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• Dating App 'Bumble' Goes Public, Makes CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd Youngest Self-Made Female Billionaire
• Is New EDD Identity Verification Process Causing More Problems For Victims Of Fraud?
• Santa Clara County Steps Up COVID Vaccination Efforts in Hard-Hit Areas
• Family, Friends Mourn Young Father Killed on Lake Merced Blvd in San Francisco
• VIDEO: Woman Seen Slapping King Soopers Employee Over Mask Dispute
• All Lanes Open After Down Tree On Highway 49 In Nevada County
• COVID In Colorado: Pandemic Has Deep Impact On Organ Donation
• 'We Want To Save Lives': New Traffic Sensors May Come To 'Dangerous' Sacramento Streets
• COVID In Colorado: Get Your Vaccine At Walmart, More King Soopers Locations
• Winter Park Ski Resort Confirms 109 COVID Cases Among Employees
• Deputies Arrest Man Suspected Of Firing Shotgun At Random Cars Near Escalon
• Who's Investigating Teacher Abuse Investigations?
• Paul Flores, Person Of Interest In Disappearance Of Kristin Smart, Arrested On Weapons Charge
• Curry Goes Off Again With 10 3s as Warriors Hold Off Magic
• Caltrans Asks Drivers Heading To The Mountains To Slow Down Or Wait Out The Storm
• Comedian Kevin Hart Defrauded Out Of More Than $1M Allegedly By Former Personal Shopper
• Kings Start and Finish Strong, Pummel Sharks 6-2
• Aurora Police Officer Robert Rosen Fired For Using Excessive Force
• Fire Crews Rush To Burning Garage To Keep Flames From Reaching Home In Littleton
• Health Officials Fear UK Variant Of Coronavirus Could Cause Spring Surge In California
• Aurora Police Find Toddler's Parents After Child Found Alone
• Comtois Scores In 3rd As Gibson, Ducks Blank Vegas 1-0
• Kopitar, Kings Start And Finish Strong To Pummel Sharks 6-2
• Family Finds Urn With Son's Ashes Intact After House Fire
• City Of Denver, Denver Health To Open 4 Community COVID Vaccine Sites
• State Lawmakers Aim To Tackle Unemployment Issues: 'We Need To Step Up'
• Chicago Weather: Bitter Cold Friday Morning, More Snow Friday Night; Record Cold Valentine's Day?
• House Democrats Rest Case In Trump Impeachment Trial, Urging Senators To Convict
• COVID In Denver: Testing Sites Closed Feb. 12-15
• Be Mine: Cabazon Dinosaurs Get Valentine's Makeover
• Former Bear Matt Forte's Foundation Launching $3 Million Program To Help Black Entrepreneurs In Underserved Chicago Communities
• New Bedford Highway Serial Killer Mystery Remains Unsolved More Than 30 Years Later
• Lowell Mother Drops Toddler To Safety From Burning Home
• Massachusetts Cities, Towns Considered High Risk For COVID-19 Drops To 110
• CVS Now Scheduling COVID Vaccine Appointments At Massachusetts Stores
• 'We Need More Damn Vaccines': Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Says Demand For COVID-19 Vaccines Will Continue To Outpace Supply
• REPORT: Early In Pandemic, Over 9,000 COVID-19 Patients Sent Into New York Nursing Homes
• FDNY Responds To Partial Crane Collapse In Greenpoint, Brooklyn
• Tim Sheehan, California Borough Police Chief And Firefighter, Has Died
• Gov. Newsom Visits New Vaccine Clinic At Natomas High School
• Police Investigate Apparent Murder-Suicide In Lowell
• NYC Restaurant Owners Relieved They'll Be Able To Welcome Patrons Inside At 25% Capacity On Friday
• Charges dropped against officers seen shoving 75-year-old man
• How Are Kids Tested In COVID Vaccine Trials? When Might They Get The Vaccine?
• Police Officers Involved In Shootout With Grocery Store Security Guard Dontae Green Identified; Body Cam Video Released
• San Bernardino Hits 280K Total COVID-19 Cases, Ventura Surpasses 700 Deaths
• $731.1M Powerball Jackpot Ticket Sold In Maryland Still Unclaimed
• Man Believes His Illinois Unemployment Benefits Are Being Held Up Because He Is Taking An Online Class
• Isles Blow Lead In Final Minute, Fall To Penguins In Shootout
• Federal Judge Rules Rachel Powell, Mercer Co. Mother Arrested In Capitol Riot, May Be Released Pending Trial
• Property Developer's Plan Would Dramatically Redesign Coastal Waterfront Off Biscayne Bay
• 'Trump Demanded It' | Attorney For Maryland Man Facing Riot Charges Says He Went To U.S. Capitol 'At The Request Of The President'
• Walk of Fame Stars Honoring 'Love Story' Actors, Ali MacGraw, Ryan O'Neal To Be Unveiled
• UM Study Finds First Responders Have Mixed Feelings About COVID Vaccine
• Husband Of Buffalo Shooting Victim Lindsay Overbay: 'Celebrate Every Day As If It Was Your Last'
• EXCLUSIVE: Black Doctors COVID-19 Consortium Already Seeing Difference After Tightening Vaccine Requirements
• CTA Brown Line Trains Get Snagged At Chicago Avenue After Man Gets Stuck While Getting Off Train
• Modesto Volunteers Strive To Clear Trash In Community For Better and Cleaner Future
• Montevideo Mother And Son Get Stranded On Colorado Mountainside, Survive Night Of Bitter Cold Temperatures
• 'It Was Just Magic': Couple Reunites After 53 Years Apart, Finds Biological Daughter
• Suspect In Humboldt County Triple Killing Captured In Utah
• LA County Adds 3,489 New COVID-19 Cases, 160 Deaths; Health Officials Warn Against Gathering For Holiday Weekend
• Blue Jackets Score 4 Goals In Third Period, Blackhawks Lose
• Legislative Auditor: MN Pollution Control Agency Did Not Inspect Water Gremlin As Often As It Should
• Jimmy Butler Has Triple-Double, Leads Heat Past Rockets
• Waxahachie Indians #1 In State Despite 2-Week COVID-19 Shutdown
• Chinese Lunar New Year Comes Friday
• Minnesota shooting suspect charged with murder in gruesome rampage
• National GOP dives into Newsom recall with $250,000 investment
• Panthers Beat Lightning 5-2 To Open 2-Game Set
• Ojeleye Scores Career-High 24, Celtics Down Raptors 120-106
• State Patrol: At Least 1 Seriously Injured In I-35W Crash In Richfield
• McDonald's To Bring Back The Classic Orange Hi-C
• $5,000 Reward For Malden Man Named Person Of Interest In Yale Student's Murder
• Driver Able To Pull Over After Being Struck In I-35W Pileup Pulled 1 Person To Safety, Couldn't Save Other
• Federal Government Is Investigating Counterfeit N-95 Mask Operation
• Walmart and Sams Club Starts To Administer COVID-19 Vaccines
• 'Be Careful What You Buy On The Streets': Black Market Drugs May Be Laced With Potentially Deadly Fentanyl
• Celebrating the First Black Owned and Operated TV Station, WGPR
• Ford is Designing See-Through Medical Grade Masks
• Popular Wine Country Restaurant Closes Amid Furor Over Former Staffer's BLM Mask
• Detroit Announces Plan For Adults With Developmental Disabilities Now Eligible For COVID Vaccine
• Temple Health Study Finds Link Between Philadelphia's COVID-19 Lockdowns, Rising Gun Violence
• Penguins Top Islanders 4-3 On Sidney Crosby's Shootout Goal
• Judge Sets New Date For Trial Of Five Men Accused Plot Against Gov. Whitmer
• Independent Film Mogul, Frank Moreno, Dead at 82
• Governor Whitmer Looks To Boost Tuition, Child Care, and Bridge Spending
• Charles Goldblum, Pittsburgh Man Convicted Of 1976 Killing In Downtown Parking Garage, To Be Freed
• Laguna Woods Village Bringing COVID-19 Vaccine To Most Vulnerable, But Shortages Delay Rollout
• Heavy Snow Possible: Winter Storm Watch Begins Late Saturday Night In North Texas
• COVID: Santa Clara County Ban On Indoor Religious Services To Stay In Effect Pending Court Hearing
• Larimer County Offers Work-From-Home Employees $1,700 To Help Cover Expenses
• Judge Orders Britney Spears' Dad, Trust Company To Develop Investment Plan
• 'Excited This Is Happening' | Anne Arundel County Teachers, School Staff Members Receive COVID-19 Vaccinations
• How to watch Trump's second impeachment trial
• Rusty Avs Return After Week Away Due To COVID Protocols
• Cedars Relief Effort Sending Medical Supplies To Beirut Blast Victims
• COVID Schools: Palo Alto Teachers Voice Concern About Plans To Reopen In March
• Bay Area CVS Pharmacies Begin Program Offering Free COVID Vaccines
• Report: FBI Investigation Of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Expands
• Maryland Weather: Officials Urge Drivers To Be Aware Of Black Ice Friday Morning
• DA Drops Remaining Misdemeanor Charge Against Auburn's Dalton Dyer
• Family Says Belongings Of Man Who Died From COVID At Santa Monica Hospital Stolen
• Pittsburgh Named Best City In Pennsylvania For Singles
• Garcetti Expands LA's COVID Paid Leave Policy To More Workers
• 'People Were Crying': Delta Flight Passenger Tells Of Intense Moments After Skidding Off Of Pittsburgh International Airport Taxiway
• Hospital Exec Linked To Private School Where Staff Was Vaccinated
• Students Rally At Capitol To Let Youth Sports Resume: 'All We Want To Do Is Play'
• COVID In Colorado: Limited Vaccine Supply Poses A Challenge For Minority Outreach
• As Gov. Walz Signals Coming Guideline Changes, GOP Wants State To Give Up School Reopening Authority
• Former State Rep. David Nangle Expected To Plead Guilty To Fraud Charges
• COVID Vaccines: San Mateo County Expanding Eligibility To Teachers, First Responders, Food Service Workers Later This Month
• Registered Republicans Outnumber Democrats In West Virginia By Nearly 5,000
• Update: Suspect In San Francisco Child Abduction, Carjacking Case Arraigned
• San Francisco Corruption Scandal: Contractor Gets Prison For Bribing Mohammed Nuru With $36,000 Rolex
• LA City Attorney Says Mayor Eric Garcetti Has Power To Commandeer Hotels During Emergency
• Man, 25, Suspected Of Shooting At Big Rig On Highway 99 And Brandishing Gun At Other Drivers
• TIMELINE: When Will It Snow Again In Maryland?
• Denver Weather: Bitter Cold And Snow This Weekend
• Texas Senator Ted Cruz Says He And Family Have Received Increasing Number Of Death Threats
• OC Reaches Milestones As COVID Hospitalizations Fall Under 1K, Capacity Rises Above Zero
• 'We're Ready To Go': Towns Eager To Help Distribute COVID-19 Vaccines
• 6 Dead, Dozens Injured After Pileup Of Over 130 Vehicles On I-35W In Fort Worth
• 'That's A Big Snake': 16-Foot Python Captured On Florida Family's Property
• Caught On Camera: Baby Boy Falls Out Of Mom's Car Into Busy Intersection
• Minnesota Finishes Hot To Power Past No. 24 Purdue, 71-68
• Beware: Scammers Target Cash App, Zelle, Venmo, PayPal Users For 'Fast' Money
• Local Father Signs Up As Son's Living Kidney Donor: 'I Want To Be That Guy'
• 'We Have Known Each Other For Years': Man Who Killed Himself Outside Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne's Home Was Former Campaign Spokesperson
• Pa. Attorney General Josh Shapiro Submits Memo On State's Elections To Senate For Impeachment Trial
• President Joe Biden Says US Is Securing 600 Million COVID-19 Vaccine Doses By July
• Buffalo Mayor Leads Movement To Heal, Support Community Members After Clinic Shooting
• Despite Pandemic, Experts Say Valentine's Day Still Needs To Be Celebrated In New And Different Ways
• City And URA Funding Dozens Of Affordable Homes And Apartments
• With Devices In Hand, No 'Snow Day' For Thousands Of North Texas Students
• COVID Reopening: San Francisco Seeks Emergency Order To Reopen Public Schools
• 38-Hour Shutdown Coming For Bally's Casino In Atlantic City
• COVID In Colorado: King Soopers, Walmart Pharmacies Get Vaccines As Part Of Federal Program
• Trends Show Carjackings More Likely Based On What Driver Is Doing Than The Type Of Car
• Chesapeake Bay Foundation Adds 14M Oysters To Maryland Waters In 2020, Around Half Of Normal Amount
• COVID: Napa County Transitioning To State's MyTurn Vaccine Registration Tool
• Jazz Piano Giant, Return To Forever Founder Chick Corea Dies at 79
• City Council Legislation Aims To Tackle Racial And Gender Discrimination In Health Care
• California Public Health Employee Pleads Guilty To $2 Million Scheme To Defraud Office Of AIDS
• 'A Small Win': Family Affected By Sickle Cell Happy To Be In Next Round For COVID Vaccine, But Can't Get It Anytime Soon
• Funding Secured For Camera Software To Combat Expressway Shootings In Chicago Area, But Cameras Were Supposed To Be Running Many Months Ago
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Local School Districts Organize Vaccination Clinics For Eligible Employees
• Drowning In Debt, Taxi Drivers Hold 'Day Of Action,' Shut Down Brooklyn Bridge And Rally Outside Of Gracie Mansion
• New Haven Police Investigating Potential Romantic Jealousy As Motive Behind Shooting Death Of Yale Graduate Student
• City Of Miami Honors Black Pioneer Alexander C. Lightbourne At Commission Meeting
• Black History Is Our History: Self-Guided Walking Tours Highlight History Of Black Composers, Musicians Around NYC
• Special Olympics Pennsylvania Replaces Polar Plunge With Social Media Challenge To Raise Money And Awareness
• Buffalo Strong
• Gov. Tom Wolf Admits Pennsylvania Not Doing 'Perfect Job' Of Administering COVID Vaccines To Seniors
• COVID: BART To Offer Free Rides From Oakland Coliseum Mass Vaccination Site
• 'We Are Doing What We Can': Bucks County Officials Asking Public To Be Patient With COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution
• Taste With Tori: A House That Love Built, Yhanne's House of Cheesecakes Still Going Strong In Times Of COVID
• Train And Semi Truck Collide In Ault, Crude Oil Spills
• New York City Restaurant Owners Demand Greater Capacity, Later Curfew On Eve Of Indoor Dining Reboot
• Herbert Scott, Already Facing Sex Assault On Child Charges In Day Camp, Arrested In At-Risk Adult Case
• Denver Weather: Frigid Colorado Weekend Ahead With Snow Likely In Metro Area
• Family Of Dijon Kizzee, Man Fatally Shot By LASD Deputies, Files Claim Against County
• 18% Of Baltimore 2020 Homicide Victims Were Female, Highest In Recent History, Data Shows
• 'It's Like A Family Here': Burn Awareness Week Highlights Special Bond Between Patients & Health Care Workers
• 'Tiny' The Thornton Dinosaur Makes Its Public Debut Alongside 'Sue The T. Rex' At Denver Museum Of Nature & Science
• Washington's Hair, JFK's Harvard Sweater Among Presidential Artifacts Up For Auction
• California Should Track Homeless Spending, Set Policy, Auditor Says
• Woman Rescued After Fall Of Nearly 100 Feet In Rocky Mountain National Park
• Baltimore County Board Of Education Approves Contracts After Ransomware Cyber Attack
• Couple Separated By COVID Pandemic Still Cherish Every Day Together, Albeit Separated By Glass
• Charges Refiled Against Former Philadelphia Police Staff Inspector Joseph Bologna For Alleged Protest Attack
• COVID Vaccine: Teenage First Responders In New Jersey Excited About Receiving First Pfizer Dose
• Independent Pharmacies Still Waiting While Big Chain Pharmacies Added As COVID-19 Vaccination Sites
• Parents Of Murdered Parkland Student Joaquin Oliver Launch 'Shame Cards' In Fight For Gun Reform
• Give From The HeART This Valentine's Day
• FBI Releases Suspect Pictures In SW Miami Dade Chase Bank Robbery
• Iconic Duffy's Tavern Struggled But Survived Pandemic Times
• Orlando Launches First Tourism Ad Campaign Since Pandemic
• Judge Won't Issue Arrest Warrant Or Increase Bail For Kyle Rittenhouse For Failing To Notify Court Of New Address
• Installation Service Held For Bishop Larry Kulick
• Miami Heat Increase Number Of Fans Allowed In AmericanAirlines Arena
• After Going Above And Beyond To Help Young People On Long Island, Retired Nurse Gets New Roof From An Admiring Public
• Illinois Health Officials Report B.1.351 Coronavirus Variant -- First Identified In South Africa -- Has Been Found In Rock Island
• SpaceX Gets NASA Contract To Launch Pieces Of Future Moon Space Station
• 'It Was A Big Challenge': First Responders Brave Frigid Temps Rescuing Horse That Fell Into Icy Amity Township Creek
• Juvenile Arrested For Capital Murder Outside Bedford CVS Pharmacy Last Summer
• JetBlue Begins Service At Miami International Airport
• Philadelphia School District Moving Forward With Plans To Reopen Schools Despite Pushback From Teachers
• North East Fire That Injured 4 Firefighters Ruled Arson
• Baker: 'There Won't Be A Vaccine For You' Without A Scheduled Appointment
• St. Mary's Outreach Center Helps Seniors Navigate The Internet Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Philadelphia Weather: Parade Of Winter Storms Set To Move Through Delaware Valley
• Hillsborough County's Health Department Launches National Effort To Track COVID Cases Connected To Super Bowl
• Postal Service Suspends Door-To-Door Delivery On Street In Beechview After Dog Bites Mail Carrier
• Dr. Fauci Envisions Kids Being Able To Start Getting COVID-19 Vaccines By Fall
• $823 Million FEMA Grant To Support Operation Of 104 Community Vaccination Sites In California
• 'Marriage Mural' Inside City Hall's Marriage License Bureau To Be Complete Just In Time For Valentine's Day
• Buffalo Clinic Shooting: Gregory Ulrich Charged With Murder, Detonating Homemade Bombs
• COVID In Illinois: Hours Limited At 3 Coronavirus Vaccination Sites Due To Lack Of Vaccine
• Allen Mayor Pro Tem Gary Caplinger Arrested On Child Pornography Charges
• Should I Quarantine After Traveling If I Got The Vaccine? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID Questions
• Newark Woman Arrested After Foster Child Found Chained Up In Bedroom
• 11-Year-Old Blind Football Player Isaiah Bingham Hoping To Inspire Others To Push Past Perceived Limitations
• Judge Denies State's Motion To Reinstate 3rd-Degree Murder Charge Against Derek Chauvin
• 'It Was Rough' | Former Ravens WR Torrey Smith Recalls His Fight Against COVID-19
• Judge Won't Issue Arrest Warrant Or Increase Bail For Kyle Rittenhouse For Failing To Notify Court Of New Address
• Jobless aid could cost Americans $50 billion at tax time
• Increased Snowfall Has Some Philadelphians Scrambling To Understand Snow Emergency Parking Rules
• COVID In Colorado: King Soopers Receives Additional Vaccine Supply, Expands Program
• Double-Masking Offers More Protection Against COVID-19, CDC Says
• Worcester Firefighters Plunge Into Frigid Water For Ice Rescue Drills
• Miami Mayor Francis Suarez To Meet With President Joe Biden
• 11-Year-Old Girl Killed Trying To Save Baby Brother From Jersey City Fire: 'This Is A Real Tragedy'
• WATCH: Person Narrowly Escapes Serious Injury (Or Worse) During Massive I-35W Pileup In Fort Worth
• Crews Battle House Fire In North Baltimore
• Museum Of Science And Industry To Reopen Next Month With 'Marvel: Universe Of Super Heroes' Exhibit
• COVID In Florida: 8,525 Additional Cases, 180 New Deaths Reported On Thursday
• Homeless Community Living On Skid Row Vaccinated Outside LA Mission
• 'People Do Not Know That We Exist': Miami-Dade Company Faces Lack Of Buyers For Coveted N95 Masks
• Florida's 'Grim Reaper' Attorney In Hot Water Over Comments
• Michigan Man, Lee Mouat, Charged With Hate Crimes For Striking Black Teen With Bike Lock
• 'Y'all Didn't Believe Me,' Texas Man Josh Moloney Laces Up, Tests Icy Conditions By Skating On Street 
• Massachusetts Reports 2,213 New COVID Cases, 61 Additional Deaths
• 'It'll Be Everywhere': Officials Warn There Could Be Hundreds Of UK COVID-19 Variant Cases In Philadelphia Region
• 'Disturbing Reports' Of People Taking Advantage Of New Mass. COVID Vaccine Caregiver Policy
• Parents Upset At Area School Districts Opening Despite Dangerous Road Conditions
• Black and poor left behind in Florida's vaccine rollout
• Colorado Lawmakers Plan Bill To Stop Immigrant Data Sharing With ICE
• The Pope Francis Center Host Vaccination Clinic For Detroit's Homeless At TCF
• Finleyville Superfan Wins on '25 Words or Less' Game Show
• Cook County Sheriff's Police Apprehend Shooting Suspect In Maywood After Escape Is Held Up By Passing Freight Train
• COVID In Delaware: Registration Opens For 3,800 Residents To Receive Second Coronavirus Vaccine Shot
• Colorado Veterinarian & Chihuahua Find True Love
• Burlingame Nursing Home Workers Strike; Claim Brius Healthcare Bribed Workers To Cross Picket Line
• State Auditor: California Should Track Homeless Spending, Set Policy
• SF Supervisors To Consider Lowering Speed Limit In Tenderloin to 20 MPH
• Homeland Security Investigating Counterfeit N95 Mask Operation
• New Cooking Program Offers Slice Of Self-Confidence For Homeless Participants
• Flight Crew Searches Connecticut River For Missing Chicopee Boy Aiden Blanchard
• After Being Apart 11 Months Due To COVID-19 Protocols, Couple Married 58 Years Reunites
• Fort Carson Nurses, Medical Personnel Join Active-Duty Troops In COVID Vaccination Effort
• Abbey Burger Bistro Closing Ocean City, Maryland Location, Citing COVID-19 Pandemic
• Maryland Weather: Snow Moves Out, Black Ice Becomes Next Concern
• 2 Deputies Injured During Traffic Stop Arrest Of North Dakota Man In Auburn
• Laura Vandervoort 'Grateful' For 'Smallville' Role
• Bruce Springsteen Took Shot Of Tequila With Fans While Taking Picture With Them Before DWI Arrest, Report Says
• Dakota Co. Courthouse Arson Accomplice Gets 5 Years In Prison
• Broward Public Schools To Observe Day Of Service & Love In Remembrance Of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Tragedy
• COVID-19 Forces Delay Of Five Points Jazz Festival
• Texas Gov. Abbott Visits Dallas To Talk About Support For Small Businesses
• CHP Officer Seriously Hurt In Wreck Near Downtown LA; Driver Arrested For DUI
• Study: Together, Beetle Infestation And Wildfire Permanently Altering Colorado Forests
• Judge Denies Final Appeal Of Father And Son Accused Of Helping Nissan Executive Escape
• James Mels, 56-Year-Old From Shelby Township, Arrested For Involvement in Riots At Capitol
• Truck Driver Shares Experience Driving Into Massive I-35W Pileup: 'All Of A Sudden There's Ice And Everybody's Wrecking'
• Nearly 60 Community Organizations Sign On To LAUSD Letter Urging Newsom To Prioritize Teacher Vaccinations
• Police Arrest Man Accused Of Killing Woman Found Dead On Interstate 80 Ramp In Pa.
• Report: Tom Brady To Undergo Knee Procedure, Injury Details Will 'Build His Legend Even Greater'
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports First Case Of UK Coronavirus Variant
• Bronx Charity Raises $2.3 Million To Bring COVID Vaccines To Seniors At NYCHA Complexes
• Slight Chance Of Rain In Southland Beginning Thursday Evening As Weak Storms Move In
• Four Taken To Hospital After Lowell House Fire
• CVS To Start Offering COVID-19 Vaccinations Throughout Sacramento Region Friday
• Minnehaha Post Office To Be Rebuilt On Same Location
• Monroeville Man Arrested On Multiple Child Sexual Assault Charges
• Vikings Add 2 New Defensive Coaches
• Texas State Rep. Ramon Romero Jr. Says He's Investigating Cause Of Deadly I-35W Pileup: 'Who Dropped The Ball And Why?'
• Confronting the ugly reality of racial bias in the workplace
• Motorcycle Rider Speeds Past CHP Officer, Dies After Crashing Off Highway 4
• Happy 13th Birthday, 'Blucifer'!
• Crowley Police Seeking Help Finding Missing Woman Cynthia Martyna Bah-Traore
• Web Extra: Lt. Governor Garlin Gilchrist II Discusses the Importance of His Historic Election Win
• M&T Bank Stadium Mass Vaccination Site Opens February 25, More Planned For Around Maryland
• Gov. Hogan Says Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine, Made In Baltimore, Could Be 'Major Breakthrough' To Increase Supply
• Amador County Grocery Store Shoplifting Suspects Arrested
• ERCOT Expecting Record Electricity Use During Extreme Cold
• Human Remains Found on Boat That Sank at Bethel Island Marina
• Suncor Warns Flames May Be Visible At Refinery In Commerce City
• Sheriff's Office Says Calwood Fire's Cause Is Unknown
• East Chicago Police Detective Out Of ICU After Weekend Shooting
• Justin Jefferson Leads 5 Vikings On Pro Football Focus' Top 101
• Police: Glassport Man Sexually Assaulted Children At Church And Foodbank
• Single Digit Temps Expected; Could Be Coldest Valentine's Day Ever In DFW
• Lancaster County Woman Facing Nearly 200 Counts Of Animal Neglect After Over 100 Cats Removed From Home
• $6.25 Million Lotto Jackpot-Winning Ticket Sold At Texas Convenience Store
• Book excerpt: "Between Two Kingdoms" by Suleika Jaouad
• Astronomers confirm orbit of most distant object in our solar system
• San Jose Homicide Victim Identified; Death Caused By Gunshot To Head
• Paraclete High School Football Player Isaiah Navarro Gains Nationwide Profile After Tweeting Angrily At Newsom
• COVID: California Death Toll From Virus Edges Past New York
• CDC: People Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19 Can Skip Quarantines
• NHL Moving Willie O'Ree Bruins Jersey Retirement Ceremony To January 2022
• Maryland Offers 1M COVID-19 Tests, 'Unlimited Supply' Of PPE To School Systems Until June As Gov. Hogan Continues Call For In-Person Instruction
• Dallas Police Exchange Gunfire With Fugitive, No One Injured
• Will There Be Fans In Fenway Park On Opening Day? Baker Says Wait And See
• 3 Maryland Men Charged With Creating Fraudulent Website To Sell COVID-19 Vaccines
• COVID Reopening: Mt. Diablo School District Board Votes To Send Students Back To Class
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Gov. Wolf Concedes Vaccine Rollout Isn't Perfect But Says Supply Is The Problem
• SNOW TOTALS: How Much Snow Fell In Your Neighborhood?
• Marin County Approves Grant For Free Neighborhood WI-FI Project
• COVID Latest: Limited Visitation To Resume At Maryland Hospitals, Nursing Homes
• Simone Biles on 2020 Olympic Games postponement
• Wisconsin Pharmacies To Receive COVID Vaccines Through Federal Program
• 'Clarice' Premieres Tonight On CBS At 10PM: 'The Silence Is Over'
• 'Clarice' Premieres Thursday Night On CBS At 10PM: 'The Silence Is Over'
• 'Clarice' Premieres Tonight On CBS At 9PM: 'The Silence Is Over'
• Wildfire At Cherry Creek State Park Was Human Caused
• Wisconsin Judge Orders DNR To Hold February Wolf Hunt
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Calls Possible Travel Restriction To Florida 'Absurd, Unconstitutional, Unwise & Unjust'
• Officials ID Woman Injured In Buffalo Clinic Shooting As Sherry Curtis
• NH COVID Task Force Updates Guidance For Summer Camps, Bar Entertainment
• WATCH: Dog Pulled Out Of Wreckage Of Deadly I-35W Pileup In Fort Worth
• Kyle Rittenhouse, Accused Of Violating Bond, Faces Judge
• Red Sox Moving Start Times Back To 7:10 PM At Fenway Park
• Wyandanch Man Accused Of Breaking Into Woman's Home And Raping Her Allegedly Returned Wearing Clown Makeup
• Colorado Researchers Working On Better Ways To Detect COVID Variants
• Governor Abbott, FEMA Launch Community Vaccination Sites In Dallas, Houston
• Pirates Giving Priority Access To Season Ticket Holders When Gates Can Reopen At PNC Park
• United: Small Electric Air Taxis Will Zip People To Airports
• Bumble's CEO on Wall Street debut and empowering women
• Girl Scouts Going Digital To Sell Tasty Treats In Time For National Girl Scout Cookie Weekend
• Dallas Police Seek Suspect Who Chased Victim Down, Fatally Shot Him In Alley 
• Nuggets 'Embarrass' Cavaliers, Win 133-95 At Ball Arena
• Over 34,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Actor Jim Belushi Visits Denver Marijuana Dispensary
• COVID-19 In Illinois: More Than 1.5 Million Vaccine Doses Administered So Far; Hospitalizations Below 2,000 For First Time In Four Months
• 1 Dead, 1 Critically Hurt In Green Valley Ranch Shooting
• Is Money For Pandemic Relief Getting To Those Who Need It The Most?
• Maryland Officials, Residents Clean Up Following Another Round Of Snow Thursday
• California surpasses New York for number of COVID deaths
• MBTA To Combine 4 B Line Stations On Green Line Into 2
• Rep. McCarthy Defends Attending Son's December Wedding In Central California
• Berkeley Police Arrest Two Teens for Attempted Carjacking
• Bay Area COVID-19 Vaccine Resources Page
• San Francisco Police Investigate Bayview District Collision That Killed 12-Year-Old Boy
• Three Years Later, Parkland School Shooting Trial Remains In Limbo
• $366K In Knockoff Perfumes Seized At Port Of Long Beach
• Long Beach Police Officer Arrested In Child Pornography Investigation
• Tom Brady Is The Most Popular G.O.A.T. In United States
• Kevin Hart's Personal Shopper Accused Of Defrauding Philly Native Out Of More Than $1 Million
• California's COVID-19 Death Toll Edges Past New York
• 'I Think It Will Help': Caregivers Start Getting COVID Vaccine With Seniors At Appointments
• Malia Baker On Nickelodeon's 'Are You Afraid Of The Dark': 'The Adults Who Watched The Original Series Can Pass This Down To Their Kids'
• Bill Takes Aim At ICE Detention Centers In Maryland
• The Baltimore Humane Society Pet Food Pantry Is In Need Of Donations
• New Jersey Weather: Haddonfield Residents Begin Morning Cleaning Up Snow
• Missing: Robert Gautsche Has Traumatic Brain Injury And Disappeared From Castle Rock Last Week
• Youngest CPS Students And Their Teachers Return To Classrooms Thursday
• Two-Alarm Fire Breaks Out At Home In Caroline County
• Antioch Hit-and-Run Suspect Driver Arrested After "Barely Drivable" Car Continues On Its Way
• COVID In Minnesota: 24 More Deaths As Total Vaccine Doses Administered Surpasses 777,000
• Armed Carjacking Led To Police Pursuit In Homestead
• Philadelphia Fans Showered Kobe Bryant With Boos 19 Years Ago During 2002 NBA All-Star Game
• Live Updates: Democrats Wrap Up Case For Conviction At Trump Impeachment Trial
• 15-Year-Old Girl Last Seen In Baltimore On February 7, Police Say
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 3,978 New Cases, 115 Additional Deaths
• Philip Moeller Shares How The Coronavirus Exposed US Healthcare
• Dodger Stadium, 4 Other City-Run COVID-19 Vaccine Sites To Temporarily Close Due To Supply Shortage
• U.S. to resettle more child refugees fleeing violence around the world
• Derrick Blanton Gets 8 Years In Prison For Fatally Shooting Father Of Girlfriend's Child
• COVID-19 Vaccines Could Be Available To General Public In April In The US, Dr. Fauci Says
• 1 Arrested In Break-In, Fire At North Hills Office Building
• Rappers Mistah F.A.B. And China Mac Team Up To Condemn Oakland Chinatown Violence
• 6K COVID Vaccine Doses In Aliso Viejo Deemed Safe For Use After Spoilage Scare
• Sonoma Sheriff Arrests 2 Women, Juvenile Caught Burglarizing Vacation Home
• Denver Reminds People To Bring Animals Inside As Temperatures Plummet
• Marty Walsh Moves Step Closer To Becoming Labor Secretary
• It Doesn't Sound Like The Benintendi Trade Means Red Sox Will Bring Back Jackie Bradley Jr.
• Robert Kennedy Jr. banned from Instagram over false COVID vaccine claims
• Santa Ana Police Officer Beats COVID-19, Goes Home After 52 Days In Intensive Care
• Legislation Would Ban Sale Of Fur Products In Massachusetts
• Firefighters Rescue Dog After Early Morning Boulder House Fire
• Fully Vaccinated People Can Skip COVID Quarantines, CDC Says
• Florida Jobless Claims Plummet As Travel Concerns Remain
• Baltimore To Provide Free Recycling Carts To All Eligible City Households
• NCAA March Madness Bracket Preview Show Airing On CBS Saturday, February 13
• 1 Driver Killed, Another Seriously Injured In Pine County Crash
• 2 Orange County Coast College Students Found Dead From Suspected Drug Overdoses
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports No New Deaths, 270 Additional Cases
• Wet Weather Returns; String Of Light To Moderate Storms Starts Thursday
• Suspect On Motorcycle Leads High-Speed Chase From Penryn To Lincoln
• Disney Fires 'Mandalorian' Star Gina Carano Over 'Abhorrent' Social Media Posts
• Saudi activist's family thanks Biden for helping get her out of jail
• Digital I.D. Program In Colorado Speeds Up In Broomfield: 'It's Another Tool'
• Britt Reid, Son Of Former Eagles Coach, No Longer Employed By Kansas City Chiefs, Reports Say
• Brockton Public Schools Plan To Resume Some In-Person Learning In Late February
• Maryland State Police Respond To More Than 100 Crashes, 750 Calls For Service During Winter Storm
• Patrol Car Hit, Arlington Officers Respond To More Than 82 Crashes Overnight Due To Slick Roads
• Fully Vaccinated People Can Skip COVID Quarantines, CDC says
• COVID In Maryland: Over 1.1K Cases, Hospitalizations & Positivity Rate Drop
• Republicans Mock Illinois House Democrats: Meet The New Rules, Same As Old Ones
• Columbus Blue Jackets Could Soon Have Fans At NHL Games
• Austin Police Fatally Shoot 21-Year-Old Man Who Held Child Amid Standoff
• The Colony Resident Daniel Caldwell Arrested, Charged With Police Assault During Riot At US Capitol
• U.S. Rep. Joe Neguse Opens Trump's Impeachment Trial With A Focus On 'The Big Lie'
• At least 6 killed in massive car pileup in Texas
• Fort Lauderdale Commissioner Ben Sorensen Apologizes To LaToya Ratlieff Who Was Shot With Rubber Bullet At Black Lives Matter Protest
• Tuukka Rask Laughs Off Late Brain Fart In New York: 'I Thought We Were Down 2-1'
• Police: Man On Bicycle Punches Cab Driver Through Open Window
• Jaylen Brown Dealing With Tendinitis In His Knee, But Celtics Not Concerned About It Long Term
• Iran makes uranium metal, upping pressure in nuke standoff with Biden
• New US Capitol Riot Video Shows Officer Eugene Goodman Point Sen. Mitt Romney To Safety
• Petite León's Take-And-Bake Valentine's Day Dinner For Two
• Romance Scams: How Swiping Right Cost This Woman Her Life Savings
• Twin Cities Go Red For Women 'Evening of Empowerment'
• Family Searches For Urn With Sacred Remains After House Fire Destroys Their Possessions
• Kraft Heinz Sells Planters Brand To Hormel Foods
• Diocese Of Winona-Rochester Reaches $21.5M Settlement With 145 Survivors Of Clergy Sexual Abuse
• $4M In Damages Reported In Talbot County House Fire
• More Than 22.4K Unemployment Claims Filed Last Week In Maryland
• Man Killed In North Philadelphia Double Shooting Identified As Richard Weldon
• Modesto Mother Demands Justice For Unarmed Son Killed In Police Shooting
• Landlord Facing Lawsuit From Tenants He Says Didn't Pay; They Allege He Forced Them Out
• Aldi Adding More Northeast Grocery Stores In Nationwide Expansion
• Miami Weather: Warm & Humid, Brief Showers Possible
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Astrazeneca
• PTL Links: February 11, 2021
• 'Powerpuff Girls' Live-Action Series Headed To the CW
• Recall Effort Ramps Up With More Than A Month Until Deadline
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: South African Cases Found In Bay Area; San Jose Council Approves $3/Hour Hazard Pay
• Event Planners Consider Bulk Purchase Of Rapid COVID-19 Tests For Summer And Fall Events
• Charlie McAvoy Makes Ridiculous Play To Set Up Brad Marchand's Game-Winning Goal In Overtime
• Bowman, Byron Sweep Daytona 500 Front Row
• Unemployment filings dip for third week in a row
• Connecticut Police Apprehend 28-Year-Old Texas Man Wanted In Killing Of Woman Found On I-80 In Central Pennsylvania
• Weather Blog: Wintry Weather
• Meet Franchy Cordero, The Power-Hitting Outfielder Acquired By Red Sox For Andrew Benintendi
• CDC Set To Release New Guidelines For Reopening Schools
• Plane With Nearly 80 People On Board Slides Off Taxiway At Pittsburgh International Airport Before Takeoff
• Rebecca Breeds On The Series Premiere Of 'Clarice' On CBS: 'People Are Going To Love It, Time For The Baby Bird To Fly'
• Miami Proud: Turning Tragedy Into Action, Monica Burguera Foundation Promotes Boating Safety
• No. 3 Michigan Returns To The Court
• Biden speaks with Chinese President Xi Jinping
• Feds fight release of woman seen Capitol riot video
• Joseph Chase Oaks Of Alabama Accused Of Targeting Hundreds Of People In New York, Across Country In Cell Phone Number Scam
• Dallas Resident Tracy Rollins Jr. Arrested, Charged After Woman's Body Found On I-80 In Pennsylvania
• Celebrating Black History Makers: Homer Bryant Breaks Norms With 'Hiplet,' Bringing Together Hip Hop, Ballet
• Your future commute to airports could be in electric air taxis
• New York Weather: CBS2's 2/11 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• North Hollywood Private School Staff Receive First Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine, Prompting Questions
• Garbage Truck Crashes Into Home In Beaver County
• New footage shows Officer Goodman directing Romney to safety
• One Dead After Slick Roads Cause 18-Car Pileup On Interstate-45 In Dallas
• Exit Numbers Will Change On Route 128 and Interstate 95 This Month
• 20 Years Later: Remembering Three Rivers Stadium
• Seniors Concerned About Getting Second Dose Of COVID-19 Told To Treat Their Return Card "Like Gold"
• Robbers Targeting Men In Kenwood Using Dating App
• Work On Helipad Behind Villanueva's Home Halted By SoCal Gas
• Wrong Way Driver Hits Several Cars On Route 28
• Why do crashes injure women more? Study offers clues
• Los Angeles to close several COVID vaccine sites due to shortage
• Biden announces creation of Defense Department China task force
• CDC recommends double masks to protect against COVID-19
• U.S. investigating massive counterfeit N95 mask scam
• Biden announces sanctions on Myanmar coup leaders
• Presidential Level Savings: Why Mattress And Furniture Retailers Made Presidents' Day A Big Day
• Georgia prosecutor investigating Trump's call to Raffensperger
• Man Struck And Killed Crossing Sunrise Highway On Long Island
• 'Mission Unstoppable' On CBS Encouraging Girls In STEM
• "Overwhelmingly distressing": Senators react to January 6 video
• Larry Flynt, Hustler magazine editor, has died at 78
• COVID Vaccine: Appointments Now Available Through Local Pharmacies
• Philadelphia Weather: Slippery Morning Commute As Another Storm Could Impact Weekend
• The factory that's racing to make Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine
• Winter Weather Closes Arlington ISD & Others, Fort Worth School District Switches To All Virtual
• Democrats use Trump tweets, new video to argue "full scope" of Capitol attack
• Career Coach: Interview Skills
• Surviving On Coconuts, Conchs & Rats, 3 Cuban Castaways Were Stranded On Bahamian Island For 33 Days
• 'Maskne' Is Real, Dermatologist Says. Here's What You Can Do To Prevent It
• Abandoned Boats Along New York City's Shorelines Pose Safety Problems And Costly Cleanup
• Boston College Students Who Don't Follow COVID Protocols May Be Kicked Off Campus
• Chicago's New Indoor Dining Plan Starts Thursday
• Belarus strongman crows that he's "survived" a foreign "blitzkrieg"
• Pittsburgh Weather: Snow Chances Decrease Thursday
• 'Comment Below, Tag 3 Friends'; Scammers Targeting Instagram Giveaways
• With Live Entertainment Allowed Again, But With Strict Capacity Limits, Theaters And Performers Wonder Is It Worth It?
• Saving Main Street: Shoreview
• Chicago Weather: Cold Day With Snow Showers Ahead
• CPS To Allow Most Winter Sports Competitions Thursday
• First execution by state this year blocked by federal court
• COVID Testing Is Expanding To Include Our Furry Friends
• Police Say MIT Grad Student Qinxuan Pan Sought For Questioning In Killing Of Yale Student Kevin Jiang
• It Happens Here: Grafton's Link To The Battle Over The Start Of Valentines In America
• Passengers Outraged After Black Teens Forced Off Flight In Mask Dispute
• 'It's Insulting': Philadelphia Federation Of Teachers Upset After 14 Nonprofits Suggest Teachers Return To Classrooms
• Tokyo Olympics chief reportedly to resign over sexist remarks
• Bruce Springsteen Arrested For DWI At Gateway National Recreation Area In New Jersey, National Park Service Says
• Nicole Ziccarelli Announces Run For Westmoreland County District Attorney
• Prominent Saudi women's rights activist out of prison, but not free
• Woman Pleads Guilty To DUI Crash That Killed Passenger
• COVID Testing Is Expanding To Include Symptomatic Animals
• Treatment Option For Patients With A Typically Incurable Blood Cancer
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• COVID-19 In Ohio: Up To 4,000 Underreported COVID-19 Deaths To Be Added
• Two Victims Of Pa. Turnpike Crash Sue FedEx And Tour Bus Company
• Pittsburgh Police Safely Located Missing And Endangered 20-Year-Old Tonnesha Kenney
• Thursday's Show Info (2/11/21)
• Showered With Love: Wexford Flower Shop Donates Bouquets To Seniors In Butler County
• U.S. border agents report rise in crossings by families and kids
• Gina Carano out of "The Mandalorian" amid tweet controversy

Videos from February 11, 2021

• 2/11: Red and Blue
• Florida's Black population is getting left behind in vaccine rollout
• U.S. coronavirus vaccine demand outpaces supply as variants continue to spread
• Biden says U.S. will have enough vaccine for 300 million people by end of July
• Legal expert: Impeachment case against Trump was "very strong today"
• House managers argue impeachment is about preventing future Trump abuses
• Teen blazes trail with crossword puzzle passion
• Bitter Arctic blast strikes northern U.S. and pushes south
• Vaccine sites close as supply shortages hinder inoculation effort
• Biden administration secures 200 million additional vaccine doses
• Democrats hopeful impeachment argument convinced 17 Republicans
• U.S. border and cybersecurity threats a focus of Biden administration
• From the 60 Minutes Archive: Larry Flynt
• Simone Biles says postponing 2020 Summer Games threw her into doubt about competing in the Olympics again
• House impeachment managers to conclude case against former President Trump
• New Jersey county uses every allocated vaccine, becomes model for others
• Legal expert breaks down key takeaways from Day 2 of Trump impeachment trial
• COVID vaccines being distributed to pharmacies as rollout remains uneven
• Online trivia keeps people connected during COVID-19, raises over $100,000 for charities
• Bumble's CEO discusses company's IPO launch, dating trends during COVID-19 and personal challenges
• LinkedIn and "CBS This Morning" on challenges Black professionals face in the workplace
• Klobuchar reacts to new video of Capitol riot shown at Trump's impeachment hearings
• Early COVID-19 vaccination data raises red flags over racial equity
• Impeachment trial focuses on Trump's voter fraud claims
• Worldview: Saudi women's rights activist freed; Tokyo Olympics chief to resign over sexist remarks
• U.S. begins sending 1 million COVID-19 vaccination doses directly to pharmacies
• Dr. Ashish Jha discusses new CDC double face mask guidance, COVID-19 variant concerns
• One million coronavirus vaccine doses sent to pharmacies across U.S.
• Election law expert on legal impact of Trump impeachment hearing
• What's next for impeachment trial after chilling new video of January 6 riots
• New security video shows lawmakers' close calls with rioters during January 6 insurrection
• Dramatic video shows lawmakers' close calls on day of Capitol assault
• 2/11: CBSN AM