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• Alameda County Leaders, Health Officials Address Slow Vaccination Rollout at Virtual Meeting
• Borderline Bar And Grill, Scene Of Deadly 2018 Attack, To Be Demolished
• USC Study: Only Half Of Americans Wear Masks While In Close Contact With People Outside Their Households
• Girl Scouts Aim For Accessible Archery At New Range In Thornton
• El Dorado County Thief Caught One Year After Crime Highlights Need For Rapid DNA Testing
• The Standard Hollywood Shutting Down 'Indefinitely'
• Kempe Helps Kings Rally Past Avs For First Win Of Season
• 40% Fewer Coloradans Tested For STDs During COVID Pandemic
• Report: Dave Chappelle Tests Positive For COVID-19, Cancels Shows
• Rep. Lauren Boebert Introduces Bill To Block Paris Agreement
• Knicks Beat Warriors for 3rd Straight Win
• Historians Discuss Name Change Of State Park In Folsom
• Stymied Claimants Call Out Identity Service Hired by EDD to Help Fight Fraud
• Roseville Police Looking For Couple Accused Of Stealing $3,000 Worth Of Products From Sprouts
• Cameron Peak Fire: FEMA Disaster Declaration Will Help With Rehabilitation Efforts In Wake Of Colorado's Largest Wildfire
• LAPD To Begin Conducting DUI Checkpoints Friday And Saturday
• South Bay Church Racks Up Huge Fines Defying County COVID Orders
• James, Lakers Open Long Trip By Beating Bucks 113-106
• Mountain Lions Captured On Wildlife Camera Near Eldorado Canyon State Park
• Bears Passing Game Coordinator Dave Ragone Leaving For Atlanta Falcons
• Advisory Board Named For Minnesota Conviction Review Unit
• White Sox's Tim Anderson To Grace Cover Of New RBI Baseball Video Game
• Biden Lays Out COVID-19 Strategy On First Full Day In Office
• Chicago Weather: Temperatures Crash
• 1 Injured As Reported Explosion At Home In Firestone Investigated
• Coronavirus Vaccinations In Massachusetts: New Groups Of Phase 1 Health Care Workers Now Eligible
• COVID Curfew, Stay At Home Advisory Being Lifted In Massachusetts
• Authorities Release Voicemail They Say Was From Chicago Heights Man Accused Of Threatening Inauguration
• Lawrence Police Discover 100 People At Illegal Nightclub
• Containment On Towsley Fire Jumps To 80%, With 184 Acres Burned
• Man Wanted In Gilroy Homicide Shot Dead By San Jose Police
• Boulder County Applies For 5 Star Business Certification Program
• Police Supt. David Brown Says There Have Been 144 Carjackings In Chicago In First 21 Days Of Year
• Racist, Anti-Semitic Messages Interrupt Anti-Racism Lesson At San Francisco's Lowell High School
• Around The Table: The Transfer Of Power
• State Rep. Ed Gainey Introduces Automatic Voter Registration Legislation
• Ice Yoga: The Ultimate In Mind Over (Frozen) Matter
• NYPD: Man Armed With Knife Fatally Shot By Officers In The Bronx
• Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Calls On Schools To Move To Hybrid In-Person Learning By March 1
• Newsom: "Not A Sparring Partner, A Working Partner" Governor Welcomes Biden Administration
• Miami Beach PD Searching For Hit-&-Run Driver In White Kia Sorento With Front-End Damage
• Minneapolis Considers Ban Of Facial Recognition Technology
• 'I Have Always Loved Animals': Shelter Volunteer Helps Save Pups One Snuggle At A Time
• What Do We Know About COVID Variants?
• Columbia Man Facing Federal Charges For Making Online Threats To Blow Up IRS Headquarters, Shoot House Speaker Nancy Pelosi
• Tire Falls Off Small Plane, Lands In Jefferson Park Neighborhood
• Investigation Continues Into Upstate New York Helicopter Crash That Killed 3 National Guard Members
• Maryland National Guard Among Those To Help Administer COVID-19 Vaccines In Baltimore County
• COVID-19 Tops Biden's Agenda On His First Full Day In Office
• Haddonfield Relationship Strategist Patrick Stedman Arrested For Alleged Role In Storming US Capitol
• $731.1M And $2M Winning Powerball Tickets Sold In Maryland
• 16-Year-Old Boy Injured In Shooting In Northeast Baltimore, Police Say
• COVID Vaccine (MN): Health Officials Lobbying Feds For More Doses
• Police Investigate Stabbing In CU Campus Area, Joshua Davis Arrested
• Islanders Deal Devils First Loss In Regulation
• Jimmy's Famous Seafood Reaches $200K Goal For Baltimore Restaurants
• Michigan Bowling Alleys Sue State, Seek Compensation For COVID-19 Closures
• Coronavirus Pandemic Changes School Choice To Virtual Visits For Denver Public Schools
• GM Cares Build Distribution Tents For Volunteers Working In The Cold
• Fourth Suspect Charged In Carjacking, Shooting That Killed Retired Chicago Fire Lt. Dwain Williams
• LAPD Officers Shoot, Injure Allegedly Armed Man In DTLA
• Bruins Rally Past Flyers For 5-4 Shootout Win In Home Opener
• Hudson House Fire Leaves Man Dead, Woman Hospitalized
• Flyers Can't Hold Off Bruins In Wild Third Period, Lose 5-4 In Shootout
• Local Parents Express Mixed Reactions About Calls For Schools To Move To Hybrid In-Person Learning
• Police Board Rules Officers Will Not Be Disciplined For Searching, Handcuffing 10-Year-Old Boy Who Ended Up Urinating In Pants
• Burbank Mother Dies From COVID-19 Complications After Months In Hospital
• COVID-19 Vaccination Efforts Continue As Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Report Additional Cases, Deaths
• Cellmate Suspected In Pelican Bay Inmate Death
• 1 Dead, 3 Hospitalized In Crash Involving 6 Vehicles In McKinney
• Bruins Honor Lifelong Fan Who Died Of COVID-19
• Denver Public Schools Teachers Post Messages Urging District To Reconsider In-Person Learning Plan
• 22-Year-Old College Student Recovering From Rare Brain Abnormality Leaves Long Island Rehabilitation Center
• NYPD: Kevin Gavin Killed 3 Women At Carter G. Woodson Houses, A Home For Seniors In Brooklyn
• 'Disrespectful To Duce Staley': Some Eagles Fans Encouraged With Nick Sirianni Hire, But At Least 1 Says They've Lost A Fan
• Port Authority Unveils Plans For State-Of-The-Art Bus Terminal In Midtown
• Neighbors Push To Keep Sexually Violent Predator Out Of Galt Area
• Vigil Held For Man Killed In Apparent Road Rage Incident In Belmont
• COVID Vaccine: California Health Officials Warn of Slowing Vaccination Campaign
• Metro Expands Its Metro Micro Ride-Hailing Service To 3 New Areas
• Economic Uncertainty Could Mean More Real Estate Options For Burgeoning Businesses
• Young Boy Voices Opinions During MTA Board Meeting
• Mother, Daughter Found Dead In Sunnyvale Home; Father Allegedly Confesses To Murders
• Minute-By-Minute: A COVID-19 Vaccine Reaction
• North Texas Realtor Jenna Ryan, Arrested For Alleged Role In Capitol Riot, Kicked Off PayPal
• See It: Body Cam Video Shows Officer's Quick Response After Subway Attack In Manhattan
• Video Of Carmichael Officer-Involved Shooting Released
• Amazon doesn't have to restore Parler online, judge says
• Laguna Woods Village Rolling Out COVID-19 Vaccines For Older Residents
• Ravens Players Give RB Mark Ingram II Personalized Jerseys With Hand-Written Messages Following His Release
• LA Seeking Public Input Getting To 100% Renewable Energy By 2030
• Woman's Body Found In Creek Near Forest Lane DART Station
• Chicago Archdiocese To Close 4 Suburban Catholic Schools
• New Castle Police Arrest Man Accused Of Raping 11-Year-Old Girl
• Buyer Beware: COVID Vaccines Netting Big Bucks Online
• Protecting The State Capitol, Other Locations Cost Almost $19 Million
• COVID Vaccine: North Bay Health Officials Ramp Up Vaccination Rollout Despite Shortages
• 22-Year-Old Arrested For Attempted Murder, Baltimore Police Say
• Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Acknowledges Mistakes With COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout: 'We Can't Control Every Dose'
• Judge gives preliminary approval to massive Flint water crisis settlement
• PG&E Tests New Wildfire-Detection Power Line Tech In Calistoga
• Suspicious Surge In California Unemployment Claims Raises Concerns
• Neighboring Counties Still Facing Vaccine Distribution Delays
• It's Been 1 Year Since First Confirmed Case Of COVID-19 In US
• PayPal boots real estate agent who flew private jet to Capitol riots
• Orange County Jail Inmate Dies From COVID-19 Complications
• Trump Administration Gives Medicaid Gift To Florida
• Senate Democrats Call For Ethics Investigation Of Texas' Ted Cruz, Missouri's Josh Hawley 'To Fully Understand Role' In Capitol Attack
• Arlington Residents Have Chance To Meet New Police Chief Al Jones At Socially Distanced Event
• 'She's Been Building To This All Her Life': Amanda Gorman's Sacramento Grandmother Not Surprised By Success
• Police Arrest Suspect In Connection With Assault, Armed Carjacking At Montgomery County Gas Station
• FDA approves first monthly shots for HIV
• Suspect Fatally Stabbed in Life-or-Death Struggle During Santa Rosa Home Invasion
• Magnitude 3.1 Quake Rattles East Bay Residents Near Concord
• Police: Two Children Arrested After Racing, Crashing Stolen Car In St. Paul
• Report: Steelers Put In Request To Interview Chargers QB Coach Pep Hamilton For Offensive Coordinator Job
• Fired Healthcare Worker Sues Olympia Medical, Claims Pandemic Discrimination
• Ed McCaffrey Era At University Of Northern Colorado Delayed
• Former Washington QB Dwayne Haskins Signs Deal With Steelers
• President Joe Biden's Familiarity With Pittsburgh Gives Local Democratic Leaders High Hopes
• COVID: Alameda County Deputies, Oakland Police Officers Call For Action In Distributing Vaccine To Personnel
• Short-Handed, Short On Prep, Wizards Await Return To Action
• State Retirement System Could See Major Change
• Delaware County Man, Ivan Jackson-Freeman, Facing Sexual Abuse, Child Porn Charges
• Massachusetts Has Received 825,650 COVID-19 Vaccine Doses So Far
• Woman Stabs Man Outside Steel Plaza Station
• Suspect Crashes Into School Bus Full Of Kids, Pulls Gun On Witnesses
• Biden's Executive Actions Questioned By Texas Sen. John Cornyn After Call For Unity During Inauguration Speech
• Inaugural Poet Amanda Gorman's Sacramento Grandmother Not Surprised By Success
• Police: 61-Year-Old Man Hit By Stray Bullet As 2 Men Shoot At Each Other In North Philadelphia
• 12 Local Students Nominated As Presidential Scholars In The Arts
• Winter Outlook Update: Milder Than Average Season Still On Track
• 'Will Make A Big Difference': Mass Vaccination Clinic Held In Turlock
• COVID-19 In West Virginia: How The State Leads The Nation In Vaccine Rollout
• Department Of Education Extends Freeze On Student Loan Payments
• Amador County Man Wanted In Connection To Murder Of Woman Missing Since October
• Women Living In Sanctuary Hope President Biden Is Their Key To Freedom
• Limited Indoor Dining Could Resume In Chicago By The Weekend
• Advocates, DFL Lawmakers Press For More Police Reform During 2021 Session
• Health Care Workers At Small Clinics And Private Practices Get Left Behind In COVID Vaccine Rollout
• Shedd Aquarium, Field Museum Reopening After Closing For Months Due To COVID-19 Restrictions
• Tokyo 2021 Olympics Canceled? Officials Still Planning For Games As Conflicting Reports Emerge
• Mount Sinai Medical Center To Suspend First Dose COVID-19 Vaccinations On Saturday
• Martinez Sued By Concord-Based Developer In Rift Over Housing Project
• Denver Chooses PCL Construction For Upgrades To 16th Street Mall
• 222 Massachusetts Communities Considered High Risk For COVID-19
• Texans Find Answers, Comfort In Facebook Group For COVID-19 Survivors
• Lancaster Man, Colorado Woman Found Shot To Death Off South Carolina Highway Identified After 44 Years
• Vikings Offensive Coordinator Kubiak Retires After 36-Year Career In NFL
• Victim In Dec. 29 SUV Bicycle Attack In Manhattan Says Little Has Been Done By City Since
• CPS Says CTU Is Proposing 'Illegal Strike;' Union Medical Consultant Says Pandemic Is A 'Disaster' And In-Person Learning Simply Is Not Safe
• Many Chicago Carjacking Arrests Involve Juveniles -- Are Penalties Sufficient To Solve Problem?
• Sen. Amy Klobuchar On Biden Inauguration: 'An Amazing Experience For Our Democracy'
• Customers At Long Island Coffee Shop Pay It Forward With Post-Its, Buying Hundreds Of Drinks For Strangers
• Do You Still Have To Wear A Mask After Being Vaccinated? UPMC Doctor Answers COVID-19 Vaccine Questions
• 'It Was A Message Of Unity': Miami-Dade College Professor Says Transition Of Power Came When Needed Most
• Canes' Season Paused, While Caps Play On Without 4 Regulars
• 'Slow Streets' Signs Being Thrown Into Bushes, Damaged In Valley Village
• 'I Love The City': Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey To Run For Re-Election
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Adult Children On Mission To Track Down Vaccine For Parents And Grandparents
• Man Suspected In Multiple Armed Robberies Accused Of Taking Woman's Wedding Bands Right Off Her Finger
• Culver City Continuing Relaxed Parking Enforcement Through February
• Oakland's Highland Hospital Seeks Help Identifying Man In ICU, Hospitalized For Over A Month
• Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City Chiefs Could Pose Problems For Ravens' Super Bowl Hopes For Years To Come
• Growing Concerns That New Spike In Child Deaths Is Side Effect Of Social Distancing
• Immigrants And Activists Praise Biden's Citizenship Plan
• Philly Shipyard 'Coming Back To Life' After Running Into Hard Times In Recent Years
• Third Stimulus Check Likely But Could Be March Or Later Before $1,400 Payments Arrive
• 16th Street Mall Visitors Trending Closer To Average Despite Pandemic
• COVID Vaccine Appointments Fill Up As Phase 1B Starts Next Week Slow
• Williamsburg Residents Upset Marsha P. Johnson Park Shut Down Completely For Renovation During Pandemic
• Gov. Baker Tours Gillette Stadium Mass Vaccination Site
• NYPD Adopts New Guidelines For Disciplining Officer Misconduct; Mayor De Blasio Says It's A 'Game Changer'
• Buffalo Bills WR Stefon Diggs, Former Maryland Terrapin, Feeling Confident Ahead Of AFC Championship Game
• 'Keep Your Nose Out Of Our Business': Sen. Ted Cruz's Paris Climate Accord Comments Upset Pittsburgh Leaders
• COVID Impact On Youth Sports: New Jersey Parents Petition Gov. Murphy To Increase Indoor Spectator Capacity To 50%
• Smith Among 7 Senators Asking Ethics Panel To Investigate Sens. Cruz, Hawley
• Open For Business: Josie Kelly's Public House In Somers Point
• NRSC chair says he'll support incumbents over primary challengers
• President Joe Biden To Face Tough Challenges Related To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Barnstable Students Create Music Without Instruments After COVID Forces Classes Online
• COVID In New York: Local Pharmacists Say They Are Receiving Far Too Few Vaccine Doses To Meet Demand
• OC Public Health: Use Of Paused Moderna Vaccine Can Resume Immediately
• Sen. Bernie Sanders In Mittens Meme Comes To Colorado
• President Joe Biden Says Country At War With Coronavirus As He Signs Executive Orders To Tackle Pandemic
• NYC Gives LGBTQ Business Owners Minority Designations When Competing For City Contracts
• 'I've Cried A Lot During This Process': Pennsylvanians Continue To Report Problems With Delayed Unemployment Checks
• UPDATE: Family Offers $50,000 Reward For Finding Fremont Boy Swept Out To Sea
• Shots Fired Into Montgomery County Democratic Committee Headquarters Following Threatening Email
• Can You Be Fired For Refusing Vaccination If Your Employer Requires It?
• Dr. Max's COVID Vaccine FAQs: Will Current Vaccines Protect Us Against New Strains Of The Virus?
• Capitol Siege: Woman Accused Of Helping Steal Pelosi Laptop Freed From Jail
• 'Everything Is Full Up': South Florida Seniors Hoping Process Of Getting COVID Vaccine Improves
• 'Safety Is My Priority': BU Professors, Students Wary Of Returning To Class Amid Pandemic
• Bill Would Allow Alcohol Carry-Out, Delivery To Continue In Maryland After COVID-19 Pandemic Ends
• Representatives Andrew Garbarino, Nicole Malliotakis Among Freshman Republicans Pledging To Work Together With Democrats, President Biden
• Ceres Crash Injures 1, Causes Diesel Fuel Spill
• Jets' Energetic New Head Coach Robert Saleh: 'Get Used To The Mantra 'All Gas, No Break''
• Health Officials Warn Of Coronavirus Vaccine Scams On Black Market
• Atlantic City Sets New Date For Implosion Of Former Trump Plaza Hotel And Casino
• Lawyer For Jesper Joergensen, Charged With Setting 2018 Spring Fire, Wants Case Dismissed
• "Bridgerton" is returning for a second season on Netflix
• Police: Man Seen On Video Sprinting Down Street After Robbing Armored Car In The Bronx
• EXCLUSIVE: Outgoing US Attorney William McSwain Says Philadelphia On Disastrous Course With Violent Crime
• South Florida "Dreamers" Have New Hope After President Biden Increases Protections
• President Joe Biden Lifts Muslim Travel Ban, Giving Immigrants In New York Hope
• 9-Year-Old Girl Dies After Shot In Head By 5-Year-Old Inside Philadelphia Home, Police Say
• Senate President Emeritus Mike Miller Lies In State At State House Rotunda Thursday Evening
• Texas Sen. John Cornyn Doesn't Believe President Trump Incited Riot At US Capitol, Cautions Against Impeachment Trial
• Settlement In Racial Bias Case Includes Apology From Frederick County Sheriff
• COVID In Florida: 12,873 Additional Cases, 163 New Deaths
• Democrats weigh options to pass Biden's massive COVID relief bill
• American Red Cross, Dunkin' Team Up To Encourage Marylanders To Donate Blood Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Crews Responding To 2-Alarm Fire Off Garden Highway In North Sacramento
• Judge Approves Delay In Retrial Of Penalty Phase In Scott Peterson Case
• OK To Get One Of Each Vaccine? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID-19 Questions
• Dallas County Reports 1,978 New Coronavirus Cases, 27 Deaths
• 'Path To Permanent Residency': DREAMers Grateful For President Biden's Actions On DACA
• State Surgeon General Issues New Rule To Curb COVID Vaccine Tourism 
• Sen. Tina Smith Urges Biden Administration To Ensure Free COVID Vaccine For All
• City Of Detroit Expands Eligibility For COVID-19 Vaccine At TCF Parking Garage
• Hula Bowl, All-Star Game Featuring NFL Draft Prospects Set To Air On CBS Sports Network January 31
• Sources: Philadelphia Eagles Hire Nick Sirianni, Indianapolis Colts' Offensive Coordinator, As Head Coach
• Cancer Moonshot Project Launched By President Biden 5 Years Ago Leading To Many Breakthroughs
• Massachusetts Reports 4,821 New COVID Cases, 75 Additional Deaths
• California Horse Racing Board Extends License For Los Alamitos Race Track
• State House DFL Looks To Expand Opportunities To Vote; Senate GOP Pursues Voter ID Requirement
• Penguin Plunge, An Annual Fundraising Event For Special Olympics NH, Makes Change For 2021
• Fired Texas Doctor Charged With Stealing Vial Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• COVID Distance Learning: Santa Rosa Jr. College Continuing Remote Instruction Through Summer 2021
• Firefighters Put Out Brush Fire Along Interstate 70 In Howard County
• Morgan State University's President Tweets Job Offer To Amanda Gorman Following Inauguration Performance
• 'It's An Emotional Thing' | Baltimore Man Finds Passion For Painting After Being Seriously Injured In Car Crash
• Two 17-Year-Olds Missing From Aberdeen, Police Say
• Report: Lions Interviewing Steelers WR Coach Ike Hilliard For Offensive Coordinator Opening
• Meat processors ready for COVID-19 vaccine. Workers may not be
• NH Expects 'Unprecedented' Volume Friday As Residents 65 And Older Can Register For COVID Vaccine
• Philadelphia Police Looking For Man Who Shot 19-Year-Old Uber Eats Driver In Act Of Road Rage
• 55-Year-Old Man Found Stabbed To Death In Clairton
• Manteca Man On Probation Found With Gun, Meth During Traffic Stop, Police Say
• Cooler Temperatures, Rain, And Snow Forecast For Southern California This Weekend
• Steph Curry's Reaction To Being Called 'Wardell' May Have Provided The Internet Its Next Big Meme
• COVID In Philadelphia: City Launches Coronavirus Vaccine Sign-up Website
• Ohio Priest Suspended For 3 Months For Going To Pres. Trump's Rally Near White House Before Capitol Riot
• 'Our Economy Is Bouncing Back': Florida Senate Pandemic Chair Takes Aim At Lockdowns
• As COVID Restrictions Relax, MDH Updates Testing Guidance That Focuses On Young Students
• Genevieve Padalecki On The CW's 'Walker': 'I Wanted To Make Emily Walker Wild, Fun, Free'
• Pennsylvania Department Of Human Services Releases First-Of-Its-Kind Racial Equity Report
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Two Suspects Wanted In Fatal Beating Of 83-Year-Old Man On New Year's Eve
• President Joe Biden's Mask Mandate Doesn't Change Much For Pittsburgh's Public Transportation Systems
• Former ADT Technician Pleads Guilty To Hacking Home Security Cams In North Texas, Faces Up To 5 Years In Prison
• Trader Joe's, Instacart To Pay Employees To Get COVID Vaccine
• North Carolina begins vaccinating inmates and prison staff
• Douglas County Taking Steps To Fight Gift Card Fraud In Grocery Stores
• Colorado Statewide Drought Situation Has Denver Water Officials Worried
• Biden unveils COVID strategy with slate of executive orders
• Texas Gov. Abbott Says He Wants To 'Reform A Broken Bail System' During Legislative Session
• Facebook Oversight Board To Decide If Former President Donald Trump Should Be Permanently Banned
• Woman Carjacked On Weed Street Near Goose Island; Man And Woman Carjacked Earlier In Avondale
• Arrest In Bomb Threat At Florida Capitol, Only A Few Trump Supporters Showed Up On Inauguration Day
• Reopen Businesses, No New Taxes: Senate GOP Releases 2021 List Of Legislative Priorities
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Commonwealth Surpasses 20,000 Deaths From Coronavirus
• Former Prosecutor Gary Zerola Facing New Rape Charge Held Without Bail
• New Study Ranks California Among Least Safest States During COVID-19
• Disneyland COVID Vaccine Site Reopens Following Wind Closures
• Former Super Bowl-Winning Packers GM Ted Thompson Dies At 68: 'We Will All Miss Him'
• Suspect Tony Minor Arrested After Fatal Shooting In Ault
• Costco Starts Limited Testing Of Curbside Pickup
• 'Come Up To Cape Cod': Markey Invites Buttigieg To Tour Aging Bourne, Sagamore Bridges As Transportation Secretary
• Dallas ISD Foreign Language Teacher Sending Students 'Around The World' Virtually
• Suburban Collection Showplace In Novi To Open As COVID-19 Vaccination Site Saturday
• Columbus, Ohio, to spend $4.5M to improve police bodycams
• $5K Grants To Go To Small Businesses In Echo Park, East Hollywood
• COVID Housing: Report Warns Of Looming California Eviction Crisis; 1.1M Households Behind On Rent
• Two Dead, One Injured In Extra-Alarm Fire In South Austin
• DFL Leaders Announce Plan For 100% Clean Energy In MN's Electricity Sector By 2040: 'We Must Take Immediate Action'
• City Shuts Down Mount Greenwood Restaurant, Unlicensed Club In Little Village For COVID-19 Violations
• Kemba Walker Will Get More Playing Time In Celtics Rematch With 76ers Friday Night
• Bipartisan group of senators plans to meet with White House on COVID bill
• Pittsburgh Takes On Bernie Sanders Inauguration Meme
• 'Strombolis For Sirianni': Social Media Reacts To Philadelphia Eagles' Reported New Head Coach Nick Sirianni
• Dallas Cowboys Coaching Changes Include Promotion, Hiring Of Defensive Assistants
• In Essay On Political Violence, Omar Calls For Major Reform, 'Full Accountability' For Trump
• Operator Of Troubled Long Beach Icon Queen Mary Files For Bankruptcy
• North Texas Congressman Ron Wright, Who Has Been Battling Lung Cancer, Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Police Seek Public's Help Finding Missing 63-Year-Old Alpha Lyons
• Some In Colorado Immigrant Communities Have Reservations As Biden Takes Office
• COVID Vaccines: San Mateo District Attorney Warns Of Scams
• Detectives: DNA Identifies Suspect In Theft Of $50K From El Dorado Hills Wall Safe
• Head of Harris' sorority says the VP shows HBCUs produce "the top quality"
• Arlington SWAT Team Arrests 18-Year-Old For Murder Of Store Clerk Jordan Hightower
• Buttigieg calls for infrastructure investment at confirmation hearing
• No Eagles Gig For Josh McDaniels: Philadelphia Reportedly Hires Colts' OC Nick Sirianni
• Man Who Died In Ski Crash At Eldora Was Thornton Resident David Marquez
• COVID In Minnesota: Vaccine Pilot Program Sites Open Thursday
• Philadelphia Police: Road Rage Shooting Leaves Man Hospitalized
• The Biden Bounce is leaping over stock market's Trump Bump
• Baltimore Gets In On Sen. Bernie Sanders Inauguration Mittens Meme
• World War II Vet Grateful For Free Yardwork, Tree Trimming: 'Good Idea. Darn Good'
• Former Morgantown City Council Candidate Pleads Guilty To Election Fraud
• President Joe Biden Quietly Visited An Injured Texas Police Officer In 2019
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 4,979 New COVID-19 Cases, 123 New Deaths, 2nd Most Daily Vaccinations
• Long Beach Begins Vaccinating Food Sector Workers, But Demand Far Outpaces Supply
• Scott Peterson Makes Quick Virtual Appearance In Court As Death Penalty Retrial Looms
• 55-Year-Old Man Arrested In Frisco On Child Porn Charges
• FBI: Oakland County Man With Hockey Stick Assaulted Capitol Cops
• Guinness Brewery Kicks Off Movie Night Series Thursday With 'The Great Debaters'
• Children's Museum Of Pittsburgh, MuseumLab Offering More Than 100 Virtual Workshops For Kids
• Biden Cabinet: Buttigieg Urges Big Funds For Transportation
• Apple Valley PD Issues Alert After Neighborhood Burglaries
• Philadelphia Police Officer Recovering After Crash In Olney
• Minnesota Model Halima Aden Says She Has No Regrets About Quitting Fashion Industry
• Marylanders Rooting For Buffalo Bills Over Kansas City Chiefs As Super Bowl LV Looms
• 'We Have To Get Our Country Back': Robert Kraft Urges Other Sports Venues To Become COVID Vaccine Sites
• Family Points Finger At NYCHA After Bronx Woman Falls Down Stairs And Later Dies
• Over 95,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Officials Aren't Planning For Reservation System At Rocky Mountain National Park This Summer
• Report Of Armed, Barricaded Suspect In San Mateo Home Turns Out To Be Fake 'Swatting' Call
• Police: As Many As 10 Underage Girls, Runaways Sexually Assaulted At Marijuana Grow House In Rialto
• Rooting For The Buccaneers? Data Says Florida Among 10 States Cheering For Tom Brady & Tampa Bay
• Limited Indoor Dining Resumes In Will And Kankakee Counties; Chicago Hoping To Follow Suit Next Week
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Exton-Based Company Makes PPE Shield That Creates Electrical Charge To Protect Against Virus
• Federal Judge Grants Preliminary Approval To $641M Flint Water Settlement
• WATCH: Wylie Native, Vanderbilt Football Kicker Sarah Fuller Introduces Vice President Kamala Harris At Inauguration Celebration
• Transportation Secretary Stephanie Pollack Leaving MassDOT For Biden Administration Job
• Employment Rate Drops Slightly As Minnesotans Leave Workforce, COVID Restrictions Result In Job Losses
• Biden Wants To Follow California In Removing Word 'Alien' From Laws
• Dan Campbell Delivers The Most Ridiculous Football Coach Speech Of All Time At Lions Introductory Press Conference
• Immigration Unit Added To Cook County Public Defender's Office
• Victim Of Fatal Shooting At Michigan Hooters Identified As Employee
• Feds seize 284 fake sports championship rings
• Brad William Henke & Henry Zaga On CBS All Access' 'The Stand': 'It's The Best Acting Experience We've Ever Had'
• Florida Eye Doctor Salomon Melgen Gets Clemency From Trump In Medicare Fraud
• Former Giants Catcher Mike Sadek Dies At 74 After Illness
• Denver Predicted To Be In Top 5 Hottest Housing Markets In 2021
• BART, Caltrain Jump Aboard Bernie Sanders Inauguration Meme Train
• Man Arraigned In Slaying Aboard Vessel In Port Huron
• COVID In MN: State Breaches 6,000 Total Deaths And 450,000 Total Cases
• Riley June Williams, Harrisburg Woman Accused Of Stealing Nancy Pelosi's Laptop During Capitol Riots, Freed From Jail
• 13-Year-Old Girl Dead, 4 Injured After Head-On Crash In Garfield Ridge; 1 Person In Custody
• Sacramento Kings' Monday Game Against Grizzlies Pushed Back Due To COVID-19
• COVID-19 In Chicago: As Next Phase Of Vaccinations Approaches Next Week, City's Top Doctor Says 'My Main Word For You Is Patience'
• Worker Injured In Construction Site Fall At LaGuardia Airport
• Florida state officials want to put a stop to COVID "vaccine tourism"
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Statewide COVID-19 Death Toll Tops 20,000
• Caught On Video: 4 Men Beat, Kick, Rob Man In The Bronx
• Trial Won't Be Moved For Man Charged With Killing Yarmouth Police Sgt. Sean Gannon
• Brad Marchand Says Home Ice Advantage Doesn't Exist This Season
• Break The Cycle: Bad Sleep Habits, Drew's News with Kat Graham
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Rite Aid Expands Drive Thru Testing To Children Ages 4 And Older
• Brad Marchand Offers No Sympathy To Capitals Players Punished For COVID-19 Protocol Violations
• Texas Gas Price Average Jumps Again To Highest Price Since March 2020
• Will Biden ease the sky-high tension between the U.S. and China?
• Man Arrested In Waite Park Road Rage Assault
• Minneapolis Will Recoup Some Of Trump's October 2019 Campaign Rally Costs
• Biden plans to keep Christopher Wray as FBI director
• Nikola Jokic Steps Up Another Level For Denver Nuggets This Year
• College Board Discontinues SAT Subject Tests And Optional Essay
• Three People Shot, Killed During Violent Night In Philadelphia
• Riley Williams, Accused Of Helping To Steal Nancy Pelosi's Laptop At U.S. Capitol, Freed From Jail
• Amanda Gorman's books jump to bestsellers after inaugural poem
• Nearly 70,000 Chickens Killed In Fire At Pennsylvania Farm
• Scratch Ticket Lottery Win Puts $3 Million In An Allen Resident's Hands
• Fiery Crash Splits Vehicle In Half, Sends Engine Into Pacoima Street
• Snoop Dogg Praises Trump For Commuting Sentence Of Death Row Records Co-Founder Michael Harris
• Colorado Department Of Labor And Employment Holds 2 Unemployment Virtual Town Halls Friday
• Deputies Investigating Homicide In Rio Linda
• Florida Health Dept. In Broward Now Added To Statewide COVID-19 Vaccine Appointment Scheduling System
• Judge Denies Motion To Delay Trial Of Former MPD Officer Derek Chauvin
• Matthew Schneider Resigns As Detroit's U.S. Attorney
• Bust Of California Labor Rights Leader Cesar Chavez Takes Prominent Place In Biden's Oval Office
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 425 New Cases, 4 Additional Deaths
• Reports: Pittsburgh Steelers Expected To Sign Former Washington QB Dwayne Haskins
• Dr. Oz Asks Scott Peterson's Sister If She Knows What Caused Him To Kill His Wife And Unborn Child
• At Least For One Half In Philly, Kemba Walker Looked Like Kemba Walker
• Food Assistance Recipients Will See Additional Benefits By End Of January
• Fremont School Board Reinstates Campus Police Program; Funding Still To Be Determined
• Peeping Tom Suspect Arrested In San Mateo After Looking Into Girl's Bedroom Window
• COVID In Maryland: Over 2.1K New Cases As Hospitalizations Down, ICU Beds Up
• White Couple Sentenced For Racially-Motivated Attack On Black Man At Monterey Bowling Alley
• Harbaugh Adds Maurice Linguist, George Helow To Michigan's Defensive Staff
• Deadly fire at huge Indian plant cranking out Oxford COVID vaccine
• PTL Links: January 21, 2021
• Report: President Biden Inheriting Nonexistent Coronavirus Vaccine Distribution Plan, Must Start 'From Scratch'
• Four COVID-19 Vaccine Hubs Are Operating In Collin County, But Some By Appointment Only
• Detroit Police: Gunmen Fatally Shoot Woman, Wound 10-Year-Old Boy
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: PPG Paints Arena Completes New Safety Initiatives
• Police Identify Man Killed In Brownsville Double Shooting
• Man Arraigned In Connection With Murder Aboard Vessel In Port Huron
• Over 41K Marylanders Filed For Unemployment In Last Week
• Image Of Sen. Bernie Sanders In Mittens During Inauguration Goes Viral; Even CTA Joins Meme Game
• Woman In Critical Condition After Being Shot In Head, Found In Stowe Twp. Alley
• Person Struck, Killed By Vehicle Near Highway 50 On-Ramp In Rancho Cordova
• Reward Upped To $75K For Info About Suspect With Pipe Bombs On Day Of US Capitol Riots
• U.K. government seeks law to protect statues from "a baying mob"
• Toddler Fatally Shoots 5-Year-Old Cousin While Playing With Gun
• The Bond Between Two Sisters Changes The Lives Of Adults With Special Needs At Dutton Farm
• Rochester Boutique Talulah Belle Reinvents Business Model To Adapt To Changing Times
• Man Shot By Police Inside Wakefield Home Charged With Murdering Mother
• Recipe: Immune Boosting Green Smoothie Bowl
• Sacramento County Code Inspector Stabbed To Death On The Job
• Minnesota Ranked Among Top Safest States During COVID-19 Pandemic
• True Crime: Will Scott Peterson's Murder Conviction Be Tossed? Why His Sister Says He Should Stay In Prison
• Police: Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In West Philadelphia
• Police: Man Shot To Death In North Philadelphia Block Away From Home
• All American's Cody Christian Talks TikTok, Team Spencer, & Who's Most Likely To
• Then-Presidential Candidate Joe Biden Quietly Visited Injured Texas Police Officer In 2019
• Man Shot In Baltimore Late Wednesday Night
• Sen. Ted Cruz Brings Up Pittsburgh In Criticism Of Pres. Biden Rejoining Paris Climate Agreement
• Capitol Riot: Patrick Edward McCaughey III Accused Of Helping Pin Police Officer Between Door, Doorframe During Riots
• LA County Residents 65 And Older Struggle To Sign Up For COVID Vaccine Appointments
• 'A Battle Every Single Day': CU Senior Paralyzed After Rare Spinal Stroke
• 'Both Defensive Coordinators At Disadvantage' Trying To Handle Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers In NFC Championship Says CBS' Jay Feely
• 2-Year-Old Defies The Odds, Beats Cancer And Rings The Bell On Her Birthday
• Maryland Parents Charged After 10-Month-Old Boy Ingested Opioid In November 2020, Police Say
• Powerball Gets A $731M Jackpot Winner, $600K Ticket Sold In Woodland Hills
• Aurora Welder's Livelihood Stolen From Him: 'Absolutely Devastating'
• Former President Donald Trump Doesn't Issue Pardon For Timothy Shea Of Castle Rock, Accused In 'Build The Wall' Fundraiser Scandal
• Dozens killed as 2 suicide bombs tear through Baghdad market
• Miami Weather: Chilly Start, Sunny & Warmer Afternoon
• Amanda Gorman reads the inaugural poem "The Hill We Climb"
• Study Suggests That, Yes, Money Can Buy Happiness
• Protesters damage Democratic headquarters, ICE facility in Portland
• Poets In Colorado Who Watched Inauguration Say Amanda Gorman 'Now Has Voice In This Nation's Chorus'
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Officials Greenlight Moderna Vaccine Use Again; Schwarzenegger Says 'Come With Me If You Want To Live!'
• NFC And AFC Championship Picks: Aaron Rodgers 'Just Amazing Playing In Lambeau,' Says SportsLine's Kenny White
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: How To Get Monoclonal Antibody Therapy
• Woman, Gladys Coriano, Shot To Death While Sitting In Parked SUV Outside Her Fox Chase Home, Philadelphia Police Say
• 'That's Not An Instant Snap Of The Fingers': How Long Could Massive Law Enforcement Effort Remain Downtown?
• Hurley's Picks: The Sick And Twisted Super Bowl Matchup America Needs
• Register For The Virtual Dallas Independent School District STEM Expo
• Bay Area Heartbreak -- Powerball Jackpot Winning Ticket Worth $731.1 Million Sold In Maryland
• Throwback Thursday: Robert Kraft Purchased Patriots 27 Years Ago Today
• 15-Year-Old Frederick Girl Last Seen January 15
• 'We Will Get To You', Florida Surgeon General Dr. Scott Rivkees On Slow Vaccine Roll Out
• Adopt A Neighbor Campaign Aims To Help Seniors Get Vaccinated
• Jobless claims dipped last week, but stayed near 1 million
• 1 Winning Ticket In $730 Million Powerball, Mega Millions Next With $970 Million Jackpot
• Burglary Suspect Runs Away After Being Confronted In Denver
• Some states want to buy their own vaccines. Biden administration says no.
• Warriors Dedicated Rout Of Spurs To Super Fan VP Kamala Harris
• Boulder Police Arrest Ian Morrison In Child Sexual Assault Case, Believe There Are More Victims
• Fire Rips Through Shuttered Sun Valley Restaurant
• Marcus Smart, Joel Embiid Engage In Another War Of Words Over Flailing And Flopping
• Friends say Kamala Harris has always been fearless
• 1 Driver Killed, Another Seriously Hurt In Head-On Crash In Central Minnesota
• Texas Nears 33,000 Deaths From COVID, DSHS Reports 450 New Fatalities On January 20
• Philadelphia Weather: Sunny, Chilly Day In Store As Region Prepares For Arctic Blast
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/21 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• Miami Proud: Every Family Has A Story, Bubbie's Is Heroic And Hilarious
• Biden's mask mandate may not do enough to boost the economy
• Watch: Girl Scout Members Introduce New French Toast Inspired Cookie As Online-Only Cookie Sales Begin
• Bristol-Based Lenox Gives Special Crystal Vases To President Biden, Vice President Harris
• Texas Education Agency Moving Forward With STAAR Testing This Spring, With Exceptions
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Bethel Park High School Students Develop COVID-19 Dashboard
• Man Carjacked At Gas Station In Bronzeville
• Proud Boys Organizer Joe Biggs Arrested In Orlando, Charged In Capitol Riot
• Man accused of beating officers in D.C. riot: "I'm not here for Trump"
• Dreamers Hopeful For Pathway To Citizenship Efforts From Biden Administration
• Double-Double For Kristaps Porzingis As Dallas Mavericks Top Pacers 124-112
• 3 Powerball Tickets Worth $1 Million Sold In New Jersey; Jackpot Ticket Sold In Maryland
• Ordered To Return Unemployment Overpayments, Illinoisans Still Waiting For State To Decide If It Will Grant Waivers
• Man Killed In Overnight Fire At Queens Home
• Weather Blog: Breezy, Mild
• The $300 million Ponzi schemer and others pardoned by Trump
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Says Child Under 10 Has Died From Coronavirus, 19 Additional Deaths Reported
• Pennsylvania Health Department Sues Dozens Of Restaurants, Including Angelo's, For Defying Indoor Dining Shutdown
• Work on Keystone XL pipeline halted
• Liz Cheney draws primary challenger after voting to impeach Trump
• Double Take's 'Jason DeSalsa' Supports Minnesota Central Kitchen
• National Guard helicopter crash kills 3 in New York farmer's field
• Proud Boys organizer arrested for alleged role in Capitol attack
• Career Coach: Negotiation Strategies
• China locks down millions in race to contain a COVID surge
• Senate confirms Biden's first Cabinet nominee
• Recent Trump appointee at NSA placed on leave
• Jennifer Lopez speaks Spanish in inauguration performance
• Amanda Gorman makes history as youngest inaugural poet
• Former presidents call for unity in Inauguration Day message
• Pittsburgh And Monessen Mayors Among Those Calling On Congress To Pass Joe Biden's Relief Plan
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Board Considers Pushing Back In-Person Learning To April
• $731 million Powerball jackpot has one winning ticket, in Maryland
• Dept. of Education extends student loan payment freeze
• Florida's Republican Senators Make Their Biden Administration Critiques Known On Day 1
• Biden signs executive actions on first day as president
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunny & Warm Thursday, Temperatures Expected To Fall This Weekend
• President Biden takes office, moving quickly to implement agenda
• Exclusive: Woman Brutally Attacked At Harlem Liquor Store Says Suspect Tried To Bite Her Eye Out: 'That's An Animal. That's Not A Person'
• Teen beaten and body slammed at hospital, lawsuit says
• Wild Cap Road Trip With 3-2 Win Over Anaheim
• Scammers Rip Off $90,000 By Offering To Help Wood Dale Man Pay Off His Bills
• Mormon Temple Being Planned For Cranberry Township
• Cole Anthony Sinks Buzzer-Beating 3 As Magic Top Timberwolves 97-96
• Fauci underscores Biden's commitment to WHO and its COVID fight
• Chicago Weather: Sunny, Breezy Day Ahead
• UPMC Children's Hospital Nurse Sings In Inauguration Festivities
• Trump Supporters Welcome Him Back To Palm Beach
• It Happens Here: Inside Jeff Kinney's Plainville Bookstore 'An Unlikely Story'
• 9-Year-Old Girl Dies After Shot In Head By 5-Year-Old Inside North Philadelphia Home, Police Say
• One Winner In $731.1 Million Powerball Jackpot
• Consumer Alert: 3 Million Ford, Mazda Vehicles Recalled Due To Takata Airbag Issue
• Vases Handcrafted For President Biden And Vice President Harris Delivered At Inauguration
• No Reports of Violence as Antifa Hits Sacramento Streets on Inauguration Day
• 2-Year-Old Defies The Odds, Beats Cancer And Rings The Bell On Her Birthday
• COVID: Bay Area Doctors Hopeful For Urgent Action On Pandemic From Biden Administration
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• Project Home: Biden's 'Ambitious' Housing Plan Lauded By Bay Area Advocates
• 2 Men Killed In Shootout In Ohio Suburb
• Police Chief: Ohio Man Who Killed An Officer 'Vowed Not To Go To Jail'
• The Inside Story Of Getting Boston Dynamics' Robots To Dance For Viral Video

Videos from January 21, 2021

• Harris temporarily moving into Blair House while Naval Observatory undergoes renovations
• 1/21: Red and Blue
• Activists ask Biden administration for immediate action on climate change
• Pennsylvania Senator Bob Casey on what the Biden administration should prioritize
• ER doctor responds to Biden's coronavirus response plan
• Senate awaits impeachment charge
• Biden enters office with one of the worst economies in U.S. history
• Biden unveils national coronavirus response strategy as cases surge across the country
• As Biden tackles COVID crisis, Dr. Fauci says they'll "let the science speak"
• Regular people steal the show after Biden's inauguration
• Mega Millions jackpot nears $1 billion for Friday's drawing
• Biden administration revamps West Wing with new decor and attitude
• Extremist threat still high as more than 125 face federal charges in riot
• Top Republican proposes delaying 2nd Trump impeachment trial
• Coronavirus vaccine shortages as U.S. sees 2nd deadliest day of pandemic
• Biden launches sweeping coronavirus action on vaccines and masks
• FBI increases reward for information on D.C. pipe bomb suspect to $75,000
• How one Baltimore nursing home had zero cases of COVID-19
• Dr. Anthony Fauci returns to White House press briefing to give update on COVID-19 response
• Why this might be a turning point for national healing and unity
• Biden rolls out plan to battle coronavirus pandemic with new executive orders
• Maryland man accused of beating police with bat during Capitol riot
• Jobless claims dip to 900,000 in final week of Trump administration
• State governments voice concerns over COVID-19 vaccine rollout
• Congressman: America "needs to see leaders like Vice President Harris"
• Biden signing new executive orders to address coronavirus pandemic
• Another 900,000 Americans filed new jobless claims last week
• Biden administration gets to work on reversing Trump-era immigration policies
• Nation's oldest African American sorority celebrates Harris' new role as vice president
• Expert says Biden's presidency creates opportunity for China and U.S. to reengage with each other
• Biden's COVID-19 plan covers vaccine and PPE shortages and reopening schools
• QAnon believers hit with disappointment after Biden's inauguration
• Biden focusing on COVID-19 response in his first full day in office
• Rock 'n' roll legend John Fogerty on new protest song tackling police brutality, racism
• Lives to Remember: Max Osceola Jr., Arethia Tilford and more
• White House press secretary Jen Psaki on Biden administration's first day in office
• 22-year-old poet Amanda Gorman delivers stirring inauguration performance
• WorldView: Deadly gas explosion in Madrid; police chief removed in Philippines
• States report they are running out of vaccines, cancelling appointments
• Democrat-led Senate confirms Avril Haines as Director of National Intelligence
• Biden lays out plans for next 100 days during first day in office
• Biden begins first full day in Oval Office after historic inauguration
• 1/21: CBSN AM