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• Adopted Dog 'Radar' Stolen From Stanislaus Animal Services Agency In Ceres
• Google To Pay $2.6 Million To Settle Allegations Of Discrimination Against Asians, Women
• COVID: Parents, Board Members Meet To Plan Safely Reopening Oakland Schools
• Chino Hills Junior Running For Student Body President Brings Remote Learning Set-Up To Campus
• Deadly Fire: Law Enforcement Says 2 Green Valley Ranch Teen Arson Suspects Will Be Charged As Adults
• Legacy Of Redlining Led To Today's Black And Latino Families Being Pushed Out Of Denver
• Grizzly Rose Owner Shares Explanation After Latest COVID Violation
• 'Definitely Worth It': Some Older Coloradans Driving 400+ Miles For COVID Vaccine
• Louisville Company Claims New Technology Greatly Reduces Eagle Fatalities Near Wind Turbines
• Report: Angels Pitching Coach Mickey Callaway Accused Of Lewd Behavior
• Marquin Wilson Arrested In Connection To Aurora Double Shooting
• City Of Davis Partners With UC Davis To Increase Testing, Fight Virus
• COVID: CA Allows Camping To Resume On State-Owned Lands
• Sacramento Apartment Still Without Power Six Days After Storm
• As Next Round Of Storms Hit, Sacramento Homeless Hit Emergency Warming Centers
• 'Courtside Karen' Removed From Lakers, Hawks Game After Heckling LeBron James
• GOP Senators Detail $618 Billion COVID Relief Counteroffer
• Chicago Weather: Quiet Until Thursday's Mix
• 'I Feel Ready': Colorado Teachers Fight Back-To-School Jitters With Rapid At-Home COVID Tests
• Massachusetts Surpasses 500,000 COVID Cases
• Millbury Good Samaritans Sprung Into Action During Triple-Decker Fire
• Out-Of-Town Musician Desperately Hopes To Find $22,000 Flute He Lost On CTA Blue Line Train
• 'Oh, Cookies! Yay!': Colorado Girl Scout Helps Make Sales Safer
• Major League Baseball To Start On Time After Players Reject Delay
• Sacramento County Seniors 65 And Older Can Sign Up For Vaccine
• SF Human Rights Commission Accepting Applications For African-American Reparations Task Force
• COVID: Lafayette Pop-Up Vaccination Clinic Paused After Complaint Shots Went To Wrong People
• Front Street Carousel Opens At Old Sacramento Waterfront
• NYC Winter Storm: Outdoor Subway Service Suspended; Schools All-Remote Again Tuesday
• At Virtual Townhall, Officials Say Youngsters Are Committing Carjackings For Thrills
• Winter Storm: Fears Of Flooding Hit Jersey Shore As Residents Experience Rare Significant Snowfall
• Driver Hits 3 Other Cars In Kenwood After Fleeing From Police In Hyde Park
• State Of Emergency Declared In Westchester County Due To Winter Storm
• Florida Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz Announces Resolution Against Rep. Marjorie Taylor Green
• Ventura Surpasses 70K Total COVID-19 Cases; San Bernardino, Riverside Top 275K
• Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber: 'Our City Is Outraged' At Violent Weekend That Saw People Robbed, Shot
• Waste Truck Worker Dies In Crash On Icy Frederick County Road, Officials Say
• 'This Is A Big One': New Jersey Gov. Murphy Tells Residents To Stay Indoors As Winter Storm Dumps Heavy Snow Across State
• RTD Rescinds Layoffs For Bus & Rail Operators Thanks To Federal COVID Relief Funding
• What's The Impact Of Having A Mild Winter?
• Remembering Myra Reifman, WCCO's First Female Newscaster
• 1 Killed, Another Injured Near 110 Freeway In Montecito Heights After Double Shooting
• Snow Totals: More Than A Foot Of Snow Reported In Parts Of State
• Monk Runs Wild, Scores 36 As Hornets Top Heat 129-121 In OT
• De'Aaron Fox's 4th-Quarter Outburst Lead Kings Past Pelicans, 118-109
• Rangers Dominate Penguins In Third Period To Earn Split
• Third Maryland Child Under Age 10 Dies Of COVID-19
• Markkanen, LaVine Lead Way As Bulls Beat Knicks
• Candace Parker Coming Home After Officially Signing with Chicago Sky
• Vaccine Rollout Expansion: 35,000 Doses Going To Seniors, Available At Hospitals, Local Clinics
• Knicks' Defense Abandons Them Late In Loss To Bulls
• 'Shot Shopping': COVID Vaccine Allotments Frustrate Rural Counties
• Man Killed In South Baltimore Shooting, Police Say
• Arenado Trade: Rockies Get 5 St. Louis Cardinals For Nolan Arenado
• Surveillance Video Shows Brutal San Francisco Assault That Fatally Injured 84-Year-Old Man
• Devoted Browns Fan Who Vowed Not To Cut His Hair Until Team Has Winning Season Finally Gets Haircut
• Rangers Snap 3-Game Skid Against Pittsburgh, Top Pens 3-1
• Multiple North Texas Cities Set To Ramp Up COVID-19 Vaccinations This Week
• Clean Slate Expungement For Michigan Felons
• Road Warriors: James, Davis Lead Lakers Past Hawks 107-99
• COVID In Colorado: Doctor Behind Recovery Bootcamp Stresses Patience
• 15 Pit Bulls Captured In Flint Fighting Ring
• COVID Long Hauler In Colorado Describes Uphill Battle In Recovery
• Michigan State University Enforces 2 Week Stay-At-Home Order
• Online 'Backdoor' Used By 2,700 To Schedule Vaccinations
• Pennsylvania Weather: Powerful Winter Storm Making For Treacherous Road Conditions In Bucks County
• Man Pleads Not Guilty To Vandalizing Donald Trump's Star On Hollywood Walk Of Fame
• UPDATE: San Francisco Private Detective Jack Palladino Dies From Injuries Sustained In Attack
• Construction On Pittsburg Chick-Fil-A Restaurant Set To Begin, Prompts Traffic Concerns
• Bruins Erase 3-Goal Deficit Against Capitals, Win 5-3
• Lodi Animal Shelter Faces Eviction After Property Acquired By New Landowner
• Police Say Inverness Woman Died Of Self-Inflicted Gunshot, Husband Died In Fire
• Winter Storm: In Northwestern New Jersey, 'As Soon As We Plow It, It's Covered Again'
• DA Says CHP Officers Shot, Killed Man In Dixon After He Threatened Officers' Safety
• Another Wedding Dress Mix-Up In The Twin Cities: 'We Need To Start A Support Group'
• St. Rita High School Will Have A Former Player On Both Sides Of Super Bowl LV
• Krutwig Carries Loyola Past Missouri State
• Crews Work To Repair Highway Washed Out During Atmospheric River Storm Near Big Sur
• Pennsylvania Game Commission Investigating Illegal Dumping Of TVs In Westmoreland Co.
• 4 Denver Broncos Listed On CBS' All-Time Super Bowl Roster
• Pittsburgh Public Safety: Officials Investigating Bomb Threat To William S. Moorhead Federal Building
• Colorado Investors Call For Investigation Into Robinhood Over GameStop Trading Freeze
• OPD: Oakland Sees 1,400% Increase In January Homicides Over Last Year
• COVID-19 Pandemic Dominates Gov. Greg Abbott's State Of The State Address
• Search Continues For Driver Who Fatally Struck Young Cousins In Palmdale Then Fled On Foot
• Evan Rachel Wood Accuses Marilyn Manson Of Abuse; Manson Says Claims Are 'Horrible Distortions Of Reality'
• COVID Schools: Los Gatos Elementary Students Return To Class For In-Person Learning
• Delino DeShields Rejoins Rangers Organization With Minor League Contract
• Officials: Pennsylvania Man Kills Married Couple, Then Himself After Argument Over Snow Disposal
• San Jose Mayor Liccardo Calls For Removal Of Controversial Thomas Fallon Statue
• 'We Are Ready For It': Lawrence Crews Prepared For Long Duration Storm
• TIMELINE: Light Snow, Flurries Continue As Winter Storm Moves Out Of Maryland
• Hollywood Sign Changed To 'HOLLYBOOB'; 6 Arrested
• Nor'easter Hits Boston, Drivers Urged To Stay Off Roads
• Some Dallas Doctors 'Stunned' That Dozens Who Got COVID-19 Vaccine Have Not Returned For 2nd Dose
• San Francisco Supervisors To Vote On Moving Forward With Landmark Designation For SF Eagle Bar
• San Jose Police: Man Accused Of Abusing Preschool's Tortoise Returns To Vandalize Campus, In Custody Again
• Denver Weather: Warm Days Before Two Systems Move In
• 'It's Horrible': Snow, Wind Make For Difficult Travel In Worcester
• Chicago Theater Group Confronts Racism Through Discussion
• COVID In Colorado: Status Dial Changing With Increase In Vaccinations
• Grizzly Rose Temporarily Closes After Video Of Packed Dance Floor Surfaces
• Tony Bennett's Alzheimer's Diagnosis Again Puts Spotlight On Link Between Music, Memory
• 'We Really Missed The Snow': Marylanders Enjoy One Of State's Biggest Snowstorms In Years
• WSJ: Jan. 6 Rally Funded In Large Part By Heiress To Publix Supermarkets Chain
• Minnesota DFL Resurfaces Bill Legalizing Marijuana; Senate GOP Still Reluctant To Pass  
• Hundreds Of Crashes, At Least One Fatal, Reported Across Maryland Throughout Snow Storm
• Liquor License Suspended At Store That Allegedly Sold 20-Year-Old Alcohol Before Crash Killed Family Of 3
• Allegheny Co. Woman Gets Life-Saving Diagnosis After Multiple Car Crashes In Year
• CDC Mask Mandate Goes Into Effect Monday Night
• Suspect Arrested In Connection To Robbery Spree In Pocket Neighborhood
• COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments Canceled Across Baltimore Area Due To Winter Weather
• Authorities Investigating Snowmobile Hit-And-Run On Lake Minnetonka
• Could Lack Of Socialization During The Pandemic Have Long-Term Effects On Kids?
• Strong Winds, Flooding Concerns On Long Island As Winter Storm Blankets Region
• COVID: Santa Clara University Warns Of Suspensions After Photos Surface Of Massive Frat Party
• LOCATED: Vincent Means, 9, Last Seen In Englewood
• 'It Is A Community Epidemic': Chicago Carjacking Crisis Gets The Attention Of FBI And Federal Lawmakers
• Snow Delays Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf's Budget Address A Day
• Parents Stressed As They Find Themselves In Limbo Amid CPS, CTU Negotiations Over In-Person Learning
• WATCH: Behind-The-Scenes Look At Duquesne's New UPMC Cooper Fieldhouse
• Police Identify Keshawn McLean As Gunman Who Shot Three People In South Beach
• Orange County Reports 47 More COVID-19 Deaths As Hospitalizations Decline
• Horror-ble Mistake: Texas DPS Accidentally Pushes Amber Alert For 'Chucky' Doll
• LA County Reports 4,223 New COVID-19 Cases, 85 Deaths; Vaccination Efforts Continuing
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Ranks 44th In Getting People Vaccinated
• UPDATE: GOP Challenger Emerges As Recall Effort Against Gov. Newsom Grows
• The Long Haulers: Small Percentage Of COVID Patients Leaving Hospital With Long-Term Consequences
• Minnesota's Black History Comes Alive In Several Online Exhibits
• State Rep. Dan Frankel Seeking To Introduce Anti-Hate Crime Package Of Bills
• Illinois Hosting February Events To Celebrate Black Businesses In Honor Of Black History Month
• Police: Fayette Co. Woman Set Apartment On Fire To Try And Kill Neighbors
• Welcome Back, Irika Sargent!
• COVID Vaccines: Neighborhood Vaccination Site Opens In San Francisco's Mission District
• Miami Weather: Front Brings Colder Temperatures, Gusty Winds
• Chicago theater group confronts racism through discussion
• Another Winter Weather Advisory Issued For Tahoe, Most Of Sierra
• Missing Woman: State Now Helping In Search For Marlena Mizell
• Philadelphia Weather: Winter Storm Dealing One-Two Punch Of Heavy Snow Across Region
• LAFD Has Enough COVID-19 Vaccine For Its Firefighters, But Only About Half Volunteer To Get It
• John Bartlett, Infectious Disease Specialist, Dead At 83
• 'It's Important For People To See Us': 'Black Is Beautiful' Exhibit Opens At Galleria Dallas
• Gov. Newsom And Unions Clash Over School Openings
• Man Reportedly Involved In Hollywood Bank Robbery Arrested
• Kenneth Gerstley Fatally Shot In Baltimore Friday Morning; Robbery Suspected, Police Say
• CDC Recommends Watching Super Bowl 2021 At Home To Protect Against COVID-19
• New Survey Ranks Miami In Top 10 Cities For Football Fans
• Bedford Park Sidewalk, Bus Stop Covered In Snow; City Says It's Not Responsible
• Guadalupe Villanueva, Wanted For Shooting That Critically Injured 3-Year-Old, Involved In Earlier Unsolved Fatal Shooting
• BSO Looking Into Whether 'Nazi,' 'Convict Trump' Graffiti On Supporter's Business Was Hate Crime
• 1 Adult, 2 Children Seriously Injured In Fort Worth House Fire
• Keller Officer Blake Shimanek Resigns After Controversial Arrest Of Father Filming Son's Arrest
• Mass COVID Vaccinations Begin At Fenway Park Before Nor'easter Hits Boston
• Underserved Dallas Residents Sign Up In Person For COVID-19 Vaccine
• 'We're Not Considered A Nursing Home': Seniors At Lincolnwood Condo Want COVID Vaccine, But Can't Get It
• Mother Killed In St. Paul Shooting Was Pregnant With Another Child, Family Says
• COVID Vaccine: Distribution Racial Disparity Stretches Well Beyond New York City's Borders
• Evacuation Orders Lifted For Most Of Monterey County Following Destructive Storms
• COVID In Florida: 5,730 Additional Cases, 214 New Deaths Reported Monday
• Shortage of nursing home staff fueled COVID-19, group says
• Police Issue 8 Warnings, 2 Notices Of Violation To Pittsburgh Establishments Over COVID-19 Orders
• Damaging Tides A Concern As Nor'easter Hits South Shore
• State's New COVID Vaccine Website Allows Residents To Join Virtual Queue Until More Doses Arrive
• Driver Who Hit Lakewood Police SUV Investigated For DUI
• Colorado Leaders Watching Newly-Discovered COVID Variant
• 20,000 Pounds Of Cocaine, Marijuana Worth $211 Million Seized From International Waters Offloaded In San Diego
• 2 People Hospitalized With Serious Injuries After I-80/94 Crash
• Delaware County First Responders Battle Winter Conditions As Storm Continues To Pack Strong Winds, Sleet And More Snow
• It's Been One Year Since The First COVID-19 Case In Massachusetts
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Says Vaccine Shipments To State Increase
• Google / Ford Partnership To Put Android OS In Millions Of Cars, Trucks Starting In 2023
• 'We Had A Blast': Philadelphia Public School Students Enjoy Snow Day After Half-Day Of Virtual Classes
• Bucks County Man Ryan Samsel Charged With Assaulting Officer During Capitol Riot
• Dollar General Shooting Suspect Johnny McCaslin Now Connected To 2 Other Shootings
• Road Conditions Deteriorate As Snow Increases In Natick
• Philadelphia Weather: Crews Trying To Stay Ahead Of Winter Storm As Snow Emergency In Effect For City
• Dead Man Found In Ditch Behind Garland Walmart
• Baltimore County Schools To Move To Phased Hybrid Reopening Beginning March 1
• Black Lives Matter movement nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
• Court Throws Out Convictions After Misconduct By Prosecutor
• Penguins' 2 Games Against Devils This Week Postponed Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• Fiasco At Pennsylvania State Department Leads To Secretary's Resignation And Upends Sexual Abuse Survivors' Ability To Sue
• Isaac Aranda Faces Manslaughter Charge Following Saturday's Incident That Killed 68-Year-Old Pedestrian
• Antonio Brown Will Get $750,000 Bonus If Tampa Bay Buccaneers Win Super Bowl
• New Survey Ranks Pittsburgh As The Best City For Football Fans
• Santa Clara Man Arrested After Allegedly Assaulting Ex-Girlfriend In Manteca
• Multiple Black History Month Events Announced In Maryland
• Report: Transfer Of COVID-Positive California Prisoners Caused 'Public Health Disaster'
• Plow Truck Drivers Prepare For Heavy, Wet Snow On Route 24
• SpaceX To Launch World's First All-Civilian Orbital Mission Before End Of 2021
• New Jersey Weather: Flooding From Winter Storm Leaving Jersey Shore Roads Impassable Mess
• Owners Of Castaway Cove In Ocean City Asking For Public's Help Finding Cause Of 4-Alarm Fire
• Woman Critically Injured After Police Chase Through Parker County Ends In Crash
• Man Accused Of Attempted Murder Following Fight In Downtown Mountain View
• Use Noisemakers, Consider An Outdoor Projector: CDC Urges Safe, Physically-Distant Super Bowl Watch Parties
• Students Dress As Essential Workers To Return To In-Person Classes At Resurrection Catholic School In Boyle Heights
• 40 More COVID-19 Deaths In Dallas County, Along With 1,427 New Cases
• Meatpackers showed "callous disregard" for workers, lawmaker says
• Philadelphia Public Schools, Archdiocese Elementary Schools To Hold Virtual Classes Tuesday Morning Due To Winter Storm
• Pennsylvania Secretary Of State Kathy Boockvar Stepping Down After Agency Bungles Ballot Referendum For Child Sex Victims
• Films From 14 Different Countries Will Be Featured At This Year's Denver Jewish Film Festival
• Dustin Pedroia Has 'No Regrets About Anything' After Announcing Retirement
• CDC: Michigan's Spoiled Moderna Vaccine Doses Deemed Viable
• Pittsburgh Pirates To Host Fans At Spring Training In Florida
• Heinz History Center Offering Free Virtual Programs During Black History Month
• 'It Was A Complete Cave': Family Stuck Shoveling To Surface As Snow Buries Tahoe Cabin
• Portion Of 96th Street Near LAX To Close From Monday Night To Sunday
• Baltimore-Based DTLR Villa To Be Acquired By UK-Based Retailer JD Sports Fashion
• Fort Worth Police Officer On 'Restricted Duty' Following Discovery Of 'Racially Insensitive' Social Media Posts
• Suspected Catalytic Converter Thieves Caught By Owner In Lodi
• Former Transit Police Officer Indicted, Accused Of Using 'Excessive Force Against A Homeless Man'
• Airport Delays, Cancellations In South Florida As Large Nor'Easter Wallops Northeast
• Woman Dies After Being Shot While Driving On I-80 In Richmond; CHP Seeks Public's Help
• Pennsylvania Man Charged With Assaulting Federal Officer At US Capitol
• Elderly Man Killed In Sauganash House Fire, Elderly Woman Escapes
• Denton Man William Adam Jonathan Smith Sentenced To 15 Years In Prison For Trafficking 17-Year-Old Girl
• Capital-Area Naval Installations Set Annual Anti-Terrorism Protection Exercises
• Where to find the real "hi-filt" masks, and how to spot the fakes
• COVID-19 Mutation Found In UK, South African Variants Detected In Ventura County Wastewater
• Verizon plans Super Bowl rollout for ultra-fast 5G
• Robinhood Raises $3.4B From Investors Amid Surge In Trading
• Antonio Brown Will Get $750,000 Bonus If Tampa Bay Buccaneers Win Super Bowl
• 103-Year-Old Coloradan Among 10,000 Vaccinated At Coors Field Event
• Falling Ice Shatters CPD Squad Car's Windshield Downtown
• Subway defends its tuna salad, insisting "ITSREAL"
• State Police Searching For 17-Year-Old Cody Schneider From Cambria County
• Denver Broncos Select 4 Local Health Care Workers To Attend Super Bowl LV
• CDC Issues New Mask Mandate For Travelers On Planes, Trains, Public Transportation
• North Texas Town Offering Free WiFi Hotspots Through Library To Provide Uninterrupted Internet Access
• Police: Michigan Woman Scammed Out Of $76K
• 'Saved By The Bell' Actor Dustin Diamond Dead At 44 Following Cancer Diagnosis
• Wildlife Protection Closures Begin In Jefferson County
• Packers Coach LaFleur Says Rodgers 'Will Be Here For A Long Time'
• Florida Gas Prices Drop Slightly, Trend Expected To Continue
• Old Bay Hot Sauce Is Back, And It's Not Going Anywhere This Time
• Winter Storm Brings Coastal Flooding To Parts Of New Jersey; Vaccinations, PATH Service Suspended
• Fremont County Shooting: Suspects Susanna Daniels And Orion Nolan Turn Themselves In
• Allegheny County Public Works Urges Caution On Icy Roads
• Ford Hall Of Fans Voting
• 'Operation Comeback' Sets Out To Help Absent Dallas ISD Students Return To Classes
• 4 Arrested, Teen Sought In Fatal Shooting At Wisconsin Mall
• Fayette Co. Native Alexa Randolph Found Dead In Morgantown, W. Va.
• CBSN Live | Texas Gov. Abbott To Deliver 'State Of The State' Address 7PM
• Music Legend Tony Bennett Diagnosed With Alzheimer's Disease; Keeps Singing As Always
• Dustin Diamond, "Saved by the Bell" star, has died at 44
• Tom Brady Praises Bill Belichick: 'Could Never Have Accomplished The Things In My Career Without His Support'
• 35 New Coronavirus Outbreaks Reported In Michigan Schools Monday
• Red Sox Second Baseman Dustin Pedroia Announces His Retirement
• Photo Gallery: Nor'easter Brings Heavy Snowfall To Tri-State
• NFL star tackles human trafficking ahead of Super Bowl
• Authorities Searching For Armed Women Who Robbed Quick Track Convenience Store 
• Epstein Joins Company That Advises On Sports Investments
• 'Saved By The Bell' Actor Dustin Diamond Dead At 44 Following Cancer Diagnosis
• More Than A Foot Of Heavy Wet Snow Expected In Much Of Massachusetts
• NFL On CBS Talent Share Their Favorite Big Game Memories Ahead Of Super Bowl LV
• NFL On CBS Talent Share Their Favorite Big Game Memories Ahead Of Super Bowl LV
• Police: 14-Year-Old Shoots Himself In Arm With Stolen Gun
• 'Saved By The Bell' Actor Dustin Diamond Dead At 44 Following Cancer Diagnosis
• On Set for Season 2 Of 'Batwoman,' Episode 3
• Use Noisemakers, Consider An Outdoor Projector: CDC Urges Safe, Physically-Distant Super Bowl Watch Parties
• Officials Considering Protest Zone At Dodger Stadium Following Disruptive Weekend Demonstration
• Roche: An Appreciation Of Dustin Pedroia
• 'Saved By The Bell' Actor Dustin Diamond Dies Following Cancer Diagnosis
• Milestone: LAUSD Serves 100M Grab-And-Go Meals During Pandemic
• Pomp & Poni - KDKA-TV and Entercom Launch New Sports Podcast
• White River National Forest Grows By 120 Acres, Ensuring Long Term Access To Stretch Of Continental Divide National Scenic Trail
• Man Killed In Martinez Highway 4 Crash Last Week Identified
• 'We're Taking Every Appropriate Precaution': Rep. Lori Trahan In Quarantine After COVID-19 Diagnosis
• 'It's A Literal Race Against The Virus': Carbon Health's Dr. Caesar Djavaherian On COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution
• WATCH: Over 250 Artists In Berklee Virtual Orchestra Perform Justin Timberlake's 'Say Something'
• SNOW TIMELINE: 12-18 Inches Possible In New York City, Up To 2 Feet In Northern Suburbs
• Officials: Quincy Domingo Schaffer Found Dead After Missing For Several Days
• Chicago Family Mariachi Band Gets Help From Neighbors After Pandemic Cancels Gigs
• Warriors Jump On Pistons To Win 118-91
• Customers Excited To Once Again Have Indoor Dining Option In Michigan, As State Allows Restricted Reopening
• Hood County Woman Crystal Leann Smith Allegedly Scratched Boyfriend's Face Till It Bled
• Man Found Dead In Snowbank In Inver Grove Heights
• Dylan McCaffrey Leaves Michigan, Will Join Father At Northern Colorado
• COVID Reopening: Great America Theme Park Seeks To Reopen In May With Limited Capacity
• Some City Residents Say Plow Trucks Not Doing Their Jobs: 'They Just Drive Over The Hill And They're Done'
• Police Investigating October 2020 Murder Of 18-Year-Old Ethan Ellerbe In East Baltimore
• West Virginia Medical Marijuana Patient Registration To Start This Week
• 1,000 Shots An Hour: Denton County Plans Largest Drive-Through Vaccination Clinic At Texas Motor Speedway
• COVID-19 In Illinois: 2,312 New Cases, 16 More Deaths; Will And Kankakee Counties Move To Phase 4 Of Reopening
• Bank Robber Aaron Dugar Held Stolen Money Less Than 20 Minutes, Judge Hands Him More Than 12 Years
• Company offering COVID-19 test kits via vending machines
• Virginia Sen. Amanda Chase Sues Over Being Censured
• Conviction Overturned In Death Of Detroit Child Who Drowned
• 'The Ice Is Not Safe': Hudson Firefighters Rescue 2 After ATV Falls Into Frigid Lake
• Smoldering Fireplace Ashes Blamed For Hanover House Fire
• Feds: Arlington Resident Terry Carter Sexually Exploited Kids To Produce Porn, Court Gives Him 50 Years
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Introduces Bill To Make Juneteenth City Holiday
• 27-Year-Old Man Injured In West Baltimore Shooting
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Free Mobile COVID-19 Testing Sites Coming To Northern Illinois This Week
• Spacewalk Completes Four Year Project To Modernize Space Station's Power Grid
• Red Wings Fall To The Panthers 3-2
• Chicago Police Officers Armed With Shovels Help Neighbors in West Chesterfield
• Philadelphia Weather: Manayunk Neighborhood Challenging Area When Winter Weather Strikes
• Pandas Enjoy Snow Day At National Zoo
• Man Who Made Big Bucks Off GameStop Stock Sends Nintendo Switches To Children's Hospital
• Jason Witten Named As New Liberty Christian Head Football Coach
• Texas Firefighters Recovering At Home After Fire Truck Rolls Over
• Former Red Sox Teammates, Managers Remember Dustin Pedroia As Ultimate Team Player, Competitor
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: More Than 1M Vaccine Doses Administered
• Philadelphia Trash, Recycling Collection Suspended Tuesday As Crews Work To Keep Streets Clear During Winter Storm
• California COVID-19 Infection Rates Decline To Pre-Thanksgiving Numbers
• Super Bowl LV Coverage To Leverage Innovative Technology In Broadcast
• Legendary Crooner Tony Bennett Battling Alzheimer's Disease
• Baltimore City Schools Closing Virtual Learning Two Hours Early Monday
• Tony Bennett's Family Says 94-Year-Old Singer Has Alzheimer's Disease
• Flight Cancellations On The Rise At Philadelphia International Airport As Round 2 Of Snow On The Way
• WallStreetBets silver market frenzy turns tables on Wall Street
• GOP senators detail $618 billion COVID relief counteroffer
• Slick Road Conditions A Concern Into Tuesday; Officials Urging Residents To Stay Off Roads
• Report: Hate groups in decline, migrate to online networks
• COVID In Minnesota: Health Officials Report 2 Additional Deaths, Lowest Daily Fatality Count In 4 Months
• Idaho man wins lottery for the sixth time
• U.S. military comes to the aid of hospitals hit hard by COVID
• Baker Says Don't Travel, Stay Home As Snow Storm Bears Down On Massachusetts
• Dallas Woman Crystal Sanders Arrested, Charged With Murder After Man Fatally Stabbed
• Super Bowl Safety: Officials Warn Against Large Parties For The Game
• Red Sox Second Baseman Dustin Pedroia Announces His Retirement
• Appeals Court Upholds Mohamed Noor's 3rd-Degree Murder Conviction
• Orioles To Trade Alex Cobb To Angels, Reports Say
• It's A $1 Million Scratch Ticket Win For A Resident In Arlington
• Dangerous Street Takeover In Inglewood Draws Large Crowd
• Wrong-Way Driver Killed After Slamming Head-On Into 2 Vehicles On 110 Freeway In Gardena
• Report: Angels Acquiring Alex Cobb From Orioles
• LIST: Closings & Delays
• Russia's Navalny faces prison as thousands of his supporters detained
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 402 Coronavirus Cases, 1 Additional Death Over 48 Hours
• Heat Say Tyler Herro May Miss Time For Virus-Related Issue
• Should fewer Americans get a third stimulus check?
• Spacewalkers Complete 4 Years Of Power Upgrades For Station
• Sheriff's Office: 2 Dead In Incident Outside Mahtomedi FedEx Facility
• Indiana Opens COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility To Those 65-69
• Police release video of officer pepper spraying 9-year-old girl
• Philadelphia's Broad Street Run Postponed Until Fall 2021 Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Surging Panthers Hold Off Reeling Red Wings 3-2
• Here's A Schedule Of Black History Month Events In Detroit This Week
• Frightened Georgia Mother Fears Daughter Is Victim In Vacaville Double Murder
• 35-Year-Old Paul Mfodwo Missing From Howard County
• Denver Weather: February Starts Just Like January Ended... Mild!
• Danny Amendola Downplays Bill Belichick's Impact: 'Tom Brady Is The Patriot Way'
• Cooking With The Crew: Celina's Cheddar Cheese Melts
• Town Of Palm Beach Conducting Legal Review Of Trump's Mar-a-Lago Residency
• ICE Agents Jump In Rio Grande With Mexican Soldiers To Rescue 2-Year-Old-Girl
• Young Colorado State Rams Team Just Beginning To Make Their Statement
• European leaders condemn military coup in Myanmar
• PTL Links: February 1, 2021
• Michigan's Marijuana Industry Leaves People Of Color Behind
• Dennis White Sworn In As New Boston Police Commissioner
• Cold Front Bringing More Rain, Gusty Winds To Bay Area
• Dog Taken During Vehicle Theft Reunited With Family
• Baltimore Police Arrest Rape Suspect Davon Ferguson
• Dog Rescued After Tumbling Down Cliff Above Mavericks Beach
• Chicago Weather: Snow Totals From Weekend Winter Storm
• Caught On Video: Sacred Ceremonial Objects Stolen From Brooklyn Synagogue
• COVID In Maryland: Over 1.1K New Cases As Hospitalizations Drop Again
• Bill Nye The Science Guy Breaks Down The Best Ways To Avoid Covid-19 Like Only He Can!
• Chicago Weather: Chicago Area Gets Socked With Biggest Snowfall In Years
• Police: Man Stole Mercedes From Bronx Parking Garage, Tried To Take Another The Next Day
• Matthew Stafford's Patriots Rejection Provides Jarring Reality Check For New England
• Are Patriots Fans Rooting For Tom Brady To Win Super Bowl? Well, It's Complicated
• Many Colorado Assisted Living Facilities Experience 'Circular Nightmare' As Nursing Shortage Worsens During Pandemic
• Pittsburgh Public Works Salt Truck Crashes Over Hillside On South Side Slopes
• Chicago Weekend Violence: At Least 18 Wounded, 4 Killed In Shootings This Weekend
• Here's Everything To Know About Michigan's New Indoor Dining Guidelines 
• Survey Ranks Philadelphia 15th Best City For Football Fans
• Owner Of Alleged Auburn Drug House Arrested
• COVID In Colorado: Gov. Jared Polis Receives First Dose Of Vaccine
• 19-Year-Old Among 2 Men Charged In South Shore Carjacking
• Sports Final: Celtics-Lakers Rivalry Special
• Trump announces legal team after high-profile departures
• CBS 11 News This Morning Super Bowl Recipes: Itzel's Taquitos
• 1 Firefighter Injured As Crews Knock Down Flames At Northeast Minneapolis Home
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: San Jose, Oakland Officials Consider Pandemic Hazard Pay; Newsom, Unions Clash Over Safety Of Reopening Schools
• Biden to meet with GOP senators on COVID-19 relief proposal
• Sports Final: Celtics-Lakers Rivalry Special Part 1
• Sports Final: Celtics-Lakers Rivalry Special Part 2
• Sports Final: Celtics-Lakers Rivalry Special Part 3
• COVID-19 Latest: Curfew Lifted For Restaurants, Bars In Maryland Monday
• Sports Final: Celtics-Lakers Rivalry Special Part 4
• Federal health officials discuss vaccine progress, new at-home test
• School Closings And Remote Learning For February 1, 2021
• Exhibit Looks At Fort Lauderdale's Historic Sistrunk Neighborhood
• Tony Bennett's family reveals the 94-year-old singer has Alzheimer's
• UC Berkeley Students Warned Of Growing COVID-19 Outbreak
• Dunkin' Serving Up 'Free Coffee Mondays' For February
• Police Searching For 'Vehicle Of Interest' In Arlington Hit & Run That Killed 80-Year-Old Roy Smith
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Moderna Booster
• 2 Minnesotans Killed In Western Nebraska Crash
• One Dead After Car Careens Off PCH, Lands In Ocean In Ventura County
• 2 In 3 Parents Resort To Google To Help Kids With Schoolwork, Survey Finds
• Spacewalkers complete battery work, install new cameras
• Weather Blog: Round 2 Of Snow
• COVID: San Jose, Oakland Officials To Consider Pandemic Hazard Pay For Grocery Workers
• Pregnant Woman Shot Driving On I-95 In Broward County
• Prince Harry accepts U.K. paper's apology, cash damages in libel case
• Bay Area Lawmakers React to Marjorie Taylor Greene's Jewish Space Laser Conspiracy Theory
• No Love Lost? Legends From Both Sides Reflect On Celtics-Lakers Rivalry
• Lions Trade Stafford To LA For Goff, Draft Picks
• Biden keeps Trump's border policies in place, leaving migrants in limbo
• 'I Want Everything': Philadelphia Police Searching For Suspect Wanted In Robbery At Holmesburg Dunkin' Donuts
• 1 Dead, 1 Hurt In Wisconsin Mall Shooting; Teen Suspect At Large
• COVID-19: Newsom, Unions Clash Over Safety Of Reopening Schools For In-Person Instruction
• Speed Limits Restored After Temporarily Limitations Placed On Interstate 279, Interstate 376
• Los Feliz Restaurant Fred62 Chooses Not To Reopen During Pandemic
• Transformer Fire Shuts Down Portion Of Roosevelt Boulevard
• Lauderhill Police Officer Struck By Car During Strip Club Parking Lot Shooting Investigation
• Man Shot While Walking In SW Baltimore Sunday Night
• Suspect Cherdon Mitchell, Accused Of Killing Arizona Woman, Arrested In North Texas
• Thousands Of Young Students, Educators Return To Classrooms In The Twin Cities
• New York Weather: Heaviest Snowfall Expected Monday, As Winds Pick Up As Well
• Weighing The Efficacy Rates, Potential Benefits Of Johnson & Johnson's Single-Dose Coronavirus Vaccine
• Rochester Police Use Pepper Spray On 9-Year-Old Girl
• When Might You Get The Latest Proposed $1,400 Stimulus Check?
• Police Investigating Armed Robbery At Homewood Family Dollar
• American Red Cross Seeking Blood Donations For Winter Drive
• PennDOT Crews Out In Full Force Working To Keep Roads Safe As Nor'easter Moves Through Philadelphia Region
• Protests temporarily shut down LA mega vaccination site
• Chicago mayor orders teachers to be in the classroom this week
• United Airlines Seeking More Stimulus Money To Keep 14,000 Workers On Payroll
• AMC, Nokia and other "meme stocks" targeted by WallStreetBets
• Major storm hits Northeast, more than foot of snow forecast
• Mayor Lightfoot Says Teachers Are To Be In School On Monday Or 'We're Going To Have To Take Action;' Students To Be Remote Until Tuesday
• Java Developer, Other Tech Jobs Among Glassdoor's 50 Best Jobs For 2021
• Customers Can Get Assistance With Arlington Water Utilities Before 60-Day Past Due Shutoff
• Ex-MLB star charged in connection with fatal hit-and-run
• Chicago Weather: Weekend Storm Clears Leaving Clear Day Ahead
• Pittsburgh Weather: Winter Storm Bringing Continued Snowfall Across Western Pa.
• Homeless swept out of hotel that was taken over by activists
• Bronx District Attorney's Office Defers Prosecution On Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting EMT
• Mar-A-Lago Members Leaving Following Trump's Return
• Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Tells 'Face The Nation' He's Being Restricted By The State To Put More COVID Mitigation Efforts In Place
• Pandas Enjoy Snow Day At National Zoo
• New York Weather: Major Winter Storm Moves Into Tri-State Area
• Heavy Snow Blankets Pittsburgh Region As Winter Storm Makes Way Across Area
• "I'm Feeling Free": WNBA's Layshia Clarendon has top surgery
• Are Patriots Fans Rooting For Tom Brady To Win Super Bowl? Well, It's Complicated
• 4 Virginia Firefighters Injured After Firetruck Flips In Snowy Conditions
• Monday's Show Info (2/1/21)
• Brownsville Military Veterans Honored With Memorial Wall
• Police Searching For Missing 78-Year-Old Woman In Baltimore
• Pa. Governor Tom Wolf Urges Drivers To Avoid Unnecessary Travel Amid Winter Storm Conditions
• Storm Delays Opening Of Mass Vaccination Site At Reggie Lewis Center In Roxbury

Videos from February 1, 2021

• 2/1: Red and Blue
• Pentagon halts vaccinations at Guantanamo Bay
• Biden meets with GOP senators on COVID relief
• Biden faces obstacles to hit goal of 100 million vaccinations in first 100 days
• Report finds influence of hate groups "ballooned" in government over last four years
• Massive snowstorm in Northeast shuts down vaccine sites
• U.S. races to vaccinate Americans amid growing threat of coronavirus variants
• Theater group addresses racial biases through dialogue
• "Saved by the Bell" star Dustin Diamond has died at 44
• Myanmar's leader detained as military seizes control in apparent coup
• COVID-19 vaccines, the threat of new variants, and plans for rapid at-home tests
• East Coast storm to continue dumping snow
• Deadly storm pummels East Coast with heavy snow and fierce wind
• Without stimulus, employment might not reach pre-pandemic level until 2024
• Nobel Peace Prize nominations include Black Lives Matter and Jared Kushner
• Millions in the path of a slow-moving winter storm
• U.S. sees record COVID-19 deaths in January and variants are spreading
• Should fewer Americans get a stimulus check?
• The significance of Black History Month in 2021
• NAACP leader on the importance of Black History Month
• Early data from Israel's coronavirus vaccinations offer hope
• White House advisers announce new at-home COVID-19 test
• Two NASA astronauts conduct spacewalk
• House subcommittee investigates COVID-19 outbreaks at meatpacking plants
• Biden set to hold COVID-19 relief talks with Republican senators today
• Biden administration prepares executive action on immigration while Trump-era polices remain in place
• GOP looks to future of party following Trump presidency
• Democrats want Marjorie Taylor Greene removed from House committee
• Police use pepper spray on handcuffed 9-year-old girl
• How to tell if a mask is counterfeit and what type of mask is best
• How climate change affects a nor'easter
• Myanmar military seizes control of government in apparent coup
• NFL aims to fill Super Bowl seats with cut outs
• Authors Ibram X. Kendi and Keisha N. Blain on new historical book "Four Hundred Souls"
• Health care workers scramble to distribute expiring COVID vaccines as wasted shots go unreported
• Marjorie Taylor Greene allegedly says she doesn't believe conspiracy about school shootings
• Massive demonstrations against government corruption in Russia launched by imprisoned Navalny
• Powerful winter storm slams the Northeast after hitting Midwest
• U.S. officials tell "60 Minutes" that China is trying to collect Americans' DNA
• Myanmar's military seizes control of the government, detains elected leader
• Biden to meet with Republicans as Senate Democrats prepare to pass COVID bill without GOP support
• Hard-hit hospitals still coping with COVID-19 as variant spreads to 32 states
• Health experts warn of the spread of coronavirus variants
• 2/1: CBSN AM
• Biden meets with GOP senators over smaller economic stimulus counteroffer
• Lack of data prompts COVID vaccine concerns among pregnant women
• Threat grows from COVID variants as U.S. races to distribute vaccine
• Former MLB pitcher Scott Erickson charged with reckless driving year after fatal hit-and-run