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• Wet, Cold Weather Bearing Down On Southern California
• Colorado 3rd Safest State During COVID Pandemic, Study Finds
• Agencies Investigating Cause Of Death Of Person Who Died Hours After Receiving Vaccine, Placer Sheriff Says
• 'Absolutely Wonderful': Community Rallies To Replace Stolen Generator At Orangevale Fair Oaks Food Bank
• 'We Really, Really Love You, Marie': Neighbor Attempts Rescue In Fatal Orangevale Fire That Killed Woman
• 'Scared The Hell Out Of Me': Women Share Disturbing Stories Of Downtown Prowler On The Loose
• Los Angeles County Surpasses 15,000 Coronavirus Deaths As People Wait On Vaccines
• Minnesota State Patrol Squad Struck Responding To Crash On I-694
• Good Samaritans Rally To Help Bay Area Man After EDD Payments Frozen
• Bulls' Winning Streak Over As They Fall To Lakers
• Cubs Legend Fergie Jenkins Remembers Pitching Against Hank Aaron, 'The All-Time Home-Run Hitter In Baseball'
• Davis Scores Season-High 37 As Lakers Beat Bulls 101-90
• Steph Curry's Historic Night Overshadowed In Utah Jazz Rout
• Chicago Weather: Light Snow Overnight, Bigger Snow Coming Monday
• Durant, Irving Help Nets Hold Off Adebayo, Heat
• Crews Battle 3-Alarm Building Fire At Edmondson Village Shopping Center
• Some Parents Plead For In-Person Learning As Chicago Teachers Union Votes On Authorizing Teachers To Stay Remote
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Continue To Decline; 45 More Deaths Reported Saturday
• Longtime Maryland Senate President Mike Miller Laid To Rest Saturday
• Father Arrested, Accused Of Child Abuse In Death Of 2-Month-Old Boy In Rio Vista
• Maryland Weather: Wintry Mix Possible In Parts Of The State Early Next Week
• Minnesota Weather: Nearly 150 Crashes Statewide As Snow Accumulates
• Howard County Police Investigating Reports Of At Least 19 Car Break-Ins In Columbia Neighborhoods Along Route 108
• Mother Of 6 Francisca Lino Leaves Humboldt Park Church After Hiding For More Than 3 Years In Fear Of Deportation
• 'A Pandemic Within A Pandemic:' Domestic Violence Cases Rise During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Jimmy's Famous Seafood Sets New Goal Of $350K To Help Struggling Restaurants Amid Pandemic
• Mass. Funeral Home Workers, Teachers Pushing To Be Added To Phase 1 Of COVID Vaccination Plan
• Balanced Attack Leads Timberwolves Past Pelicans, 120-110
• Inaugural Poet Amanda Gorman To Host Poetry Reading For Montgomery College Students
• 'Why Me?': Victim Of Upper West Side Stray Bullet Shooting Speaks Out About Traumatic Experience
• Capitol Riot: Texas Man Charged In Riot Accused Of Threatening To 'Assassinate' Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
• Prince George's County Police: Teen Murder Suspects Fired At Investigating Officer
• Grand Prairie ISD Issues Apology For Newsletter Photo Of Teachers Wearing 'Chucks & Pearls' After Complaints From Staff
• $1M Mega Millions Tickets Sold In Brooklyn, Queens
• Krug, Perron Lead Blues To 4-2 Win Over Kings
• Carjackings Reported In South Chicago, Uptown, River North This Weekend; Police Hold Safety Webinar
• Harlem Community Gathers Together To Show Support For Victim Of Brutal Attack Outside Liquor Store
• Health Care Workers Return To Newark Vaccination Center For 2nd Dose As State Grapples With COVID Vaccine Shortage
• 2 People Killed In Domestic-Related Double Shooting In Grasonville, Queen Anne's County Sheriff's Office Says
• Police: Ex-Husband Charged In Murder Of Gladys Coriano, Shot To Death While Sitting In Parked SUV Outside Fox Chase Home
• Injured Man Found On BART Tracks At Lake Merritt Station
• Woman Killed, 2 Others Injured In Triple Shooting In Southeast Baltimore, Police Say
• Joel Embiid Hits Late Free Throws To Help Sixers Seal Win Over Pistons
• 'We Hung Him Out To Dry': Carter Hart Allows 6 Goals For 2nd Time In Career As Flyers Blown Out In Boston
• Minnesota National Guard Soldiers Deployed For Inauguration Return Home
• Small Winery Operators Fear New California Wastewater Rules Will Cork Profits
• Stronger Winter Storm May Bring 'Multiple Feet Of Snow' Tuesday Through Friday, NWS Says
• A Night After Beating Them, UIC Loses To Youngstown State
• Charlie Moore Scores 21 As DePaul Beats Marquette
• Northwestern Falls To Penn State, Loses Seventh Straight
• Bergeron, Marchand Score 2 Goals Apiece, Bruins Beat Flyers 6-1
• Man Found Shot Dead In Burning Car In West Pullman
• Bay Area COVID-19 Vaccination Rate Likely to Lag Demand for Months
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Bone-Chilling Conditions Persist; Mid 30s With Strong Wind Chill Sunday
• Hunts Point Produce Market Workers End Strike With Largest Pay Raise In Decades
• Man Carjacked While Sitting In Parked Car In River North
• Demonstration Held In Honor Of Man Fatally Shot By Sheriff's Deputy
• Larry King, Veteran Talk Show Host, Dies At 87
• Philadelphia Police Identify Victims Of Bustleton Double Homicide As Mark Ruff, Nicole Newell
• Snow, Ice Sculptures Going Up For St. Paul Winter Carnival
• 'We Have So Much To Do': Women's March Caravan Rides Through Sacramento
• Celtics Rookie Payton Pritchard Out At Least 2 Weeks With Right Knee Sprain
• Anti-Abortion Demonstrators March in Downtown San Francisco
• Orange County Vaccination Site Opens At Soka University In Aliso Viejo
• Galt City Council Opposes Placement Of Sexually Violent Predator
• McBride's 18 Points Help WVU Beat Kansas State 69-47
• Group Continues Weekly Rallies At State Capitol
• Police Investigating String Of Robberies Inside Queens Park
• Missing 9-Year-Old Girl Found Safe, Greenbelt Police Say
• Orange County Reports 2,752 New Coronavirus Cases, 78 Additional Deaths
• Summers, Dorsey Lift Navy Past Army 69-62
• Minneapolis Holds Buy Black Youth Expos 3 Consecutive Saturdays
• Employee Grazed When Robber Opens Fire At North Center Neighborhood Convenience Store
• 23rd Pittsburgh Racial Justice Summit Looks To Bring People Of All Backgrounds Together
• Educators Allowed To Get Vaccinated, But Limited Doses lead To Few Getting Shots
• Police Issue Warning About String Of Carjackings In Little Village Going Back To Mid-December
• Broadcast Legend Larry King Dies At 87
• Man Airlifted From Brainerd To HCMC After House Fire
• Firefighter's sign language Pledge was homage to her late father
• Suspected Arsonist Arrested After Lengthy Standoff In Stockton
• Police Searching For Individuals In Connection To New Year's Day Shooting In Queens
• Gardner Police Investigate Threatening Email Sent To 5,000 In School Community
• Philadelphia Gets Over 200 Firearms Off Streets During Buyback Event Amid Rising Gun Violence
• Colorado Working On 'Playbook' For Mass COVID Vaccine Distribution
• 'Able To Live A Normal Life': Local Veterans Begin Receiving COVID Vaccine At University City VA Medical Center
• Woman's Body Found on Beach South of Half Moon Bay
• Clayton Scores 20 To Carry Coppin St. Over Norfolk St. 81-71
• Massachusetts National Guard Members Return From DC Saturday
• Teen Arrested For Shooting Death At Dallas Apartment Complex
• Kante Lifts Hofstra Over Towson 71-58
• COVID In Delaware: Dental, Health Care Workers Receive Coronavirus Vaccine At Dental Associates Of Delaware
• It's Academic: January 23, 2021
• Dallas County Sees Deadliest Week To COVID-19 Since Start Of Pandemic
• MyPillow's Mike Lindell Among The Trump Acolytes Still Carrying The Torch
• Report: Red Sox Sign Righty Garrett Richards To 1-Year, $10 Million Deal
• Water Main Break Shuts Down 14th Street In Pittsburgh's South Side
• COVID-19 In West Virginia: WVU Basketball To Allow Limited Number Of Fans
• San Jose Sharks Will Play First 2 Home Games of Season in Arizona
• PHOTOS: Vlade Divac's Unassuming, Fully Renovated Sacramento Home Hits The Market At $1.6 Million
• Maryland Gets Another Road Upset, 63-49 Vs. No. 17 Minnesota
• 2 More Plead Guilty In Fire At Minneapolis Police Station
• Schuylkill County Fire Kills Woman, Teenage Brother, Injures 2 Other Relatives
• Massachusetts Reports 4,330 New COVID Cases, 75 Additional Deaths
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured In Plantation House Fire
• 'Tip Or Go Home': Graffiti Warfare In Sacramento Supports Restaurant Workers
• Dallas County Man Charged In US Capitol Riot, Allegedly Threatened To 'Assassinate' Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
• Authorities Investigating Vandalism, Explosion At El Monte Church
• Pennsylvania Introduces Online Portal To File State Tax Returns
• Former Massachusetts House Speaker DeLeo Starts New Job At Northeastern
• Robbers Have Been Holding People Up At Gunpoint At West Chatham Restaurant, Police Say
• 33-Year-Old Man Injured In Shooting In Parkville, Police Say
• Jamir Harris Scores 23 To Carry American Over Loyola (Md.) 71-70
• COVID In Florida: 12,311 Additional Cases, 156 New Deaths
• Skier Rescued From Avalanche At Mount Washington On Friday
• Authorities Investigate Early-Morning Explosion at Anti-Gay SoCal Church
• Florida Keys Man, 61, Accused Of Attempted Kidnapping Of 19-Year-Old Woman
• FedEx Driver Dies After Truck Goes Off Freeway In Dallas
• 1 Dies In Crash Involving Denver Fire Vehicle
• 15-Year-Old Killed In Shooting Outside Family Dollar In Dallas
• The Frick Pittsburgh Reopens To The Public
• Massachusetts Woman Dies In New Hampshire Rollover
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Reports 1,565 New Cases, 31 Deaths Saturday
• Miami Dolphins Part Ways With Quarterbacks Coach Robby Brown
• Atmospheric River Taking Aim At San Francisco Bay Area
• Tenderloin Drug Dealer Sentenced To Over 11 Years In Federal Prison
• Jim Justice Inaugurated To Second Term As West Virginia Governor
• Local Doctors Concerned About UK Variant As State Plans To Ease COVID Restrictions
• Missing Commerce City Woman Found In Aurora
• 23-Year-Old Man Critically Wounded In South Philadelphia Shooting, Police Say
• Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Orders $390 Million Across-The-Board Budget Cuts, Cites COVID-19 Economic Impact
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 5,152 New COVID-19 Cases, Including 97 Additional Deaths
• Larry King, Veteran Talk Show Host, Dies At 87
• Found: Aurora Police Thanks Public For Help In Child Sex Assault Investigation
• The history behind an exclusive but lesser-known presidential club
• Olivia Chutich, Daughter Of Allina Health CEO And MN Supreme Court Justice, Dies In Iowa
• Four Santa Cruz Juveniles Arrested In Friday Afternoon Gang-Related Shooting
• China marks one year since Wuhan's COVID-19 lockdown
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 205 New Deaths, Over 5,000 Additional Coronavirus Cases
• Alibi Drinkery Faces Lawsuit From MDH For Operating Without A License
• Victims Identified In Separate Minneapolis Shooting, Stabbing Incidents
• Elderly Man Dies After Being Hit By Motorcycle, Delaware State Police Say
• COVID-19 Update: Indiana Announces 3,188 New Confirmed Cases, 50 Additional Deaths
• Northern Michigan Auto Shop Pays Off School Districts' Unpaid Lunch Debts
• Pennsylvanians Temporarily Unable To View, Manage Unemployment Compensation Payments
• Avalanche Take OT Win Over Ducks With Landeskog's Goal
• Mega Millions Jackpot Ticket Worth $1 Billion Bought In Novi
• Schumer Announces Trump's Impeachment Trial Will Begin Week Of February 8
• NBC Shutting Down NBC Sports Network At End Of 2021
• Appreciating Aaron: Remembering The Greatness Of 'Hammerin' Hank'
• National Aviary Penguin Chick 'Growing Rapidly' Since Hatching
• Broadcasting Giant Larry King Dies At 87
• Nuggets Rally To Beat Suns In OT With Help From Jokic's 31 Points
• Report: Naked Florida Man Steals, Crashes Police Cruiser
• Stolen Unmarked NYPD Cruiser Found On Cinder Blocks In Bronx Neighborhood
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 464 New Coronavirus Cases
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Freezing Weekend, High Temps In 30s, Down To Teens With Bitter Wind Chill
• TV Hosts, Commentators Pay Tribute To Broadcast Legend Larry King
• Update: Winning Ticket for $1 Billion Mega Millions Jackpot Sold in Michigan
• NYPD Searching For Man Accused In Attempted Rape Of 58-Year-Old Queens Woman
• Florida Tops 25,000 COVID-19 Resident Deaths
• Person Hospitalized In Critical Condition Following Shooting In Brownsville
• Tesla's Elon Musk Wants To Dig Tunnels To Alleviate Miami's Congested Traffic
• 32 New Officers Graduate Training, Join Pittsburgh Police
• Mountain Snow This Weekend With Some Denver Flurries Possible By Early Sunday
• Birx suggests inauguration-related gatherings could amount to "superspreader" event
• Gas Price Rise Slows In New Jersey, Around Nation
• State Police Issue 10 Warnings, 2 Notices Of Violation To Pittsburgh Establishments Not Following COVID-19 Restrictions
• $1 Billion Mega Millions Ticket Sold In Michigan; Third Largest Lottery Prize In U.S. History
• Larry King, Veteran Talk Show Host, Has Died At 87
• $1 Billion Mega Millions Winning Ticket Sold In Michigan
• Missile or drone intercepted over Riyadh, says Saudi TV
• Larry King, Celebrated Talk Show Host, Dies While Battling COVID-19
• Parents To Protest Outside Chicago Teachers Union, Urge Teachers Not To Strike Over Return To In-Person Learning
• COVID: Mayor Breed Unveils $21.3 Million Emergency Rent Relief Program For San Francisco International Businesses
• One Dead, One Injured In State Route 152 Crash Near Gilroy
• Chicago Weather: Coldest Morning Of The Season; Light Snow In Afternoon
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Larry King Dies While Battling Virus; State COVID Jobless Rate Soaring; San Mateo County Sues Yoga Studio
• Loyal Dog Waits For Six Days Outside Hospital For Her Sick Owner
• CTA Blue Line Train Derails At Montrose; 4 Suffer Minor Injuries
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: Jan. 23, 2021
• Larry King, veteran talk show host, has died at 87
• Police: 29-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed In West Philadelphia
• Crews Battle Two-Alarm House Fire In Camden County
• Over 3,400 arrested at protests demanding release of Putin foe
• Woman Confronted For Refusing To Wear Mask At California Safeway Pulls Knife On Workers
• Winning Ticket For $1 Billion Mega Millions Jackpot Sold In Michigan
• House Republicans divided as some attempt to oust Liz Cheney
• Bad weather forces SpaceX to call off plans for launch
• Mega Milions jackpot reaches $1 billion
• Return Of Unemployment Payments For 400,000 Pennsylvanians Marred By System Crashes And Error Messages
• Andrew Yang on plans to "speed up" NYC's post-COVID comeback
• Philadelphia Holding Gun Buyback Saturday To Get Firearms Off Streets As Shootings, Homicides Continue To Rise
• Trump's impeachment trial to begin week of February 8
• Dr. Deborah Birx "always" considered quitting Trump's COVID task force
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Health Network Suspends Scheduling Of Coronavirus Vaccinations For The General Public
• Can You Be Fired For Refusing COVID Vaccine If Your Employer Requires It?
• Pittsburgh Weather: Wicked Wind Chills, Wintry Weather
• Police: 25-Year-Old West Virginia Woman Upset Over Husband's Absence Kills 5 Kids, Then Herself
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Bundle Up! Feels Like Teens And Single Digits All Weekend
• Hey Ray! Understanding The Polar Vortex
• Serial Killer Suspect Kevin Gavin Allegedly Confesses, Faces Judge Following Arrest For Murders At Brooklyn NYCHA Building
• Godiva Closing All 128 Of Its Retail Stores Across North America
• Pa. State Senator Lindsey Williams Slams Pennsylvania Over COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout
• Disney World Ticket Booker Helps Alert Police Of Pennsylvania Woman Seeking Help From Domestic Violence Situation
• Saturday's Show Info (1/23/21)
• Mittens For Memories: Retired Teacher Sewing Mittens, Raising Money For Alzheimer's
• Pierre-Olivier Joseph Records Assist In His First NHL Game
• Well-Known Beaver Co. Pizza Shop Owner Dies Of COVID-19
• Kings Overcome Late Cold Spell To Beat Knicks 103-94
• Fox Chapel Council Approves $250 Stipend Payments To Property Owners Affected By Street Name Change
• Abiding Missions To Open As Warming Shelter As Temperatures Drop Below Freezing
• Prior Criminal History - Batwoman
• An Inconvenient Truth - Charmed
• How To Survive in South Central - All American
• Prior Criminal History - Batwoman
• Quota - Two Sentence Horror Stories
• Fix - Two Sentence Horror Stories
• Episode 3 - Trickster
• Chapter Seventy-Eight: The Preppy Murders - Riverdale
• The Reunion of Lost Souls - Nancy Drew
• Back in the Saddle - Walker
• Goodbyes Sure Do Suck - Legacies
• Greg Proops 7 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Jeff Davis 12 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Joel Embiid Dominates Again In 76ers' 122-110 Win Over Celtics
• Teller Gets Smashed - Penn & Teller: Fool Us

Videos from January 23, 2021

• The 30-Year Secret – The Tracey Harris Murder
• Georgia Fire captain delivers Pledge of Allegiance using sign language on Inauguration Day
• TV icon Larry King has died at age 87
• Dr. Jon LaPook on the state of COVID-19 vaccine distribution
• Biden administration vows to improve coronavirus response
• U.S. faces vaccine crisis over supply problems
• Previewing the NFL's conference championship Sunday
• From 2006: Talking TV with Larry King
• Winning $1 billion Mega Millions ticket sold in Michigan
• Trump's legal team prepares for Senate impeachment trial as Schumer agrees to delay
• Biden kicks off term with flurry of executive orders
• Domestic extremist groups adapting online despite social media crackdowns
• U.S. works to get more COVID-19 vaccine doses amid concerns over new variant
• Stormy weather pattern setting up across the U.S.
• From the 60 Minutes Archive: Larry King
• The Dish: Vanessa Price on wine pairings for the real world
• Birx suggests inauguration-related gatherings could be "superspreader"
• Documentary shines light on Wuhan lockdown
• TV icon Larry King dead at 87
• Distinction and history behind presidential names
• Author Ty Seidule on his upbringing, ugly parts of American history
• Protests erupt in Russia after arrest of opposition leader Alexey Navalny
• China works to contain new COVID-19 surge
• Trump's 2nd impeachment trial to begin week of February 8
• Biden signs nearly 30 executive orders, seeks GOP approval for COVID-19 relief bill
• Staying vigilant: the latest on COVID-19 variants and vaccines
• States scramble for more COVID-19 vaccines, new concern over contagious variant