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• COVID: Chase Center Eyes Concerts In Fall; Health Experts Hopeful For Herd Immunity Later This Year
• Micke Grove Zoo In Lodi Reopening Thursday
• Man Arrested On Suspicion Of Setting Fire To Kathleen's Restaurant In Pasadena
• Second Shot In Clinical Trial Of Novavax COVID Vaccine Comes With A Dose Of Confidence
• Avoid Taking Pain Relievers Before COVID Vaccine In Order To Get Most 'Bang For Your Buck'
• 3 Backcountry Skiers Killed In Avalanche In San Juan Mountains Identified As Seth Bossung, Andy Jessen & Adam Palmer
• 'Charges Forthcoming' In Deadly House Fire For Tanya Bui, Sister Of Arson Suspect Kevin Bui
• Elevating Black Voices: Colorado Doctors Stress Importance Of Diversity In Medical Field
• 'We've Had To Do Things A Little Different This Year': Local Bars Planning Much Different Super Bowl Sunday
• Modesto Parent Questions How Police Handled Crowd Control Of Large Bicycle 'Ride Out'
• 'More Prescriptions Than In Last 22 Years': Newport Beach Pediatrician Treating Record Number Of Children For Mental Health Problems
• Lawsuit: LADWP 'Knowingly Poisoned' San Fernando Valley Residents
• Victim's Mom Says Suspect Accused Of Killing 15-Year-Old Dominic Martinez Is Walking Free
• Fox Scores 26, Kings Hold Off Short-Handed Celtics 116-111
• Micro Apartments Growing In Popularity In Dense Cities Like Denver
• WANTED: Phillip Dent Accused Of Biting And Carjacking Woman At Littleton Car Wash
• Kids Spotted At Production Shoot On Sherman Oaks School Campus Despite Closures
• CHP: 2 Men Shot In Citrus Heights, Drove To Business 80 Split
• 1 Dead, 2 Rescued In North Minneapolis House Fire
• Historic Bathing Suit Among Items Burglarized From Recently-Shuttered Cliff House Restaurant
• 95-Year-Old Okey Payne Accused Of Shooting Assisted Living Center Employee
• Federally-Run COVID-19 Vaccine Site At Cal State LA To Focus On Hard-Hit Latino Community
• George Scores 36, Clippers Use 3-Pointers To Drill Cavaliers
• LA-Based PAC MeidasTouch Sues Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene For Blocking It On Twitter
• Chicago Weather: Winter Weather Advisory At 11 a.m. Thursday
• Jail Outbreak: Seven Inmates Test Positive For Virus At Tuolumne County Jail
• $22,000 Flute Found After Out-Of-Town Musician Lost It On Blue Line
• Spurs Rally In Last Minutes To Upset Wolves 111-108
• Miniature Goats Will Be Allowed As Pets In Brighton, For Now
• COVID In Colorado: Restaurant Workers Now Among Essential Group To Get Vaccine
• New Boston Police Commissioner Dennis White Placed On Leave After 'Disturbing Issues' Surface
• Keller @ Large: Big Challenges Await Marty Walsh In Washington
• Of Course Robert Kraft Is Rooting For Tom Brady In Super Bowl LV
• Massachusetts Inmates Will Not Get Shorter Prison Sentences By Getting COVID Vaccine
• Tom Brady's 2014 Private Email About Peyton Manning Is Only Getting More Absurd
• Randle Scores 27 As Knicks Hold Off Bulls
• 12 Point Park University Students Quarantining After Off-Campus Party Gets Attention On Social Media
• Owner Of Pelago Ristorante Says Padlocked Door To Adjacent Hotel Is A Safety Issue
• San Bernardino Adds 588 COVID-19 Cases, 49 Deaths; Ventura Reports 334 Cases, 5 Deaths
• Deer Attacks Woodland Park Woman Inside Her Home
• Boulder Home Depot Robbery Suspects Accused Of Using Bear Spray On Employee
• Stanislaus County Deputy Who Saved Infant In Patterson Receives Life-Saving Award
• SOMOS Community Care Hosts Mass Vaccination Event In Brooklyn, To Open Site At Yankee Stadium On Friday
• Winter Storm Aftermath Still Causing Problems For Pedestrians, Mass Transit Riders As NYC Crews Continue To Work To Clear Snow
• Metro Bars, Restaurants, Bowling Alleys Prep For A Safe Super Bowl Sunday
• NYC Restaurants Profiting Off Leftover Food Thanks To Recently Launched App
• Prosecutors Ask For Arrest Warrant, Increased Bond For Kyle Rittenhouse On Grounds That He Failed To Notify About Address Change; Defense Says He's At 'Safe House'
• Manhattan Animal Care Center Forced To Temporarily Close Due To COVID Outbreak
• Lower Merion Police Officer's Gesture Leaves Lasting Impression With Family Whose 4-Year-Old Was Having Seizure
• Bulls Fall To Knicks For Fourth Loss In Five Games
• Frustration Over Vaccinations As Lawmakers Demand Governor Take Action to Fix 'Failing' Maryland System
• Fire Claims Dog's Life In Jeffery Manor
• Some Twin Cities Arts & Entertainment Destinations Prep For Reopening
• Pastrnak's Hat Trick, Bergeron's OT Goal Rally Bruins Past Flyers
• Once-Struggling Faribault Woolen Mill Posts Record Year Amid Pandemic
• Baltimore City Schools Delay Expanded In-Person Learning To March
• 1 Dead After Car Gets Stuck In Snow, Catches Fire In New Jersey
• Flyers Choke Away Late Lead In Brutal 4-3 Overtime Loss To Bruins
• Johns Hopkins University Suspends In-Person Classes Wednesday, Thursday Due To COVID-19 Case Cluster
• House Democrats Advance Measure To Strip Marjorie Taylor Greene From Committees
• Gov. Hogan Focuses On Economic Help, COVID-19 Vaccines, Schools In State Of The State Address
• Restaurant Week To Go Ahead In Chicago Starting In March, But With Some Changes
• Two San Diegans, John Cox And Kevin Faulconer, Making Calif. Governor's Run
• Domino Sugar Is Replacing Its Giant Neon Sign In Baltimore After Nearly 70 Years
• Obama Presidential Center Construction Could Begin By August, After Federal Review Completed
• Students From Baltimore Leadership School For Young Women Advance To Semi-Finals In National Science Competition
• 'Lifesaving Godsends For Survivors Of Abuse': State Sen. Lauren Book Knows Firsthand The Important Work Done By Slain FBI Agents
• Chicago Public Schools Students Will Be In Remote Learning Again Thursday; No Deal Yet With Chicago Teachers Union
• Mega COVID-19 Vaccination Site At Texas Motor Speedway Reopens Thursday
• Washington Co. Native Marty Schottenheimer Moved To Hospice Facility
• Cancer Diagnosis, Wife's Passing Hasn't Stopped North Texas Meals On Wheels Volunteer Ron Browning
• 3 Injured After Fire Forces Evacuation Of Parnassus Manor In Westmoreland County
• Garcetti Announces COVID-19 Mobile Vaccination Program
• Marin-Sonoma Narrows Project: Construction Widening 101 Through North Bay Almost Done After 2 Decades
• Federal Judge Considers Additional Conditions To PG&E Probation
• Lawsuit Filed Against MDHHS Director Over High School Sports Ban
• Robbins Helping Gophers Keep Up With Crowd Of Big 10 Big Men
• Gary, Indiana To Replace Columbus Day With Holiday Honoring Late Mayor Richard Hatcher
• COVID-19 Vaccine Tourism: What Is It And Is It Legal For Residents In Pennsylvania, New Jersey And Delaware?
• COVID Vaccine Clinic To Open In Chelsea Thursday
• Former GOP Congressman Doug Ose Considers Run For California Governor
• Proposal Would Allow Parents To Retain Kids Amid 'COVID Slide'
• Dallas County Reports 50 COVID-19 Deaths In 1 Day For First Time
• Joel Embiid, Sixers Continue Dominance Of Hornets, Win 118-111
• Public Viewing For Legendary Actor Cicely Tyson To Be Held At Harlem Church
• Shooting In Bellflower Leaves Man Dead, Another Wounded
• Xavier Johnson Ends Slump, Pitt Tops No. 16 Virginia Tech
• Alameda Schools Begin Push To Test Everyone For COVID, Starting With 'Unsung Heroes'
• Tech CEO Michel Thouati Organizes HelpBerkeley To Feed Seniors During Pandemic
• COVID-19 Mass Vaccination Site To Open At Baltimore Convention Center Field Hospital
• Former Cy Young Winner Félix Hernández Signs Minor League Deal With Orioles
• OC Students Stage Virtual Strike In Support Of Teachers Who Do Not Feel Safe Returning To Campus
• 1 in 3 small businesses may not survive, owners say
• Showdown Over Police Resources As Oakland's Chinatown Sees Spike In Violent Robberies
• Grocers Association Sues Oakland Over Grocery Worker Hazard Pay Mandate
• Child Actors Sought For Netflix Series Filming In Pittsburgh
• Orange County COVID-19 Hospitalizations, Cases Continue Downward Trend
• Rescue Dog Saves Owner's Life After He Suffers Stroke
• 'I Was Clinically Dead': Snowboarder Rescued After Jump Takes Terrifying Turn
• Rennie Davis, "Chicago Seven" activist, has died at 80
• Grinch Sends Anonymous Letters To Bethpage Residents Demanding Christmas Decorations Be Taken Down; Neighbors Respond: 'Mind Your Own Business'
• Adopt-A-Grandparent Campaign Lifts Long Island Seniors' Spirits With 'Balloon Buddies'
• West Virginia Man Charged In Death Of 3-Year-Old Stepson
• Former State Senator, Gubernatorial Candidate Sam McCann Charged With Using Over $200,000 In Campaign Funds On Personal Expenses
• Police Searching For Missing San Francisco Woman Who May Need Medical Attention
• Bronx NYCHA Building Tenants Say They've Had Little To No Heat For Months
• Small East Texas Town Pulling For Hometown Hero Patrick Mahomes To Win 2nd Straight Super Bowl
• Karl Walker, 29, Identified As Suspect Shot And Killed By CHP Officers In Dixon
• $5,000 Reward Offered For Information In Newark Shooting That Injured 2-Year-Old Girl
• Super Bowl Ads Preview: Michael B. Jordan As Alexa, Return Of 'Wayne's World'
• MDOT: Southbound I-75 Will Remain Closed Overnight
• LAPD Response To George Floyd Protests To Be Reviewed
• Norah O'Donnell Discusses CBS Evening News' Series On Women And The Pandemic And Her Upcoming Super Bowl Interview With President Biden
• Bronx District Attorney Drops Charges Against Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting EMT
• Baltimore County Police Arrest Suspect In Connection With Fatal Stabbing In Dundalk
• Justice Department Drops Affirmative Action Lawsuit Against Yale University
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Says Vaccine Distribution Program To Include More Faith-Based Groups
• Iconic Casa Vega Restaurant To Reopen On National Margarita Day
• Judge Blocks Texas Effort To End Medicaid Funding To Planned Parenthood
• Shots Fired As Firefighters Respond To Blaze Inside Bronx Apartment
• NHL Postpones Minnesota Wild Games After 6 Players Added To COVID Protocol List
• Miami Dade College Program 'Out Loud Artistry' Celebrates Black History Month
• Ohio Police Officer Adam Coy Charged With Murder In Death Of Andre Hill
• LA County Confirms Third Case Of COVID-19 Variant First Identified In UK
• Olympia Medical Center Encouraged To Stay Open During Pandemic By LA Council Members
• CBS13 Behind the Scenes: Juggling Full-Time Mom Life and Work
• Denver Weather: Heavy Mountain Snow And Statewide Snow
• Dighton Police Looking For Range Rover In Connection With Vandalism On High School Fields
• California's Sierra Snowpack Below Average Despite Recent Storms
• CBS Sports' Evan Washburn Shares What It Is Like Preparing To Cover Super Bowl
• Couple Paid For Overseas Trip With Credit Card Reward Points, Trip Got Canceled Due To COVID-19, And Now Getting A Refund Is A Headache
• Baltimore City Set To Address Payroll Problems Next Week
• Battle Looms At Capitol Over Security Costs For George Floyd Trials
• Palo Alto Liquor Store License Suspended Indefinitely Over Repeated Sales To Minors
• Social Media Tip Leads To Arrest Of Stockton Arson Suspect
• Mercer County Mother Of 8 Suspected In Capitol Attack Still At Large
• Health Experts Fear Super Bowl Parties Could Lead To Super-Spreader Events
• THE CW GIVES EARLY RENEWALS TO 12 CURRENT SERIES FOR NEXT SEASON
• Two In Custody After Carjacking On Bishop Ford
• Terps Hope Top-20 Recruit Class Brings Improvement On Field
• 'Hopefully I Can Unite Our Community': North Mpls. Native Takes On Mantle Of 4th Precinct Inspector
• Auction For VIP View Of Ex-Trump Casino Implosion In Atlantic City Nets $16K For Charity
• 6 Months After World's First Successful Face, Double Hand Transplant, New Jersey Man Is Thriving With No Complications
• CDC Director: Teachers Do Not Have To Be Vaccinated For Schools To Safely Reopen
• CBS News On 'Women And The Pandemic:' Exploring The Unique Impact Of COVID-19 On Women
• With Live Performances At Theaters Dark Due To Pandemic Restrictions, More Are Headed Online
• READ: Gov. Larry Hogan's State Of The State Address
• COVID-19 Vaccine Mobile Rollout Could Bring Shot Directly To Your Home
• Adults With Down Syndrome Push For COVID Vaccine Prioritization
• State Superintendent Calls For Extending Michigan's School Year
• Judge Rules New York State Health Department Must Turn Over More Information On Nursing Home COVID Deaths
• COVID-19 Vaccine: Fact Vs. Fiction
• San Jose Advances Toward Requiring Grocery Store Worker Hazard Pay
• Sandwich Home Torn Down After Winter Storm
• Defense Secretary launches effort to address extremism in ranks
• Marathon Chase: Suspect Leads LAPD Officers On 6-Hour Pursuit Across Southland
• Slain Deputy Adam Gibson Laid To Rest After Smaller Service Due To COVID-19
• Pittsburgh Penguins Defenseman John Marino Placed On COVID-19 Protocol-Related Absences List
• COPA Releases Video Of Officer Firing Shots, Pickup Truck Smoking Following Shooting Witnessed By CPD That Left Man Dead In North Austin
• Face Masks Required At Rocky Mountain National Park
• Sierra Snowpack Lags In Latest Measurement Despite Recent Big Storms
• 4 Critically Injured After Explosion At Production Site In Santa Clarita
• Prosecutors Seek Arrest Of Kyle Rittenhouse For Bail Violation
• Virtual Open Houses Bring Specifics To New DISD IB School At Paul Quinn College
• Rep. Ted Deutch Says Marjorie Taylor Greene 'Peddles Conspiracy Theories That Radicalize People Online' In Push Strip Her Of Committee Assignments
• State Supreme Court Rejects Lawsuit Against Prop 22
• Local Doctor Couple Headed To Super Bowl LV After Treating COVID Patients For 10 Months
• Wisconsin Mom Meets Baby 3 Months After Delivering Her During COVID Coma
• Southland Air Quality Agency Grants Riverside County Waiver On Cremation Limits In Wake Of COVID-19 Surge
• Philadelphia Union Release New Secondary Jersey Designed By Fans
• Roof Of Paramus Home Collapses After Winter Storm
• ATF Joins Investigation Into 4-Alarm Fire That Gutted Playland's Castaway Cove On Ocean City Boardwalk
• COVID-19 Vaccinations Delayed, 90-Minute Traffic Jam In Arlington Due To Computer Problem
• California EDD Chief Vows Changes After Missteps
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Restaurants Ask Lawmakers To Loosen Restrictions
• Pilot Reports 'A Lot Of Ice' Before Crash In Leicester
• Commission: No Wisconsin Voters Targeted For Purge Voted In 2020
• Record Number Of COVID Vaccines Given In Illinois
• Newly Released Video Shows Ex-Officers Charged In George Floyd's Death Performing Similar Maneuver
• MNsure To Open 3-Month Special Enrollment Period Mid-February
• Home And Car Care Tips For Minnesota's Approaching Arctic Blast
• Denton County Confirms Its First Known Case of COVID-19 B.1.1.7 Variant
• 'This Gave Me A Lot Of Hope': Navy Veteran Receives Car From Mauer Family Dealership
• Colorado Bear Report: Number Of Incidents Slightly Down In 2020
• Despite COVID - And Patriots Sitting Out - Brady Fans Prep For Super Bowl LV
• Fire Sweeps Through House In Ingleside
• Super Bowl Expected To Bring Much-Needed Economic Boost To Tampa
• 3-Year-Old Boy Shot Multiple Times In Gary
• 1 Hospitalized In FHP-Involved Shooting Near Aventura
• 'Rise And Grind': A New Era For Dallas Police As Chief Eddie Garcia Is Sworn In
• Teen Speaks Out After Accused Sexual Abuser Allegedly Assaults Another Girl: 'This Should Have Ended 3 Years Ago'
• Tip-over TVs and furniture have killed 450 kids since 2000
• Doctors Say Severe Allergic Reaction To Coronavirus Vaccine Is Rare
• Black History Is Our History: Examining Scientific Misconduct That's Lead To African American Distrust Of The Medical Community
• Source: FBI Agents Shot In Sunrise Were Ambushed
• 'We're Ready To Get Back' | Excitement Builds For Broadway At The Hippodrome Starting Fall 2021
• Pandemic Changing Super Bowl Ad Plans For Many Companies
• Update: State, Federal Health Officials To Open Oakland-Alameda Coliseum COVID-19 Vaccination Site
• Moderna Moves To Put More COVID-19 Vaccine Doses In Each Vial
• Familiar Faces Implore Tourists To 'Do Colorado Right'
• New Jersey Increasing Indoor Capacity Limits Will Make 'A Huge Difference,' Business Owner Says
• Cold Temperatures Could Mean Possible Crop Losses For Local Farmers, Falling Iguanas
• Miami Weather: Another Cold Night & Possibly Falling Iguanas, Then Warming Trend Begins
• Fire Delays Housing For Homeless Veterans In Marshfield
• Wells Fargo Center Awarded Top Safety Rating As It Prepares To Welcome Back Fans
• Children's Hospital LA Launches Online Valentine's Drive For Patients
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Health Department Working Feverishly To Administer Vaccines
• Super Bowl 2021 Can Be 'Unifying And Uplifting Event' Country Needs, CBS Sports Chairman Says
• 64 Arrested, 2 Women Rescued In Riverside County Sex Trafficking Sting
• AstraZeneca-Oxford Vaccine May Help Slow Spread Of COVID As Well
• American Airlines To Furlough About 13K Employees In Response To Pandemic's Impact
• Counselors Not Cops Act Would Shift Funding For School Resources Officers Toward Paying For More Counselors
• Massive Beach Erosion Caused By Winter Storm Has Community Activists In The Rockaways Very Concerned
• Richmond Police Offer $10,000 Reward In 2019 Murder Of Former NFL Player Terrell Roberts
• NWHL Cancels Rest Of Season Due To COVID-19 Cases
• The internet is a wasteland. Here's how to fix it.
• Lakewood Looking For Talent To Put On A Show
• How Coronavirus Treatment Has Changed Over The Past Year
• Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott Launches Online Progress Tracker For First 100 Days Actions
• Head of Black farmers group was "concerned" about Biden's USDA pick
• This Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (Feb 6)
• New Jersey Man Revving SUV Engine To Get Out Of Snowbank Killed When Vehicle Catches Fire
• New Program Aims To Attract More Black-Owned Businesses To Downtown Baltimore, Fill Empty Storefronts
• COVID In Jefferson County: Vaccines Administered To 70+ At Arvada Fire Training Center
• Mario Kaiser Arrested After Deputies Find Suitcases Full Of Store Items
• Prince's Dove, Divinity, Dies At Age 28
• New York City Vaccination Hubs Reopen After Storm; More Groups Now Eligible
• Minneapolis Convention Center Is Latest Mass Vaccine Location
• COVID Impact: San Francisco Chef Traci Des Jardins Cuts Ties With Presidio Trust
• Grand Jury Indicts D'Jon Antone On Capital Murder Charge In Eddie Hassell Slaying
• Philadelphia Launches Reorganized Vaccine Clinic At Pennsylvania Convention Center, Replacing Philly Fighting COVID Site
• Berks County Amazon Fulfillment Center Evacuated When Roof Starts To Bow Under Weight Of Snow
• Gov. Murphy Ups New Jersey Indoor Dining Capacity To 35%
• Levonte Martin Arrested In Fatal Shooting Of Devonta Fagans In Salisbury, State Police Say
• Florida officials conducting audit after COVID vaccine spoiled
• Capitol Police Officer, New Jersey Native Brian Sicknick Lies In Honor At U.S. Capitol
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Urging Organizations, Churches To Follow COVID-19 Safety Protocols At Fish Frys
• Massachusetts Reports 2,186 New COVID Cases, 53 Additional Deaths
• Tesla Recalling 135,000 Vehicles Due To Touchscreen Failures
• Looking Back On The Ravens' Win At Super Bowl XLVII
• Mass COVID Vaccination Site Opens At DoubleTree Hotel In Danvers
• Broward Declares Cold Weather Emergency, Opens Shelters For Homeless
• Judge Orders Crack'd Egg To Follow Coronavirus Rules Or Shut Down
• Oakland Recycler Schnitzer Steel To Pay $4.1 Million To Settle Environmental Violation Claims
• Big Game Bingo: Play Along As You Watch Super Bowl LV
• A Year After Daughter's Death In North Carolina, Grieving Mom Still Waits For Answers: 'It's Devastating'
• Virtual Event From Facebook Teaches Baltimore Business Owners How To Better Use Platform For Marketing
• Chadwick Boseman And Viola Davis Grab Golden Globe Noms For 'Ma Rainey's Black Bottom'
• 3-Alarm Fire That Displaced 27 Families In Baltimore County Caused By Chimney Exhaust Malfunction, Officials Say
• Child Poverty Action Lab Says 1 In 3 Dallas Children Living In Poverty
• Search On For Man Suspected Of Robbing Woman At Turlock ATM
• 'Got A New Chance At Life': Joe DiMeo Relearning How To Smile, Squeeze Following Rare Face & Hands Transplant
• Gov. Tom Wolf's Proposed Budget Calling For Increased Income Taxes For High Earners Meets Republican Opposition
• Indiana Audit Reveals 1,500 Additional COVID-19 Deaths; State Easing School Rules For Quarantines
• Canada designates the Proud Boys a terrorist group
• Mystery Crash: Car Plunges Off Highway 92 Near Skyline Blvd. In San Mateo County; No Victims Found
• After 12 Days On Ventilator, Flower Mound Principal Chad Russell Recovers From COVID-19
• Winter Storm & Cold Weather Resources
• Deaths Of FBI Agents Will Most Likely Lead To Warrant Service Modifications
• FBI Releases More Pictures Of People Wanted Following US Capitol Riots
• Girl, 15, Shot And Wounded In Humboldt Park
• Red-Light Camera Fee Fight Sent To Florida Supreme Court
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Lays Out Plan To Punish Major Tech Companies, Big Earners For State
• UPMC Health Care Workers Surprised With Trip To Super Bowl
• Update: BART Service Recovering After Equipment Problem At San Francisco's 16th Street Mission Station
• It's 'Quite A Process' For Smaller Colorado Pharmacies Trying To Become COVID Vaccine Sites
• DOJ drops admissions discrimination suit against Yale
• Plan To Strip Gov. Walz Of Power To Close Schools Passes 1st Test
• Patriots' Lawrence Guy Says He's Rooting For Tom Brady In Super Bowl LV: 'When You Lay Roots Into A Business Like He Has, People Strive To Be Better Than Him'
• 'Play It Safe': Football Fans Urged To Watch The Super Bowl At Home With Their Immediate Families
• Goats, Chickens And Ducks Rescued From Bitter Cold Up For Adoption With MSPCA
• Bob Horowitz On What Makes The Perfect Super Bowl Commercial: 'Tugs On The Heartstrings'
• SNOW TOTALS: How Much Snow Fell In Your Neighborhood?
• Baltimore's Board Of Estimates Ends Agreement With Company Running Aerial Surveillance Program
• FAN N'ATION: Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwich & Spicy Moscow Mule Recipes
• Coach Brenda Frese Poised To Tie Maryland School Record With 499 Wins
• Long Beach Restaurant Owner Who Defied Outdoor Dining Ban Wants Health Permit Returned
• Mahomes' Dad Pitched For Twins, And Other Minnesota Ties To Super Bowl LV
• Update: San Francisco Sues School District Over Slow Reopening Plans; 'Shame It Has Come To This'
• Kemba Walker Ruled Out Vs. Kings, Leaving Celtics With Very Few Options At Point Guard
• Chiefs' Andy Reid Reveals Eagles Didn't Formally Request To Interview Offensive Coordinator Eric Bieniemy For Head Coach
• Davis Police Arrest 2 Men Suspected In Dozens Of Catalytic Converter Thefts
• 2-Year-Old Levy Pugh Of Celina Found Safe Following Amber Alert, Father Apprehended
• Salvation Army Launches Blessings Boutique In Homewood
• COVID-19 In Allegheny County: 92% Of Kane Community Living Centers Residents Have Been Vaccinated
• LA Vaccination Sites Staffing Hundreds Of Security Guards Following Dodger Stadium Protest
• Body Recovered From Cedar Hill Pond Last November Identified As Missing Man Jorian Caldwell
• Johnson & Johnson Could Be The 'Workhorse' COVID Vaccine, Colorado Doctor Says
• Port Authority Puts Out Call To Local Artists After Being Awarded Grant
• Jonelle Matthews Murder Suspect Steve Pankey Pleads Not Guilty
• Grocery Store Workers In Long Beach Blast Kroger's Decision To Close 2 Stores As 'Retaliation,' 'Corporate Greed'
• No Injuries After Hazardous Chemical Fire Breaks Out In South Baltimore
• Dr. Anthony Fauci Warns Against Super Bowl Parties During Pandemic: 'Just Lay Low And Cool It'
• Denver Weather: Last Mild Day Before Cold Air Invades For At Least A Week
• Gov. Evers To Push Again For Lower Prescription Drug Costs
• Former Twins, Saints Coach Wayne 'Twig' Terwilliger Dies At 95
• Fallen Sacramento County Deputy Adam Gibson To Be Laid To Rest Wednesday
• New COVID Mass Vaccination Site To Open At Cal State LA
• COVID Update: Contra Costa Health Officials Say COVID-19 Numbers Declining
• COVID In Florida: 6,979 Additional Cases, 203 New Deaths Reported Wednesday
• More details emerge about 2 FBI agents killed in Florida
• Email Reveals Wis. Racial Task Force Co-Chair Called Job 'Political Loser'
• Carjackings Reported In West Town, Lincoln Park, Burnside Overnight
• National Aviary's African Penguin Chick Makes Public Debut
• GameStop's Stupefying Stock Rise Doesn't Hide Its Reality
• Twins Announce Limited Fan Attendance At Spring Training Games
• Cardona testifies on COVID and reopening schools at confirmation hearing
• Pennsylvania County Prosecutor Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Female Clients
• Country star T.J. Osborne comes out as gay
• "Perfect storm" drove major surge in 2020 homicides
• Scottish lawmakers reject call to probe Trump's finances
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Second Day With Fewer Than 1K New Cases Reported; Positivity Rate Increases
• Petaluma Police Arrest 2 After Stolen Vehicle Found in Hotel Parking Lot
• San Bernardino, Hemet Among The Top 10 Cheapest Calif. Cities For Renters
• Illinois State Lawmakers Now Eligible To Get COVID-19 Vaccines
• Chad Michael Salsman, Bradford County District Attorney, Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Female Clients
• After Getting Second COVID Vaccine Dose, Boulder Woman Celebrates 100th Birthday
• CBS Sports Network Sees Top Teams Villanova, Gonzaga Face Conference Foes This Week
• 95-Year-Old Man Accused Of Shooting Employee At His Assisted Living Center In Lafayette
• Sources: Teen Arson Suspect Confessed, Hit Wrong House That Left 5 Dead
• Super Bowl Ads Preview: Michael B. Jordan As Alexa, Return Of 'Wayne's World'
• MTA Mobility Van Driver Frankye Duckett, Fatally Shot On The Job, Also Worked For Baltimore City School Police
• Young Reader's Edition Of Michelle Obama's Book Out In March
• Oakland Police Seek Public's Help In Brazen 2018 Bus Stop Murder Of Patrick Scott Jr.
• Court: Derek Chauvin's Trial Set For March Will Be Held In Person
• North Dallas High School Baseball Players Join 74-Year-Old Frank Miller For Game Of 'Catch' At Globe Life Field
• Guinness Parent Company Diageo Gives $10M To Historically Black Colleges, Including Morgan State, Bowie State
• Police Offer $5K Reward For Info On Morgan Hill Murder Last May
• Lab Results Show Injured Fort Bliss Soldiers Drank Antifreeze During Field Training Exercise
• San Jose Police Release Surveillance Footage Of Fatal Hit-And-Run
• Deadly Shooting At Gun Range Justified, Says Erie County DA
• Nickelodeon Partnering With CBS Sports To Produce "Nick-ified" Super Bowl LV Pregame Show
• Police: High School Senior Killed In Early Morning Shooting
• Boston City Council Approves Petition To Waive Special Election To Replace Mayor Walsh
• Driver Hospitalized After Car Careens Through Willmar Backyards
• Dr. Fauci Warns Against Super Bowl Parties To Avoid Virus Spread
• COVID-19 In Illinois: 3,314 New Cases, 69 More Deaths; DuPage, Kane, Lake, And McHenry Counties Move To Phase 4 Of Reopening Plan
• Netflix Leads Golden Globe Nominations With 'Mank,' 'The Crown'
• Tom Brady Cursed Out Teammate For Crying After NFC Championship Game Victory
• Oakland Coliseum To Be Used As Mass COVID-19 Vaccination Site
• Colorado Mammoth Cancels Spring Season Due To Uncertainties With COVID Pandemic
• Duff Goldman, Baltimore's 'Ace Of Cakes,' Wife Johnna Welcome Baby Girl
• Baker Rooting For Tom Brady, But Discourages Super Bowl Parties
• Don Sweeney Named Assistant GM For Canada's 2022 Olympic Hockey Team
• Celina PD Issue Amber Alert For Missing Toddler Levy Pugh, Father May Be Trying To Take Boy To Mexico
• Pittsburgh Pirates Pitcher Chris Archer Agrees To Rejoin Tampa Bay Rays On $6.5M, 1-Year Deal
• Man Accused Of Trying To Board Plane With 22 Pounds Of Meth At Orlando Airport
• Aurora Police Continue To Search For Hit & Run Driver Wanted In Crash That Left Pedestrian Critically Injured
• Tom Brady Merchandise Is Selling Like Crazy Everywhere -- Including New England
• Republican Fernando Mateo Enters New York City Mayoral Race
• House to vote to remove Marjorie Taylor Greene from committees
• Laura Schwartzenberger, FBI Agent Killed In Florida, Was Northeastern Graduate
• Dozen State Police Charged In Massacre Of 19 Found Shot, Burned Across Rio Grande From Texas
• In Continuing Back And Forth, Wis. Assembly To Send Mask Order Repeal Back To Senate
• First Official Day On The Job For New Dallas Police Department Chief Eddie Garcia
• Philadelphia Weather: Cleanup Underway After Storm Dumps Nearly 8 Inches Of Snow In City
• Maryland U.S. Attorney Hur Stepping Down Effective February 15
• Alyssa O'Brien Charged With Arson After Allegedly Setting Mattress On Fire In Havre De Grace Home
• Founder Of Organization For Victims Of Sexual Abuse Calls Fallen FBI Agents 'Heroes'
• Michael Evans Behling Spills The Tea On All American Season 3 & Answers Fan Questions
• 'I Do Not Apologize': Baker Stands By COVID Vaccine Rollout Decisions, Acknowledges 'Unhappiness'
• Charges: Convicted Sex Offender Raped Woman At MOA Light Rail Station, Assaulted Girlfriend
• Newsmax anchor walks off after MyPillow CEO touts conspiracies
• San Leandro Mystery After Armed Suspect Slams Into Three Vehicles Attempting To Elude Police
• Myanmar's ousted leader charged after military coup
• Democrats Outspent GOP 2-1 In Failed Bid To Take Legislature
• Former Band Director At Multiple Local Districts Arrested On Child Pornography Charges
• Trader Joe's ups hazard pay for its U.S. workers, but there's a catch
• Judge Refuses To Toss McDonald's Lawsuit Against Former CEO
• New York City Health Commissioner Dr. Dave Chokshi Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Chicago Grocery Distribution Event Delivers Thousands Of Pounds Of Produce, Dairy And Other Non Perishables
• Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott Announces $3.9M In Grants For Restaurants, Taverns Struggling With COVID-Related Expenses
• Small Business Continuity Fund Program For The City Of Dallas
• Celebrate Valentine's Day By Sending A Digital Card To A Child At Lurie Children's Hospital
• Brian Sicknick, Capitol Police Officer Who Died After Riot, Lies In Honor
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 3,128 More Coronavirus Cases, 143 Additional Deaths
• Police: 66-Year-Old Man Stabbed 16 Times In Custody After Woman Stabbed 9 Times In North Philly Rooming Home
• Massachusetts Adding More COVID Vaccine Appointments To Meet Demand For Most At Risk
• Manhattan Beach Closing Major Street To Give Restaurants Outdoor Dining Space
• Florida Cruise Industry Recovery Likely To Be A Long Haul
• Capitol police officer remembered as a "peacekeeper" as he lies in honor
• Man Charged In January Carjacking In Uptown
• COVID In MN: MDH Reports 669 More Virus Cases, 24 More Deaths
• Atlantic City Police: Officers Talk Woman Down From Wanting To Kill Store Clerk During Robbery
• Tesla Issues Recall For 135,000 Cars Over Touchscreen Failures
• 19-Year-Old Woman Shot In South Baltimore
• More screen time causing vision problems in pandemic, doctor warns
• Chicago Weather: With Deep Freeze Approaching, City Officials Prepare For Dangerous Cold
• Opening Statements Begin In Kelsie Schelling Murder Trial For Suspect Donthe Lucas
• Small Plane Made Emergency Landing On I-75 Near Weston
• Nolan Arenado Embraces Playing For Perennial Contender In Cards
• Supreme Court sides with Germany in Nazi-era art dispute
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Newsom Recall Gaining Momentum; Beloved Campo Di Bocce Restaurant Closing; Researchers 'Racing Against Mutations'
• Rodney Harrison: Re-Signing Cam Newton Would Be Bill Belichick's Worst Move Ever
• As Students Return To In-Person, School Bus Drivers Reminding Motorists Of Bus Safety
• Tom Brady Merchandise Is Selling Like Crazy Everywhere -- Including New England
• Mayor Duggan Expands Vaccination Eligibility To Food Service Workers, Security Guards And Janitors
• Gov. Tom Wolf Proposes Raising Income Taxes On High Earners, Boosting Aid For Public Schools
• 70 Cockfighting Roosters Seized From Property In Llano
• Alameda Police Seek Driver Who Hit Woman Crossing Street And Fled
• Philadelphia Weather: Snow Showers Lingering As Nor'easter Slow Moves Away From Region
• Fatal 2-Alarm House Fire In Frankford Ruled Arson, Victim Identified As Michael Zappile
• Supreme Court cancels arguments in two Trump-era immigration cases
• Biden tells House Dems he's "flexible" on some numbers in relief bill
• Will Derek Carr Become Patriots' Next Quarterback?
• Audit Requested After COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Spoiled In Palm Beach County
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• Who Is Raymond Michael Weber, The Man Accused Of Killing 2 Females In Vacaville And Live Streaming Video Of Their Bodies?
• Walmart To Close Down Underperforming Irvine Supercenter Next Month
• Prosper Police Arrest Vandalism Suspect Who They Say Painted Gang-Like Graffiti Across The City
• Some People Turned Away From First-Dose Appointments At Baltimore COVID-19 Vaccination Site Due To Registration Confusion
• Nick Bilton On HBO Documentary 'Fake Famous': '87% Of Kids Say They Want To Be A Famous Influencer'
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Total Coronavirus Cases Now Top 70K In Allegheny Co.; 33 More Deaths Reported
• Wisconsin Assembly Sends Mask Order Repeal Back To Senate
• Michelle Obama releasing new edition of memoir for kids
• Super Bowl 2021: Philadelphia Native Jazmine Sullivan Preparing To Perform National Anthem Duet At Super Bowl LV
• Kemba Walker Still Not His Usual Self, But Bounced Back Nicely Against Warriors
• Black Bottom Archives Preserves One of the Most Important Neighborhoods in Detroit's Black History
• Here Are All The Times It Was Belichick And Not Brady
• Henry Ford Museum Opens New "Food Soldiers" Exhibit, Celebrating the History of Race Activism Through Agriculture
• 18 Massachusetts CVS Pharmacies To Begin Offering COVID Vaccine Appointments
• Madden NFL 21 Simulation Picks Chiefs To Win Super Bowl LV
• WATCH: Boston Dynamics' Robot 'Spot' Can Jump Rope With New Arm
• Kroger shutting stores to avoid giving workers "hazard pay"
• Michigan Man Charged With Attempted Murder After Setting Booby Trap To Harm Troopers
• Country star's recording contract suspended over racial slur
• Bidens Pay Respects To Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick Killed In Riot As He Lies In Honor At Capitol
• After Request From President Biden, Supreme Court Delays Hearing Border Wall, Asylum Cases
• Report: Minnesota Twins Bring Back DH Nelson Cruz With 1-Year, $13M Deal
• Fans Who Jawed With LeBron James Won't Be Banned From NBA Games
• 3 National Guard pilots killed in Idaho helicopter crash
• Send Valentine's Day Cards To Residents At Oak Lawn Memory Care Community
• State Officials Warn People To Be Aware, Use Caution On Ice
• 3 Injured Driver Flees Aurora Traffic Stop, Crashes Into 3 Cars
• Covid-19 Headquarters: Cut Through The Covid Confusion - What To Do Now If You Or A Loved One Has Covid – Lifesaving Advice 
• New Pre-Print Study Suggests COVID Reinfection Is Not That Rare
• Buffalo Bill's Home In 'The Silence Of The Lambs' Sold
• 'Mank,' 'The Crown' Lead Golden Globe Nominations With 6 Each
• WWII Veteran Secures Spot At Mass Vaccination Event At National Western Complex
• Jazz Edge Pistons 117-105
• "Mank" tops Golden Globe nominations with six nods
• Members Of Recent Robert Morris University Graduating Class Say Change To Diplomas Was Done Without Public Input
• Florida Man With Florida Tattoo On Forehead Arrested For Misuse Of 911, Marijuana Possession
• Florida Democrats Don't Want Students' Standardized Test Scores To Be Used Against Them
• A Year After Daughter's Death In North Carolina, Grieving Mom Still Waiting For Answers; 'It's Devastating'
• Lawsuit Seeks Reversal Of Michigan's Ban On Contact Sports
• New Denver Health Outpatient Facility To Help Vaccinate Thousands In Coming Weeks
• Lafayette Police Respond To Assisted Living Center On Reports Of A Shooting
• Raymond Weber, Vacaville Man Accused Of Killing And Livestreaming Video Of Bodies, Appears In Court
• Maryland Man Anthony Brennan III Sentenced For Assault On Bike Trial Over BLM Flyers
• Hendrick Signs 2 Sponsors For Kyle Larson
• U.K.'s COVID variant hunters warn U.S. mutations could be widespread
• Dog Kept Guard Over Owner David Deshon Who Was Found Dead In Snow
• Chicago Public Library Workers Wonder Why They're Not At Higher Priority Level For COVID-19 Vaccine
• 4-Year-Old Gray Wolf Collared After Being Tracked In Colorado
• House votes to fine lawmakers who ignore metal detectors
• Grant Williams Stands Tall To Help Celtics Take Down Warriors
• Dr. Oz, Anderson Cooper Among Newly Announced 'Jeopardy!' Guest Hosts
• Mercer County Mother Of 8 Suspected As Major Player In Capitol Riot
• SpaceX Mars Rocket Prototype Crashes And Explodes In Texas, Now The FAA Is Investigating
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• Stimulus Check: Will GOP Counteroffer Affect Biden's $1.9 Trillion Relief Package?
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Vaccine Rollout Speed
• Dog Was Still Keeping Guard Over California Man Found Dead, Family Says
• Super Bowl LV Kicks Off Sunday In Tampa, Limited Fans In The Stands
• UC Davis Study Finds Face Masks Do Not Impact Ability To Communicate
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• 70% To 85% Of Americans Need To Be Fully Vaccinated For A Return To Normal, Dr. Fauci Says. So Far It's Less Than 2%
• Turkey banking on a Chinese vaccine in its battle against COVID-19
• LA Moving Forward With $5 'Hazard Pay' Raise For Grocery Store Workers
• NH GOP Lawmakers Propose School Choice Bill, Saying Parents Are Frustrated During Pandemic
• Comcast Commits To Delay Data Overage Charges In Agreement With Pa. Attorney General
• CBS 11 News This Morning Super Bowl Recipes: Madison's Corn Dip
• Weather Blog: Just Past Halfway Point Of Winter
• 12 officers charged after 19 bodies found near Mexico-U.S. border
• New York Weather: CBS2's 2/3 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
• Teachers Union Defends Mt. Lebanon Teachers Criticized By Parents For Working Remotely While Students Are In Building
• GameStop Shares Plunge Below $100 As WallStreetBets Traders Face Huge Losses
• Gov. Gavin Newsom Approval Rating Drops Below 50% In New Poll As Recall Effort Grows
• Gov. Tom Wolf Seeks Big Increase In School Funding Supported By Tax Increase
• Caught On Video: Man With Crutches Beaten Aboard MTA Bus In The Bronx
• Preparing For Tax Season: Understanding What Has Changed Due To The Pandemic
• Utah Woman Killed In Vacaville Double Homicide Was Engaged To Her Suspected Killer, Leaves Behind 4-Year-Old Son
• Photography Without Borders: Non-Profit Empowering Young Students To Tell Their Stories Through The Lens
• Biden pays respects to slain Capitol Police officer Brian Sicknick
• U.S. won't expel unaccompanied migrant children, White House says
• New celebrity guests to host "Jeopardy!" for charity
• Five children among six killed in Oklahoma shooting
• What Can You Safely Do After Receiving The COVID-19 Vaccine? Your Questions Answered
• Treasury Department calls addressing climate change a priority
• Groundhog Day 2021: Punxsutawney Phil makes his prediction
• SpaceX Starship prototype explodes on landing in test flight
• 1895 Hotel In Danger Of Collapse After Storm, To Be Demolished Wednesday
• Nike's new sneaker innovation? No hands required
• Pro-Trump lawyer reportedly being probed for voter fraud
• Senate Democrats clear hurdle on $1.9 trillion COVID bill
• Woman Escapes Attempted Kidnapping In Humboldt Park
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• Pittsburgh Weather: Partly Sunny And Cold
• FBI Special Agent In Charge: Agents Died Doing What They 'Loved To Do To Keep The American People Safe'
• Driver Charged With DUI After Crash Injures Illinois State Trooper On I-90
• 'A Very Dark Day': FBI Loses 2 Agents Shot & Killed While Serving Warrant In Sunrise
• Oxford: Vaccine could curb not only illness, but spread of COVID-19
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• Crash Under Investigation After Truck Overturns On Roosevelt Boulevard In Logan
• Chicago Weather: One More Quiet Day Before Wintry Mix Thursday, Weekend Temperature Drop
• Police Investigating Whether 'Nazi,' 'Convict Trump' Graffiti On Supporter's Business Was Hate Crime
• Police Investigating Whether 'Nazi,' 'Convict Trump' Graffiti Was Hate Crime
• Nonproliferation expert warns leaders aren't focused on nuclear threat
• Recipient of extremely rare face and hands transplant doing well
• 'Something Went Awfully, Awfully Wrong' Says Former FBI Agent On Shooting In Sunrise
• Penn Hills Football Coach Cancels Lifting, Urges Players To Help Neighbors Shovel Sidewalks Instead
• Man Dies After Fall From Downtown Pittsburgh Building
• Alex Gray Running To Be Boston's First Blind City Councilor
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Pittsburgh VA Hosting Walk-In COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic
• Wednesday's Child: 10-Year-Old Aiden
• Beloved Campo Di Bocce Restaurant In Livermore Closes Its Doors After 15 Years Due To COVID Shutdown
• Black Bear Hunters Harvest 3,600 Bears In 2020
• COVID-19 In Westmoreland County: Bushy Run Pharmacy Administers Nearly 900 Vaccines
• Doctors Reattach Fremont Man's Thumb After Roommate Allegedly Cut It Off During A Fight
• Ma Rainey's 'Black Bottom' Nominated For 9 NAACP Image Awards
• Pittsburgh Police Warn Against Leaving Car Running During Winter Due To Increase In Stolen Cars
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• Port Authority Upgrading Lighting In Downtown Tunnels
• Weathers' 20 Points Helps Duquesne Beat Dayton In First Game At UPMC Cooper Fieldhouse
• Jayson Tatum Leads Celtics Past Stephen Curry And Warriors, 111-107
• Los Angeles Angels Acquire RHP Alex Cobb From Baltimore Orioles For Prospect Jahmai Jones
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• Irving Scores 39, Nets Cool Off Clippers With Win

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• Myanmar charges deposed leader following military coup
• Widow of Louisiana congressman-elect who died of COVID-19 runs for his seat
• AstraZeneca COVID vaccine cuts transmission, U.K. study shows
• AstraZeneca vaccine shows promise in reducing the spread of COVID-19 as concern grows over virus mutations
• False links between COVID vaccine and infertility raise alarm among women
• Suspect identified in shooting that killed 2 FBI agents
• 3 officers involved in George Floyd's death detained innocent man weeks earlier
• Biden confident GOP will support his COVID economic relief plan
• Biden pushes forward with COVID relief bill as House Republicans consider status of Marjorie Taylor Greene
• Education Secretary nominee Miguel Cardona questioned during confirmation hearing
• Department of Homeland Security monitors security threats ahead of the Super Bowl
• Biden meets with Democrats to discuss COVID-19 stimulus proposal
• Dolphin predicts Chiefs will be Super Bowl champions
• Netflix dominates Golden Globe nominations
• Honorary captain gets ready for Super Bowl LV
• Former FEMA leader on how to increase COVID-19 vaccine rollout
• Oxford says its vaccine may help curb spread of COVID-19
• Congressional tribute held for Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick
• Biden signs second round of immigration executive orders
• CBS Sports NFL analyst on Tom Brady's 10th Super Bowl appearance
• Senate committee holds confirmation hearing for education secretary nominee Miguel Cardona
• Scientists track genetic code of the U.K. coronavirus variant as mutation emerges
• Confronting a legacy of racism at the Department of Veterans Affairs
• Biden administration ramps up vaccine distribution
• Whitney Houston's national anthem still the gold standard 30 years later
• Pandemic leads to increase in vision problems
• World War II veteran who raised millions for British health service dies from COVID-19
• Senator Joe Manchin on Democrats advancing resolution for COVID-19 relief package
• Jeff Bezos stepping down as Amazon CEO, hands role to Andy Jassy
• Fallen U.S. Capitol police officer Brian Sicknick lies in honor at Rotunda
• Biden signs orders to undo Trump administration's immigration policies
• Deadliest shooting of FBI agents in 35 years: 2 killed, 3 wounded serving warrant
• U.K. scientists studying genetic code of coronavirus as new variants emerge
• South Los Angeles hospital removes barriers for minority communities seeking vaccine
• White House to send vaccines directly to pharmacies
• 2/3: CBSN AM
• Turkey's COVID fight relying on Chinese vaccine