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• Berkeley Police Release Video of Officer-Involved Shooting of Robbery Suspect
• San Francisco Officials Cite Fears Of Suicidal Children In Demand For Court Order To Reopen Schools
• Kiss and Test? Expert Advice on Valentine Couples' COVID Canoodling
• UC Davis Researches How To Help Long-Term 'Smell Disfunction' In COVID Patients
• Frederick K.C. Price, Founder Of Crenshaw Christian Center, Dies At 89 From COVID
• Some Find New Pandemic Pathways To Find Intimate Encounters
• CDC: Strong Evidence In-Person Schooling Can Be Done Safely
• COVID Vaccinations For People With Disabilities, Compromised Immune Systems To Begin March 15
• 2nd Person Arrested in Beating Death of 18-Year-Old Danielle Hopton
• Manhattan Beach Turns Busy Traffic Area Into Restaurant Zone To Help Businesses Thrive
• New Body Cam Video Shows Moments Leading Up To Ernie Serrano's Death At Jurupa Valley Grocery Store
• Black History Month: Sacramento Sisters Originators Of The First American Musical
• The Beer Spa Celebrates Grand Opening In Denver's Five Points Neighborhood
• Lucy Mirigian, Oldest San Francisco Resident, Dies at 114
• Guidelines To Allow Prioritization Of Vaccinating Cannabis Workers Sparks Debate
• Davis Propels Lakers Past Grizzlies 115-105 For 7th Straight Win
• Hit-And-Run Crash Shuts Down Multiple I-80 Lanes In North Sacramento
• 'Going To Pull Through This': Colorado Musicians Plan Benefit Show To Save Struggling Mercury Café
• Inmate Threatens To Harm Officer In Attempt To Take Advantage Of DA's Directives
• Mapleton Public Schools COVID Vaccination Effort Could Result In Positive Impact Across Adams County
• Colorado Education Association Responds To New CDC Guidelines: 'We Need Resources'
• Police Search for Suspect in Shooting Near San Francisco Embarcadero
• Recall Newsom Organizers Say They Have Collected Necessary Signatures
• Some DIA Travelers Consider Potential COVID Test Requirement As Threat To Airline Industry
• MSHSL's Lisa Lissimore Honored With Prestigious Citation Award
• 3 Men From St. Paul Die In Fiery Crash In Chisago County
• Trump Lawyers Rest Case After 3 Hours As Senate Draws Closer To Vote
• 1 Killed In Crash On 118 Freeway In Pacoima
• HCMC Treats 33 Frostbite Cases In 1 Week During Recent Cold Snap
• Arrests Reported After Protesters, Police Clash In Midtown
• Aurora Store Owner Says Protesters Outside His Store Have Started Following Him; Protesters Say His Mask Policy Of Pulling Mask Down When Buying Age Restricted Products Is Racist
• Neighbors Left With Questions After Stolen Car Remains Stuck In Mt. Washington Yard 4 Days After Crash
• Bey Scores 30 To Lead Pistons Past Celtics 108-102
• Chicago Weather: Another Round Of Light Snow, Below Zero Wind Chills
• How J.J. Watt Would Fit In With The Denver Broncos
• Man Who Had Explosive Go Off In His Hands Arrested; 8 Homemade Devices Found In Stockton Home
• Secretary To Gov. Cuomo, Melissa DeRosa, In Hot Seat Amid More Revelations About COVID Nursing Home Deaths
• Gov. Murphy Drops Restrictions That Banned Parents From Attending School Sporting Events
• Halak, Ritchie Lead Bruins Past Rangers
• LASD Deputies Shoot Man After Pursuit Ends In Norwalk
• After Surviving COVID Together, New Jersey Couple Recovers From Heart Surgery, Heart Attack Together
• Halak, Ritchie Lead Bruins Past Rangers 1-0 For 5th Straight
• CDC Releases New School Reopening Guidelines
• Maryland Man Elias Costianes Arrested In Connection To Capitol Riots
• Man Struck And Killed By City Salt Truck On South Side
• Trio Arrested, Fourth Person Sought In 2019 Murder Of Catonsville Y Coach Jordan Taylor
• River Forest Man Says Walgreens' COVID-19 Vaccine Sign Up System Makes It Impossible To Make Appointment For Parents
• A Chat With: Kevin Bacon On His Deep Love Of Philadelphia, Family And Giving Back
• I-Team: Watertown Long-Term Care Facility Investigated For Possible Abuse, Neglect
• Consumers Expected To Spend Nearly $22B Valentine's Day Weekend, National Retail Federation Says
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations Continue Downward Trend In Ventura County, IE
• Fort Worth Nurse In I-35W Pileup Crawled Out Of Her Vehicle, Went Straight To 6-Hour Shift
• Denver Preschoolers Create Love & Kindness Board For Valentine's Day
• Homeland Security Fatal Shooting Under Investigation In Coral Gables
• 2 Dead, 1 Seriously Hurt In Worcester Fire
• CDC Offers Guidance For Reopening Schools
• Trump Lawyers Rest Case After 3 Hours As Senate Draws Closer To Vote
• Philadelphia Teachers Protest Near Mayor Kenney's Home Over School District's Return To In-School Learning
• Ravens CB Jimmy Smith, Family Robbed At Gunpoint In California
• Cherry Creek North Offers Range Of Experiences Depending On Comfort Level From COVID To Cold
• Leonard Scores 33 As Clippers Beat Bulls 125-106
• 75-Year-Old Woman Dies In House Fire In Washington County
• Some Private Schools Have Been In Class Full Time Since Fall - How One Made It Work
• Randle, Knicks Outmuscle Beal-Less Wizards
• Police: Person Of Interest In Murder Of Yale Student Kevin Jiang Visited Local Car Dealerships Prior To Deadly Shooting
• Stafford Family Pledges $1M To Build New Detroit Education Center
• Doncic Hits Career-High 46 Points As Mavericks Win 4th Straight
• Boulder Police Need Public's Help Finding Missing Woman Michele Jongresso
• DSO Plans A Fall Return To Orchestra Hall
• LA Native Kendall Toole Talks About Her Journey From USC To Peloton And Everything In Between
• Howard County Police Investigating Series Of Burglaries At Columbia, Ellicott City Restaurants
• Mayor Mike Duggan To Take Part In Oval Office Meeting With Biden
• Man Dies Following Friday-Afternoon Shooting in Fairfield
• Maryland General Assembly Passes $1B Pandemic Relief Measure
• Randle, Knicks Outmuscle Wizards In 109-91 Win
• COVID In Philadelphia: City In Talks With FEMA To Help Open Mass Vaccination Site
• Nearly All Mapleton Public Schools Teachers, Staff Get COVID Vaccine In Just 1 Day
• Update: Family Travels From Chicago To Help Search For Missing San Francisco Man
• African Penguins At California Academy of Sciences Get Valentines
• Crews Prepare For Expected Winter Weather Across Much Of Maryland This Weekend
• Man Beaten To Death On West Hollywood Street, Suspects At Large
• 2 Teens Wanted For Pepper-Spraying, Carjacking Elderly Woman Arrested, Philadelphia Police Say
• New Jersey School Custodian Facing Child Pornography Charges
• 'Her Spirit Has Come Back': 3-Year-Old Celebrating 1st Valentine's Day After Receiving New Heart
• Timberwolves Lose 4th Straight, Fall To 6-20
• New Bill Goes After Institutions That Cover Up Child Sexual Abuse, Giving Survivors Chance For Justice
• Inter Miami CF's Newest, Youngest Talents Ready, Eager To Contribute
• COVID: PG&E Extends Moratorium on Pandemic-Related Service Disconnections Through June 30
• Twins Finalize $6.25M Contract For New Closer Alex Colomé
• 'She Was A Beacon Of Light': Grieving Underway For Lives Lost In I-35W Pileup
• Pennsylvania May Need To Postpone 2022 Primary Election, Lawmaker Says
• Famous New Yorkers Voice New Subway Safety Reminders
• Top Of Truck Ripped Apart After Striking Bridge On Hutchinson River Parkway
• Pittsburgh Man Indicted On Sex Trafficking Charge
• Altercation Led To Fatal Shooting Of Man In Fairfield, Police Say
• COVID: AC Transit Offering Free Shuttles To Oakland Coliseum Mass Vaccination Site
• SRA: Teen's Battle To Keep Siblings Together Leads To Loving Adoptive Home
• Video Shows Highway Rescue After Truck Crashes On Highway 77
• Injured Bishop Feehan Hockey Player AJ Quetta To Continue Rehab In Atlanta
• U.S. Capitol Police Officer Eugene Goodman Awarded Congressional Gold Medal
• US Marshal Shot Serving Arrest Warrant In West Baltimore Released From Hospital
• LAPD Opens Investigation After Photo Shows Nearly 40 Officers Without Masks
• Winds Reaching 'Possibly Damaging Levels' Expected Across The Southland This Weekend
• Vaccination Clinic Opens At Santa Ana Valley High School, Addressing Inequities During Pandemic
• Long Island Couple Who Both Beat COVID-19 Renew Vows For Valentine's Day
• Lawmakers Hope To Bring Change As Hate Crimes Against Asian Pacific Islander Community Surge
• Arapahoe County Sheriff's Sgt. Nate Kyelberg On Life Support Following COVID Diagnosis
• LA County Reports 15 New Cases Of COVID-Linked Syndrome In Children
• Former Aliquippa Star M.J. Devonshire Returns Home To Pitt After Transferring From Kentucky
• Now Hiring: Making A Great Impression During An Interview
• Long Island Students Send Valentines To Local Health Care Heroes
• Tom Brady Is The Most Popular G.O.A.T. In United States
• CVS Begins Offering COVID Vaccine At Select Stores
• Denver Weather: Record Valentine's Day Cold With Snow
• Stranded Snowmobiling Mom & Son Rescued On Colorado's Grand Mesa After Spending Night In Snow Cave
• 'It's Disgusting And It Needs To Stop': NYC Transit Workers Call For Stiffer Penalties For Spitting Incidents
• Oskar Lindblom, Scott Laughton Added To NHL's COVID Protocol, Bringing Total Number Of Flyers To Seven
• Sierra Travelers Get Triple-Treat With Good Weather, Fresh Snow And 3-Day Weekend
• Dallas County Reports 845 New COVID-19 Cases, 40 Deaths Friday
• Bodies Of 2 Women Found In Amador County Storage Units; Ione Man Under Arrest
• Rash Of Bank Robberies Hits Metro Area
• Fremont Police Identify Officers Who Exchanged Gunfire With Teen Suspects During Pursuit
• CBS2 Investigates TerrysFlorist.com: 'Of Course I Didn't Get Any Refund'
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Central Outreach Wellness Center Launches App To Get LGBTQ+ Community Vaccinated
• Teenager With Severe Scoliosis Is Now Sitting Comfortably Thanks To Spinal Fusion
• Cal State LA Mass COVID Vaccination Site To Open Tuesday
• San Francisco FBI Agents Seek Additional Victims Of Alleged PPP Fraudster
• Helicopter Chase Video: Wanted Suspect Captured After Rohnert Park Pursuit
• Taxpayers Get 1099 Forms From Unemployment Office For Income They Never Received
• Report: Pittsburgh Steelers Interested In Signing J.J. Watt
• Restaurants Adjust To Relaxed COVID Restrictions In Minnesota
• 'Opportunity To Create A Legacy': Travis AFB Airmen Take Oath To Serve In First-Ever Space Force
• Police: Greensburg Mother Brings Young Children To Buy Drugs, Leaves 8-Year-Old Home Alone
• Catalytic Converter Thefts Skyrocket In Denver
• New Details About Trump-McCarthy Shouting Match Show Trump Refused To Call Off Rioters
• 'A Small Act Of Kindness Can Go A Long Way': Siblings Put Together Goody Bags For Homeless
• Even With King Soopers, Walmart Added To Vaccine List, It's Still Tough To Get An Appointment
• VFW In Dorchester To Become COVID Vaccine Clinic For Veterans On Saturday
• Drug Ring Busted: 77,000 Fentanyl Pills, 250 Pounds Of Meth, 60 Pounds Of Cocaine Seized
• General Motors Settles With California For $5.75M Over Faulty Ignition Switches
• Crews Working Around The Clock To Pretreat North Texas Roads Against Wintry Weather
• As Spring Break Approaches, Some Travelers Wait For COVID Numbers To Go Down Before Taking Off
• Vaccine-Seekers Without Appointments Prompt Big Delays At The Forum
• COVID In Colorado: Gov. Jared Polis Supports CDC Guidelines For In-Person Learning During Pandemic
• Family Of Michelle Troconis, Woman Accused In Jennifer Dulos' Presumed Death, Speaks Out
• Colorado Congressman Jason Crow Hosts Town Hall Meeting Focusing On Issues Affecting Black Community
• 'Bullhorn Lady' Rachel Powell, Mercer Co. Woman Arrested For Role In Capitol Riot, Released From Jail Pending Upcoming Trial
• Asian Americans Celebrate Lunar New Year As Communities Field Spike In Micro-Aggressions Since COVID-19
• 2 Dead, 2 Seriously Injured After Car Falls 43-Feet Off Stevenson Expressway Near Ashland Avenue
• American Heart Association Giving Back To Pittsburgh Community With Free, Fresh Produce
• State Health Officials Say Fitness Trainers Claimed To Be Health Care Workers to Obtain Vaccine
• On Lunar New Year, Chinatown Businesses Hope For Better Days Ahead
• Colorado Judge Maintains Charges For Danish Man Jesper Joergensen Accused In Fire
• DFW Weather: North Texas Braces For Historic Winter Storm This Weekend
• Organization Of Chinese Americans To Help Struggling Asian Restaurants In Pittsburgh For Lunar New Year
• Pandemic keeps couple, separated by river and border closures, apart
• 100 Yards Of Hope Coral Reef Restoration Project Now Focused On Saving The Sea Urchin
• Valentine's Day Dining Deals In South Florida
• CDC Guidance On In-Person Learning Is 'Too Late,' Many Educators Say
• 'I'm Scared Now': Robbers In Westchester Pose As Water Department Workers
• Lunar New Year Celebrations Underway With Hope For Brighter Days In Year Of The Ox
• Movement, Meditation & White Space: Health Coach Says Give These A Try When Facing Pandemic-Related Stress
• Florida Bail Bondsman Arrested On Charges Of Being At US Capitol During Riot
• George Floyd Square To Reopen To Traffic After Chauvin Trial
• Pa. Lt. Gov. John Fetterman Says Life Without Parole Isn't Justified In Cases Of 2nd-Degree Murder
• New Commercial Shipping Line Directly Connects Port Of Oakland To Asia
• State Shifts COVID Vaccine Supply Away From Hospitals, Community Clinics
• How To Avoid Frozen Pipes During Record-Setting Cold Weekend
• COVID In Florida: 7,617 Additional Cases, 190 New Deaths Reported On Friday
• First Egg Of 2021 Laid In Hays Bald Eagle Nest
• Dating During Pandemic More Complicated As Singles Rely On Video Chats Before Meeting In Person
• 9 Philadelphia Inmates Among 13 Jailed On Murder Charges To Have Life Sentences Commuted By Gov. Tom Wolf
• 31 Special Education Teachers, Aides Let Go In Mercer County, Worrying Parents About Children's Education
• Massive Anaconda Gets Physical Exam At Zoo Miami
• Gov. Cuomo Meets With President Biden, VP Harris At White House To Discuss COVID Relief
• Best Places To Tie The Knot In 2021 According To Wallet Hub
• After Over A Day Of Cleaning And Repairing, I-35W In Fort Worth Reopens After Deadly Pileup
• 'I Will Do Better': Justin Timberlake Makes Public Apology To Janet Jackson, Former Girlfriend Britney Spears
• COVID Schools: Interactive Maps Provide Snapshot On Bay Area School Reopening Status
• Chinatown Businesses Hoping Customers Return For Lunar New Year And Beyond
• The Creative Valentine's Day Gift That Won't Break The Bank!
• New Research Shows More Adults Developing Peanut Allergies
• Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Joins White House Meeting With Biden To Talk COVID Relief
• COVID: California Expanding Vaccine Eligibility to Those at Higher Risk
• Faces Of COVID: Matthew Schweer, 35, Leaves Behind Wife, Two Daughters
• Furry Tails: Knoxville & Felix Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Video captures Texas mom tackling suspected peeping Tom
• 2 Injured, 9 Displaced By 2-Alarm Union City House Fire
• Massachusetts Creates Vaxfinder, A New Website To Help People Book COVID Vaccine Appointments
• Three Years Later: Memorials and Commemorations For Marjory Stoneman Douglas High Shooting Victims
• Brooklyn's budding Black-owned floral studio
• Californians With High-Risk Health Conditions Will Be Given COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility In March, Dr. Ghaly Says
• 2 Arrested In Murder, Robbery Of Brian Bregman In Laurel
• Concerns Arise After People Left To Stand In Cold While Waiting For Coronavirus Vaccine
• Kevin Durant Back With Nets After COVID Protocols, Cleared To Return Saturday Vs. Warriors
• Problems Persist, Glitch Causing Canceled COVID Vaccine Appointments In New Jersey
• AT&T CEO John Stankey Personally Calls NoHo Senior Who Took Out WSJ Ad Slamming Internet Service
• Fort Morgan Moves To Protect Water Supply With Cybersecurity System
• New Program At Bowie State University Hopes To Bring Diversity To Stop Motion Animation Industry
• Lawmaker Warns Next Year's Pennsylvania Primary May Need To Be Postponed
• Black History Is Our History: Exploring New York City's Role In The Underground Railroad
• Two Injured In Buffalo Clinic Shooting Identified As Antonya Fransen-Pruden, Tammy Schauffler
• COVID Sports: Sharks Return From Long Trip For 1st Home Game In 11 months
• Masks, Social Distancing Among CDC Guidelines For Reopening Schools
• Ravens player says his family was robbed at gunpoint
• Caught On Camera: Thief Steals Four Outdoor Heaters From Iconic McGillin's Olde Ale House In Center City
• CDC Outlines New Guidelines On How To Safely Reopen K-12 Schools, Some NYC Parents Still Not Convinced
• Boulder Bank Robbery Suspect Told Teller He Had A Bomb
• Teen Charged In Humboldt Park Murder, Ukrainian Village Carjacking, String Of Robberies
• Coachella first U.S. city to offer "hero pay" for farmworkers
• Christopher Lopez Identified As Shooting Victim In San Luis
• Tri-State Area Drug Stores Cleared To Administer COVID Vaccine
• Sacramento Teachers And School Staff Can Start Scheduling COVID-19 Vaccinations Next Week, County Says
• Dating Isn't Dead In Philadelphia During Pandemic, But Sexually Transmitted Diseases Going Unchecked
• Disaster Declaration Issued For Texas Due To Winter Weather
• UMD Plans To Have Students Back On Campus, Learning In-Person In Fall
• Maryland Child Care Providers Eligible For $60M In COVID-19 Pandemic Relief Grants, Gov. Hogan Announces
• New Jersey To Allow Limited Number Of Parents, Guardians To Attend High School And Youth Sporting Events
• Hialeah Gets COVID-19 Vaccine, Distributed To Four Senior Housing Locations
• Littleton HOA Asks Couple To Remove BLM Flag
• More Than 30 Parrots Among Animals Rescued From Northeast Philadelphia Home Possibly Connected To Dismembered Body Found In U-Haul
• Beaver County Man Arrested In Connection With Capitol Attack
• Massachusetts Tops 15,000 Confirmed COVID Deaths
• William Schuette Charged With Murder After Allegedly Shooting Burglary Suspect In Commerce City
• 'Stay Inside Your Car With The Seatbelt On,' Experts Reiterate What To Do After A Crash
• Fort Lauderdale Man Electrocuted In A Tree 20 Feet High
• Boulder In The Top 10 For Most Expensive Home Prices In The Country
• Interactive Map Tracks Status Of School Reopenings Across California
• Michigan Residents Have Multiple Options For Vaccine Sign-Up
• COVID Daily Update: California Reports 10,059 New Cases, 546 Additional Deaths
• Three Arrested In Naperville, Tied To Two Armed Carjackings In Chicago
• Timberlake apologizes to Britney Spears, Janet Jackson
• Report: Arsenic, Lead, Toxic Metals Exist In Some Baby Food Including Gerber, Walmart, Beech-Nut Brands
• California AG Becerra Announces $5.75 Million Settlement with General Motors
• Maryland Lawmakers Overturn Hogan's Veto On Kirwan Education Plan, Move Ahead With First Tax On Internet Ads
• COVID-19 In Allegheny County: Health Department To Vaccinate People 65 Years And Older At Castle Shannon Clinic
• Denver Zoo Closed To Visitors This Weekend As Temperatures Plummet
• Bruce Castor Confuses Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger With Georgia Secretary Of State Brad Raffensperger During Trump Impeachment Trial
• COVID: Oakland Schools Now Delivering Meals To Students And Their Families
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Health Officials Order Vaccine Providers To Speed Up After Weeks Of Complaints Of State's Rollout
• Friendly's Co-Founder, S. Prestley Blake, Dies At 106
• Inter Miami CF Signs Winger Josh Penn To First Team Contract
• Date Set For Return Of In-Person Colorado Ballet Performances
• American, Southwest Among Airlines Pushing White House To Reject Required COVID-19 Testing For US Flights
• Passenger Killed In Single-Car DUI Crash Off Highway 99 In Galt; Driver Arrested
• Needham Florist Temporarily Closes Before Valentine's Day After Employee Gets COVID
• Study: Police Officers Of Color Make Fewer Stops And Arrests; Use Less Force Than White Officers
• Trump Lawyer Bruce Castor Appears To Confuse Pittsburgh Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger With Georgia Secretary Of State Brad Raffensperger
• Know Road Conditions Throughout Texas
• White man pleads guilty to hate crime for threatening neighbor
• Baltimore City Department Of Public Works To Close Community Collection Centers For Recycling
• Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed At Sunoco Station In Strawberry Mansion, Philadelphia Police Say
• Surprise Delivery! Bridgewater Firefighters Deliver Baby On Route 24 Ambulance Ride To Hospital
• Jay-Z, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey Announce Bitcoin Development Fund
• Study Finds Vitamin C, Zinc Don't Help Fight COVID
• Prosecutors Release Dramatic Audio Of Officer Calling For Help As Accused Shooter Koby Francis Appears In Court
• Check Your Phone Chargers: Frayed Cables Can Create Fire Risk, Officials Warn
• San Francisco Opens Renovated Woo Woo Wong Playground and Clubhouse For Lunar New Year
• State, Local Offices And Courts Closed Friday For Lincoln's Birthday
• Report: Arsenic, Lead, Toxic Metals Exist In Some Baby Food Including Gerber, Walmart, Beech-Nut Brands
• Bipartisan Group Of Lawmakers, Including Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, Meet With President Biden On COVID-19 Recovery Plan
• Barred Owl Gets Stuck In Fireplace After Going Down Chimney
• Austin Police Chief Brian Manley Retires After Criticism For Use Of Force
• Allegheny County Health Department Shuts Down Boston Market
• "Plainly a distraction": Dems' reaction to Trump defense videos
• Vincent Richardson, Who Fooled CPD And Worked Full-Duty Shift When He Was 14, Has Been Charged With Impersonating Police Officer Again
• 'More Than Just A Bar': Harlem Hops Shares History And Connection Through Beer
• $2K Reward Offered For Info To Find Martin Harris, Man Wanted For Allegedly Assaulting Westminster Police Officer
• This week on "Face the Nation," February 14, 2021
• Longtime Glendale Private School Teacher Accused Of Molesting Students
• Demolition Begins On San Bernardino's Mount Vernon Avenue Bridge
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Acting Health Secretary Issues Order Aimed At Speeding Up Vaccine Rollout
• Walmart Website Mistakenly Let Those Under 65 With Medical Conditions Register For COVID-19 Vaccine
• A Bodiless Cal Ripken Jr. Appears In Zoom For Wife's Judicial Confirmation Hearing In Maryland
• More Coloradans Turning To Road Trips During COVID-19 Pandemic, AAA Survey Finds
• Fun Family Experiments To Try During This Weekend's Bitter Cold Arctic Blast
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 3,987 More Coronavirus Cases, 99 Additional Deaths
• Founders Brewing Company Honors Black Chef By Adding Soul Food Dish To Menu For Black History Month
• Deshaun Watson Trade Rumors: Texans QB Reportedly Intrigued By Broncos, 49ers As Next Destination
• Study Finds Police Officers Of Color Make Fewer Stops And Arrests And Use Less Force Than White Officers
• Baltimore County Police Visit Local Nursing Homes To Give Valentine's Day Gifts
• UK Variant Of COVID-19 Found In New Hampshire
• Atlantic Avenue In Long Beach's Bixby Knolls Area Undergoes Changes To Expand Outdoor Dining Areas For Businesses
• Help wanted: Pharmacists and techs to administer COVID-19 vaccine
• Florida Man Wanted For Proposing To One Girlfriend With Rings Stolen From Another, Met Both On Dating App
• Cute Critters Celebrate Valentine's Day At The Brookfield Zoo
• Golden Globe Award Producers Asking Presenters To Appear In Person For Live Show
• Drone Video: Winter Storm Dumps Foot Of New Snow On Tahoe Resorts
• Cuomo aide said officials "froze" over nursing home death data
• Pittsburgh Weather: 'Still Some Uncertainty,' But Winter Storm Could Bring Big Snow Totals Early Next Week
• Baltimore Ravens Cornerback Jimmy Smith, Family Robbed At Gunpoint After Arriving At LAX
• Nessel Joins Suit With Ford Focus & Fiesta Owners - Hopes To Restore Consumer Protections
• Bank Heists In Broomfield: Two Robbers Gets Away With Undisclosed Amount Of $$
• There's Strong Evidence In-Person Learning Can Be Done Safely, CDC Says
• South LA Teen Piano Prodigy Ian Macklin-Sims A Star In The Making
• Closing The Digital Divide: Governor Greg Abbott Names Expanding Broadband Access As Emergency Item 
• 'The Message Of Love Continues Now': Service Projects Honor Those Who Died In Parkland School Shooting
• CHP: Modesto Man, 65, Dies In Crash After Making Abrupt U-Turn; Was Not Wearing Seatbelt
• "Buffy" actresses level accusations against Joss Whedon
• Children's Museum Offering Free, Socially-Distanced Valentine's Day Event
• Bond Denied For DeKalb Man Charged With Attempted Murder Of Man Sitting In Car During Dinner Break
• NBA star Chris Paul says HBCUs are "important to our history"
• Ed Smith Stadium To Allow Fans For Orioles Spring Training Games; Attendance Capped At 25% Capacity
• Baltimore Event Planner Stephen Walsh Online Trivia Game Raises Thousands For Charities
• Orange County To Open COVID-19 Vaccination Site At Santa Ana College
• A's Win Lawsuit To Fast-Track Howard Terminal Ballpark; Port Tenants File Appeal
• COVID-19 In Illinois: State Sets New Record For Vaccinations; Infection Rate At Lowest Point Since Last Summer
• City Of Coachella Approves $4 Hero Pay For Farm Workers
• Massachusetts Adding Puerto Rico, North Dakota To 'Lower-Risk' Travel Destinations
• With 'Near Blizzard Conditions Possible' In North Texas, ERCOT Expects Record-Breaking Electric Use
• Why Women-Owned Businesses In Colorado Are Hit Harder During COVID Pandemic
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 1.1K New Cases, 36 Deaths Reported; Hospitalizations At Lowest Since Mid-November
• Pharmacies Now Offering COVID Vaccines In CA: Here's What You Need To Know
• This One Tom Brady Ranking Among NFL QBs Really Puts Things In Perspective
• Minneapolis City Council Bans Use Of Facial Recognition Technology
• Urban Peak Will Try To Help As Much Of Denver's Homeless Youth During Cold Weekend As Possible
• 17-Year-Old Tresjure Knight Will Be Tried As Adult In Fatal Beating Of Homeless Man, Bobby Hill Jr., In Camden
• Man Arrested After Crashing Truck Into Gas Station While Attempting To Steal ATM
• River Cats Announce 10-Year Extension Of Affiliation With San Francisco Giants
• 200 Colorado Soldiers Deployed To LA To Assist With Vaccine Distribution At New FEMA Site
• Bergen County Health Officials Create Equity Team To Bridge Racial Gap In COVID Vaccine Distribution
• Oakland Police Intensify Patrols In Wake Of Chinatown Attacks; Fear Overshadows Lunar New Year Celebrations
• WeChat Litigation Put On Hold At Request Of U.S. Government Lawyers
• Court Rejects Restriction On Use Of Medical Marijuana
• Trevor Bauer Officially Introduced As A Dodger
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Rose
• Who's Keeping An Eye Out For The Welfare Of Colorado Children? In The Pandemic, There's Been A Shift
• Bill Eliminating School Lunch Debt For Low-Income Students Goes To State Legislature
• Three Cuban Castaways Who Survived On Rats & Coconuts Now In Immigration Custody In Pompano Beach
• Tow Truck Drivers Came To The Rescue, Literally, At Scene Of Fort Worth I-35W Pileup
• Driver Killed In Fiery Accident After Crashing Into Tree In Philadelphia's Fairmount Park
• Worcester Firefighters 'Completely Encrusted In Ice' Putting Out Triple Decker Fire
• COVID Restrictions: Gov. Walz Announces Increased Indoor Limits For Businesses, Restaurants Can Stay Open Until 11 P.M.
• Rep. Emmer Appears Upside Down During House Committee Meeting
• 2 Critical Following Detroit Shooting
• Massachusetts Tops 1 Million Coronavirus Vaccine Doses Administered
• IRS Will Start Accepting 2020 Tax Returns Friday; Here's How To Prepare
• Pedophilia Advocate Nathan Larson Extradited Out Of Colorado In Kidnapping Case
• Space Heater Caused Deadly Fire At Holliston Home That Had No Working Smoke Detectors
• Nathan Larson Extradited To Fresno In Online Kidnapping Case
• COVID In Minnesota: 19 Deaths And 1,058 New Cases Reported; More Than 30% Of Those 65+ Have Received A Vaccine Dose
• Three-Week-Old Girl Sitting On Mother's Lap Killed In Head-On Crash In Northeast Philly, Another Baby Injured
• Pennsylvanians Experiencing Homelessness Can Now Get Free IDs
• Boeing 737 Max Jet Returns To Los Angeles
• Family "suing for change" after cops pepper-sprayed 9-year-old
• Third Rail Power Loss Slows BART Trains In San Francisco
• Two Men Found Dead Inside Car In New Castle County
• Man Shot By Police After Firing At Least 15 Shots At Them During West Chester Barricade Situation, Police Say
• The Famous Fund Donates $10K To Barracuda's
• New Bill Would Let Clerks Issue Marriage Licenses Virtually In California Even After Pandemic
• Baltimore Man Charged After Police Discover Drugs During Glen Burnie Traffic Stop
• This Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (Feb 13)
• Pritzker Expands Vaccine Eligibility To Anyone With Underlying Health Conditions, But Chicago And Cook County Not Joining Expansion
• Homicide Detectives Ask For Public's Help Finding Drive-By Shooter Who Killed Kermit Carradine
• After Asking To Leave, Houston Texans Agree To Release Defensive End J.J. Watt
• Singer Ricky Martin Joins Effort To Build Pulse Memorial
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 17 Additional Deaths, 252 New Coronavirus Cases
• Broward Public Schools Observe Day Of Service & Love In Remembrance Of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Tragedy
• LA Vaccination Sites Run Out Of Doses Ahead Of Temporary Weekend Closures
• North Hollywood Senior Drops $10K On Newspaper Ad To Complain About Internet Speed
• Russians warned against tiny, "unsanctioned" rallies for Navalny
• Denver Weather: Arctic Blast To Bring Snow And Record Cold For Valentine's Day
• Annapolis Police Recover 4 Handguns; Man, Juvenile Arrested
• Register Now: Cleburne Fire To Run Regional COVID-19 Vaccination Hub
• MN Appeals Court Dismisses State's Request To Delay Derek Chauvin Trial, Will Start March 8
• Check COVID-19 Vaccine Appointment Availability With New Tool On State's Website
• Police: Suspect Throws Bottle At 17-Year-Old Girl's Face In Unprovoked Subway Attack
• Police: Suspect Tried To Get 13-Year-Old Girl To Touch Him Inappropriately In Central Park
• 6 Victims In Deadly Fort Worth Pileup Involving 130+ Vehicles Identified
• Liam's List Feb. 12: Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, Staying Connected While Social Distancing
• Live Updates: Defense Gets Its Turn In Trump Impeachment Trial
• Sub-Zero Temps Ahead, Plan Now To Protect Livestock, Outdoor Pets, People And Pipes
• Today on Drew: Galentine's Day Show! Regina Hall, Lana Condor, Jill Kargman
• Parkland Parents Launch 'Shame Cards' In Fight For Gun Reform
• Parkland, Florida Parents Launch 'Shame Cards' In Fight For Gun Reform
• 'Only One Person's Opinion Matters': Bruce Castor, Lawyer Defending Donald Trump, Accustomed To Political Disaster
• Fire Erupts On Popeye and Bluto's Bilge-Rat Barges At Universal Orlando's Island Of Adventure
• Swastika Discovered Etched On Wall Of Fremont Synagogue
• Rockies Rated As Having Worst Batting Lineup In MLB
• Local Organization Seeking Volunteers To Provide CPS Students With Virtual Learning Resources
• With Cold Temperatures, Drivers In Denver Urged To Avoid Car Theft Due To 'Puffing'
• One Man Punched And Stabbed, Another Pushed Onto Platform In Latest Subway Attacks
• J.J. Watt and Houston Texans "mutually" agree to part ways
• After Seeing Alleged 'Peeping Tom' Outside Daughter's Window, Texas Mom Tackles Man On Street
• NYPD: Suspect Leaves East Village Assault Victim With Critical Head Injuries
• Roseland Community Hospital Faces Vaccine Mistrust From Unlikely Source - Its Own Staff
• Texans Release J.J. Watt ... Will Patriots Try To Sign Veteran Star?
• Boston To NYC Shortcut? High-Speed Rail Plan Includes 16-Mile Underwater Tunnel
• Baltimore Police Searching For Missing 63-Year-Old With Memory Loss
• 2 Michigan Mothers Fight To Recover From COVID-19 Virus
• Barred Owl Gets Stuck In Bolton Fireplace After Going Down Chimney
• As Biden tackles Yemen crisis with "urgency," Iran won't make it easy
• Lunar New Year Brings Hope For Asian Americans Racked With Hate Crimes: 'We Are A Resilient Community'
• Dallas Homicide Detectives Investigating Fatal Shooting Of Christopher Michael Murzin
• Red Sox Reportedly Sign Utility Man Marwin Gonzalez To One-Year Deal
• Amazon faces test with biggest union push in its history
• Police: Unidentified Body Discovered In Detroit
• Gov. Hogan Declares Feb. 12 Lunar New Year Day, Ushering In The Year Of The Ox
• Minnesota Weather: Record-Setting Cold Expected Saturday, Possibly Sunday
• Nearly 100 Years Later, Black-Owned And Operated Lincoln Hills Recognized In Colorado History
• Massachusetts Diverts COVID-19 Vaccines From Hospitals To Other Vaccination Sites
• Police Believe Thief Followed San Bruno Armed Robbery Victim From Local Bank
• Black History Is Our History: 14-Year-Old Art Sensation Tyler Gordon Says He Dreams Of Inspiring Others
• Learning During COVID: Lawmakers, Schools Wait On Updated CDC Guidance For Next Steps
• Missing Rancho Cordova Teen Found Living On Streets Of San Jose
• COVID-19 Vaccinations For General Public Could Begin By April, Dr. Fauci Says
• Houston Texans Releasing JJ Watt
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Semaglutide
• Some Quarterback Options For Patriots Via Free Agency And The Trade Market
• Weather Blog: Valentine's Weekend
• Bill Gates takes aim at climate change
• 1 Killed, 2 Seriously Injured In Head-On Crash In Joliet
• Duels May Cost Hendrick The Front Row
• 'Remarkable' Winter Park Balcony House Placed On This Year's Colorado Endangered Places List
• Reality TV Star Shorty Rossi 'Blown Away' By Murder-For-Hire Arrest of Lawyer Jennifer Emmi
• Adrien Broner On Upcoming Fight Against Jovanie Santiago: 'Just Felt It Was My Time To Return'
• Santa Monica Sisters Use Pandemic As Excuse To Start Baking Company
• Maren Morris and Ryan Hurd on new duet "Chasing After You"
• Bill Russell Reminds The World That He Belongs In The GOAT Conversation
• McKinley Wright Leads Balanced Colorado Buffaloes Over Stanford 69-51
• 2 Men Shot, Wounded During Brawl At Anaheim Hookah Bar
• Dozens of NorCal Drug and Firearm Arrests Linked To Sinaloa Cartel, Including Huge Sunnyvale 572-Pound Meth Bust
• Steelers' Maurkice Pouncey Announces Retirement From The NFL
• Florida House Seeks To Tie School Money To Actual Enrollment
• 3 Men Fatally Shot Within An Hour Overnight In Baltimore
• Family Claims They Were Duped By Long Island Store, Says They Were Charged A Lot More For Beauty Products Than They Thought
• Cooking With The Crew: David's Valentine's Day Cocktail Recipes
• PTL Links: February 12, 2021
• Person-Of-Interest In Kristin Smart Case Arrested On Weapons Charge
• California Senior Aaron Epstein Drops $10K On Newspaper Ad To Complain About Internet Speed
• Chick Corea, Jazz Great From Chelsea With 23 Grammys, Dies At 79
• Cannabis Workers, Massage Therapists Added To Tier 1 Of Vaccinations
• Predators Late Goal Takes Out Red Wings 3-2
• Lawmakers Want Baker To End Potentially 'Dangerous' Companion System For COVID Vaccines
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• Meghan claims "comprehensive win" in privacy battle with U.K. paper
• Florida College Student Tests Positive For UK COVID Variant
• Dad, son accused of helping mogul escape fight extradition
• Biden Administration Announces Plans To Allow Some Asylum-Seekers Waiting In Mexico Into The US
• Celtics Get Some Franchise History From An Unlikely Duo
• Chinese forced to grapple with a Lunar New Year COVID conundrum
• Truex Signs Extension With Joe Gibbs
• Biden announces deal for 200 million more COVID-19 doses
• Alabama scraps execution after U.S. Supreme Court ruling on pastor
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Long-Haulers Find Relief Among Fellow Sufferers; Double-Masking Offers More Protection; SF Seeks School Reopening Court Order
• 2 People In Custody After Body Parts Discovered In Dumpster In Somerton Linked To Body Found In U-Haul, Philadelphia Police Sources Say
• Missed Your Vaccination Appointment At Six Flags America Or Baltimore Convention Center Due To Weather? Here's How To Reschedule
• VIDEO: Surveillance Footage Outside Oakland Tea Shop Shows Asian Woman Being Robbed
• Philadelphia Weather: Cold End To Week As Parade Of Storms With Icing Potential On The Way
• Double-Masking Offers More Protection Against COVID-19, CDC Says
• "Chappelle's Show" is returning to Netflix
• Tokyo Olympics head resigns after uproar over sexist remarks
• Dr. Fauci predicts "open season" for vaccinations in April
• Russians outsmarted U.S. cyber defenses in hack
• House Democrats rest case in Trump impeachment trial
• Could The Philadelphia Eagles Trade Carson Wentz For Seahawks QB Russell Wilson?
• Police: Pennsylvania State Trooper Who Co-Owned Gentlemen's Club Arrested On Prostitution, Gambling Charges
• Lunar New Year Celebrations To Be Held Virtually During Pandemic
• Judge sides with Britney Spears in conservatorship hearing
• CVS Pharmacies Begin Offering COVID Vaccinations In Calif. Friday
• Behind The Forecast: How The Eyewitness News Weather Team Crafts Winter Weather Outlook
• New school reopening guidance based on community transmission rates
• Former Republican officials consider splitting from GOP to form new party
• COVID-19 Cases In Massachusetts Schools Drop 25-Percent In Last Week
• Lillard Scores 30 Points As Trail Blazers Down 76ers 118-114
• Pharmacies To Start Receiving Vaccines Friday
• SEE IT: NYPD Officers Chase Police Horses That Got Loose In Brooklyn
• Woman Causes Dangerous Crash During 140 MPH Pursuit From Hacienda Heights To Pomona
• Beverly Hills Sgt. Accused Of Playing Copyrighted Music While Being Filmed To Trigger Social Media Feature That Blocks Content
• Anaheim SWAT Team Raids Illegal Gambling Ring In Furniture Store
• Tessica Brown Recovering After Beverly Hills Surgeon Performs Procedure To Remove Gorilla Glue
• OC Man Tests Positive For COVID-19 Weeks After Getting Second Vaccine Dose
• Trump's lifting of mining ban in western states overturned by judge
• Coyote Spotted In Central Park, But Officials Say 'They're Not There To Chase Humans'
• Joseph Chase Oaks Of Alabama Accused Of Targeting Hundreds Of People Across The Country In Cell Phone Number Scam
• Pittsburgh Weather: Wintry Conditions, Possible Freezing Rain
• Heaven's Honey Creating A Buzz With Business Model Aimed At Helping Buyers And Sellers Alike
• Art Institute Of Chicago Welcomes Visitors Back After Another COVID-19 Pandemic Closure
• Select Florida Walmarts Now Administering COVID-19 Vaccines
• New York Weather: CBS2's 2/12 Friday Morning Forecast
• Driver Critically Injured Following One-Vehicle Crash In North Philadelphia
• WCCO Mid-Morning Recipes From Luvafoodie
• Allina Health Funds for Buffalo Families
• Person of interest in Kristin Smart case arrested on weapons charge
• The Impact Of The Coronavirus Pandemic On Couples
• Long-Distance Romance In The Time Of COVID: 'I'm Not Gonna Let A Pandemic Ruin The Love That I Have'
• Philadelphia Police: 2 Men Injured After Shot While Driving In University City
• Chicago Weather: Snow Chances Linger
• 'They Are Clearly Going To Torture Us,' Father, Son Desperate To Stop Extradition To Japan
• American Federation of Teachers president on reopening schools
• U.S. to start taking in asylum-seekers Trump required to wait in Mexico
• Family Of 6-Year-Old Child Killed In Birthday Party Drive-By Appeal For Help To Find Killer
• Getting Creative To Safely Celebrate Valentine's Day Amid The Coronavirus Pandemic
• 20-Year-Old Man Dies After Being Shot 7 Times In Hunting Park, Philadelphia Police Say
• Police In McKeesport Investigate Reported Stabbing
• Southern Restaurant Tupelo Honey To Move Into Station Square
• CDC Considering Classifying Schools Into Color-Coded Zones For Reopening
• To Do List: Pops Valentine's Concert, Social Media Museum, Virtual 5K
• Pa. Game Wardens Help Rescue Hypothermic Man After Car Gets Stuck On Icy Lake
• Friday's Show Info (2/12/21)
• Robert Morris University's Gateway Plan Will Offer Classes At Community College Prices
• Kentucky Man Living In Pa. Held For Trial In Pepper Spraying Of Capitol Officers
• School Groups To Pa. Governor Tom Wolf: Vaccinate Teachers ASAP
• Police Make Arrest In New Castle Armed Robbery Investigation
• Around The Table: John Fetterman Launches Campaign For U.S. Senate

Videos from February 12, 2021

• Former QAnon follower Jitarth Jadeja on "The Takeout" — 2/12/2021
• Pandemic keeps couple along U.S.-Canada border apart
• Extreme winter weather expected across U.S. this weekend and into next week
• CDC releases recommendations for safely reopening schools
• Cross-country storm threatens 150 million with ice and snow
• New York governor accused of nursing home COVID-19 death cover-up
• Biden blames Trump for shortages amid race to vaccinate
• CDC issues first national strategy to help schools reopen safely
• Senators draw closer to verdict in impeachment trial
• Trump impeachment defense focuses on First Amendment and Democrats' rhetoric
• New research shows how Black professionals face discrimination in the workplace
• Biden administration to unveil new CDC school reopening guidelines
• From 1990: Innovative keyboardist Chick Corea
• Doctor on reopening schools and COVID vaccines during pregnancy
• Legal expert discusses key takeaways from Day 3 of Trump impeachment trial
• Pregnant women seek guidance on COVID vaccine amid conflicting information
• House impeachment managers rest their case against former President Trump
• What to expect as Trump's lawyers present arguments during impeachment trial
• Bill Gates says climate change is biggest challenge ever faced by humanity
• Legal analyst on impeachment managers' case blaming Trump for inciting Capitol riot
• Texas mom tackles suspect accused of peeping through teen daughter's window
• Family of woman charged in connection to Jennifer Dulos' presumed murder speaks out
• Tax season 2021 begins: How stimulus checks, unemployment payments, deductions will impact returns
• Judge rules tabloid violated privacy law in publishing Meghan Markle's letter to her father
• China discouraging travel during country's biggest holiday period
• Trump's defense team to begin arguments in impeachment trial
• Start your engines: NASCAR readies for Daytona 500, new season
• WorldView: Explosion destroys supermarket in Russia; Myanmar protests go on despite plea from military
• CDC expected to release guidelines for reopening schools
• Russians outsmarted DHS cyber-attack detection program in hack
• Three Republican senators meet with Trump impeachment legal team ahead of first day of defense
• CDC expected to recommend phased reopening for schools
• 2/12: CBSN AM
• Dwen Curry on the crisis transgender people face in prison