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• Parise Gets Winner for Wild in Home Opener Over Sharks
• Some Bay Area Communities See Hopeful COVID-19 Decline
• 'His Journey So Far Has Been Rocky': Roseville Toddler Enters Rock Your Scar Contest
• 'A Big Wake-Up Call': Dozens Of Sacramento County Homeowners Raise Homes To Help Fight Flooding
• Winter Storm Systems Move Into Southland, Shelters Open Across LA County
• Winner Of Mega Millions $1B Jackpot From Michigan
• Healthcare Workers Struggle To Book Appointments To Receive Second Dose Of COVID Vaccine
• Feds: Colorado Man In Capitol Riot Tried To Flee To Switzerland
• Denver Native Mark Hubbard's Unusual Putt During PGA Tour Goes Viral
• Inclusion In The Outdoors The Focus Of Mountaineering Month At YMCA Of The Rockies
• Landeskog's OT Goal Propels Avalanche To 3-2 Win Over Ducks
• Salons Join Lawsuit Demanding Newsom Allow Businesses To Reopen
• Kings End Losing Streak With Win Over Knicks 103-94
• Murder Charges Filed Against Suspected Gunman In Deadly Modesto Shooting Day After Christmas
• Morgan Hill Police Report Burglary Spike; Businesses, Construction Sites Targeted
• 25-Year-Old Shot And Killed In Long Beach, Shooter At Large
• Clippers Dominate, Beat Thunder 120-106 For 6th Consecutive Win
• Authorities Investigating After Body Of Infant Found At Trash Processing Facility In Perris
• Trump's Impeachment Trial To Begin Week Of February 8
• Forensic Neuropsychologists Warn 'Downtown Prowler's' Actions Could Become Violent
• Woman, 66, Arrested After Man Fatally Shot In Rio Linda
• Colorado Works To Ensure COVID Vaccine Distribution Is Fair Across State, Focuses On Rural Areas
• UCHealth Prepares Test Run Of Mass COVID Vaccination Event At Coors Field
• Teens Caught On Camera Defacing Coyote Hills Elementary Playground With Racist Graffiti
• Signs Of Normalcy In Chicago Area As COVID-19 Restrictions Loosen
• As Restaurants Close Due To COVID, 'Randall's' Set To Open With Focus On Take-Out, For Now
• 'It's Super Exciting': Baltimore Restaurants Now Open For In-Person Dining
• COVID In New York: Higher Risk High School Sports Allowed To Begin Training, Competitions In February
• NYC Business Owners Embracing New Strategies To Avoid Closing Their Doors During COVID Pandemic
• Cavaliers Beat Durant-Less Nets
• 'Better Than The Lottery': Corvain Cooper, LA Man Facing Life In Prison For Nonviolent Marijuana Crimes, Granted Clemency
• LaVine Continues Strong Play, Leads Bulls Past Hornets
• Police: Home Health Aide Finds Man Dead, Tied Up Inside Brooklyn Apartment
• Chicago Weather: Two Snow Chances Over The Next Few Days
• Parole Recommended For Ex-Manson Follower, Bruce Davis
• Chicago Public Schools Plan To Return To In-Person Learning Monday, But Teachers Refuse To Come Back
• High School Sports Rally: Hiawatha Collegiate's Boys Basketball Team Shapes Its Identity
• Grand Jury Decides Against Charging Staten Island Bar Owner With Driving Jeep At Sheriff's Deputies
• New Efforts In Dallas To Streamline COVID-19 Vaccination Process
• Miami-Dade Commissioners Handed Over 1,000 COVID-19 Vaccines Slots To Fill
• COVID In New Jersey: Careful Planning Has Helped Essex County Vaccination Site Become Highly Efficient
• Ammonia Spill Reported At Kellogg's Facility In San Jose; Nearby Residents Told To Shelter In Place
• Local Doctor Says It Is 'A Little Too Early' To Conclude UK COVID-19 Variant May Be More Deadly
• More Than 441,000 Doses Of COVID Vaccine Given Out In LA So Far, More Second Doses Coming Next Week
• Bay Area Reservoirs Get Much-Needed Rain To Boost Low Winter Rainfall Totals
• St. Paul Police Investigating Deadly Hit-And-Run
• 'A Gut Punch': Maryland Teachers' Associations Push Back Against Gov. Hogan's Call To Move To Hybrid In-Person Learning
• Miami-Dade County's Chief Bay Officer Irela Baqué Asks Everyone To Do Their Part In Keeping Biscayne Bay Clean
• Rangers Fall To Penguins In Shootout Loss
• Capitol Police Investigating After Maryland Rep. Andy Harris Allegedly Tried To Bring Gun Onto House Floor
• California DOJ To Investigate LA County Sheriff's Department For Possible Civil Rights Violations
• Maryland Officials Pay Tribute To Longtime Senate President Mike Miller
• Police Activity At West Oakland BART Station
• Rideshare Drivers Feel Like 'Sitting Ducks' As Chicago Carjacking Crisis Continues
• Groups Protest BCA Over 25-Year-Old Anthony Legato's Shooting Death
• Embiid Dominates Again In 76ers' 122-110 Win Over Celtics
• Tree Of Life Victims' Son Sues NRA, Claiming Gun Lobby's Rhetoric Led To Mass Shooting
• Harbor Point Ice Festival Goes Virtual For 2021
• CPW Builds Dens For Five Orphaned Bear Cubs On Pikes Peak
• Missing Lowell Woman's SUV Found In Merrimack River
• Gov. Jared Polis Urges RTD To Fulfill Promise To Voters With Northwest Rail Line
• Xavier Becerra: Healthcare Company 'Got Lazy' Charging States For Ventilators
• 32-Year-Old Man Injured In Shooting In South Baltimore, Police Say
• Shorthanded Capitals Beat Sabres 4-3 In Home Opener Shootout
• Raptors Blow 21-Point Lead, Still Beat Heat 101-81
• After Losing $50,000, Social Equity Applicants Waiting For Marijuana License Say State Has Failed Them
• Full Containment Reached On 184-Acre Towsley Fire In Newhall
• Penguins Rally Past Rangers For 4-3 Shootout Victory
• San Bernardino Surpasses 260K Total COVID-19 Cases, Ventura Hits 500 Total Deaths
• 1,900 Doses Of COVID Vaccine Compromised At VA Medical Center In Jamaica Plain
• AG Ellison Announces Settlements With 2 Restaurants That Defied COVID Restrictions
• Aurora Police Release Surveillance Photos Of Mail Theft Suspects
• Man, 68 Dies After Being Ejected From Motorcycle During Crash In Elk Grove
• Woman Missing For 1 Week: LA Deputies Ask For Help In Finding Yetunde Adeniyi
• Dallas rescinds plan to prioritize COVID vaccines for vulnerable areas
• Puppy Rescued From Freezing Water In Jamaica Bay
• Man Killed In Shooting At Beeler Street & Colfax Avenue In Aurora
• Doctors, Patients Reflect On Dr. Justina Ford Day, Honoring Denver's First Licensed Black Female Doctor
• Live Oak Man Accused Of Domestic Violence Arrested After Standoff With Deputies
• On A Positive Note: Chess Coach Uses Game To Empower Young Girls
• Denver Shooting Victim Dies After Taking Himself To Hospital
• Derick Almena Accepts Plea Deal In Ghost Ship Warehouse Fire, Likely Avoiding Prison Time
• California's Unemployment Rate Edges Up Amid 52,000 Lost Jobs
• California's Increasing Jobless Numbers Reflect Pandemic-Stricken Restaurant, Hotel Workers
• Republican-Controlled Legislature In Pa. Speeds Bill To Limit A Governor's Disaster Powers
• Duncanville ISD Launching 'Operation Connection' To Help Students Struggling With Online Learning
• More OC Seniors Receive COVID Vaccine As Health Officials Report Hospitalizations, Case Numbers Declining
• Authorities Arrest Amador County Man Wanted In Connection To Murder Of Woman Missing Since October
• California Secretary Of State: Over 99% Of Mail-In Ballots Accepted In Presidential Election
• Philadelphia Man, Gauravjit Singh, Charged In $700,000 Protective Equipment Scheme
• New Jersey Launches State Plan To Address State's Maternal Mortality Rate
• Following Major Tech Upgrade, Colorado Department Of Labor Plans To Disburse Pandemic Unemployment Payments
• More Than 1,200 Baltimore City Schools Staff Members Register For COVID-19 Vaccination
• 'Really Scary For Everyone': Snow Storm Causes Dangerous Road Conditions On I-80
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• FEMA Awards Maryland $341M Grant For COVID-19 Response
• Woman Confronted For Refusing To Wear Mask At Daly City Safeway Pulls Knife On Workers
• 1 Hospitalized After Edina Apartment Fire
• 38 Capitol officers and 150 National Guardsmen test positive for COVID-19
• If Curative Was Company You Used To Get Your COVID Test Recently, You May Need To Take Another One
• Baltimore Will Not Outsource Water Meter Operations, Mayor Brandon Scott Says
• COVID In Denver: Mass Vaccination Event Planned At Coors Field
• Denver Weather: Heavy Snow For Mountains This Weekend
• Magistrate Denies Bond For Ohio Man Charged With Helping Plot Attack On U.S. Capitol
• Washington Heights Home With Underground Railroad Connection Faces Potential Demolition; Residents Want It Landmarked
• Duquesne City Council Censures Mayor Nickole Nesby
• 'Clear-Cut Crime': Colorado Congresswoman Diana DeGette Tapped As Impeachment Manager, Lays Out The Case Against Trump
• How Does Dallas County Determine Priority List For COVID-19 Vaccines?
• 'More To The Story': Family Of Man Killed In Carmichael Shootout With Detectives Criticizes Video Released Of Incident
• Swalwell: 'We Have a Case to Make' Against Trump In Second Impeachment Trial
• 'Operation Safe Pump' Patrolling Chicago Gas Stations To Thwart Carjackings
• Some Columbia University Students Vow To Ramp Up Tuition Strike
• New Colorado Team Assembled To Get COVID Vaccine More Efficiently To Minority Communities
• Hundreds Of Law Enforcement Officials Gather For Procession For Fallen Sacramento Deputy Adam Gibson
• Patients Caught In Middle As UnitedHealthcare Drops Montefiore Health System Amid Contract Negotiations
• Schumer announces impeachment trial will begin week of February 8
• 1 Dead, 33 Injured After Vegas Bus Bound For Grand Canyon Crashes
• PPS Students Can't Wait Another 2 Months To Get Back In The Classroom, Pittsburgh Learning Collaborative Says
• COVID Surge: San Mateo County Sues Yoga Studio For Ignoring State Health Orders, Win Restraining Order
• Rep. Beth Van Duyne Wants Investigation After National Guard Members Protecting US Capitol Sent To Garage For Breaks
• Walmart Expanding COVID-19 Vaccinations To More States, Including Maryland
• Hurricane-Irma Impacted Communities To Receive Millions For Improved Infrastructure and Flooding Prevention
• Pause On Student Loan Payments 'Life Changing' For Some North Texans In Debt
• Maryland Union Leaders Blast Gov. Hogan Over COVID-19 Health, Safety Agreements Following Deaths Of More Essential Workers
• Illinois To Enter Phase 1B Of COVID-19 Vaccinations, But Some Sign Ups Need Adjusting
• USPS' Airport Post Office Moving To New Location Near LAX On Feb. 1
• Fairfield Man Rescued From Drowning At Lake Tahoe Resort
• Just Monkey Business: Baboon Spotted Wandering Around North Texas Home
• NYPD: Trump Tower Security Being Scaled Back Now That Donald Trump Is Out Of Office
• George Gascón Among Group That Signed Letter To Biden Calling To Commute Sentences Of All Federal Death Row Inmates
• LA County Reports COVID Hospitalizations, Positivity Rate Trending Downward As Vaccination Efforts Continue
• Enrollment In Colorado Public Schools Drops By 3.3% In 2020-21 School Year
• Chicago Inspector General Recommending 'Urgent' Changes To CPD Search Warrant Policy To Address Wrong Raids
• Dr. Max's COVID Vaccine FAQs: Why Not Prioritize Young People Who Spread The Virus? Can A Vaccinated Person Still Spread COVID?
• Human Remains Found Inside Burned Vehicle In Goodhue Co. Identified
• Students Rising Above: Mission High Teen Set Sights On College In Atlanta
• CBS SF Talks To Guitarist Jean Fossat Of French Psych Band Slift
• Nassau County Taxpayers Shocked By First Bills After Massive Reassessment: 'It's Unfeasible'
• Dallas County Reports 2,065 New Coronavirus Cases, Including 3 Of More Contagious Variant
• Ice Palace Maze In Stillwater Made With 500,000 Pounds Of Ice
• Upper East Side Community Board Overwhelmingly Votes In Favor Of Opening Safe Haven For Homeless Individuals
• COVID Vaccines: Contra Costa Aims To Distribute 1 Million Doses By Fourth Of July
• Minnesota Looks At Increasing Capitol Security In Wake Of Protests Over The Last Year
• Contactless Burials Begin At LA Catholic Cemeteries During Pandemic
• COVID Vaccines: California Ranks Last Among States In Percentage Of Vaccines Administered
• Changes To Process For 2nd Week Of COVID Vaccine Rollout For People 65+, Educators
• Ravens Hire Rob Ryan, Anthony Weaver To Fill Coaching Vacancies
• Retired Pittsburgh Police Detective Tony Moreno To Take On Peduto In Democratic Primary For Mayor
• Man Wanted After Being Caught On Camera Abandoning Dog In Dallas
• Pizza Hut deliveryman gets new car as tip
• Californians To Vote In 2022 On Banning Sale Of Flavored Tobacco Products
• Arrests Made In San Francisco Tenderloin Shootout That Injured 5 People
• Martinez Approves Foundation Of Small-Business Microgrant and Marketing Program
• Tributes From Baltimore Athletes Pour In For Baseball Legend Hank Aaron
• NFL Exec: Inviting 7,500 Healthcare Workers To Super Bowl Is Meant To 'Bring A Bit Of Joy To Those Who Have Saved So Many Lives'
• 'People Are Terrified;' Chicago Carjacking Crisis Prompts City Hall To Hold Virtual Meetings To Find Solutions
• Mega Millions Jackpot Soars To An Estimated $1 Billion
• Philadelphia Police Officer Rahim Montgomery Arrested For Allegedly Sexually Assaulting Minor, Authorities Say
• President Joe Biden's Dogs Champ And Major Have Not Yet Moved Into White House
• Lowell Teacher Buys Bus, Takes Students On Virtual Field Trips During Remote Learning
• Police Searching For Three Men Linked To Bronx Home Invasion, Robbery
• LA Chargers To Take 2 Doctors, 2 Nurses To The Super Bowl
• As Many As 17 Pittsburgh Police Officers Accused Of Drinking On The Job
• Police Speaking With Woman, Husband After Possible Abduction Report At City MD Urgent Care In Queens
• Coloradan Robert Gieswein Charged In Capitol Riot To Be Kept In Custody
• UPDATE: Trump's Second Impeachment Trial To Begin Week Of February 8
• Chicago Area 'On Track' To Loosen COVID Restrictions For Everything From Restaurants To Recreational Activities
• East Metro Collective Builds Tiny House Community For People Experiencing Homelessness
• LA Fitness Seeks Rent Reimbursement For Westwood Gym Closed During Pandemic
• Boston Pastors Roll Up Sleeves, Encourage Others To 'Take The Vaccine'
• Florida Senator Marco Rubio On Biden: 'Talks Like Centrist, Governs Like Someone From The Far Left'
• Chinese miners will be trapped for at least 15 more days, city says
• Early 2021 Minneapolis Crime Stats Show 250% Increase In Gunshot Victims
• 'We'll Overcome This': 100-Year-Old From Revere Gets First Shot Of COVID Vaccine
• 1,800 Instacart workers laid off. No one agrees on who fired them.
• FIU Training Dogs To Detect COVID-19
• Visits To Dinosaur National Monument Were Down In 2020
• 'Crisis Only Deepening' As President Biden Calls On Congress To Work Fast To Pass $1.9 Trillion COVID Relief Package
• Some Deserving Vaccinated Health Care Workers From Philadelphia Area To Go To Super Bowl 55
• North Texas Leaders Looking For Ways To Increase COVID-19 Vaccination Efforts
• Pittsburgh-Area Doctors Feel Guarded Optimism As Coronavirus Cases Decline Across The Country
• Former Denver Firefighter Daniel Flesner Sentenced To Probation, Therapy In Hidden Camera Case
• California Student's Emotional Reaction To Harvard Acceptance Gains National Attention
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• Colorado High Schoolers Use New Learning Tool Geared At Mental Health Stability To Calm Minds
• Medical Community Works To Persuade Black Community To Take COVID Vaccine
• David Beckham Says Inter Miami's New Head Coach, Friend Phil Neville Appointed On Merit
• Sex Offender Erik McDaugale Gets 80 Years For Filming His Assault Of 5-Year-Old Child
• Flatirons Food Film Festival Goes Virtual, Suggests Meal Pairings With Its Films
• 2 Semis Collide, With SUV Crunched Between The Cabs, On I-25 Near Loveland
• Christian Koch, Steven Skoda, Daniel Prial Identified As National Guard Troops Who Died In Upstate Helicopter Crash
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• Pittsburgh Man Sentenced To 18-40 Years In Prison In Killing Of Pregnant Girlfriend
• COVID In Boulder: City Launches Campaign To Remind People To Wear Face Masks, Maintain Social Distance
• Daly City Police Seek Suspect in Death of Woman Found Inside Burning Apartment
• 'It's Just A Mess': Frustration Growing Over Fractured COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout
• Four Seasons Total Landscaping Partnering With Local Organizations To Connect Philadelphians With Full-Time Jobs
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• Bills-Chiefs Preview: Patrick Mahomes Says He's Cleared To Play In AFC Championship
• Flooding Fix Financing For Two Fort Lauderdale Neighborhoods Coming From Unlikely Source
• $1B Mega Millions Jackpot Helps Tiny Boston Store Struggling During Pandemic
• Feeling Lucky? Mega Millions Jackpot Now $1 Billion
• Most Areas Impacted By Cameron Peak Fire To Remain Closed For Safety
• Mega Millions Jackpot Swells To $1 Billion, With A 'B'
• COVID In New Jersey: Residents Become Emotional After Getting COVID-19 Vaccine At Moorestown Mall Mega-Site
• COVID Vaccine Shortage: NYC Postpones First Dose Appointments Until Next Week, 15 Vaccine Sites Remain Closed
• MLB Hall Of Famer Hank Aaron Dies At Age 86
• Detroit Police Seek Suspect In Connection To Non-Fatal Shooting On City's East Side
• Man Arrested For Forcing Ex-Girlfriend To Perform Sex Act, Brother Wanted For Trying To Shoot Her, Salisbury Police Say
• NYC Department of Sanitation Worker Charged In Connection To US Capitol Riot
• Americans who fear COVID at work entitled to jobless benefits
• Biden Signs Executive Orders On Stimulus Checks, Food Stamps And Minimum Wage
• In Wake Of George Floyd Death, Florida Bill Targets Strangulation By Police Officers
• Disaster Preparedeness 'Holiday' Proposed To Start Around Hurricane Season
• Broward Sheriff's Office Looking For Driver In Deadly Oakland Park Hit & Run
• Weekend Service Will Be Cut On Some MBTA Commuter Rail Lines Starting Saturday
• Driver Of White Kia Sought In Deadly Miami Beach Hit And Run
• Governor Desantis Hopes State Will Receive More COVID Vaccines, As Biden Administration Steps Up Efforts
• COVID In Florida: 13,719 Additional Cases, 277 New Deaths
• Paterson, N.J. Hosts One Of The Only First Come, First Served COVID Vaccine Locations In The Region
• NH Residents Hopeful After COVID Vaccination Registration Opens To 65+
• Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava Signs Executive Order On COVID-19 Vaccination Information
• Massachusetts Reports 4,935 New COVID Cases, 80 Additional Deaths
• "WALKER" RIDES OFF WITH THE CW'S MOST WATCHED SERIES PREMIERE IN 5 YEARS
• More Educators Shifting Careers, Opting To Teach Virtually Full-Time
• EXCLUSIVE: Mother Of Nyssa Davis, 9-Year-Old Girl Shot, Killed By 5-Year-Old Cousin, Speaks Out
• Bills To Watch This Session In The Maryland General Assembly
• 'Walker' Rides Off With The CW's Most Watched Series Premiere In 5 Years
• USC Men's Basketball Game Postponed Due To Suspected COVID-19 Case
• Alicia Landry Was Responsible For Cowboys Coaching Legend Tom Landry's Fedora
• 30 million households face hunger as Biden boosts food stamps
• St. Paul Man Federally Charged After Threatening Voicemail Left To U.S. Representative
• Scott Williams Arrested, Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Child Sleeping Over At Friend's House
• 33 Children, Including 8 Trafficked For Sex, Recovered In FBI's 'Operation Los Angels'
• City Seeks To Settle Lawsuit Filed By Antown Golatte, Wounded In 2015 Police Shooting Ruled Unjustified
• Philadelphia Police Investigating Double Homicide After Man, Woman Found Shot In Head Inside Bustleton Apartment
• California COVID Projection Models To Determine ICU Capacity, Stay-At-Home Orders Not Shared With Public
• Who is Butch Bowers, Trump's new impeachment attorney?
• Matt Patricia Returning To Patriots Coaching Staff
• Chase And Crash: Suspect Shot By Greeley Police Identified As Christopher Dockery
• Child Sex Assault: Aurora Police Looking For Driver Of This Lincoln Navigator
• Storm System Brings Scattered Showers To Bay Area With Heavier Rain Ahead
• Cat-Astrophe Averted As Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Saves Water-Logged Cat From Sea Wall
• Whitmer Appoints Elizabeth Hertel As New MDHHS Director After Robert Gordon Resigns
• Jefferson Man Killed After Crashing Into Tractor Trailer On I-79
• Saratoga Residents Alerted To Home Burglary While Overseas; Suspect Arrested
• VIDEO: Black Teens Wrongly Accused, Detained At Target Store
• New Hampshire Police Officer Charged With Assault, Witness Tampering
• SFPD Seeks Suspect In Stabbing Of Driver Stopped at Nob Hill Intersection
• University Of Colorado Boulder Bans Ex-Teacher From Outreach After Trump Speech
• City Of Dallas To Distribute COVID-19 Vaccines To Public At Convention Center
• New Jersey Identifies Its First Two Cases Of COVID-19 UK Variant
• Biden announces mask mandate for interstate travel
• Tom Flacco, Brother Of Former Ravens QB Joe Flacco, Signs With CFL's Saskatchewan Roughriders
• Woman Killed In Dorchester Shooting, Police Say
• Police Say Suspect Fired Shot At Verizon Store In Flower Mound
• COVID Vaccines: Mass Vaccination Site Opens At City College Of San Francisco
• Ravens' 2021 Opponents Finalized. Here's Who The Team Will Face
• UM Conducts Study On Impact Of High-Blood Pressure Medications On COVID Patients
• ICE starts 100-day moratorium on some deportations
• Walmart to offer COVID-19 vaccinations in 7 states
• St. Paul Double Homicide Victims Identified
• Alicia Landry, Widow Of Legendary, Late Dallas Cowboys Coach Tom Landry, Passes Away At 91
• MMA Fighter Ralph Gracie Gets 6 Months In Jail For Anaheim Assault
• COVID-19 Vaccination Site At Fort Lauderdale's Holiday Park To Be Moved
• Man pleads guilty to 36 deaths from "Ghost Ship" warehouse blaze
• Valley Snow? Big Cooldown Starting This Weekend Could Drop Snow Line To 500' By Next Week, Forecasters Say
• Tom Brokaw retiring from NBC News after 55 years
• Liam's List Jan. 22: Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, Staying Connected While Social Distancing
• National Guard Allowed Back Into Capitol After Sen. Tammy Duckworth, Other Lawmakers Erupt At Banishment To Parking Garage
• Jay Saxe Froshaug Identified As Worker Who Died After Trench Collapse In Greeley
• Community Holds Vigil, Balloon Release For 9-Year-Old Nyssa Davis Who Was Shot In Head, Killed By 5-Year-Old In North Philly
• Twins, J.A. Happ Finalize $8 Million 1-Year Contract
• Police Investigating Suspicious Death After PennDOT Worker Finds Body Along Road
• Chicago Cubs Sign Catcher Austin Romine To One-Year Deal
• Customers At Coffee Shop Pay It Forward With Sticky Notes, Buying Hundreds Of Drinks For Strangers
• Motown/UMe Celebrate MARVIN GAYE'S WHAT'S GOING ON With 3 Digital Releases Today
• Construction Requires Overnight Road Closures Near LAX
• 2 Arrested In Sacramento For November 2020 Yolo County Motel Shooting
• UPDATE: Patient Hospitalized At Highland Hospital In Oakland Identified
• Boston Children's Hospital Employees Announce Engagement While Getting Vaccinated Together
• Twitter bans account linked to Iran's leader after Trump threat
• CSUN Soccer Star Danny Trejo Gets Warm Welcome To LAFC From 'Machete' Star Danny Trejo
• Ice Yoga: The Ultimate In Mind Over (Frozen) Matter
• Westmoreland County Community College Offering Help With Income Taxes
• Former Mesquite Mayor Bob Beard Passes Away
• Police Searching For Missing Homeless Woman In Baltimore
• O'Hare Loses Title Of Busiest Airport As COVID-19 Brings Huge Drops In Air Traffic For 2020
• 'Transcended His Sport That Few Athletes Have': Philadelphia Phillies, Mayor Jim Kenney Remember Hank Aaron
• Patrick Mahomes says he's cleared to play in AFC Championship game
• Closures & Traffic Pattern Changes On I-30
• BWI Airport Using Technology To Measure Whether Travelers Are Properly Following Social Distancing Rules
• Dwayne Elliott Charged With Attempted Murder In Monday Morning Shooting In Baltimore, Police Say
• Florida Unemployment Rate Dips; Officials Cite 'Growing Economic Confidence'
• No Bond For Michigan Man Charged In US Capitol Riot
• Westmoreland County Community College Offering Free Medicare 101 Presentations
• Daly City Man Reports Being Scammed Out Of $27,000 In Bitcoin
• White House warns of "even more serious" economic hole without "decisive action"
• Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Sues Biden Administration For Deportation Freeze
• First-ever treaty to ban nuclear weapons enters into force
• Alan Tudyk On New Show 'Resident Alien' & Growing Up In Plano: 'I Loved Texas'
• San Angelo Meth Trafficker Sentenced To 17+ Years In Prison
• 62-Year-Old Man In Temporary Serious Condition After Dog Attack In Detroit
• Large Fire Spreads To Several Homes In Hollywood Neighborhood
• Five More New Jersey Residents, Including Corrections Officer Marissa Suarez, Arrested For Role In US Capitol Riots
• 21-Year-Old Charged With Homicide In Clairton Stabbing
• Police Asking For Information In Case Of Man Assaulted, Set On Fire In Baltimore
• "The Simpsons" yet again made eerily accurate predictions
• Two Displaced After RV, Cars Catch Fire Near I-880 In West Oakland
• National Guardsman teaches Zoom classes outside Capitol
• Genetic Genealogy Used To Identify Pamela Buckley As Victim In 1970 Shooting
• Mesquite Police Investigating Fatal Shooting Of Michael Quintero
• Gov. Pritzker Says 'It Finally Feels Like Help Is On The Way' For COVID-19 Fight Under Biden Adminisrtation
• Police Renew Calls For Help In Solving Disappearance Of 70-Year-Old Janet Walsh From Shaler
• Denver Residents Can Sign Up To Get Critical Text Or Email Alerts About COVID-19 Pandemic And Vaccine
• Tom Brady Takes High Road When Asked About Not Being Able To Coach In New England
• Mega Millions Jackpot Jumps To $1 Billion
• NH Coronavirus Vaccines: Nearly 150,000 Sign Up As Eligibility Expands To 65+
• Pittsburgh Safe Boating Council Accepting Applications For Pennsylvania CARES Fisheries Relief Grant Program
• 1,900 vaccine doses ruined at hospital after freezer unplugged
• Sayville N Spice: Long Island Couple Gives Historic Building New Life
• Street Crimes Unit Arrests Darius Dorsey And Aaliyah Alejandro For Marijuana Possession
• Northwest Indiana Man Faces Possible Washington Trial In Connection With U.S. Capitol Riot
• Former President George W. Bush On Passing Of Hank Aaron: He 'Never Let The Hatred He Faced Consume Him'
• Large Portion Of California's 77,000 New EDD Claims Suspected To Be Fraudulent
• Yosemite National Park Remain Closed Through Early Next Week After Wind Damage
• Juvenile Lifer Locked Up For Nearly 50 Years Could Go Free
• Longtime Orioles Announcer Jim Hunter Says His Contract Was Not Renewed For 2021
• Car Crashes Through Guard Rail In Merrimack, NH
• Police: Burglar Who Crawls Into Moon Township Convenience Store Suspected In 2 Others Break-Ins
• Dr. Anthony Fauci speaks frankly about Trump admin's response to COVID-19 pandemic
• House Will Send Trump Impeachment Article To Senate On Monday
• Florida Quietly Launched Phone Appointment System For COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Garcetti: Pace Of COVID Vaccinations In LA Way Behind Planned Schedule
• $5,000 Reward Offered In Search For Killer Of 6-Year Old Chassidy Saunders
• Washtenaw County Health Department Identifies 2 More COVID-19 Variant Cases Linked To Earlier Case
• Gary Kubiak Retires After 36-Year NFL Career, 24 With The Broncos
• Texas Soldier Staff Sgt. Timothy Luke Manchester Dies Supporting Operation Spartan Shield In Kuwait
• U.K. officials say COVID variant appears more deadly than original
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Chip
• 'Vance Is The Ultimate Teammate!!' Steelers Players React To Retirement Of Tight End Vance McDonald
• Customer Leaves $1,400 Tip At Estes Park Bakery With Message 'COVID Sucks!'
• Google threatens to shut down in Australia over proposed tech law
• Another North Texan Arrested For Alleged Role In Capitol Riot, Says He Used Flag Pole To Bang On Window
• Suspected Upskirt Snapper Sought In Houston After HEB Incident
• Massachusetts Unemployment Rate Rises To 7.4%
• Mega Millions Jackpot At $1 Billion Ahead Of Friday's Drawing
• Friday Deadline To Enroll NYC Students In Kindergarten For 2021-2022 School Year
• Chicago And Cook County Suburbs Expected To Resume Limited Indoor Dining Saturday
• Lawmakers, Unions, Port Officials Push For Dockworkers To Receive COVID-19 Vaccinations
• COVID-19 Waivers Of Texas Driver Licenses And Identification Cards Coming To An End
• 30-Year-Old Pasadena Man Charged With First-Degree Assault In Home Invasion
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Names Alison Beam, Dr. Wendy Braund As Replacements For Departing Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine
• DC Native Dave Chappelle Tests Positive For COVID-19, Cancels Shows
• 2 Winning $150,000 Powerball Tickets Sold In Colorado
• Police Locate Missing Teen With Autism From The Bronx
• City Council Public Safety Committee Holding Hearing On Carjackings Friday
• Gov. Tom Wolf To Nominate Alison Beam As Secretary Of Health Dr. Rachel Levine's Replacement
• COVID-19 Outbreak Reported At William Winchester Elementary School In Carroll County
• Sen. Klobuchar Says MN Troops Not Among Nat'l Guard Sent To Rest In DC Parking Garage, Calls Incident 'Appalling'
• Thousands In Riverside Co. Unable To Sign Up For COVID Vaccine Due To Technical Issues, New Website Coming
• Chicago Public Schools Announces Vaccination Plan With Mid-February Start
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 57 More Deaths, 2.3K More Cases Reported Friday As Hospitalizations Are Down
• Despite Energy Industry Concerns, Colorado Experts Project State Economy Will Fare Better Under Biden Administration
• Outrage After National Guard Relocated To Parking Garage To Rest; NH Orders Troops Home
• 'Operation Safe Pump' Offering Protection To Drivers At Gas Stations
• COVID In Minnesota: 21 Deaths, 1,525 New Cases Reported Friday
• C.C. Sabathia On HBO Documentary 'Under The Grapefruit Tree': 'I Hadn't Talked About My Alcohol Abuse And Thought It Was A Good Time To Dive Into The Whole Story'
• House will send Trump impeachment article to Senate on Monday
• Online Enticement Doubles In 2020 Mount Pleasant Texas Police Warn Parents
• They Won't Look The Same, But Large Events At Colorado Convention Center Aren't Too Far Off In Denver's Future
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 5,338 New Coronavirus Cases, 193 New Deaths
• Sonoma Sheriff Requests Help In Cold Case of Missing Woman's Murder From 1997
• Furry Tails: Sam, Ziggy & Jekyll Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• How a Black-owned glassware company found success during the pandemic
• "Decisive action" needed on economy, White House officials say
• Close But No Profar For Red Sox
• Philadelphia Police: 24-Year-Old Man Critically Injured In Broad Daylight Shooting In Franklinville
• Police: Man Wrapped In Vanilla-Scented Garbage Bags Robs Sunoco Station In Lower Southampton Township
• Beloved Plano Crossing Guard Dies At 79 Of COVID-19
• Path To Police Reform Looks Bumpier Than Expected In Denver
• 2020 Rains Helped Sea Turtle Nesting Season In Palm Beach
• Baseball Legend Hank Aaron Dies At 86
• 2 Suspects Arrested After Being Found With Mail Stolen From Auburn Homes
• Police: Tiffany Woodruff Was Drunk When She Caused McKinney Crash That Killed 1, Injured 3
• Cayla Cushman Gets 12 Years For DUI Crash That Killed Alice Yuan
• 'The Fowl Have A Feast': Key West Wants To Ban People From Feeding Free Roaming Chicken
• Bitter Cold Weekend Ahead As Wind Chills Could Drop Below Zero
• Texas Narcotics Taskforce Takes Large Quantities Of Fentanyl, Illegal Guns, Marijuana, Codeine And Cash Off Streets 
• Tarrant County Narcotics Taskforce Takes Large Quantities Of Fentanyl, Illegal Guns, Marijuana, Codeine And Cash Off Streets 
• Light And Sound Show On The Esplanade Begins Friday
• Gordon Hayward: 'No Regrets' On Time In Boston, Despite 'Unfortunate' Circumstances
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 343 New Coronavirus Cases, 13 New Deaths
• President Joe Biden's Climate Action Plan Will Have A Big Impact On Colorado
• Encore Boston Harbor To Open 24-Hours A Day Starting Next Week
• 25% of wild bee species have gone missing since the 1990s
• Covid-19 Headquarters: Don't Let Covid Confusion Stop You From Getting The Vaccine 
• The Sick And Twisted Super Bowl Matchup America Needs
• Markey, Lynch File Bill To Create Air Travel Task Force To Set Universal Safety Standards
• CBS News Live Updates: Pelosi To Send Trump Article Of Impeachment To Senate Monday
• Unemployment Rate Stable In Pennsylvania, As Payrolls Shrink
• Hood County Sheriff's Office Deputies Arrest Lucia Gamez For Cocaine Possession
• Florida Man Wanted For Taking Part In Capitol Riots Arrested At Inauguration
• Tewksbury Ranked Among Top 10 U.S. Towns To Live If You Work From Home
• Alabama Hires Bill O'Brien As Offensive Coordinator
• Schumer: House Will Send Trump Impeachment Article To Senate Monday
• Philadelphia Weather: Temperatures To Take Tumble This Weekend As Cold Front Sweeps Through Region
• South Africa strain highly resistant to antibodies from original COVID
• 'What Is He Going To Do Next?': Peeping Tom Terrifies Women In Midtown Sacramento
• Boston Mayor Marty Walsh Gets Coronavirus Vaccine
• Dave Chappelle tests positive for COVID-19
• Katelyn McClure Sentencing Hearing For Alleged Role In $400,000 GoFundMe Scam Continued For Later Date
• Ceres Man, 26, Found Shot In Car After Crash Dies
• The Ejiofor Brothers Focus On God & Family As They Rule The Court At Garland High
• Woman Murdered In Lancaster Home, Suspect In Custody
• Florida Senate Democrats Plan To 'Fight Like Hell' Against GOP Sweeping School Choice Proposal
• Flames Engulf Mobile Home In Compton
• Concern For Colorado Reservoir Water Levels As Drought Conditions Persist
• Napa Couple Sentenced To Life For Child's Torture Murder To Be Re-Sentenced On Appeal
• Facebook asks oversight board for final decision on Trump's account
• Michigan Roots For Buffalo Bills In The 2021 NFL Conference Championship
• Mega Millions Jackpot Soars To $970 Million, Third-Largest Lottery Prize In US History
• Stimulus Check Update: When Could The Third Payment Arrive?
• Stolen Work Truck Found Abandoned In Aurora, Community Helps Replace Tools
• Tuukka Rask Was Stupid Good In Overtime And Shootout For Bruins In Win Over Flyers
• Michigan Matters: Biden's Inauguration, Trump's Departure, Kilpatrick's Release
• New Year Off To Deadly Start On Oakland Streets; Police Urge Residents 'To Put The Guns Down'
• NFL Inviting 7,500 Vaccinated Health Care Workers To Super Bowl LV
• Colorado Weather: Big Snow In the Mountains This Weekend, Denver Could Get Flurries
• Teen allegedly stole some $980,000 from supermarket where he worked
• Former Chipotle Restaurant Manager Accused In Sex Assault; Additional Victims Sought
• PGA Tour Schedule On CBS For 2021 Tees Off With Farmers Insurance Open
• Vermont Woman Who Made Bernie Sanders' Mittens Says She Has No More To Sell
• Miami Weather: Sunny & Warmer Weekend Ahead
• PTL Links: January 22, 2021
• Michigan Online Sports Betting, Casino Games Will Start At Noon Friday
• NFL Allowing 22,000 Fans To Attend Super Bowl 55 Including 7,500 Healthcare Workers
• Quick Actions From UPMC Police Officers Save Woman's Life
• Russia detains Navalny allies in bid to stem looming anti-Putin demos
• 'I Am Proud To Retire A Steeler'; Tight End Vance McDonald Announces His Retirement From The NFL
• Gov. Jared Polis Expects 'More Consistency' With President Biden's Coronavirus Pandemic Plan
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: South Bay Church Racks Up Huge Fines; Report Warns Of Looming California Eviction Crisis; Slow Vaccination Roll Out
• Minnesota Takes On Bernie Sanders Inauguration Meme (Including WCCO)
• Sacha Baron Cohen on using comedy as "form of peaceful protest"
• Outspoken Bay Area 9-11 Activist Alice Hoagland And Mother Of Flight 93 Hero Mark Bingham Dies
• Michigan Lottery Results For Thursday, January 21, 2021
• West Side Restaurateur Says He's Had Issues Accessing His Own Money From Bank Of America, And It's Interfering With His Business
• Texas Resident Christopher Grider Surrenders To FBI After Video Allegedly Shows Him Rioting At US Capitol
• Dream Fulfilled: 'Street Vet' Returns To Where Journey Began In Modesto To Open First Practice
• Kamala Harris to move temporarily to Blair House
• S.D. Gov. Noem Says She Gifted Trump A Bust With His Face On Mount Rushmore
• 104-Year-Old Resident Gets First Vaccination At Belmont Village In Oak Park
• Car Riddled With Bullets On I-95, Driver Hospitalized
• Raccoon Found In Pittsburgh Neighborhood Tests Positive For Rabies
• President Joe Biden Lifts Muslim Travel Ban, Giving Immigrants In New York Hope
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Is It Time For The Double Mask?
• VIDEO: Black Teens Wrongly Accused, Detained At Westlake Village Target
• Jayson Tatum Will Not Return To Celtics Lineup Friday Night Vs. 76ers
• Weather Blog: Cold Coming
• Pennsylvania Homeowner Charged With Homicide After He Fatally Shoots Intruder, Wounds Woman
• Nearly 200 Workers At St. Paul Park Refinery Go On Strike
• Bob Evans Recalling 4,200 Pounds Of Italian Pork Sausage
• National Guard Allowed To Rest Inside US Capitol After Being Relocated To Parking Garage
• Lines Form At The Forum Vaccination Site As Residents 65 And Older Become Eligible To Receive The Shot
• WATCH LIVE AT 9:30 AM: Governor Whitmer To Provide Update On COVID-19 Cases And Response
• 4 More Carjackings Reported Within 4 Hours Overnight
• Pittsburgh Steelers Sign Former Washington QB Dwayne Haskins, 3 Others To Reserve/Future Contracts
• "Festival Of The Lion King" Returns To Disney's Animal Kingdom This Summer
• Julian Edelman Won't Be Retiring This Offseason: 'We're Not There Yet'
• The Learning Must Go On - DISD Takes STEM Expo Virtual For 2021
• NFL gives vaccinated health care workers free Super Bowl tickets
• Steph Curry's Reaction To Being Called 'Wardell' May Have Provided The Internet Its Next Big Meme
• Answers Hard To Come By For People Still Waiting On Stimulus Checks
• Fourth Suspect Charged In Shooting Death Of Retired CFD Lieutenant Dwain Williams
• Roof And Floor Collapse In House Fire In Washington County
• 'So Much Frustration': Local Healthcare Worker Struggling To Get Second Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Biden lays out COVID-19 strategy on first full day in office
• Former South Carolina Senate candidate Jaime Harrison elected DNC chair
• Security tight around Capitol as extremist threat remains high
• Woman investigated over theft of Pelosi's laptop released from jail
• Vaccination efforts hit setback as health officials warn of shortages
• McConnell proposing that impeachment trial start in February
• Roughly a quarter of all U.S. households are behind on rent
• Texas Shows Canceled After Comedian Dave Chappelle Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Doctor accused of stealing COVID vaccine to give to family, friends
• Fauci describes "liberating feeling" in new Biden administration
• Maryland lawmaker said to have tried to bring gun onto House floor
• Dreams Of Mega Millions: Why A $1 Billion Lottery Prize Could Be A Dream And A Nightmare
• How Biden has changed the Oval Office so far
• National Guard allowed to rest in Capitol after being relocated to garage
• 'Off The Street Club' Helps West Side Students Find Tutors, After-School Activities During Pandemic
• COVID-19 Vaccinations Available For Miami-Dade & Broward Teachers, School Employees 65 And Older This Weekend
• Pittsburgh Weather: Snow Squalls Move In Friday Afternoon, Weekend Temperatures Will Be Cold
• 'Handy Band' Of Carlisle Expands Startup Mask-Making Business In New Deal
• 'We Have To Get Our Country Back': Patriots Owner Robert Kraft Urges Other Sports Venues To Become COVID Vaccine Sites
• 'We Have To Get Our Country Back': Patriots Owner Robert Kraft Urges Other Sports Venues To Become COVID Vaccine Sites
• How one nursing home stayed coronavirus-free and saved lives
• Can Japan cling to its Olympic dream with a pandemic raging?
• Florida "Monkey Whisperer" charged with illegally selling primates
• 'It's Chaos!': Dispute Over Sidewalk To Nowhere Keeps Chesterton Couple Out Of Their Brand New Home For Months
• 23-Year-Old Fatally Shot In Woodlawn; Woman Suffers Graze Wounds
• Good Grocer Opens Up In Eat Street Neighborhood Of Mpls.
• Chicago Weather: Temperature Drop In Effect
• New York City Temporarily Closes 15 Vaccine Hubs, Cancels Thousands Of Appointments Due To Shortage
• Capitol Riot: Rockland County Man Christopher M. Kelly, New Jersey Woman Arrested For Role In Insurrection
• Obscure constitutional provision hangs over Trump's post-presidency
• 'The United States Is My Home': Dreamers Hopeful For Pathway To American Citizenship Efforts From President Biden Administration
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Highs In Low 40s, Mostly Sunny Friday; Temps Sink This Weekend
• Fire Destroys Home, Business In New Hope
• Blake Davis Charged After 9-Year-Old Daughter Shot In Head, Killed By 5-Year-Old In North Philly
• Home Above Organic Nails And Spa In Natrona Heights Damaged In Fire
• 938 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For COVID-19 In Last Week
• Ivanka Trump And Jared Kushner Rent Luxury Miami Condo Near 'Billionaire Bunker' Property
• Illumina CEO on sequencing an evolving pandemic
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Free Testing Being Offered At North Park Swimming Pool Parking Lot
• Local Kid Asks For Donations To Humane Animal Rescue Instead Of Christmas Gifts
• To Do List: Walking Tours, Curling, Outdoor Fire Pits, Wine Festival
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Duquesne University Trains Pharmacy Students To Administer Vaccine
• Allegheny County Judge Apologizes For 'QAnon Shaman' Picture
• 'Miss Pittsburgh' Airplane At Pittsburgh International Airport Undergoes Cleaning
• COVID-19 In West Virginia: Teachers Unions Challenge In-Person Education Mandate
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Health Systems Say There Isn't Enough Vaccine To Go Around
• Allegheny County Police Arrest Suspect In Stowe Township Homicide
• Barrett Scores 28, Knicks Beat Warriors For 3rd Straight Win
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/22 Friday Morning Forecast

Videos from January 22, 2021

• Representative Pramila Jayapal on "The Takeout" — 1/22/2021
• U.S. races to roll out COVID-19 vaccine as concerns grow over new variants
• Andrew Yang on his plans to "speed up" New York City's post-COVID comeback
• Democrats agree to delay Trump impeachment trial
• Pizza deliveryman's devotion to job earns him massive tip
• Mega Millions jackpot jumps to $1 billion
• Senate to receive article of impeachment Monday, triggering trial
• Biden takes executive action aimed at pandemic's economic fallout
• Science shows multi-layer masking is more effective against COVID
• U.S. races to rollout vaccine before new COVID strains take hold
• Trump COVID task force coordinator Dr. Deborah Birx says she "always" considered quitting
• White House economic adviser says "decisive action" needed for recovery
• Biden signs executive orders addressing the economy
• Biden speaks about economic recovery and COVID relief plan
• National Guardsman who is also a teacher leads Zoom classes while deployed at U.S. Capitol
• Remembering baseball legend Henry "Hank" Aaron, dead at 86
• New concerns raised over South African variant of COVID-19
• Pelosi sending Trump impeachment article to Senate on Monday
• Preview: Dr. Anthony Fauci on how lives might have been saved
• Biden making environmental issues and climate change a priority
• How a national mask mandate could save the U.S. economy $1 trillion
• California student in viral video details hardships that shaped her journey to Harvard University
• International Olympic Committee denies reports that Tokyo Summer Games will be canceled
• Biden administration issues 100-day moratorium on deportations
• Biden says he will seek to rejoin Iran nuclear deal as a starting point
• Doctor discusses Biden's COVID-19 plan and latest vaccine guidance
• Biden administration attempts to reset America
• Biden signing executive orders on economic relief amid pandemic
• A 30-year-old secret rocks an Alabama murder case
• Biden takes on economic relief after signing COVID-19 executive orders
• Sacha Baron Cohen on "Borat" sequel, playing activist Abbie Hoffman in "Chicago 7"
• Doctor discusses emergence of more infectious coronavirus variants, vaccine efficacy
• WorldView: Trapped Chinese gold miners; Vatican banker convicted
• Trump faces legal challenges after leaving White House
• NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell invites 7,500 vaccinated health care workers to Super Bowl 55
• Some health care workers hesitant to get COVID-19 vaccine, complicating public health efforts
• Senators weigh starting Trump impeachment trial in February
• Lawmakers outraged after National Guard moved to parking garage
• Scientists work to unlock secrets of new COVID-19 strain spreading across South Africa
• Cities struggle to keep mass COVID-19 vaccination sites stocked to meet demand
• President Biden to sign two executive orders to fight COVID-19, will increase financial assistance
• 1/22: CBSN AM
• President Biden dissolves controversial 1776 Commission
• Biden pushes to reopen schools while fighting COVID-19 pandemic