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Articles from January 20, 2021

• Adopt A Neighbor Campaign Aims To Help Seniors Get Vaccinated
• COVID Vaccines: CDPH Says Moderna Batch Under Scrutiny Safe, 'No Scientific Basis' To Pause Distribution
• 15-Year-Old Cotati Teen Missing Since Monday, May Be In Modesto Area
• Denver Police Search For 2 Suspects Wanted In Hit & Run Crash With School Bus
• Vice President Kamala Harris Honored By Sorority Sister In Denver: 'I'm Still Just In Awe'
• Denver Police Search For Home Depot Robbery Suspect
• Castle Rock PD Warns Of Police Impersonator Phone Scam
• 2 Arrested For Weapons Violations, Flags Burned During Demonstrations In Denver
• Angelenos Have Mixed Reactions To Biden's Coronavirus '100 Days Masking Challenge'
• Driver Erik Alvarenga Arrested After Deadly Hit & Run In Westminster
• Actor Tom Hanks Hosts Virtual Inaugural Concert Headlined By John Legend, Justin Timberlake, Katy Perry
• CSU Researcher Analyzes Every Trump Tweet, Finds Underlying Theme
• DMV Delays: Drivers Can Get Letter To Explain Expired Plates, No Registration
• Doubling Up Masks Creates 'Obstacle Course' For COVID, Colorado Doctor Encourages You To Consider It
• Clippers Beat Kings 115-96 For Season-High 5th Straight Win
• George Floyd Square: Minneapolis Mayor, City Council President Spar Over Site's Future
• Eriksson Ek Helps Wild Cap Road Trip With 3-2 Win Over Ducks
• Amanda Gorman's Inauguration Poetry Stirs Young Twin Cities Artists, Civil Rights Elders Alike
• Chicago Weather: Mostly Sunny And Breezy Next Few Days
• Police Warn Of Spree Of Carjackings, Armed Robberies, Shootings Around City
• Calif. Says 'No Scientific Basis' To Continue Pause In Distributing Moderna COVID Vaccine Batch Linked To Possible Allergic Reactions
• Colorado COVID Leader Hopeful Of Biden Administration & Pandemic Response
• Inauguration Day: Biden Takes Office, Moving Quickly To Implement Agenda
• Patriots Proven Wrong On Tom Brady Decision, But Belichick's Situation Is More Complicated Than That
• Irving Returns, But New-Look Nets Beaten By Cavs In 2 OTs
• 'I'm Really Proud For The Country': NYC Celebrates Historic Inauguration Day, Native New Yorkers' Appearances During Ceremony
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Distributors Frustrated And Overwhelmed After State Expands Phase 1A Of Vaccine Plan
• California: OK To Use Moderna Vaccine After Illness Reports
• Cindy McCain says Joe Biden "absolutely ready" to be president
• Allegheny County Health Department Closes 2 More Establishments
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/21 Thursday Morning Forecast
• Inauguration 2021: President Joe Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris Sworn Into Office
• Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott Stepping Down At End Of June
• Wheeling Woman Has Made More Than 50 Calls About Unemployment Overpayment, Is Concerned About Who Can See Her Social Security Number
• Fireworks Light Up Sky Behind Washington Monument To Celebrate Inauguration
• Tri-State Area Residents Question List Of Underlying Health Conditions Prioritized For COVID Vaccine
• David Pasulka, Former Guardian Ad Litem, Arrested Again; Charged With Sexually Assaulting Two Women
• Senate Confirms Biden's First Cabinet Nominee, Avril Haines, Former Baltimore Bookstore Owner
• Girls And Women Wear Chucks And Pearls In Rallying Cry For Vice President Kamala Harris; AKA Sorority Is Beaming
• Law Enforcement Presence Heightened At Maryland State House As Joe Biden Sworn In As President In DC
• 3 National Guard Members Killed In Helicopter Crash In New York
• President Biden's 'Day One' Changes Bring Hope To Minnesota's Immigrant Community
• Confusion Remains Over Florida's COVID Vaccine Supply As Baptist Cancels Appointments
• Kamala Harris Shatters Barriers As First African-American, Asian-American, Woman Vice President
• Maryland Man Who Allegedly Beat Officer With Bat During U.S. Capitol Riots Says He Was 'Not Here For Trump'
• Embiid Scores 42, Leads 76ers Past Celtics 117-109
• Riverside Reports 564 New COVID-19 Cases, 31 Deaths; San Bernardino Adds 805 Cases
• COVID-19 Latest: Restaurant Dining, More To Reopen In Baltimore Friday
• CTU House Of Delegates Passes Resolution Allowing Teachers To Work Remotely When CPS Schools Reopen For K-8 Education
• COVID Vaccine: San Francisco Aims To Vaccinate All Residents By June Despite Current Shortage
• 'Everybody Has A Joe Story': Delawareans Celebrate President Biden At Brewery With IPA Dedicated To 46th POTUS
• South Bay Teens Offer Hands-On STEM For Kids With Special Needs
• President Biden, Vice President Harris Officially Sworn Into Office
• Kilpatrick's Clemency: Required To Pay Restitution, Supervised Release
• 'We Can Use Our Voice': Kamala Harris Inspires Girls And Young Women To Dream Big
• 'To Pittsburgh, With Love': Joe Musgrove Shares Handwritten Goodbye After Being Traded To Padres
• Minnesota Twins Bolster Rotation With $8M Deal For J.A. Happ
• Krutwig Scores 15 As Loyola Beats Valparaiso
• Northwestern Loses Sixth Straight As They Fall To Wisconsin
• Joel Embiid Scores 42, Leads Sixers Past Celtics 117-109
• Police Use Multiple Avenues To Monitor Protests Happening In Downtown Sacramento
• 'I'm Feeling Very Excited': DACA Recipient Hopeful For Biden Administration's Immigration Policies
• 52-Year-Old Woman Sitting In Vehicle Killed When Shooter Opens Fire In Fox Chase, Police Say
• Proud Boys Organizer Arrested In Florida Over Riot At Capitol
• Nunn Leads Heat Past Raptors 111-102
• OC To Open Second Vaccine Super Site Saturday At Soka University
• South Asians In Colorado React To Kamala Harris' Swearing-In As Vice President
• President Biden Begins Reversal Of Trump Immigration Policies With Executive Orders On 1st Day
• Man Killed, Driver Charged In Apparent Road Rage Incident In Belmont
• Inauguration Feels Different This Year, Many Coloradans Filled With Hope
• Report: Pittsburgh Steelers To Interview Hank Fraley For Offensive Line Coach Opening
• Philadelphia Community Leader, Women Around World Celebrate Vice President Kamala Harris
• Colorado Congressmen Discuss Impact Of New President & New Priorities On Coloradans
• Website For COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments Crashes After Launch
• Police: Rideshare Driver Picks Up 4 Men In Bucktown, Then They Carjack Him In Humboldt Park
• Inauguration Day Demonstrations: No Arrests As Protesters Gather Capitol
• NYC Artist Goes Underground To Commemorate Inauguration Day
• Signs Warning Of COVID-19 Placed In Some High-Risk Areas Of Los Angeles
• Likely Texas-Bound NRA In Legal Battle For Its Future
• Advocates Ask State's Education Commissioner To Delay English Proficiency Exam
• VP Harris Sworn In On Thurgood Marshall's Bible And Another One Close To Her Heart
• Police Investigating Armed Robbery At Family Dollar In Sharpsburg
• Dallas County Rescinds Order To Prioritize Vaccine For Select Zip Codes After Warning From Texas
• Kamala Harris' Move To Vice President's Residence Delayed Due To Repairs
• Speaker Hortman: BCA Finds No Wrongdoing At Minnesota 'Storm The Capitol' Rally
• COVID: SF Supes Hopeful Biden Administration Will Address Chaotic Vaccine Rollout
• White House site allows users to choose their pronouns
• 2 People From Pa. Killed In Florida After Minivan Collides With Steel Bars Hanging Off Tractor-Trailer
• High Country Hostel Prepares To Offer Unique Getaway Options
• Bay Area Residents Have Varied Reaction To Biden-Harris Inauguration
• Galt Police Concerned About Proposed Placement Of Sexually Violent Predator
• Chandler Hutchison, Tomáš Satoranský Back With Bulls After Break Following Positive COVID-19 Tests
• Berkeley Police Seize Nearly 5 Pounds Of Marijuana, Guns In Traffic Stop; 3 Arrested
• Brayden Harrington, NH Teen Who Bonded With Biden Over Stutter, Recites JFK's Inaugural Address
• Groups Of Inauguration Day Protesters At California State Capitol Met With Show Of Force
• Bust Of California Civil Rights Leader Cesar Chavez Adorns Prominent Place In Biden's Oval Office
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Using Interactive Map To Find Available Vaccines Becoming Troublesome For Pennsylvanians
• Steamship Authority Reports Reservations To The Islands Are Up For Summer 2021
• 3rd South Florida Man Arrested In Connection With Capitol Riot
• Containment On Towsley Fire Jumps To 17%, Remains At 167 Acres Burned
• MPD Officers Who Exchanged Gunfire With Suspect In North Minneapolis Identified
• Ovechkin On COVID List, Caps Fined $100K; Canes Games Off
• COVID-19: Is Outdoor Running Still Safe?
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court Rules Mt. Washington Billboard Is Legal
• Water Main Break Washes Out Large Chunks Of North Philadelphia Street
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: State Expands Vaccine Eligibility, But Allegheny County Lacks Doses
• California's Vaccine Hopes Pinned On Biden Administration
• Joe Biden Takes Oath As 46th President, Declares 'Democracy Has Prevailed'
• Pursuit Ends In Deadly Crash In Fontana
• Kamala Harris won't be moving into vice president's residence immediately
• Santa Clara VTA CEO/General Manager Nuria Fernandez To Join Biden Transportation Department
• 'Chucks And Pearls': Dallas School Urging Girls To Fashion Big Dreams
• President Joe Biden Supporters Celebrate Inauguration Day At Miami's Freedom Tower
• COVID-19 In Westmoreland County: Ligonier Valley School District Vaccinates More Than 180 Employees
• How The Biden Administration's Stance On Climate Could Impact Minnesota
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Child Care Workers Eligible For $600 Grants, Gov. Tom Wolf Says
• Pittsburghers Celebrate Inauguration Of President Joe Biden And Vice President Kamala Harris
• Record 51 Women Serve In Minnesota House, But Room For Improvement For Representation, Experts Say
• Amid Carjacking Epidemic, Woman Asks Men To Stand Up And Keep Watch
• What Happens To Pro-Trump Insurrectionists Now That There's A New President? The Answer Could Lie With New Social Media Apps
• First Lady Dr. Jill Biden Wears Outfit Custom Designed By NYC-Based Label On Inauguration Day
• Chicago Teen Shot After Graduation Celebration Now Off To College
• 41-Year-Old Passenger Killed When Car Crashes Into Pole In Southwest Philadelphia, Police Say
• Police Braced For The Worst, But Inauguration Day Was Peaceful In Boston
• SpaceX launches another 60 Starlink satellites
• 6 People Arrested For Allegedly Helping Inmates Escape From Merced County Jail
• NYPD Re-Evaluating Security At Trump Tower, Other Locations Affiliated With Former President
• Chicago Inspector General Investigating Mayor Lightfoot's Office, City Officials For 'Possible Misconduct' In Anjanette Young Raid
• OC Reports 1,701 New COVID-19 Cases, Surpasses 2,500 Total Deaths
• Sen. Chuck Schumer Becomes Majority Leader As Democrats Gain Senate Control
• COVID: Walnut Creek Approves $1M In Grants For Struggling Restaurants
• North Texas Democrats Discuss Historic Inauguration, Policy Goals For Biden Administration
• Marin County Officials To Discuss Possible Sir Francis Drake Boulevard Name Change
• Doctors Say Young Adults Are Most Likely To Report Chronic Coronavirus Symptoms
• Experts Explain How New COVID-19 Variant Is More Contagious
• Wilmington Brew Works Sells Out Of Beer Honoring President Joe Biden
• Ardmore Man Gary Hendler Among Those Pardoned By President Trump On Final Day In Office
• Gov. Tom Wolf: Child Care Workers Eligible For $600 Grants
• Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Sisters Say VP Kamala Harris Is Opening Doors, But 'It's Up To Us To Make Sure It Is Never Closed Again'
• Ravens Head Coach John Harbaugh Defends Passing Game After Playoff Loss To Bills
• Presidential Inauguration A Top Teachable Moment For Local Educators
• Shooting in East Oakland Leaves 1 Dead
• 'Hopeful and Inspiring;' California, Bay Area Leaders Hail Biden/Harris Inauguration
• Boston Teacher Shows Students History On Inauguration Day
• More Strong Winds Expected Across Southland, Though Not As Bad As Tuesday
• 10-Year-Old Boy Found Safe After Going Missing In New Hope
• Restaurants In Will, Kankakee Counties On Verge Of Resuming Indoor Dining As Move To Tier 1 Expected
• Schools: The New Normal | Montclair, N.J. Has Plan To Resume In-Person Learning, But Teachers Are Wary
• Texas DSHS Warns About Coronavirus Case Surge: 'Hospitals Can't Take Much More'
• Dougco Middle & High School Students To Continue Remote Learning
• Police Officers From Across Maryland, US Help Stand Guard At Inauguration 2021
• 8-Year-Old Maryland Boy Introduces Justin Timberlake During Primetime Special 'Celebrating America'
• COVID In Delaware County: Nursing Facility Residents Relieved To Get Second Vaccine Shots
• Bronx School's Inauguration Watch Party Leaves Students Awestruck And Eager To Take Part In Democracy
• Ravens Offseason Priorities Begin With Improving Pass Attack
• Alex Padilla Sworn In As California's First Latino Senator
• Felon Arrested After High-Speed Chase Along Highway 101 In Sonoma, Marin County
• 'This Will Inspire Other Girls': Girls Say They're Inspired By Nation's First Female VP Harris
• Schools: The New Normal | NYC Council Working On Fixes For Students In Danger Of Failing Remote Learning Courses
• Santa Cruz Homicide Victim Identified as Unsheltered 37-Year-Old Man
• Worcester County Man Is Second Case Of UK COVID-19 Variant In Massachusetts
• Inauguration Of President Joe Biden Means Philadelphia Sports Fans Now Occupying White House
• 'This Is Our Favorite Store': The Trump Store In Bensalem Sees Wave Of Customers On Joe Biden's Inauguration Day
• As U.S. Mourns 400,000 Lives Lost, Mayor De Blasio Wants Approval To Use Vaccine Earmarked For Second Doses For First Shots
• 'It Opens So Many Doors.' Women See New Possibilities With Inauguration Of Kamala Harris
• Colorado Parks And Recreation Agencies Are The Biggest Winners In Lottery Sales
• Marylanders Look Ahead To What's Next After President Joe Biden Sworn In
• Michigan Man In UP Charged In Investigation Of Capitol Riot
• Kamala Harris' Alpha Kappa Alpha Sisters See Vice President's Historical Accomplishment As 'Anything Is Possible'
• Mask Mandate, Increased Testing: Dr. Mallika Marshall On President Biden's COVID-19 Plan
• COVID In Florida: 11,914 Additional Cases, 145 New Deaths
• After Announcing Run For Mayor, Ed Gainey Says If Peduto Failed To Deliver In 8 Years, He Doesn't Deserve Another 4
• Many Tri-State Area Residents Pleased Religion And Its Values Likely To Be Influential In Biden-Harris Administration
• Sacramento And Ocean City, MD Officers Stand Side-By-Side At Biden's Inauguration
• Howard University students celebrate as Kamala Harris makes history
• Arlington COVID-19 Vaccine Hub To Reopen Thursday With 8K More Doses
• Growing Concern About Limited COVID-19 Vaccine Supplies
• County Attorney: No Felony Charges Against Husband Accused Of Shooting Pregnant Wife In Stomach
• $120K Humvee Found After Being Stolen From Military Facility In Bell, But Suspect Outstanding
• Trump Issues Pardon To Al Pirro, Former Husband Of Ex-Westchester County District Attorney Jeanine Pirro
• Michigan Lawmakers React To President Biden's Executive Order Plans
• Florida Panthers Changing Schedule Due To Carolina Hurricanes COVID-19 Concerns
• Ever Dream Of Owning Your Own BART Car? Here's Your Chance
• Trump's Presidential Pardons, Commutations Include Rappers Lil Wayne And Kodak Black In Miami Weapons Cases
• Authorities Warn Of Winter Hiking Dangers After Man's 30 Foot Fall In Colorado National Monument
• UPDATE: GoFundMe Campaign Pushes To Continue Search For Fremont Boy Swept To Sea
• Nearly 12,000 Doses Of Moderna's COVID-19 Vaccine Spoiled En Route To Michigan
• COVID Surge: L452R COVID-19 Variant Identified in Monterey County
• High Wind Restrictions In Place On I-25 Near Colorado-Wyoming Border
• Riley June Williams, Harrisburg Woman Accused Of Stealing Nancy Pelosi's Laptop During US Capitol Riots, Arraigned
• Baltimore City Community College To Open COVID Vaccination Clinic
• BSO Detectives Investigate Sexual Battery In Oakland Park Spa
• Over 40,000 Illegal Pills Bound For Brooklyn Park Seized By Border Agents
• 4 killed in Madrid gas explosion
• Colorado Department Of Labor And Employment Hosts Virtual Town Halls About New System
• Preemies May Have Greater Risk Of Premature Death As Adults, Study Suggests
• Arlington Cops Recover Marijuana, Gun, $167K In Cash During Auto Shop Bust 
• First Four African Penguin Chicks Named After Gemstones
• 'There Are No Words That Can Describe It': LA Students React To Inauguration Of President Joe Biden
• 'They Are Going To Be The Next Voters': Dallas ISD Teachers Encouraged Students To Watch Inauguration
• Law Enforcement Closely Watching Philadelphia Landmarks But Say No Protests Expected On Inauguration Day
• Jeffco Marching Band Represents Colorado During Inauguration Festivities
• With Change In COVID-19 Mitigations, Chicago Park District To Resume Limited In-Person Programming Next Week
• Massachusetts Reports 3,987 New COVID Cases, 78 Additional Deaths
• At Least 7 COVID-19 Cases Linked To Washtenaw Woman Who Traveled To UK
• South Florida Man Sees Capitol Riot Arrest As 'A Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King Moment For Me'
• South Florida Man Sees Capitol Riot Arrest As 'A Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King Moment For Me':
• Dallas County Reports 3,469 New COVID-19 Cases, 30 Deaths Wednesday
• Portion Of Century Boulevard Near LAX To Close Overnight Wednesday
• Consumer Alert: 3 Million Ford, Mazda Vehicles Recalled Due To Takata Airbag Issue
• New York City closing vaccination sites due to lack of supply
• CSU Police Search For Indecent Exposure Suspect Caught Window Peeping From A Tree
• The Howard University Marching Band Escorts Vice President Kamala Harris To The White House
• President Joe Biden's Favorite Wilmington Spots Watch Historical Inauguration With Excitement
• Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Pledges 'Partnership, Honesty And Goodwill' To New President Joe Biden
• More Than $160K Raised For Baltimore Restaurants By Jimmy's Famous Seafood In Less Than 48 Hours
• Wilmington Bethel AME Church Pastor Says 'We Will Make Friends Of Our Enemies' During Impassioned Benediction At Biden Inauguration
• COVID-19 In Ohio: Pharmacy Suspended After 890 Vaccine Doses Wasted
• Joe Biden Says 'We Must End This Uncivil War' After Being Sworn-In As 46th President Of United States
• UPDATE: Evacuation Orders Lifted For Freedom And Panther Fires In Santa Cruz County
• Trump Commutes Sentence Of Dallas Man Ferrell Scott Who Got Life Without Parole For Pot
• Crews Working To Repair Gas Leak Near Fair Park Area Of Dallas
• Biden Will Pick A New Judge For Detroit's Federal Court
• Previous Arrests Made By Former Houston Officer Tam Pham Under Review As He Faces Charges For Capitol Riot
• 30-Year-Old Man Injured In Shooting Wednesday Afternoon, Baltimore Police Say
• No. 7 Michigan Back On Track
• 'Anything Is Possible': Former Ravens WR Torrey Smith's Daughter Showcases Historic Moment Vice President Kamala Harris Sworn In
• Inauguration 2021 Schedule: Here's Where POTUS Joe Biden, VP Kamala Harris Are Headed After Swearing In
• Stevenson High School, U Of I Alum Matt Hill Joins Biden Administration As Senior Associate Communications Director
• Aaron Donald Wins Second Defensive Player Of The Year Award
• Fire Investigators Determine Overnight Allentown Fire Was 'Intentionally Set'
• Dallas Police Arrest Rapheal Jefferson For Murder Of Kendrick Hampton
• St. Mary's County Officials Warn Residents Of Hoax Phone Calls Regarding COVID-19 Vaccination
• Murals For Hope: Artists Create Colorful Scenes Along Trails In Adams County
• Starbucks and Microsoft tapped to help with vaccinations
• Massachusetts COVID Vaccine Rollout 'Clearly' Not Going Fast Enough, Rep. Seth Moulton Says
• New GOP House members write letter to Biden
• 'That 70s Show' Actor Danny Masterson Pleads Not Guilty To Raping 3 Women
• Get Ready To Join EW On Set For Season 2 Of 'Batwoman'
• Arnold Schwarzenegger Urges Seniors To Join Him In Getting Vaccinated: 'Come With Me If You Want To Live!'
• 'They Will Grow Up Knowing It Is Always Achievable': Students Reflect As VP Kamala Harris Breaks Through Barriers
• Watch inaugural poet Amanda Gorman perform 5 of her poems
• Butternut Squash Products Sold In Mass., NH Stores Recalled For Possible Listeria Contamination
• Indiana Casino Executive Fighting State Over Ouster Order, Includes Stake In Gary Operation
• Cover Shoot: Javicia Leslie Suits Up In 'Batwoman' Season 2
• Alameda Changes Jackson Park To Chochenyo Park, Named After Language Of Ohlone Tribe
• Keller @ Large: It's Joe Biden's Turn Now, Here's The Good News And The Bad
• WATCH: VP Kamala Harris Takes Oath Of Office
• Fire Destroys Southeast Fort Worth Home, Couple Displaced
• 'Goodbye And Good Riddance': Massachusetts Politicians React To End Of Trump Presidency
• University Of Pittsburgh To Begin Administering COVID-19 Vaccine To Qualifying Students
• 4 Hospitalized After Wrong-Way Driver Hits 6 Vehicles On Eisenhower Expressway
• LA Native Amanda Gorman Delivers Presidential Inaugural Poem: 'The New Dawn Blooms As We Free It'
• Firefighters Quickly Knock Down Fire At San Leandro Car Wash
• Coyote Pup With Mange Spotted In Colorado Springs
• Brad Stevens Says Jayson Tatum Is 50-50 'At Best' To Return Friday Night
• Butler, Clarion Counties Reporting 911 Outages
• Climate activists expect a lot from Biden and aren't afraid to say so
• Pardoned By Trump: S.D. Man Who Is Ex-Boyfriend Of Deported Russian Agent
• Senators Michael Bennet, John Hickenlooper Thank Colorado National Guard Troops Deployed To Washington DC
• NHTSA Investigating Complaints That Ford Super Duty Tailgate Recall Didn't Work
• COVID-19 In Fayette County: Leaders Create Vaccine Task Force
• AG's Office Charges Former Sturgis Police Chief With Drunken Driving
• Democrats take majority in Senate after Biden's inauguration
• COVID-19 Vaccination Site Opens At Marlins Park
• Who leads federal agencies until Senate confirms Biden's nominees
• Desperate states turn to National Guard to roll out vaccines
• Riverside Man Arrested In Molotov Cocktail Attack On Neighbor's Home
• Developer Robert Zangrillo Granted Full Pardon By Trump For Role In USC Admissions Scandal
• Various Processed Butternut Squash Products Recalled By Lancaster Foods Over Possible Listeria Contamination
• First Day: President Biden to Issue 17 Executive Actions On COVID, Climate Change, Immigration and More
• Teen Faces Upgraded Charges In Fatal Camden County Attack On 94-Year-Old, Anthony Donofrio
• Maryland Rep. Steny Hoyer Among Congressional Leaders Who Presented Gifts To President Joe Biden Following Inauguration
• Woman Shot, Killed In Druid Hill Park
• Trump Grants Clemency To 2 Minnesotans Who Served Time For Drug Convictions
• 'They Will Grow Up Knowing It Is Always Achievable': Students Reflect As VP Harris Breaks Through Barriers
• Police: Jeannette Woman Upset Over Shut Off Water Service Poured Acid, Human Waste In Pipes To Hurt Workers
• Chicago Police Investigate 3 Carjackings From Wednesday Morning
• COVID Vaccine: Former Gov. Schwarzenegger Gets Dose, Says 'Come With Me If You Want To Live!'
• 1 Dead, 1 Hurt After Fire At St. Paul Homeless Encampment
• READ: President Joe Biden's Inaugural Address
• President Joe Biden's Inauguration Goes Off With No Security Issues
• The Rust Belt Market Becomes An Anchor Storefront For Over 40 Small Businesses, Creates A Community Of Support
• Kamala Harris wears Black designers at inauguration
• Another Boston College Basketball Game Postponed Due To Positive COVID-19 Test
• California Politicians Send Their Well Wishes To Pres. Biden, VP Harris
• Downtown Rochester Uses "Love Local" Campaign To Support Small Businesses Through The Pandemic
• Crowds Not Allowed At Aspen's X Games Due To Level Red COVID Restrictions
• Eligibility Expanded For COVID-19 Vaccinations At TCF Center
• Chicago Teachers Union Could Call For Strike Authorization Vote Wednesday
• Man Wounded In Lawndale Shootout With Police Officers Charged With Attempted Murder
• Read the full text of Biden's inaugural address
• 75-Year-Old Woman Killed In Cleburne After Chevy Pickup Crashes Head-On Into Her Kia 
• Escaped Murder Suspect Surrenders To Monterey County Authorities
• North Texas' Beth Van Duyne Among House Republicans To Send Letter Of Congratulations To President Joe Biden
• COVID-19 In Illinois: 4,822 New Cases, 107 More Deaths; Positivity Rate And Hospitalizations Keep Falling
• 3 Local Restaurants Shut Down For Violating COVID-19 Orders
• VIDEO: Harvard Graduate Amanda Gorman Makes History With Inaugural Poem
• Butternut Squash Products Sold In 11 States, Including Maryland, Recalled Over Listeria Concerns
• Biden, in inaugural address, implores Americans to "end this uncivil war"
• Sen. Klobuchar Delivers Remarks At Inauguration: 'This Is The Day Our Democracy Picks Itself Up'
• Thousands Still Without Power As Winds Force Campus Closures In Simi Valley
• U.S. allies "greatly relieved," but also wary as Biden steps up
• Eugene Goodman, Capitol Police Officer Who Diverted Angry Rioters Away From Senate Chambers, Escorts VP Kamala Harris
• President Joe Biden's First Executive Order Will Require Masks On Federal Property
• Long Beach City Council Gives Final Approval For Extra $4 Per Hour In Hazard Pay For Grocery Workers
• Man Accused Of Fatally Shooting Wife In Frankford Home While Children Were Inside, Philadelphia Police Say
• Amanda Gorman Makes History As Youngest Known Inaugural Poet
• Small Business Administration Approves More Paycheck Protection Program Loans Under Revisions
• Eagles Deciding Between Josh McDaniels And Duce Staley For Head Coach, According To One Report
• Inauguration Live Updates: Joe Biden Sworn In As 46th President, Declares 'Democracy Has Prevailed'
• Mega Millions Jackpot Closes In On $1 Billion, Powerball Is $730 Million
• With Patient Comfort In Mind, STRIDE Community Health Administers COVID Vaccinations At A Cafeteria
• Joe Biden Sworn In As 46th President On Inauguration Day
• Amador County Hammer Attack Leaves Man With Severe Injuries; Suspect Arrested
• Officer who held back rioters escorted Harris at inauguration
• Strong Winds Force Temporary Landing, Take-Off Change At LAX, Batter Planes Landing In Ontario
• President Trump Bids Farewell To Washington, Hints Of Comeback
• Woman Killed, Man Injured In Wednesday Morning Fire In Middle River, Officials Say
• University Of Delaware's Drumline To Help Escort President Joe Biden, VP Kamala Harris To White House
• Philadelphia Native, Isaias Caba, Among National Guard Troops In Washington, DC For Inauguration
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 401 Additional Deaths, Nearly 6,000 More Coronavirus Cases
• Several City Buildings Closed In Downtown Denver As Safety Precaution
• Bow Wow Apologizes For Taking Stage At Crowded Texas Bar
• Garland Hosts Mass COVID-19 Vaccination Drive-Thru Clinic On Jan.21
• Capitol Chaos: Upper East Side Man Samuel Fisher Taken Into Custody By FBI
• Former IUP Head Football Coach Chuck Mills Dies At Age 91
• It Would Have Been Preemptive, But Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Received No Pardon As Trump Left Office
• 16-Year-Old Boy Missing From Woodlawn Found Safe, Police Say
• Man Crashes Vehicle After Being Shot, Later Dies, Baltimore Police Say
• Tatum-Less Celtics Set To Take On 76ers
• President Trump Pardons Robert Zangrillo, Father Charged In College Admissions Scandal
• Joe Biden Sworn In As 46th President, Says 'This Is Democracy's Day'
• Consumer Alert: 3 Million Ford, Mazda Vehicles Recalled Due To Takata Airbag Issue
• COVID In Minnesota: 1,237 New Cases, 34 More Deaths Reported Ahead Of Vaccine Pilot Expansion
• Harford Co. Health Department Expands Vaccine Communication Plan For Residents Ages 65 And Up
• Colorado Adds ID Verification To Prevent Unemployment Fraud
• Dr. Gounder Tells Dr. Oz How The Task Force Plans To Give Out 100 Million Vaccine Shots During Biden's First 100 Days
• Dr. Oz Asks Dr. Gounder When The Average Mid-Aged American With No Preexisting Conditions Can Expect To Receive Vaccine
• Biden Sworn In As 46th President, Declaring 'Democracy Has Prevailed'
• Tommy Lasorda Given Fond Farewell With Dodger Stadium Ceremony
• Colorado Lawmakers Prepare For A New President
• LIVE: Joe Biden Is Sworn In As 46th President Of The United States
• Inauguration Live Updates: Biden Officially Sworn In As 46th President
• Should COVID vaccination restore "basic rights" to avoid lockdowns?
• Biden's Chief Election Data Expert Becca Siegel Is From Manitou Springs
• 12-Year-Old Peyton Triano Committed To Helping Families In Need: 'No Matter How Old You Are You Can Still Make A Difference'
• Kamala Harris: Oakland Native Set To Face Historic Challenges As Vice President
• Kamala Harris' Historic Inauguration Begins New Chapter In U.S. Politics
• Bruce Springsteen, Jon Bon Jovi Among Stars Performing During Biden Inauguration TV Special
• Small Earthquake Hits Willowbrook, Rattles South LA, Bay Areas
• WATCH LIVE: Joe Biden's Inauguration Day Events Streaming Live On CBSN
• Javicia Leslie 'Cried Like A Baby' Seeing Herself On 'Batwoman' Billboard: 'It Was The Most Surreal Moment'
• Accident in San Francisco Mission District Sends Man to Hospital
• 2 Mega Millions Tickets Worth $1 Million Sold In New Jersey, 1 Sold In Pennsylvania As Jackpot Grows To $970 Million
• Nathan MacKinnon Reaches 500 Points, Avalanche Defeat Kings
• Inauguration Day events after Biden is sworn in
• Biden Inauguration An 'Exorcism' Of US Capitol Attack, Says CBS News' John Dickerson
• CBSN Inauguration Coverage: Joe Biden Sworn In As 46th President
• CHP: Suspect Stopped, Lit Cigarette At End Of Chase In Ceres
• Alpha Kappa Alpha declares January 20 "Kamala D. Harris Day"
• Fort Worth Police ID Suspected Gunman In Tow Truck Driver Shooting
• Should Philip Rivers Be In The NFL Hall Of Fame? Making The Case For The Former Chargers Quarterback
• Body Of 91-Year-Old Man Reported Missing Found In Dallas Creek
• Golden State Warriors Post Moving Tribute To Vice President Kamala Harris
• COVID In MN: All Vaccine Pilot Program Appointments Filled For Adults 65+
• Capitol Rioters Were Among Those Who Held Out Hope For A Trump Pardon And Didn't Get It
• Patrick Montgomery, A Hunting Guide From Littleton, The Latest Coloradan Charged In Capitol Riot
• Father, 12-Year-Old Daughter Killed In Shelby Township Fiery Crash
• President Trump Pardons Five Former Executives Convicted Of Defrauding Florida's Medicaid Program
• What a Biden presidency means for your wallet
• PTL Links: January 20, 2021
• COVID In Maryland: Over 2.1K New Cases, Positivity Rate & Hospitalizations Down
• Aurora Office Building Catches Fire, 1 Person Injured
• Coatesville Police: 30-Year-Old Man Arrested After Breaking Windows To Gain Entry Into St. Cecilia's Church
• 1-20-21 Starts String Of Palindrome Dates
• Cooking With Rania: Tortilla Soup
• Covid Headquarters: Inauguration Day In America: What Is Administration's Plan To Conquer Covid And Get You Vaccinated? 
• Troy Veney Charged In June 2020 Southeast Baltimore Murder Of Gerald Jones
• Former Chargers Great QB Philip Rivers Announces Retirement
• Man Carjacked At Gunpoint Downtown
• Get to know Kamala Harris' family
• Fallen Deputy Adam Gibson Remembered By Fellow Marine: 'He Was Willing To Lay Down His Life For Me'
• Trump defends his record and says "we'll be back" in farewell speech
• Red Wings Down Blue Jackets 3-2 In OT
• Santa Clara University President Kevin O'Brien Celebrates Inaugural Day Mass For President-Elect Joe Biden
• No Mega Millions Jackpot Winner, $1.4M Ticket Sold In Artesia
• 'Superman & Lois' & 'The Flash' Premiere Dates Set
• Charlie Brotman to announce inaugural parade
• Capitol Rioters Were Among Those Who Held Out Hope For A Trump Pardon And Didn't Get It
• 13-year-old who bonded with Biden over stutter has book deal
• Dallas Detectives Seek Jesse Garcia In Connection To Fatal Stabbing
• Santa Cruz Police Seek to Identify Suspected Flasher
• 7 In 10 Say They'll Keep Cooking At Home Even After Pandemic Ends
• US Probes Complaints That Ford Tailgate Recall Didn't Work
• Lions GM Brad Holmes Went From Off The Radar To General Manager
• VIDEO: Couple Builds Wheelchair For Disabled Pet Duck
• Benjamin Satterthwaite Formally Charged With Murdering Joshua Lockard, Leaving His Remains In Suitcases
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Biden's Recovery Plan
• LOOK: Boston Skyline Lit Up In Amber For Coronavirus Victims
• Driver Killed When Her Head Gets Trapped Between Car And Parking Garage Machine
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: SF Runs Out Of Vaccine On Thursday; 'Rays Of Hope': COVID Surge Flattening; Remembering Those How Have Died
• Trump Issues Pardon For Anthony Levandowski, Sentenced To Prison For Stealing Google Self-Driving Tech Secrets
• Dallas Police Seek Alleged Christmas Night Killer Roman Ramirez Jr.
• Large Fire Rips Through Commercial Building In South LA's Hyde Park Overnight
• Miami Weather: Mostly Sunny With Comfortable Temps
• Donald Trump Commutes Sentence Of Ex-Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick
• Linda Holliday, Bill Belichick's Girlfriend, Snaps Back At Instagram Comment About Tom Brady
• Vatrano Scores Overtime Goal, Panthers Over Blackhawks 5-4
• Kennedy McMann On 'Nancy Drew's Second Season: 'Taking It To The Extreme'
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/20 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
• LA County Residents 65 And Older Can Now Sign Up For COVID Vaccine
• FBI Arrests 2 Sacramento-Area Suspects Who Posted Videos From US Capitol Riot
• Parent Group Files Motion To Block Mask Requirement For Youth Sports
• Former Patriot Ben Watson Credited For Helping Louisiana Woman Receive Presidential Pardon
• 'No Get Out Of Jail Free Card For The 'Tiger King': Trump Pardon List Doesn't Include Texas Prisoner Joe Exotic
• Indian Village Cheers For Harris Before Inauguration
• Kamala Harris' ancestral village in India revels on Inauguration Day
• Heard In Detroit: Charlie May, Greg Beyer, & More!
• Catherine Pugh's Sentence Not Commuted By Outgoing President Trump
• Inauguration Day Also Marks Palindrome Date That Won't Be Seen For Another 1,000 Years
• Police In Springfield Increase Security Ahead Of Inauguration Day; Chicago Takes Precaution
• With The Help Of Lamar Jackson And Others, Kodak Black's Sentence Commuted By President Trump
• Americans reflect on divided nation: "This doesn't feel like America"
• Maybe Baseball Free Agency Will Get Going Now That George Springer Has Signed
• Professional Bull Riders Returns To CBS Sunday, January 24
• Doubling up on masks could help keep COVID away, research shows
• Security Ramping Up In Downtown LA Ahead Of Inauguration
• Biden Set To Take Power As Trump Leaves White House For Last Time (CBS News)
• Denver Weather: Gusty Winds Will Push Temperatures To Near 60 Degrees Wednesday
• Biden Inauguration: Drexel University Professor Bill Rosenberg Joins CBS3 To Discuss Expectations For Inauguration Events
• LA County Reports 7,902 COVID-19 Cases, Surpasses 14K Total Deaths
• UnitedHealth Tops 4Q Expectations Despite Pandemic Costs
• One Person Injured In Rollover Crash Along Parkway East
• Police Hope New Video Will Help Them Find Gunman Who Killed Arlington Store Clerk Jordan Hightower
• Poll: Majority Of Americans Believe Joe Biden Will Be Somewhat Successful In Restoring Civility
• 'We Have A Powerful Community': North Mpls. Barbershop Owner Starts Scholarship Program
• 'I Want Them To Sue Me': MyPillow's Mike Lindell Says Lawsuit From Dominion Would Show Election Was Rigged
• 'We Were Told To Close': Businesses Seen Boarding Up Storefronts Ahead Of Inauguration Day
• Shawn Massey Wanted In Slaying Of Hunter, Joseph Bottino, Caught In Bensalem
• Study shows U.K. COVID variant unlikely to "escape" Pfizer vaccine
• LA Trans Chorus To Perform In Virtual Inaugural Parade
• USPS Collection Boxes In Philadelphia Temporarily Removed As Security Measure During Biden Inauguration
• Inauguration Day: What Do Pittsburghers Want To See From A Biden-Harris Administration?
• Justice Department closes investigation into Senator Burr
• WNBA says sale of Atlanta Dream is "close to being finalized"
• "Oath Keeper" coordinated other militia members in riot, charges say
• Riley Williams, Pennsylvania Woman Accused Of Taking Laptop From Nancy Pelosi's Office During Capitol Riot, Taken Into Custody
• Hundreds Of Thousands Pennsylvanians Waiting On Delayed Unemployment Checks
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Phase 1A Of Vaccine Plan Expanded To Anyone Over 65 And Others With Serious Medical Conditions
• Yellen calls for "big" action at Senate confirmation hearing
• "Joe Exotic," with limo waiting outside prison, fails to get pardon
• A viewer's guide to Joe Biden's inauguration
• Woman suspected of stealing Pelosi's laptop faces new charges
• 3 former presidents will attend Biden's inauguration
• Uber Driver Carjacked In South Shore
• Trump issues late-night pardons on eve of inauguration
• 'Christmas For Political Scientists:' University Of Pittsburgh Professor Of Political Science Discusses Inauguration Day
• Brotherly Love: Chester County Cheerleading Group, Downingtown Dominators, Finding Way To Lift Spirits In Age Of Social Distancing
• Mega Millions jackpot nearing $1 billion
• Trump pardons Steve Bannon, 72 others, and commutes 70 sentences
• Millions Of Dollars Still Up For Grabs From State For Illinois Families To Get Help With Utility Bills And More
• Netflix tops 200 million subscribers as pandemic keeps people home
• Trump Issues Late-Night Pardons On Eve Of Inauguration As He Prepares To Leave D.C. On Air Force One For The Final Time
• NYC Buildings Lit Up To Honor 400,000 Americans Who Have Died From COVID-19
• Pittsburgh Weather: Early Snow Showers Give Way To Colder Afternoon Temperatures
• 12 National Guard Members Removed From Inauguration Day Duty Due To Security Reasons
• Trump Pardons Casey Urlacher On Charges Of Running Illegal Sports Gambling Operation
• Biden signs orders reversing major Trump immigration policies
• Trump frees former aides to lobby their former agencies right away
• Chicago Weather: Sunshine Returns
• 2 Women, 1 Man Critically Injured After Shot In Car In Mantua
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/20 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Texas Governor Greg Abbott Says He's 'Offended' By Vetting Of National Guard For President-Elect Joe Biden's Inauguration
• West Point biochemist warns about threat of bioweapons
• Comcast Providing Low-Income Communities With WiFi Access
• Iran hails "tyrant" Trump's exit, calls on Biden to lift sanctions
• Joe Biden Picks Pennsylvania Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine To Be Assistant Health Secretary
• South Florida Man Sees Capitol Riot Arrest As 'A Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King Moment For Me'
• All Publix Stores In Palm Beach County, 2 In Monroe County To Offer COVID-19 Vaccinations
• CDC: Florida Leads Nation In COVID-19 Variant Cases
• Americans see Kamala Harris' history-making moment as a good thing
• Bay Area Businesses Find Delicious Ways To Celebrate Vice President Kamala Harris
• President Donald Trump Issues Over 100 Pardons And Commutations On Final Day In Office
• Police: Woman In Custody After 28-Year-Old Man Gunned Down In South Philadelphia
• Mega Millions Jackpot Now $970 Million After No Winner In Latest Drawing
• Wednesday's Child: Siblings Nikira And Nacari
• Biden to propose bill to offer legal status to millions of immigrants
• State Police Issue 4 Warnings, 3 Notices Of Violation To Pittsburgh Establishments Not Following COVID-19 Restrictions
• Champagnie's 31 Points Help Pitt Beat Duke 79-73
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Carnegie Mellon University Spring Semester Will Be Remote For 2 Weeks
• COVID Deaths: SF, Oakland, San Jose City Halls Lit In Amber As Part Of National Tribute To Victims
• Pittsburgh Native Among National Guard Troops In Washington D.C. For Inauguration Day
• Wednesday's Show Info (1/20/21)
• Pennsylvania's Gambling Revenues Fall By More Than 20% In 2020
• 'Tiger King Joe Exotic' Not On White House List Of 73 Pardons Released After Midnight

Videos from January 20, 2021

• Kamala Harris' friends say vice president is fearless
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• Children of immigrants hope for a better future under the Biden-Harris administration
• Cindy McCain touts Biden as "ready" for presidency
• Harris makes history as first woman of color to serve as vice president
• How HBCUs prepare people for leadership roles
• Former presidents call for unity, peaceful transition of power on Inauguration Day
• Legal troubles await Trump's return to private life
• 1/20: Red and Blue
• A look back at Biden's road to the White House
• "One Nation: Indivisible"
• Biden wastes no time getting to work on his legislative agenda, but there's a lot of work to be done
• New White House press secretary Jen Psaki gives first press briefing
• Here's what Biden is looking to accomplish with Democrats in Congress
• Moments to remember from historic Biden-Harris inauguration
• Study finds Pfizer vaccine likely effective against U.K. strain
• Glynda Carr, CEO of Higher Heights for America, discusses Kamala Harris and electing more Black women to office
• Biden sets tone for new administration with call for unity
• Trump skips inauguration and avoids Biden's name in farewell speech
• Harris shatters race and gender barriers in historic swearing in ceremony
• Biden upends controversial Trump policies with first day actions
• Biden sworn in as 46th president in historic inauguration
• Howard University historian on Kamala Harris' swearing in: "This is a moment of deep pride"
• Trump skips inauguration ceremony, upending several traditions
• Biden signs first executive actions as president
• Biden enters White House with a Democratic Congress, but no confirmed Cabinet members
• Kamala Harris presides over Senate and administers oath of office to three Democrats
• Biden signs executive actions to reverse Trump policies
• Senate historian emeritus Don Ritchie on Biden's inauguration
• Watch: Youth Poet Laureate Amanda Gorman recites poem at Biden's inauguration
• Bishop T.D. Jakes says Biden's inaugural address was "hopeful," "encouraging" and "conciliatory"
• Joe Biden's inauguration address: "This is America's day"
• Watch: Joe Biden sworn in as 46th president of the United States
• Watch: Kamala Harris sworn in as vice president
• Trump leaves White House, ending a contentious presidential term
• Unprecedented security across Washington ahead of presidential inauguration
• Ed Rendell on friend and Democratic ally Joe Biden's inauguration
• Analysts look ahead to Biden's inauguration
• U.S. allies "relieved," but wary as Biden takes over
• CBS News poll shows Americans are scared yet hopeful for first year of Biden presidency
• How Kamala Harris' historic inauguration will impact Biden's administration
• Analysis of Trump's farewell speech before Biden's inauguration
• Trump defends record and says "we will be back" in farewell speech
• Breaking down Biden's unprecedented and tradition-breaking inauguration
• Inaugural poet Amanda Gorman's history making performance
• U.S. surpasses 400,000 COVID-19 deaths with vaccine rollout underway
• Visiting America's birthplace to understand how divisions today compare to tensions in history
• Inauguration Day parade scaled down over security and COVID-19 concerns
• WorldView: Italy's PM wins crucial vote to stay in power; Jack Ma makes first appearance in months
• Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer on Biden's inauguration
• Before leaving office, Trump grants clemency to 143 people, including Steve Bannon
• Biden to become 46th president in scaled-back ceremonies amid COVID-19 pandemic
• American politics expert on Trump's decision to skip Biden's inauguration
• 1/20: CBSN AM
• Analyzing Biden's formidable global challenges