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Articles from January 30, 2021

• Former Professional Baseball Player, Scott Erickson, Charged In Connection With Hit-And-Run That Killed Two Young Brothers
• Murder Aftermath Live-Streamed: 2 Females Found Dead, Man Arrested After Standoff With Vacaville Police
• Investigators Believe Butane Hash Oil Lab Caused Firestone House Explosion
• 'Great Way To Show Your Support': UC Davis Free Clinics Call For Community Help After Pandemic Cancels Annual Fundraiser
• 3 Arrested After Being Found In Stolen Car With Identity Theft-Related Items In Stockton, Sheriff Says
• Protesters Shut Down Dodger Stadium, Backing Up Hundreds Of Cars
• Vacaville SWAT Standoff Ends; Livestreaming Suspect Arrested; Two Women Found Dead
• Big First Half Carries Warriors To Rout Of Pistons
• Butler Scores 30 In Return, Heat Hold Off Kings 105-104
• Man Shot In Back In Vermont Square, Shooter At Large 
• Indian Government Calls For Investigation Into Vandalized Gandhi Statue In Davis
• Legends From Celtics & Lakers Share Favorite Memories Of Storied Rivalry
• New Yorkers Bracing For Snow As Potentially Major Nor'easter Heads Towards Tri-State Area
• TIMELINE: Tracking The Nor'easter In New York, New Jersey And Connecticut
• Rangers Fall To Penguins For 5th Loss In 6 Games
• Armed Security Guard At Compare Foods Supermarket Upset Over Paycheck Fires At Police, Leading To Officer-Involved Shooting, Baltimore Police Say
• Vaccine Did Not Contribute To Man's Death Hours After Receiving Shot, Placer Sheriff Says
• Flyers Beat Islanders In OT
• Chicago Weather: Heavy Snow Blanketing City And Suburbs, Making For Treacherous Travel Overnight
• Suspect Wounded In Pittsburg Officer-Involved Shooting
• Chicago Weather: Heavy, Wet Snow Up To 10 Inches; Lakeshore Flood Advisory With Waves Up To 11 Feet
• LA Restaurant Owners Thrilled To Resume Outdoor Dining
• Comedian Tracy Morgan Helps Pass Out Food At Staten Island Pop-Up Event
• Anthony Davis Scores 27, Lakers Hold Off Celtics 96-95
• Police Seek Man Accused Of Robbing Bronx Gas Station
• Patricia Rooney, Wife Of Late Pittsburgh Steelers Chairman Dan Rooney, Dies At 88
• Maryland Officials Offer Safety Tips To Residents For Expected Snowstorm
• CPS Reports 'Tentative Agreements' With CTU In Four Areas As Reopening Negotiations Continue
• Three Wounded In Auburn Gresham Shooting, Two Suspects In Custody
• Travelers Flock To Fresh Snow, Tahoe Ski Resort Hits Capacity Minutes After Opening
• Residents Frustrated After Long Lines Form At Dallas' Convention Center Vaccination Site
• Colorado Avalanche Top Minnesota Wild, 5-1
• South African Covid-19 Variant Found In Baltimore Area
• Sidney Crosby Scores In Overtime, Penguins Beat Rangers 5-4
• 'They're A Part Of History' | Maryland National Guard Members Deployed To D.C. Return Home
• Baltimore City Department Of Transportation Prepping For Expected Snowstorm
• Damian Lillard Hits Pair Of 3-Pointers In Final 8 Seconds To Lift Trail Blazers To 123-122 Win Over Bulls
• Report: Rams' Jared Goff Headed To Detroit
• Blue Hills Ski Area To Reopen Sunday After State Inspection Of Chair Lift
• Gophers Drop 2nd Straight, Losing To Boilermakers, 81-62
• Notre Dame Routs Pitt 84-58
• 3 Dead, Including Children, In St. Paul Shooting; Suspect(s) Still At Large
• Chicago Weather: Snowfall Totals In The Chicago Area Saturday Night
• South Bay Chefs Turn Their Restaurants Inside-Out, Comp a Furloughed Worker With Each Paid Meal
• Philadelphia Acting Deputy Health Commissioner Dr. Caroline Johnson Resigns Amid Philly Fighting COVID Controversy
• NY nursing student's murder leads to an international manhunt
• Ovechkin Returns, Scores OT Winner As Capitals Beat Bruins
• Navarro County Health Director Kent Rogers Dies After Complications From COVID-19
• Scott Laughton Scores Game-Winner In Overtime To Give Flyers Win Over Islanders
• Ovechkin Returns, Scores OT Winner As Capitals Beat Bruins 4-3
• Nearly 2 Dozen Firefighters Hurt Battling Fire In Harlem
• Gun Buyback Program In Brownsville Offers iPads, Gift Cards In Exchange For Firearms
• 80-Year-Old Killed In Hit-And-Run Crash In Arlington While Possibly Checking Mail, Police Say
• Chosen 300 Ministries In Overdrive To Help Homeless As Winter Storm Barrels Toward Philadelphia Region
• 'Best Snow In Years:' Wrightwood Gets Lots Of Fresh Powder From Winter Storm
• Mets Owner, Hedge Fund Billionaire Steve Cohen Leaves Twitter, Citing Threats
• COVID Has Now Killed 1 In 1,000 Californians
• Chicago Weather: Dozens Of Flights Canceled At O'Hare And Midway Airports Ahead Of Winter Storm
• Water Main Break Floods Several Blocks On Upper East Side
• Police: 23-Year-Old Man Shot In The Face In Northeast Baltimore
• CDC Issues Mask Mandate For Planes, All Public Transportation
• Bucks County Woman Allegedly Heard Saying She Was Looking For Pelosi 'To Shoot Her In The Friggin' Brain' Charged
• San Mateo County Delivers Much-Needed Moderna Vaccine to Hard-Hit Community
• Winter Weather: Storm System Could Bring 2-5" Of Snow To Pittsburgh Area
• West Virginia News Publisher Files Antitrust Suit Against Google And Facebook
• 'Flip, Flip, Flipadelphia': Gritty Apparently Has His Own Ball Pit At Wells Fargo Center Now
• Illinois House Speaker Emanuel 'Chris' Welch Steps Back As Partner In Law Firm
• Sentencing Delayed For Fired VA Staffer In West Virginia Who Killed 7 Patients
• Blackhawks Cancel Practice Because Of COVID-19 Concern
• AP Source: White Sox, Rodón Agree To $3 million, 1-Tear Deal
• AP Source: Cubs Agree To 1-Year Deal With RHP Trevor Williams
• Former Twins Pitcher Scott Erickson Charged With Reckless Driving
• Jen Ellis, Creator Of 'Bernie' Mittens, Partners With Teddy Bear Maker To Create Mitten Line
• Second Case Of COVID-19 Variant Reported In LA County, More Children In Hospital
• Law Enforcement Probe Threats Of Death, Violence Against Newsom
• Police Investigating Apparent Murder-Suicide In South Baltimore
• Family Of Missing Man Thomas Hughes Offers $5,000 Reward For Information That Could Lead To His Return
• Driver Flees After Killing 1, Injuring 1 In Rancho Cordova Parking Lot, Sheriff Says
• Overturned Propane Tanker Shuts Las Flores Canyon Road In Malibu
• Nicholas Mango Sought For Stabbing In Loveland
• Girl Scouts Of Colorado Prepare For Unique Cookie Season
• Baxter Scores 28 To Lift Morgan St. Past Coppin St. 79-76
• Clarke Carries Sacred Heart Past Mount St. Mary's 61-58
• Kochera Scores 23 To Lift William & Mary Past Towson 84-74
• Canton's Hazel Boone Dance Studio To Close After 110 Years In Business
• Davis Scores 20 To Lead Navy Past Loyola 70-52
• Dallas County Ends Deadliest Week To COVID-19 With 1,407 New Cases, 20 More Deaths
• 2021 Sundance Film Festival: Day 3 highlights
• Colorado Nonprofit Calls On Artists To Lift Senior's Spirits With 'Especially Resonant' Cards
• Anne Arundel County COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics Canceled Sunday, Monday Due To Expected Snowstorm
• Florida Beats No. 11 West Virginia In Big 12-SEC Challenge
• Defense Department pauses plan to vaccinate Guantanamo detainees
• Pedestrian & Denver Police Vehicle Hit In Hit-And-Run Investigation
• Police Investigate Two Shootings In Pasadena
• Parents caught in the middle as Chicago teachers battle the city
• Rogers Park Residents Prepare For Possibility Of Damage From Double Whammy Of Heavy Snow, High Waves
• Pine Street Inn Freeing Up Beds, Opening Hotel Rooms For The Homeless Amid Frigid Weather
• North Texas Sees Hazy Conditions From Dust Blown In By Strong Winds
• Darby School Moving To All-Virtual Learning Next Week After Security Guard Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Student
• Fire Crews Battle 4-Alarm Blaze On Ocean City Boardwalk
• 'We Will Rebuild': Playland's Castaway Cove Damaged After Four-Alarm Fire Erupts On Ocean City Boardwalk
• Former Pittsburgh Pirates Pitcher Trevor Williams Agrees To Deal With Chicago Cubs
• Miami Beach Police Make Arrest In Daylight Robbery Of Woman With Laser-Guided Handgun
• Law Enforcement Officials Probe Rising Threats Against Gov. Newsom and His Businesses
• Franklin Man Dies In Rollover Crash On Route 95 In North Attleboro
• COVID In Florida: 15,019 Additional Cases, 106 New Deaths Reported On Saturday
• MDH: Vendor Erroneously Sent COVID-19 Vaccination Cancelation Messages
• Police Investigating 2 Connected Carjackings In Western Pa.
• It's Academic: January 30, 2021
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured After Crash Caused By Alleged Street Racing In Dallas; 2 Arrests Made
• Devils Fall To Sabres In Shootout
• Brian Sicknick, Police Officer Who Died After Capitol Riot, To Lie In Honor In US Capitol Rotunda
• 2 dead in massive California storms; Highway 1 washed out
• 2 Ohio Lawmakers Want June 14 To Be 'President Donald J. Trump Day'
• Baltimore County Police Searching For Suspect Accused Of Starting Fire At State Farm Store
• Colorado Health Leaders Asking Public For Input On New COVID Dial
• Miami Beach Police: Man Shot In The Leg At Ocean Drive Restaurant Refuses To Cooperate With Authorities
• 2 Pedestrians Hit By Driver On Stanton Avenue
• City of Lakes Loppet Winter Festival
• Massachusetts Reports 3,957 New COVID Cases, 87 Additional Deaths
• Couple Arrested For Allegedly Hiring Texas Friend To Kill Wife's Ex-Husband
• Two Carjackings Reported In South Shore; 3 Minors In Custody After Rideshare Driver Robbed
• Attorney calls for firing of officer seen slamming student to ground
• 1 Dead, 2 Hospitalized Following 2-Vehicle Crash In North Lauderdale
• Philadelphia Weather: Winter Storm Warning In Place As Region Braces For Possibility Of Several Inches Of Snow
• Philadelphia Phillies Trade LHP Cole Irvin To Oakland Athletics
• Orange County Reports 1,279 New COVID-19 Cases, 43 More Fatalities
• Texas Adds 18,109 New Coronavirus Cases, 332 Deaths Saturday
• Minnesota Weather: Winter Weather Advisory Issued Across State
• Police Arrest Roxbury Man Twice In Three Days For Stabbings
• Famed San Francisco Private Eye Jack Palladino Gravely Injured in Robbery
• Man Dies Days After Being Shot In Drive-By In Dallas, Police Say
• City Announces Operational Improvements To Snow Removal Procedures
• 10-Year-Old Investor Made Big Bucks On GameStop Shares
• Philadelphia Phillies, SS Didi Gregorius Agree On 2-Year Deal: AP Source
• Coronavirus In Illinois: Officials Report 3,345 New COVID-19 Cases, Including 65 Deaths; Chicago Poised To Enter Phase 4 Mitigations
• Camden County Vaccination Center Rescheduling Vaccine Appointments Due To Winter Storm
• California Reaches Grim COVID-19 Milestone -- Deaths Top 40,000
• Maine Man Charged With Making Hoax Marine Distress Call
• Woman, Dog Safe After Mississippi River Ice Rescue
• SWAT Team Responds To 875 North Michigan For Reports Of Shots Fired
• Pittsburgh Police: 19-Year-Old Man Struck, Killed By Train
• Snowmobile Crash Leaves Watertown Man Seriously Hurt
• The history of the filibuster — and how it's been used over the years
• 39-Year-Old Man Critically Wounded In Lawndale Shooting, Philly Police Say
• "I do feel exhausted": Kate Middleton on parenting in pandemic
• Riverside Opens First Mass COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic
• COVID In Colorado: Vaccinations To Soon Be Available To Coloradans 65+
• Shooting At Frisco Apartment Complex Leaves 1 Dead, 1 Injured
• COVID-19 Update: Indiana Announces 2,389 New Confirmed Cases, 43 Additional Deaths
• Sleds, snowmobiles, planes: How COVID vaccines reach rural Alaska
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 5,191 New Coronavirus Cases Statewide
• Gas Prices Tick Up In New Jersey, Rise Around Nation At Large
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Cold, Mostly Sunny Weekend, But Heavy Snow Possible Monday
• TIMELINE: When Will It Snow In Maryland?
• Renovated Duquesne University Sports Arena Set For Grand Opening
• Surveillance Video Shows Arrest Of Man Accused Of Living In O'Hare Terminal For Nearly 3 Months
• BBB Warning: Don't Post Your COVID Vaccine Card On Social Media
• Oakland Police, Family Members Issue Plea For Leads In 2019 Akinsha Davis Homicide
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Reports 1,087 New Cases, 19 More Deaths
• Snowy owl spotted in NYC is an at-risk species thanks to climate change
• Book excerpt: "How to Prepare for Climate Change" by David Pogue
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 31 More Deaths Reported Saturday As Hospitalizations Continue To Decrease
• Two Die In Potent Winter Storm; Northern California's Severe Drought Conditions Ease
• Navy Wants Badger Statue Loaned To Wisconsin Back
• Sophie, Grammy-nominated Scottish musician, has died at 34
• Florida Education Officials Make English-Proficiency Exam Optional
• Fallingwater To Reopen For Winter Walks In February
• COVID-19 Protections Sought For 'Essential,' Front-Line Employees In Florida
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 326 New Coronavirus Cases, Bringing County Total To 69,135
• Brian Sicknick, officer who died after riot, to lie in honor at Capitol
• Early Morning Fire In Blackstone Leaves 1 Dead
• Denver Weather: Breezy And Cooler, Then Few Mild Days Ahead Of Next Winter Blast
• Flames, Smoke Pour Out Of Buildings In Butler; Crews Work To Contain The Fire
• As Wisconsin's Johnson Considers Third Term, Trump Ties Could Cost Him
• COVID Schools: San Francisco To Offer Mental Health Services To Remote Learning Students, Families
• Source: Indians Sign Eddie Rosario
• Indiana Troopers Shoot At Car To End I-80 Chase After Suspect Rams Police Vehicles
• VIDEO: Drone Footage Reveals Extent Of Storm Damage At Highway 1 Washout South Of Big Sur
• FEMA asks Pentagon to ready thousands of troops to support vaccine push
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Johnson & Johnson One-Shot Vaccine; 'Double Masking' For Additional Protection Recommended; Santa Clara County Reaches 100,000 Cases
• CDC issues mask mandate for planes, public transportation starting next week
• Embiid Scores 37 As 76ers Top Timberwolves, 118-94
• No Deal Reached Between CPS And CTU: Mayor Lori Lightfoot
• Johnson & Johnson Says Its One-Shot COVID Vaccine Is 85% Effective
• Defenseman Yannick Weber Recalled From Taxi Squad By Pittsburgh Penguins
• Blue Hills Ski Area Closes For Inspection After Chair Lift Issues, Boy's Fall
• Climate Scientist Says Disrupted Polar Vortex Is Causing New England's Frigid Temps
• What To Watch For In Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf's Budget Proposal
• Two-Vehicle Collision On Route 28 Kills Two, Leaves Another Person In Critical Condition
• Officials: 1 Person Dead After New Castle County Shooting
• COVID Study: Food, Agriculture, Construction Workers Top List Of Most At Risk Of COVID Death
• Johnson & Johnson says its COVID vaccine is a "game-changer"
• Here's what experts have to say about Biden's vaccine timeline
• High-fiber cereal fans decry nationwide shortage of Grape-Nuts
• Robinhood faces customer backlash after clamping down on trades
• Coachella and Stagecoach canceled due to COVID-19 for another year
• Oakland International Airport Unveils COVID-19 Test Vending Machines
• Corporate executives reap millions from Reddit stock frenzy
• Capitol rioter "smitten" by Trump willing to speak at impeachment trial
• 11 soldiers sick after drinking antifreeze chemical, Army says
• RNC planning to invite Trump to donor retreat
• Cori Bush: Office moved after incident with Marjorie Taylor Greene
• Lawmakers urge Biden to offer recurring $2,000 stimulus checks
• Dogs Rescued From Illegal Meat Trade, Trafficking Arrive At JFK Airport To Meet Forever Families
• Saturday Morning Links: Jan. 30, 2021
• 2 Killed, 3 Injured In Shooting Outside McKees Rocks Strip Club; 2 Charged With Homicide
• Study Shows Drug Used To Treat Gout May Reduce Risk Of Hospitalization In COVID-19 Patients
• Hey Ray! Why Are You Called A Meteorologist?
• Philadelphia Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley Addresses Calls For Resignation In Wake Of Philly Fighting COVID Controversy
• Bus Company To No Longer Provide Transportation For South Allegheny School District
• Saturday's Show Info (1/30/21)
• Pa. Turnpike Transfers $337.5 Million To PennDOT
• Pro-Life Supporters Hold March For Life In Bridgeville
• 'Just Shocked': A Town Reckons With Charges In Capitol Riot
• Blame Game Begins Over Pennsylvania's Slow Vaccine Rollout
• Bat Girl Magic! - Batwoman
• Someone's Going to Die - Charmed
• High Expectations - All American
• Bat Girl Magic! - Batwoman
• Essence - Two Sentence Horror Stories
• Instinct - Two Sentence Horror Stories
• Episode 4 - Trickster
• Chapter Seventy-Nine: Graduation - Riverdale
• The Secret of Solitary Scribe - Nancy Drew
• Bobble Head - Walker
• Salvatore: The Musical! - Legacies
• Nyima Funk 1 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Jonathan Mangum 8 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Penn & Teller Go For A Spin - Penn & Teller: Fool Us

Videos from January 30, 2021

• The Search for Christie Wilson
• She was "literal sunshine": A tribute to Haley Anderson
• The Murder of Haley Anderson
• Growing concerns over QAnon's impact on politics
• WHO investigators continue search into coronavirus origins in Wuhan, China
• Chicago teachers union refuses mayor's orders to return to classrooms
• Biden continues push for new coronavirus relief plan
• U.S. vaccination sites working overtime amid emergence of coronavirus variants
• Severe winter storm grips the nation
• CDC issues mask requirement for all public transportation
• 2020 was the worst year in tourism history, UN says
• Stock market slips as GameStop shares surge going into the weekend
• Texas restaurant draws fans with hilarious roadside messages
• The Dish: Famed New Orleans restaurant hires its first female executive chef
• Heated scramble between EU and U.K. over COVID-19 vaccine supplies
• History and real-life implications of the filibuster
• Unique ways Alaska frontline workers distribute vaccines to their patients
• Early data finds racial disparity in COVID-19 vaccine rollout
• How are Republicans grappling with a post-Trump Washington?
• Biden pushes vaccine rollout plan, economic relief package
• State of vaccination in the U.S., potential new vaccine