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Articles from February 2, 2021

• San Mateo Extends Outdoor Dining Through September, Considers Keeping Parklets Permanently
• Location Of Some Vaccine Sites Being Kept 'Secret' Until Patients Make An Appointment
• Longtime Sacramento Barbecue Owner Feeling Burned By County Planners
• FBI Agent Laura Schwartzenberger Gunned Down Near Miami Is From Colorado
• Bigger Jackpots Are Better For Colorado When It Comes To The Lottery
• Denver Weather: Winter Blast Heading For Colorado
• Hazardous Conditions Suspend Search For 3 Backcountry Skiers Buried In Avalanche
• Golden Police Search For Robbery Suspects After Gun Pointed At Home Depot Employee
• Yolo County Vaccine Clinics Now Open To Seniors 65 And Older
• 'It's About Time': Family Of JBS Worker Happy With Investigation Into COVID Response
• Tatum, Celtics Hold Off Curry, Warriors For 111-107 Win
• Fishing The Good Fight Helping Colorado Men Overcome Depression, Anxiety & Substance Abuse
• 2 Arrested In Connection To Deadly Car-To-Car Shooting In South Sacramento
• Mother Seeks Answers After Deadly Shooting At Citrus Heights Duplex
• COVID: 'Racing Against Mutations' Researchers Find 2 New Virus Strains In California
• Colorado Adds Dozens Of Call Takers To Help With Ongoing Unemployment Problems
• Oakland City Council Votes For Immediate Pay Raise For Workers At Large Grocery Stores
• Gov. Gavin Newsom Approval Rating Drops Below 50% In New Poll As Recall Effort Grows
• Heinen, Backes Send Ducks Past Kings 3-1 In Freeway Faceoff
• 1 Arrested After House Fire Intentionally Set In Boulder County, Fredrick Faerron-Crocket Arrested
• Small 2.7 Quake Rattles Berkeley
• Parents And Students Rally To Reopen Elk Grove Unified Schools
• Trent Frazier's Run Helps Illini Beat Hoosiers In Overtime
• Grubauer Makes 27 Saves, Avalanche Beat Wild 2-1
• Chicago Weather: Wintry Mess Thursday
• Snowmobilers Help Rescue 3 People, Dog From Plane Crash In Leicester
• 4-Year-Old Boy Recovering From Rare Illness After Family Contracted COVID-19
• Slain Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick Lies In Honor At U.S. Capitol
• Keller @ Large: Democrats New Strategy - Tie GOP To Conspiracy Theorists
• German 1918 Pandemic Survivor Sees Frightening Parallels With Politics In Era Of COVID-19
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Board Tables Plan To Close 7 Schools And 6 Buildings
• New York City Schools Will Reopen For In-Person Classes Wednesday; Outdoor Dining Resumes For City Restaurants
• Bergen County Residents Dig Themselves Out After Winter Storm Drops Near Record-Breaking Amount Of Snow
• Mother Of 3 Struck By Stray Bullet Inside Bronx Apartment, 2 Teens Arrested
• Bomb Squad Called To Inver Grove Heights Walmart
• Riverside County Reports 80 New COVID-19 Deaths, Ventura Adds 11
• Raymond Weber's Livestream Of Alleged Homicide Aftermath Stayed Up On YouTube For Nearly 20 Hours
• Damia Smith, 15, Becomes Fifth Victim To Die After Jason Nightengale's Shooting Spree Last Month, Authorities Say
• SEE IT: New Yorkers Start Mass Snowball Fight In Washington Square Park After Winter Storm
• Officials Say Couple Used Navy Links To Steal 9K Identities
• 2 Montgomery County Residents Test Positive For South African COVID-19 Variant
• Blackhawks Lose To Carolina Hurricanes In Shootout
• 3-Alarm Fire At Baltimore County Apartment Complex Displaces Dozens Of Families; No Injuries Reported
• COVID-19 Vaccine Scams: How To Spot The Red Flags
• Long Grove Bridge Hit By Truck This Week; Another Truck Wrecked It Back In 2018
• 3 Houses In Sandwich Condemned Due To Nor'easter Damage
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo Signs Measure Repealing Parts Of So-Called 'Walking While Trans' Law
• Queens Residents Test Out New Ranked-Choice Voting In Special Election
• Sledding Accident In Upper West Side Park Sends 2 To Hospital
• Biden Administration Partnering With Pharmacies On COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Are We Not Using Our Masks Correctly?
• Baltimore County Police Rescue 2 Loose Horses During Snowstorm
• Ayala Helps Maryland Rally Past No. 24 Purdue 61-60
• Baltimore Ranks No. 2 On Orkin's List Of Cities With Most Bed Bugs
• 'Storm Of All Storms': Philadelphia Crews Continue To Clear Streets As Nearly 8 Inches Of Snow Falls In City
• Chicago's Ford Assembly Plant To Lay Off Workers
• Authorities Arrest 46 In Another Minneapolis Carjacking Crackdown
• Police Looking For Suspect Accused Of Stealing Adopted Dog From Stanislaus Animal Services Agency
• Kevin Bui & Gavin Seymour Identified As Suspects In Deadly House Fire, DA Releases Mugshots
• Doorbell Camera Captures Man Trying To Kick In Sauk Rapids Home's Front Door
• CPS And Teachers Union Continue To Hammer Out Conditions For Instructors To Return For In Person Learning
• "CODA" big winner at 2021 Sundance Film Festival
• Irving Scores 39, Nets Cool Off Clippers With 124-120 Win
• No. 17 Mountaineers Overcome Slow Start, Beat Iowa State
• New Program Pays For Associate Degree, Trade Certificates
• New York Prosecutors Seek To Block R. Kelly From Keeping Copies Of Evidence About Alleged Victims
• 'Food Will Always Be There': Denver Culinary Graduate Remains Hopeful Despite COVID Pandemic
• Levittown Pub Owner To Testify In Harrisburg On 'What These Lockdowns Have Done' To Bars, Restaurants
• Nearly 1,800 Violations To Be Dismissed By Wayne County Following Michigan Supreme Court Ruling
• North Texans Flocking To Facebook Group Crowdsourcing Information On How To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• New Study Finds United States Paying More For Prescription Drugs Than Most Nations
• Man Carjacked Of His Range Rover In Lincoln Park
• 1 Dead In Triple Shooting Near Elementary School In San Francisco's Bayview
• SF Neighbors Fed Up With Speeding Cars On Cesar Chavez After Hit-And-Run Driver Nearly Kills Dog
• LA, Police Union Reach Tentative Deal To Avoid Layoffs
• Pennsylvania Weather: Bucks County Residents Begin Digging Out From Over Foot Of Snow
• State Lawmakers Want To Expand Grant Program, Pair Mental Health Clinicians With Police
• 2 Pittsburgh City Council Members Introduce Legislation To Declare 'State Of Educational Emergency'
• COVID Restrictions: Los Gatos Yoga Studio Under Fire For Planned Retreat In Mexico
• Revitalization Plan Moving Forward for Santa Monica's Third Street Promenade
• Benefits Of A Brutal Winter Storm? On Long Island It's Park Snow Ramps And Backyard Luge
• Man Shot, Killed In Back Of The Yards
• Gov. Greg Abbott Says At Least 10% More COVID-19 Vaccine Doses On Way To Texas
• Sheriff's Deputies Arrest Man Accused Of Beating Woman With Tire Iron In Homewood
• Who Will Be Eagles' Starting QB Next Season? Jalen Hurts Responds
• COVID Vaccines: Benicia Moves Fast On Distributing 1,400 Shots To Most Vulnerable - 'A Remarkable Accomplishment'
• Santa Rosa Church Volunteer Arrested For Sexual Abuse That Began When Victim Was 12 Years Old
• North Texas Police Officer Justin Delacruz Breaks Down Barriers With School Children Through His Alter Ego
• Barrington High School Grad Scotty Miller Headed To Super Bowl LV For Tampa Bay Buccaneers
• Appeals Court Denies Request For Stay Of Line 3 Pipeline Construction
• COVID Safety: Oakland Passes $5 Raise, SJ City Council Weighs 'Hero Pay' For Grocery Workers
• Malfunctioning Coal-Burning Furnace Blamed For Deaths Of 3 Family Members In Pa. Home
• Two Men Charged In Connection With July Murder In Aurora
• Pittsburgh Public Safety: 18-Year-Old Stabbed During Fight On South Side
• 'Due To This Footage We Terminated Our Relationship': Texas GOP Fires Staffer Kevin Whitt Seen In Capitol Riot Video
• Legacy Of Black Police Officers In Colorado Started 140 Years Ago
• Locals Respond With Mixed Reviews To Biden's Immigration Executive Orders
• OC COVID-19 Hospitalizations, Cases Continue Downward Trend
• Democrats Target School Accountability
• Vaccination Frustration: The Struggles Of Booking A Vaccine Appointment
• New In The Neighborhood: Leash & Collar Boutique
• Prominent Publicist Dori Wilson Dies At 77
• Kaiser Cancels More Than 5,000 Vaccination Appointments In Santa Clara County Because Of Low Supplies
• COVID: Vaccinations Begin For 1,000 Foster Farms Poultry Workers In Fresno
• Property Insurance Changes Backed In Senate
• McCandless Pharmacy Promised COVID-19 Vaccines Gets Only 200 Doses
• Indiana Lawmakers Discuss 1st Cigarette Tax Hike Since 2007
• Over The Counter Drugs: A New Option For Treating, Preventing COVID-19
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Takes Aim At Social Media Platforms Over 'Censorship'
• San Francisco Mayor, Police Chief, DA Condemn Fatal Assaults On Seniors; Vow To Address Violence
• Pittsburgh Artist Designs Yahoo Black History Month Logo
• Biden Signs Executive Orders On Immigration, Creates Task Force For Separated Families
• A Land Bridge Could Reconnect St. Paul's Rondo Neighborhood, Decades After I-94 Plowed Through It
• Tito Ortiz To Keep Position As Huntington Beach Mayor Pro Tem After City Council Tables Controversial Vote
• MDH Answers To Concerns From 65+ Community About COVID Vaccine Pace, Warns Of Scams
• UPDATE: Missing 79-Year-Old San Francisco Man Found Safe At East Bay Hospital
• Maryland Bill Would Give Students Mental Health Days Off
• Bomb Squad Renders Homemade Explosive Device Safe In Calaveras County
• 'Our Voices Need To Be Heard': People With Disabilities Speak Out Against COVID Vaccine Priorities
• Chicago's South Side Irish Parade Canceled For Second Year In A Row
• Book club plots to vaccinate community
• Major Push On To Encourage COVID-19 Vaccination In Chicago's Black And Brown Communities
• Colorado Congresswoman Diana DeGette Heads Hearing About COVID Vaccine Rollout
• Register For The COVID-19 Vaccine At Denver Health
• New Information On Chicago Carjackings With 14-Year-Old Suspect
• Suspect Detained After Pursuit, Crash In North Highlands
• Jeff Bezos To Step Down As Amazon's CEO
• U.S. Rep Guy Reschenthaler Says Vote To Disqualify Pa's Election Results Was 'Symbolic' And Holds Open Option To Run For Senate
• COVID Vaccine: Gov. Cuomo Does Dramatic About-Face, Now Says Restaurant Workers Are Eligible To Get Inoculated
• WATCH: Michael B. Jordan Personifies Amazon's Alexa In Super Bowl 2021 Commercial
• North Texas Entrepreneur Rodesia Scott Basks In Governor Greg Abbott's Praise
• Peace Flags Removed From Halifax Classrooms After Complaints
• Colorado Mesa University Helps Researchers Studying COVID-19 Genome
• 'Tiptoe Reach': Tall Parking Meters Causing Issues In Watertown
• Patriots Plane To Take 76 Vaccinated New England Health Care Workers To Super Bowl LV
• Reggie Lewis Center Opens As COVID Vaccination Site
• Robert Kraft Donates $1M To New Commonwealth Racial Equity And Social Justice Fund
• Massachusetts Reports 1,963 New COVID Cases, 45 Additional Deaths
• Winter Storm Leaves Parts Of Rockland County With Over 22 Inches Of Snow
• Collegeville Bakery Honors Chiefs Coach Andy Reid With Special Tomato Pie For Super Bowl 2021
• 20-Year-Old Man Injured In San Francisco Portola Shooting; Arrest Made
• Pitkin County Moves To Level Orange After Seeing Some Of The States Highest Incidence Rate
• 'February Will Be A Dark Time For Death' Says Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins On Coronavirus
• 'Good Conditions For Sledding': Snow Day Provides Sense Of Normalcy For Kids
• Long Beach Restaurant Loses Liquor License After Multiple Police Calls Over 2-Year Period
• Women struggling amid pandemic's economic fallout
• 'No Appointments Scheduled For This Area': People Frustrated Not Being Able To Get COVID Vaccine Appointments
• Activists Save Brooklyn Abolitionist Home From Demolition, Hope To Turn Property Into Museum
• President Joe Biden Offers Condolences To Families Of Killed FBI Agents
• Signal Hill Police Officer Critically Injured By Burglary Suspect Who Rammed Gate At Long Beach Dealership
• New Jersey Man Helps 75-Year-Old Neighbor Dig Out From 20 Inches Of Snow
• Oakland Non-Profit Organization Hosts Treasure Hunt To Celebrate Black History Month
• Open For Business: Malvern Ice Cream Shop Serving Up Scoops Of Flavor And Hope
• 30 Dogs, Over A Dozen Other Animals And 4 Kids Removed From Lawrence County Mobile Home
• Tarrant County Judge Glen Whitley 'Frustrated' With Delayed Vaccine Expansion
• Woodbury Woman's Wedding Dress Mix-Up Has Happy Ending
• South Florida Couple's Facebook Page Helps Seniors Get COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Dramatic Rescue Caught On Video After Stamford Police Say Truck Driving Recklessly Sinks In Water During Winter Storm
• LA County Surpasses 17K COVID-19 Deaths, Adds 3,763 New Cases
• Pennsylvania Weather: Allentown Digging Out From Second-Largest Snowfall Event On Record
• COVID In Colorado: New Shipment Of Vaccines To Go To Dozens Of Pharmacies
• Looking For A Job? NYC Hiring People To Shovel Snow In Winter Storm Aftermath
• 3 South Bay-Area School Districts Reopen Campuses This Week For Their Youngest Students
• Heard In Detroit: Danny Kroha, Earth Engine, & More!
• Over-The-Counter, At-Home Coronavirus Test Coming Soon
• Gov. Larry Hogan Calls For New FBI Headquarters To Be Built In Maryland
• 2 FBI agents killed while serving warrant in Florida
• 'My Back Is Killing Me': Lowell Residents Shovel Out From 24 Inches Of Snow
• Man Arrested After Police Save Teenage Girl From Being Sexually Assaulted
• Police Honor Fallen FBI Agents, Two Agents Being Treated At Broward Health After Deadly Sunrise Shootout
• McKinney North High Alum Ronald Jones Set To Star In Super Bowl At 23
• Wisconsin Vaccination Rate Increases Amid High Demand
• Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont Hosts Black History Month Virtual Roundtable With State Officials, Educators
• Firefighters Use Ladder, Ropes To Rescue Person Trapped In Trench At Construction Site In Parker
• Off-Duty Mansfield Police Officer Seriously Injured In Motorcycle Crash On Way To Work
• California COVID Update: Spring Surge Still Possible As Metrics Trend Down, Vaccine Rollout Improves
• Super Bowl 2021: Tampa Bay Bucs Coach Bruce Arians, WR Chris Godwin Reflect On Local Roots Before Super Bowl 55 Vs. Chiefs
• Ballots Sent Out For March 2 Special Election In Western Sonoma County
• Two Bruins-Sabres Games Postponed Due To Buffalo Players Entering COVID-19 Protocol
• Baltimore County Schools' Phased Hybrid Reopening Plan Draws Mixed Reaction
• Comcast Increasing Some Internet Speeds Following Concern About Price Gouging
• In Recounting Of Capitol Riots, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Reveals She Is A Sexual Assault Survivor
• Amazon kept $62 million in tips meant for drivers, FTC says
• Wisconsin High School Referee Dies After Collapsing During Game
• NYPD: Tyrone Cooper Facing Charges After Harlem Mother Brutally Attacked Outside Liquor Store
• Staten Island Chuck Predicts Early Spring While Punxsutawney Phil Calls For More Winter
• COVID-19 Pandemic Inspires Former Students To Launch Mobile X-Ray Business
• Montclair Superintendent Says Negotiations With Teachers Over Hybrid In-Person Learning Failed
• Medical Examiner IDs Teen Who Drowned In Eagan Lake
• CVS To Offer COVID-19 Vaccine At 18 Maryland Pharmacies
• Vincent Delgiudice, Charged With Casey Urlacher In Illegal Sports Gambling Operation, Pleads Guilty
• Stimulus Check: Will GOP Counteroffer Affect Biden's $1.9 Trillion Relief Package?
• Debra Blanchard Identified As Victim In Deadly Northglenn Hit-And-Run
• Miami's Jeff Bezos Stepping Down As Amazon CEO
• North Texas Man Receives Tax Notice For Unemployment Benefits He Never Received
• University Of Maryland School Of Medicine Study: People Who Survived COVID-19 May Only Need One Dose Of Vaccine
• New Jersey Weather: Parts Of State Digging Out From 30 Inches Of Snow
• Nurses create date for couple battling COVID-19 in separate units
• Shooting That Killed ATM Repair Worker Ken Gerstley Unrelated To Other ATM Robberies, Baltimore Police Say
• Memorial Service For Temple Basketball Legend John Chaney To Take Place At Liacouras Center
• Archdiocese Of Philadelphia High Schools In City To Conduct Virtual Learning Wednesday
• Deadly FBI Shooting In Sunrise Rivals Infamous 'Miami Shootout' 35 Years Ago
• Marylanders Continue Cleaning Up After Winter Storm Dropped More Than A Foot Of Snow In Parts Of State
• 2 FBI Agents Shot And Killed, 3 Others Wounded Serving Warrant In Florida
• Watch Out For Black Ice, More Than 500 Crashes Reported Over Span Of The Snowstorm
• Apple Tests New Way To Unlock iPhone Without Removing Face Mask
• Power Lines Fall Across Bruckner Expressway, Cause Major Backup
• Four Moms In Colorado State Legislature Help Families Who Can't Afford Diapers
• VIDEO: 15 Cars Impounded After Sacramento Sideshows Over Weekend
• Missing, At-Risk Woman Found Safe In Fremont
• Want To Get Away For Some Winter Camping? Reserve An Igloo!
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured After Home Explosion In River Falls
• Survey: Mass. High School Students Worried About Education During Pandemic
• Neel Kashkari: COVID-19 'Still In Charge' Of Economy; Vaccines Essential To Recovery
• FBI: 2 Agents Killed, 3 Wounded, Suspect Dead In Shootout In Florida
• North Minneapolis RV Fire Victim Identified
• Angels Suspend Pitching Coach Mickey Callaway Over Alleged Lewd Behavior
• Snow Totals: Over A Foot Of Snow Falls Across Parts Of Maryland
• EA Sports is reviving its college football video game
• Teen Suspect Indicted Federally In Carjacking Last Summer In Skokie
• Ald. Gilbert Villegas Steps Down As Mayor Lori Lightfoot's City Council Floor Leader
• Astronomers find origins of "galactic cannibalism" in dark matter halo
• Former San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer Making Calif. Governor's Run
• New Green Sea Turtle Kai Getting Rehab At National Aquarium
• Vilsack vows to focus on climate change as agriculture secretary
• Average Wages For LA-Area Workers Increased During Pandemic
• Amazon Says Jeff Bezos Will Step Down As CEO
•  Domestic Violence Offender From Texas, Larry Butcher Sentenced For Firearm Possession
• Philadelphia School District Defends Use Of Window Ventilation Fans As Part Of COVID Safety Plan
• Ocean City Dealing With Beach Erosion, Flooded Streets Following Winter Storm
• 'I Was Screaming': Milford Woman Pleads For Hit-And-Run Driver To Come Forward
• Teen Wanted In Connection With Pregnant Woman's Shooting On Route 65
• Anne Arundel County To Resume Athletics For Fall Sports In Hybrid Format February 16
• Jeff Bezos to step down as Amazon CEO
• Philadelphia Hoping To Improve Vaccination Process As Biden Administration Announces Direct Vaccine Shipments To Retail Pharmacies
• Record-Breaking Pilot Captain Barrington Irving Inspires North Texas STEM Students With 'Flying Classroom'
• Maryland Transportation Authority Warns Public About Reports Of Spam Text Messages
• COVID In Maryland: Below 1K New Cases For First Time Since November, Hospitalizations Up
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 2,304 New Cases, 47 More Deaths; Suburban Cook County Moves To Phase 4, But Won't Expand Indoor Dining Capacity
• Man Charged After Police Find Booby Trap In Michigan Home
• Sheriff: Suspected Shoplifter Also Accused Of Brandishing Knife Inside Of Auburn Home Depot
• 1 Person Found Dead Following 2-Alarm House Fire In Frankford
• High Tides Bring Repeated Flooding To Marshfield
• Andrew Yang tests positive for COVID-19
• Port Authority To Close Pennant Station In Beechview
• LAPD Chief Warns Protesters Who Interfere With Vaccinations Could Be Arrested, Cited
• Hard Work Pays Off
• Trader Joe's 'Thank You' Pay Gives Extra $4 Per Hour For Crew Members
• Police: 17-Year-Old Boy Hospitalized After Shot In West Philadelphia
• 2 Westmoreland County Sisters In Inaugural Class Of Female Eagle Scouts
• LAPD Seeing Fewer New COVID-19 Cases Within Department
• Irving-Based Exxon Posts Historic $22B Loss In 2020
• Winter Outdoor Dining Fund To Help Struggling Colorado Restaurants During Pandemic
• Broward Declares Cold Weather Emergency, Opens Shelters For Homeless
• Mayorkas confirmed as homeland security secretary over GOP objections
• Travel Company To Refund $636K To Wisconsin Students, Chaperones
• Twitter Yanks Official MyPillow Account 1 Week After Removing CEO Mike Lindell's
• Homeowner's Association Puts Eden Prairie Residents On Hook For Thousands After Hail Damage
• Biden administration partnering with pharmacies on COVID-19 vaccinations
• Danny Amendola Clarifies That His Issue Is With Bill Belichick The GM, Not The Coach
• Man Dies After Stabbing In Dundalk
• National Hunting Group Sues To Force Wisconsin Wolf Hunt
• Pittsburgh Steelers Promote Adrian Klemm To Offensive Line Coach
• Amber Alert Mistakenly Sent Out For 'Chucky' Doll Of 'Child's Play' Horror Films
• Florida Man Charged With Trying To Aid ISIS Terrorist Organization
• Sonora Man Arrested After Stolen Motorcycle Allegedly Found In His Rented Pickup Truck
• Southfield Police: Man Trying To Sell iPhone Robbed And Shot, 17-Year-Old In Custody
• Some COVID-19 patients develop diabetes, doctors say
• Miami Weather: Coldest Night Of The Year Expected Tuesday
• 100 CVS Pharmacies Across California To Offer COVID-19 Vaccinations Starting Next Week
• Environmental Custodians Among Unsung Heroes Who Work Behind The Scenes To Protect Staff, Patients During Pandemic
• Senate Confirms Former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg As U.S. Transportation Secretary
• 'Who Doesn't Like Candy?': Researchers Test Possible Sweet Solution To COVID-19 Detection
• Lehigh Valley Billionaire Jared Isaacman Buying Entire SpaceX Flight, To Take 3 'Everyday' People With Him
• Central Valley Military Couple Charged In Identity Theft Scheme
• COVID In Florida: 10,533 Additional Cases, 140 New Deaths Reported Tuesday
• Fort Worth Firefighters Save 2 Children, Father From Burning Garage Apartment
• 'Exemplified Heroism', FBI Mourns Tragic Loss Of Special Agents Daniel Alfin, Laura Schwartzenberger Killed In Sunrise Shooting
• Michigan Launches Free Community College Tuition Program
• 'Love Doesn't Die, People Do,' Chris Kyle's Widow Remembers 'American Sniper' On 8th Anniversary Of Death
• Consumer Alert Issued For Penn Hills Restaurant
• Somerville Man Accused Of Crashing Into, 'Driving Within' Hobby Lobby
• Red Sox Announce Start Dates For Spring Training, Truck Day
• Animals Unlikely To Spread COVID-19 To Humans, But Precautions Can Help Keep People, Their Pets Safe, CDC Says
• UPDATE: Sonoma County Supervisors Address Confusion Over COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout
• Suspect Eludes Officers During Chase Through 2 Counties, Drives Through Old Farmstead House
• Legendary LA Newsman Pete Noyes Dies At 90
• 'Loved By His Students,' Frisco ISD Teacher Scott Benschneider Dies From COVID-19
• Pennsylvania Gov. Wolf To Seek More Public School Funding By Increasing State's Personal Income Tax Rate
• Arwady: Zocdoc Platform To Help People Schedule COVID Vaccine Appointments
• North Carolina stops issuing license plates with Confederate battle flag
• Aragon Ballroom Wall Collapses Under Weight Of Heavy Snow
• Two Children With Sleep Disorders Mean Restless Nights For Littleton Family
• Tom Brady Explains Why He Sought Out Patrick Mahomes After 2018 AFC Championship Game
• Julian Edelman Celebrates Return Of EA Sports College Football Video Game With Kent State Cover
• Hard Rock Casino Bonuses Thank Workers During Pandemic
• State Rep. Michelle Beckley Files 'Alcohol Delivery' Bill, Hopes To Help Businesses 'Thrive In New Home-Delivered Economy'
• Rob Gronkowski Tricking Buccaneers' Training Staff Adds Some Life To Super Bowl Week
• 2 Workers Injured In Explosion, Fire At West Virginia Truck Cleaning Facility
• EA Sports To Bring Back College Football Game; No Plans For Players' Names, Images, Likenesses
• Exxon reports largest losses in oil giant's history
• Deputies Seize $18K In Cash, Nearly A Pound Of Meth After Stockton Traffic Stop
• Tom Brady Sounds Game To Play Beyond 45
• Twitter Yanks Official MyPillow Account 1 Week After Removing CEO Mike Lindell's
• Vintage Shop Owner In SW Detroit Looking For Driver Who Crashed Into Storefront And Kept Driving
• Tesla Recalls 135,000 Cars Despite Objections To Regulators
• High School Basketball Coach Gives One Of His Players The Shoes Off Of His Feet During Game
• Free Tax Help Available To Coloradans In Select Income Levels
• Uber Purchasing Alcohol Delivery Startup Drizzly For $1.1 Billion
• Dallas-Native Nick Jonas Using Super Bowl Ad To Relay Message About Diabetes
• One-Time COVID Vaccine Event Tuesday At Fontana Auto Club Speedway
• Officers Rush Into Burning Centerville Home To Rescue Unconscious Woman
• Denver Businesses Apply For Five Star Certification Program
• Trump legal team argues impeachment trial is unconstitutional
• Denver Weather: Spring-Like Tuesday Before An Extended Blast Of Cold And Snow
• Downtown Disney Still Requiring Masks For Vaccinated Guests
• Jersey Shore Towns Cleaning Up After Storm Triggers Coastal Flooding: 'A Mess'
• With Nearly 15,000 Deaths, January Was California's Deadliest Month Since Start Of Pandemic
• 14-Year-Old Child Missing From Essex
• Buttigieg wins Senate confirmation as transportation secretary
• 'Grow A Spine': Parkland Father Fred Guttenberg's Message To Kevin McCarthy On Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Punishment
• Philadelphia Weather: City Receives More Snow In 24 Hours Than All Of 2020
• Sunrise Neighborhood Stunned By Deadly Shooting Of FBI Agents
• Allentown Residents Help Dig Out Mobile Weather Watcher Stuck In Snow
• Oakland Police Investigating Unexplained Weekend Death Of 2-Year-Old Boy
• Crews Hoping To Get Roads And Rails Back On Track After Winter Storm Hits Long Island
• Woodstock's Groundhog Forecasts An Early Spring
• South Metro Fire Rescue Crews Rush To Burning Home In Parker Early Tuesday
• Police Release Photo Of Man Who Stole Teen's Bike In Highlands Ranch
• High School Basketball Coach Gives One Of His Players The Shoes Off Of His Feet During Game
• Florida Attorney Loses License After Making Porn Film In Jail
• 'Love Doesn't Die, People Do,' Chris Kyle's Widow Remembers 'American Sniper' On 8th Anniversary Of Death
• Winter Storm Dig-Out Begins In Hard-Hit Westchester County; State Of Emergency Still In Effect
• Philadelphia Weather: Winter Weather Lingering As Residents Begin Clearing Several Inches Of Snow
• Worcester Cleans Up Nearly Record-Breaking Snowfall
• Mayor Lightfoot Officially Welcomes Naperville Native Candace Parker To The Chicago Sky
• Tom Brady Explains Why He Sought Out Patrick Mahomes After 2018 AFC Championship Game
• Warren: Bonus to nursing home CEO an act of "unfathomable greed"
• Theron Leppke Sentenced To 40+ Years In Prison For Shooting, Killing Girlfriend Andrea King
• 6 Take-Out Options For Super Bowl Sunday
• Unlicensed 16-Year-Old Accused Of Stealing And Crashing Car In Freetown
• Fit Feb: Do Peloton-Like 'Connected' Fitness Machines Work?
• Backcountry Skiers Trigger Avalanche Near Silverton, 3 Missing
• Traffic Comes To Complete Stop In Arlington After Multi-Vehicle Crash On Interstate-30
• Hal Holbrook, actor who played "Deep Throat," has died at 95
• Heinz History Center, Carnegie Science Center Hosting Various Black History Month Events
• Senate Democrats unveil resolution denouncing Capitol assault
• Grant Jackson, Pittsburgh Pirates' Game 7 Winning Pitcher In 1979, Dies At Age 78
• Lightfoot Optimistic CPS Can Get Deal Done With CTU To Reopen Schools; 'We're Going To Stay At The Table'
• Russian opposition leader Navalny sentenced to new prison term
• Former Broncos QB Brian Griese Hopes Team Is Aggressive In Pursuit Of Texans QB Deshaun Watson
• Firefighters Battle Blaze In Packed Auto Parts Storage Facility In Cypress Park
• Former San Diego Mayor Enters Race To Unseat Governor Gavin Newsom
• 'The Sanders Are Out!': Viral Bernie Sanders Mittens Meme Encourages Safe Driving In Snow
• Facebook Page Connecting West Town Residents In Search Of Carjacking Solutions
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Superintendent Proposes Plan To Close 7 Schools And 6 Buildings
• Pennsylvania Weather: Philadelphia Suburbs Digging Out After Winter Storm Blankets Region With Heavy Snow
• As Temperatures Fall, Look Out For The Return Of Falling Iguanas
• A Gloomy Groundhog Day: Punxsutawney Phil Sees His Shadow, Predicts 6 More Weeks Of Winter
• Snow Totals For February 1 And 2, 2021
• COVID In Minnesota: 633 Newly Confirmed Cases In Past 24 Hours As Vaccine Efforts Ramp Up
• CHP Officers Carry Lost, Injured Man To Safety
• 'Like Pushing Cement Around,' Wilmington Buried In 20 Inches Of Snow From Storm
• Driver Escapes Partially Submerged Pickup Truck After Crashing Into Icy Halifax Brook
• Baltimore DPW Cancels Trash, Recycling Pickup Tuesday Due To Winter Storm
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 4,410 More Coronavirus Cases As Total Tops 850K
• Mass COVID Vaccination Sites Get Back On Schedule After Snow Storm
• UT Southwestern Launches Registration Portal, Expands Vaccination Sites
• Rob Gronkowski Tricking Buccaneers' Training Staff Adds Some Life To Super Bowl Week
• Summerfest 2021 Postponed To September
• What Happened To Nearly 90,000 'Missing' Public School Students? Florida Lawmakers, School Officials Looking Into It
• Firefighters Rush To 2nd Alarm Fire In Fort Collins
• Sexton, Allen Lead Cavaliers Past Timberwolves, 100-98
• Olympic gold medalist Shawn Johnson tests positive for COVID-19
• Valley Village Woman Danielle Martir Identified As Driver Killed In PCH Crash Into Ocean
• CBS Sports' Jon Rothstein Says Villanova Is 'Under The Radar' Nationally, Reminds Him Of 2016 National Champions
• Have A Heart: Send Seniors, Frontline Workers Some Love This Valentine's Day
• Dallas Police Say No Crime Committed In Earlier ATM Theft Case
• Sharniel Baker Sentenced To 20 Years In Prison For 5th Cocaine Distribution Conviction
• Juvenile From Chicago Charged With Carjacking Uber Driver In Oak Park
• Hospital workers grapple with stress, "nightmares of stacking bodies"
• Captain Tom, WWII vet famous for COVID fundraising, dies at 100
• Broadway Coming Back To Hippodrome Theatre Starting Fall 2021
• Police: Man Shot During Carjacking In Columbia Heights
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Person In Their 20s Among Allegheny County's 8 New Coronavirus Deaths
• Snow Way! A Look At Some Of The Biggest Winter Storm Snow Totals Around The Tri-State Area
• Vaccine Rollout: Number Of Daily Shots Administered Doubles Compared To Last Week
• Coast Guard Offloads $211M Worth Of Drugs Seized From Pacific Smugglers
• Grand Prairie And Irving To Open COVID-19 Vaccination Center At The Theatre
• Mac Jones Responds To Potentially Being On Patriots' Radar At NFL Draft
• Trent Frederic's Fight With Tom Wilson Sparks Bruins' Comeback: 'Freddy Woke Us Up A Little Bit'
• Buffalo Bill's Home In 'The Silence Of The Lambs' Sold
• Watch: John Elliott Shares Shoveling Safety Reminders As Tri-State Area Digs Out
• Hal Holbrook, Emmy and Tony-Winning Actor, Dies in Beverly Hills At 95
• Lilly Singh, Butcher Loreal Gavin, Sean Evans
• North Carolina Tourist Dies After Keys Snorkeling Trip
• Massachusetts Groundhog 'Ms. G' Does Not See Her Shadow, Predicting Early Spring
• Mother Stephanie Alvarado Sentenced After Daughter Dies From Drinking Water With Meth In It
• Tekeith Jones Charged In St. Paul Triple Homicide, Says Killings Were Act Of Salvation
• SOS Jocelyn Benson Pushes To Make Voting Easier
• Moving Companies Say People Left California, New York In Droves; Here's Where They Went
• N.J. governor calls snowfall an "all hands on deck storm" as vaccinations on hold
• Whitmer Has Record $3.5M In Bank For Reelection Campaign
• State Lawmakers Seek To Lock In Transit Repair Funding
• Wife Charged With Killing Boston Firefighter Michael Ricci Held Without Bail
• Harford County To Give Additional $1M In COVID Relief To Local Restaurants, Applications Open Wednesday
• Proposed Maryland Legislation Expands Hate Crime Law
• Marcus Smart's Injury Means Even More Roster Juggling For Celtics
• Maryland Weather: Winter Weather Advisories In Effect Tuesday Morning
• Driver Killed In Single-Car Crash In Crow Wing County
• More Flight Delays, Cancellations In South Florida Due To Nor'Easter
• It May Not Be Over For Texans, Punxsutawney Phil Predicts Six More Weeks Of Winter
• House impeachment team: Trump "singularly responsible" for Capitol attack
• Caught On Camera: CHP Uses Helicopter To Rescue People Stranded In Snow
• Dolly Parton says she was offered Presidential Medal of Freedom twice
• Alcohol Suspected In Head-On Crash In Northern Minnesota That Killed Woman, Severely Injured Another
• True Crime: Inside Shocking Murder-Suicides: Why Is This Horrific Crime Happening More?
• NFL Providing PPE Kits For All Fans Attending Super Bowl LV That Include Masks, Hand Sanitizer
• St. Rita High School In Chicago Will Have A Former Player On Both Sides Of Super Bowl LV
• Hit men hired by accused rapist killed wrong women
• Tesla Announces Massive Recall; Large Touch Screens Can Go Dark
• Even Without Tom Brady, Boston Ranked 3rd On List Of 'Best Cities For Football Fans'
• Punxsutawney Phil Sees His Shadow, Predicts Six More Weeks Of Winter
• Punxsutawney Phil Sees His Shadow, Predicts Six More Weeks Of Winter
• NFL's first full-time Black female coach: "It was a very long road"
• Philadelphia Police: Robbery Suspect Flees From Little Caesars Pizza With Approximately $130
• 'A Lot Of Work To Do': MassDOT Expects Storm Cleanup To Take Most Of The Day
• Those Who Had COVID-19 Could Get Reinfected If Variants Become Dominant, Dr. Fauci Says
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Massive Santa Clara U Frat Party Controversy; Inmate Transfers Caused 'Public Health Disaster'; Lafayette Pop-Up Vaccination Clinic Shut Down
• Oakland Police Warn Of Increased Chinatown Crime; Incidents Against Asian Americans Increasing
• Maryland Acting Health Secretary Dennis Schrader: 'Angst' On Second Dose COVID-19 Vaccine Supply
• Celebrating Black History Makers: Rev. Reginald Sharpe, A Young Pastor With A Dynamic Voice And A Powerful Mission
• Peer-reviewed study finds Russia's COVID vaccine is 91.6% effective
• PTL Links: February 2, 2021
• Homicide Investigation: Man Found Dead In Snowbank In Inver Grove Heights
• Navy Pauses Plan To Move Wisconsin Badger Statue To Virginia Museum
• Bruins Erase 3-Goal Deficit Against Capitals, Win 5-3
• Wis. Teachers Suspended After Lesson Asks Of Students: How To Punish A Slave?
• Pittsburgh Man Arrested After Threatening To Blow Up Downtown Federal Building
• Preparing For Re-Election Push, Walz Campaign Announces It's Hiring Staff, Breaking Fundraising Records
• Officer Curtis Arganbright Who Raped Woman While On Duty Gets 6 Years In Federal Prison
• Texas Motor Speedway Opens Gates To Begin Vaccinating Thousands At Drive-Thru Hub
• Sears At Arden Fair Mall Closing After 50 Years
• MLB To Start On Time After Players Reject Delay
• CDC Order Requiring Face Masks On All Public Transportation, Rideshares Takes Effect
• NBA Cancels Detroit-Denver Game Because Of Virus Issues
• Minneapolis Police Now Require Body Cameras To Keep Recording At Crime Scenes
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Schools Reopening
• Vikings Pick Ryan Ficken As New Special Teams Coordinator
• 'It's Like Liquid Gold': Doctors 'Stunned' That Dozens Who Got COVID-19 Vaccine Have Not Returned For 2nd Dose
• 'It's Like Liquid Gold': Doctors 'Stunned' That Dozens Who Got COVID-19 Vaccine Have Not Returned For 2nd Dose
• Unusual Road Trip For Celtics Starts With A Practice Session
• Woman Kept Being Sent Parking Tickets From City Of Chicago After Moving To North Carolina
• Brutal Beatdown At Stockton Gas Station Broken Up By Bystanders
• Lions Add Staley, Brunell, DeLeone, Capers To New Staff
• U.S. House Panel Investigates COVID Outbreaks At JBS Meatpacking Plant In Greeley
• Former Eyewitness News Reporter Trudy Haynes Shares Story On How She Became Philly's First Black TV Reporter
• New York Weather: CBS2's 2/2 Tuesday Storm Forecast
• White House reviewing Trump's access to intelligence briefings
• Award-Winning Actor Hal Holbrook Dies In Beverly Hills At 95
• SpaceX To Launch World's First All-Civilian Orbital Mission Before End Of 2021
• U.S. closing in on 50 million vaccine doses — who's getting them?
• WATCH: PennDOT Crews Working Around The Clock To Clear Roads Across Southeastern Pennsylvania
• Dallas Targets COVID Vaccination Mass Registration Events For The Hispanic Community
• Sun Country Expands MSP Shuttle Service To 5 More Cities In Greater Minnesota, Western Wisconsin
• Weather Blog: Day 3 Of Snow Storm
• Man Fatally Shoots Married Couple, Then Self Following Snow Disposal Argument, Luzerne County Officials Say
• Driver Found Dead After Almost Crashing Into Fort Lauderdale Home
• Rochester Police Officer Suspended After 9-Year-Old Girl Pepper Sprayed
• Biden signs immigration orders reversing Trump-era rules
• WATCH: Dogs Rescued From Illegal Meat Trade, Trafficking Arrive At Airport To Meet Furever Families
• U.S. calls Myanmar takeover a coup, China calls it a "reshuffle"
• Famed private investigator Jack Palladino dies after attack
• Semi-Truck Fire Causing Lane Closures On Bishop Ford Freeway At 130th Street
• AOC recounts Capitol riots, reveals she is sexual assault survivor
• Trump's new PAC raises over $30 million
• Impeachment managers plan to use social media posts from Capitol
• SpaceX announces plans for first all-civilian space flight
• Pregnant women concerned about COVID vaccine over lack of data
• Officers suspended over pepper spraying of 9-year-old
• Democrats kick off process to fast-track COVID relief package
• Ralphs, Food 4 Less To Close Two Long Beach Stores Over Hazard Pay Law
• Winter storm dumps snow across Northeast
• McConnell says Marjorie Taylor Greene is a "cancer" for the GOP
• CARES CommuniTea Cafe Opens In Hill District
• Jefferson, New Hampshire Town Hall Destroyed In Fire
• WATCH: Flight Cancellations, Delays At PHL International Airport Much Lower Tuesday As Winter Storm Continues
• Groundhog Day Takes On New Meaning During COVID-19 Pandemic, Annual Tradition To Be Held Virtually
• WallStreetBets says Reddit group being hit by bots
• 'They Deserve The Right To Be Safe', Miami Beach Looking At Changes After Weekend Marred By Violence
• Portion Of Hampton Lanes Bowling Alley Roof Collapses In Northampton
• Rideshare Drivers Teaming Up To Fight For Safety Improvements To Prevent Carjackings
• Forney High Student 'Rolls With It' And Takes His Trumpet Skills To The Field With The Marching Band
• CBS 11 News This Morning Super Bowl Recipes: Karen's Pepper Jelly Cream Cheese Spread
• Marilyn Manson denies abuse allegations by Evan Rachel Wood
• 21-Year-Old Man Shot Late Monday In NE Baltimore
• 14-Year-Old Charged In Multiple Carjackings Expected In Court Tuesday
• Climber killed after being caught in Death Valley rockslide
• Even As Winter Chill Sets In, One Elgin Restaurant Is Heating Up
• CPS Students To Remain Remote Tuesday, Wednesday Amid Call For '48-Hour Cooling-Off Period;' Teachers' Union Says Bargaining Will Resume Tuesday
• Pittsburgh Weather: More Snow Chances, Temperatures Near Zero Degrees On The Way
• Chicago Weather: Another Quiet Day Ahead
• Checking On Road Conditions Across Pittsburgh Area Following Winter Storm
• 'She's Demeaning My Son's Memory': Linda Beigel Schulman, Mother Of Parkland Victim After Private Conversation With Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene
• Super Bowl LV Coverage To Leverage Innovative Technology In Broadcast
• Philadelphia Public School Students To Have Another Half-Day Of Virtual Classes On Tuesday
• Tom Brady Praises Bill Belichick: 'Could Never Have Accomplished The Things In My Career Without His Support'
• Man Who Made Big Bucks Off GameStop Stock Sends Nintendo Switches To Children's Hospital
• Friends Remember Alexa Randolph As Amazing Mother
• 'We Made Mistakes': Mayor Kenney, Health Commissioner Dr. Farley Apologize For Philly Fighting COVID Partnership
• Indianapolis Man Suing Hotel Indigo Over Bed Bugs
• Ohio Governor Proposes $1 Billion To Offset Pandemic Harm
• Tuesday's Show Info (2/2/21)
• Pittsburgh Native Jeff Goldblum Receives First Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• MLB To Start On Time After Players Reject Delay
• Pittsburgh Home & Garden Show Set For April 9-18 At Convention Center
• Diocese Of Greensburg To Modify Ash Wednesday Blessings
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: New Acrylic Shields Installed At TSA Checkpoints At Pittsburgh International Airport
• South Allegheny School District Seeking Injunction Against Bus Company

Videos from February 2, 2021

• President Biden and first lady Jill Biden pay respects to fallen Capitol Police officer
• Approval rating for California's governor slipping, poll shows
• 3 people injured in movie set explosion in Los Angeles
• 2/2: Red and Blue
• Robinhood facing backlash amid GameStop trading frenzy
• Democrats move forward with Biden's $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief plan
• Fans attending Super Bowl in person to receive PPE kits
• Biden administration pushes for vaccine accessibility
• Biden signs 3 executive orders advancing immigration reform agenda
• Democratic senators call for investigation into fringe groups
• Monster snowstorm dumps up to 33 inches over parts of Northeast
• SpaceX Starship prototype explodes during test flight
• Biden: Immigration order will undo "moral shame" of family separations
• U.S. vaccination efforts pick up speed as experts warn of variant threat
• Book club takes on vaccinating community
• Jeff Bezos stepping down as Amazon CEO
• Working women disproportionately hit by COVID economic fallout
• Senate Democrats forge ahead with $1.9 trillion COVID relief plan
• Vaccine rollout gains speed as threat grows from COVID variants
• Impeachment managers call Trump singularly responsible for riot
• Documentary filmmaker behind "China's Covid Secrets" discusses government's attempt to conceal initial Wuhan outbreak
• Senate confirms Biden Cabinet nominees Alejandro Mayorkas and Pete Buttigieg
• Biden signs executive orders to undo several Trump immigration policies
• Hit men hired to silence man's accuser allegedly killed wrong women
• Andrew Yang tests positive for COVID-19
• Kroger to close 2 Southern California supermarkets to avoid extra pay for workers
• Some health care workers hesitant to receive COVID-19 vaccine
• Biden to sign immigration orders as Democrats push forward with stimulus bill
• Black farmers question USDA priorities as Black-owned farms decrease in the U.S.
• 2 FBI agents fatally shot in Florida standoff
• Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny sentenced to prison over alleged probation violation
• Millions in the Northeast digging out after monster snowstorm
• COVID-19 vaccines to roll out to pharmacies across U.S.
• New Jersey governor urges people to stay off roads in snowstorm
• Captain Tom Moore, who raised millions to fight COVID, dies at 100
• Filing from Trump's legal team will outline impeachment defense
• The GOP's future is in flux as the party divides over support for Representatives Marjorie Taylor Greene and Liz Cheney
• Trump's new legal team faces deadline to outline argument against impeachment
• Visby Medical CEO on developing a portable PCR test for coronavirus
• McConnell denounces Marjorie Taylor Greene, defends Liz Cheney
• New COVID cases start to decline, but Americans' stress levels soar
• Biden and Republican senators remain far apart on COVID relief bill
• "CBS Sunday Morning" correspondent Martha Teichner on new memoir, finding love amid loss
• Mary McCartney on new series and photographing her dad, Paul McCartney
• Groundhog Day 2021: Punxsutawney Phil makes his prediction
• Washington Football Team Coach Jennifer King, former Raiders CEO Amy Trask on changing the game
• GOP senator on lawmakers' meeting with Biden about COVID-19 relief package
• Reddit group WallStreetBets hit by bot activity
• Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez recalls her harrowing experience during Capitol riot
• Putin critic Alexey Navalny faces jail term as supporters, police face off
• Return to in-person schooling affected by strength of local teachers unions
• Officers caught on video pepper spraying handcuffed 9-year-old girl are on leave
• Republicans split over addressing Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's conspiracy theories
• Northeast pummeled with heavy snow and fierce wind
• Biden meets with Republicans on COVID relief, Dems eye path forward without GOP support
• "Peer support specialists" aid emotional scars of those treating COVID-19
• Northeastern states bombarded with massive snowstorm bringing strong winds, coastal flooding
• Democrats could push COVID-19 relief package as Republicans propose smaller stimulus
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