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• COVID-19: Santa Clara County Leaders Urge Lunar New Year Celebrants To Comply With Health Orders
• COVID South African Variant Cases Found In Bay Area; 1st in California
• Porch Pirates Could Face Prison Time Under Proposed California Law
• Project Home: Small Bay Area Landlords Keep Properties Vacant Because of Rent Control
• Vigil For Woman Killed By Nevada County Deputies In Front Of Kids
• Stanford Pediatrician Arrested For Alleged Attempted Lewd Acts With a Minor
• CDC Suggests Wearing 2 Masks For Better Protection Against COVID-19 Variants
• Vigil Held For Handyman Shot To Death In Car In Sherman Oaks
• Fort Collins Police Services Launches Mental Health Response Team Unit
• Update: 500-750 Gallons Released In Chevron Richmond Refinery Spill, No Wildlife Impacts Reported
• 'Take-Over' Robbers Hold Up Three Colorado Banks In Two Days
• Mayor Michael Hancock Rejects Ethics Complaint Over Thanksgiving Travel
• Bald Eagle Found Dead Along Folsom Trail
• Vacaville Livestream Murder Suspect To Undergo Competency Exam
• Toddler Not In Car Seat Falls Out Of Moving Vehicle In South Sacramento Intersection
• Colorado Has Sold About $10 Billion Worth Of Marijuana
• LeBron Leads Lakers Past Thunder Again In OT, 114-113
• Sacramento Native Shot, Killed By Idaho Falls Police Was Mistaken For Suspect
• Not Vaccinated In Colorado: Up To 20,000 Intellectually And Developmentally Disabled Adults
• About 6,000 COVID Vaccine Doses Potentially Spoiled In OC Due To Refrigerator Malfunction
• San Bernardino County Reports 42 COVID-19 Deaths, Ventura Adds 13
• COVID Housing: $47M In Assistance Coming To San Mateo Renters, Landlords
• Oakdale Vaccine Appointments Made In Error Through State 'My Turn' Website Canceled
• Clippers Spoil Towns' Return To Wolves In 119-112 Win
• COVID: East Bay Rep. Barbara Lee Announces Coronavirus Funeral Reimbursement Fund
• 2 Teens Arrested After Crashing Stolen SUV Into Ambulance In St. Paul
• Chicago Weather: Bitter Cold In The Morning
• Longtime Bartender From Biba Opens His Own Italian Restaurant
• Salud Family Health Centers Will Get Direct Vaccine Shipments Under New Federal Program
• LaVine Scores Season-High 46, Bulls Hit 25 3-Pointers As They Beat Pelicans
• Democrats Use Trump Tweets, New Video To Argue 'Full Scope' Of Capitol Attack At Impeachment Trial
• Remains Of At Least 6 Pirates Found At Whydah Shipwreck Site Off Cape Cod
• Suburban Students, Teachers Back In Classrooms For Months As Heated Debate Continues In Philadelphia
• Extra COVID Vaccine Doses Given To People Without Appointments In Danvers
• COVID In Philadelphia: Small Restaurant Owners React To City's Ventilation Requirements Allowing 50% Indoor Capacity
• Nonprofit Aims To Boost Denver's Revenue By Tackling Declining Parking Numbers
• Kyrie Irving Has 35 Points, Nets Use Defense To Rout Pacers
• CDC Study Shows Double Masking Could Reduce COVID Exposure By 95-Percent
• 'Incredible': Hinsdale Man Hauls In Massive Brown Trout While Ice Fishing
• Rivers Casino Offering Free Dealer School
• 'Racial Double Standard': Ministers, Officers Call On Walsh To Reinstate New Police Commissioner
• Teachers 'Anxious' About February Vacation; Students, Staff Asked To Limit Travel
• Last Kmart Store In Massachusetts To Close
• Millions may be exposed to dangerous air pollution on the subway, study warns
• Brad Marchand Scores In OT, Bruins Beat Rangers
• Abandoned Buildings Being Torn Down To Make Way For New Park In West Baltimore
• Just The Beginning: Long Days Ahead For Crews Working To Keep Roads Safe In Icy Weather
• Private Practitioners Offer To Help Administer COVID-19 Vaccines To Patients
• New York Weather: Lowered Visibility, Slick Roads Expected For Thursday Morning Commute
• After Months Of Reporting On Fly Dumping In 34th Ward, CBS 2 Learns Streets And San Ward Superintendent -- Ald. Carrie Austin's Son -- Was Suspended In The Fall
• Baltimore Announces Major Reforms To Police Search, Arrest Policies As Maryland Considers Banning No-Knock Warrants, Chokeholds
• With Carjackings On The Rise, Here's How To Avoid Becoming A Victim
• Torrey Smith Calls Ravens' Orlando Brown Jr. 'Ultimate Team Guy' But Says Playing Left Tackle Is 'A Goal His Father Had For Him'
• Baltimore City Leaders Hope To Fix Payroll Problems By February 19
• U.S. Post Office Blamed Short Staffing For Problems With Mail In Chicago, But One Man Says He Looked For Job Hoping To Help And Found Nothing
• Keller @ Large: Why The National Anthem Is A Political Football
• Small Police Departments Feeling Squeeze Of Skyrocketing Ammo Prices, If They Can Find Some
• Democratic Miami Beach Commissioner Ricky Arriola Condemned By His Own Party For Being On A 'Toxic COVID Conspiracy Theory Kick'
• MTA Urging City To Take Action As Felony Assaults On Subways, Buses Rise
• Police Investigating Triple Shooting In Southeast Baltimore Wednesday Afternoon
• Calling Canines: CSU Needs Dogs In Cancer Vaccine Study
• Chester County Mom Misled YMCA Colleagues About Being Displaced By Fire, Nearly Getting Away With $30,000: Police
• COVID Vaccine: Citi Field Mega-Site Opens For Queens Residents, TLC Drivers And Food Workers
• Clippers Beat Timberwolves 119-112, Spoil Towns' Return
• House Fire Knocked Down In South Sacramento, 4 Cats Missing
• Mercy Hospital & Medical Center Files For Bankruptcy After Plans To Close Were Blocked By State Board
• Realistic-Looking Porcelain Tiger Spotted Along Side Of Maryland Highway
• Police Searching For Missing Queens Woman With Alzheimer's
• MIT Graduate Named As Person Of Interest In Killing Of Kevin Jiang, Yale Student From Chicago
• 'They Didn't Care' - Camera Captures San Francisco Excelsior Hit-&-Run, Passersby Ignoring Injured Victim
• Art Institute Of Chicago Set To Reopen Thursday
• Democrats Use Trump Tweets, New Video To Argue 'Full Scope' Of Capitol Attack At Impeachment Trial
• 'Hospitals Are Not Fortresses': Healthcare Workers At Increased Risk For Workplace Violence
• Baltimore Weather: City Schools In-Person Learning, Meal Sites Closed Due To Snow; Virtual Learning Will Continue
• Law Firm Offers $10,000 Reward To Help Catch, Convict Carjackers Targeting Rideshare Drivers
• St. Croix Chocolate Company Blends Candy And Art
• Man Sentenced To Life In Prison In Brutal Killing Of Ohio Woman At Casino In Nevada
• New York Launching Program To Provide Free Diapers To Families In Need
• Bezos, Bloomberg Among Biggest Billionaire Donors To Charity In 2020
• High School Students Create 'Kits Cubed' To Inspire Oakland Kids To Tap Into Their Inner Scientist
• St. Cloud Man Arrested, Apt. Searched By Bomb Squad Due To 'Public Safety' Threat
• Detroit Opens Senior Saturday COVID-19 Vaccination Sites This Weekend
• Con Artist Pretending To Be Bruno Mars Scams Woman Out Of $100K
• Caught On Camera: Miami PD Looking For Man Who Burglarized Marked Patrol Car
• Brad Marchand Scores In OT, Bruins Beat Rangers 3-2
• Warming Centers, Shelters Seeing More Visitors This Winter
• 'People Didn't Want To Leave': Firefighters Battle Massive Fire At Boxboro Condo Complex
• Fort Lauderdale Man Speaks Out In Hopes Hit-&-Run Driver That Left Him Seriously Injured Is Caught
• Bears Hire Mike Pettine As Senior Defensive Assistant
• LA County To Expand Vaccine Eligibility To Essential Workers, Teachers
• "Heartbreaking" 911 calls prompt search for 80 trapped migrants
• 8 Explosive Devices Found In Stockton Home Rendered Safe; Nearby Residents Return Home
• COVID In Colorado: Health Department Urge Good Hygiene To Keep Variant Cases Low
• USC, Caltech, UCLA And Other Universities To Bring New Inventions To Market
• Ramsey Co. Sheriff: Missing 12-Year-Old Boy Found Safe
• Vacaville Students Protest In High School Parking Lot To Return To Campus
• 'Love Letters' Installation On Display In Times Square
• 'Likely Much More Widespread': Montgomery County Reporting Potential Outbreak Of UK COVID-19 Variant
• Indiana Hands Northwestern 10th Straight Loss In 2OT
• COVID Clouds Travel Plans For Presidents' Day, Lunar New Year Holidays
• MTA Unveils New Inclined Benches At Some Subway Stations
• Gas Prices Hit Pre-Pandemic Levels As Other Expenses Like Food, Housing Continue To Climb
• Rep. Madeleine Dean Gets Emotional Recounting 'Insurrectionist Mob' Using American Flag 'To Batter And Bludgeon' During Trump Impeachment Trial
• Pittsburgh Artist Creates Blackout Brownie Ice Cream Flavor For Black History Month
• Red Sox Trade Andrew Benintendi To Royals
• New York Natives Jay-Z, Carole King Among Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Nominees
• 1 Man Killed, 1 Wounded In Bishop Ford Expressway Shooting
• 21 For Sonya Morris As DePaul Women Beat St. John's
• NH Man Charged With Intent To Distribute Meth At Encore Casino
• Animal Control Strongly Suspects Sacramento Stray Cat Was Shot With Hand-Held Crossbow
• Disability Rights Advocates Want Priority Receiving Coronavirus Vaccine
• Man Takes Own Life In Front Of Texas Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne's Home, Irving Police Say
• Report: William Barr Blocked Derek Chauvin Plea Deal That Avoided Trial, Gave 10-Year Sentence
• Larry Flynt, Hustler Magazine Editor and First Amendment Champion, Dead at 78
• National Anthem Plays At Dallas Mavericks Home Game For First Time This Season
• Update: Suspect Arrested In San Francisco Child Abduction, Carjacking; 2nd Suspect Still Sought
• San Francisco Police Searching For Mission District Man Missing For Over A Month
• 19-Year-Old Missing Baltimore Woman Tyawna Curry Found, Police Say
• Fertilizer Truck Spills Load On Hollywood Street While Trying To Avoid Crash
• Minnesota Rolls Out Plan To Clean Up 'Forever Chemicals'
• Watchdog Group Demands Fines Against CSU For Deadly Attacks On Research Sheep
• Pittsburgh Weather: Round 2 Prompts Winter Weather Advisory For Parts Of Area, Plenty More Snow To Come
• PHOTOS: Stunning Light Pillars Dazzle Across The Sky In Northern Michigan
• In Colorado, 1 In 25 Workers Have Degree From Colorado State University
• Former State Assemblyman Goggins Sentenced To Prison For Money Laundering Scheme
• Vendors Prepare To Move On From Denver Mart: 'COVID-19 Didn't Help'
• SF Giants, A's To Host Fans At Games During Arizona Spring Training
• Porn King Larry Flynt, Founder Of Hustler Magazine, Dead At 78
• As Bitter Cold Settles In, COVID-19 Complicating Efforts To Help Homeless
• FBI: Romance Scams Cost Pittsburghers $20M Last Year
• NHL Postpones Flyers-Rangers Sunday Game Due To COVID-19 Protocols
• COVID: San Jose Council Approves $3/Hour Hazard Pay For Workers At Large Grocery Stores
• Major Cruise Lines Schedule Departures But There's No Guarantee Ships Will Sail
• Despite Twitter Spat, Towns Will Start For Wolves After All
• Allegheny Health Network Expands Visitation Policy
• El Dorado County Libraries Assist 75+ Seniors With Vaccine Appointments When Available
• Local Organization Black Men Teach Works To Create 'Generational Change'
• State Lawmakers Deliver Meals To Frontline COVID Caretakers At St. Anthony Hospital
• Man Charged In Shooting Death Of 50-Year-Old In Long Beach Park
• Update: 1 Dead, 2 Injured in Fatal Collision On Highway 13 in Oakland
• Black History Is Our History: Paterson Firefighters Breaking Barriers Every Day In Their Community
• New Jersey Residents Eligible For Vaccination Exasperated With Inability To Get Appointments
• Fraternal Order Of Police President John Catanzara Served With Administrative Misconduct Charges
• Cleo Parker Robinson Dance Featured In Aurora Fox Cultural Concert Series For Black History Month
• State Senators Grill IDES Officials About Ongoing Unemployment Issues
• Jeep pulls ad featuring Springsteen after learning of his arrest
• Minnesota Health Officials Work To Keep Up With COVID Variants
• CU Boulder Researchers Create Wearable Device That Turns Body Heat Into Electricity
• Baker Said He 'Will Certainly Look' At Letter Asking Him To Make Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Vaccine Priority
• 'Extremely Relieved He's Going Back': CPS Students Return To The Classroom Thursday
• Parents Arrested For Abuse, Assault and Murder Of 5-Week-Old Baby In Richmond
• Riverside Reports First Case Of UK COVID-19 Variant; Officials Say Vaccine Supplies 'Unpredictable'
• ONLY ON 2: An Inside Look At Rush University Medical Center's Lab Investigating The Coronavirus And Its Variants
• MIT Grad Student 'Person Of Interest' In Connecticut Homicide
• Mt. Lebanon High School Students Put Together Care Packages To Help Western Pa. Nonprofits
• Following Buffalo Shooting, Capitol Clash Over Mutual Aid Costs Continues
• Alameda Deputy Drops Suit Against Toronto Raptors' President Masai Ujiri Over NBA Finals Incident
• Horse Rescued After Getting Stuck In Creek In Berks County
• Gov. Cuomo Says New York Sports Arenas, Stadiums Can Open At 10% Capacity Starting Feb. 23
• 'Doubly Disappointing': CU Cyberattack Hits Sensitive Security Information
• After Being Apart 11 Months Due To COVID-19 Protocols, Couple Married 58 Years Reunites
• Remembering Black Dallas: Local Effort Looks To Highlight, Preserve City's Black History
• Pennsylvania Man, Michael John Lopatic Sr., Assaulted Police Officer, Stole Another's Bodycam During Capitol Riot, Prosecutors Say
• UCLA: Research Could Hold Key To Treatments For Osteoporosis
• Miami Beach Has Zero Tolerance Policy Heading Into Spring Break
• NYPD: Lululemon Store Targeted 4 Times By Same Shoplifting Suspects
• Junior Dolphins Donate Flag Football Equipment To Support Girls Athletics Across South Florida
• Dallas Man In 20s With No Underlying Health Conditions One Of 37 New Deaths Reported In County
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Vaccine Going Directly To Community Health Centers
• 'I Tried To Help Him': One Dead In Hollywood Apartment Fire
• Woman Pushed Onto Bronx Subway Tracks: 'I Thought I Was Going To Die In That Moment'
• Diabetes Drug Can Aid Weight Loss, Study Finds
• California teen's quilt keeps memory of COVID victims alive
• New Hope K9 Kody Enjoying Retirement After Years Of Service
• Minnesota Gun Law Debate Reignited After Deadly Buffalo Clinic Shooting
• Feds Settles Suit With San Francisco Over Return of Religious Artifacts To Thailand
• Streets And San Sends Out 211 Snow Plows, Salt Spreaders For Snow During Evening Rush
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Lashes Out At Media For Super Bowl Virus Coverage
• Gregory Ulrich Made Past Threats To Get 'Revenge' On Clinic
• COVID In Florida: 7,537 Additional Cases, 165 New Deaths Reported On Wednesday
• COVID Vaccine: 2 New Sites For Underserved Communities Opening In New York City
• Denver Expands Electric Car Share Vehicles Into Under-Resources Communities
• Miami Man Pleads Guilty To Using COVID Relief Money To Buy Lamborghini
• DFW Weather: Potential For Freezing Rain And Sleet Increasing In North Texas
• Chicago Restaurant Coalition Criticizes Expansion Of COVID Capacity Limits; Smaller Restaurants Say It's Of No Use To Them
• Westmoreland Co. Family Counselor Already Facing Sex Trafficking Charges Now Accused Of Sexually Abusing Minor At His Home
• Select Walmart Locations In Miami-Dade & Broward To Become COVID Vaccine Sites
• Texas Lawyer, Judge In Viral Cat Filter Zoom Video Say They're Happy To Bring 'Collective Laugh' During Tough Times
• Baltimore Leaders Probe Overbooked, Canceled COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments
• 1 Dead, 3 Seriously Hurt As Fire Guts Lowell Multi-Family Home
• Philadelphia Weather: Another Round Of Snow On Way With Winter Weather Advisory Going Into Effect Tonight
• Five Years Later: Remembering Harford Co. Deputies Patrick Dailey And Mark Logsdon Killed In The Line Of Duty
• Wright County Attorney: Charges Coming For Gregory Ulrich
• Craps, Roulette, Poker: Some Black Hawk Casinos Reopen Table Games
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Voluntarily Quarantining After Family Member Tests COVID-19 Positive
• Police: Suspect Bashed 75-Year-Old In The Head With A Brick In Unprovoked Christmas Day Attack
• Friends Identify Woman Killed In Allina Health Shooting As 37-Year-Old Lindsay Overbay
• Wolf Administration Distributing $145M In Funding For Bars, Restaurants Hit Hard By Pandemic
• Video: Jan. 6 Rioters Searched For Speaker Pelosi After She Was Evacuated From Capitol
• Help Needed To Identify Hit-And-Run Driver Who Killed Glendale Man In Sun Valley Crash
• Student Vaccinations? Yearly Boosters? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers COVID Vaccine Questions
• 'Operation Philly Special': Lawmakers Lay Out Proposal To Use Lincoln Financial Field As COVID-19 Mass Vaccination Site
• Snow Preps Underway As Multi-Day Winter Storm Expected To Arrive In Maryland Wednesday Night
• Democrats Show Unseen Footage Of Capitol Attack At Trump Impeachment Trial
• Washington Signs QB Taylor Heinicke For $8.75M Over 2 years
• Baker Says Allowing Caregivers To Get Shots Will Help Get More Seniors Vaccinated
• Jason Mesich To Spend Half Century In Prison For Killing Wife, Shooting Neighbors
• Miami-Dade County Courts To Resume Jury Trials In March
• Parents Request State To Reconsider Mask Mandate For Youth Athletes
• Federal Prosecutors Fight Release Of Rachel Powell, Mercer County Mother Arrested In Capitol Riots
• 95-Year-Old Murder Suspect Okey Payne Appears In Court In Wheelchair
• DA: Pennsylvania Woman Justified In Shooting And Killing Son After Attempted Assault
• First 2 Cases Of South African COVID-19 Variant Found In California, Gov. Newsom Says
• Passengers Outraged After Black Teens Forced Off Flight In Mask Dispute
• GOP Donor Asks Wisconsin Supreme Court To Block Gov. Tony Evers' Statewide Mask Mandate
• New State Guidance Aims To Avoid Wasted COVID Vaccine Doses In Massachusetts
• Oroville Man, 22, Suspected Of Downloading Child Pornography
• COVID-19 Vaccines Could Be Tweaked Like Lego Set
• Massachusetts Reports 1,920 New COVID Cases, 82 Additional Deaths
• Bandidos Gang Member From Texas Sentenced For Transporting Undocumented Immigrants
• COVID In Colorado: State To Receive Additional 9,000 Doses Of Coronavirus Vaccine Per Week
• Denver Weather: Air Quality Suffers On Wednesday As The Polar Vortex Moves Closer
• Winter Weather Contributing To Water Main Breaks In Baltimore City, County DPW Says
• Oscar Ceremony To Broadcast From Multiple Locations Amid Pandemic
• Persistent Colorado Unemployment Fraud Problems Having Snowball Effect On Available Resources
• AAA Michigan Issues A Statewide Arctic Air Advisory, Gives Tips On Vehicle Protection During Cold Weather
• From Depression To Compassion: Former CU Football Player Josh Ford Inspires Montbello Youth With 'Cagebreakers'
• Colorado Congressman Jason Crow To Host Black History Month Town Halls
• Biden Nominates Julie Su, Head Of California's Labor Agency, As Deputy Labor Secretary
• COVID South African Variant Cases Found In Bay Area, Marking 1st In California
• COVID Testing Is Expanding To Include Our Furry Friends
• Police Chase Ends With Crash On Highway 287 In Arvada, 2 Arrests
• Arwady: 1 In Every 13 Chicagoans Has Received At Least One Dose Of The COVID Vaccine
• Biden Nominates Julie Su, Head of California's Labor Dept., To Labor Secretary
• Police: Minnesota shooting suspect previously threatened clinic
• Keller, Westlake Make Moves Toward Merged Fire Department
• Looking For Valentine's Day Ideas? Annapolis Town Center Cupid's Drive-In Is Offering Movie Showings
• Maya the Dog Is Up For Adoption At The MD SPCA
• Gregory Campbell, Off-Duty Police Officer Charged With DUI After Crashing Into Northeast Philly House, To Be Fired
• Parents At Wiggins Elementary Rally To Keep School Open As Camden City School District Set To Close 4 Schools
• Winter Park Residents React To COVID Outbreak: 'Anxious To Come To Work'
• Mpls. Mayor, Police Chief Say Police Recruitment Push Will Focus On Social Service Experience, City Residency
• Finding The Right Path
• A year into the pandemic, many workers are anxious or depressed
• Parolee Arrested For Grand Theft After Leaving Car On Bike Path Near Davis
• Business License Suspended For Hotel In Bloomingdale Following Shooting That Killed 1, Injured 4
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Tells Pharmacies They Won't Be Receiving Any Vaccine This Week
• Double Masking Can Block 92% Of Infectious Particles, CDC Says
• Shot Fired Through Church Window During Fight In Line For Funeral In Englewood
• Texas Teen Uses Entire College Savings To Help Mom Pay Rent, Avoid Eviction
• Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Announces Star Spangled Banner Protection Act In Wake Of Mavericks Controversy
• NBA says all teams will play national anthem
• Man Charged With Murder In Death Of Fayette Co. Native Alexa Randolph
• High-End Restaurants Finding Creative Ways To Bring Fun Of Valentine's Day Dining Out Into Your Home
• Chaos At A Danvers Mass Vax Site Days After Harvard Gives the State Failing Grades On Vaccinations
• Denver Tax Expert: Why You Can't Write Off Home Office Expenses On Your 2020 Taxes
• Target Offering 4 Hours Of Pay, Free Lyft Rides To Team Members Who Get Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Preview: 'Should Be A Little Closer To A U.S. Open,' Says CBS Sports' Frank Nobilo
• It Looks Like Tom Brady Really Enjoyed Himself During Buccaneers' Super Bowl Boat Parade
• Pennie To Reopen 2021 Health Insurance Enrollment During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Pedestrian Bridge Removed At LAX To Clear Way For Modernization Project, People Mover
• Remains Of At Least 6 Pirates Found At Whydah Shipwreck Site Off Cape Cod
• Disturbing Display In Overbrook Highlights Urgency To Address 'Ridiculous' Deadly Gun Violence In Philadelphia
• A.J. Bouye's Days With The Denver Broncos Officially Over
• Dallas Stars Express Support For Playing Of National Anthem Following Mavericks Controversy
• Baltimore County Woman Struck By Car In January Has Died, Police Say
• Pebble Beach Golf Links Profile: Simply One Of The Best Courses In The World
• Mavericks To Begin Playing National Anthem At Home Games After League Reminder About Policy
• Measure That Would Provide Health Industry With COVID Legal Protections Moves Through Florida Senate Committee
• Two High School Juniors Are The Finalists For Student Member Of The Baltimore County Board of Education
• Two People Arrested In Stockton For Embezzlement
• Mavericks To Begin Playing National Anthem At Home Games After League Reminder About Policy
• Detroit Businesses Can Apply For Paycheck Protection Program
• State Department Of Labor And Industry Working On Texting System To Help Resolve Unemployment Claims
• COVID-19 In Indiana: State Tops 12,000 Coronavirus Deaths Following 3 Deadliest Months Of Pandemic
• 'Just The Way You Are': Bruno Mars Impersonator Bilks Texas Woman Out Of $100K
• 'Just The Way You Are': Bruno Mars Impersonator Bilks Texas Woman Out Of $100K
• LA Zoo To Reopen In Mid-February
• Most people are getting their second COVID shots on time, CDC says
• Mental Health Screening Ordered For Fort Lauderdale Woman Charged In Double Shooting
• NBA Upholds 'Longstanding League Policy' Of Playing National Anthem After Mark Cuban Comments
• Tom Brady Tosses Lombardi Trophy From Boat To Boat During Buccaneers' Super Bowl Parade
• Man Charged In Two November Carjackings In Lawndale
• San Francisco School Board Votes To End Lowell High School's Merit-Based Admissions Policy
• California Science Center Makes Home Of Space Shuttle Endeavour Available For Weddings
• Twins Finalize $13M Contract With DH Nelson Cruz, Will Be His 17th MLB Season
• Police Investigating After Man Fatally Shot In North Philadelphia Double Shooting
• Lynx Trade Herbert Harrigan To Storm For 2022 First-Round Pick
• T Passengers Finish Commute On Foot After Train Gets Stuck In North Shore Connector
• National Guard Deployed To 3 Massachusetts Vaccination Sites
• COVID In Aurora: City Employees Take Furlough Day To Save Money During Pandemic
• Live Updates: Senate Convenes For Day 2 Of Trump Impeachment Trial
• Millions in U.K. face financial ruin while stuck in "death trap" homes
• Pennsylvania Lawyer Arrested For Allegedly Threatening To Kill Senate Democrats
• 7.7 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes In South Pacific; No California, Hawaii Tsunami Threat
• DNA Phenotyping Helps Identify Suspect In 2001 Kidnapping And Sexual Assault In Greeley As Jaime 'James' Zamora
• 'Don't Feel A Day Over 21': World War II Veteran Celebrates 100th Birthday In Palm Springs
• WATCH: Meet The Cast Of 'Tough As Nails' Season 2
• Person Of Interest Identified In Case Of Driver Who Hit Mother Walking Baby
• Boulder Police Search For Missing Woman Named Michele Last Seen Feb. 5
• Winter Weather Advisory Expanded, Increasing Likelihood For Overnight Freezing Rain & Weekend Wintry Mix To North Texas
• Report of Attack on Girl In Marin County Determined to Be Fabricated
• The Pros And Cons Of Weighing Yourself Every Day
• Second Florida Man Charged With Flying Drone Near Pre-Super Bowl Events
• Chicago Easing COVID Capacity Limits For Bars, Restaurants
• 17-Year-Old Boy Killed, Another Injured In Beltsville Crash
• California Lawmaker Seeks To Ban NDAs That Prevent Workers From Speaking Up about Discrimination And Abuse
• San Leandro School District Looking at Drop Name of Woodrow Wilson School
• COVID Reality: Data Shows Women Bear Disproportionate Impact Of Pandemic Unemployment
• Wasted COVID Vaccines In Massachusetts Are A 'Missed Opportunity,' Baker Says
• CTU Holding Virtual Shiva To Honor Former President Karen Lewis
• Tom Brady (Jokingly) Planned To Cash In On Super Bowl Prop Bet
• Gov. Noem Plans To Delay Medical Marijuana In South Dakota
• All About Denver's 'Civic Center Next 100' Initiative
• Tips To Keeping Your Vehicle And Its Battery Maintained During Frigid Weather
• 7 Arsons Suspects Arrested In Separate Incidents In Contra Costa County Since New Year
• Tovarren Scott Charged With July 2020 Murder Of Baltimore Man
• Man Sentenced After Trying To Strangle Date Aboard Texas-Based Cruise Ship
• Ravens Tackle Orlando Brown Reportedly Wants To Be Traded; Should The Team Move Him?
• Chicago Area Organizations Partner With Cook Co. Sheriff's Office For Food Pantry
• Baltimore Officials Partner With Local Universities To Help With Vaccine Outreach
• Louisiana sanitation workers help police find missing girl
• Smashed And Splintered: Historic South Side Building Coming Down Floor-By-Floor After Massive Fire
• Kelsie Schelling Murder: Trial Of Donthe Lucas Delayed After Positive COVID-19 Case In Courtroom
• Greeley Works To Secure City's Water Supply During Drought
• Funeral Mass Held In Des Plaines For A Family Of Five Who Died In Fire
• Essex County, N.J. Partnering With Clergy To Encourage Minority Communities To Get Vaccinated
• Two Teens Charged In Belmont Cragin Carjacking
• Prince Charles and Camilla receive their first COVID vaccines
• 'Hug Tent' Allows Loved Ones Comfort Amid COVID Safety Precautions
• Shortstop Didi Gregorius Re-signs With Philadelphia Phillies On 2-Year Deal
• Colton Schools Replace Traditional Water Fountains With Touchless Water Stations To Prevent Spread Of COVID
• 'How The Hell Am I Going To Be Able To Drink A Beer With A Mask On?': Gov. DeSantis Spotted Maskless At Super Bowl
• CTU, CPS Reach Agreement On Return To In-Person Learning
• Think The Broncos Could Win Super Bowl In 2022? A Bet Could Pay Off Handsomely
• Florida's Safe Haven Law May Expand To Include 'Baby Boxes'
• Interior Nominee Focus Of Colorado Bid To Keep Lands Agency
• Michigan's Lt. Governor Shares the Story of His Life Before Politics
• A Detroit Native Shares the City's Impact on Her Life as She Serves at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security
• Wayne County Executive Warren Evans on His Role as a Leader, Life in Public Service
• COVID In MN: 11 More Deaths, 677 New Cases Reported As Total Vaccine Dose Given Breaches 750K
• Uber To Provide Free Rides To COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments At Walgreens
• Officials Investigating After Upper Perk Police Officer Fatally Shoots 27-Year-Old Man Wielding Samurai-Type Sword
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Vaccine In Short Supply At Levi's Stadium; Salesforce '9-To-5 Workday Is Dead'; Marin Supervisors Approve Rent Freeze
• Pickles Pub At Camden Yards Gets $15K Donation From Famous Fund
• Billy Conigliaro, First Player Drafted By Red Sox, Dies At 73
• White House Partners With Texas To Open New COVID-19 Vaccine Mega Centers In Dallas, Arlington
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 3,378 New Coronavirus Cases As Statewide Total Tops 880K
• State Police In Butler Searching For Missing 16-Year-Old Aiden McKinley
• Natick, Dartmouth Get Mass Vaccination Sites; Caregivers For Elderly Now Eligible For Shot
• Four Firefighters Injured In North East Fire Overnight
• Pair Indicted For Murder Of Burleson High Student Shaunathan McMahon Last Fall
• Jay-Z, Foo Fighters And The Go-Go's Nominated For Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame
• US Attorney For Massachusetts Andrew Lelling To Resign
• Man Shot, Killed Near Patterson Park In SE Baltimore
• David Pogue On Book 'How To Prepare For Climate Change': 'We Just Elected A President Who Cares Very Strongly About Fixing The Problem'
• Homicide Detectives Arrest 21-Year-Old For Alleged Connection To Slaying Of Tremond Spencer, 18
• Good News: Colorado Snowpack Climbs After Recent Storms
• Despite Uncertainty, State Fair Of Texas Looking For Help Planning 2021 Event
• Sarah Thomas on being first woman to referee a Super Bowl
• New Photos: Suspects Sought In Brutal Beating That Left Deliveryman With Broken Jaw
• Target To Pay Frontline Workers To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• Roseville Man Hired To Do Remodel Work Allegedly Threatened, Robbed Homeowner
• Experts say India glacier disasters "can't be avoided" without change
• SoFi Stadium Unveils Official Super Bowl LVI Logo, Begins Preparation for 2022 Game
• CDC Study Finds 2 Masks Are Better Than 1 Against COVID-19
• Bruce Springsteen Arrested For Driving While Intoxicated
• 'Just The Way You Are'... Bruno Mars Impersonator Bilks Texas Woman Out Of $100K
• Delaware Delaying Next COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Phase Due To Short Supplies Of Vaccine
• Caught On Video: Violent Purse Snatching In Queens
• Colorado Investigators Release Facial Reconstruction Images Of 'John Doe' Killed In 2002
• 'Coronasomnia': More People Experiencing Sleep Problems During Pandemic
• For First Time In 100+ Years, Denver Looks To Drastically Improve Civic Center Park
• As shortages fuel anger, EU leader admits COVID vaccine plan mistakes
• Irvine Approves $4 Hero Pay Hike For Grocery Store Workers
• No Tsunami Danger For Calif. After 7.7M Quake North Of New Zealand
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 35 Additional Deaths, 239 More Coronavirus Cases
• Ventura County Begins Vaccinating People Over 65
• Legal Challenge Asks Wisconsin Supreme Court To Block Statewide Mask Order
• Maryland Extends State Health Insurance Special Enrollment Until May 15
• Coast Guard rescues trio stranded on desert island for 33 days
• AAA: 60% Of Floridians Are Uncomfortable Traveling During Pandemic
• Parks Employee In North Texas Being Called A Hero For Helping Man During Medical Emergency
• Whitmer: Delayed Aid May Slow Vaccines; Senate Has $2B Plan
• 2 Dead, 1 Injured After Car Flips Over, Strikes Light Pole On Dan Ryan Expressway Near 63rd Street
• Celtics Really Need Kemba Walker To Shake Off His Scoring Woes
• Boston Man Had COVID Variant For 5 Months Before Death
• Jay-Z, Foo Fighters and The Go-Go's nominated for Rock Hall
• Driver Of Stolen SUV Killed After Slamming Into Tree In Monterey Park During Chase
• Kidsburgh: Family-Friendly February Events
• Minnesota Man Struck In Denver Hit-And-Run Rampage
• Pacifica Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Underage Girls Contacted Through Social Media
• Donald Trump Attorney Defends Mar-A-Lago Residency, Town Council Will Revisit Issue In The Spring
• Beverly Hills Surgeon Offers To Help Tessica Brown, Woman Who Used Gorilla Glue On Hair
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 1.1K New Cases, Hospitalizations Drop
• Ford making clear N95 masks to ease communication
• NH Men Escape 'Scary Situation' After ATVs Plunge Through Ice Into Frigid Lake
• Nearly 12 People In Displaced In Bridgeport Fire; No Injuries
• Weather Blog: Nuts & Bolts On Snow
• You Can Cross Taylor Heinicke's Name Off List Of Potential Patriots Quarterbacks
• Meet the legal team defending Trump in his impeachment trial
• Elderly Anne Arundel County Couple Vincent And Rosalie Howley Reported Missing
• Chase Suspect Arrested After Hours-Long Search In Antelope
• Miami Weather: Mostly Sun & Warm Afternoon
• Law Enforcement Seeks Aggravated Serial Robbery Suspect Carrying Dallas Cowboys Backpack
• JoJo & Co, An Online Patisserie Boutique
• Recipe: Peanut Butter Banana Mini Muffins
• Massachusetts Students, School Staff Encouraged To Avoid Travel During February Vacation
• Pistons Beat Nets 122-111, Grant Scores 32
• Carole King, Tina Turner, Chaka Khan, Jay-Z Among 2021 Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Nominees
• Michigan State Senate Leader Apologizes For Calling Capitol Riot A Hoax
• Biden Administration Seeing Signs Of Trump-Era Problems At Mexican Border
• Yes, You Can Get COVID-19 A Second Time. And Several Hundred Coloradans Have
• Antonio Brown Ran The Wrong Route For Super Bowl Touchdown From Tom Brady
• Survey Finds What Room Most Want To Add To Their House
• Sportbooks Say Pre-Super Bowl Push For New Customers Scored
• China's Mars probe enters orbit around red planet
• Maori lawmaker kicked out for refusing to wear "colonial noose"
• Today on Drew: Lionel Richie, Drew-Gooder, Drew's News
• Sacramento African-American Teens Forced Off Flight In Mask Dispute
• Panthers Edge Red Wings 2-1
• PTL Links: February 10, 2021
• Rania's Recipe: Pastrami Smoked Salmon BLT
• Newly-Appointed El Dorado County Official Posed With Proud Boys While Dressed As Santa
• Phil Keoghan On What Makes 'Tough As Nails' Stand Out: 'Really Dynamic, Captivating People'
• Bobrovsky Shines As Panthers Edge Red Wings 2-1
• 'Breaking News In Yuba County' Premieres Online Friday
• Myanmar protests persist despite a ban and a crackdown by police
• Massachusetts Gets Failing Grades On Vaccine Report Card From Harvard Researchers
• Western Wisconsin Officials Seek Help Finding Benjamin Jacobson
• Celtics Embarrassed By Fourth Quarter Against Jazz
• Heat Hold Off Knicks 98-96 To Sweep Home-And-Home
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: St. Clair Hospital Expands Vaccine Distribution At Senior Living Facilities
• Kyle Busch Takes Advantage Of Elliott, Blaney To Win Busch Clash
• Police: Woman Found Dead On Interstate 80 Ramp In Pa. Was Victim Of Homicide
• 'He Was Basically Assassinated': A Father And The Police Look For Answers Nearly 1 Year After Braddock Man Killed Outside Club
• Texas Authorities Continue Search For Semi After 911 Calls From People Claiming To Be Held Inside
• Calls mount to clear Black woman who shot officer during home raid
• Minnesota Weather: Dangerously Cold Wind Chills Expected In Central, Northern Minnesota Through The Weekend
• School Closings
• SEE IT: Social Media Sensation Places Frozen Pants On City Streets As If For Parking Dibs
• SEE IT: Social Media Sensation Places Frozen Pants On City Streets To Claim Parking Spot
• 'Kind Of Embarrassing': Thousands Of Vaccine Appointments Available At Dodger Stadium After Messaging Mix-Up
• Calls mount for the embattled Tokyo Olympics boss to step down
• Keystone Oaks Teachers Return To Class As Contract Negotiations Continue
• Fish Oil Fears: Study Finds Prescription-Strength Fish Oil Could Cause Some Harm
• Multiple School Districts In Northern North Texas Counties Delayed Or Closed Wednesday Due To Weather
• One dead after shooting at Minnesota health clinic
• Police: MTA Bus Driver Spit On, Hit In Head With Piece Of Wood
• Ex-girlfriend speaks out after NFL player's alleged abuse
• Philadelphia Weather: Winter Weather Advisory Goes Into Effect Wednesday Evening As 2 More Chances For Snow This Week
• Woman Fights Back Against Would-Be Rapist In Brooklyn, Police Say
• Car Crash Brings Down Power Pole In Savage; Section Of County Road 42 To Be Closed Wednesday
• 7-Year-Old Boy In Critical After Suffering Burns In Bronx Fire
• 'Your Turn' Tool Aims To Help Pennsylvanians Know When They're Eligible For COVID-19 Vaccine
• Vaccination Clinic Expanding To DuPage County Fairgrounds
• Chicago teachers OK back-to-school COVID safety deal
• Tips To Winterize Your Home For The North Texas Temperature Drop
• Raskin makes emotional argument at Trump impeachment trial
• "It's an issue now of scarcity": States race to secure more vaccine doses
• The Nora Project Promoting Random Acts Of Kindness During Friendship February
• Poll: Majority of Americans favor more COVID economic relief
• Brotherly Love: The Baby Bureau Lending Helping Hand To New Parents In Need
• GameStop shares dip below $50 as WallStreetBets frenzy fades
• Michelle Obama announces new children's food show
• Suspect arrested in series of violent attacks against Asian Americans in Oakland
• Kansas City Chiefs place Britt Reid on administrative leave
• Celebrities show support for Britney Spears
• GOP senators baffled by Trump lawyers after first day of trial
• Aunt Jemima brand's new name revealed: Pearl Milling Company
• CDC to say teacher vaccination not precondition to reopening schools
• New Jersey Elementary School's Book Vending Machine An Innovative Project, And Pandemic Distraction
• LeSean McCoy, Former Philadelphia Eagles Running Back, Wins Second Consecutive Super Bowl Without Playing In Either Game
• Senate finds Trump impeachment trial constitutional on first day
• Woman facing charges after teen found dead in sugar cane field
• Man pleads guilty in 1996 murder case that led to wrongful conviction
• Polar vortex to unleash frigid Arctic blast
• Commuters Concerned As It Appears Flames Are Shooting From Train Tracks In Texas
• Pittsburgh Weather: Snow Continues Into Next Week
• World's 2nd-oldest person fends off COVID ahead of her 117th birthday
• Joel Embiid Helps 76ers Pull Away Late For 119-111 Win Over Kings
• Mark Cuban stops playing of national anthem before Mavs home games
• Field Museum Exhibit Tells Story Of Barrier-Breaking Taxidermist Carl Cotton
• Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott Releases Transition Report
• Fired Florida COVID-19 Data Scientist Rebekah Jones Drops Suit Against FDLE
• New Jersey Man Creates 14-Foot Snow Sculpture Of Lincoln Memorial In Front Yard
• COVID-19 Vaccinations Offered At Old North Church In Boston's North End
• French government seeks law to set age for sexual consent at 15
• Skier survives bear attack in Alaska, rescued by helicopter
• License Plate Mix-Up Causes Honda Accord Owner To Get Tickets For Semi's Unpaid Tolls
• Chicago Weather: Snow On The Way Wednesday
• Rare Yellow Lobster Named Banana Caught Off Maine
• U.S. failures in dealing with Iran and how to approach a new nuclear deal
• Philadelphia Police: Driver Critically Injured After Running Red Light, Crashing Into Trolley In Belmont
• Upper Perk Police Officer Fatally Shoots Sword-Wielding Man, Police Say
• Wednesday's Child: 15-Year-Old Dhamanjie
• North Fayette Township Police Department K9 Nevo Dies
• VIDEO: Asian Man Assaulted, Robbed Outside Bank In San Leandro
• Teacher Arrested For Alleged Sexual Assault Of 3rd Grader
• Oakland's New Police Chief Committed To Making His Hometown Safe
• Walgreens And Uber Team Up To Help Provide COVID-19 Vaccinations To Underserved Communities
• COVID: Vaccine In Short Supply At New Levi's Stadium Mass Vaccination Site
• Oscar Mayer Wienermobile Making Stop In Pittsburgh
• Wednesday's Show Info (2/10/21)
• Officer Charged With Shooting Andre Hill Posts Bail, Released From Jail
• Report: Pittsburgh Native Mark Cuban Decides To Stop Playing National Anthem Before Dallas Mavericks Games
• Jaylen Brown Returns, But Celtics Lose In Utah, 122-108
• Pebble Beach Golf Links Profile: One Of The Best Courses In The World
• New York Weather: CBS2's 2/10 Wednesday Morning Forecast

Videos from February 10, 2021

• Larry Flynt, Hustler magazine creator and First Amendment advocate, has died at 78
• Coronavirus infections fall as U.S. fights to get ahead of dangerous variants
• 2/10: Red and Blue
• Georgia prosecutor launches criminal probe into Trump phone call with election officials
• House impeachment managers use never-before-seen video to illustrate attack on the Capitol
• Unemployment benefits could cause confusion when filing taxes
• Members of paramilitary group face conspiracy charges related to Capitol insurrection
• Evaluating the House impeachment managers' legal arguments for Trump's conviction
• New footage shows just how close Capitol rioters came to lawmakers
• California teen honors COVID victims with quilt
• Biden imposes new sanctions against Myanmar's military after coup
• Dangerous ice storm lashes South ahead of snow and record cold
• Teachers demand COVID safety upgrades before return to classroom
• Cases of new coronavirus variants spike across country
• Democrats work on convincing 17 Republicans to convict Trump
• New Capitol riot videos shown at impeachment trial
• Capitol security video shows officer directing Senator Mitt Romney to safety during riot
• House impeachment managers show security video from inside the Capitol
• Biden announces sanctions on Myanmar coup leaders
• Bruce Springsteen arrested in November on suspicion of drunken driving
• CDC director explains new guidelines for wearing masks and benefits of doubling up
• Raskin presents opening argument against Trump at Senate impeachment trial
• From 2003: Saving the Miami Blue butterfly
• Online sign-ups for COVID vaccines leaving many seniors behind
• U.K. faces housing crisis after deadly Grenfell Tower fire
• Opening arguments begin in Senate after harrowing first day of impeachment trial
• Legal expert breaks down Day 1 of Trump impeachment trial
• Doctor on COVID-19 variants, vaccines and common side effects
• Trump's Senate impeachment trial moves to opening arguments
• House impeachment managers to present opening arguments after emotional first day
• Biological anthropologist on COVID-19's impact on love, relationships, safety on Valentine's Day
• "Free Little Art Gallery" sparks joy across the world
• Sarah Thomas becomes first woman to referee a Super Bowl
• Louisiana woman arrested in investigation into death of 15-year-old Quawan Charles
• Coast Guard rescues trio stuck on deserted island for 33 days
• Chad Wheeler's ex-girlfriend says NFL player marveled she was "alive" after alleged abuse
• Turkish opposition lawmakers accuse country of selling out Uighurs for vaccine
• WorldView: Myanmar police crackdown; Uganda election misinformation on Facebook
• Polar vortex could bring frigid temperatures as far south as Texas
• COVID-19 patient offers clues to coronavirus variants' origins
• Breaking down impeachment trial, Trump's reaction to his attorneys' defense
• Opening arguments in Trump impeachment trial to begin
• 2/10: CBSN AM