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Articles from January 18, 2021

• UPDATE: Rescue Crews To Resume Search For Boy Swept To Sea Off Coast Of San Mateo County
• UPDATE: Downed Power Lines Shut Down I-680, Both Directions In Fremont, Milpitas
• CHP Issues More Than 100 Citations For Illegal Parking Along Sierra Roads
• Colorado Double Lung Transplant Recipient Survives COVID: 'My Donor Saved Me Twice'
• Wrongful Death Lawsuit: Widow Sues LaSalle Police Over Killing Of Deputy Jesse Jenson
• Strangers Battle Flames To Rescue Men From Burning Car
• CBS4 Partners With Denver Rescue Mission To Spread The Warmth
• A Quarter-Million SoCal Edison Customers Could See Power Shutoffs Due To Santa Ana Winds
• Human Remains Found In Field Identified As Missing Fairfield Man Zachary Rose
• COVID MUTATION: Surges, Community Infections Driving Potentially Dangerous Variants Of Coronavirus
• Sacramento Mayor Calls For Continued Vigilance Against Violence Ahead Of Inauguration
• Warriors Rally From 14 Down In 4th, Beat Lakers 115-113
• LA County Reports 9,927 New COVID-19 Cases, 88 Deaths
• Residents Asked To Shelter-In Place While Crews Mop Up After Fire In Milpitas
• MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell Says Bed Bath And Beyond, Kohl's To Drop His Products; Dominion Voting Systems Threatens To Sue
• Trump Expected To Issue Pardons On Last Day As President While Senate Set To Reconvene
• Capela, Hunter Propel Hawks Past Timberwolves; MLK Honored
• Ducks Hold Off Wild 1-0 In Home Opener
• No Surprise: Los Angeles Ranks No. 1 In Having The Nation's Worst Traffic
• Chicago Weather: A Quiet Forecast And A Mostly Cloudy Night
• In Honor Of Dr. King & Service, Brother Jeff's Provides 1,600 Free Meals
• Jon Lester Set To Head To Washington Nationals
• Why Are Debit Cards Being Issued For The 2nd Stimulus Payment? Also, How To Avoid Scams
• Dolton Village Trustee Tiffany Henyard Gives Away Gas For Free Amid Run For Mayor; Spokesperson Denies It's For Votes
• Norton To Hold Funeral Procession For Police Officer Who Died Of COVID-19
• Pittsburgh Police Locate Missing 15-Year-Old Hailey Anderson
• California Urges Stop To 300,000 Moderna Coronavirus Vaccines After Some Fall Ill
• Gibson Posts Shutout, Ducks Hold Off Wild 1-0 In Home Opener
• SF Coroner IDs Father, Son Killed In Marina District Murder-Suicide
• University Of Delaware Drum Line To Escort President-Elect Joe Biden To White House On Inauguration Day
• Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald To Bring Security Detail To President-Elect Joe Biden's Inauguration
• Minneapolis Elder 'Fearful' After Suspect Who Shot Her Is Out On Bail
• Maryland Man Bryan Betancur Arrested After GPS Monitor Places Him At US Capitol During Riots, Prosecutors Say
• Cal Fire Rescues Injured Person After Sledding Accident At Donner Summit
• 8-Year-Old Boy Wounded When Gun Goes Off At Bronx Apartment; Father Arrested
• $7K Reward Offered In Fatal Shooting Of Baltimore Safe Streets Leader Dante Barksdale
• Pa. Woman Arrested After Being Spotted At U.S. Capitol Riots, Allegedly Taking Laptop From Pelosi's Office To Sell To Russia
• System Glitch Has 2 Chicago Walgreens Locations Giving COVID-19 Vaccines To People Who Aren't Eligible, Tipsters Say
• Durant, Harden Put On A Show, Nets Need Every Bit Of It As They Hang On For Win Over Bucks
• Catherine Pugh Asking For President Trump To Commute Sentence In 'Healthy Holly' Book Scandal
• Kris Kinsey Arrested In Bucks County For Threatening Joe Biden, Tom Wolf, Other Democrats
• Curbside Recycling Resumes Tuesday In Baltimore Following Suspension Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Candlelight Vigil Held For Murdered 6-Year-Old Miami Girl
• Person Seriously Hurt In Dundalk Fire Monday Night
• Remembering MLK: 3 Friends Who Spent Time In Jail Now Give Back To Underserved Communities With Food Delivery Business
• Man Shot, Killed While Standing At South LA Intersection
• Grandmother Speaks After Video Shows Her Being Carjacked At Knifepoint In Chicago Lawn
• Family Frantically Trying Locate Haitian Boys Bound For SFO Who Were Detained By Customs
• Wheels Up, Guns Down Rides Mostly Subdued Due To Heavy Police Presence
• NYPD: Nearly 30 Arrested Following Clash With Black Liberation Protesters Near City Hall
• COVID In MN: Walz Announces Pilot Program To Vaccinate 65+, Educators; 'Patience' Urged
• LaVine Scores 33 As Bulls Beat Rockets
• Heat Rally From 19 Down, Top Pistons 113-107 To End Slide
• San Bernardino County Adds 2,881 Cases, No Deaths
• Man Found Dead At Scene Of Waukegan Apartment Fire
• Car Flips Onto 3 Vehicles Parked In Minneapolis Driveway; Police Searching For Driver
• Calif. Calls For Pause On Batch Of Moderna's COVID Vaccine After Several Allergic Reactions
• Lifeless Flyers Dominated By Sabres 6-1
• 'Ultimate Example Of Sportsmanship': Buffalo Bills Fans Donate To Lamar Jackson's Favorite Charity After Ravens QB's Concussion
• Woman, 2 Men Stabbed During Quarrel In South Shore Home
• The Wienermobile Needs A 'Hot-Dog Driver'
• Goose Named Lil' Bob Became Ohio Family's Pet After Being Rescued As A Baby
• Girl Scout Troop Builds ADA Compliant Archery Range In Thornton
• Update: Police Say They Have Found Missing Coral Springs Boy
• Oakland Car Caravan Drives Home Legacy Of Martin Luther King Jr. As A Radical Disrupter
• Man Killed, Another Critically Injured In Monday Shootings In Baltimore, Police Say
• Increased Capitol Security Continues, No Protests Monday
• Shelter-In-Place Order Issued As At Least 4 Hurt In String Of Shootings In Monroe County, Authorities Say
• Shelter-In-Place Order Issued After At Least 4 Injured In String Of Shootings In Northeast Pa.
• 'I Have To Live': Victims Of EDD Fraud Say They Are Going Broke While Waiting For Bank Of America To Respond
• 2 Nooses Found Hanging From Football Field Bleachers At York Community High School In Elmhurst
• Man Shot, Killed Outside Home Near Petaluma
• Rock-Wielding Man Goes On Window Smashing Rampage In Pittsburg
• Baltimore Ravens Releasing RB Mark Ingram
• 'He Took Care Of Himself': Son Who Lost Father To COVID Believes He Was Infected At Work Despite Taking Precautions
• Attorneys Discuss Justice System Reform On Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Teenage Twin Brothers Hit By Car While Skateboarding Outside Elgin
• Remembering MLK: While Progress Has Been Made, Divides Civil Rights Giant Fought To End Still Exist Today
• Galt High School Student Killed In Crash Along With Four Family Members In Mexico
• Life Of Martin Luther King Jr. Celebrated Virtually Across The Southland
• 'Harder Than Anything I've Ever Been Through': Plano Fire Chief Sam Greif Goes Home After 16 Days In Hospital With COVID-19
• Sacramento Honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. With Car Caravan
• Balmy Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday A Welcome Respite For Bay Area Residents
• CHSAA Season B Sports Resume This Week
• Varlamov Comes Up Huge, Islanders Edge Bruins
• Kamala Harris Resigns From Senate Ahead Of VP Inauguration: A Look Back At Her Journey
• 2 Teens Shot In Car In Englewood, Go On To Hit Several Parked Cars
• UPDATE: San Francisco Dirt Bike Gang Mayhem Ends With Death On Bay Bridge
• Young Knicks Gaining Confidence, Move Within Game Of .500 With Victory Over Struggling Magic
• Man Carjacked In Parking Lot In Albany Park
• CBS News Live Updates: Trump Expected To Issue Pardons On Last Day As President
• Varlamov, Pageau Lead Islanders To 1-0 Win Over Bruins
• Caesars Plans $47 Million Renovation Of Reno's Silver Legacy
• Ravens Waive Robert Griffin III, 3 Others; Sign 11 To Reserve/Future Deals
• More Than $20,000 Worth Of Equipment And ATVs Stolen From Storage Sheds In Somerset Co.
• Weld County's Boys & Girls Clubs Gets Needed Renovations
• N.J. Nursing School Mandates Students Get COVID Vaccine Or They'll Be Forced To Withdraw From Program
• 15-Year-Old Boy Succumbs To Injuries After Being Shot In West Philadelphia Over Weekend, Police Say
• UPDATE: State Investigating Possible Allergic Reactions To Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine; Alameda County Halts Distribution
• Day Of Service: Pittsburghers Remember Life And Legacy Of Martin Luther King Jr.
• 'The Next Step For Is Just To Finish': Frustrated Ravens And Lamar Jackson Seek Different Finish In 2021
• COVID-19 In Illinois: State To Move To Next Phase In Coronavirus Vaccine Rollout Plan On Monday, Jan. 25
• Gov. Greg Abbott Says He's Offended By Vetting Of Texas National Guard In DC
• 'Bad Batch' Of Moderna Vaccines Pulled From Distribution, Putting Counties Further Behind
• Orland Park Police Say Man Who Appears To Be Officer Is Actually Package Thief
• Fighting Through A Fitness Plateau
• Police Searching For Critically Missing 15-Year-Old Girl Last Seen In Aberdeen
• Hayward Man Arrested After SWAT Standoff At Discovery Bay Starbucks
• Robert Gieswein From Woodland Park Surrenders After Facing Federal Charges For U.S. Capitol Riot
• Capitol Chaos: Long Island's Thomas Fee, Staten Island's Nicolas Moncado Facing Charges Following Riot
• Orange County Health Officials Still Concerned About Rising COVID-19 Cases As New Numbers Encourage Optimism
• Police: 13-Year-Old Boy Rushed To Hospital After Being Shot In West Philadelphia
• New Jersey Man Transforms Unused Shipping Containers Into COVID Testing Sites
• Martin Scores 21 To Lift Towson Past UNC Wilmington 72-69
• Gov. Larry Hogan, First Lady, Lieutenant Governor Receive COVID-19 Vaccine
• Vacaville City Hall, Police Station Vandalized After Demonstrators March From Park
• Tracing Presidential Oath Of Office To Nation's 1st Inauguration Day In New York City
• Brockton Midwife Finds Comfort At Work After Losing Husband To COVID
• Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan's Request For Presidential Disaster Declaration Ahead Of Inauguration Denied, FEMA Says
• 'Jaguar Jon' Arnett, Former USC And Rams Great, Dies At 85
• COVID Vaccine: 1-Day Distribution Sites Open In Underserved Communities In Nassau County
• Republican Senator Roy Blunt: Capitol rioters are "unpardonable"
• California Urges Stop To 300K COVID-19 Vaccines After Some Fall Ill
• Mentoring Group Holds Day Of Service To Honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• Texas Reports 10K New COVID-19 Cases, 46 More Deaths
• Minn. Educators Weigh In On New COVID Vaccine Pilot Program
• Hundreds Take To St. Paul Streets To Honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• Dr. Max's COVID Vaccine FAQs: Does Nail Polish Interfere With Readings On Pulse Oximeter? Does Vaccine Cause Infertility In Women?
• Some Carjacking Victims Have Lost All Sense Of Security, And Some Who Are Rideshare Drivers Have Lost Livelihoods
• Baltimore City Schools, Johns Hopkins Partner To Vaccinate 500 Employees Weekly
• Brooklyn Officials, Residents Say Hardest Hit Neighborhoods Need More Vaccine Outreach: 'We're Still In Mourning'
• Remembering MLK: Jewish School, Catholic School In New Jersey Start Program Discussing Cultural Differences
• Carjacking Epidemic In Chicago Isn't Letting Up, And Residents Say It Can't Be Allowed To Get Worse
• Suspect Accused Of Killing Enrique Jardon In November Arrested, Booked On Homicide Charges
• Museum honors kids who fought to change history books
• Search On For Carjackers Who Stole Woman's Sedan In Bronzeville
• 2-Year-Old Critically Injured After Being Struck By Vehicle In Camden County, Police Say
• Exclusive: Sources Say MTA's 4% Fare Hike Off The Table
• KPIX 5 Archive: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr's Words Still Ring True: 'Our Nation's Summer Riots Are Caused By Our Nation's Winters Of Delays'
• Bayron Salguero, New South Pasadena Police Dispatcher, Dies From COVID-19
• MLK Day Of Service Takes On New Meaning As Communities Face Staggering Food Insecurity
• After Home Invasion, Long Island Family Turns Loss Into Lesson On Helping Others In Need
• CHP Activity Cause Major Delays For Traffic On Westbound Bay Bridge
• Chief Economist For PNC Looks At Economy In 2021
• Chicago Professor Uses Wisdom Of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. To Inform Her Teaching
• Even A Small Portion Of Fried Foods Can Increase Risk Of Heart Disease, Study Says
• Pittsburgh Pirates Trade Pitcher Joe Musgrove To San Diego Padres
• Denver Diner Closing Its Doors At Colfax & Speer After 30 Years
• Protests Against Police Brutality Held On MLK Day In Boston
• Philadelphia 76ers Launch Program Geared Toward Helping Local Black-Owned Businesses
• Gobbler Of Great Renowned: Little Girl's Beloved Turkey, Butterball, Shot And Killed Over Game Commission Law
• Texas Democrats Call On 22 Texas Republicans To Resign; State GOP Rejects It
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Some Students Prepare For In-Person Classes For The First Time In Months
• Tom Brady, Drew Brees Share One Final Moment On Field After Buccaneers Beat Saints
• Dr. Dave Hnida: What To Know About Visiting Older Parents After They Receive COVID Vaccinations
• Despite Quiet Weekend, Heavy State Capitol Security To Continue Through The Week
• Man Arrested At O'Hare After Living In Secured Area Since October
• Dallas Dinner Table Goes Virtual For Conversation Tackling Race
• Security Increased In Boston Ahead Of Inauguration Day
• SMU Law Professor Says President Trump Can Issue 'Blanket Pardon' For Capitol Rioters
• Musicians, Without Venues To Play Due To COVID-19, Take Performances To Baltimore Streets
• Philadelphians Finding Own Ways To Curb Gun Violence After City's Homicide Rate Hits Level Not Seen In 30 Years
• Mayo Clinic's COVID Treatments Result In Mortality Rate One-Third Of Than National Average
• 'An Emergency Need': Doctors Issue Call For Help To Fight Shrinking Supply Of Convalescent Plasma
• How Can Colleges Limit The Spread Of COVID-19 Variant? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers
• Armed Standoff Ends Peacefully In St. Paul's Dayton's Bluff Neighborhood
• COVID-19: California Becomes First State To Top 3 Million Virus Cases
• Inter Miami CF Hires Phil Neville As New Coach
• Update: COVID-19 Variant Discovered In Santa Clara County; Linked To Deadly Kaiser Outbreak
• 'We Still Have So Much Work': Boston High School Students Reflect On MLK Day
• Chester County Suing Malvern-Based Advaite To Recover $12 Million Allegedly Lost In COVID-19 Antibody Test Contract
• Court Dismisses Case Against Westin DIA Filed By United Airlines Pilot
• COVID In Florida: 8,002 Additional Cases, 142 New Deaths
• 5000 Role Models Of Excellence Hold Virtual Scholarship Breakfast
• COVID-19 Vaccine Shipment Delayed Statewide, Texas DSHS Confirms
• 'We Have To Up Our Game': COVID Variant Found In Massachusetts
• Former LA Councilman Alex Padilla Formally Appointed To US Senate
• 'This Is Not Goodbye': Harris Formally Resigns From Senate Ahead Of Inauguration
• 'They Will Aid In Making Sure Everyone Is Protected', Miami Beach Police Officers Head To Washington DC To Assist In Inauguration Security
• Deadly Shooting Investigated In Perrine
• California Becomes First State To Record 3 Million COVID-19 Cases
• 'The Embrace': Boston Looks Ahead To MLK Memorial As Monuments Come Down Across US
• Oscar Mayer Hiring 'Hotdoggers' To Drive Wienermobile Across The U.S.
• Driver Killed, 2 Passengers Injured When Stolen Maserati Hits Pole On I-65, Indiana State Police Say
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Frustration, Confusion Mounting As Some People Receiving Vaccine Before Their Turn
• $500,000 Awarded To 5 Colorado Nonprofits Which Work To Fight Systemic Racism
• President-Elect Joe Biden, Dr. Jill Biden Spend MLK Day In Philadelphia Helping Pack Food Kits To Shine Light On Hunger Issues
• Trump expected to grant up to 100 clemency actions Tuesday
• Garland To Administer 1K COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Thursday To Those On Wait List
• Moving Trucks Spotted At Mar-a-Lago
• Rescuers Use Straps To Help Elk That Fell Into Icy Pool In Loveland
• Massachusetts Reports 3,224 New COVID Cases, 52 More Deaths
• Most Of Chicago Area Moves A Step Closer To Resuming Limited Indoor Dining; 3 Other Regions OK For Indoor Restaurant And Bar Service
• Food Distributions Help People, Pets In Need On Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Biden taps Warren ally for key financial regulation role
• Lamar Jackson Says He's Proud Of Ravens This Season Despite Loss To Buffalo Bills
• San Mateo County Transportation Authority Grants City $23.8M for Traffic Project
• Questions surround vaccine timeline for detained immigrants
• West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice To Be Sworn In For 2nd Term Friday
• Howard County Restaurant Week Kicks Off This Week With In-Person Dining, Curbside To-Go
• South Florida US Representatives Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Carlos Gimenez On Upcoming Presidential Inauguration
• Colorado Restaurants, Bars That Offer Outdoor Seating Scramble For Propane This Winter
• Charity Auction To Demolish Atlantic City's Trump Plaza Called Off
• County Commissioners Across Pennsylvania Call For Election Reforms
• Pennsylvania Native Dorothy Cole, The Oldest Living Marine, Has Died At Age 107
• New Statewide Ad Campaign Addresses COVID Vaccine Facts
• Several Injured In NW Miami Crash Involving Multiple Vehicles
• Civic Works Leads Day Of Service In Baltimore On MLK Day
• 2 Texas Soldiers From Same Army Post Killed In Separate Crashes Over Weekend
• Woman Carjacked In Broad Daylight In Princeton Park
• City Expands COVID-19 Care Kit Initiative To South LA And LA's Eastside
• Carl Icahn nixes charity bid to blow up ex-Trump casino
• Health Alert: Shortage Of Convalescent Plasma For COVID-19 Treatment
• Police: Butler County Man Posts Snapchat Photo Holding AR-15 Captioned 'Ready For School!'
• Man Shot In Leg In Irving Woods Neighborhood Home
• Maryland Colleges, Universities Slated To Get Millions For Maintenance, Economic Development Projects
• Ronald McDonald House Dallas Aiming To Raise $40K In 40 Days To Feed Its Families
• Discounted RTD Fares An Option For Auraria Campus Students Once Again
• MDH: Vaccination Sign Up Information
• UPDATE: Walnut Creek Fire Crews Battle House Fire, Ammo Stored In Garage
• Flyer Warning Of 2-Week Nationwide Lockdown Is False, Pennsylvania National Guard Says
• Gunman Still On The Loose After Robbing Pizza Delivery Person In Dallas
• Wylie Resident Guy Reffitt Arrested, Charged In Connection With Deadly Capitol Riot
• Virginia Distillery, Owner Facing Charges In Illegal Dumping Of Industrial Waste
• 1 Treated For Smoke Inhallation After Fire Starts In CSU Dorm
• Phillies Acquire Infielder CJ Chatham From Boston Red Sox
• LA Deputies Dispatched To DC For Inauguration Security
• Official: "No special treatment" for 72 Aussie Open players in quarantine
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: 202 Additional Deaths Pushes Death Toll To Over 10,000 In Nursing, Personal Care Facilities
• Police: Accused Habitual Shoplifter Hit Davis Target At Least 19 Different Times
• LAUSD Seeks Approval To Begin Vaccinating Teachers Against COVID
• California cremation limits suspended due to backlog of bodies
• Vermont, New Hampshire Hunters Take Record Number Of Bears In 2020
• Petaluma Police Request Public's Help Locating Burglars
• Man arrested for allegedly living in airport for months
• Injured Skier Rescued From Steamboat Canyon In Exhausting Overnight Operation
• When Might You Get Biden's $1,400 Stimulus Check?
• What we can expect from Biden's inaugural address
• Red Sox Have Three Players On Baseball America's List Of Top 100 Prospects For 2021
• COVID-Caused Backlog Forces Southland Air Quality Agency To Suspend Cremation Limits
• Pedestrian Hit And Killed On Highway 85 In Commerce City
• Robber Who Hit Credit Union In Frisco Looks Similar To Another Mountain Bank Robber
• Boarded Up Businesses, Stepped Up Security Across New York City Ahead Of Presidential Inauguration
• 8 Injured In Rollover Crash On Lake Shore Drive At North Avenue
• Police: Woman Calls Cops, Admits To Shooting Man In Richfield Apartment
• Allegheny County Bar Association's Prayer Breakfast Honors Martin Luther King Jr. Virtually
• Man Killed, Woman Seriously Injured In Stoughton Rollover Crash
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 3,385 New Cases, 50 Additional Deaths
• Former NYC DOT Commissioner Polly Trottenberg Named Deputy Secretary Of Transportation
• VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System Organizes Another Clinic To Vaccinate 1,000 Veterans
• Caught On Video: CHP Bay Bridge Pursuit Ends Amid A Shower Of Sparks And Arrest
• Former 49ers DC Saleh Takes LaFleur, Benton With Him to Jets; 49ers Promote Within
• Norway says no link between vaccine and elderly deaths
• Militia group suspects and Army Reservist charged in Capitol riot
• FBI: 23-Year-Old West Virginia Woman Said Deadly US Capitol Raid 'Was Cool'
• Colorado Vaccine Equity Task Force Begins Outreach To Provide Facts, Dispel Misinformation
• Lake Champlain Chocolates Recalled Over Plastic Contamination Concerns
• Senate President Emeritus Mike Miller To Lie In State In Maryland State House
• Baltimore Man Arrested After Refusing To Wear Mask In Glen Burnie Subway Restaurant
• Philadelphia Police: 18-Year-Old In Critical Condition After Being Shot In Ogontz
• UPLIFTING: Mary Maloney Begins Taking Steps On Her Own As She Recovers From Rare Spinal Stroke
• Johns Hopkins University Warns Of Email Scam Targeting Staff, Faculty
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day Of Service & Bike Rides
• Despite Pandemic, Martin Luther King Jr. Day Events Still Taking Place Across North Texas
• Vice President Elect Kamala Harris Sends Message To Californians As She Resigns Senate Seat; 'This Is Not Goodbye'
• Man, 72, In Critical Condition After Shooting In South Minneapolis
• Horses Killed In Pico Rivera Barn Fire
• Chicago Weather: Flurries Linger Monday
• Community Groups Offering Free Meals Throughout Chicago, Suburbs For MLK Day
• Stolen Car Recovered In Woodland Had Been Hot-Wired, Police Say
• Massachusetts Rolling Out Coronavirus Vaccinations To Prisons, Other Congregate Care Settings
• Starbucks shut some NYC stores ahead of Inauguration Day
• COVID-19 In MN: MDH Reports 12 More Deaths, 980 New Virus Cases
• CPS Teachers Hold March On King Day, Seek Information On COVID Cases In Schools
• 'It Was A Difficult Rescue', Two People Rushed To The Hospital After Fire Erupts In NW Dade Home
• Security Remains High In Philadelphia, Tri-State Area Ahead Of President-Elect Joe Biden's Inauguration
• Meet Kamala Harris' "secret weapon": Her sorority sisters
• Big Win In Boulder! CU Women Defeat No. 1 Stanford
• Fired Florida COVID-19 Data Scientist Rebekah Jones Arrested, Charged With Illegal Access To State Computer System
• U.S. Capitol Briefly Locked Down Because Of Nearby Fire As Security Tight Ahead Of Inauguration
• Weekend Protests Outside Colorado State Capitol Small, Uneventful
• Tom Brady Wasn't Great, But It's Utterly Absurd That He's Playing For Another Super Bowl
• Oakland Police Investigating Early Morning Fatal Shooting
• Bruce Arians Takes Shot At Patriots, Says He Allows Tom Brady 'To Be Himself'
• Woman Charged With Impersonating Police Officer At DC Security Checkpoint
• Pilot & Air Force Academy Grad Christy Wise Makes History: First Female Amputee To Return To Flying
• Police: Suspect Charged With Attempted Rape After Woman Fights Off Attack
• Health Officials Concerned About Spread Of More Contagious COVID-19 Strain Across North Texas
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• On Windy And Dry January Morning, Cal Fire Battles Wildfire In Amador County
• WHO chief rips COVID vaccine inequalities: "It's not right"
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day Marade Goes Virtual During Coronavirus Pandemic
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/18 MLK Day Afternoon Forecast
• Israel okays new settlement homes just days before Biden sworn in
• Maryland Correctional Officers, State Employee Charged With Theft, Bribery For Allegedly Altering Timecard Entries
• Nearby Fire Triggers U.S. Capitol Lockdown, Inauguration Rehearsal Evacuation As Law Enforcement On High Alert
• Gillette Stadium Opens As State's First Mass COVID Vaccination Site For First Responders
• Winds Whip Through Bay Area Hills; Severe Turbulence Warning Issued For Bay Area Flights
• Colorado Weather: Fresh Snow To Delight Skiers On MLK Day
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 796 New Cases, 4 More Deaths Over 48 Hours
• Nation Observes 35th Anniversary Of Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Victim Kenneth Crandall Identified In Deadly I-25 Crash Last Week
• COVID Vaccine: Connecticut Enters Phase 1B, Residents 75 And Older Now Eligible
• Archie Bradley, Phillies Finalize $6 Million, 1-Year Contract
• Wednesday's Celtics-76ers Game Could Be In Jeopardy
• Watch: Player surprised with scholarship while working at Walmart
• Nearby Fire Triggers U.S. Capitol Lockdown, Inauguration Rehearsal Evacuation As Law Enforcement On High Alert
• Keith Yandle Gets 100th NHL Goal, Panthers Beat Blackhawks 5-2
• 1 Hurt When Brooklyn Church Goes Up In Flames
• San Jose Man, 49, Killed In Del Puerto Canyon Road Motorcycle Crash
• South Florida Family Mourns Loss Of Daughter Who Died After Being Struck By A Car In Gainesville
• Mass General Hospital Opens Surge ICU Due To Increased COVID Patients Following Holidays
• Push For Indiana Minimum Wage Increase Likely Stalled Again
• PTL Links: January 18, 2021
• Dallas Police Say Floyd Lee Gatson III Committed Murder 2 Days Before Christmas, Now They Need Your Help To Find Him
• COVID In Maryland: Over 1.7K New Cases As Hospitalizations Rise Slightly
• Colorado Snowmobile Accident Leaves Woman Dead, Partner Hurt
• "Sunday Morning" Matinee: "Paradise Square"
• Walt Disney World Halts Sales Of New Annual Passes
• NH Gov. Sununu Faces New Test To Power
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• Weather Blog: Breezy But Sunny Day
• Anonymous donor gives $40 million to fund 50 civil rights lawyers
• Andy Reid's Chiefs Become First Team To Host 3 Straight Conference Championship Games Since His 2002-04 Eagles
• Hollingshed's 32 points Lead Colorado To Upset Of Top-Ranked Stanford Women
• 4 Killed, 20 Wounded In Weekend Shootings
• Man Shot In South Baltimore Late Sunday Night
• New museum honors African American musicians who "paved the way"
• Biden plans executive action on immigration, but warns of delay on bill
• Galaxy Star Dave Bautista Offers Reward For 'Trump' Etched Manatee
• Kemba Walker Rusty, But Also 'Pain-Free' In Return For Celtics
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Virus Variant Discovered In Santa Clara; Chaotic COVID Vaccine Rollout; Billions Lost In Fraudulent EDD Payments
• Army Veteran Recounts Deadly Encounter With Emotionally Disturbed Man Inside New York City Subway Station
• Sunday Security Surrounds State Buildings, Capitol Ahead Of Inauguration
• San Francisco Restaurants Barely Hanging On During Latest COVID-19 Shutdown
• Wisconsin's Top Health Official, Andrea Palm, Departing For Federal Job
• Miami Weather: Cold Front Passes, Warming Trend Underway
• Celebrating MLK Message Of Peace Amid Armed Guards And Unrest
• National Aquarium Reopens After It Was Shut Down For Social Distancing, Overcrowding Issues
• Sacramento Family Speaks About What They Say Happened During Deadly Shooting Involving Sheriff's Deputies
• Jaddier T. Sanchez In Custody In Virginia After Allegedly Kidnapping Florida Teen
• National Guard Troops Being Vetted As They Arrive To Guard US Capitol
• Update: Vacaville Police Station, City Hall Targeted By Vandals; Incident Under Investigation
• Ralph Lauren drops golf star after gay slur heard on TV
• Tom Brady, Drew Brees Share One Final Moment On Field After Buccaneers Beat Saints
• Max Greenfield On Season Three Of 'The Neighborhood': 'Just A Really Wonderful Experience'
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Chance Of Flurries On MLK Day
• Barry Shabaka Henley On Playing Uncle Tunde On Bob Hearts Abishola: 'I Find The Character Influences Me As Much As I Do Him'
• Miami Shooting Leaves Child Dead, Two Others Injured.
• FBI Reportedly Vetting National Guard Troops In D.C. Amid Fears Of Insider Attack
• WATCH: 2-Year-Old Philadelphia Boy Gets Excited For CBS Sunday Morning
• Los Angeles County Reports 11,366 New Coronavirus Cases; Hospitalizations Down
• Securing The Capitol For President-Elect Biden's, Vice President-Elect Harris' Inauguration
• Philadelphia Zoo Welcomes Adorable Baby Monkey
• Another Texas Man, Daniel Adams, Among The Latest Charged In Deadly Capitol Riot
• How did rioters breach the U.S. Capitol on January 6?
• Putin foe Alexey Navalny detained as he returns to Moscow
• Stepping Up Security In Washington, D.C. Ahead Of Inauguration Day
• Phil Spector, famed producer convicted of murder, dies at 81
• Governor says West Virginia is "diamond in the rough" for vaccine distribution
• Trapped gold miners send up a desperate note begging for help
• Small protests held at heavily guarded state Capitols
• NFL QB Alex Smith's comeback from nearly losing his leg
• National Guard troops being vetted as they arrive to guard Capitol
• Woman Fatally Shot While Sitting In Car At Stoplight Near Humboldt Park
• LinkedIn Announces Fields With Jobs On The Rise
• $2 Million Powerball Ticket Sold In New Hampshire
• 'My Block, My Hood, My City' Distributing PPE For Monday's MLK Day Of Service
• History-making woman kicker invited to Biden inauguration
• 'Selfie Lounge' Opens In Agawam With Photo Backdrops In Every Corner
• Off-Duty Suburban Officer Shot At In Auburn Gresham
• Napa Businessman Arrested After Deputies Discover Assault Rifles And Explosives
• Israel bans groups that call it an "apartheid state" from schools
• These Trump supporters still don't believe Biden will be president
• Missing Homestead Girl Kanaiya Smith Found Safe
• Pa. State Senator David Arnold Dies Following Battle With Brain Cancer
• Three People Safely Escape Sewickley House Fire
• Richard Branson company launches rocket from under plane's wing
• CPS Community Marching For School Safety Monday Amid Reopening Plan
• Furloughed Airline Worker Lost $1,200 In Back Pay After 'Error' With Chime Account; 'It Freaked Me Out'
• Certain Offices In Pittsburgh City-County Building To Be Closed To The Public On Inauguration Day
• Revere Photographer Hopes To Use Art To Encourage People To Wear Mask
• Girard College Offering Free COVID-19 Testing On MLK Day Of Service
• Pittsburgh Weather: Snow Showers, Cloudy Skies
• Chicago Man Takes A Year To Grow Hair To Donate To Cancer Patients, Only To See It Lost In Shipping
• COVID In New Jersey: Vaccine Mega-Site Opens Monday At Moorestown Mall In Burlington County
• Jailed Russian opposition leader calls on supporters to "resist"
• Twitter suspends Congresswoman over election fraud claims
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day: What's Open, What's Closed
• Planned Armed Protests At Delaware Valley State Capitols Don't Materialize But Authorities In It 'For The Long Haul'
• Flames Engulf Fayette Co. Home, Considered A Total Loss
• "Cowboys for Trump" founder arrested by FBI
• 'Censored By The State Of Florida': Fired COVID-19 Data Scientist Rebekah Jones Tweets On Day She Is Set To Turn Self In To Face New Charge
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Coronavirus Testing To Be Made Available At North Park Swimming Pool
• Monday's Show Info (1/18/21)
• Several Events Being Held To Celebrate, Honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
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• Coloradans Still Having Problems With Unemployment Benefits
• Florida Lottery Raises the Bars

Videos from January 18, 2021

• 1/18: Red and Blue
• New details on Capitol assault investigation in tense pre-inauguration Washington, D.C.
• ICE has no clear timeline to vaccinate immigrants in custody
• Anti-government militia group suspects charged in U.S Capitol attack
• NYT op-ed argues that Republicans have used accusations of voter fraud as a tactic for decades
• "Museum of the Courageous" nominates group of 5th graders using their voice to combat hate
• Man lived 3 months undetected in Chicago airport, authorities say
• California battling COVID variant as cases surge
• Trump expected to issue up to 100 pardons and commutations
• Biden plans 10-day blitz to reverse controversial Trump policies
• CBS News exclusive: Senators in charge of inauguration on security and riot aftermath
• Progressives pressure Biden to reform Senate filibuster
• Trump to issue up to 100 pardons and commutations in final days in office
• Some Republicans urge party to reject conspiracy theories in wake of deadly assault on U.S. Capitol
• Fired Florida COVID-19 data scientist charged with illegal access to state computer
• Biden names key financial nominees Rohit Chopra and Gary Gensler
• 5-year-old launches diversity book drive
• Dozens of tennis players in lockdown ahead of Australian Open
• Choice of Alex Padilla for Kamala Harris' Senate seat shakes up California politics
• Report shows fundraising and organization behind protesters who stormed the Capitol
• FBI vetting troops stationed in Washington ahead of Inauguration Day
• New COVID-19 variant discovered in California as U.S. death toll nears 400,000
• Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny detained after returning to Russia
• New York Governor Andrew Cuomo says hospitals that vaccinate more quickly will get more doses
• Tracking far-right threats online ahead of Inauguration Day
• State Capitols increase security before inauguration as authorities make more riot arrests
• Biden outlines his top priorities as Trump prepares to leave office
• Inauguration preparations continue with tight security and pandemic precautions
• Event planning firm honors Lenox Hill Hospital health care workers
• More COVID-19 vaccines could be approved in just weeks
• National Guard troops securing Washington ahead of Biden's inauguration
• AP: FBI vetting 25,000 National Guard troops amid fears of insider attack ahead of inauguration
• WorldView: China mine disaster, Uganda election and more
• Dr. Agus on COVID-19 vaccine distribution, new variants and increases in cases
• Former Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson on inauguration week threats and prevention
• Celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. as nation reckons with racial injustice
• Biden to focus on nation's "crises" during first 10 days in office
• Washington, D.C. prepares for unprecedented presidential inauguration ceremony
• Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny detained at airport after recovery from poisoning
• Biden plans to reverse several Trump administration policies in first 10 days
• National Guard troops in capital vetted amid inauguration security concerns
• Unprecedented security measures in D.C. as capital prepares for inauguration
• 1/18: CBSN AM
• New book explores Martin Luther King Jr.'s impact on the 1960 election