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Articles from January 29, 2021

• Man Moving To Los Angeles Has U-Haul Stolen While Making Rest Stop In Dunnigan
• 'We Might Be In For Something': Family Stuck Shoveling To The Surface As Snow Buries Tahoe City Cabin
• Newsom Wants Students Back In Class As Soon As Possible
• San Mateo City Leaders Mull Making Outdoor Downtown Dining Spaces Permanent
• Powerful Perseverance: A Look Into Where Placer County Investigators Found Christie Wilson's Body
• Chateau Marmont Hotel Facing Racial Discrimination Lawsuits
• Santa Clara County Sheriff's Deputy Arrested; Accused Of Faking His Own Shooting
• Internet Luring Case: Nathan Kempter From Highlands Ranch Gets 19 Years For Abducting 14-Year-Old Nebraska Girl
• Wildlife Rescue Turns To Stay-At-Home Workers To Help Save Animals In Need
• Snow, Hail Leaves Dangerous Driving Conditions Through Cajon Pass
• Huntington Beach City Council Voting Monday On Whether To Remove Tito Ortiz As Mayor Pro Tem
• Parents, Athletes, Coaches Calling On State To Bring Back Youth Sports
• South LA Clinic Rushes To Administer 600 Expiring COVID-19 Vaccine Doses
• Littleton Police Search For Car Wash Carjacking Suspect
• Elverta Horse Ranch Cleans Up From Heavy Storm
• Ski Resorts Bracing For Influx Of Skiers And Snowboarders After Snow Storm
• 'Kids Are Out Here Doing This As If It's A Game': Woman Carjacked By 14-Year-Old Outside Her Home
• Double Masking? A Good-Fitting Mask May Be A Better Option For Preventing Spread Of COVID
• Chicago Weather: Winter Storm Warning Issued Ahead Of Weekend Snowfall Of Up To 9 Inches
• Chicago Restaurant Owners Disappointed City Will Not Increase Restaurant Capacity When State Allows
• Some Teachers Feel Relief After Moving Up In Colorado's COVID Vaccine Plan
• Source: Colorado Rockies Nolan Arenado Headed To St. Louis Cardinals
• Chicago Forced To Cancel COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments Due To Misuse Of Special Codes Meant For Health Care Workers
• Gov. Newsom Signs Law Extending Eviction Protections Until June
• 2021 X Games Kick Off In Aspen As A Spectator-Free Event
• 2 LAFD Fire Engines Get Stuck On Washed Out Road In Lincoln Heights
• Bitter Cold Through Saturday, Then Snow Storm Possibility Looms For Next Week
• Missing Snowboarder Rescued Near Sugar Bowl Resort
• Minister or Monster? More Accusers Of Maryville Academy's John Smyth Step Forward
• North Texas Couple Finds Calling By Each Donating A Kidney
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations Decreasing Across Inland Empire, Ventura County
• Nets Don't Miss Rested Durant In Win Over Thunder
• 'A Real Problem': Postal Service Delays Causing Late Bills
• Arts Festival Organizers Sue San Francisco to Allow Spring Outdoor Event
• Knicks Snap 3-Game Losing Streak With Rout Of Cavs
• Maryland Weather: Two Rounds Of Snow Possible Between Sunday Morning, Monday Night
• NYC Restaurants Can Resume Indoor Dining At 25% Capacity On Valentine's Day, Cuomo Says
• COVID Vaccine: Johnson & Johnson Says Single Shot Vaccine Effective In Trials
• Nearly 1 Year Into Pandemic Shutdown, Some New Jersey Residents Say They're Still Fighting To Collect Unemployment
• After 46 Seasons, Richfield Referee Mike Karnas' Gig Is Still Labor Of Love
• Lawmakers Ask Gov. Baker To Designate Grandparents Raising Grandchildren A Vaccine Priority
• Stillwater Determined To Thrive, Despite COVID Challenges, By Creating Winter Destination
• MTA Mobility Van Driver Fatally Shot In Northeast Baltimore, Police Say
• Reward Upped To $100K For Info About Suspect With Pipe Bombs On Day Of US Capitol Riots
• New Campaign Launches To Increase Confidence In COVID-19 Vaccine Among Maryland's Black, Latinx Communities
• Amber Alert Canceled After Missing Homestead Girls Found
• 'True Philadelphia Jewel': John Chaney, Legendary Temple Owls Basketball Coach, Dies At 89
• Anne Arundel County Launches 'Inclusive Ventures Program' To Help Minority-Owned Businesses Expand, Grow
• Florida Establishes Pre-Registration Website For COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Kings Post Third Straight Win After Holding Off Raptors 126-124
• Seattle-Bound Couple Warns Of Difference Between Broker, Moving Company
• Joel Embiid Has 37 Points As Sixers Ease Past Timberwolves, 118-94
• Leonard, George Stellar In Returns As Clippers Thump Magic
• Police: GVSU Student Taylor Derosa Died From Hypothermia, Alcohol Contributed
• Air Zoo Exhibit Celebrates Life Of Bessie Coleman
• On A Positive Note: Organization Hands Out Care Packages For Health Care Workers
• LA County Says No TVs For Outdoor Diners At Local Restaurants
• Snowball Fight Breaks Out In Manhattan Beach After Winter Storm Covers Sand In Hail, Ice
• Investigation Underway In LAPD-Involved Shooting In Van Nuys
• Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 Vaccine Still Has Advantages Despite Less Effectiveness
• Arctic seals experiencing dramatic weight loss as temperatures rise
• Bishop Feehan Hockey Returns To Ice, Honors Injured Teammate AJ Quetta
• Gov. Newsom Declares State of Emergency for Storm-Damaged Monterey, San Luis Obispo Counties
• When Bruins Face Chara For 1st Time, Friendship Is On Ice
• Trae Young's 41 Points In 3-Ejection Game Help Hawks Beat Wizards
• Fentanyl Suspected As Cause Of 4 Inmates' Overdoses At Sacramento Jail, Sheriff Says
• LA County Sues Covina Pub Over Alleged Health Order Violations
• Point Breeze Double Shooting Leaves Two Teenagers Hospitalized, Philadelphia Police Say
• Family Booted From Ohio Youth Basketball League After Mom Wears Mask Below Nose
• Solano County Inmate Could Face Life In Prison For Alleged Attack On Correctional Officers
• COVID: Some Health Officials Recommend 'Double Masking' For Additional Protection
• Ralphs Postpones Vaccination Appointments After LA County Pulls Doses
• Grim COVID Milestone: Santa Clara County Reaches 100,000 Cases; Vaccine Efforts Ramp Up
• "This is progress": Amtrak to pay out claims from ADA settlement
• Thank You Notes Left On Maryland National Guard Car Windshields
• Marijuana DUI Arrests Up 48% In Last Year Across Colorado
• 'Not Until 2025' - Neighbors Clash With Parks Department Over Keeping Ferris Wheel in Golden Gate Park
• COVID Vaccine: Marin County Forced To Scale Back Vaccination Plans Due To Dose Shortage
• Malden Man Allegedly Attempted To Hire Contract Killer To Murder Wife
• Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick, New Jersey Native Who Died After Capitol Riot, Will Lie In Honor In Rotunda
• Brooklyn Family Struggling To Raise Enough Money For Rent After Losing Everything In Fire
• Colorado Teachers Among Those Eligible To Get COVID Vaccine Next Month
• Man, 32, Arrested After Stealing Car With Baby Still Inside
• Mudslide Shuts Down Azusa Highway During Storm, Monrovia Escapes Serious Damage
• Customers Now Adhering To Dining Rules Better Than In Recent Months, City Of Chicago Says
• Parents, Gun Safety Advocates Gather On Long Island Ahead Of Gun Violence Survivors' Week
• Documents Reveal Origins Of Denver's Controversial Group Living Proposal
• 2 Ohio Protesters Accused Of Causing Hearing Loss With Megaphones
• Wild Winter Storm Dumps Several Feet Of Snow, Ski Resorts Anticipate Busy Weekend
• Metro Train Operator Shot, Wounded On Gold Line Train In East LA; $25K Reward Offered
• Long Beach State Men's Basketball Team To Pause Team Activities Following Positive COVID Test
• St. Paul Teachers Ask School Board To Push Back In-Person Learning
• Heavy Rains Help Northern California Water Supply, But More Needed
• Strict Protocol And Special Security In Place For Transport Of COVID-19 Vaccine At O'Hare
• Search Continues For Suspect In 2019 Fatal Shooting Of James Your
• Greater Minnesota Cities Outline Top Legislative Priorities
• Otter Tail Deputies Investigate Fatal Horse Shooting In Erhard
• 'Yo. We Did': Phillies Respond Individually To Fans' Demands To Sign JT Realmuto
• Storm Triggers Mudslides In Silverado Canyon Burn Areas
• Police: 12-Year-Old In Custody After Allegedly Hitting Prince George's County Officer With Stolen Car
• 'Trying To Stay Warm': Thousands Handle Day Three Without Power Following Winter Storms
• Pennsylvania Ranks Second-To-Last Among States In COVID-19 Vaccine Administration
• Timothy Cardinal Dolan Quarantining After Being In Close Contact With Person Who Tested Positive For COVID-19
• James Justice Shot By Pueblo Police After Search Through Mobile Home Park
• Dartmouth College Reinstates 5 Sports, Accused Of Violating Title IX
• New York State Lawmakers Calling For Prisoners To Receive Immediate Access To COVID Vaccines
• Dallas ISD's Sam Tasby Middle School Teachers Nearly 95% In Favor Of Longer School Year
• Animals Lost After Strong Sacramento Storm, Turning to Shelters For Help
• Frustrations Continue For Those Trying To Get COVID-19 Vaccine; Successful Patients Have Tips
• Orange County Reports 1,460 New COVID-19 Cases, 107 More Deaths
• COVID In Weld County: Chiropractors, Dentists, Podiatrists Recruited To Help Vaccinate Rural Residents
• Authorities Investigating After Body Found Floating In Wilmington
• KDKA Investigates: Financial Advisors Explain Dangers Of Treating Buying Stocks Like Sports Gambling
• Baltimore City Health Department Says Mass COVID-19 Vaccination Site Overbooked By 'Hundreds'
• 'Doesn't Make Any Sense': Daughter Calls For Public's Help After Father Goes Missing In Snowy Placer County
• Seasonal Closures Of Boulder Open Spaces For Nesting Birds Of Prey Begin Next Week
• Ohio Painter Accused Of Smashing US Capitol Window While Wearing Jacket With His Company's Name
• Alleged Ringleader Of Gun, Drug Trafficking Organization Arrested In Pittsburgh
• 2 Arrested For 2019 Robbery In Yuba City
• 'One Step Closer To Getting Back To Normal': After Canceling, Walgreens Will Now Provide COVID Vaccines To Lake County Teachers
• Northeast States Extend Ban On Interstate Youth Hockey
• Uptick In Gang Violence Has Huntington Station Residents Worried
• Police Block Outbound Lanes Of Dan Ryan While Searching For Gun Tossed By Carjacking Suspect
• 2021 Sundance Film Festival: Day 2 highlights
• COVID Outbreak Among Bus Drivers Forces Bloomington Schools Back To Distance Learning
• 23-Year-Old San Francisco Man Missing Since Early December
• In Minneapolis, 8 Carjackings In Last 48 Hours
• PG&E: Over 16,000 Customers Still Without Power In Sacramento, Stockton Region
• Minneapolis North Basketball Team Urges Youth To Get Tested For COVID
• Maryland Launches Campaign To Build Trust In COVID Vaccines As State Deals With Supply Shortage, Hope For Baltimore-Made Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
• Front Range Churches Rally Behind Front Line Workers
• Man Charged With Vandalizing Former President Trump's Star On Walk Of Fame To Be Arraigned Monday
• Alameda Police Arrest Man Dressed As Officer For Breaking Into Headquarters
• Heavy Rain Soaks Southland, Causes Dozens Of Crashes, Mudslides
• 3 Juveniles Arrested On Gun Charges Near Arden Fair, Police Say
• Chicago Heights Police Officer Charged With Battery Of Juvenile In Handcuffs
• Oakdale Man Accused In Capitol Riots To Remain Behind Bars
• Former Oakland Raiders Training Facility Possibly Up For Sale
• Training To Begin For Fort Worth Police Department's New Civilian Response Team
• Suspect Arrested In Ripon Marijuana Bust, More Than 1,500 Plants Seized
• MN House Bill Capping Delivery Fees Draws Support From Restaurants, Ire From Tech Companies
• Prosecutors Ask Judge To Deny Motion From Chauvin Lawyers To Extend Deadline On Final Experts
• LAPD Sgt. Patricia Guillen Dies From COVID-19
• Group Of Volunteers Work To Preserve Plywood George Floyd Murals
• A North Texas Family's Effort To Help Those In Need Was Stolen But 'There's More Love Than There Is Hate And Anger'
• Bus Driver In Colusa Crash That Killed 11 To Be Freed
• New Jersey School Named For Late Cicely Tyson Says Trailblazer's Legacy Will Shine On Future Generations
• COVID Sports: Upcoming Sharks Games Vs. Golden Knights Postponed Over Virus Issues In Vegas Organization
• South Florida Congresswoman Frederica Wilson Says Local COVID-19 Memorial Vandalized
• 'Grammy's' Restaurant Feeds Dozens Of Needy Families Thanks To Anonymous Donor And Denver Police
• Facebook, Google Sued by West Virginia Newspaper Publisher
• Nashville friends find joy in weekly high five
• Prevalence Of Seasonal Depression High In Western Pennsylvania, UPMC Psychiatrist Says
• Dr. Arwady: CPS Teachers And Staff Are Part Of The City's Vaccination Plan, But People Need To Be Patient
• Pregnant Women Can Pass COVID-19 Antibodies To Newborn Babies, Penn Researchers Find
• Court allows U.S. to resume expelling unaccompanied children
• Musicians Performing Series Of Pop-Up Concerts In Manhattan Hope To Support City's Revival
• Mass. High School Students Help Discover 4 New Planets
• Riverside County Deputies Shoot, Kill Suspect In La Quinta
• Local Expert Says Johnson & Johnson's COVID Vaccine Is 'Almost Equivalent' To Moderna, Pfizer
• Family Says Beatdown Caught On Video In Chinatown Was Street Justice On Robbery Suspect, Not An Unprovoked Assault
• Homicide Suspect From Pennsylvania Leads Kentucky Police On High-Speed Chase Topping 100 MPH
• St. James H.S. Teens Launch Podcast 'Teen Talk' To Work Through Tough Times
• Early data shows racial disparity in vaccine recipients
• Riverside County Cancels Coachella, Stagecoach Festivals
• Miami Herald's Carl Hiaasen Announces Retirement After 35 Years With Paper
• Poverty-fighting group Robin Hood gets bum Robinhood flak
• Live Oak Man Arrested In Child Molestation Investigation
• 'A 4 Year Old': Kilbourn Park Carkjacking Victim Sees Small Child With Suspects
• Lowe's Announces Plans To Hire More Than 50,000 New Workers For Spring Rush
• Coral Gables Inaugurates New Police, Fire Headquarters
• Riverside County Cancels Coachella, Stagecoach Festivals
• Furry Tails: Pogo And Smokey Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Baltimore City Council Members Want Investigation Into Comcast Over Internet Data Usage Fees Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Local Leaders Say Massachusetts Isn't Giving Communities Enough COVID Vaccines
• Philly Fighting COVID CEO Andrei Doroshin: 'City Needs Scapegoat For Why They Botched Vaccine Effort'
• Economist Predicts Texas Will Add 518,000 Jobs This Year
• Some Baltimore City Employees Haven't Had Proper Paycheck This Year: 'I Thought They Were Playing A Joke'
• Health Officials Doing More Outreach To Make Sure People Of Color Feel Comfortable With COVID-19 Vaccine
• SF Sketchfest Hosts All-Star Streaming Fundraiser 'Festpocalypse'
• LA County Closes Beaches Ahead Of Possible Lightning Strikes
• COVID-19 In Allegheny County: St. Thomas More Manor Residents Dance And Shed Tears Of Joy After Receiving Vaccine
• Federal Judge Won't Sanction Anjanette Young's Attorney For Releasing Body Camera Video
• 'You Fight Through': Despite Frigid Temperatures, Folks Brave The Cold For Work, Play
• Book excerpt: "Mike Nichols: A Life" by Mark Harris
• School Bus Company Says South Allegheny School District Owes More Than $800K
• Police Investigating After Truck Hits Overpass On Hutchinson River Parkway
• Boston Mayor Marty Walsh's Labor Secretary Confirmation Hearing Set For Feb. 4
• Fenway Park Concourse Turned Into COVID-19 Vaccine Site
• Cuomo Administration Responds To Report Claiming Nursing Home COVID Deaths May Have Been Undercounted: 'That's Just Factually Inaccurate'
• Hialeah Couple Hit With Human Trafficking Charges
• FBI Needs Help Finding Bank Robber Who Targeted TCF Bank
• Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine Not As Effective But Still 'Will Make A Huge Difference,' Doctor Says
• Carnival Cruise Lines Breaks Ground On New $195 Million Terminal At PortMiami
• Collin County Opening More Vaccine Hubs To Accommodate Large Shipment Next Week
• Second Wave Of Applications For Spots In Renovated Lexington Market Now Open Through March 19
• Reward Increased To $30K For Information In Deadly 2020 Shooting Of Pregnant Woman Rabiah Ahmad, Daughter Ahja
• Some Parents In Mt. Lebanon School District Say It Is Time For Teachers To Rejoin Students In Classroom
• Boston Firefighter Michael Ricci Murdered In Marshfield Home, Wife Charged
• 2-Year-Old Girl Wounded In Newark Shooting, 2 Others Injured
• Pittsburgh Weather: Winter Storm's Brush With Western Pa. Likely To Bring Messy Mix Of Snow, Rain And Freezing Rain
• New Jersey Closing In On 725,000 COVID Vaccines Administered
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Vaccine Demand Still Trumps Supply
• Pennridge School District School Board VP Joan Cullen Under Fire For Controversial Political Tweets
• Crews Begin Preparations Ahead Of Expected Winter Storm Sunday, Monday
• COVID In Colorado: At-Home Testing Program For Teachers Begins Next Week
• Dallas County Sees Deadliest Week To COVID-19 With 30 More Deaths Reported Friday
• COVID In Florida: 10,976 Additional Cases, 229 New Deaths
• Dakota County Dive Team Pulls Unresponsive Teenage Boy From Eagan Lake; Condition Unknown
• Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber To Spring Breakers, 'Want To Act Crazy, Please Don't, Go Somewhere Else'
• Van Nuys Airport Launches Virtual Tour For Kids In Need Of At-Home Adventures
• Sound Off On New 'Civic Center Next 100' Design Initiative
• Officials At Hard Rock Stadium Vaccination Site: 'Do Not Show Up, If you Don't Have An Appointment'
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Hit-And-Run Driver, Victim On Bicycle Who Also Took Off
• Massachusetts Reports 2,781 New COVID Cases, 98 Additional Deaths
• New Jersey Cancels Number Of Vaccine Appointments In Gloucester County After Scheduling System Glitch
• 'My Family Since I Was 18': Boston Police Commissioner William Gross Emotional About Retirement
• Police Seek 2 'Persons Of Interest' In Carjacking On Detroit's West Side
• Charges: Former Trail Of Terror Manager Sexually Assaulted 15-Year-Old Employee In 2013
• Uber Mask Argument Leads To Court Date For Breckenridge Tourist
• Polis: Teachers And People 65+ Can Get COVID-19 Vaccine Starting Feb. 8
• Pratt Library To Offer Free Internet To 50 Baltimore Homes During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Pikes Peak International Hill Climb Will Allow Fans For 2021 Race
• John Calipari Remembers John Chaney, 'Molder Of Young Men, The Ultimate Competitor And A Dear Friend'
• Texas COVID-19 Vaccine Availability Map
• CHP: Man Hit, Killed By Train While Attempting To Drive Around Crossing Arms In Galt
• John Chaney, iconic Temple University basketball coach, has died at 89
• Rep. Stephen Lynch Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Car Crashes Into Metra Electric District Train While Fleeing Traffic Stop In West Pullman
• COVID: Yosemite National Park Day-Use Reservations Required Starting February 8
• Stimulus Check Latest: Will The $1,400 Payment Survive Negotiations On The American Rescue Plan?
• Westminster Fire Captain David Sagel Honored During Procession, Memorial Service
• San Jose Fire Crews Respond to 2 Morning House Fires
• Johnson & Johnson Says Its One Shot COVID-19 Vaccine Is 66% Effective
• Chicago Starts 2021 With More Carjackings Than City Has Seen In At Least 20 Years
• Search Underway For Suspects Who Stole $15,000 From Taco Bell In Dallas, Police Say
• LoDo Restaurateur Has Dream That Five Star Certification Will Lead To 100% Capacity Before Rockies Opener
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations, Positivity Rate Continue To Decrease As State Surpasses 350K Cases
• David Pastrnak Says He's Ready, Expects To Return To Bruins Lineup Saturday
• Frostine The Dog Is Now Up For Adoption At The MD SPCA
• Look Inside The Setup Of Super Bowl 55
• Construction Worker Struck And Killed By Piece Of Equipment In Frisco
• Elderly Florida Woman Sued By Condo Board For Feeding Stray Cats
• Metro Launches TAP App For Android Phones
• COVID: Newsom Signs Extension On Eviction Moratorium, Bill Providing Assistance to Tenants, Small Property Owners
• Ravens Sign TE Nick Boyle To 2-Year Contract Extension
• COVID: Superior Court Extends Emergency Bail Schedule As Virus Surges In Jails
• Minivan Strikes Police Officer In Glendale Hotel Parking Lot, Then Driver Takes Off
• 2 Detroit Teens Charged As Adults In Uber Driver's Slaying
• South Florida Mentally Ill Man Dies A Week After Altercation With Broward Jail Deputies
• Texas AG Ken Paxton Launches Investigation Into Companies That Suspended Stock Trading, Investing: 'It Stinks Of Corruption'
• President Joe Biden Visits Wounded Soldiers At Walter Reed, Where Son Died
• Sister Of Teen Suspect In Green Valley Ranch Arson Charged With Drug Trafficking
• High School Football, Cheerleading, Track Approved For Late February Start
• Columbia University students are holding a tuition strike during pandemic
• Darius Harper Accused Of Setting 4 Fires Inside Englewood Walmart
• Civil Rights Attorney Ben Crump Hired By Family Of Florida High School Student Body-Slammed By Deputy
• 'Giver To The Voiceless': Temple Basketball Community Mourns Legendary Coach John Chaney
• This week on "Face the Nation," January 31, 2021
• 80-Year-Old Assaulted In San Francisco's Anza Vista Neighborhood; Suspect Sought
• The new normal for those who lost family to COVID
• Police Officers Save Lexington Family From House Fire As Firefighters Face Brutal Cold
• Joliet Chooses Chicago Over Hammond To Supply Drinking Water From Lake Michigan
• Second Round Of Stimulus Checks Creates Opportunities For Scammers, IRS Says
• Chicago Weather: Calm Before The 'High Impact' Weekend Storm
• Family Raising Awareness About Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy
• New Study Identifies Economic Benefits Of New Gordie Howe International Bridge
• AOC Rejects Cruz Support Over Wall Street Chaos: 'You Almost Had Me Murdered'
• $400,000 Postal Stamp Scammer Sentenced In Florida
• Mayor Kenney Supporting Health Commissioner, Directs Health Department To Take Corrective Steps Over Philly Fighting COVID Controversy
• When Will The Next Round Of Rain And Snow Arrive?
• Robert Gieswein Sent From Colorado To Washington To Face Capitol Riot Charges
• PHOTOS: Winter Phenomenon 'Slushy' Waves Spotted In Eastham
• FBI ups reward, releases new wanted poster in D.C. pipe bomb case
• Caught On Video: Brazen Thieves Grab $10,000 Worth Of Lottery Tickets
• Blaine Police Seek Vehicle Involved In Burglary At Northtown Mall
• Rep. Lauren Boebert Blasts 'Big Tech' For Restricting Trading Of GameStop Stock, Calls For Investigation
• Phillies Make It Official, Sign J.T. Realmuto To Five-Year Contract
• Liam's List Jan. 29: Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, Staying Connected While Social Distancing
• NFL owners lost an estimated $4 billion during pandemic
• Detroiters Urged To Apply For Expungement Assistance Before New Law Takes Effect April 11
• Court Tosses Daniel Beckwitt's Murder Conviction Over Fire In Secret Tunnels
• Sexually Violent Predator Denied Request To Move Near Galt
• COVID Study: Food, Agriculture, Construction Workers Top List Of Most At Risk Of COVID Death
• American Airlines Set To Issue New Stock After Price Run-Up
• 2 Arrested After Stolen SUV Ends Up In Muddy Healdsburg Field During Atmospheric River Storm
• Pacific Cold Front Bringing Brown Cloud Relief, Mountain Snow To Start Weekend
• Police Hand Out 11 Warnings, 4 Notices Of Violation To Pittsburgh Establishments Over COVID-19 Orders
• New Eagles Head Coach Nick Sirianni Hasn't 'Really Thought About' If Carson Wentz Or Jalen Hurts Will Start At Quarterback
• Gov. Newsom Signs Law Extending Eviction Protections Until June
• New Illini Coach Bielema Says He Doesn't Want To Wait To Win
• N.Y. COVID nursing home deaths may be 50% higher than reported
• Michigan Approves Great Lakes Oil Pipeline Tunnel Permits
• Despite Snowy Forecast, Gillette Stadium COVID Vaccination Site Plans To Stay Open
• Saturday Against Lakers Is Perfect Time For Celtics To Show They Beat The NBA's Best
• COVID In Delaware: Health Officials Confirm First Cases Of UK Variant In State
• Republican Reps Jeff Cason, Bryan Slaton To File Legislation Ending In-State Tuition For Illegal Immigrants
• Research Teams From CU Boulder And United Arab Emirates Eager For Hope Space Probe To Enter Mars Orbit
• VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System Holding Walk-In COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic
• Stearns Co. Sheriff's Office: SWAT Team Aids In Arrest Of Burglary Suspect In Holdingford
• Sir Shave Barber Parlor: Head-To-Toe Styling In Wyandanch
• Pictured: Suspect Who Police Say Punched A 63-Year-Old Woman, Fracturing Her Face In Apparent Random Attack
• Police Seize 3/4 Pound Of Meth, Baby Bottle Meth Pipe During Traffic Stop
• Students Rising Above: Balbo High Student Strives To Help Community
• Hayward School Board Unanimously Approves Removing Police From Campuses
• 2 Polar Bear Cubs Born, Raised At Detroit Zoo Since 2004
• Clothing Giveaway To CHA Residents From The Daisie Foundation
• Philadelphia Police: Man Wanted For Break-In At Tradesman's Restaurant In Center City, Taking Liquor Bottles
• Village inherits fortune decades after helping man flee Nazis
• COVID-19 In West Virginia: 10% Receive Shots As State Passes 2,000 Virus Deaths
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Budget Plan Addresses Climate Change Impacts
• COVID-19 In Illinois: More Than 58,000 Vaccine Doses Administered, Third Day With A Record High
• Victim Of Fatal St. Paul Hit-And-Run ID'd; Police Release Picture Of Suspect Van
• Motorist Strikes, Kills 3 Cows On Western Michigan Road
• COVID In Colorado: More Than Half Of Long-Term Care Facilities In Danger Of Closing
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Looks To Boost School Spending
• Body Of Snowboarder David Cross Found In Backcountry Area Near Snowmass
• 'They Knew What They Were Doing': Kokopelli Beer Company Targeted By Propane Tank Thieves
• Colorado Buffaloes And Colorado State Rams Make Pushes To Men's NCAA Basketball Tournament
• Wis. Gov. Evers: Repealing Mask Mandate Like Eliminating Speed Limits
• Florida Healthy Kids Website Breached
• Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava's First 'State Of The County' Address Focused On Pandemic
• Two Horses Rescued In Monterey County After Being Stuck in Mud For 18 Hours
• Disney Plus Releases Trailer For New 'The Mighty Ducks' Series, Features Return Of Coach Bombay
• Feds Charge 3 More Illinois Residents In U.S. Capitol Riot, Based On Social Media Videos And Photos
• Several Sacramento Residents Charged In Illegal Drug Trafficking Operation
• Indoor dining in NYC can resume at 25% capacity on Feb. 14, Cuomo says
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 9,643 More Coronavirus Cases, 159 Additional Deaths
• Super Bowl LV 'An Opportunity For Country To Come Together' Says CBS Sports Chairman Sean McManus
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Ditto
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 364 New Cases, Including Test From April
• Midtown's Yum Village Restaurant Adds Afro-Caribbean Marketplace In Preparation To Reopen Indoor Dining Monday
• Affidavit: Texan Guy Reffitt Charged For Alleged Involvement In Capitol Riot, Told Family 'Traitors Get Shot'
• CBS Sunday Morning's Martha Teichner On Book 'When Harry Met Minnie': 'Dogs Are Living Beings That Are Fully Capable Of Emotion'
• Mayor De Blasio Outlines Plan To Make Way For More Bikes, Pedestrians On Brooklyn And Queensboro Bridges
• Cinemark Reopening 7 Chicago-Area Theaters
• Fort Worth Police Investigating After Customer Finds Clerk Shot Dead In Convenience Store
• Two Central Bucks Elementary Schools Move To All-Virtual Friday Due To Brush Fire In Area
• Johnson & Johnson 1-Dose Shot Prevents COVID-19, But Less Than Some Others
• After CPS Cancels 3rd Day Of In-Person Classes, Teachers Accuse District Of 'Passing The Buck' With Reopening Plan
• COVID In Minnesota: 1,145 New Cases, 28 More Deaths
• Miami-Dade Inmate Eduardo Cabana Back In Custody After Being Mistakenly Released
• Three Carjackings Reported In Five Hours In Edgewater And Irving Park
• 'It Hits You In The Face': Bitterly Cold Temperatures Blow Into Philadelphia Region As Snow In Forecast
• Denver Weather: Mild On Friday But Not Pretty With More Bad Air
• The Scarehouse Hosting 'Creepy Christmas' On Valentine's Day
• Camden Scrapyard Fire Forces Residents To Evacuate As Fire Crews Battle Blaze
• One Person Dies In Apartment Complex Fire In Kittanning
• Something's Fishy About Subway's Tuna Sandwich, Lawsuit Claims
• Phone Threat Forced Temporary Lockdown At Marjory Stoneman Douglas High, Westglades Middle
• Caught On Video: Man Bashes Employee With 'Wet Floor' Sign In Chinatown Deli
• Today on Drew, Leah Remini and Beauty Tips with Patrick Starrr!
• Caught On Video: Robbery Suspect Bashes Ice Cream Shop Employee In Head With Large Rock
• Police: Woman Steals Wallet From Victim Who Collapsed Outside Target
• High On Meth And Crack, Police Say Anthony Young Killed His Fiancée Laurel Schick
• NYC's Restaurant Week To Go Extended Through The End Of February
• Hydroponic Garden Will Address Food Insecurity, Promote Careers In Denver Public Schools
• 'I'm A Freaking Grad Student': Philly Fighting COVID CEO Andrei Doroshin Defends Work After City Cuts Ties With Group
• Suspect Arrested For Multiple Rapes, Sexual Assaults Of Young Girls In San Mateo County; Victims Found On Social Media
• Texas Native And Country Music Hall Of Famer Kris Kristofferson Is Officially Retiring
• Youth Sports Allowed To Resume In Baltimore County Beginning Monday With COVID-19 Protocols In Place
• 42-Year-Old Man Shot In Torso Late Thursday In Baltimore
• Prosecutors Drop Charges Against Berkeley Activist Who Exposed Iowa Hog Deaths
• 84-Year-Old Maine Man Will Keep Super Bowl Streak Going In Tampa
• Congress Plans Hearings On GameStop Stock Frenzy, Robinhood Trading Freeze
• 9 Retired Nuns In Michigan Die Of COVID-19 In January
• COVID In Colorado: Rapid On-Call List Puts People On Standby For Unused Vaccine Doses
• Jon Stewart joins Twitter, speaks out on Reddit-GameStop frenzy
• Rookie Goalie Jake Oettinger Helps Dallas Stars Beat Red Wings, Improve To 4-0 On Season
• 3 Teens Arrested In Armed Carjacking, Robbery, Hit-and-Run In San Francisco
• Couple Furloughed Amid The Pandemic Turning Passion Into Profit With 'Bae Coffee'
• EU regulator authorizes use of Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID vaccine
• Bernie Sanders Doll A Hot Commodity For 2 Local Crocheters
• Detroit Police: 5-Year-Old Hospitalized After Dog Mauling, Man Also Injured
• General Motors Plans To Be Carbon Neutral By 2040
• Bernie Sanders Doll A Hot Commodity For Crocheters Nationwide
• Dr. Oz Asks Wendy Williams About The Terrifying Moment She Collapsed On Air
• Fatal Train Crash Reported In Galt
• Wisconsin Assembly Halts Vote On Repeal Of Mask Mandate
• Maryland Weather: Blustery And Cold Friday With Real-Feel Temperatures In Single Digits
• Michigan Man Serving 25 Years For Marijuana Conviction Is Freed
• Chair Lift Gets Stuck At Blue Hills Ski Area Days After Boy's Fall
• Landslide Topples PG&E Truck Down Rain-Soaked Aptos Hillside
• GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Deletes Facebook Posts Endorsing Conspiracy Theories Amid Parkland School Shooting Backlash
• Man granted last-minute pardon by Trump reunites with family
• Book excerpt: "When Harry Met Minnie" by Martha Teichner
• Pandemic Is Forcing Girl Scouts To Get Creative During Cookie Season
• Black deputy denied burial in Louisiana cemetery due to his race
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: J&J Vaccine
• J&J says its 1-shot COVID vaccine is effective in trials
• Driver Killed In Crash On U.S. Highway 101 In Santa Rosa
• Firefighter Injured While Battling House Fire In Dallas
• GameStop shares surge after Robinhood eases restrictions
• Pistons Outlast Lakers 107-92
• PTL Links: January 29, 2021
• Search For Foresthill Man Missing After Car Found Stuck In Placer County
• Michigan Matters: Film Incentives, Recreational Marijuana, Movie Theatres
• 72-year-old bottle of whisky fetches over $54,000 in auction
• Overturned Big-Rig Dangles Off 10 Freeway In Downtown LA After Catching Fire
• VIDEO: Suspect Wanted In Fatal Hit-And-Run On Detroit's East Side
• Johnson & Johnson Single-Dose Shot 66% Effective In Preventing COVID-19, Less Than Some Others
• CBS' Tony Romo Compares Brady-Mahomes Super Bowl LV Matchup To 1998 Michael Jordan Vs. Young Lebron James
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Fears of New Virus Strains On The Rise; Bay Area Restaurants Prep For Weekend Outdoor Dining
• 2 Men Arrested In Oakland Cellphone Store Robbery Spree
• Novavax offers 1st hopeful vaccine trial data on COVID variants
• Flags Lowered In Colorado On Friday To Remember Westminster Fire Captain David Sagel
• Brad Marchand Won't Be Chirping Zdeno Chara This Weekend: 'Don't Want To Poke That Bear'
• Michigan Sen. Peters To Lead Dem Efforts To Expand Majority
• Police Investigating Fatal North Sacramento Shooting Thursday Night As Homicide
• I-80 Westbound Reopen After Multiple Tractor Trailer Crashes
• Minnesota Lawmakers Start Work On Clean Energy Bill
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: South African Strain In U.S.
• Court Fines Albert Lea's The Interchange $9K For Planning 'Nail It To The Walz' Party
• Much-Needed Rain In California Brings Threat Of Flooding To Burn Areas
• 'Symbolic Of Hate': Folsom Police Investigate Burned American Pride Flag As Hate Crime
• Some Schools Closed Or Delayed Due To Storm
• Shootout Goal Lifts Blue Jackets Over Panthers 3-2
• Philadelphia Weather: Bitter Blast Continues As Winter Storm To Potentially Bring Snow To Region Early Next Week
• Red Wings Fall To The Stars 7-3
• COVID-19 variants will soon outnumber original strain, Fauci says
• Baltimore City Will Also Lift 10 P.M. Curfew On Restaurants And Bars
• Wendy Williams Reacts To Her New Biopic And Documentary About Her Complicated Life
• Family Thanks MTA Officers Who Found Missing 91-Year-Old Man Long Way From Home
• 'We Have To Figure This Out', Heat Say Turnaround Will Come
• Lions Add Aubrey Pleasant To Coaching Staff
• How Congress can use budget reconciliation to pass a COVID bill
• Clippers Rally From 18 Points Down, Top Ailing Heat 109-105
• Florida university has trained dogs to detect COVID-19
• Soldiers At Fort Bliss Army Base In Texas Injured After Ingesting Unknown Substance
• Weather Blog: Snow Is Coming
• Alabama QB Mac Jones Meets With Patriots, But Senior Bowl Status In Doubt After Ankle Injury
• Comcast Pushing Off New Fees For Excessive Data Use Until August
• Film Production In LA Hits Lowest Point In 25 Years
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/29 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• Donations For Injured Bishop Feehan Hockey Player AJ Quetta Top $500,000
• 1 Person Injured In Early Morning House Fire In Darby
• China lashes out over U.K. plan to give Hong Kongers an escape route
• Southmoreland School District Teacher Faces Backlash After Allegedly Writing Racist Social Media Post
• WATCH: CBS Sunday Morning's Jane Pauley Gives Special Shout Out To 2-Year-Old Philadelphia Fan Nathan
• Pittsburgh Police Arrest Suspect In Shooting On Bricelyn Street
• Head Of Pennsylvania Labor And Industry Concedes 'Frustration' With Unemployment System
• 'What He Did Is Heartbreaking,' Steelers' Zach Banner Reacts After Former Roommate, Seahawks Tackle Chad Wheeler, Arrested On Suspicion Of Felony Domestic Violence
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Fires Back At Hialeah Mayor Carlos Hernandez Vaccine Distribution Accusations
• White House chief of staff on COVID relief, vaccine rollout
• Carjackings Target Two Drivers On Same Street In Edgewater Overnight
• Snow Preparation: When The Winter Weather Comes, What Are The Best Ways To Stay Prepared?
• Video shows dramatic capture of escaped Arizona inmates
• What The Surge In GameStop Stock Could Mean For You
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• Miami Weather: Chilly Start, Gorgeous Afternoon Ahead
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• 2 Victims Of Unemployment Fraud Say They Couldn't Get Through To Chicago Police To File Reports
• Marjorie Taylor Greene won't resign amid calls for her expulsion
• Cicely Tyson, award-winning and legendary actress, has died at 96
• Biden signs executive actions on abortion policy, health care access
• SEE IT: Jack, The Special Needs Dog, Gets Outpouring Of Love After Potential Adopter Stands Him Up
• Dallas ISD Board Extends School Year In Approved Upcoming Calendars
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• Nancy Pelosi: "The enemy is within" the House of Representatives
• Pittsburgh Weather: Another Cold Day With Possible Snow Showers Ahead
• Biden to end pandemic limits on immigrant visas, top adviser says
• Want To Get The COVID-19 Vaccination In Maryland? Here's What You Need To Know County-By-County
• 'The Sweetest Person In The World': Ed Wilson, Of Country Club Hills, Turning 105
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• New Jersey Man Admits Cheating Investors In Ticket Scheme
• Joe Lieberman: Eliminating filibuster wouldn't be good for nation
• 969 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For COVID-19 In Last Week
• Miami-Dade PD Needs Help Finding 12-Year-Old Jazmine Brown & 13-Year-Old Markevia Wright
• COVID In Philadelphia: Professor Hoping Philly Fighting COVID Scandal Is Wake-Up Call For City
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• High Wind Warning Expires For Antelope Valley
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• FBI Raids Genesis Diagnostics Lab In Bucks County
• 'Accept The Consequences:' Pa. Sen. Pat Toomey Calls Actions Of Robinhood Unacceptable
• Pittsburgh Named Among Best Cities For Filmmakers To Live And Work
• Tennessee Man Sentenced For Shooting W. Va. Police Officer During Hospital Escape Attempt
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• W. Va. Man Arrested Near U.S. Capitol For Unlawful Possession Of A Firearm
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• House boosts travel security for lawmakers amid increasing threats
• Lafreniere's 1st Goal Seals Rangers' OT Win At Buffalo
• Islanders Fall To Capitals, Losing In Regulation For 3rd Game In A Row
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• Bundle Up For Coldest Stretch Of Weather In Boston In Nearly 2 Years, Possible Storm Next Week

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• Johnson & Johnson says COVID-19 vaccine protects against severe infection
• House Democrats push to censure Georgia Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene
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• Pioneering actress Cicely Tyson dies at 96
• Deadly winter storm system moves East with 100 million in path
• Biden pushes $1.9 trillion stimulus to combat pandemic's fallout
• Early data shows racial disparity in coronavirus vaccine recipients
• Johnson and Johnson finds COVID-19 vaccine 85% effective against severe cases
• Fort Bliss officials give update on 11 injured soldiers
• Former Senator Joe Lieberman on "The Takeout" — 1/29/2021
• COVID-19 variant cases will outnumber original strain, Fauci says
• FBI raising reward for tips in Capitol pipe bomb case
• Are two face masks better than one for stopping COVID-19?
• Biden delays orders to reverse Trump-era immigration changes, create task force for separated families
• The new normal for those who lost family to COVID is no normal ever again
• Biden says people will be hurt if COVID relief bill doesn't pass
• Johnson & Johnson and Novavax COVID vaccines offer promising results
• Houses in New Orleans transformed into floats for Mardi Gras
• GameStop's stock prices rise as Robinhood resumes limited trading
• Congresswoman Liz Cheney faces backlash over impeachment vote
• Cuomo says indoor dining can resume in NYC on Valentine's Day
• WorldView: Novavax COVID vaccine, China-Taiwan tensions and more
• White House delays executive actions on immigration until next week
• CVS and Walgreens blamed for COVID-19 vaccine issues with nation's oldest and most vulnerable population
• Robinhood resumes limited trading of GameStop stocks
• Vaccine makers work to take on coronavirus variants
• Family of mariachi performers facing eviction receives over $50,000 thanks to community's help
• A determined mother finds out what happened to her daughter's remains 15 years later
• Johnson & Johnson releases results from phase three single-dose COVID-19 vaccine trials
• "48 Hours" tells story of woman's 2005 disappearance, murder
• LA man facing life in prison for marijuana crimes granted clemency by former President Trump
• Robinhood allows limited GameStop trading after backlash over removal from platform
• Speaker Pelosi considering increased security, warns of "enemy" within House of Representatives
• Six people killed in liquid nitrogen leak at northeast Georgia poultry facility
• CDC director on COVID-19 vaccine production, distribution in U.S.
• First U.S. cases of COVID-19 variant first detected in South Africa found in South Carolina
• 1/29: CBSN AM
• COVID-19 variant detected in U.S. for first time as another spreads across the country
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