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• Crews Contain Electrical Fire At Rodney's Cigar & Liquor Store In Sacramento
• Four Juveniles Arrested After Stolen Vehicle Pursuit; Exchange Of Gunfire With Fremont Police
• No Serious Injuries After LAPD Cruiser Collides With Truck
• Goldstein Investigation: LA Mayor's Fund Takes In Record $66M During Pandemic
• Denver Weather: Coldest Valentine's Day On Record Possible With Incoming Polar Plunge
• 'Not Just A Britney Jean Spears Problem': Documentary Dives Into Controversial Conservatorship Case
• Woodland Restaurant Closing After 45 Years, Owner Blames Virus Restrictions
• Rep. Joe Neguse Helps Convince U.S. Senate To Move Ahead In Impeachment Trial Of Former President Trump
• Two People Chased During Violent Road Rage Incident Arrested
• 'We All Need To Be A Little Distrustful': Colorado Schools Could Soon Teach Kids How To Differentiate Between Fake News & Credible Media
• President Biden Opposed To Governor Newsom Recall Effort
• Search For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Killed Disabled Man In Rocklin
• COVID-19 Survivors Dealing With Persistent Health Issues Long After Initial Symptoms
• Sharks Score Late, Then Sink Kings 4-3 In Shootout
• Whitecloud Scores Late, Lifts Vegas To 5-4 Win Over Ducks
• UPDATE: Oil Spills From Chevron Richmond Refinery Into San Francisco Bay; All Clear Issued
• OC Sheriff's Deputy Charged For Allegedly Filing False Police Report, Perjury
• 76ers Pull Away Late For 119-111 Win Over Kings
• Stovetop Fire Extinguished At Senior Housing Complex On C Street
• Curry Leads Warriors To 114-91 Victory, Ending Spurs' Streak
• COVID In Colorado: Gov. Polis Defends Decision To Expand Vaccine Access
• Chicago Weather: Snow Showers Wednesday Afternoon
• Roommates Rescue Elderly Man Who Collapsed On South Boston Street
• Suter Scores Winner As Blackhawks Edge Stars In OT Again
• 'No Good Deed Goes Unpunished:' Bucktown Couple Leaves Snow Shovel Out For Neighbors To Use, And Then Someone Steals It
• Denver's My Brother's Keeper Alliance Recognizes Young Men Of Color
• Sen. Annette Taddeo Criticizes Gov. Ron DeSantis For Not Providing Miami-Dade Its 'Fair Share' Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Miami-Dade Water & Sewer Does Risk Assessment After Florida Water Plant Hack
• Kendall Jackson Of Northwest Indiana Becomes First African-American Female Eagle Scout
• Miami Beach Leaders Believe Free-For-All Is Over As Police Department Beefs Up Presence
• Buffalo Clinic Shooting: 1 Dead, 4 Injured; Gregory Ulrich Identified As Suspect
• Woman Helps Get Nurses To Safety Amid Deadly Buffalo Clinic Shooting: 'They Got Out Of There Just In Time'
• 'As Heartbreaking As It Is Appalling': Minnesota Politicians Address Deadly Buffalo Clinic Shooting
• Auburn Gresham Woman Fit To Be Tied With No Mail For More Than A Month
• Parents Fear Children Are Falling Behind In School Due To COVID Slide: 'It Feels Like It Will Never, Ever Be Enough'
• Maryland Vaccination Frustration: Anxiety Over Second-Dose Supplies, People 'Jumping The Line,' and Whether To Sign Up On Multiple Wait Lists
• Dallas Mavericks Owner Mark Cuban Stops Having National Anthem Played At Home Games
• Oil Spills From Chevron Richmond Refinery Into San Francisco Bay; Health Alert Issued
• Caught On Camera: Man Punches NYPD Officer In Face Outside Bronx Stationhouse
• US Capitol Security On High Alert For Trump Impeachment Trial
• Schools In Baltimore Region Prepare For Some In-Person Learning, But Teachers Split About Safety
• 'PA COVID Vaccine Match Maker' Facebook Group Helping Patients Get Potentially Life-Saving Help
• Man Took Stolen School Bus On Wild Ride Before Crashing In Middle Of Stony Island Avenue, Police Say
• Maryland Rep. Jamie Raskin Chokes Up, Recalls Daughter Being At The US Capitol During Riots: 'They Thought They Were Gonna Die'
• Manhole Explosions Rock Astoria Block, No Injuries Reported
• Thousands Of JCP&L Customers Lose Power In Ocean County
• Dave Logan Shares Insight On Broncos QB Situation & On New Book
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations Continue Steady Decline In IE, Ventura County
• Police Say Woman, 54, Shoved Onto Subway Tracks In The Bronx
• Greg Rubenacker Arrested In Capitol Riot; Authorities Say He Posted Videos Of Himself Smoking Marijuana During Siege
• Driver Who Did Burnouts On Chesapeake Bay Bridge Sentenced To Weekend In Jail
• Senate Finds Trump Impeachment Trial Constitutional On First Day Of Proceedings
• Chicago Teachers Union Has Until Midnight To Vote On Deal For Returning To Class
• CPS Gets Green Light To Go Ahead With Winter Sports
• Exhibit At Reginald F. Lewis Museum Shows Off More Than 10K Objects Of Black History
• What You Need To Know Before Adopting A Pandemic Puppy
• Comcast To Award $1M In Grants To Detroit Minority-Owned Small Businesses. Here's Everything To Know
• Heat Dig Deep, Hold Off Knicks To Sweep Home-And-Home
• Personal Information Compromised In CU Cyberattack Believed To Be Largest In University History
• DPD Squad Car's Speed Appears To Play Factor In Crash That Killed Local Attorney
• 'Be Flexible': Colorado Doctor Urges Young Athletes To Take Precautions
• Armed Robbers Hold Up CBD Dispensary Near Clark And Belmont
• Grant Scores 32, Pistons Beat Durant-Less Nets
• Daniel Wu and Daniel Dae Kim on fighting anti-Asian American violence
• Baltimore Council Committee, Health Officials Meet To Investigate Problems With City's COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Plan
• Century-Old Piano Saved From Nazi Germany Now A Labor Of Love For Philadelphia Restoration Company
• University Of Michigan Expands Weekly Coronavirus Testing
• Minneapolis Mayor Proclaims 'Barbara Gusse Day' For Grandmother Who Foiled Infant's Abduction
• Frigid Weather Causing Issues For DFW Area COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics
• Police Arrest Suspect In Armed Robbery In Oakland
• At Least 10 Counties In Michigan Report Cases Of The New Coronavirus Variant
• 'He Killed My Brother': Family Of Man Fatally Shot In Sherman Oaks Hopes Justice Will Be Served
• Miami-Dade PD Forensic Artists Create Sketch Of Possible Victim Found In Burning Trash Pile
• COVID In Philadelphia: Restaurants To Be Allowed To Raise Indoor Capacity To 50% If They Pass Air Quality Test
• COVID: California's Largest Mass Vaccination Site Opens At Levi's Stadium
• Boy, 15, Charged With Carjacking 64-Year-Old Woman In West Woodlawn In December
• Report Shows More Willingness To Get Vaccinated
• Winter Weather Advisory For Tarrant County And Northern North Texas Counties In Effect 10PM Tuesday
• COVID: Bay Area Vaccine Rollout Picks Up Speed, May Even Exceed Projections
• Local Money Requests Pile Up Amid Budget Warnings
• COVID: Bay Area Churches Laud Supreme Court Ruling On Indoor Worship Services
• Aunt Jemima Brand Gets A New Name: Pearl Milling Company
• LA County Health Officials Report 5 New Cases Of UK Variant, Urge People To Stay Home For Upcoming Holidays
• $6.7 Million Overhaul Planned For Jersey City's Newark Avenue Pedestrian Plaza
• Antibody Treatment To Help Keep High-Risk Coronavirus Patients Out Of Hospitals
• Police: Man Gets Stuck On Side Of Building After Allegedly Stealing 8 Pints Of Ice Cream From East Harlem Business
• Pilot in Kobe Bryant Crash Violated Federal Standards, Likely Became Disoriented, NTSB Finds
• Bolinas Eyeing Mandatory Water Rationing Amid Another Dry Winter
• COVID Vaccine In New York: White House Boosting State's Supply Of Doses By 5%
• Suspects In TV News Crew Robbery In San Francisco SoMa Arrested On Treasure Island
• Pursuit Suspect Hides Inside South LA Store, Then Changes Clothes And Evades Police
• Pennsylvania Congresswoman Madeleine Dean Serving As Impeachment Manager In Trial Of Former President Donald Trump
• Richardson High's Callie Cooper Displaying Greatness On And Off Court
• Crews Begin To Demolish Historic South Side Building After Devastating Fire
• Large Explosion Leads To Arrests Of Teens In Elk Grove: Is This The End Of Mysterious Blasts?
• Safe2Tell Reports Decline In January Tips Compared To 2020
• Experts Weigh In On How To Go About Day-To-Day After Receiving Coronavirus Vaccine
• Vegas Golden Knights Fan Misses Opportunity To Meet Marc-Andre Fleury After Ignoring Doorbell
• Vandals Paint Swastikas, Anti-Semitic Graffiti On Jewish Frat House At Cal Poly
• 'There's No Way You Can Train For That': Hero Deputy Recalls Saving Man From 150-Foot-Fall
• SEPTA Offering $100 To Employees Who Receive COVID Vaccine
• LA County Hopes To Use FEMA Funds To Reimburse Families For COVID Burials
• Update: Plan To Place Convicted Sexual Predator In Redwood City Neighborhood Halted
• Dulles CBP Officers Seize 36 Counterfeit Guitars
• Warming Waters Draw Increasing Numbers Of Young Great White Sharks To Monterey Bay
• Citi Field Set To Open As COVID Vaccine Mega Site For Queens Communities Hit Hard By Pandemic
• UPDATE: Suspect in Oakland Chinatown Assaults Arraigned During First Court Appearance
• Senior Living Residents Take Shots After Getting Their COVID-19 Vaccinations
• IRS Computer Glitch Causes 10s Of Thousands To Mistakenly Be Told They Won't Receive Stimulus Check
• Utility Companies Work To Protect Against Destructive Cyber Intruders
• Should School Reopen Before Teachers Get The Vaccine? Gov. Newsom Thinks So
• Denver City Council Passes Controversial Group Living Amendment
• National Guard Deployed To Help With Springfield COVID Vaccine Site
• Fort Lauderdale Shop Cranking Out Official Tampa Bay Bucs' Super Bowl Victory Shirts, Sweatshirts
• OC Reports Declines In COVID-19 Cases, Positivity As Death Toll Continues To Mount
• United Arab Emirates Spacecraft Assembled At CU Boulder Enters Orbit Around Mars
• COVID Housing: Marin Supervisors Approve Rent Freeze For Parts Of County
• 20 Sacramento Public Library Locations Reopening With Limited Capacity
• Denver Weather: Coldest Temperatures Of The Season Arrive Soon
• Pregnant Woman In Her 20s Among 30 New COVID-19 Deaths Reported In Dallas County
• Brookfield Zoo Places Upright Frozen Uniform Around Grounds For Photo Ops
• Maryland Bill Would Allow Therapy Dogs In Schools
• Carol Stream Woman Accused Of Stealing $100,000 From Travel Agency
• Dog Who Kept Watch Over Owner Found Dead In Snow Finds New Family
• Man Who Lost Wife To Ovarian Cancer Donates $30k To Magee-Womens Research Institute
• Debate Arises Anew Over Whether To Change The Name Of Coon Rapids
• New Postal Scam Targets Businesses: Checks Acquire Bogus Signatures And Disappear On Southwest Side
• 'Angels Unawares': Traveling Bronze Sculpture Honoring Migrants Installed At Bayfront Park
• Walgreens Partners With Uber To Get People Vaccinated For COVID In Chicago
• COPA Releases Video Of Incident Where Officer Shot Man In Hand In Irving Park; Lawsuit Claims Man And His Friend Were Unarmed And Posed No Threat
• New Research From University Of Pittsburgh Reveals Some People Are Living In 'Vaccine Desert'
• COVID: Salesforce Says Most Employees Can WFH Once Offices Reopen - '9-To-5 Workday Is Dead'
• 3D Printed Home Listed On Long Island Could Be Game Changer For Affordable Housing
• City Council Looks At Plan To Sue LAUSD To Reopen Schools
• Manhattan's First Public Beach Headed To Meatpacking District
• Black History Is Our History: Black Business Owners Hope Their Example Inspires Other African Americans To Become Entrepreneurs
• Artist George Rivera Designs Denver Billboard To Stop Hate
• COVID In Chicago: With COVID-19 Vaccine Hard To Find, Vaccine Hunters Step Up On Social Media To Help Secure Doses
• Maryland House Of Delegates Override Hogan's Veto Of Measure To Boost School Funding
• Impeachment Trial Against Former President Donald Trump Moves Forward Despite Opposition From Both Texas Senators
• 'Maskne' Is Real, Local Dermatologist Says. Here's What You Can Do To Prevent It
• 'It's Not My Job, It's Their Job:' Edison Park Residents Told No Postal Delivery Is Available, People Wanting Their Mail Have To Go To The Post Office
• RMU To Send New Diplomas After Students Say Their Majors Were Removed Without Public Input
• Elbra Wedgeworth First In Line At Denver Health's Mass COVID Vaccination Clinic
• Man Whose Phone Number Was Found On Mass Shooter Sentenced
• Thousands Of Toothbrushes To Be Delivered To LAUSD Families As Part Of Massive Oral Health Campaign
• White House: President Biden Opposes Effort To Recall California Gov. Newsom
• Despite Drop In Bed Tax Revenue, Tourism Officials Maintain Campaigns Are Working
• $5.7 Million Secured For Restoration At CalWood Fire Burn Scar
• Remembering Supremes legend Mary Wilson
• Update: San Francisco Turns Up Legal Pressure On District Officials To Reopen Public Schools
• Coral Gables Residents Gather To Protest City's Controversial Zoning Project
• Fort Worth Police Officer Chadwick Hughes Fired For 'Racially Insensitive' Social Media Posts
• Minnesota To Receive Small Bump In COVID Vaccine Doses Next Week
• Kennett Square Police Investigating Potential Fraud Case After Suspect Claims To Have Been Displaced By Fire
• UPDATE: UC Berkeley Officials Extend Student 'Self-Sequester' Period Through Feb. 15
• Defense Attorney Charles Peruto Launches Campaign To Challenge Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner
• Double Trouble! Identical Twin Sisters Deliver Babies Same Time, Same Texas Hospital
• Coronavirus Vaccines Now Available At Giant Eagle Pharmacies
• COVID Vaccine: San Francisco Teachers, Food Service Workers, Emergency Personnel To Begin Next Phase In 2 Weeks
• Pittsburgh-Area County Commissioners Say Lack Of Local Health Department Has Limited Access To Vaccines
• Temple Law Professor: Democrats Using Forensics To Prove Case In Donald Trump Impeachment Trial
• Natalia Bryant, Kobe Bryant's Oldest Daughter, Signs With IMG Models
• California High-Speed Rail Officials Want To Tap Remaining Bond Funds
• Sen. Marco Rubio Displeased That Senate Impeachment Trial Moving Forward
• Oakland County Prosecutor Announces Sex Trafficking Task Force And Arrests
• Effort Underway To Make Sure Homeless Students Are Not Left Behind In Delaware
• Former CU Football Player Josh Ford Hopes To Inspire With 'Cagebreakers'
• Recovery Team 'Adventures With Purpose' Finds Car Connected To 30-Year-Old Cold Case 
• 'Extremely Frustrating': Seniors On Cape Cod Struggling To Get COVID Vaccine
• Philadelphia-Area Hardware Stores Experiencing Shovel Shortages With More Snow In Forecast
• Man Injured After Shooting In Frederick Tuesday Morning, Police Say
• Open For Business: Westbrook Lanes Bowling Alley Not Giving Up On Family Fun Despite Pandemic
• 50 Years Ago: Magnitude-6.6 San Fernando Quake's Devastation Spurred New Building Standards, Identification Of Faults
• Big Bear Eagle Lays Fourth Egg After Losing First 2 To Ravens, Third In Accident
• 'Something Didn't Smell Quite Right': Moldy Mess In Country Club Hills Condo Building That No One Wants To Clean Up
• MLB To Require Players, On-Field Staff To Wear Contact Tracing Wristbands For 2021 Season; Vaccination 'Will Be Voluntary'
• NYC Middle School Teachers Concerned COVID Cases Will Spike After In-Person Learning Resumes
• Business At Wachusett Mountain Is Steady As Pandemic Keeps Skiers Local
• Operation Much Improved At COVID-19 Vaccination Hub In Plano
• Advocate Helps Baltimore's Latino Community Navigate Education System Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Real People. Real Life. Real Tough. CBS Premieres New Season Of 'Tough As Nails' With Two South Florida Competitors
• Fire Crews Use Chainsaws In Wildfire Mop-Up Efforts At Cherry Creek State Park
• '2nd Mask Increases Your Protection': Medical Expert Offers Tips About Covering Up During COVID Pandemic
• Kent County Leads Maryland With COVID-19 Vaccinations, But Some Say More Populated Counties Need Higher Percentage Of Doses
• Keller @ Large: Poll Shows More Public Support For Trump Impeachment Than Last Time
• COVID In Wisconsin: Second Case Of UK Variant Detected In State
• Colorado National Guard Members Prepare For Middle East Deployment
• Prominent TV Therapist Dr. Laura Berman Speaks Out About Losing Son To Drug Overdose, Dangers Of Social Media
• Westchester County In The Process Of Examining Dozens Of Police Reform Recommendations
• 'Homicides Have Evolved Where They're Occurring On All Tours Of Duty' As Murders Spike In Philadelphia
• New Jersey Man Who Suffered Stroke Reunited With Rescue Dog That May Have Saved His Life
• Unemployed Coloradans Rally Outside CDLE Offices
• Community Partners Team Up To Bring WiFi To South Baltimore Families In Need
• Crews Battle Fire At South Sacramento 4-Plex
• OC DA: LAPD Officer Charged With Stealing Car From Dealership Drove It For More Than A Year
• Update: Newsom, Santa Clara County Officials Open Levi's Stadium Mass Vaccination Site
• Maryland Senate Overrides Hogan's Veto Of Measure Requiring Background Checks On Rifle, Shotgun Sales
• CU Boulder Musicians, Researchers Help Connect Families With Lullabies Over Zoom
• 'I Am Over It:' Tri-State Area Sees Another Coating Of Snow, More To Come
• Section Of Schuylkill River Trail To Be Closed For 3 Months For Repairs
• Former Maryland First Lady Kendel Ehrlich's Comment About Shooting Britney Spears Resurfaces Following Release Of Docuseries
• 'I'm Here Live, I'm Not A Cat': Texas Attorney Struggles To Remove Cat Filter During Zoom Court Hearing
• Officers, Nearby Citizen Rescue Injured Bald Eagle Struck By Car In Harford County
• Miami-Dade Youth Fair Rescheduled For November
• DuPage County Expands COVID Vaccine Site To Fairgrounds In Wheaton
• Rank Denver's Upcoming Valentine's Day Cold With This List From Weather History
• Comedian Jim Gaffigan Beams With Pride As Sons' Artwork Exhibited At National Quilt Museum
• Marty Schottenheimer, NFL Head Coach With 200 Wins, Dies At 77
• NTSB: Pilot In Kobe Bryant Crash Was Disoriented In Clouds
• Texas Death Row Inmate Jorge Villanueva, Who Had Liver Cancer, Dies After COVID-19 Diagnosis
• Pennsylvania Sen. Pat Toomey One Of Six Senate Republicans To Join Democrats To Proceed With Donald Trump's Impeachment Trial
• Mary Wilson, Founding Member Of 'The Supremes,' Dies At 76
• Judge Rules Kevin Desir's Family Can View Video Showing Moments Leading Up To His Death
• Denver High School Student Gives Feminine Hygiene Products To Homeless Women
• Sen. John Hickenlooper Sees Backlash After Vote To Block Stimulus Payments For Undocumented Immigrants
• Philadelphia Opening 6 Mass Vaccination Sites To Significantly Increase Distribution To Include Teachers, School Staff
• Pennsylvania Gov. Wolf Urges Lawmakers To Raise Minimum Wage To $12 An Hour This Year
• Possible Domestic Dispute In Fort Lauderdale Ends With Elderly Man, Teen Shot & Woman Arrested
• 3 Face Assault, Animal Cruelty, Drug Charges Following Drive-By Paintball Gun Attacks In Santa Rosa
• Police Arrest Man Connected To Deadly June 2020 Shooting In Brighton Heights
• UPDATE: Senate Finds Second Trump Impeachment Trial Constitutional
• Laura Berman speaks out after teenage son overdosed on drugs
• Former St. Thomas Student Sentenced To 1 Year For Bomb Threats
• Suspects Break Through Front Door, Tie Up And Rob Man Inside Center City Apartment, Philadelphia Police Say
• Family Of California Condors In Oregon Off To Good Start After 9 Eggs Laid
• East Chicago Police Detective Shot While Picking Up Pizza Sunday, Recovering After Two Surgeries
• Bruce Castor, Former Montgomery County DA, Trending On Twitter While Defending Donald Trump During Impeachment Trial
• Elijah McClain Photo Scandal: Aurora Commission Upholds Firings Of Aurora Police Officers
• Massachusetts Reports 1,319 New COVID Cases, 68 Additional Deaths
• Police Searching For Missing 16-Year-Old Girl In Anne Arundel County
• 'Cold, Slippery' Day As Snow Falls Across Massachusetts Tuesday
• Colorado Author Adrian Miller Serves Up Soul Food's Tradition In American Cuisine
• Corrections Officers File Suit Against Ramsey County, Alleging Racial Discrimination
• Former Pittsburgh Firefighters Union President Dies
• IG Report Finds 'Slight Discrepancies' In Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby's Travel
• Denver High School Student Gives Feminine Hygiene Products To Homeless Women
• Law Enforcement Seeks Possible Serial Armed Robber Targeting Northeast Tarrant County And Bedford
• Person Killed, 2 Others Injured In Fiery Crash In Baltimore County Monday Night
• More Than 1,200 COVID Vaccine Doses Have Been Wasted In Massachusetts
• Grace Coleman, Suspect In DUI Crash That Killed Santa Ana Parents, Determined Too Dangerous To Be Released On Bail
• 'I'm Here Live, I'm Not A Cat': Texas Attorney Struggles To Remove Cat Filter During Zoom Court Hearing
• 'Comedy Fort' Opening In Old Town Fort Collins On Friday
• 'Bullhorn Lady' Rachel Powell, Mercer County Mother Suspected In Capitol Attack, Released On Bond
• Man Charged In Capitol Riot Worked For FBI, Held Top Security Clearance: Lawyer
• Pittsburgh Weather: First Round Of Heavy Snow Leaves Side Roads A Mess As Rounds 2 And 3 Loom
• Pilot in Kobe Bryant crash was disoriented in clouds, officials say
• 'Much Better Than On Zoom': Students Form 'Car Choirs' To Resume In-Person Rehearsals During Pandemic
• Maryland Weather: Multi-Day Snowfall To Impact State Starting Wednesday
• Texas Walmarts, Sam's Clubs To Administer COVID-19 Vaccine Starting Friday
• Walgreens To Offer 3,400 COVID Vaccines Weekly In NH, Moving Up Some Residents' Appointments
• 14-Year-Old Charged As Adult For Fatally Stabbing Taxi Driver In Chillum, Police Say
• Mahomes, Kelce Had Some Really Nice Things To Say To Tom Brady After Super Bowl LV
• Body Of Man Found Next To Homeless Camp In Placerville, Police Say
• 'We Tried Getting Him Help,' Man Charged With Killing 70-Year-Old Father In East Bridgewater Home
• India's Changing the Future of Tourism: Here's How
• Report: Vikings Sign Kicker From Buccaneers Practice Squad
• Tarrant County, UNT Health Science Center Reach $25M Deal To Expand Access To COVID-19 Vaccine
• Bald Eagles, Raptors Enjoying Chilly February In Colorado
• All About Dekho Apna Desh, India's Booming Tourism Campaign
• Travel Around India From Home With Exciting Dekho Apna Desh Webinars
• San Jose Tortoise Attack Suspect Charged With Felony Animal Abuse; Held Without Bail
• Frustration Reigns At Dallas County's COVID-19 Vaccination Mega Hub At Fair Park
• Authorities Save Man Attempting to Jump From Parrotts Ferry Bridge In Dramatic Rescue
• Former West Virginia Correctional Officer Pleads Guilty To Sex Abuse
• New Jersey Man Creates 14-Foot Snow Sculpture Of Lincoln Memorial In Front Yard
• New Jersey Man Creates 14-Foot Snow Sculpture Of Lincoln Memorial In Front Yard
• Rare Sight: Whales And Dolphins Mingle Off Catalina Island
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Health Department Launches Tool For Determining Vaccine Eligibility
• Calle Ocho Music Festival, Carnaval On The Mile Canceled Again Due To Pandemic
• Food Delivery Worker Treated For Broken Ribs After Violent Robbery In Midtown
• Hundreds protest campus sexual assault at universities across U.S.
• New Jersey Man, Robert Schott, Creates 14-Foot Lincoln Memorial Snow Sculpture Outside Of Home
• Contra Costa Supervisors Approve Demolishing Old County Jail, Administration Building
• Rare Yellow Lobster Named Banana Caught Off Maine
• California Panel Finds 'Extreme Racial Disparities' Calls For Overhaul Of Inmate Sentencing Laws
• Live Updates: Second Trump Impeachment Trial Underway In Senate
• Denver Ranks In The Top 10 In New Study Of America's Healthiest Cities
• UPDATE: Missing At-Risk San Jose Woman Found Safe
• Colorado Cardiologist Talks About Heart Health After COVID, Hidden Symptoms In Women
• Bretman Rock On 'MTV's Following: Bretman Rock': 'When I First Started, The Word Influencer Wasn't Even A Thing'
• Man Killed, 2 Firefighters Injured In Pittsburgh Fire
• Police Investigating Murder After Man Is Shot Several Times In Dallas Residential Area
• Big Ten Moves Men's Tournament From Chicago To Indianapolis
• Former Wild Center Mikko Koivu Retires From NHL
• Boeing Lands Few January Orders, But Delivers 26 Max Jets To Airlines
• COVID In Florida: 7,023 Additional Cases, 238 New Deaths Reported On Tuesday
• Report: Large Number Of Southern Californians Searched Online For Conspiracy Theories, Armed Groups Ahead Of 2020 Election
• Male Polar Bear Kills Female Polar Bear At Detroit Zoo
• Oakdale Police Searching For Man Wanted On Outstanding Warrants
• Peanut Allergies Affect Over 4.6M Adults In The US, Study Finds
• Meet Ruby! Maryland Zoo Names First Penguin Chick Of 2021
• Penguins Hire Ron Hextall As General Manager, Brian Burke As President Of Hockey Operations
• Denise Koch: Thoughts On Apps
• Jeanine Greyblood's Husband Charged With Murder After Reporting Her Missing
• Indians Rediscover the Wonders of Their Country Through Dekho Apna Desh
• United Arab Emirates Spacecraft Built In Partnership With UC Berkeley Reaches Mars In Historic Mission
• Colorado State University Professor Boris Kondratieff Arrested After Colleague Reports Inappropriate Images On Computer
• Bucks County School Bus Driver, John Michael Evans, Pleads Guilty To Sexually Abusing 2 Teen Boys
• Snowboarding World Championships Moved To Aspen From China
• American Airlines Flight Inbound To Dallas Makes Emergency Landing In Missouri
• It's So Cold, Rare 'Pancake' Ice Is Forming Near The Great Lakes
• MLB Upgrades Health Protocols: Players To Wear Electronic Tracers, Face Discipline For Violations
• Pennsylvania State Police Trooper Dies On-Duty
• NHL Postpones Flyers-Capitals Game Due To COVID-19 Protocols
• Kobe Bryant's Pilot Flew Through Clouds In Apparent Violation Of Federal Standards, Became Disoriented Before Fatal Crash, NTSB Says
• 2 Suspects Sought In Prescription Drug Robbery At San Francisco Walgreens
• 2021 LA County Fair Canceled Over COVID Concerns, Will Hold 'Smaller' Celebration
• Colorado Schools Could Soon Teach Kids How To Differentiate Between Fake News & Credible Media
• COVID In Colorado: King Soopers Offers Employees $100 To Get Coronavirus Vaccine
• LeBron After Brady Wins Seventh Super Bowl: 'I Don't Know How Long I'm Going to Play'
• Gov. Polis' Office, CDLE Respond To Frustrated Coloradans Seeking Unemployment Assistance
• Man Convicted Of Raping Coworker At SFO Hotel Under Construction Sentenced To 18 Years In Prison
• Gov. Tom Wolf Pushes For Raising Minimum Wage To $15 An Hour
• COVID-19 In Illinois: 2,082 New Coronavirus Cases, 20 More Deaths
• Could Be 'Well Into March' Before Current Group Of Eligible Anne Arundel County Residents Are Vaccinated
• Fort Collins Police Services Create New Mental Health Response Team
• Restaurant, Gym Owners Have Until 11:59 P.M. To Apply For City's COVID-19 Relief
• Ceres Man Accused Of Throwing Knife At Window Of FedEx Delivery Driver
• CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker, Rev. Jesse Jackson Honored During Black History Month
• New Jersey Elementary School's Book Vending Machine An Innovative Project, And Pandemic Distraction
• Philadelphia Aims To Cut Jail Population By 15% With Grant
• Study: Orlando Named Best Place To Get Married
• Whitmer: Michigan Has Administered 1,292,572 Vaccines, Moving The State Closer To Its Goal Vaccinating At Least 70% Of Michiganders
• Donald Trump's 2nd Impeachment Trial Gets Underway In US Senate
• Bracket Projections Put Both CU And CSU In NCAA Tournament
• Fossil fuel air pollution blamed for 1 in 5 deaths worldwide each year
• Animal Rights Lawyer Jennifer Emmi Jailed in 'Murder For Hire' Plot
• Ice Anglers Stranded On Lake Superior In Duluth, Rescued
• Governor Abbott, TDHCA Announce Statewide COVID-19 Rental Relief Program
• Vikings Promote Klint Kubiak To Offensive Coordinator
• NTSB: Pilot Likely Became Disoriented By Clouds In Kobe Bryant Helicopter Crash
• Philadelphia Police Believe Fatal Shooting Of 15-Year-Old Darius Winters Was Case Of 'Mistaken Identity'
• DeBrusk, Grzelcyk Appear Poised For Return Wednesday Night
• 'Don't Be These Guys': Mass. State Police Urge Drivers To Clear Snow From Cars
• LIVE UPDATES: Senate Begins Historic Second Trump Impeachment Trial Tuesday
• Denver Housing Authority Hosts Town Hall To Help Struggling Homeowners During Pandemic
• Black Coffee Can Be Good For Your Heart, Studies Show
• Lancaster Scholar Behind Calendar That Celebrates Black Achievement Every Day Of The Year
• Report: Ron Hextall Offered Penguins' GM Position
• Carjackings Reported Overnight In McKinley Park, Kenwood
• Police Search Connecticut River For Missing Chicopee Boy Aiden Blanchard
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 11,309 More Coronavirus Cases Over 3-Day Period
• Damage From Kitchen Fire Temporarily Closes Beloved Turlock Restaurant
• Palm Beach Town Council To Decide Whether Donald Trump Can Stay At Mar-a-Lago
• Philadelphia Police: 15-Year-Old Among 7 People Killed Monday In Violent Start To Week Across City
• Coronavirus In Pennsylvania: Wolf Administration Creates Vaccine Task Force With Lawmakers
• Onelife Fitness Opening In Hunt Valley Towne Centre
• Virus relief plan places radically new emphasis on child poverty
• Most Of U.S. Still Under Chicago's COVID Travel Order
• COVID-19 vaccine rollout gets boost from Walgreens and Uber
• San Francisco Police Search For 2 Suspect Who Robbed Ocean Avenue Pharmacy
• Man Critically Injured After Stabbed At Least 10 Times In West Philadelphia: Police
• Another 200 Crashes Following Second Morning Of Light Snow, Bitter Cold
• City Going To Court Tuesday To Keep Police Misconduct Records Sealed
• 'Amazing!' Texas Firefighters Save Dog From Major Apartment Fire, Roof Collapse 
• 2 People Rescued, Nearby Homes Evacuated After 4-Alarm Fire Breaks Out At Tire Warehouse In Pleasantville, New Jersey
• Fit Feb: Is Working From Home Affecting Your Snacking Habits?
• American Airlines To Furlough More Than 1,000 Workers At Philadelphia International Airport
• Russia labels opposition "traitors" for urging sanctions from Europe
• COVID In Minnesota: State Reports Rolling Positivity Rate Of 4%; 6 More Deaths
• Ohio Amber Alert Canceled For Alpha Kamara, Baby Boy Inside Stolen Vehicle
• 2nd Suspect Charged In Overdose Death Of Cipriani Head Chef Andrea Zamperoni
• Coast Guard Offloads More Than $206 Million In Cocaine, Marijuana At Port Everglades
• Girl Scout troop made up of girls living in NYC shelters
• 1 Dead, Several Hurt In SUV Crash In East Boston
• Pasadena Man Killed In Glen Burnie Crash Late Monday Night
• Authorities Save Man Attempting to Jump From Parrotts Ferry Bridge In Dramatic Rescue
• Wisconsin Gov. Evers Proposes Creating $500 Caregiver Tax Credit
• Morgan Wallen's Record Sales Skyrocket After Racial Slur Controversy
• COVID In Colorado: Some 70+ Still Waiting For Vaccine Even Though More Are Now Eligible
• Meijer Expands COVID-19 Vaccination Slots In Michigan. Here's What To Know
• President Biden To Visit Wisconsin Next Week In First Official Trip
• Cat Has Buttons Attached To Face During 'Novel' Surgery After Dog Attack
• Timberwolves' Malik Beasley Sentenced To 120 Days In Workhouse For Threatening Family
• Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott To Launch Program For Guaranteed Monthly Income To Some Low-Income Families
• More Than 30 New Coronavirus Outbreaks Reported In Michigan Schools
• Fiery Overnight Crash Sends Up Pillar Of Smoke, Shuts Down Interstate 76
• Panel Calls For Overhaul Of California's Sentencing Laws
• VIDEO: Brazen Attack On Asian Grandma In Broad Daylight Has Family Afraid To Leave Home
• Durbin, Duckworth Ask Biden To Keep Chicago's Top Federal Prosecutor On The Job Until A Successor Is In Place
• Man Killed After Car Slams Into Tree In Rowland Heights
• Woman Assaulted With Razor Blade In Glen Burnie
• Northwestern Football Scheduled To Play Purdue At Wrigley Field In Fall 2021
• Democrats charge ahead with COVID relief package as Senate trial begins
• Another Suspect Arrested In Stray-Bullet Shooting Of Winston McKay, Killed Walking His Dog In 2019
• Chicago Police Detective Attacked While Investigating Homicide Scene In South Shore
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 405 New Coronavirus Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• Rangers To Pay A's $13.5M Over Next 2 Years As Part Of Swap
• Legendary Chargers Head Coach Marty Schottenheimer Dies At 77
• True Crime: Katie Beers Speaks Out On Being Abducted And Held In A Dungeon For 16 Days At The Age Of 10
• "Screams all over": The few survivors recall Indian glacier disaster
• Federal Kobe Bryant Crash Probe: Helicopter Pilot Became Disoriented In Clouds
• Proposal Would Make Voting By Mail, Same Day Registration Permanent In Massachusetts
• Oram's Donut Shop Ranked Best In Pennsylvania By Food & Wine Magazine
• Weather Blog: More Snow
• UPDATE: Suspect Arrested In Oakland Chinatown Elderly Assaults
• Judge Dismisses Charges Against 6 Hair Stylists At Protest
• Minnesota Ranked Among Top 5 States With Cleanest Homes
• Cyclist In Critical Condition After Being Hit By Car On Lower East Side
• Driver Dies After Crashing Into Crane In Highway 360 Construction Area
• Theater District Restauranteur Joe Allen Dies At 87
• Woman Stabbed To Death In Monrovia Home
• COVID In Maryland: 976 New Cases, 41 Deaths As Hospitalizations Drop
• Nicholas August Sentenced To 30 Years For Raping Woman During Rockford Bank Robbery
• Deputy's Split-Second Reaction Saves Man From 150-Foot Fall
• Man Killed In North Sacramento 4-Plex Fire On Sunday Identified
• Man, 30, Dead After Stockton Shooting, 18-Year-Old Hurt
• Mary Wilson, A Founding Member Of 'The Supremes,' Has Died
• NBA Trade Rumors: Celtics 'Up To Something'
• When Animals Attack Caught On Tape: Why Are Common Pests Becoming More Aggressive?
• Latinos Are Navigating Barriers To COVID-19 Vaccinations And Experts Say It Comes Down To Access
• Officials: Virginia Woman's Body Found Off Central Pennsylvania Highway
• Young's 18 Points Help No. 4 Ohio State Top Maryland 73-65
• Canonsburg Native Marty Schottenheimer, NFL Coach With 200 Wins, Dies At 77
• Brigham And Women's Valet Sues Employer After Being Shot While Officers Confronted Suspect
• Man Shot To Head In South Baltimore Late Monday Night
• Iconic NFL coach Marty Schottenheimer dies at 77
• Shooting At White Settlement Apartment Complex Leaves 2 Dead, Police Search For Suspects
• Caught On Video: Auto Thieves Steal Or Damage 6 Cars At Matteson Dealership Within Minutes
• WHO team in Wuhan says "extremely unlikely" COVID-19 came from a lab
• AG Nessel: Do Not Fall For Rental Payment Assistance Scam
• Survey: Over Half Of Americans Think Splitting The Bill On First Date Is Correct Move
• Philadelphia Weather: Light Snow, Wintry Mix Expected Tuesday As More Snow Possible This Week
• Michigan jumps to No. 3, Kansas Out
• WATCH LIVE: Pennsylvania Officials To Provide COVID-19 Vaccine Update
• Dogs That Stuck With Owner Until The End Looking For Forever Home
• South Dakota Judge Rejects Amendment Legalizing Marijuana
• Amid Short Supply, COVID-19 Vaccines Are Being Bought & Sold Online
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Distributing Vaccine By Zip Code; Shortages Will Linger As Demand For 1st Shots Soars; Prep Athletes Return To Playing Field
• PTL Links: February 9, 2021
• Chris Pratt's Brother, A Solano County Sgt., Accused Of Showing Support For Right-Wing Extremist Group
• San Jose Police Investigating City's 4th Homicide Of 2021
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: B.1.1.7 Symptoms
• 'I Feel True Remorse': Florida Man Sentenced In Giuliani-Related Fraud Case
• Playbooks For Scamming California EDD Benefits Easy To Find On Dark Web
• Study Says Michiganders Coped With Pandemic By Drinking Alcohol
• Federal Judge Allows Limited Indoor Santa Clara County Religious Services
• Poll: Majority favor conviction as Trump impeachment trial begins
• Is Black Coffee Good For Your Heart? Studies Say Yes
• Jason DeRusha's Top Pizzas In 2021
• Health Officials Using ZIP Codes To Boost COVID-19 Vaccine Equity
• 'Stark Reminder': Amherst Issues Curfew After UMass Students Blamed For Spike In COVID Cases
• None Hurt After Train Derails Near Crookston
• Larson Appreciative For 2nd Chance
• Washington Football Team's cheerleading program paused, report says
• Miami Weather: Warm & Sunny Tuesday
• Arctic Air Moves Into North Texas Tonight, Brings Chance For Freezing Rain & Light Snow
• Jaylen Brown Questionable To Return Tuesday Night Against Jazz
• Heavy Snowfall Making For Messy Road Conditions Across Pittsburgh Area
• Muddy Paws' Conversation Hearts Cheesecakes
• Anthony Sowell, Ohio Man Who Killed 11 Women, Dies In Prison
• 'My Heart Is Completely Shattered': Dr. Laura Berman's 16-Year-Old Son Dies Of Overdose From Drugs He Got Over Snapchat
• Iran issues rare threat to develop nuclear weapon if "pushed"
• Former Robinhood workers detail complaints about customer service
• New York Weather: CBS2's 2/9 Tuesday Storm Forecast
• Kroger Offering $100 To Workers Who Get Vaccinated For COVID-19
• Detention Hearing Set For Rachel Powell, Woman Accused For Role In Capitol Riot
• Man charged in Capitol riot previously worked for FBI, lawyer says
• Newsom: COVID-19 Vaccine Shortages Will Linger As Demand For 1st Shots Soars
• South Dakota judge rejects amendment legalizing marijuana
• Mary Wilson, Founding Member Of The Supremes, Dies At Age 76
• Beal Scores 35, Wizards Hold Off Bulls 105-101 For Rare Win
• What to expect at Trump's 2nd impeachment trial
• Philadelphia Music Legend Kathy Sledge Talks About Her Deep Roots In Music, How The Pandemic Has Helped Her Evolve
• Majority of K-8 students see some in-class teaching, but it's hard to track
• Mary Wilson, a founding member of The Supremes, has died at 76
• House Democrats press $15 minimum wage in COVID relief package
• Growing number of scammers claim to have COVID vaccines for sale
• Hacker tries to poison Florida town's water supply
• Investigation Underway After Elderly Man Died Shortly After Receiving COVID Vaccine At Javits Center
• Pittsburgh Police Safely Locate Previously Missing 62-Year-Old Richard Varek
• 'Get Everyone Out Of The House!': Teacher Saves The Day Over Zoom After Virtual Class Interrupted By Fire
• In 1st Home Game Of The Season With Fans Luka, Kristaps Help Dallas Mavericks Hold Off Timberwolves
• Reform Alliance names Robert Rooks as new CEO
• The Weeknd's Super Bowl halftime performance sparked lots of memes
• Justice Department to ask dozens of U.S. attorneys to resign
• Myanmar hits anti-coup protesters with tear gas and rubber bullets
• Washington State trooper killed in avalanche while snowmobiling
• Florida Man Charged With Trespassing After Running On Super Bowl Field
• Braving Subzero Temperatures, Crews Knock Down St. Paul House Fire
• Grace Point Place Memory Care Residents Make Valentines For First Responders, And They'll Be Receiving Valentines Too
• Pittsburgh Weather: More Wintry Weather, Several More Inches Of Snow Throughout The Week Ahead
• Chicago Weather: Another Cold Day; Snow Ahead Wednesday
• Small Plane Lands On Pennsylvania Turnpike Near Harrisburg
• Texas Representative Ron Wright Dies After Contracting COVID-19
• Texas Representative Ron Wright Dies After Contracting COVID-19
• UAE's Hope spacecraft is first of 3 to reach Mars this month
• Judge Faces Ethics Case Over Actions At Son's Traffic Stop
• 'Feels Great!' Oakland Student Athletes Back On The Field For First Time Since Pandemic
• Levi's Stadium Home To Largest Vaccination Site In California
• Veterans Leadership Program Hosts Food Distribution
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Supervisor Named Pa. School Psychologist Of The Year
• Audit Finds More Than $39,000 Missing From Monaca Fireman's Relief Association
• Tuesday's Show Info (2/9/21)
• Cleveland serial killer Anthony Sowell dead at 61
• Widespread 3-6 Inches Of Snow Likely In Massachusetts, Southern New Hampshire

Videos from February 9, 2021

• House committees work on COVID-19 relief package
• 2/9: Red and Blue
• CBS News legal contributor on what to expect from Trump's second impeachment trial
• Actors Daniel Dae Kim and Daniel Wu address violent attacks on Asian Americans
• U.S. urges caution and steps up vaccination efforts as variants spread
• 2nd impeachment trial for former President Trump gets underway after Senate vote
• Pilot in deadly Kobe Bryant crash was disoriented in clouds, NTSB says
• Children face food insecurity amid pandemic's financial fallout
• Frigid temperatures and snowstorms threaten millions across U.S.
• U.S. races to ramp up vaccine effort amid nationwide shortages
• Trump lawyer says plans changed due to "well done" presentation by impeachment managers
• 1 killed and 4 wounded in shooting at Minnesota clinic
• First day of Trump's impeachment trial provides preview of arguments going forward
• Activist and author Baratunde Thurston: "There is so much more to Black history than just a traumatic past"
• California Republicans launch campaign challenges against Governor Gavin Newsom as recall effort picks up steam
• 6 Senate Republicans vote with Democrats that impeachment trial is constitutional
• Trump's lawyer slams Democrats' "insatiable lust for impeachment" at Senate trial
• House impeachment managers show explicit video of assault on the U.S. Capitol
• Officials give update on shooting at Minnesota health clinic
• Raskin makes emotional appeal to Senate on Day 1 of impeachment trial
• "The system is broken": Reform Alliance CEO Robert Rooks takes on criminal justice
• NAACP president on Trump's impeachment: Capitol assault "was an act of treason"
• Capitol security ramps up during Trump's second impeachment trial
• U.S. nursing homes in dire need of COVID vaccines
• Law professor explains Trump's legal arguments as Senate impeachment trial set to get underway
• Legends: Sam Perkins
• TV host and therapist Laura Berman on her 16-year-old son's drug overdose
• Top Pfizer scientist discusses COVID-19 vaccine's efficacy and new variants
• What to expect from Trump's second Senate impeachment trial
• Senators set to begin historic second impeachment trial of President Trump
• Ashley Graham on new cover story, modeling career and motherhood
• Uber, Walgreens partner on vaccine equity, provide free rides to vaccine appointments
• CBS News poll: 56% support impeachment conviction of Trump
• What to expect during Trump's second impeachment trial
• Rise in violent attacks targeting Asian Americans
• More details from investigation into assault on U.S. Capitol
• Former Robinhood workers detail complaints about customer service
• Legal expert previews Trump's second impeachment trial
• WorldView: Flood rescue efforts in India; Myanmar military crackdown
• Hack in Florida city's water system reveals potential cyber risks of many local communities
• Only 5.4% of all COVID vaccine doses administered in U.S. went to long-term care facility residents
• Former President Trump's second impeachment trial begins
• 2/9: CBSN AM
• Parkster: Making Parking Mobile
• Echosens: building vital liver medical resources
• NREP: Innovating real estate
• Experian: Accelerating the Digital Transition
• Fresenius Kabi: Medicine when we need it most
• QOMPLX: Reimagining the future of business
• IJCLab: The Power of Curiosity
• Shining 3D: Navigating a 3D world
• Hôpital de La Tour: Gold Standard Healthcare