coronavirus death toll tops 2 million worldwide
• COVID Preventing Pitkin County From 'Achieving Our Goals,' County Moving To Level Red
• New Jersey To Fine Sports Books Asking Players To Cancel Withdrawals
• Chicago Leaders Virtually Commemorate Life Of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• UMass Report: Alex Morse Didn't Violate Policy In Pursuing Relationships With Students
• Police: Driver Slams Into Trash Can, Bus Stop In North Philadelphia
• Police: Serial Burglars Steal ATMs, Cash And More From Nearly 2 Dozen Businesses
• Pilot Walks Away From Hard Landing In Grass At North Perry Airport
• Toshi, Oldest Eastern Black Rhino In North America, Dies At Zoo Miami
• 17-Year-Old Anthony Sibrian Arrested, Charged With Capital Murder For Killing His Father Jose Sibrian
• Biden's inauguration to feature ceremony honoring COVID-19 victims
• Instacart and Trader Joe's to pay workers to get vaccines
• New Jersey Rep. Mikie Sherrill Tells CBS2 About Concerns Over Capitol Tours Day Before Deadly Riot: 'It Seemed As If They Were Gathering Intelligence'
• Parents, Teachers In Pilsen Slam CPS Return To In-Person Classes; 'This Plan Is Disrespectful And We Cannot Trust It'
• COVID In Minnesota: 33 Deaths And 1,640 Virus Cases Reported, Over 180,000 Total Vaccine Doses Distributed
• Family Of Six Escapes Allapattah Apartment Fire
• Top 3 Offseason Moves For New Denver Broncos General Manager George Paton
• National Park Service Closes National Mall Ahead Of Inauguration
• Man Suffers Medical Emergency While Working On 41st Floor Of New High-Rise In Center City
• Stimulus Check Update: Friday Is Last Day For IRS To Send Out $600 Payments
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces Over 6,000 New Coronavirus Cases, 215 More Deaths
• Biden "convinced" 100 million can be vaccinated in 100 days
• MN Weather: 220+ Crashes After Winter Storm Creates Blizzard, Hazardous Travel Conditions
• Post Malone gives free pairs of shoes to healthcare workers
• Folake Olowofoyeku On CBS' 'Bob Hearts Abishola': 'I'm Extremely Proud To Be A Part Of This Presentation Of Nigerian Culture'
• University unveils statue honoring WNBA star A'ja Wilson
• Lawyers Push California to Move Inmates to Front of Vaccine Line
• Saint Joseph Hospital In Denver Honors Health Care Workers With Mural
• Police Searching For Missing At-Risk 28-Year-Old Man In Elkton
• Sarah Cooper: I'm moving on from lip-syncing Trump
• White Sox Sign Closer Liam Hendriks To 4-Year, $54 Million Contract
• NBA Fines Nets' Kyrie Irving $50,000 For Violating Health And Safety Protocols
• VIDEO: Hear Football Coach Riley Dodge As He Prepares To Faceoff Against His Dad, Todd, For The Texas State Title
• 1 Person Rushed To Hospital After Two-Car Crash In North Philadelphia
• 'Grace Was A Bright Light': Holy Cross Remembers One-Year Anniversary Of Tragic Crash
• Snakes Learn To Scale Smooth Cylinders, Colorado State Researchers 'Amazed'
• Some wealthy Americans accused of skipping vaccine line
• Governor Whitmer Activated The National Guard at Michigan Capital
• Florida Capitol Staff Told To Work From Home As Police Prepare For Possible Protests
• OC Rep. Katie Porter Says She Barricaded For 6 Hours During Capitol Siege
• 'QAnon Shaman' Jacob Anthony Chansley's Attorney Says 'He Felt Like He Was Answering The Call Of Our President'
• MARC Train Suspending Some Service, DC Metro Stations Close Ahead Of Inauguration
• Sunsets In Denver After 5 p.m. Start Up This Weekend!
• Power outage ruins 165 doses of COVID-19 vaccine
• Colorado Weather: First Red Flag Warning Of 2021 Issued As Gusty Wind Continues
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 420 New Cases, Including A Delayed Test Result From August
• Stephon Gilmore Fires Off A Cryptic Tweet, Promising An 'Interesting Year' In 2021
• Entire Dutch government resigns over child welfare scandal
• Nuggets Build Lead And Don't Let It Slip This Time, Defeat Golden State 114-104
• Russia following U.S. to abandon Open Skies arms control treaty
• Sacramento Sheriff Scott Jones Says Some Local Deputies Attended D.C. Trump Rally
• Mar-A-Lago Warned, But Not Fined, For Mostly Maskless New Year's Eve Bash
• Woman Killed By DUI Suspect On Highway 99 Identified As 26-Year-Old Roseville Resident
• Power Outage In Lakewood Causes 165 Doses Of COVID Vaccine To Be Thrown Out
• Texas Woman Zahra Badri Indicted For Transporting Child For Female Genital Mutilation
• Report: Yankees Finalizing Deal With DJ LeMahieu For Six-Years, $90 Million
• Aurora Police: Man Assaulted Gas Station Employee After Being Asked To Wear Face Mask
• 3 People Shot In Antioch; Suspects Sought
• New Jersey Authorities Preparing For Armed Protest At Trenton Capitol Building
• Calls For Arrest Of Texas Officer Who Killed Unarmed Black Man Patrick Warren Sr. Man During Mental Health Emergency
• Man Convicted In 3 Killings To Be Last Executed Under Trump
• 700 kids crossed the U.S. border alone after being required to wait in Mexico
• COVID Vaccine Questions Answered: Can You Still Catch Virus After First Dose?
• Pelosi: Smaller inauguration is "not a concession to the terrorists"
• Justice Department Watchdog Opens Probe Into U.S. Capitol Riot Response
• PTL Links: January 15, 2021
• Man, 28, Dead After Shooting In Stockton
• Lots Of Love For Kevan Miller After Defenseman Makes Return To Bruins Lineup
• Dozens killed as Indonesia quake topples homes, buildings
• Man Dies After Crashing Into Tree While Skiing At Eldora
• Pet food recall expanded after more than 70 dogs die
• Ravens 'Scary Team To Watch' Says CBS' Amy Trask, Believes People Have Underestimated Team Entering Bills Matchup
• The Pandemic Is Getting Worse. What Happens Next Is Up To You
• US Executes Virginia Gang Killer Corey Johnson Despite COVID-19 Infection
• Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Wants Residency Restrictions For COVID-19 Vaccinations
• For National Bagel Day, Jason DeRusha Lists His Top Bagel Spots In Minnesota
• Philadelphia Police: Woman Shot, Killed After Possibly Thrown From Car In Frankford
• DA: Police Shooting Of Thomas Murray In Newbury Was Justified
• Biden unveils $1.9 trillion economic relief as Trump's Senate trial looms
• Anita Dunn to join Biden administration temporarily
• U.S. Capitol Rioters Included Highly Trained Ex-Military And Cops That Used Hand Signals, Wore Body Armor
• 22-Year-Old College Student From Pa. Dies From Ski Accident In Adirondacks
• Sacramento Man Resigns From Position In California Republican Assembly After Involvement In Capitol Riot
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Phased Distribution Of Covid Vaccine
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Vaccine Rollout Seeing Mixed Results; Seniors Facing Vaccine 'Logistical Nightmare'; San Jose State Women's Basketball Cancels Season
• New Hampshire To Begin Vaccinating Anyone 65 Or Older Starting Jan. 22
• NYPD Releases New Photos Of Suspect In Attempted Rape In Bronx Stairwell
• TSA Confiscates Loaded Gun At Pittsburgh International Airport Checkpoint
• New York City Marks 12 Years Since 'Miracle On The Hudson' Plane Landing
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/15 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• PHOTOS: George Clooney Spotted In Ipswich Scouting Location For Upcoming Movie
• Oakdale Hospital Offering $300 To Employees Who Get Vaccinated
• Texas cop shoots and kills Black man during mental health check
• High-Speed Chase Ends With Fiery, Fatal Wreck On 405 Freeway In Van Nuys
• 'We Should Be Doing A Much Better Job': Differences In State, LA County Guidelines Causing COVID-19 Vaccine Confusion
• Heavyweight Champ George Foreman Rolls Up His Sleeve To Get The COVID-19 Vaccine In Texas
• Anne Arundel County Board Of Education Moving Forward With Hybrid Learning Plan
• LA County COVID-19 Death Toll Surpasses 13,000
• Open Enrollment For 'Pennie' Pennsylvania's State Health Insurance Program Ends Friday
• Brad Marchand Calls Tuukka Rask 'The Backbone' Of Bruins After Shootout Win Over Devils
• LA County Officials Say No COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Have Been Discarded
• Orlando Waitress Flavaine Carvalho Hailed As Hero For Helping Abused Boy
• Stimulus Check (Or Debit Card) Is In The Mail: Here's What It Looks Like
• Massachusetts Offering $78.6 Million In COVID-19 Grants To Small Businesses
• COVID In Philadelphia: Mass Vaccination Clinic Returns To Pennsylvania Convention Center
• It's Not Too Late To Set Realistic Resolutions For 2021
• Pigeon thought to have crossed Pacific escapes death in Australia
• Restaurant manager uses concealed sign to help rescue abused boy
• U.S. executes drug trafficker who recently contracted COVID
• Keep It Clean: Addressing Six Myths About Cleaning & Disinfectant Products
• Biden cancels plans to travel by Amtrak to inauguration
• With new sub-launched missiles, North Korea aims to pressure Biden
• Biden picks Jaime Harrison for DNC chair
• Man sentenced to life over fatal stabbing of college student
• 2 Face Charges After Police Pursuit, Crash In Brockton
• Joanne Rogers, Widow Of Fred Rogers, Dies At Age 92
• Former Pittsburgh Steeler Sam Davis' Family Sues McKeesport Personal Care Home For Negligence In His Death
• Wilmington AME Pastor Rev. Silvester Beaman To Offer Benediction At Biden Inauguration
• Rittenhouse posed for photos with Proud Boys supporters while on bail
• "A certain danger": Judge detains man over Capitol riot threats
• Ex-Air Force officer at Capitol riot intended "to take hostages"
• Biden unveils $1.9 trillion COVID relief bill
• Can Trump be tried for impeachment after leaving office?
• Rare Mickey Mantle card sells for record-breaking $5.2 million
• LAPD Chief Tells 10,000 Officers To Be Ready For Deployment Ahead Of Inauguration; California National Guard Troops Deployed
• COVID In Philadelphia: Dr. Thomas Farley 'Hoping' City May Start To See Turnaround From Winter Wave
• Capitol Mob Included Texas Police Officers, A Sheriff's Lieutenant And A Retired Air Force Colonel
• Capitol rioters communicated using military hand signals, source says
• Smartwatches can help detect COVID-19 before symptoms show
• Post-COVID lungs worse than the worst smokers' lungs, surgeon says
• Biden to extend pause on federal student loan payments
• 'Free File Alliance' Offers Free Tax Preparation To Millions Of Americans
• Warning Period Begins For City Drivers Going 6-10 MPH Over Speed Limit
• 'There's Just Not A Right Or Wrong Answer', Broward Mayor Steve Geller Relying On Gov. DeSantis To Help Speed Up COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout
• Joe Biden To Detail Vaccine Plan Friday; Lori Lightfoot Says Chicago Doesn't Have Enough Vaccines
• How manufacturers make it impossible to repair your gadgets
• 'Are You The B**** That Stormed The Capitol?': Florist Bombarded With Hate, Mistaken For Shop Owned By Capitol Rioter
• COVID Politics: California Democrats Starting To Take Gov. Newsom Recall Effort Seriously
• Animal Lovers Hope Archdiocese Halts Killing Of Deer At St. Casimir Cemetery; 'What They Should Be Doing Is Tranquilizing ... And Relocating Them'
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: State And Local Leaders To Release Updated Vaccine Distribution Plans
• NASA Scientist Joins Eyewitness News To Explain 2020 Weather Assessment
• Mid-Morning Links: KIWY Mask | Sweet Potato Comfort Pie's 7​th​ Annual MLK Holiday of Service | VocalEssence
• Man pleads guilty to flying drone that hit LAPD helicopter
• Pittsburgh Weather: Friday Starts Off Warm, Cold Temperatures And Snow Expected This Afternoon
• New Year, New You: A Breakdown Of Healthy Meal Kit Plans
• Argument Over Trash May Have Led To Deadly Shooting Outside Apartment Building In Tioga, Philadelphia Police Say
• 311 Calls To Trim Dangerous Trees Are Being Marked 'Completed,' Sometimes With Claims There's 'No Tree'
• 'He Was Living His Best Life': Sister Speaks Out After 25-Year-Old Milan Loncar Gunned Down While Walking Dog In Brewerytown
• President-Elect Joe Biden Introduces 'American Rescue' COVID-19 Relief Plan
• Chicago Weather: Snow Showers Friday Into Saturday
• Navy SEAL pleads guilty in hazing death of Green Beret
• To Do List: Hit The Slopes, Free Fitness, Winter Walk
• 930 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For COVID-19 In Last Week
• Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day Service Events In South Florida
• Post Malone Donates 10,000 Of His Duet Max Clog II Crocs To Frontline Workers
• Brooklyn Park Standoff Ends: Child Hostage Released, Suspect Dies Of Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound
• COVID Vaccine: CBS2 Finds Nearly Empty Vaccination Centers Turning Eligible New Yorkers Away Overnight
• Philadelphia Police Release Video Of Suspects Wanted For Killing Man Walking Dog In Brewerytown
• 'It's The Devil's Dungeon Here': South Florida Residents Fed Up With Bloody Start To 2021
• Retired Chester Firefighter Robert Sanford Arrested For Allegedly Throwing Fire Extinguisher At Police During Capitol Riot
• Giant Burmese Python Sunning Itself In Cooler Weather Removed From Coral Gables Driveway
• Philadelphia Drug Dealer Arrested, More Than $200,000 Worth Of Meth Seized From Home, Authorities Say
• One Person Dies In Hopewell Township House Fire
• Hurley's Picks: Soaking In The Historical Sweetness Of Tom Brady-Drew Brees Matchup
• Pittsburgh Police Investigating Man Found With Gunshot Wound In Homewood
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Wolf Administration Expands Vaccination Partnership For Long-Term Care Facilities
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Temporary Waiver Allows Pharmacists To Administer Vaccine
• Death Of Woman During Brookline House Fire Ruled Accident
• Friday's Show Info (1/15/21)
• Humane Animal Rescue Announces Rebrand, Unveils New Name And Logo
• Part of bus dangles from NYC overpass

Videos from January 15, 2021

• Congressman Adam Kinzinger on "The Takeout" — 1/15/2021
• Man with dementia forms special bond with kids
• Hindsight is 2020: An Unprecedented Election
• New Jersey prepares for armed protest at state Capitol
• Biden pledges to vaccinate 100 million Americans in his first 100 days in office
• U.S. records deadliest week since the pandemic began as frustration grows over vaccination efforts
• President-elect Biden announces plan for coronavirus vaccine distribution
• Frustration grows over vaccine rollout efforts
• New questions on whether the Capitol mob had help from the inside
• Biden outlines COVID-19 vaccination plan
• Officer describes being assaulted during Capitol riot
• Former Michigan Governor Rick Snyder and 8 others charged in 2014 Flint water crisis
• 60 Minutes interviews Washington QB Alex Smith
• The best gadgets you might have missed at CES
• COVID-19 deaths create work overload for funeral homes
• Biden proposes $1,400 payments and $15 minimum wage in coronavirus relief proposal
• Former FDA official calls Biden's vaccine plan "aggressive" but "something we need"
• Nancy Pelosi addresses Trump impeachment, inauguration security concerns
• Rioters used anti-Semitic imagery during Capitol assault
• Some Republicans argue Trump's pre-riot comments are protected speech
• Doctor discusses COVID-19 vaccine after receiving key second dose
• Law enforcement prepares for President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration
• Russia abandoning Open Skies arms control treaty
• Growing participation in far-right groups by white women
• FBI tracking "extensive" chatter involving potential inauguration threats
• "48 Hours" preview: The Murder of Jackie Vandagriff
• Report blames former Attorney General Jeff Sessions for family separations at the border
• Norway warns of coronavirus vaccine risks for elderly
• WorldView: Crews search for survivors after earthquake in Indonesia; North Korea unveils submarine-launched missiles
• New York attorney general sues NYPD over response to Black Lives Matter protests
• Federal investigators suspect some Capitol attackers had military training
• "48 Hours" investigates if a woman was murdered because she resembled the killer's ex-girlfriend
• Actor Folake Olowofoyeku on hit sitcom, new music
• Washington, D.C., area students talk about how they're coping amid COVID-19 pandemic
• The impact President Trump's impeachment could have on Biden's agenda
• Doctors say some wealthy and well-connected people are trying to cut vaccine line
• As investigators review Capitol attack videos, some rioters appear to have used military style tactics
• Family calls for the arrest of the officer who killed a Black man during a mental health check
• What's in Biden's $1.9 trillion COVID-19 rescue plan
• 1/15: CBSN AM
• U.S. on high alert ahead of Inauguration Day
• What was social media's role in the deadly Capitol assault?