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Articles from February 4, 2021

• Police Step Up Investigation Into Assault on Asian American Seniors in Oakland Chinatown
• Constrained COVID Vaccine Supply Prompts the Privileged to Jump the Line
• Denver's First Black-Owned Gun Club Offers Inclusive Space For All
• Citizen Shoots Suspect: Steven Padilla Shot 3 People In Oak Creek Before Being Killed By Citizen, Police Say
• Child Seriously Hurt In Hit & Run On Havana Street In Aurora
• Suspect Arrested Following Deadly 8-Car Crash Near San Francisco Lake Merced
• LA Restaurants Want You To Celebrate The Super Bowl With Take-out
• Local Lawmakers Looking To Ease Reopening Guidelines For Disneyland, Other Theme Parks
• Vigil Held For Rolando Pinto, Driver Killed After Pomona Pursuit Ended In Crash
• Hiker Missing Near Nederland: Teams Searched All Night For Arvada Man
• 'I Felt Very Helpless': Confusion Over Vaccine Eligibility Continues In LA County
• Deputy Shoots, Kills Woman Reportedly Armed With Knife In Nevada County
• Shooting Leaves Man Dead In Sherman Oaks Neighborhood, Suspect Arrested
• San Quentin Hit With Record Pandemic-Related Fine
• Frustration Grows Over Colorado Unemployment Benefits Confusion, Increase In Claims
• Subject Detained After Barricading Inside Orangevale Home
• LeBron's Triple-Double Powers Lakers Past Nuggets, 114-93
• 5 Arrested In Fort Collins Drug Bust Involving 1,000+ Black Market Xanax Pills
• Measure Would Ban 147 Members Of Congress Who Challenged Election Legitimacy From California State Assembly
• Minnesota Weather: Arctic Blast Follows Messy Snowstorm
• Scarlet Knights Beat Gopher Men 76-72
• Teen Wanted In Deadly Wisconsin Mall Shooting Captured In Iowa
• Chicago Weather: Brutal Winds, Cold Moving In As Snow Moves Out
• Kyle Long Weighs In On Ryan Pace, Matt Nagy, The Future Of The Bears
• 99-Year-Old Man Who Went Missing in Santa Clara Found Safe
• How Much Do We Owe In Student Debt? And How Did We Get Here?
• COVID In Denver: Vaccine Outreach Teams Focus On Communities With Limited Access
• Colorado Avalanche Shut Down After NHL Revises Virus Protocols
• Crews Recover Bodies Of Three Skiers Killed In San Juan County Avalanche
• Goal, 3 Assists For Patrick Kane As Blackhawks Edge Carolina Hurricanes
• Fewer People Are Getting Tested For COVID In Sacramento County
• Driver In Custody After Barricading In Car Following Woodland Hills Pursuit 
• Fort Collins Voters To Decide Whether To Ban Single-Use Plastic Bags
• Police: Woman Found Pills In Flintstones Vitamin Bottle Purchased At Dorchester Target
• Southie Coffee Shop Gets Big Plug From Mayor Walsh During Senate Hearing
• Celebrating Black History Makers: Artist Jeff Beckham Finds New Calling In Old Skill
• Strome, Rangers Spoil Ovechkin's Milestone With 4-2 Win
• Man Who Moved Into Kyle Rittenhouse's Old Apartment Talks About Experience, Having Police Show Up Looking For Rittenhouse
• Heroic Rescue: Elmwood Park Police Chief Pulls Mother, 2-Year-Old Daughter Out Of Freezing Passaic River
• Sacramento Homeless Union Beginning Recall Against Sacramento Mayor Steinberg
• COVID Vaccine Sites Continue To Open Across NYC As Mayor, Governor Battle Over Using Second Doses As First Doses
• New York State Trooper Files Discrimination Complaint Against State Police, Alleging Unfair Treatment Of Pregnant Women
• Quincy Woman Arrested For Stealing Fire Dept. Truck, Low Speed Chase In RI
• San Bernardino Surpasses 2K Total COVID-19 Deaths, Riverside Nears 280K Cases
• Gun, Ecstasy, LSD: Probation Search Lands Oakdale Teen In Juvenile Hall
• House Strips Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Of Committee Assignments For Supporting Conspiracy Theories
• CHP: Man With 9 Other DUI Convictions Arrested Again Under Suspicion Of DUI Again Near Modesto
• Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw Has Open, Honest Conversation With CBS3's Jessica Kartalija
• Suspect Killed In Shootout With US Marshals In Baltimore Was Grocery Store Security Guard Wanted For Saturday Shooting
• Suspect Vehicle Images Released In Shooting That Killed Vallejo Couple, Injured Their Baby
• COVID Not Stopping Fans From Flocking To Tampa For Super Bowl Experience
• 'We Are Ready' | Local Maryland Health Officials Frustrated At Lack of COVID-19 Vaccine As Mass Vaccination Sites Are Set to Open
• Parents Of Children With Compromised Immune Systems Desperate To Get COVID Vaccine
• 'I Loved Everything About Him' | Family, Friends Remember Frankye Duckett, MTA Mobility Van Driver Fatally Shot On The Job
• 'An Angel': Family Remembers 3-Year-Old Boy Allegedly Killed By Mom's Boyfriend In Allegheny Co.
• Donny Ray Geter Charged With Murder In Deadly Shooting Last Month In Dallas
• Marjorie Taylor Greene Removed From House Committee Assignments
• New Baltimore Business Greenhouse Tea Company Attracting Attention Of Some Celebrities
• Adrienne Arsht Center Announces 'Broadway In Miami' Will Return This Fall
• Banged-Up Warriors Go Small, Overpower Mavericks
• Hospitals See Uptick In Brain Injuries Caused By Sledding Accidents
• Rentals At Minnesota State, County Parks In High Demand Amid COVID
• Screams Heard In Woods In Howard County Are From Foxes, Officials Say
• Man, 9-Year-Old Daughter Found Dead In Suspected Murder-Suicide In Lake Villa
• Marjorie Taylor Greene Removed From House Committee Assignments
• Cold Blast Moving Into Minnesota Impacts Weekend Activities, Businesses
• Forsberg Shines As Predators Beat Panthers 6-5 In Overtime
• Man Wanted For Allegedly Exposing Himself To Women At San Joaquin County Business
• Joe Flacco's Elite Place In NFL History: One Of Just Two QBs To Defeat Tom Brady In Conference Championship Game
• Cities may be underestimating their carbon footprints, study warns
• Flautist Donald Rabin Returns To Chicago To Recover Lost $22,000 Flute, Plays It At Police Station And CTA Stop
• Queen Anne's County Public Schools To Implement Hybrid Learning Schedule Feb. 16
• Twins Acquire Shaun Anderson From Giants For LaMonte Wade Jr.
• Joel Embiid Puffs Up All-Star Game Credentials In Sixers' Loss To Trail Blazers
• Charges: Gabriel Cruz Shot Bryant Lutgens To Death On Snowbank In Drugs Dispute
• 'Chasing His Dream': North Attleboro's Anthony Sherman Playing In 2nd Super Bowl
• Latest Trends In COVID-19 'Vulnerability Index' Showing Better Days Ahead For North Texas
• Strome, Rangers Spoil Ovechkin's Milestone With 4-2 Win
• Many People Crossing State Lines To Get COVID-19 Vaccine In Texas
• U.S. Sen. Gary Peters Planning Investigations As Senate Committee Chair
• Teen, 17, Arrested For Fatal Shooting Of Ceres Man, Police Say
• Super Bowl 2021: Two Eagles Fans Among 7,500 Health Care Workers Who 'Won The Lottery' To Attend Big Game
• 8-Year-Old Boy Returns Home After Spending Days In ICU Suffering From MIS-C
• Flood Warning Extended For Areas Surrounding St. Clair River Until Noon Friday
• Google Unveils Mountain View Development Plans; Will Include Retail, Dining, Housing
• US Postal Inspectors Need Your Help To Identify Suspicious Mailbox Activity
• Impending Layoffs Of 31 Special Educators In Mercer County 'Being Dealt With In A Very Heinous Matter,' Parents Say
• Pedestrian Struck, Killed By Amtrak Train In Suisun City
• Innocent Driver Killed After Pomona Pursuit Ends In Crash, Suspect Eli Lopez Charged With Murder
• Young Bobcats Play On Trampoline In Lone Tree
• Robbinsdale Man Convicted Of Running Down, Dragging Girlfriend To Death With His Car
• COVID: Mass Vaccination Site At San Francisco's Moscone Center Set To Open
• LIVE UPDATES: Snow Covers Chicago Area Ahead Of Deep Freeze
• WATCH: Pittsburgh Steelers LB Alex Highsmith Surprises Mom With New Car
• Dog Stranded At New Jersey Animal Shelter For Almost A Year Now In Foster Home
• Almost Entire Class Of Third Graders, Teacher Test Positive For COVID-19 At Long Island Elementary Schools
• Wanted Parolee Arrested After Standoff At Vacaville Home
• Report: Popular Baby Food Products Contain Toxic Amounts Of Heavy Metals
• Manhattan Animal Care Center Finds Foster Homes For All Animals After Being Forced To Close Temporarily
• 8 LAPD Employees Die From COVID-19
• Project Home: Bay Area Homeless Shelter Workers Ask To Be Prioritized for COVID-19 Vaccines
• Dodger Fans Celebrate One Year With Mookie Betts
• 22 People Arrested In Human Trafficking Ring Bust In New Jersey
• Upstate New York Man Finds Late 19th Century Photography Studio In Secret Attic
• Livermore Parents, Teachers Spar Over Reopening Classrooms
• Steamboat Springs Celebrates 108th Annual Winter Carnival
• East Bay Sports Bar Preps For COVID-Controlled Super Bowl Watch Party
• Lawmakers Unveil Reforms To California's Troubled EDD Unemployment Payment Program
• 'Beloved By Whom': Tweet Wishing Mayor Eric Garcetti A Happy Birthday Garners Widespread Scorn
• 2 Men, 3 Teen Girls Arrested In Santa Rosa Armed Robbery, Burglary Spree
• COVID: Santa Clara County Begins Offering Vaccines To All Residents 65 And Older - 'No Wrong Door' For Shots
• El Segundo Chevron Refinery Cited For Hydrogen Sulfide Release Into Air
• Timeline Of Events In Death Investigation Of Placerville Boy Roman Lopez
• Left In Dark About Mother's Suspected Murder By Alleged Serial Killer Billy Chemirmir, North Texas Woman Inspires Change
• Advocacy Group Gives Pennsylvania 'F' For Coronavirus Testing
• Careers On Hold: Thousands Of Graduates Not Allowed To Work After State Cancels Licensing Exams
• Week-Long Operation Leads To 145 Arrests In LA County
• Deadly Avalanche Claims Life Of Backcountry Skier Near Vail Mountain
• Some Seniors Finding Success At Last After Struggling To Get COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments
• Part-Time Police Officer, Firefighter In West Virginia Charged With Sex Assault
• Texas Lawmaker Proposes Bill To Make Day After Super Bowl A State Holiday
• NASA, SpaceX To Team Up For Mission Exploring Origins Of The Universe
• Oakland Police Seek Suspect In 3 Chinatown Assaults
• Sacramento County Proclaims State Of Emergency After Destructive Winter Storms
• Police Looking For Man Who Knocked Victim Unconscious In Venice
• Super Bowl LV: Advice For Sports Betting Rookies
• 'Hopefully Justice Will Prevail': Former Placerville Mayor Hopes To Honor Roman Lopez, Community Feels Relief With Arrests
• Fort Worth's Zach Briseno Is 2nd Known Double Amputee In US To Become Police Officer
• Former Central Valley And Pitt Star Jordan Whitehead Ready To Shine With Tampa Bay In Super Bowl
• New Boston Police Commissioner On Leave For Past Domestic Abuse Allegations
• Denver Weather: More Heavy Mountain Snow
• New Jersey Man Mistakenly Receives $5,000 Shipment Of Custom Hockey Sticks Meant For NHL Star Zdeno Chara
• FAN N'ATION - Cave Painting Search: George Williams
• Roof Of 95-Year-Old Newark Church Collapses, Heavy Snowfall Suspected To Be Cause
• COVID Vaccines: Sutter Health Opens Up Vaccination Appointments For Patients 65 And Older
• Rep. Beth Van Duyne Urges Fix To 'Lack Of Consistency And Communication' On COVID-19 Vaccine Supply
• Miami PD Needs Help Finding 85-Year-Old Dorothy McCray Who Suffers From Dementia
• Livermore Police Asks Public To Help Find Shooting Suspect
• Man Charged With Murder For Shooting Teens In Stolen Car
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Catholic Schools Have Largely Stayed Open Since The Fall
• MPD Chief Arradondo: City Down 200 Officers From Staffing Level Two Years Ago
• 'Way For Everyone To Spend Time Outside': Natomas Teens Push To Install Futsal Court In Area Park
• Demanding Answers: New Yorkers Grow More Concerned About Subway Crime, Curtailed NYPD Involvement In Mental Health Crisis
• 'It Just Doesn't Make Any Sense': Teachers Question Safety Of Returning To Campus Before Being Vaccinated
• Senate GOP Pitches Cuts To Minneapolis Funding If City Doesn't Reimburse For Additional Police Help
• Super Bowl 2021: Four Seasons Total Landscaping To Be Featured In Fiverr Commercial
• Dallas ISD Working With Students For More Comfortable Learning Environment
• Man Accused Of Trying To Kidnap Woman In Tracy Arrested In Stockton
• Airport Workers Protest Vaccination Priority Shift From Essential Workers To Elderly
• Goodwill's Manufacturing Team Working To Make Army's New Dress Uniform
• Quemuel Arroyo Appointed As MTA's First All-Agency Chief Accessibility Officer
• Health Experts Recommend Changes For COVID-Safe Super Bowl Watch Parties
• Indians Welcome Eddie Rosario After He Battered Them With Twins
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: 3 College Students Create Website For Finding Vaccine
• Police Searching For Armed, Unmasked Man Who Stole Chicken From Roscoe's In Pasadena
• Colorado Singer Nathaniel Rateliff Gets Custom Snarf's Sandwich 'The Rateliff'
• Prospect Of Student Debt Forgiveness Welcomed By 'Sandwich Generation' As Their Kids Head To College
• Man Accused Of Beating Girlfriend's 3-Year-Old Boy Charged With Homicide
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Says Teachers Union Has Provided Counterproposal After She Called For CPS Reopening Deal By End Of The Day
• Paynesville Living Facility Constructs 'Visitation Stations' Amid COVID Pandemic
• Anonymous Donor Puts 'Blind Faith' In Local Restaurant To Help Families
• The Legacy Of Freedom House Ambulance Makes Comeback With Freedom House 2.0
• McKinsey & Company Agrees To Pay $537 Million For Role In Opioid Epidemic
• Colorado Educators Question Importance Of Standardized Testing During Pandemic
• Mount Vernon Residents Facing Prolonged Sewage Backups While City Struggles To Replace Aging Sewer System
• LA County COVID Hospitalizations Continue Downward Trend As Officials Urge Residents Not To Gather For Super Bowl
• Hurt By The Pandemic, Santa Maria Valley On Central Coast Paying Tourists To Visit
• Keller @ Large: Marty Walsh Handled With Kid Gloves At Senate Confirmation Hearing
• Dept. Of Homeland Security Warns Of Counterfeit Super Bowl Products
• Orange County Continues To See Drop In COVID-19 Hospitalizations, Cases
• Yale Researchers Discover Cancerous Skin Tumors May Be Treated With Direct Injection Of Nanoparticles, Which Are Key To COVID Vaccines
• Monessen Home A Total Loss After Fast-Moving Fire
• El Dorado County Fair To Move Forward With September 2021 Dates
• Frese Earns Win 499 As No. 10 Maryland Women Rout Wisconsin
• Paterson, N.J. Mayor Andre Sayegh Making Bold Moves To Address Racial Disparities In COVID Vaccinations
• 1 Million Meals To Be Given To Angelenos In Need During Pandemic
• Long Island Man Thanks Hospital That Saved His Life By Offering Free Super Bowl Tickets To Health Care Workers
• New Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia Talks Becoming Head Of Department, Goals For His Officers
• Family Of Kevin Desir, Who Died At BSO Pompano Beach Facility, Seeks Answers
• Capitals Surprise Baltimore Nurse As Part Of Program To Honor Healthcare Workers
• MacArthur BART Station Reopens After Person Struck By Train Rescued
• Report: Pittsburgh Steelers To Hire Mike Sullivan As QBs Coach
• Ford Loses $1.28B In 2020, Raises Electric Vehicle Spending
• Attempted Sexual Assault Suspect Sketch Released By Miami-Dade Police
• San Quentin Faces $421,880 In CalOSHA Fines Over Employee Safety Violations During COVID-19 Outbreak
• 13-Year-Old Carjacking Suspect Arrested After Forcing Lyft Driver From Car
• WATCH: Eagles QB Jalen Hurts Forms Bond With Young Fan Battling Cancer Through Alex's Lemonade Stand
• FBI: 2 New Englanders Arrested For Roles In Capitol Riot
• Colorado Man Among 3 Overdue Hikers Found Dead After Alaska Avalanche
• Flower Mart At Mount Vernon Place Will Be Mostly Virtual This Year
• Girl Suffering From Brain Cancer Gets Furever Companion, Courtesy Of Make-a-Wish Southern Florida
• Police Release New Video Of Man Wanted For West Village Break-In And Attempted Sexual Assault
• COVID In Florida: 7,711 Additional Cases, 226 New Deaths Reported Thursday
• COVID In Jefferson County: Nonprofit Helps Older Adults With Vaccine Guidance
• Mother's Boyfriend Charged, Accused Of Fatally Beating Toddler
• Massachusetts Has Received More Than 1 Million COVID-19 Vaccine Doses So Far
• "It makes you want to give up," Keystone workers say of Biden actions
• Prosecutors Say Kyle Rittenhouse Needs To Provide Court With Current Address And Is Acting Like Rules Don't Apply To Him
• Colorado State Sen. Kerry Donovan To Run Against Rep. Lauren Boebert
• Woman Desperately Searching For Dog 'Shadow' After Fiancé Killed In Brooklyn Crash
• Senate Dems hope to pass COVID economic relief by early March
• What We Know About The Long-Term Effects Of Having COVID-19
• 50 Huskies Surrendered By Overwhelmed Breeder Now At 4 Colorado Shelters
• Gov. Jared Polis Tells Wyoming Governor 'Hands Off Weld County'
• Colorado Weather: Storm Buries The Mountains And More Snow Is Coming
• Faces Of COVID: Active Duty Air Force Member Michael Morris Remembered As Loving Father
• Tampa Bay Law Enforcement Explains Safety Plan For Super Bowl Weekend
• Mass Vaccination Site Opens In Brighton Park
• 2 Firefighters Hurt After Flames Rip Through Nassau County Synagogue
• State's Largest Community Solar Garden Sending Electricity Across Colorado
• Restaurants, Gyms, Businesses In Massachusetts Can Increase Capacity To 40% Starting Monday
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Pharmacies To Get More Vaccines In Coming Weeks
• Black History Is Our History: Juneteenth And The Battle To Become A National Holiday
• Taste With Tori: Breakfast Boutique In Chestnut Hill Still Serving Eggs Sunny Side Up Amid Pandemic
• Fewer People May Get $1,400 Stimulus As President Biden Open To Focusing On Those With Lower Incomes
• MSHSL Board Approves State Tournament Plans
• District 13 Small Business Grant Program Deadline Extended To Feb. 11
• Florida Launches Project To Vaccinate Homebound Seniors & Partners With Faith Leaders
• Doctors Seeing Spike In Muscle Strains, Broken Bones From Winter Weather-Related Injuries
• PHOTOS: Snow Falling From Overpass Smashes Windshield Of Family's Van On I-93
• Ian Somerholder Responds To 'Vampire Diaries' Season 9 Rumors
• Maryland Lawmakers Introduce Bills To Fix Unemployment System Strained By COVID-19 Pandemic
• No End In Sight For Mobility Stress Experienced By Disabled SEPTA Riders As Agency Dealing With Limited Access To Capital Funding
• Tom Brady's Already Thinking About Improving His Game -- For Age 44 Season
• Caught On Camera: Suspects Rob Chanel Store In SoHo, Steal $165,000 Worth Of Items
• 153 Massachusetts Communities Considered High Risk For COVID-19
• Tom Brady's 2005 60 Minutes interview
• Firefighters Rescue Woman Trapped In Van For Days After Winter Storm
• NYPD, Civilian Complaint Review Board Agree On Process To Discipline Officers
• Family still waiting for answers after man's death in Border Patrol custody
• COVID Battle: School Districts Feeling Pressure From Politicians, Parents To Reopen
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Commonwealth Receives 'F' For Coronavirus Testing Efforts
• 3 Taken To Hospital, Pleasanton Home Heavily Damaged In Early Morning Fire
• Howard County Educators Begin Getting First Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine, But Some Worry Process Won't Be Fast Enough
• Tarrant County SWAT Team Calms Barricaded Man, Ends Situation Peacefully
• FHP: Man Walks Up To Trooper's Vehicle, Starts Shooting; Trooper Returns Fire Wounding Suspect
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Down; More Than 1.5K New Cases Reported
• Texas Health Officials Want COVID-19 Vaccination Sites To Put Bigger Emphasis On Residents 75 Years And Older
• Donald Cristiano Jr. Arrested On Charges Of Impersonating Police Officer, Abducting Teenage Girl On Long Island
• Lafayette Murder Suspect Okey Payne, 95, Allegedly Confessed To Shooting Ricardo Medina-Rojas In Head
• Denver Police Need Help Solving Murder Of Lewis Garcia
• Philadelphia Police Confiscate Gun From Bag Filled With Onions, Potatoes During Arrest In Kingsessing
• After Defying Health Department, Crack'd Egg Follows Judge's Ruling And Closes
• GOP senators who met with Biden have questions about COVID bill
• 'We Were The Epicenter': COVID Vaccine Clinic Now Open In Chelsea
• San Bernardino County's Fourth COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic Opens At Ontario Convention Center
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Picks Tom Brady & Bucs To Win Super Bowl LV
• Adam Schiff says GOP has "become essentially a cult"
• Shelter-In-Place In Chalfont Borough Lifted After Armed Barricaded Person Incident Ends Without Injury
• Osterholm Endorses Delaying 2nd COVID Vaccine Doses To Get More People Their 1st One
• Owner Shot At While Confronting Car Thief
• Massachusetts Reports 2,602 New COVID Cases, 74 Additional Deaths
• Philadelphia City Council Honors CBS3's Ukee Washington For Outstanding Work And Service To Community
• Novavax Announces Start Of Rolling Review Process For Authorization Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Driver Rushed To Hospital After Crashing Into Garage
• Vikings WR Justin Jefferson Loses Rookie Of The Year Honor To Chargers QB Herbert
• Dallas County 7 COVID-19 Deaths Shy Of Weekly Record With 2 Days To Go
• Man Wanted For Setting Off Fireworks At Target In Vista; Incident Was Feared To Be Active Shooter
• Parkland parent calls Marjorie Taylor Greene's comments "painful"
• 'Token Of Gratitude,' Post Malone Partners With 'Musicians On Call' Gifting Frontline Workers Sold-Out Crocs
• Chicago Weather: Nearly 300 Flights Canceled At O'Hare And Midway
• COVID-19 Vaccine Overwhelmingly Going To White People Over Other Groups In Philadelphia
• Worcester State University To Host Mass Vaccination Site
• The Historic Scarab Club Debuts "Souls Of Black Folk" Exhibition In Honor Of Black History Month
• Long Beach Port Director Calls For Workers To Be Vaccinated Immediately
• President Biden OKs Disaster Declaration Related To Tropical Storm Isaias
• 'More Prescriptions Than In Last 22 Years': Pediatrician Treating Record Number Of Children For Mental Health Problems
• MDH Files Lawsuits Against Albert Lea, Milaca Restaurants For Operating Without Licenses
• 2 Others Who Flew With Frisco Realtor Jenna Ryan To DC Arrested In Connection To US Capitol Riot
• Philadelphia Teachers' Union Not Convinced Schools Safe Enough For Teachers, Students Just Days Before Return
• Landover Business Owner Charged For Allegedly Threatening Employees With Rifle, Police Say
• Kentucky Man Living In Uniontown Charged For Alleged Role In Riot At U.S. Capitol
• U.S. Supreme Court Grants Biden Administration Motions On Trump Immigration, Border Wall Cases
• 103-Year-Old Wilmington Woman Plans To 'Go Wild' After Receiving COVID Vaccine
• Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers Issues New Statewide Mask Order After Republican Lawmakers Repeal Previous Mandate
• Annapolis Police Officer Charged With Misconduct In Office
• Mansfield Police Officer Randy Watson Recovering After Losing Leg In Motorcycle Crash
• CBS Sports' Evan Washburn Shares What It Is Like Preparing To Cover Super Bowl
• Book excerpt: "Entangled Life," on how fungi shape our future
• COVID: San Francisco Public Works Employees File Cal/OSHA Complaint Over Outbreak Concerns
• Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership Announces Spread The Love Campaign
• PETA: Pittsburgh Restaurant Has Some Of The Best Vegan Wings In The Country
• Attendance Up 45 Percent At Maryland State Parks In 2020, Breaking Record
• Anne Arundel County Police Offer Reward For Information In Deadly 2019 Shooting Of Xavier Green
• Suspicious Package Found In Stockton Turns Out To Be Glitter Bomb
• Suspects Sought In Home Invasion Robbery Of Elderly Woman In San Francisco
• Romney proposes monthly checks for parents, up to $350 per child
• Yassein Said Found Guilty Of Helping Brother Escape Capture For 2008 Murder Of 2 Daughters In North Texas
• San Francisco Giants Sign A's Free Agent Infielder Tommy La Stella
• Online betting for Super Bowl LV expected to surge
• State Motions To Reinstate 3rd Degree Murder Charge For Derek Chauvin, Add For Other 3 Ex-MPD Officers
• Warren, Pressley Urge President Biden To Cancel $50,000 In Student Loan Debt
• Zuckerberg, 24 Others Help Start $100M 'California Black Freedom Fund'
• Is coloring agent that makes Impossible Burgers "bleed" safe?
• Woman Jumps From 2nd Story To Escape Alleged Captor In Quincy
• Former MPD Officer Derek Chauvin's Divorce Finalized
• Baltimore's Guinness Open Gate Brewery Creates New Beer For Black History Month
• Roger Goodell Dodges Question About Tom Brady DeflateGate Punishment
• Cam Newton Plans To Drop 20 Pounds This Offseason
• Gov. Jared Polis Letter Urges Biden Administration To Keep Headquarters Of U.S. Space Command, BLM In Colorado
• Denver Health Gets 2 Ultra-Low Temperature Freezers For COVID-19 Vaccine From BP
• Chicago Weather: City Deploys 211 Plows As Another Round Of Snow Rolls Through
• 3 Prison Guards Attack Female Inmates, Cover It Up By Filing False Reports, New Jersey Attorney General Says
• Baltimore Police Ask For Help Identifying Suspect In Fatal Christmas Morning Shooting Of Peter Boikai
• Biden calls on Americans to "defeat political extremism"
• Super Bowl Sunday Snow In New England? Too Early To Tell
• Motorcyclist Killed In Collision With Truck In Fremont
• Wisconsin Gov. Issues New Mask Order Right After Assembly Votes To Repeal Mandate
• Defendant Makes Court Zoom Appearance From -- Barber's Chair: 'It Was Very Entertaining To See'
• Defendant Makes Court Zoom Appearance From Barber's Chair: 'It Was Very Entertaining To See'
• Pennsylvania Lawmakers' Spending Jumps, Boosting Reserves During Pandemic
• Comcast Delaying Data Cap Overage Charges Until August For Northeast Region, Including Maryland
• Where Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown Currently Sit In NBA All-Star Voting
• 'Ma Rainey,' 'Minari' And Boseman Lead SAG Nominations
• Shooting In Rochester Leaves 2 Teens Injured, 1 In Critical Condition
• COVID: San Mateo Event Center Shifts From Testing To Vaccinations
• Lunar New Year: Despite COVID, San Francisco Chinatown Prepares For Muted Celebrations
• Car With $10,000 Worth Of COVID Vaccine Inside Stolen In Central Florida
• 'Who Cares!': Former President Donald Trump Resigns From SAG-AFTRA Ahead Of Expulsion Hearing
• Man With Autism Reported Missing In East Sacramento Found Safe
• 'Who Cares!': Trump Resigns From SAG-AFTRA Ahead Of Expulsion Hearing
• Denver Family's Compassion Helping Delivery Driver From Ghana Get Back On The Road
• Trump won't testify at impeachment trial, rejecting calls from Democrats
• Historic Election Of VP Harris Celebrated In Cracked Glass Portrait
• "Emily in Paris" writer says "I May Destroy You" deserved Golden Globe nom
• Over 40,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Roy Gibbs Pleads Guilty To Federal Charge Of Child Pornography Possession
• Super Bowl Expected To Bring Much-Needed Economic Boost To Tampa
• Allegheny County Police Superintendent Coleman McDonough To Retire
• Dozens Of Patients Sickened In Ontario Hazmat Incident
• San Francisco Officials Unveil Mass COVID-19 Vaccination Site At Moscone Center
• Texas Execution Of Edward Lee Busby Halted Over Disability Claims
• Nick Bilton On Documentary 'Fake Famous': '87% Of Kids Say They Want To Be A Famous Influencer'
• Nick Bilton On Documentary 'Fake Famous': '87% Of Kids Say They Want To Be A Famous Influencer'
• 'Caring For Caregivers' Donates Computer Tables To Frontline Health Care Workers
• Coronavirus Precautions For Patients And Others Facing Higher Risks
• A Look At All Of Tom Brady's Super Bowl Records
• 'Something The Community Can Be Proud Of,' New Social Justice Mural Complete In Glenn Heights
• Ex-Mayor, 10 Others Charged In Maywood Corruption Probe
• Baker: Lowell Field Hospital Will Be 'Standing Down' As COVID Cases Decline, Worcester's To Stay Open
• Texas Father And Son Look To Inspire Others To Celebrate Heritage, Self-Worth
• Baltimore County Says It Received 3K Less COVID Vaccines Than It Did Last Week, Calls For More Doses And Public Trust
• Elderly Couple Dies In Arlington Heights Fire
• Gregory Dow, Christian Missionary From Lancaster, Sentenced For Sexually Assaulting Girls At Kenyan Orphanage He Led
• The CW Gives Early Renewals To 12 Current Series For Next Season
• Coronavirus In Illinois: Entire State Now In Phase 4 Of Reopening Plan; Infection Rate, Hospitalizations Continue Downward Trend
• U.K. study to test giving doses of two different COVID vaccines
• Tony Romo On Super Bowl LV Matchup: Patrick Mahomes Has 'Rare Ability' To Challenge Tom Brady As 'Greatest Of All Time'
• Director Ken Rodgers On Documentary 'Al Davis Vs. The NFL': 'Al Davis Wasn't The Rebel Many People Cast Him As'
• 3 Killed, 1 Hurt In Shooting At Apartment North Of Fort Carson
• Pittsburgh Police Release Footage From Night Of 25-Year-Old Thomas Hughes' Disappearance
• 'Da 5 Bloods,' 'Ma Rainey,' 'Minari' Score SAG Noms After Being Snubbed By Globes
• Florida First Time Jobless Claims Continue To Climb
• Felon's Overtinted Windows Leads To Ghost Gun, Drugs, Several Bogus EDD Cards In Glendale
• Thor: Dog Of Thunder Is Now Up For Adoption At The MD SPCA
• Two Injured In Late Night Two-Alarm San Francisco Excelsior District Fire
• Colorado State Trooper Injured When Car Slams Into Patrol Car On I-70
• Rennie Davis, 'Chicago Seven' Activist, Dies At 80
• Narcotics Team Seizes More Meth In 2021 Than Previous 3 Years Combined
• It's Been Three Years Since The Eagles Won Super Bowl LII, Soak In Those Memories Today
• Sources: Millions Of Dollars In Relief Coming For New York City Bars And Restaurants
• Rhode Island Boy Cleans Hospital Workers' Cars After Snowstorm
• Montebello Sued Over $4 Hazard Pay Hike For Grocery Workers
• Chicago Library Workers Want COVID Vaccine, Even Though They're Not Prioritized Under Phase 1B
• Thousands Head To Methodist Dallas Medical Center For Public COVID-19 Vaccination Event
• Brian Bregman Found Dead Inside Laurel Home; Police Investigating As Homicide
• James T. Vaughn Correctional Center Inmate, Travis M. Jones, Dead Of Apparent Overdose In Prison
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 3,370 New Cases, 146 Additional Deaths
• The Super Bowl On CBS: Complete Coverage Here!
• Marty Walsh Faces Wide Range Of Questions At Labor Secretary Confirmation Hearing
• Chicago Weather: Snow Thursday; Temperature Drop Ahead
• Breast cancer passes lung cancer as most commonly diagnosed
• Miami Weather: Cold Snap Coming To An End, Warmer Days Ahead
• THREE-PART "BULLETPROOF" SPECIAL EVENT PREMIERING MONDAY, MARCH 15 ON THE CW
• Consulting Firm McKinsey Reaches $573M Settlement With States, Including Mass., For Role In Opioid Crisis
• Camden County's Vaccination Clinic Administers Its 10,000th COVID-19 Vaccine Dose
• Man Dead, 80-Year-Old Woman In Critical Condition After Fire In Englewood
• Falcon 9 Rocket Launches 60 Starlink Satellites, Just 27 Days After Last Mission
• 'Helping Others Is Tenet Of My Faith': Tua Tagovailoa Announces Establishment Of Tua Foundation
• Over 50K Marylanders File For Unemployment In Last Week
• 'Not Ethical': Montgomery County Warning People Not To Share COVID-19 Vaccine Appointment Links With Others
• PEOPLE AND THE CW NETWORK TEAM UP FOR TWO ROYAL PRIMETIME SPECIALS
• COVID In Minnesota: 1,400 New Cases, 17 More Deaths Reported; 600,000 Vaccine Shots Given
• 'Something Could Go South Really, Really Quick.' Bucs Coaches Talk Super Bowl Anticipations
• Nominate A Frontline Worker To Be Honored By The Phillies
• Chadwick Boseman gets posthumous SAG nominations
• Hurley's Picks: The Brady Story Rocks ... But Pick Against Patrick Mahomes At Your Own Peril
• THE CW NETWORK SETS "SUPER" TUESDAY EVENT WITH ENTIRE NIGHT DEDICATED TO "SUPERMAN & LOIS"
• Prominent Hezbollah critic found dead in his car in Lebanon
• COVID In Delaware: Restaurants, Gyms, And Other Businesses To Operate At 50% Capacity Beginning Feb. 12
• Ready For An Official Day After Super Bowl Holiday? Texas State Rep. Art Fierro Proposing Just That
• Police Confiscate Gun At Pittsburgh International Airport
• Recipe: Meatball Sub Casserole
• Overnight Miramar Fire Leaves Family Of Four, Five Dogs Homeless
• UPDATE: Police Identify Suspect Who Threatened to Shoot Up San Jose Valley Fair Mall
• PHOTOS: Downtown Detroit Landmarks 'Go Red' In Honor Of American Heart Month
• French court delivers a "historic victory for climate justice"
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Department Reports 313 More Coronavirus Cases, 1 Additional Death
• Chiefs vs. Buccaneers: Predicting The Outcome Of Super Bowl LV
• Colorado Couple Faces Frustrations Trying To Sign Up For Vaccines: 'Just A Total Waste'
• WATCH LIVE: Gov. Tom Wolf, State Officials To Discuss Proposal To Fund Pennsylvania School Districts
• Stormy Weather Brings Some Drought Relief; Monthly Snow Pack Survey Still Below Normal
• 5 Hospitalized, 1 Dead After Mantorville Apartment Fire
• Kittle Rejects Discussion Around 49ers QB Situation: "It's Rumors"
• Caught On Video: Burglar Locks Front Door Of Glendale Jewelry Store, Smashes Window To Steal Rolex Watches
• Police: Gunmen Force Doorman, Resident Into Upper East Side Apartment During Robbery
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Oakland Sued Over Grocery 'Hero' Pay; Legal Showdown Over SF School Reopenings; Coliseum Mass Vaccination Site
• AMC Reopening 2 Movie Theaters In Boston This Week
• McKinsey agrees to pay nearly $600 million over opioid crisis
• Sarah Thomas Will Make History At Super Bowl LV: CBS' Amy Trask Says It's 'Exciting', Still More Progress To Be Made
• Recipe: Eddie Jackson's Cajun Sticky Wings
• Danny Ainge Targeting Size And Shooting With Traded Player Exception
• 'It'll Make A Huge Difference': Business Owners Excited As New Jersey Set To Increase Indoor Capacity
• Average Statewide Gas Price In Texas Is More Expensive Than Last Year
• McKinsey Agrees To Pay Nearly $600M Over Opioid Crisis, Including $12M To Maryland
• Golden Gate Fields To Open Parking Lot COVID-19 Drive-Thru Vaccination Site
• Lawsuit Claims Market Basket Shorted Customers On Coffee
• Man, 52, Identified As Person Fatally Shot After Fight In Front Of Citrus Heights Home
• Waterford Oaks Elementary School Temporarily Switches To Remote Learning Due To COVID-19 Cases Among Staff 
• Pictured: Suspect In Slashing Of 61-Year-Old's Face On L Train
• Ja Rule Shows Off Certificate After Completing Harvard Entrepreneurship Program
• Chargers Justin Herbert Named Rookie Of The Year
• Johnson & Johnson Asks US Regulators To OK Its One-Shot COVID-19 Vaccine
• Michigan Republican Defends Impeachment Vote To Upset Voters
• Anne Arundel County Schools To Move To Hybrid In-Person Learning Beginning March 1
• Beal Scores 32, Wizards Top Reeling Heat 103-100
• Police: Suspect, Accomplice Arrested In St. Cloud Shooting That Injured Man
• Reported Home Invasion Robbery In Folsom Prompts Police Perimeter
• Nick Jonas Using Super Bowl Ad To Relay Message About Diabetes
• Luminary Loppet Nights Moved Up Due To Frigid Weekend Forecast
• Chicago Weather: As Deep Freeze Approaches, Chicago And Cook County Open Warming Centers
• Colorado Education Leaders To Provide Update On CMAS Standardized Testing
• Caught On Video: 16-Year-Olds Violently Robbed On Midtown Sidewalk
• Boston High-Needs Students Return To In-Person Learning After Storm Delays Reopening
• Lower Sioux Indian Community To Get Ancestral Land Back From Minnesota, MN Historical Society
• Large Water Main Break Closes Part Of Old Auburn Road In Citrus Heights
• Celtics Expect To Have Payton Pritchard Back During Current Road Trip
• TVP Basketball's Terez VanPelt Works To Help Youth And Staff Develop
• Man Killed In Dundalk Trailer Fire
• World-Traveling Designer Roslyn Karamoko Makes Detroit Home, Creates a Space for Black Entrepreneurs on the Rise
• A Slightly Depressing Boston Sports Graphic Runs During Bruins-Flyers Game
• Former Detroit Teacher Leads Tours To Highlight Detroit's Hidden Black History
• MD Anderson Doctor Known As The 'Father Of Modern Leukemia Therapy' Dies From COVID-19
• Feds Warn Of 6 COVID-19 Vaccine Scams That Could Target You
• California AG Becerra Announces $573 Million Settlement In Opioid Marketing Case
• Colorado Company's Buffalo Sauce Sales Soar Ahead Of Super Bowl 55
• Average Fridge Has 5 Expired Items In It, Survey Finds
• Body Of Skier Recovered Under 13 Feet Of Snow After Mount Washington Avalanche
• Greta Thunberg backs Indian farmers' protest despite "threats"
• Lightning Beat Red Wings 5-1
• 'The Hunger Games': People Scrambling After Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Cancels COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments
• Jamil Gyant Charged With Attempted Murder For December 2020 Shooting Of 2 Women
• South Suburban Man With COPD Hasn't Left Home In A Year, And Now He Can't Get A COVID-19 Vaccine Appointment
• Placerville Takes Another Look At Controversial City Logo
• LA To Expand Project Roomkey For Homeless Seniors After Biden Administration Agrees To Fund 100% Of Its Costs
• COVID-19 Community Vaccination Registration Sites Open In Southern Dallas
• U.K. says vaccine upgrades coming as 4,000 COVID variants circulate
• Lions Add Todd Walsh As D-line Coach
• 13-Year-Old Charged In November Carjacking In Kenwood
• CBS 11 News This Morning Super Bowl Recipes: Anne Elise's Buffalo Chicken Dip
• Defendant Makes Sacramento Court Zoom Appearance From Barber's Chair
• Comcast Delaying Plan To Charge Heavy Internet Users More Money Following Complaints
• Teachers In Mars Area School District To Strike If New Contact Not Reached By Feb. 19
• Country Singer Morgan Wallen Suspended From Label After Racial Slur
• Update: Suspect In Brutal Assault That Killed Elderly San Francisco Man Pleads Not Guilty
• Biden vows to rebuild alliances, says "America is back"
• PTL Links: February 4, 2021
• Super Snack Week: Mikey's Taco And Baked Potato Snack Bags
• Sacramento City Leaders Say It Will Take Until End Of February To Clear Storm Debris
• Judge gives Biden administration more time in Trump tax returns case
• 1 million Americans sought jobless aid last week
• Dallas BLK Experience Pop-Up Museum Features Exhibit Highlighting Black History & Black Excellence
• Philadelphia Police: Suspect Flees Robbery At Center City Verizon Store With LG G Pad 5
• David Pastrnak Now Up To Nine Hat Tricks, Good For Fourth On Bruins' All-Time List
• 'This Is Unbelievable': Marshfield's Zach Triner To Play In Super Bowl As Teammate Of Childhood Hero Tom Brady
• Super Bowl Super Spreads: Getting The Snacks, Drinks, And Entrees Ready For The Big Game
• Grizzly Rose Owner Not Surprised With Health Department's Decision
• This Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (Feb 6)
• More Than 500 Massachusetts National Guard Members Back In Washington, DC
• Crews Rescue Man From South Minneapolis House Fire
• Border Patrol Agents In Texas Detained Cuban Mother Hours After She Gave Birth
• Weather Blog: Clear Skies
• Missouri lawmaker asked to resign amid stem cell fraud case
• New York Weather: CBS2's 2/4 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• Adults With Down Syndrome Push For COVID Vaccine Prioritization
• Miami Proud: Miami's Oldest Greek Orthodox Cathedral Undergoes Renovation Giving Inspiration To Parishioners
• Recipe: Super Guac
• Career Coach: Job Search Strategies
• Pittsburgh Marine Serving As Honorary Team Captain At Super Bowl LV
• Wisconsin prosecutors seek arrest of Kyle Rittenhouse
• Misinformation about COVID vaccine and infertility raises alarm
• 2 People Injured In Shooting That Started Downtown, Ends On Dan Ryan Expressway Near 47th Street
• Who is incoming Amazon CEO Andy Jassy?
• Get ready for Robinhood's first Super Bowl commercial
• Sexist remark taints Japan's bid to show it's ready to host Olympics
• NYPD Fires James Kobel, Former Deputy Inspector Official Accused Of Racist Posts
• Luka Helps The Mavs Snap A 6-Game Skid, Hold Off Trae And The Hawks To Win 122-116
• Liz Cheney survives vote to remove her from GOP leadership
• Former Ohio cop charged with murder of Andre Hill
• Reddit trader who led GameStop frenzy loses $13M in one day
• Parler CEO John Matze fired as it tries to get back online
• Marjorie Taylor Greene apologizes to GOP colleagues
• COVID In New York: Catering Halls, Wedding Industry Looking Forward To March 15 Reduced Capacity Return
• Police Search For Clues In Fatal San Jose Weekend Hit-And-Run
• Avoid Taking Pain Relievers Before COVID Vaccine In Order To Get Most 'Bang For Your Buck'
• Purchases by people barred from buying guns skyrocketed in 2020
• Slain FBI Agents Schwartzenberger, Alfin Spent Years Tracking, Arresting Suspected Child Predators
• Pandemic Not Interrupting Libertyville Twins' Quest To Serve Their Country As Naval Aviators
• Pittsburgh Weather: Rain And Snow Chances Return Thursday Night
• Live! Casino & Hotel In South Philadelphia Opens To General Public Thursday
• Semi Crash Closes Westbound Lanes Of I-94 Near Woodbury
• 3 skiers found dead after large Colorado avalanche
• Pittsburgh Brewing Company Bringing Iron City Beer Back To Pittsburgh
• Perkiomen Valley School District Suspends Bus Service Due To COVID-19 Outbreak Among Drivers
• FBI: Gunman Who Killed Two Agents Identified As David Huber From Sunrise
• It Happens Here: Meet The Man Behind Braintree's Popular Konditor Meister Bakery
• EXCLUSIVE: Lawsuit Alleges Ridley Township Top Cop Scott Willoughby Conspired With Elected Township Officials In Interfering With FBI Investigation
• Ohio Township Police Officer Saves Pregnant Woman's Life After Shooting
• Philadelphia Police Searching For 3 Women Accused Of Pepper-Spraying, Carjacking Victim
• Teen Rushed To Hospital After Slamming Into Tree Stump While Sledding In Montgomery County
• Villanova University Warning Students As COVID-19 Cases Spike To Start Spring Semester
• COVID In New Jersey: State Increasing Indoor Capacity For Restaurants, Gyms, Casinos To 35%
• Facade At The Barber Parlor Collapses
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Restaurant Owners Meet With Lawmakers In Harrisburg
• The Weeknd Reschedules Pittsburgh Date To 2022
• Pa. Dept. Of Agriculture Orders Westmoreland County Restaurant To Close For Refusal To Comply With COVID-19 Mitigation
• 'I Never Gave Up Or Gave In:' Antonio Brown Says He's Grateful For Second Chance With Tampa Bay
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• SpaceX launches 60 more Starlink internet satellites
• Ohio Judge Determines Man That Drove Into Hospital Is Competent To Stand Trial
• W. Va. Lawmaker Who Resigned Over Slurs To Return To Statehouse
• Short-Handed Celtics Lose In Sacramento, 116-111
• Families of Americans detained abroad hope for their return
• New York Weather: CBS2's 2/4 Thursday Morning Forecast

Videos from February 4, 2021

• House votes to remove Marjorie Taylor Greene from committees
• Voters weigh in on Marjorie Taylor Greene as House votes to oust her from committees
• 2/4: Red and Blue
• Johnson & Johnson applies for emergency use authorization of COVID vaccine
• House holds hearing on domestic terrorism in the wake of Capitol siege
• Democrats unveil plan to cancel $50,000 in federal student loans
• Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin orders military-wide "stand down" to address extremism within ranks
• These lucky fans will attend the Super Bowl in Florida
• "Marshall Plan for Moms" seeks stimulus payments for mothers
• Popular baby foods "tainted" with toxic heavy metals, report says
• Fired Ohio cop charged with murder in Andre Hill shooting
• Democrats prepare to fast-track Biden's $1.9 trillion COVID economic plan
• Johnson & Johnson seeks emergency approval for one-shot COVID vaccine
• Trump won't testify at impeachment trial
• Trump resigns in spat with Screen Actors Guild
• Trump campaign pollster releases "autopsy report" on how he lost 2020 election
• Senator Bill Cassidy on COVID aid and why Marjorie Taylor Greene is "bad for the conservative movement"
• New unemployment claims hit lowest level in 2 months
• NFL's Troy Vincent on Super Bowl LV, racial equality in football
• Biden, in foreign policy address, declares "America is back" and vows to rebuild alliances
• Biden addresses State Department staff: "Diplomacy is back"
• Senator Kirsten Gillibrand on Biden's COVID-19 stimulus proposal
• Vaccine distribution in the U.S. still faces inequities
• Redditors use GameStop stock earnings to donate to children's hospitals
• Parkland parent on Marjorie Taylor Greene and the reality of school shootings
• House committee addresses domestic terrorism after Capitol riot
• Forever 55: NFL partners with Tampa charities to leave lasting legacy in Super Bowl city
• Super Bowl 2021 ads: Bud Light, DoorDash aim for humor amid pandemic
• CDC: More than 27 million Americans have received at least one COVID-19 vaccine dose
• Celebrities back Indian farmers' months-long protest
• Importance of physical activity for lupus patients
• Queen Latifah on CBS' "The Equalizer," racial injustice and possible "Living Single" reunion
• Super Bowl LV festivities carrying on despite coronavirus pandemic
• Government report finds dangerous levels of arsenic, lead, mercury in many popular baby foods
• Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin orders military-wide effort to address extremism in the ranks
• Tampa Mayor Jane Castor says goal is for Super Bowl fans to "arrive healthy," "leave healthy"
• Debunking the biggest misconceptions that are stopping some women from getting COVID-19 vaccine
• Gun sales skyrocketed in 2020, and "Charleston loophole" let thousands go through without background checks
• Fired Ohio police officer charged with murder for killing Andre Hill, a Black man holding a phone
• San Francisco sues own school district to resume in-person classes
• Mobile health care workers in rural Virginia anxious over uncertainty of COVID-19 vaccine access
• Republican Party unites as public GOP rifts are highlighted
• U.S. COVID-19 deaths top 450,000 as Washington debates relief pakage
• 2/4: CBSN AM