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• Tustin Filmmaker Paul Goodman Hoping To Find His Perfect Bone Marrow Match
• San Jose Police Graduates Mark End of Record-Length, COVID-Delayed Academy
• Both Sides Of 10 Freeway Closed In Upland After CHP Officer Shoots Allegedly Armed Man
• Southbound Highway 99 In Elk Grove Back Open After Three-Vehicle Crash
• 'An Emotional Gut Punch': Caregivers Turned Away From Getting COVID-19 Vaccine Amid Eligibility Confusion
• 73-Year-Old Man Critically Burned In Explosion At Van Nuys Home
• Neighbors Rescue Lake Tahoe 88-Year-Old Stuck In Snow: 'It Could Have Killed Me'
• Backcountry Skier Killed In Avalanche Identified As John Kuo From Vail
• Labanc, Donato Score In Shootout To Lift Sharks Over Ducks
• Concerts, Fairs Planned Throughout Sacramento Region In Hopes Restrictions Lifted By Fall
• Stockton Neighborhood Terrorized By Homicide Suspect
• Supreme Court Says California Can't Ban Indoor Worship Due To COVID
• If Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman's Observations Of Homeless Were Harsh, After Living Among Them His Solutions Aren't Any Easier
• Labanc, Donato Score in Shootout to Lift Sharks Over Ducks
• Vegas Returns From Virus-Related Break, Dominates Kings 5-2
• Fake N95 Masks Are Flooding The Market. Here's How To Tell The Difference
• Celtics Edge George-Less Clippers 119-115 Behind Tatum's 34
• After Getting Five-Star Certification, Some Restaurants Question Loosening Of COVID Restrictions
• Senate Passes $1.9 Trillion COVID Relief Resolution After All-Night 'Vote-A-Rama'
• U.S. Supreme Court Blocks Parts of California Ban on Indoor Worship
• Sports Betting 'Cash At Counter' Location Opens In Downtown Denver
• Live Jazz Returns To 'Harlem Of The West' In Five Points
• COVID In Denver: All 5,000 Spots Filled For Saturday Mass Vaccination Event For Older Coloradans
• Super Bowl LV Picks: Chiefs Or Bucs 'Probably Going To Cover The Point Spread,' Says SportsLine's Kenny White
• With Durant Forced To Leave, Raptors Beat Nets
• Demanding Answers: Fight For Unemployment Checks A Losing Battle For Many In New Jersey; 'I've Been Living Off Credit Cards'
• Suspicious Package In Mailbox Turns Out To Be Auto Part In Fort Collins
• Dog Who Ran Away After Car Crash That Killed Woman's Fiancé Reunited With Owner: 'A Piece Of Him Is Home'
• Homeless Fort Worth Teen To Play College Football Without Ever Playing A Varsity Game
• Indoor Dining Increases To 35% Capacity In New Jersey
• COVID-19 Update: Chicago Restaurants And Bars Prepare For Scaled Back Super Bowl
• Two Arrested In Connection With Multiple Scams By So-Called Contractors Across Chicago Area
• Reno Man Sentenced To 10 Years In Prison For Fentanyl Offense In Placer County
• Pittsburgh Bars And Restaurants Prepare For Possible Drop In Sales On Super Bowl Sunday
• Northbrook Man Hit With I-PASS Fines For Truck He Hasn't Owned In Years
• Chicago Weather: Getting Into The Deep Freeze This Weekend
• Hurley: The Tom Brady Legacy Is Beyond The Scope Of Human Understanding
• I-Team: Surprise Bills From Mass. Unemployment Office Causing 'Panic, Anxiety, Fear'
• Russell's Late 3-Pointer Lifts Timberwolves Past Thunder, 106-103
• LAPD Looking For Suspects In Downtown LA Armed Robbery
• Man Arrested After Allegedly Assaulting Pedestrian, Jumping Into East River
• 'Supply Is The Number One Issue' | Maryland Opens Mass Vaccination Sites Despite Limited Doses
• 74-Year-Old Penn Hills Man Burns To Death During Cooking Incident
• There Are Some (Some!) Bright Sides To This Subzero Stretch
• Lightfoot Signs Executive Order To Create Process For Victims Of Alleged Police Misconduct To Obtain Video, Other Case Materials
• Union Tells Philadelphia Teachers Not To Report To School On Monday Over Safety Concerns Of Buildings
• Baltimore City Leaders Urge People To Avoid Super Bowl Parties Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Riverside Surpasses 280K Total COVID-19 Cases, Ventura Nears 73K
• US Marshal Seriously Hurt In Shootout With Wanted Grocery Store Security Guard Continues Recovery, Officials Say
• 'I'm Just Super Excited' | Under Armour Teams Up With Activist, Photographer Devin Allen For Shoe Collection
• Detectives Investigate Fatal Double Shooting In NW Miami
• North Texas Families Linked By Suspected Serial Killer Billy Chemirmir's Alleged Murders Push For New Laws
• Oakland Chinatown On Edge Over Violent Attacks Ahead Of Lunar New Year Celebrations
• Message To Seniors: Beware Of Scammers Offering COVID Vaccines Over The Telephone
• Embattled Sacramento County Executive Nav Gill To Retire Next Week
• Heat Blow Past Wizards 122-95
• Verhaeghe, Panthers Top Predators 2-1
• Denver Public Schools Selects Firm For Superintendent Search
• Beal Starts 0 For 13, Heat Roll Past Wizards 122-95
• State Department to revoke Houthi terror designation
• Hundreds Evacuated Around Raging Manhole Fire In Harlem Where Power Crews Hit Gas Line
• Michigan Rep. Fred Upton Votes With Democrats To Remove Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene
• GOAT Vs The Kid: Brady, Mahomes Super Bowl Matchup Being Hailed As One For The Ages
• Flyers Surrender 2 Goals 27 Seconds Apart In Third Period, Lose To Bruins 2-1
• Ex-Michigan State Guard Ishbia To Donate $32M To Athletics
• Parents Of Former Central Valley And Pitt Star Jordan Whitehead Headed To Tampa Bay For Super Bowl
• Michigan Secure App: State Launches Cyber Security App To Alert Smart Phone Users
• 'Our Children Are Suffering': Montgomery County PAC Alleges Teachers' Unions 'Strong-Arming' To Keep Schools Closed
• Brockton Teacher Saves The Day Over Zoom After Virtual Class Interrupted By Fire
• COVID In Colorado: Older Adults Concerned About Getting Vaccine As More Groups Become Eligible
• Philadelphia Doctor Reminding People Receiving COVID-19 Vaccine Not An Excuse To Let Guard Down
• Air Purifiers That Cost Millions Removed From Sacramento City Unified Classrooms For Testing
• Penn State Holds Off Maryland 55-50
• Kuraly, Marchand Lead Bruins Past Flyers 2-1
• California Pushes Back Construction Deadline For High-Speed Rail
• Sen. Michael Bennet's 'Health Force' Could Help With COVID Vaccinations
• Catholic Charities Holds Pop-Up Food Pantry Event After Seeing Increased Need For Help
• Sports Fans To Watch Super Bowl Pandemic-Style Across Southern California
• Super Bowl Sunday Storm Will Likely Bring Heavy Snow To Southeastern Mass.
• Plum Community Raises More Than $100,000 To Keep Beloved Bowling Alley Open
• Victim, SFPD Hope Video Of Getaway Car Leads To Arrest In Violent Assault, Dognapping In Russian Hill
• Eli Lopez Charged With Murder, Other Counts In Pursuit Crash That Killed Rolando Pinto
• Baltimore City Officials Deploy Crews To Pretreat Roads Ahead Of Potential Snowfall
• Capitol Siege: Man Photographed In Speaker Nancy Pelosi's Office Enters Plea
• Pittsburgh Steelers Owner Art Rooney II 'Hopeful' For Fans In Stands For 2021 Season
• First Black Female Squad Commander Leading 46th Precinct Stationhouse In The Bronx
• Sacramento Attorney Discusses Why No Murder Charges Were Filed In Death Of 11-Year-Old Roman Lopez
• 4 Cases Of COVID-19 Variant First Detected In UK Identified In Big Bear Area
• New Jersey Store Receives Bonus Check After Selling Winning Powerball Ticket
• Oakland Scholar Leaves Bay Area Bubble To Discover Chicago Music Scene
• After Painful Loss, Davis Restaurant Gets $150K GoFundMe Boost From Customers To Reopen
• Santa Clara County, 49ers Team Up To Launch Mass COVID-19 Vaccination Site At Levi's Stadium
• Oakland Woman Charged With Pandemic Relief Fraud; Over $1M Allegedly Used On Luxury Lifestyle
• DA Identifies Woman Shot, Killed By Deputy In Nevada County
• Biden proposes raising refugee ceiling to 62,500 spots for this year
• NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell Writes President Joe Biden Offering All Stadiums As COVID-19 Vaccination Sites
• Man Accused Of Posing As Police Officer, Abducting Teens On Long Island Arraigned
• Avalanche Buries 2 Backcountry Skiers In Siskiyou County; 1 Dead
• Missing Arlington Man Found Dead Inside Culvert In Euless
• Students Rally At San Francisco Lowell High School To Demand Action Against Racist Incidents
• Pickup Truck Falls Through Ice In Kandiyohi County
• California Pushes Back High-Speed Rail Construction Deadline For Central Valley Stretch To 2023
• Frontline Workers Share Experiences During COVID Surge In Hopes People Think Twice About Super Bowl Gatherings
• Police Identify 2 Teens Wanted For Carjacking, Assaulting Victim In South Philadelphia
• Man arrested after entering plane at Joint Base Andrews
• David Hogg says he's starting a pillow company, taking on MyPillow
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo Open To Possibly Moving Up Start Date For Indoor Dining In New York City
• Snake In Bag Found In Poetry Book From Carnegie Mellon University Libraries
• Hunger For Justice For Roman Lopez In Placerville
• Denver Art Museum Showcases 19th Century In European Art
• Suspect Surrenders After Hit-And-Run Crash That Killed Two Teen Cousins
• Boston Conservatory Student Reunited With $22,000 Flute Lost On Chicago Subway
• Man Killed In Dixon Officer-Involved Shooting Appeared Drunk, Refused To Drop Gun, DA Says
• With No Deal Between CPS, CTU; Lightfoot Calls For Some Teachers To Return To Schools Monday Or Get Locked Out
• COVID Vaccines: Sonoma County Begins Offering Vaccinations To People 70+ At Clinics, Safeway Stores
• 2 Dead After Head-On Crash Near Cleburne
• Football Fans In Colorado Can Legally Bet On The Super Bowl This Year
• Daniel McWhinney Charged With Felony Arson After Setting Apartment On Fire
• Rep. Jon Santiago Considering Run For Boston Mayor
• Comparatively Low 7.1% Of Illinois Residents Have Received First COVID-19 Vaccination Dose
• Live Jazz Returns To Five Points As First Fridays Resume
• Dallas ISD Planning Door-To-Door Effort To Re-Engage With Students
• Dallas' Darden 'Pops' McGlothlin Makes Hundreds Of Masks, Gives Them Away In Front Yard
• Police Hand Out 10 Warnings, 6 Notices Of Violation To Pittsburgh Establishments Over COVID-19 Orders
• No Charges For Officer Who Fatally Shot Anthony Legato
• Denver Moves To Level Yellow On COVID-19 Dial Saturday
• Multi-Agency Search On South Side For Missing 25-Year-Old Thomas Hughes Unsuccessful
• COVID In Colorado: Higher Education Professors Still Waiting For Vaccine
• American Airlines Warns Employees They Face Potential Furloughs Again
• WBZ-TV Will Travel With Healthcare Workers To Super Bowl On Patriots Plane
• AT&T Stadium Could Be Used As COVID-19 Vaccination Site, Officials Say
• COVID In Colorado: Child Care Staff Included In Next Vaccine Phase
• New Documentary 'Women In Blue' Explores Intersection Of Gender And Race Within MPD
• Local Pharmacies Eager For Additional Shipments Of COVID Vaccine
• How To Fight Cabin Fever During Minnesota's Deep Freeze
• COVID Vaccine Availability Continues To Fall Short, But New Offerings Could Help
• Queen Latifah Comes Back Home To Newark For 'The Equalizer' On CBS2
• Ski Resorts, Law Enforcement Anticipate Large Super Bowl Weekend Crowds
• Man Survives 7 Days Stuck In Snowy Sierra County Mountain Road
• Somerville Keeping Business Capacity Limits At 25% Despite State Increasing To 40%
• More Cases Of Blood Clots In Children Being Linked To COVID-19
• 19th Ward Gets Influx Of Police Cameras, License Plate Readers, But Do Cameras Help Reduce Crime?
• Chinatown Struggling To Survive As Lunar New Year Approaches, Efforts Underway To Help Community
• Minnesota Property Seizure Bill Centers On Socioeconomic Equity
• COVID-19 In Illinois: New Daily Record For Vaccinations As Positivity Rate And Hospitalizations Keep Falling
• Public Works Employees On Strike In South Whitehall Township Could Spell Bad News With Snow On Way
• Students Have Voices Heard In 'Black Histories, Black Futures' Exhibit At Boston's MFA
• Crews Battle Fire At San Jose Apartment Complex
• Hammond Mayor Responds To Noose Found In Firehouse: 'That Doesn't Fly With Us At All'
• Black History Is Our History: Mary Bell House Earns New York Preservation Award For Link To One Of Long Island's First Black Churches
• Fix Expected After Hundreds Were Turned Away From Collin County Vaccination Site Thursday
• Willingboro Substitute Teacher Had Sexual Relationship With 15-Year-Old Student, Burlington County Prosecutor Says
• Polar vortex to bring brutal cold and snow this weekend
• How "on hold" music is creating unlikely celebrities
• Dallas County Reports 1,424 New COVID-19 Cases, 42 Deaths Friday
• Philadelphia Weather: Super Bowl Sunday Snowstorm Could Dump Up To 6 Inches
• New York State Senator Introduces Legislation Banning Display Of Racist Symbols On Public-Funded Properties
• Will the Super Bowl become a super-spreader event?
• Mount Sinai Heart Chaplain 1 Of 80 Front Line Workers Flying To Super Bowl LV On New England Patriots Owner's Jet
• Maryland Lawmakers Urge Postmaster To Take Action After Complaints From Constituents About Mail Delays
• COVID In Eagle County: Face Masks Required In Airports, Bus, Rail Stations, Public Transportation
• Massachusetts Launches New 2-1-1 Hotline For COVID-19 Vaccinations
• 'Unique Opportunity To Create Signature Project': Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Talks To Elon Musk About Tunnel Transit
• 'Dial 2.0' Change Will Allow More Colorado Counties To Operate In Level Yellow
• 30 New COVID Variant Cases Detected In Colorado In January
• 'Everyone Loves Joe': Teen Behind Joe's Lemonade Stand Crowned Richfield Royalty
• $2.6 Million FEMA Grant Will Cover Cost Of Springtime Vaccinations In Ventura County
• 'We've Seen A Lot Less Heads In Beds': Pandemic Continues To Wreak Havoc On South Florida Tourism
• Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John Fetterman Files Paperwork For 2022 US Senate Run
• Fair Lawn Nabisco Factory To Shut Down This Summer
• 2 People Dead In Gary Home In Apparent Murder-Suicide
• Jesse Miles Davis, Director Of Girls Hockey League, Arrested In Sexual Assault Case
• Police: Westmoreland Co. Man Chokes Mom, Threatens To Kill Girlfriend After She Intervenes
• South Metro Fire Crews Rescue Labradoodle That Fell Into Icy Pond
• Grand Jury Indicts Logan Scott Debyle For Aiming Laser Pointer At Police Helicopter During Post-Election Protest
• El Paso County Commissioners Accuse Gov. Jared Polis Of 'Sowing Confusion And Division'
• Security Breach May Have Exposed Personal Data For 36,000 UPMC Patients
• New Orleans announces new restrictions for Mardi Gras
• Traveling Exhibit 'SUE: The T. rex Experience' Coming To Denver Museum of Nature & Science
• 17-Year-Old Girl Shot, Killed At Hyatt Regency Hotel In Boston
• Man Survives 7 Days Stranded In Sierra After GPS Leads Him Down Dangerous Mountain Road
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: House Unanimously Passes Bill To Deploy National Guard For Vaccine Distribution
• National Wear Red Day Raises Awareness Of Heart Disease In Women
• No Timetable To Get Broward Teachers Vaccinated As Many Return To In-Person Learning
• Operators Of Market At Styer Orchard 'Heartsick' After Middletown Township Chooses Not To Renew Lease
• Furry Tails: Mellow, Lilly & Hercules Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Farmington Hills Opens Costick Center As Warming Center Feb. 5-13
• 'Not Safe To Eat': Thousands Of Clams Washed Up Onto Revere Beach After Storm
• Pence's plans post-Trump administration take shape
• Cuomo, Murphy Demand Repeal Of Federal Cap On State And Local Tax Deduction
• Johnson & Johnson Requests Emergency Use Authorization From FDA For Third U.S. COVID Vaccine
• South Florida Holocaust Survivor Receives First COVID Vaccination Dose
• Super Bowl 55: A Viewer's Guide To Get You Through Sunday
• CBS 11 Photojournalist Shares 'Scary' Experience With COVID-19 As Officials Warn Against Super Bowl Parties
• Woman Shares Story Of Survival After 8 Months On Ventilator While Battling COVID-19
• Rachel Powell, Mercer County Mother Of 8 Wanted In Connection To Capitol Riots, Taken Into Custody
• Suspect In Modesto Burglary Spree Also Facing Arson Charge, Police Say
• Robinhood's loans to buy stock are 14 times more likely to default
• Yankee Stadium Becomes COVID Vaccine Mega Site For Bronx Residents: 'We Have Been Underserved For A Long Time'
• COVID In Philadelphia: Six City-Run Public Ice Skating Rinks Reopen With Safety Protocols In Place
• You'll Be Stuck Inside Awhile, So Check Out WCCO Reporters' Top Streaming Recommendations
• Southlanders Reminded Not To Drink And Drive On Super Bowl Weekend
• COVID-19 Timeline: Where Will We Be In 3 Months? In A Year?
• 1 Dead After Fire At Facility For Older Adults In Fort Collins
• Major Shakeup For Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' Administration
• Boulder Police Search For Suspect Wanted In Gas Station Robbery
• Texas To Receive More Than 400,000 First Doses Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• On Brink Of Relocation, South Florida Wildlife Center Gets New Lease On Life, Literally
• Miami Weather: Warm Weekend Ahead, Showers Possible On Sunday
• Woman Charged With Attempted Murder After Leaving Newborn Baby In Nursing Home Trash Can
• Gunmen Storm Queens Home, Tie Up Residents
• Philadelphia Health Commissioner Dr. Tom Farley On Hot Seat During City Council Hearing Over Philly Fighting COVID Controversy
• It's 'Ruff' And Tumble At The Annual DIA Puppy Bowl
• Maryland Senate OKs About $1.5B In COVID-19 Relief, Stimulus
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: New Federal Program Sending Vaccines To Pharmacies
• 'Cautious Optimism': Businesses See More Customers As Vaccine Rollout Continues
• COVID Vaccine: Clinic Open For Alameda County, Berkeley Residents 75+ In Albany Through Monday
• Mobile COVID-19 Vaccine Program Launches In Mass.
• COVID In New Jersey: Business Owners Rejoice After State Increases Limits On Indoor Dining, Other Activities
• Biden Tells House Democrats He's 'Flexible' On Some Numbers In COVID-19 Relief Bill
• No Injuries In Truck Fire On Pearl Lake
• COVID In Florida: 11,543 Additional Cases, 215 New Deaths Reported Friday
• Baltimore County Police Investigating Murder-Suicide In Middle River Thursday
• More Than 60 Arrested In Operation Against Human Trafficking In Stanislaus County, Police Say
• Body Found In Trash Fire In NE Miami-Dade
• Puppy Bowl XVII To Feature Message From First Lady Jill Biden, First Dogs Champ And Major Biden
• Massachusetts Reports 2,982 New COVID Cases, 74 Additional Deaths
• Johns Hopkins University Increases Testing, Imposes Gathering Restrictions Amid COVID-19 Outbreak
• Arctic Air Set To Arrive In North Texas Next Week -- Winter Isn't Over After All
• Ventura Woman Arrested For DUI After 101 Freeway Crash In Thousand Oaks Kills Her 2 Passengers
• 'Large Boulder Size Of Large Boulder' Lands On Highway 145, Giving County Officials Opportunity To Revive Twitter Humor
• Police Seek 2 'Persons Of Interest' In Carjacking On Detroit's West Side
• CU Boulder Welcomes Back Students To Campus Amid COVID Prevention Measures
• Pa. Lawmakers Consider Fast Tracking Plan To Extend Abuse Lawsuit Window
• Kemba Walker Agrees With LeBron On This Year's NBA All-Star Game
• Jaylen Brown Ruled Out, Payton Pritchard Upgraded To Available Friday Night Vs. Clippers
• High School Ex-Coach Rickey Badley Sentenced For Stalking Teenage Student, Child Porn
• Man Arrested At Joint Base Andrews After Boarding Plane Used By Top US And Military Officials
• Will Raiders Legend Tom Flores Finally Get In The Hall Of Fame This Year?
• Family Of Lymond Moses Believes Police Are Lying About Circumstances Of Deadly Shooting In Wilmington
• Pentagon Deploying Troops To Staff Oakland Coliseum Mass Vaccination Site
• Embattled Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Calls Democratic House Members 'Morons' After Being Stripped Of Committee Assignments
• Temple University Student's Life 'Completely Changed' After COVID-19 Left Her With Congestive Heart Failure
• Why Were Details About Roman Lopez's Death Kept Secret For So Long?
• Dallas Pop-Up COVID-19 Vaccine Registration Sites
• Lightfoot, CPS Make 'Last, Best, And Final Offer' To CTU On Schools Reopening; Union 'Deeply Disappointed That The Mayor Has Chosen To Stop Negotiating'
• Kale Culley On The CW's 'Walker': 'They Told Us Not To Watch The Original Walker, Texas Ranger'
• Kyle Rittenhouse Fires Attorney Who Helped Raise His Bail
• Garbage Truck Fire Temporarily Shuts Down Hwy 101 Near San Francisco
• Judge Weighs Dropping Charges Against Jesper Joergensen Over Spring Fire
• Too-Tall Parking Meters In Watertown Being Brought Down To Size
• 12-year-old fan who lost family in fire surprised with Super Bowl tickets
• Another Fort Worth Officer On Restricted Duty After Discovery Of 'Racially Insensitive' Post
• Anne Arundel County Police Searching For Missing Man Last Seen In Pasadena
• James Brown Set To Host Super Bowl Pregame, Halftime and Postgame Show For Record 10th Time
• Grocery chains fight "hero pay" laws for frontline workers
• Climate change "may have played a key role" in pandemic, study says
• Boulder County Sheriff Warns Of Fake Nonprofit 'Colorado Fire Relief'
• Baltimore County Police Investigating Suspicious Death Of 76-Year-Old Woman In Dundalk
• Maryland Zoo Donkeys Harry And Loyd Make Their Super Bowl LV Predictions
• Vanessa Morgan Gives Update On Estranged Husband & Baby
• Walz Signs Executive Order To Activate National Guard Ahead Of Chauvin Trial
• LeRonne Armstrong To Become Oakland's Next Police Chief
• 'We Cannot Break State Law To Do So': LAUSD Superintendent Austin Beutner Responds To Threatened Lawsuit Aimed At Reopening Schools
• UMass Amherst Restricts All Student Gatherings After Increase In COVID Cases
• DTE Energy Partners With Ann Arbor, Roseville Schools To Deploy Electric Buses To Schools
• TSA's Face Masks Fines Start At $250, Go Up To $1,500 For Repeat Offenders
• Florida Boy, 12, Arrested For "Shooting Up The School" Threat
• Maryland Senate Passes $577M Settlement For HBCU Lawsuit
• Report: Dodgers Sign Cy Young Winner Trevor Bauer
• San Antonio Area To Host Entire NCAA Women's Basketball Tourney
• CPD Officer Joseph Cabrera Charged With Attempted Murder In Off-Duty Shooting On Southwest Side
• Bradford County District Attorney Chad Salsman, Charged With Sexual Assault, Vows To Remain In Office
• Pittsburgh Penguins Coach Mike Sullivan Makes Super Bowl Prediction
• Pittsburgh Catholic Diocese Changes How Ashes Will Be Distributed On Ash Wednesday
• Virginia House Joins Senate In Voting To End Death Penalty
• Key West Airport's Coronavirus Fighting Robot Now Has A Name
• LeBron James Rips NBA's All-Star Game Plans: 'A Slap In The Face'
• To Fight COVID New Orleans Is Shutting Down All Bars During Mardi Gras
• Three Teens Charged In Armed Carjacking Of Delivery Driver On West Side
• Baltimore Officials Announce New COVID-19 Vaccine Dashboard
• Legendary 'Sound Of Music' Actor Christopher Plummer Dies At 91
• Pentagon Sending Troops To Help Staff Vaccination Super Sites In Los Angeles, Oakland
• Chrissy Teigen remembers the baby she lost
• 2 Injured, 1 Arrested In Friday Morning Shootings In Baltimore, Police Say
• A Look At All Of Tom Brady's Super Bowl Records
• Letters From 95-Year-Old Murder Suspect Okey Payne Show Trail Of Paranoia
• San Francisco Police Impound 11 Vehicles, Issue Citations In January Sideshow
• TSA: Travelers Refusing To Wear Masks Could Be Fined Up To $1,500
• Chris Evans Mourns Death Of 'Knives Out' Co-Star Christopher Plummer: 'Lovely Man And A Legendary Talent'
• Juveniles Arrested After Armed Fremont Carjacking, Crash, Neighborhood Search
• 15-Year-Old Girl Punches Attacker In Face, Escapes Assault While Jogging In San Rafael
• Devin McCourty Says Patriots' 2020 Opt-Outs Will Be Back Next Season
• As Extreme Cold Approaches, Check Your Furnace For These Issues
• Health Care workers detail struggles of PPE scarcity during pandemic
• Senate OK's $1.9 trillion COVID resolution after "vote-a-rama"
• Football Fans Have Fun At Super Bowl Experience Ahead Of Big Game
• Donors Helping Michigan Man Buy Home After 25 Years In Prison
• Schools can open with "degree of safety," says former CDC chief
• Peloton backlog so big it must fly bikes overseas to U.S.
• Lorraine Toussaint On CBS' 'The Equalizer: 'I've Always Admired Queen Latifah'
• 'Never Too Late To Do The Right Thing': Senior Returns Handcuffs He Stole From LAPD Officer 60 Years Ago
• Troops Being Deployed To Help At Mass COVID Vaccination Centers In California
• 'Ray Of Sunshine': Andover Mourns Death Of Elementary School Teacher Tia Pittounicos
• Marjorie Taylor Greene removed from House committee assignments
• City Of Lewisville To Hold Three COVID-19 Vaccine Registration Events
• CBS' The Price Is Right Uses Plinko Game To Predict Super Bowl 55 Winner
• Thanks To Wife's Letter To Godell, Beaumont Doctor Invited To Attend Super Bowl LV
• CHP Motorcycle Officer Hurt In Roseville Crash; Driver Turned Against Red Left Arrow
• Virginia legislature votes to end death penalty
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Breezy
• Ventura County Won't Ban TVs At Bars For Super Bowl
• North Carolina Man Who Allegedly Brought Women To Howard County, Arranged Dates Charged With Prostitution
• Baker Announces COVID-19 Vaccine Call Center, Safety Awareness Campaign
• Police Searching For East Baltimore Rape Suspect
• COVID In Colorado: Polis Extends Mask Mandate For Another 30 Days
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Signs $912M Pandemic Relief Bill
• Rep. Jason Crow: Important To Avoid Stigmatizing Congress Members Experiencing Capitol Riot Trauma
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• Brothers Guitar Shop: An UES Music Store Where Everyone Is Family
• Chartiers Valley School District Staff Members Get First Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Charges Dismissed Against Woman Arrested For Breaking Into Joe Montana's Malibu Home And Trying To Kidnap Granddaughter
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Case Total Tops 360K; 35 New Deaths Reported
• Serbian Man Antonije Stojilkovic Extradited To North Texas, Charged With $70M Fraud
• Kyle Rittenhouse Fires Attorney Who Helped Raise His $2 Million Bail
• Asian Celebrities Offer $25,000 Reward For Info In Oakland Chinatown Attacks
• Bayer Submits $2B Settlement To San Francisco Federal Court Over Roundup Weed Killer Claims
• Watch This Funny Ad Starring Tom Brady And Rob Gronkowski That Won't Be Shown During Super Bowl LV
• Cold Impacts Hudson Hot Air Affair, But Event Continues Mostly As Planned
• Riverside County DA: Moreno Valley Couple Received $18,000 After Using Inmate's Information To File Fraudulent EDD Claim
• 'I Hate It': People Walking And Working In Chicago Are Braving Through The Cold Winter Temps
• 2 Denver-Area Robbery Suspects Arrested After Standoff On Newton Street
• New Video: San Francisco Woman Assaulted, Robbed; Pet Bulldog Taken At Gunpoint
• Pennsylvania Lawmakers Tee Up Referendum On Limiting Governors' Disaster Emergency Powers
• California Unemployment Fraud So Widespread That State Issued Payments To Someone Using Sen. Feinstein's Name
• TSA Checkpoints At BWI Airport Go Touchless, Reducing Contact Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• FBI Shooting Deaths Show Risk Home Surveillance Cameras Pose To Police
• Check out these Super Bowl menu ideas
• Former Atlantic County Child Protective Services Worker Admits To Producing Child Porn Images Of Boy In His Care
• Super Bowl 2021 Key Matchup: Can Kansas City's Banged Up Offensive Line Hold Off Bucs Pass Rush?
• Peyton Manning, Charles Woodson Top Hall Of Fame Candidates
• St. Paul Police: Stolen Therapy Dog Reunited With Owner
• Driver Killed In Otter Tail Co. Train Collision Identified
• New Security Cameras Installed In 19th Ward
• Tony Romo On Super Bowl LV Matchup: Patrick Mahomes Has 'Rare Ability' To Challenge Tom Brady As 'Greatest Of All Time'
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 4,688 More Coronavirus Cases, 138 Additional Deaths
• Chiefs urged to drop name, tomahawk chop before Super Bowl
• Denver Police Release Photo Of SUV, Seek Help Solving Alameda Avenue Homicide
• Watch Live: Harris hosts roundtable after Biden makes case for American Rescue Plan
• How To Watch The Super Bowl On Multiple CBS Platforms
• FBI Looking To Identify Alleged Victims Of NYPD Officer Arrested On Child Pornography Charges
• Riot suspect transferred to another jail to get organic meals
• Camila Mendes Hopes Riverdale's Ending Mirrors High School Musical 3's
• SEE IT: Miami Beach Bouncer Marc Vallin Arrested For Kicking Tourist Unconscious Over Dress Code, Say Police
• Small Business Owners Have Until Monday To Apply For COVID-19 Relief Grants Of Up To $25,000
• Illinois Alum Nick Allegretti Helps Kansas City Chiefs Reach 2nd Super Bowl; 'Gonna Go Take Care Of This'
• Crews Work Quickly To Stop Car Fire From Spreading To Turlock Apartment
• COVID In MN: MDH Reports 1,054 New Cases, 22 Deaths
• Elderly Man Killed In Early Morning House Fire In Cobbs Creek
• Dangerous Avalanche Conditions Expand In Colorado, Reach Level 4 of 5
• Fullerton Joint Union High School District To Reopen Campuses In Mid-February
• 'This Pillow Fight Just Got Very Real': David Hogg Starting Pillow Company To Rival MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell
• Bald Eagle Rescued By Veteran Leaves Raptor Center For New Home
• COVID Progress: Santa Cruz County Sees Significant Decrease in Cases; Some Schools Could Reopen
• Plowable Snow Possible In Parts Of Massachusetts Super Bowl Sunday
• Today on Drew: Rachael Ray, Tiki Barber, Uoma Beauty Founder Sharon Chuter
• Explosion, Fire Reported At Warehouse In Beltsville; No Injuries, Officials Say
• Morgantown Teen Becomes West Virginia's First Female Eagle Scout
• First Responders Help Residents Escape From Burning Apartment In Lakewood
• Over 20,000 Appointments For Next Week Still Available At Fenway, Gillette And Springfield Mass Vaccination Sites
• Fatal Dundalk Trailer Fire Victim Identified As Herbert Mullens
• Ocasio-Cortez on "trauma" of the Capitol assault, survivor stigma
• Liam's List Feb. 5: Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, Staying Connected While Social Distancing
• Tournament Of Roses Association Sues Pasadena Over Trademark Ownership Of 'Rose Bowl,' 'Rose Bowl Game'
• Oakland County Veterans May Be Eligible For $2,500 Through COVID-19 Emergency Financial Relief Program. Here's How To Apply
• Law Enforcement Searching For 18-Wheeler That Struck, Killed Pedestrian On New Year's Day
• 4 People Displaced After Early Morning House Fire In Antelope
• Former WWE wrestler Gabbi Tuft comes out as transgender
• WATCH LIVE: Pennsylvania Health Official To Provide Update On State's COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution
• Texas Mom Rebecca Rivera Sentenced To Life In Prison For Death Of Her 4-Year-Old Son, Jayden
• Boston Museums Are Reopening - Here's Where You Can Go
• Police: Teenage Girls Smash Glass Bottle Over Woman's Head In Greenwich Village, Steal Her Cellphone
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Department Reports 334 New Coronavirus Cases, 1 Additional Death
• Pro-Navalny rallies paused as Russian jails overflow with supporters
• Man Stabbed To Death In Duarte, Suspect On The Loose
• Remembering Robb Webb, longtime voice of 60 Minutes
• Pennsylvania Lawmakers Advance $912M Pandemic Relief Bill
• Rutgers University Served As Second-Largest Site For Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Clinical Trial
• Officials Strongly Object To Placing Convicted Sexual Predator In Redwood City Neighborhood
• The Brady Story Rocks ... But Pick Against Patrick Mahomes At Your Own Peril
• Cal Poly Pomona Site Capable Of Vaccinating Up To 10,000 A Day Opens Friday
• 3 guards charged in violent attack at women's prison
• State Police Reminds Michigan Residents To Be 'Extra Cautious' When Going Outdoors
• Devin McCourty Responds To Danny Amendola's Shot At The Patriot Way
• No Pets Allowed? New Hampshire Lawmakers Say They Were Told To Keep Animals Off Zoom Hearings
• Parents Arrested On Murder Charges In Death Of 5-Week-Old Infant
• Person Struck, Killed By Car Along Sierra College Boulevard In Rocklin
• WATCH LIVE: New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy, State Officials To Provide COVID-19 Update
• Michigan House Ties Aid To Giving Virus Powers To Counties
• Pantego Police Department Needs Help Identifying Armed Suspect Who Robbed Cricket Wireless Store 
• Game Day Buyer's Guide To Frozen Appetizers: From Mozzarella Sticks To Jalapeño Poppers To Pizza Pouches!
• Texas Business Owner 'Mattress Mack' Makes $3 Million+ Super Bowl Bet
• TSA Confiscates Loaded Handgun At Pittsburgh International Airport
• Michigan Matters: NFL Greats Giving Back to Motor City
• Father, Stepmother Of Roman Lopez Arrested At Lodge In Rural Calaveras County
• MN Weather: Bitter Cold Arrives, Accompanied By 'Dangerous Wind Chills' Throughout Weekend
• Online Petition, Demonstrations Surface As Frustrations With Lack Of Unemployment Benefits, Communication Grow
• IRS Threatens Coloradans Who Already Paid Taxes: 'They're Frightened And They Don't Understand'
• Recipes From St. Paul Farmers' Market
• Melrose Park Mayor Apologizes For Profanity-Laden Tirade At Village Meeting; Recipient Not Accepting It
• Andre Hill's family: Lack of aid right after shooting was "unbelievable"
• DuPage County Is Making Better Progress Than Neighboring Counties In Getting People Vaccinated For COVID-19 -- What's Going On?
• Tom Brady Laughs Off Mean Tweets On Jimmy Kimmel ... Until Someone Comes After His Dog
• PTL Links: February 5, 2021
• Man Falsely Claimed To Be Victim Of Racially-Motivated Assault, Folsom Police Say
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Mask Standards
• Queen Latifah Stars In 'The Equalizer' Coming To CBS Immediately Following Super Bowl LV
• Unemployment falls to lowest level since before the pandemic
• Man Killed, 2 Injured During Towing Collision In South LA
• Plane Slides Off Runway At Chicago Executive Airport In Wheeling
• Huge Pileup Of Roughly 40 Vehicles Closes Snowy I-80 In Iowa
• Chiefs vs. Buccaneers: Predicting The Outcome Of Super Bowl LV
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Contagious UK Strain Detected At UC-Berkeley; Privileged Jumping Vaccine Line; Homeless Shelter Workers Ask To Be Prioritized
• New Video Shows Robbery Suspect Who Bashed Ice Cream Shop Worker In Head With Rock
• Baltimore County Public School System Reports Website Outages Friday Morning
• Cold Weather Causes COVID Testing Sites To Temporarily Shut Down
• Black History Month Spotlight: Local Wellness Influencer Creates App To Help Women Of Color Improve Their Health
• Bill Russell Gets His COVID-19 Vaccine: 'This Is One Shot I Won't Block'
• 11-Year-Old Sleeping At His Grandmother's House Injured In Dallas Drive-By Shooting
• Podokesaurus Becomes Candidate For Official Dinosaur Of Massachusetts
• President Joe Biden To Head To Delaware As CDC Recommends Avoiding Travel
• Allegheny Co. Health Dept.'s 211 Hotline To Set Up COVID-19 Vaccination Appointments Receives More Than 15,000 Calls Per Second
• LA Councilman Joe Buscaino Announces Plan To Sue LAUSD To Reopen Schools
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Peters Township Rec Center To Host COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic
• Goldstein Investigates: Shoulder Injury Linked To COVID Vaccination From Medical Volunteers
• 2 UC-Berkeley Students Diagnosed With Contagious COVID-19 UK Strain; Six New Cases In Alameda County
• Weather Blog: A Temperature Roller Coaster
• 3 Moms Start Facebook Group To Help Pittsburghers Track Down Coronavirus Vaccine
• New York Weather: CBS2's 2/5 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• Miami-Dade Launches Platform For People To Sign Up For COVID-19 Vaccine
• Baltimore's Patterson Park In Running To Be Named Country's Best City Park
• Protests erupt against Myanmar's "military dictatorship" after coup
• Super Bowl 2021: CBS' The Price Is Right Uses Plinko Game To Predict Super Bowl 55 Winner
• New report finds "toxic heavy metals" in popular baby foods
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: 5 Sam's Club Stores To Distribute Vaccines Next Week
• Here For The Commercials: What To Expect From This Year's Super Bowl Ads
• LeBron: Having All-Star Game during pandemic a "slap in the face"
• Water Main Breaks Along E. Willock Road In Baldwin
• Johnson & Johnson seeks U.S. approval for one-dose COVID vaccine
• Mothers push for basic income during pandemic: "A moment of rage"
• Woman Carjacked In Ukrainian Village
• Capitol riot's suspected "bullhorn lady" taken into custody
• Biden signs order to ramp up refugee admissions
• Montgomery County Mom Puts Sculpting Skills To Work To Create 'Snow Dragons'.
• Millions of N95 masks are counterfeits. Here's how to spot a fake
• Democrats unveil plan to erase $50,000 of student loan debt
• GameStop shares plunge more than 40% as investors bail
• FBI To Pay Tribute To Special Agents Laura Schwartzenberger & Daniel Alfin With Memorial Service At Hard Rock Stadium
• "Who cares!": Trump resigns from Screen Actors Guild
• Lack Of Eligibility Oversight Means Young, Healthy People Are Getting COVID-19 Vaccine Doses
• 2 Suspects Arrested After Car Stop Leads To $4 Million Drug Bust, Bucks County DA Says
• Roman Lopez's Father, Stepmother Arrested In Connection With 11-Year-Old's Death
• Neighbor Describes FBI Shooting Suspect David Huber As A 'Loner' Who Once Pulled A Gun On Pest Control Worker
• Lawmakers seek $160 billion for immediate vaccine funding
• Police Investigating String Of High-End Clothing Store Robberies In SoHo
• Man, Woman Injured NE Miami-Dade Shooting
• EXCLUSIVE: Woman Brutally Attacked By Another Woman In North Philadelphia Shares Horrifying Experience
• Michener Art Museum Reopens Friday With Brand New Photography Exhibition
• Serious injuries reported after 40-vehicle pileup in Iowa
• Pittsburgh Weather: Weekend Begins Cloudy, Snow Chances Possible This Weekend
• Select Dallas ISD Campuses Offering In-Person Coronavirus Vaccine Registration Assistance
• Naperville Pharmacy That Survived 1918 Spanish Flu Pandemic Eager To Get Vaccines For COVID-19
• Woman jailed for Wuhan COVID reports could be "tortured," lawyer says
• Chicago Weather: Temperature Drop In Effect
• Original Mattress Factory: Bring A Blanket For Bridging
• NFLPA's DeMaurice Smith on NFL's leadership in fighting COVID-19
• 18-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed In West Oak Lane Double Shooting, Police Say
• Pennsauken, New Jersey Police Chase Ends With Violent Crash In Center City
• 908 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For COVID-19 In Last Week
• Man Pleads Guilty To Robbing The Same Bank Twice
• Arkansas lawmakers OK requiring hotline calls before abortions
• Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John Fetterman Files Necessary Paperwork For Potential Senate Run
• To Do List: Chocolate Festival, Zoo Breakfast, Game Day Takeout
• Washington County Woman Accused Of Keeping Sister In A Cage Pleads Guilty
• Report: Brighton Rehab Being Investigated By Federal Grand Jury
• Study: Pittsburgh Third Best City For Pizza Lovers
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: AHN Jefferson Hospital Hosts Vaccination Clinic For Minorities 75 And Older
• Friday's Show Info (2/5/21)
• New York Weather: CBS2's 2/5 Friday Morning Forecast

Videos from February 5, 2021

• Norah O'Donnell discusses her interview with President Joe Biden
• Keystone Pipeline workers say they feel abandoned by Biden administration
• Pandemic could be worsening childhood obesity
• Polar vortex could send wind chill temperatures as low as -40 degrees Fahrenheit
• Bipartisan bill would provide pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants brought to the U.S. as children
• Health experts caution against Super Bowl parties
• Northeast gears up for winter storm as dangerous wind chills expected in the Midwest
• How the military plans to protect the Super Bowl
• How experts are working to stop the Super Bowl from becoming a super-spreader event
• Biden says "no need" for Trump to still receive intel briefings
• Biden pushing new stimulus bill regardless of Republican support
• What to watch for from this year's Super Bowl commercials
• January's job numbers reveal the ongoing economic struggle of the COVID-19 pandemic
• GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene blasts House vote removing her from committees
• Canada designates Proud Boys a terrorist group after U.S. Capitol riot
• Doctor discusses testing for COVID-19 variants and Johnson & Johnson's vaccine
• Doctor discusses Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine
• Chiefs and Buccaneers get ready for Super Bowl LV
• House ousts Greene from committees, Senate votes on budget framework
• Senate budget vote clears way for Biden's $1.9 trillion relief plan, without GOP support
• Former CDC Director Tom Frieden: Reopening schools can be safe
• Bars, restaurants working to keep Super Bowl crowds safe
• Portugal's health care system struggles with new surge in COVID-19 cases
• Robb Webb voices 60 Minutes
• Robb Webb voices 60 Minutes Overtime
• Trump refuses request to testify in his second impeachment trial
• Congressman Adam Schiff on "The Takeout" — 2/5/2021
• Buccaneers and Chiefs hometowns battle it out before teams step on the field
• Going red for women and heart health, raising awareness
• CBS Sports' Jim Nantz, Tony Romo on what to expect in historic Super Bowl quarterback matchup
• Doctor speaks out about trying to protect herself, staff without enough PPE
• Health care workers get chance of a lifetime to cheer on their teams at Super Bowl LV
• Fired officer Adam Coy charged with murder, set to appear in court for death of Andre Hill
• Journalist in Myanmar describes feeling like "being transported back to the old, isolated country" following military coup takeover
• Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Jason Crow on trauma following Capitol attack
• A behind-the-scenes look at securing Super Bowl LV
• Researchers work to identify COVID-19 mutations as more contagious variants spread
• House strips Marjorie Taylor Greene’s committee assignments after controversial comments
• Johnson & Johnson asks FDA for emergency vaccine approval
• 2/5: CBSN AM
• How an app can help parents talk about race and racism with kids