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• 2 Seriously Injured After Chain-Reaction Wreck On 110 Freeway In Carson
• California Using ZIP Codes, Outreach To Boost COVID-19 Vaccine Equity
• Watch: Suspected DUI Driver Slams Into Vacaville Home
• Woman Hit, Killed Along East Hampden Avenue In Denver
• Vicious Confrontation Caught On Camera In Santa Clarita
• CA's Billion-Dollar COVID Testing Lab Under Investigation Following CBS13 Whistleblower Report
• Ambulance Stolen In North Sacramento, Abandoned Nearby
• Ground Search For Missing Hiker Josh Hall Suspended
• Super Bowl Champion Wears Stephon Clark's Name On Helmet
• 'Grieving All Over Again': Cremated Ashes Of LAPD Detective, Army Veteran Stolen During Burglary
• LA County Working To Address Racial Disparities In COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution
• Lakers Rally Past Thunder 119-112 In OT For 5th Win In A Row
• COVID In Boulder: Buffs Move Back Into Dorms With Strengthened Precautions
• Black Lives Matter Sacramento Calls For CHP Officers To Be Fired After Fatal Shooting In Dixon
• Chicago Weather: Parts Of Area Get Another 4 Inches Of Snow Or More
• Bulls Fall To Wizards, Lose For Sixth Time In Eight Games
• West Ridge Man Becomes Social Media Sensation As He Places Frozen Pants On City Streets As If For Parking Dibs
• Trump Impeachment Lawyers Call On Senate To Reject 'Brazen Political Act' In New Filing
• Family Sues Robinhood After Stock Trader Kills Himself Mistakenly Believing He Lost $700K
• Porzingis, Doncic Help Mavericks Hold Off Timberwolves, 127-122
• Celebrating Black History Makers: Dr. Abdullah Hasan Pratt; A Doctor, Teacher, Mentor, And Activist
• Mashpee Woman Identified As Falmouth Homicide Victim
• School Closings And Remote Learning For February 9, 2021
• I-Team Sources: Milford Police Chief Michael Pighetti Placed On Paid Leave
• I-Team: Extra Doses Of COVID-19 Vaccine Wasted
• Glut Of Empty Boston Apartments Means Good Deals For Renters
• Gopher Men Pull Away From Cornhuskers In 79-61 Win
• Riverside Reports 57 New COVID-19 Deaths, Ventura Adds 14 Since Friday
• As Black Restaurant Week Begins, 2 Restaurateurs Say Business Is Booming Despite Pandemic
• SNOW TIMELINE: Expect 1-3 Inches In New York City, 6 Inches In Points North And West On Tuesday
• COVID In New Jersey: Lack Of Available Vaccine Doses Leaving Doctors, Residents Exasperated
• Small Plane Makes Emergency Landing On Pennsylvania Turnpike
• Snow Fatigue Starting To Set In For Tri-State Area Residents
• Sheriff: Hacker Tried To Poison Water Supply In Florida City Of Oldsmar
• 'It's Not Something We Can Ignore': Variants Lead To Concerns Of COVID-19 Reinfections
• Revolutionary Coronavirus-Killing Face Shield Made In Pennsylvania Hopes To Change How We Think About Masks
• 'Exact Opposite Of What We Need To Be Doing': Local Mayors Concerned By Reckless Super Bowl Partying Images In Tampa
• Colorado Girl Becomes Eagle Scout On National Boy Scouts Day
• Group Of Men Carjack Woman In Noble Square; Assailants Fire At Victim, Point Gun At Good Samaritan
• 'Game-Changer' | Inside The Baltimore Lab Producing Johnson & Johnson, AstraZeneca COVID-19 Vaccines
• Old Navy Moving Mission Bay Headquarters To SF Embarcadero
• Facebook widens ban on vaccine misinformation
• South Side Building Partially Collapses During 4-Alarm Fire On East Carson Street
• Carbon Monoxide Poisoning: The Silent Winter Danger
• How Does Black Ice Form In Subzero Temperatures?
• Gov. Larry Hogan Visits COVID-19 Vaccination Sites As Demand Continues To Outpace Supply
• Educator Gets Surprise Shot From Being On Leftover COVID Vaccine 'Hot List'
• COVID Nurse Gives Grief-Stricken Families Their Loved One's Final Heartbeat
• Police Searching For Motive In Fatal Shooting Of 18-Year-Old Simeon Mukuna In Columbia
• Parents Hope Heartbreaking Loss Of Teen Son To Suicide Will Raise Awareness Of Depression, Isolation While Schools Are Closed
• Woman Inside Car Shot And Killed In Lawrenceville
• Critically Injured Fort Worth Apartment Fire Victim Passes Away
• Maryland Stadium Authority, Baltimore Orioles Agree To 2-Year Lease Extension At Camden Yards
• Maryland-Johns Hopkins Women's Lacrosse Game Scheduled For Sunday Postponed Due To Positive COVID-19 Cases
• Islanders Break Through In Third, Varlamov Strong In Shutout Win Over Rangers
• COVID-19 Vaccine Will Need Time, Transparency To Address Rocky Rollout, Shortages, Johns Hopkins Expert Says
• 7-Vehicle Crash Slows Traffic On C-470 In Highlands Ranch
• COVID Vaccination Total Tops 2 Million
• Police Searching For Man On Suspicion Of Abducting His 3-Year-Old Daughter
• If You Died Tomorrow, Would Your Family Be Prepared?
• North Korea continuing to develop nuclear program, U.N. report warns
• Deptford Township School District Using Pilot Program To Identify Students At Risk Of Self-Harm
• More Than 80 Residents Evacuated From Duquesne High-Rise Building After Fire
• Cardaci Scores 17 To Lead Coppin State Over Norfolk State
• Jaworski Leads Lafayette Past Loyola (Md.) 80-76
• 15-Year-Old Girl Rescued From Suspected Trafficking Operation
• Man, Woman Injured In NE Baltimore Shooting Monday Night
• 'Felt Like I Was In A River': Terrain Trap Among Reasons For Deadly Avalanche Near Silverton
• TSA Recommends Mask Fines For Travelers Violating Nationwide Mask Order
• Return Of High School Contact Sports Welcomed With Excitement
• Vallarta Supermarkets Opens COVID Testing Kiosk Outside Pacoima Store
• Gov. Ron DeSantis' Chief Of Staff To Lead Broward Hospital System
• 2 Juveniles Arrested In Connection To Large Explosion Heard In Elk Grove
• Congressman Ron Wright dies after contracting COVID-19
• Chicago Teachers Union House Of Delegates Sends Tentative Agreement, In-Person Learning Guidelines To Rank-And-File For Vote
• Fences, Protesters Return To Berkeley's People's Park As Campus Mulls Student Housing Again
• Some San Francisco Affordable Housing Units Renting For More Than Market-Rate Units
• Turlock Driver, 81, Killed In Collision With Train On Monte Vista Avenue
• Police: More Than 50 Suspected Stolen Electronic Devices And Jewelry Found At Pennsylvania Home
• CVS Pharmacies In Maryland Pushing Back COVID-19 Vaccination Distribution To Ensure Availability
• MISSING: Janiela Lopez, 17, From Belmont Cragin; Has Been Reported Missing Before
• Ohio Mom Says She Came Home To Find 2 Boys Shot To Death And 1 Injured In Bedroom
• Santa Clara County Launches Tiny Homes Site For Unhoused Families With Children
• COVID Vaccine: Alameda County Educators, Child Care Workers Now Eligible For Vaccination
• Stepmother Father Of Roman Lopez Plead 'Not Guilty' In First Court Appearance
• Low Voter Turnout Expected In Upcoming Wisconsin Primary
• LA County COVID Vaccine Super Sites Only Giving Out Second Doses This Week
• Judge Blocks Another Bid To Shut Down Line 3 Construction
• Police Arrest Pair Suspected In Cellphone Store Burglary
• Mpls. Music Legend J.D. Steele's New Documentary Captures Elder Voices On Systemic Racism
• Salvatore Anello Sentenced To Probation In Death Of Granddaughter Chloe Wiegand, Who Fell From Cruise Ship Window
• Wisconsin Prosecutor Accused Of Secretly Recording Sex With Defendants
• Fallout Continues After Violent Encounter Between Health Inspectors, Police, El Monte Street Vendors
• Driver Accused Of Killing 1, Injuring 1 In Rancho Cordova Parking Lot Facing Homicide Charges
• Man sentenced after granddaughter's fatal fall from cruise ship
• Struggle Continues Amid Plans To Vaccinate Southern California Teachers
• South Carolina Man Arrested In 2016 Cold Case Murder Of Pennsylvania Woman
• Senate Democrats, Including Cardin, Van Hollen, Reintroduce Bill To Allow Immigrants With Protected Status To Become Legal Residents
• Capitol Siege: San Francisco Man, Self-Proclaimed Proud Boys Member Arrested In Texas
• Millie Hughes-Fulford, Trailblazing Astronaut, Dies At 75 In San Francisco Home
• SJPD To Undergo Sensitivity Training To Ensure LGBTQ Community Is Treated With Respect
• Woman Killed In Extra-Alarm Fire In Auburn Gresham
• 'All Of Us Were Football Fans First, Healthcare Workers Second': Frontline Workers Return Home From Super Bowl
• NYC Middle Schools To Resume In-Person Instruction Feb. 25
• Texas Leaders Remember GOP Congressman Ron Wright Who Died After Battling Lung Cancer, COVID-19
• LAPD Officer Facing Charges After Allegedly Stealing Truck From OC Car Dealer
• Woman Injured In Cutting At Food Lion Store In Baltimore County, Police Say
• Pittsburgh Health Care Workers Who Went To Super Bowl Share Experience From Stands
• 'The Black Family: Representation, Identity And Diversity' Now Open At Stephen P. Clark Center In Downtown Miami
• COVID In Denver: Cheltenham Elementary Teachers Get Vaccine After Losing Beloved School Secretary 'Ms. Luz'
• US Army Field Band From Maryland's Fort Meade Performs On Super Bowl Sunday
• Bitcoin Soars To All-Time High As Musk's Tesla Says It Bought $1.5 Billion
• Special Valentines For Veterans From Chicago Students
• Judge: Broward Schools Had No Responsibility To Warn Students, Parents About Confessed Parkland Shooter
• COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic Opening At Natomas High School
• San Francisco Police Search For Suspect Vehicle After Shots Fired, Crash In Lower Haight
• Man Fights To Clear Name In Murder Case, Says Chicago Offered Payout To Make Public Records Request Go Away
• Speeding Driver Dies In Fiery Crash In San Jose
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Department Reports 2-Day Total Of 450 New Cases, No Additional Deaths
• Bulls' Markkanen Out 2-4 Weeks With Sprained Right Shoulder
• Impeachment Latest: In New Filing, Trump Lawyers Call On Senate To Reject 'Brazen Political Act'
• 'Watch For The Symptoms': Illness Connected To The Coronavirus Strikes Young Children
• Highway 145 Reopens After 'Large Boulder Size Of Large Boulder' Blasted Away
• San Clemente Man Tests Positive For UK Variant Of COVID-19
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Calls For Esteban Bovo To Run For Mayor Of Hialeah
• Topgolf Tees Up New Ontario, El Segundo Locations
• Police Hand Out 8 Warnings, 3 Notices Of Violation To Pittsburgh-Area Establishments Over COVID-19 Orders
• 'This Was Not Protest. This Was Anarchy.' Demonstrators Vandalize Mayor Steinberg's Sacramento House
• 'We're Trailblazers': More Than 2 Dozen North Texas Girls Soar To New Heights Earning Rank Of Eagle Scout
• Roman Lopez's Parents To Make First Court Appearance After Being Charged
• Chicago Carjacking Epidemic: OnStar, Satellite Radio Could Help Track Down Carjacked Vehicles
• Nassau County May Get Dangerous Dog Ordinance Requiring Owners To Notify Neighbors Of Problematic Pets
• COVID Policies: Minn. House GOP Calls For Lifting Business Restrictions By May 1
• As Chauvin Trial Approaches, Debate Over Security Funding Continues
• Commack Fire Department Sends Truck, Gear To Rural Tennessee Fire Crew In Need Of Lifesaving Equipment
• Philadelphia Weather: Wintry Days Ahead With Multiple Chances For Snow This Week
• Former Baltimore Police Officer Ivo Louvado Sentenced To 14 Months In Prison For Making False Statements About Selling Seized Cocaine
• Vaccine Recipients Report 'COVID Arm' And Other Side Effects, But Doctors Say Don't Worry
• COVID In Colorado: Cardiologists See More Patients With Heart Issues After Coronavirus Diagnosis
• UMass Memorial Reaching Out To Patients To Set Up COVID Vaccine Appointments
• BSO Busts Restauranteur Turned Drug Dealer Found With "Smorgasbord Of Illegal Drugs" & Lots Of Cash
• Saturday's Kings Game Postponed Due To Minnesota Wild's Coronavirus Issues
• 'It's Your Next Door Neighbor, It's A Senior From Down The Street': Farm Share Seeing 60 Percent Increase In Need
• 2 Flyers-Devils Games Scheduled For This Week Postponed Due To COVID Protocols
• Armstrong County Company Creates Foam For Revolutionary Coronavirus-Killing Face Shield
• Malibu Gets FEMA Grant For Emergency Siren System As Part Of Wildfire Preparedness
• 50 Displaced In Gaithersburg Fire, Officials Say
• Chicago Restaurants Want Capacity Limits Lifted Before Valentine's Day
• Lawmakers look for ways to get PPE, testing to small businesses
• Police Chief Eddie Garcia Wants To 'Restore Hope, Pride' In Dallas Neighborhoods
• U.S. races to administer vaccines as variant threat grows stronger
• Community Members Honor Philadelphia Police Officer Tab Ali Who Died After Contracting COVID-19
• Setbacks And Progress Of 2 Minnesota Boys Dealing With Rare COVID-Related Syndrome, MIS-C
• Cottonwoods Chopped Down After More Than 500 Acres Burned In Morrison Road Fire
• 'I Don't Know How To File My Taxes': Suburban Chicago Resident Told By IDES To Contact The IRS About State Agency Overpaying Her
• Trinity Metro Plans To Offer Free Rides To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• Disney California Adventure Park To Reopen In March For Outdoor Dining
• Cuomo: Potential Reopening Of Broadway To Be Fueled By Series Of Pop-Up Concerts Beginning Feb. 20
• EXCLUSIVE: Four Seasons Total Landscaping Owner Shares Experience Starring In Super Bowl Ad
• 7 People, Including 5 Kids, Displaced In Opa-locka House Fire, Family Dog Died
• Pa. Senators Bob Casey And Pat Toomey Prepare To Serve As Jurors In Trump's 2nd Impeachment Trial
• 'They're Out There Everyday,' Many Home Health Workers Having Hard Time Getting Vaccinated For COVID
• Baltimore Mayor Scott Asks To Buy 300K Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccines Directly To City
• COVID Impact On Children: Experts Say It's Important For Parents To Validate Their Kids' Feelings, Impose Daily Routines
• Suspect In Deadly Assault Of 84-Year-Old San Francisco Man Held Without Bail
• Karen Lewis, Former CTU President, Dies
• UPDATE: Person Killed In Novato 2-Alarm Mobile Home Fire Identified
• COVID In Denver: City Pushes To Get Vaccines To Those Experiencing Homelessness
• 'No Sporting Purpose To Have An AR': State Senator Joins Gun Safety Advocates In Push For Assault Weapons Ban
• COVID Concerns: Doctors Say Those With Sickle Cell Disease Or Carry Gene Are At Higher Risk Of Severe Illness From Virus
• Unit Of Maryland National Guard, Once All Black, Continues Work More Than 70 Years After Formation
• $15 minimum pay would increase joblessness but reduce poverty, CBO says
• Wolf Administration Announces SNAP Expansion For College Students
• Thousands Of COVID Vaccination Appointments Unfilled In Massachusetts
• Pandemic Has More Families Finding Themselves In Need Of Food For The First Time
• Kevin Jiang, Yale Grad Student From Chicago, Shot To Death Near Campus In New Haven, Conn.
• Advocates Call For New York State To Prioritize Vaccination Of Inmates
• VIDEO: Pittsburg Police Release Body-Camera Footage Of Recent Officer-Involved Shooting
• Black History Is Our History: Dr. Carter G. Woodson, Also Known As The 'Father Of Black History Month'
• CBS4 Photojournalist Rafael Murciano 'Sequesters' Amid His Musical Talents
• Memorial Service Held For Legendary Temple Basketball Head Coach John Chaney
• Second-Dose COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments In Anne Arundel County Canceled As Officials Wait For Doses To Arrive
• Dallas County Reports First Day Below 1K New COVID Cases In 3 Months
• Catalina Island Reopening In Time For Valentine's Day, President's Day Holiday
• DIA: 2020 Dropped Passenger Traffic Volume By Half
• EXCLUSIVE: Victims' Families Donating Reward Fund From 1993 Cold Case Murders Back To Warminster Community
• Sen. Schumer And Rep. Ocasio-Cortez: FEMA To Reimburse COVID Funeral Costs To Families With Financial Need
• WARNING: Counterfeit Xanax And Oxycodone Pills Seized In Boulder County Contain Fentanyl, Investigators Warn
• American Airlines Announces New Routes Out Of Miami International Airport
• COVID In Florida: 5,737 Additional Cases, 127 New Deaths Reported On Monday
• Jean Schulz On The Snoopy Show: 'There Was A Dearth In Peanuts Content'
• Breeders' Cup, Planned For Del Mar, Delays Ticket Sales Due To COVID-19
• Settlement Near In Case Of Pa. Man Run Over By Police Bulldozer While Being Chased For Illegally Growing Pot Plants
• 'It's Been A Roller Coaster': Capacity Limits Increased At Gyms, Restaurants, Stores
• Yale Graduate Student Kevin Jiang Shot To Death In New Haven
• Parking At A Meter In Denver? Use The 'Pay By Phone' App
• 'Reemploy Colorado' Initiative To Help Unemployed Get Back Into Workforce
• 4th Merced County Jail Escapee Arrested; 2 Still Wanted
• Homebound Bay Of Pigs Veterans To Get COVID-19 Vaccine At Home, Says Gov. DeSantis
• Baltimore Police Trainee Jordan Ali Fired After He Allegedly Harassed, Assaulted Women Who Wouldn't Invite Him To Party
• New Hampshire Fish And Game Warns Of Unsafe Ice After 3 Lakes Region Incidents
• Prospect Park Community Pulls Together To Help 'Crossing Guard Lee,' Family After Fire Destroys Home
• Maryland House Overrides Veto Of K-12 Education Measure
• Baltimore Launches Mobile COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic Program
• Health Experts Say Return To Classroom Can Be Done Safely, Crucial For Students' Well-Being
• Miami-Dade Mayor Announces $60 Million Relief Program For Landlords And Tenants Impacted By Pandemic
• Songbird Deaths From Salmonella Spiking In CA
• Songbird Deaths From Salmonella Spiking In California
• Dallas 11-Year-Old Struck By Bullet In Bedroom During Drive-By Shooting
• Nearly A Week Later, Ice Cutters On St. Clair River As Residents/Businesses Remain Under Flood Warning
• Massachusetts Reports 1,276 New COVID Cases, 55 Additional Deaths
• Snow, Ice Prompt Ground Stop At O'Hare International Airport
• FBI: NH Man Who Admitted To Drinking Wine At Capitol Riot Arrested
• Victims, Suspect Identified In Murder-Suicide On Summerwood Circle In Dallas
• 'Momma Did All The Work,' Texas Police Officer Delivers Baby Within Minutes
• William Paul Schuette In Custody After Burglary Suspect Shot, Killed In Commerce City
• 2 Teens Arrested For Murder Of Delivery Driver Timothy Allen In Dallas
• Oakland Native LeRonne Armstrong Sworn In As Chief Of Police In Emotional Ceremony
• COVID: Santa Cruz Co. Opens Watsonville Vaccination Site; Offers Shots To 65+ In Hard-Hit Zip Codes
• 2 Men Found Shot Dead Inside Kensington Property, Police Say
• Maryland State Police Urge Parents To Remember Simple Steps To Keep Their Kids Safe Online
• Parts Of Cherry Creek State Park Will Remain Closed Due To Grass Fire
• From Asthma To Premature Births: Pediatricians Seeing Impacts Of Climate Change In Children
• 'The Real Superheroes': Health Care Workers Travel To Super Bowl On Patriots Plane
• 4-Alarm Blaze That Gutted Playland's Castaway Cove On Ocean City Boardwalk Deemed Accidental
• 2 More Wild Games Postponed As Team's COVID List Grows
• Another Bruins Home Game Postponed Due To NHL's COVID-19 Protocols
• BARCS Reunites Barak The Dog With His Owner After Losing Home In Baltimore Explosion
• Fire Destroys Melrose Park Motel
• SEE IT: Neighbors, Baltimore County Police Officer Rescue 2 People From Burning Building
• COVID In New Jersey: More Restrictions Could Soon Eased As State Reaches 1 Million Vaccinations, Murphy Says
• Florida Gas Prices Jumped 11 Cents In Past Week
• Mother Of Murdered Irving Sisters Wants Son Punished For Helping Father Evade FBI For 12 Years
• 'Momma Did All The Work,' Texas Police Officer Delivers Baby Within Minutes
• Firefighters Rush To Burning Home In Golden Before Dawn Monday
• Police In Twin Cities Warn Drivers: Don't Leave Your Vehicle Running Unattended
• Man Severely Hurt In Trinidad After Package He Picked Up In Parking Lot Explodes
• Denver Public Schools Partners With Children's Hospital Colorado For Teacher COVID Vaccines
• Drivers Can Expect Delays On I-70 Near Vail Pass On Monday
• 'I See Smoke': Wind-Whipped Morrison Road Fire On Super Bowl Sunday Sent Lakewood Residents Fleeing
• Cal Poly Jewish Fraternity House Vandalized With Anti-Semitic Graffiti
• Blown Transformer Likely Caused By Unfortunate Rodent, 10K Left Without Power In Santa Rosa
• Philadelphia Teachers Protest Schools Reopening Over COVID-19 Fears, 'Unsafe Conditions' At Buildings
• Tennessee Man, Victor Lofton, Charged In 1992 Murder Of 4-Year-Old Girl And Her Mother In Gary
• COVID-19 In West Virginia: Virus Cases Decline Sharply And Deaths Reach 2-Month Low
• No-Burn Order In Effect Through Tuesday Over Much Of Southland
• Crews Battle Fire At Industrial Building On St. Paul's Southeast Side
• 4-Year-Old Horse Euthanized At Santa Anita Park After Fracturing Ankle During Workout
• Judge Rules Against LA DA George Gascon's Drastic Policy Changes
• UC Davis Confirms First Case Of U.K. Coronavirus Variant In Sacramento Region
• Dallasites As Young As 15 Can Find Work In Mayor's Summer Jobs Program
• Bruce Arians: Tom Brady Wanted To Show That 'It Wasn't All Coach Belichick'
• Anne Arundel County Man Eric Marney Charged With Possessing, Distributing Child Pornography
• At Least 23 Shot, 2 Killed In Weekend Gun Violence In Chicago
• CPD Releases New Reforms In Response To Consent Decree
• Fayette County Unveils COVID-19 Vaccine Registry
• Man Stabbed To Death In Hughson
• Republican John Cox Launches Run For California Governor With Ad Hitting Rival
• When Can Massachusetts Residents 65+ Get The COVID Vaccine? Baker Says Wait 'A Little While Longer'
• Variants raise concerns that people can get COVID-19 again
• Suspects Charged With Attempted Murder In Brazen San Francisco Bayview Gunfight
• Southlake Police Find 150 Pieces Of Stolen Mail, Meth During Traffic Stop
• Philadelphia Police: Couple Found Shot Dead In Lawncrest Home
• New Castle Company Creates Super Bowl Pyrotechnics
• Update: San Jose Police Arrest Suspects In 2 Separate Standoffs
• Don't Worry If You See Smoke Coming From Rocky Mountain National Park On Monday
• Nikola Jokic Named 2020 Colorado Sports Hall Of Fame Athlete Of The Year
• Derek Chauvin's Defense Files Opposition To State's Motion To Reinstate 3rd-Degree Murder Charge
• 25-Year-Old Ashley Nicole Boles Last Seen September 2020 In Randallstown Area
• Tom Brady Played The Long Game To Absolutely Roast Tyreek Hill With Super Bowl LV Victory
• Police: Bronx Supermarket Shoplifters Pull Out Box Cutter, Slash Employee Trying To Stop Them
• Bruins' David Pastrnak Named NHL's First Star Of Week
• Children's Hospital Of Philadelphia To Assist Health Department In COVID-19 School Vaccination Program
• Caretaker Arraigned, Accused Of Embezzling $50K From 84-Year-Old Michigan Man
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,747 New Cases And 35 Additional Deaths
• Texas Representative Ron Wright Dies After Contracting COVID-19
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Butler VA Holding Walk-In Vaccination Clinic
• COVID Housing: Marin County Considers Barring Rent Increases Through End Of 2021
• Visit Florida Plans 2022 In-Person Trade Show
• Gov. Hogan Responds To Criticism About State's Vaccination Plan, Says Feds Need To Send More Doses
• Texas Governor Says Partnership With FEMA Could Soon Open COVID Vaccine 'Super Sites'
• Pittsburgh Steelers Hire QBs Coach, Assistant Offensive Line Coach And Quality Control Coach
• Rogers Scores 14 To Lift UMBC Over Stony Brook 60-48
• New York City's Newest COVID Vaccine Mega-Site Coming To Citi Field This Week
• Price Chopper/Market 32 To Merge With New York Grocery Chain
• Florida Judge Refuses To Dismiss COVID-19 Case Against Publix
• Phillies Depart From Citizens Bank Park For Spring Training In Clearwater, Florida
• Mayor Bill Peduto Asks Gov. Tom Wolf For Prioritize COVID-19 Vaccinations For Teachers
• 'Speed Is Of The Essence': Rep. Neal Details When Massachusetts Residents Could See Stimulus Checks
• Today on Drew: Patti LaBelle, Cookbook Club With Pilar Valdes & VFFs, Drew's News
• 'Shadow' Real Estate Inventory May Spell Good Deals For New York City Renters
• Philadelphia Teachers, Parents Demonstrating Solidarity At Gompers Elementary, Calling For Safe Reopening Of City Schools
• Ralph Backstrom, Founder Of Colorado Eagles, Dies At 83
• Victims of EDD Debit Card Hacking Describe Experiences on Road to Recovery
• Two Arrested In Sausalito With Van Full Of Stolen Property
• Statewide Virtual Photo Exhibit To Document COVID-19 Pandemic
• Crash With Detroit Police SUV Leaves 1 Man Dead, 2 Officers In Stable Condition
• Longtime GOP Senator Richard Shelby to retire
• Biden denounces lack of Black head coaches in the NFL
• Boston Draws Massive Ratings For Super Bowl LV
• Man Reportedly In Grave Condition After Being Shot During Alhambra Break-In
• Facebook Vowed To Crack Down On COVID-19 Vaccine Misinformation, But Misleading Posts Are Still Easy To Find
• 3 Men Arrested For 2020 Murder Of Christopher Johnson Outside Sansom Park Bar
• Palo Alto City Council To Discuss Plans For Teacher Housing Project
• Gannon University To Play Black National Anthem Before Every Home Game
• Limited Visibility, Accumulating Snow And Icy Spots: Road Crews Get Ready As Snow Heads Our Way
• COVID In Minnesota: Over 720K Vaccines Administered As MDH Reports 3 More Deaths, 560+ Additional Cases
• COVID In Boulder: Students Move Back Onto CU Campus Monday
• 'Top of the Line': South Pasadena's Dr. Josh Albrektson Recounts Super Bowl Experience
• Super Bowl commercials: Winners and losers from the big game
• CDC Could Lay Out School Reopening Guidance This Week
• Cuomo: Indoor Dining At New York City Restaurants Can Resume At 25% As Of Friday
• Police Investigating Fatal Shooting Of Javoras Moten At Eli's Food Mart In Dallas 
• Threats Forced Brief Evacuation Of Two Coral Springs Schools
• Unemployment Scammer Spills Secrets: Illinois Easy Target Because 'They Don't Verify Anything'
• Unbelievable Microwave Cheats You Have To See To Believe!
• Cress Williams Promises The Final Season Of 'Black Lightning' Will Take Fans On A Ride
• Kroger offers $100 to workers who get vaccinated
• Pa. Lt. Governor John Fetterman Officially Launches Campaign For U.S. Senate
• "Hero pay" dispute leaves some grocery workers feeling "scared"
• Drive-Through COVID-19 Vaccination Site Opens In Marshfield
• MN Roads: Slick Conditions Lead To 300+ Crashes, 33 With Injuries, 1 Fatal
• Woman Fatally Shot By Redding Police Pulled Replica Handgun, Police Say

• Tracking And Arresting Unemployment Scammers Who Target Taxpayers, Jobless
• Deadline For Murphy To Act On Marijuana Bill Pushed Back
• Trump lawyers call on Senate to reject "brazen political act"
• Stephon Gilmore Deletes Social Media Accounts
• Northeast Philadelphia's Four Seasons Total Landscaping Featured In Super Bowl 2021 Advertisement
• Churches hold indoor services after Supreme Court victory
• Super Bowl Commercials: Winners And Losers From The Big Game
• Pomona Pursuit Ends In Crash, 3-Hour Standoff
• Tom Brady Is Simply Unbelievable
• Florida Local Money Requests Pile Up Amid State Budget Warnings
• Minnesota Restaurants Offer Valentine's Day Menus & Take-Out Meal Kits
• Deadly Wrong-Way Crash Slows Northbound 101 Traffic Near San Francisco International
• Asleep At Lab: Whistleblower Allegations From Inside CA's Billion-Dollar COVID Lab
• Key 2021 NFL Offseason Dates For The New England Patriots
• New York Fleet Week To Be Virtual Again Due To Pandemic
• Dr. Oz Checks In With Dog About How Smoking Increases His Risk Of Getting COVID-19 And Suffering Long-Term Consequences.
• Texas Man John Joehlin Faces Drug Charge After Roadside Investigation By Splendora Police
• Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick's Family, DC Police Officers Were NFL Guests At Super Bowl LV
• Fmr. Gopher Antoine Winfield Jr. Intercepts Patrick Mahomes In Super Bowl, Gets Revenge On Tyreek Hill
• Watch: Wilmington Creative Officer Steve Merino Discusses Most Memorable Super Bowl 55 Commercials
• Mural for George Floyd painted outside his high school
• Search Continues For Missing Chicopee Boy Aiden Blanchard
• Off-Duty Detroit Police Officer In Critical Condition After Crash
• Saint Joseph's Prep's Basketball Team Honors Legendary Temple Basketball Coach John Chaney With Early Morning Practice
• Bitcoin prices soar as Tesla says it bought $1.5 billion worth
• Man killed when cannon used at baby shower explodes
• For 2 Artists With Disabilities, Online Dates Are Working To Keep Their Relationship Alive
• Man, 40, Dies After Being Struck By 3 Vehicles Along I-5 In North Sacramento
• Dallas College Vaccination Registration Assistance
• Biden says "I hope to God I live up to" the job of being president
• COVID In Maryland: 903 New Cases, 23 Deaths Reported
• Myanmar coup leaders threaten "action" to quell mounting protests
• Dog The Bounty Hunter In The Dog House: Dr. Oz's Dire Warning After A Surprising Confession
• Union Hmong Kitchen: Valentine's Day Deal
• NASCAR Starts New Season With New Teams, New Tracks, New Energy
• Dallas Mavericks Welcoming Vaccinated Essential Workers With In-Person Fans At Home Games
• Detroit Seeks To Provide Summer Jobs For 8,000 Teens, Young Adults
• Weather Blog: Valentine's Week
• El Monte Taco Stand Owners Get Into Fight With Police, Health Inspectors
• Sisters In Cinema Media Arts Center Opening In South Shore Monday
• Man Missing After Boat Erupts Into Flames At Bethel Island Marina
• Philadelphia Weather: Watch Out For Icy, Slick Conditions Across Region Monday As 2 Storms Expected To Bring More Snow This Week
• Knicks To Acquire Rose From Pistons
• Florida Fire Truck Stolen While Crew Was On A Call
• 'Florida Has High Detection Rate Of UK Variant': Dr. Aileen Marty On More Contagious COVID Mutations
• Stay-At-Home Workers Come To The Rescue Of Baby Wildlife In El Dorado County
• Off-Duty Police Officer Charged With DUI After Crashing Car Into Northeast Philadelphia Home Leaving Woman In Critical Condition
• Snowy Sunday Didn't Stop Chosen 300 Ministries From Holding Service, Hot Meal In Love Park
• Tyrann Mathieu Deletes Tweet After Accusing Tom Brady Of Saying Something Bad During Super Bowl Altercation
• Former State Sen. Ben Downing Announces Run For Massachusetts Governor
• Red Wings Win For 1st Time In 9 Games
• DPS Announces Extra Enforcement On MN Roads To Address 'Speeding Crisis'
• Florida Panthers Off To 2nd Best Start In Franchise History
• Traffic Alert: Be Ready For Periodic Closures On I-70 At Vail Pass On Monday
• Bogus COVID-19 Vaccine Offers Flooding The 'Dark Web'
• South Africa halts AstraZeneca vaccine plan over study data
• PTL Links: February 8, 2021
• Young Students Return To In-Person Learning At Minneapolis Public Schools
• 'Snow Conveyor Belt' Continues With 2-5 Inches Expected Tuesday In Massachusetts
• Woman Carjacked In Wicker Park
• 'Scary And Dangerous': Carmichael Sideshow Forces Safeway To Close Early
• Immigrants In Texas Worry Biden Administration Won't End Trump Barriers
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: EDD Debit Card Hacking Victims Voice Frustrations; SF School Board, Teachers Union Agree On Reopening Protocols
• Sinkhole Swallows SUV After 12-Inch Water Main Break In Philadelphia's Logan Neighborhood
• Throngs Of Maskless Fans Celebrate Tampa's Super Bowl Win
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Hand Sanitizer
• Miami Weather: Soggy Start, Warm & Humid Afternoon
• Philadelphia Native Jazmine Sullivan Getting Raves For Rendition Of Star-Spangled Banner With Eric Church At Super Bowl 55
• Biden administration to "reengage" with U.N. Human Rights Council
• Florida Middle School Teacher Accused Of Having Sex With A Student
• LeBron James, Several Patriots Players Congratulate Tom Brady On Winning His 7th Super Bowl Title
• Driver Killed In Fiery Box Truck Crash On 101 Freeway In Sherman Oaks
• 1 Killed, 1 Wounded In Shootings Early Monday In Baltimore
• Pennsylvania Lt. Governor John Fetterman To Run For US Senate In 2022
• COVID: Santa Clara County Inspectors Make Surprise Visits To Outdoor Super Bowl Gatherings
• Chicago Man Changes Career Amid Pandemic To Help Support Family
• A Chat With: Former Penn State Cornerback Adam Taliaferro
• SF Police Chief Hails 'Team Effort' Finding Children Abducted in Stolen DoorDash Delivery Vehicle
• Tesla Buys $1.5 Billion In Bitcoin; Company Will Soon Accept Bitcoin For New Car Payments
• LA County Sees Drop In Newly Confirmed Cases Of COVID-19
• California Revises Indoor Church Guidelines After Supreme Court Ruling
• Bam Adebayo, Jimmy Butler Help Heat Beat Knicks In Opener Of Series
• Texas Congressman Louie Gohmert Among Republicans Fined For Bypassing House Metal Detectors
• Scores feared dead as glacier collapse unleashes a wall of water
• China arrests Australian TV anchor on spying allegations
• Man Killed After Crashing ATV In Hunting Park
• Pittsburgh Winter Weather: Cold Temperatures, 2-4" Of Snow Possible
• POLL: What Did You Think Of The Super Bowl Commercials, Halftime Show?
• Off-Duty Police Officer In Critical Condition After Shooting In East Chicago; Person Of Interest In Custody
• Red Wings Win 1st Time In 9 Games, Beat Panthers
• Pedro Gomez, Longtime ESPN Baseball Correspondent, Has Died At 58
• Manhole Fire Breaks Out Near Brooklyn High School
• 20-year-old's parents sue Robinhood over his suicide
• Firefighters Battle Overnight Blaze At Brooklyn Home
• New York Weather: CBS2's 2/8 Monday Morning Forecast
• Tips For Your First 100 Days Working In A New Remote Role
• Philly Native Kevin Boyd Rocks Eagles' Brandon Graham Jersey At Super Bowl 55
• Puppy Bowl XVII: Team Ruff wins in dramatic fashion
• Sarah Thomas becomes the first woman to officiate a Super Bowl
• Texas Leaders Unveil Mural Honoring George Floyd In Front Of Jack Yates High, His Alma Mater
• George Shultz, Reagan's longtime secretary of state, dies at 100
• Biden: Women leaving workforce, closed schools are "national emergency"
• Israel's Netanyahu pleads not guilty to corruption ahead of election
• Analyzing The Commercials From Super Bowl LV
• Amanda Gorman performs original poem at Super Bowl LV
• Graham says outcome of Trump trial "really not in doubt"
• Florida Man Fatally Shoots Woman In Front Of Police Officer
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers rout Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LV, 31-9
• South Boston Company Turning Buses Into Mobile COVID Vaccine Sites
• 2 Brooklyn Men Arrested When Police Discover Illegal Guns In Car After Crash In New Hyde Park
• Medline Distributes Machines To Help Purify Air In Fight Against COVID-19
• Capacity Limit Officially Increased To 40% At Massachusetts Gyms, Restaurants, Stores
• Chicago Weather: Cold Week Ahead
• Beware bogus COVID vaccine offers proliferating on the "dark web"
• James Martin Reflects On Being Honorary Captain For Super Bowl LV Coin Toss
• Tom Brady, Rob Gronkowski Going To Disney World After Super Bowl Win
• Pedro Gomez, ESPN baseball correspondent, dies at 58
• Five Pittsburgh Area Sam's Club Stores To Begin Distributing COVID-19 Vaccines
• Americans hatching many new businesses despite COVID-19
• Monday Is Red Sox Truck Day -- The Unofficial Start Of Spring Training
• Vote For Your Favorite Super Bowl LV Commercial
• Long List Of Players, Coaches, Staff Members With Pittsburgh Ties Become Super Bowl Champions With Tampa Bay Buccaneers
• Super Bowl LV post-game celebrations spur COVID concerns
• Monday's Show Info (2/8/21)
• 'You Don't Leave My Heart Very Far'; Former Steelers Coach Bill Cowher Opens Up About Leaving Coaching, Ben Roethlisberger, The Future Of The Team
• Beloved Pittsburgh Singer Jimmy Sapienza Dies
• Super Bowl Crowds At South Florida Hotspots Smaller Than Expected Because Of Pandemic
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Still Finding Super Bowl Fun Amid The Pandemic
• Antoine Winfield Jr. Doesn't Regret Taunting Tyreek Hill: 'It Felt Amazing To Be Able To Do That'
• COVID-19 Vaccine In Pittsburgh: Local Healthcare Workers Receive Their Second Dose Of The Vaccine
• Building The Steel Curtain: Bill Nunn To Be Enshrined In Pro Football Hall Of Fame
• After Winning Fourth Super Bowl, Rob Gronkowski Says He'll Be Back

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• Republican Congressman Ron Wright dies weeks after testing positive for COVID-19
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• Census data shows growth in small businesses despite recession, report finds
• Health experts urge caution as COVID infections and hospitalizations decline in U.S.
• Polar vortex sends temperatures plummeting across U.S.
• Online scams target Americans desperate for coronavirus vaccine
• FBI probes hacker attempt to poison Florida town's water supply
• Trump's legal team argues he bears no responsibility for deadly Capitol riot
• Democrats bump child tax credit up to $3,600 in latest relief plan
• Biden calls COVID pandemic's impact on women a "national emergency"
• Growing fears over U.K. COVID variant despite drop in U.S. cases
• Ex-Clinton impeachment general counsel on Trump: "This is going to be a very unusual trial"
• Senate prepares to begin Trump's 2nd impeachment trial
• Where the Republican Party heads after Trump
• President Biden's pre-Super Bowl interview
• Dozens dead and many missing after glacier collapse in India
• COVID-19 vaccines and the concern about new variants
• Texas Congressman Ron Wright dies after contracting COVID-19
• Reflecting on the U.S. Capitol riots one month later
• What to expect in Trump's historic second impeachment trial
• COVID-19 variant in South Africa halts rollout of one vaccine
• Biden urges Congress to act quickly on COVID-19 relief package
• Fighting "lies and myths," U.K. health care workers build confidence in COVID-19 vaccine
• A look at the history of impeachment ahead of Trump's second trial
• Leaked smartphone app data led New York Times reporters straight to Capitol rioters
• Health workers document trip to Super Bowl 55
• Biden administration reportedly preparing new rules limiting ICE arrests and deportations
• Doctor on COVID-19 variants spreading rapidly in U.S.
• Some grocery stores fight "hero pay" for frontline workers
• Trump's second impeachment trial threatens to overshadow COVID relief talks
• WorldView: Italy's new government; Protests over coup in Myanmar
• Norah O'Donnell on exclusive Biden interview, reopening schools
• What to expect from former President Trump's second impeachment trial
• Avalanches across the Western U.S. killed most people in 7-day span in more than a century
• Family set to sue Robinhood over son's suicide
• Legal expert on Trump's First Amendment defense in impeachment trial
• Lawmakers work to find compromise on another stimulus package
• "Hero Pay" ordinance prompts layoffs at two Southern California grocery stores
• Biden pushes for COVID relief bill amid preparations for Trump's 2nd impeachment trial
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers' defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh on Super Bowl LV win
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