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Articles from February 15, 2021

• Police Arrest Man Who Allegedly Exposed Himself To Novato Restaurant Patrons
• Local Brewery, Restaurant Owners Feel They Have Been Vilified By Health Inspectors During Pandemic
• Puppy Stolen From Pueblo Pet Store
• Former Coloradan Aaron Appelhans Becomes First-Ever Black Sheriff In Wyoming
• Floating Mannequins Mistaken For Bodies In Stockton
• VIDEO: 2 Mountain Lions Spotted Lurking Around Car In Driveway Of Carmel Home
• Morris Comes Up Big In Clippers' 125-118 Win Over Heat
• Sharks Beat Ducks 3-2 For 2nd Regulation Win Of Season
• San Bernardino County Reports 325 New COVID-19 Cases, 26 Deaths
• Registration Deadline Tuesday For Sonoma Co. Special Election On March 2
• CU Boulder Students Brave Cold Weather & Resume In-Person Learning
• Water Rescue In Auburn Has First Responders Begging Risk Takers To Think Twice
• 10-Year-Old Pasadena Boy Shot, Critically Wounded While Playing In Yard
• 'Weight Of History': Rep. Joe Neguse Describes Pivotal Role As Impeachment Manager
• Curry Nets 36, Warriors Deal Cavs 8th Straight Loss, 129-98
• Some Colorado Utilities Ask Customers To Cut Back On Consumption As Region Rocked By Frigid Weather
• Frostbite Injuries Soar After Freezing Weekend In Colorado
• Police Officer Injured When Stolen Car Pursuit Ends In Crash In Eastbound Lanes Of I-70
• Chicago Weather: Heavy Lake-Effect Snow Combines With Winter Storm System; 1 To 2 Inches Falling Per Hour
• Pelosi Calls For A Commission To Investigate Jan. 6 Attack
• As People Navigate Snowstorm In Oak Lawn, Many Wonder When We'll Get A Break
• Tired Of Cars Getting Packed In By Snow Plowing, Chicago Woman Petitions City For Better Snow Removal Plan
• City Plans To Haul Snow Away In Dump Trucks To Predetermined Sites, So As To Make Room On Roads
• Highland Park Gas Main Break Causes Huge Fire That Burns For Hours, Draws Concern About Heat
• Singles Awareness Day Is More Important This Year
• City Of Chicago-Operated COVID-19 Vaccination, Testing Sites To Be Closed Tuesday Due To Snowstorm
• Boston Barber Seriously Injured After Stabbing Himself In Freak Accident; Client, Colleagues Jump Into Action
• New Chapter Begins At CU Boulder As In-Person Learning Resumes
• Minnesota Weather: Mercury To Move Above Zero After Brutal Tuesday Morning
• Track-Switching Problems Halt Or Delay Multiple CTA Train Lines
• Pittsburgh To Push For Roberto Clemente Crash Site To Be Added To National Register Of Historic Places
• Teen Plunges Through Thin Ice At Central Park Pond
• Recently Promoted To Bears Defensive Coordinator, Sean Desai Talks About What He Learned From Vic Fangio
• Healthcare Workers Demand More Security After Buffalo Shooting: 'I'm Surprised It Didn't Happen Here'
• Randle Scores 44 As Knicks Top Hawks For Third Straight Win
• Johnny Pacheco, An Idol In The World Of Salsa, Dies At 85
• 'That Meal…It Gave Me Hope': The Denver Rescue Mission Is Serving Up Hope Every Day
• Consumer Alert: Mercedes To Recall More Than 1 Million Vehicles Due To eCall Software Glitch
• Caught On Camera: Police Searching For Robbers Targeting Shoppers In Melrose Area
• From Snow To Ice: Changing Weather Conditions Have Public Works Crews On High Alert
• COVID-Sniffing Dogs Quickly Becoming Important Team Member In Efforts To Contain Virus
• Gov. Larry Hogan Signs RELIEF Act Of 2021 Into Law, Bringing Aid To Thousands Of Marylanders Struggling Due To Pandemic
• Dallas And Fort Worth ISDs Cancel Classes Next 2 Days Due Widespread Power Outages, Winter Weather
• Current Vaccines Provide At Least Some Protection Against Latest UK Mutation
• Philadelphia Streets Department, Residents In Suburbs Readying For Yet Another Round Of Winter Weather
• 'Not A Problem That Is Going Away': 3M Fighting To Keep Counterfeit N95 Masks Off The Frontline
• Solid Ice Means Solid Business For Minnesota's Ice Fishing Guides
• 'Someone May Have Taken Her': Mother & Father Plead For Public's Help In Search For Missing Daughter Noemi Bolivar
• How Historic Is This Winter Weather Event?
• Florida Emergency Management Director Jared Moskowitz Stepping Down
• 'Injury On Top Of Death': Calls For Accountability Grow After LAPD Officers Allegedly Shared Image Mocking George Floyd
• Maryland Weather: Road Crews On Standby As Latest Winter System Moves Into Area
• Kubalik Scores 2, Lifts Blackhawks To Win Over Red Wings
• As Orioles Head To Spring Training, GM Mike Elias Details Progress On Team's Rebuilding Efforts
• 'They're Kind Of Everywhere': Baltimore's Streetside Salt Boxes Become Public Art Fixtures
• Beal Outduels Ex-Teammate Wall, Wizards Top Rockets 131-119
• COVID: Iconic Saint Mary's Cathedral In San Francisco Struggling To Stay Open
• Oncor Says It's Responding To 2 Power Emergencies In Getting Electricity Back On
• After Slow Start, Islanders Wear Down COVID-Decimated Sabres
• Vincent Jackson, Former Chargers Wide Receiver, Dead At 38
• US Intelligence Has Less Than 6 Months To Share Information On UFOs, 11 Reported Sightings In Maryland In 2021
• Sausalito Orders Homeless People Living In Tent City On Waterfront To Move
• Minnesota House Pulls $35M Security Fund For Chauvin Trial
• Bitter Cold Coupled with Power Outages Has North Texans Getting Resourceful
• Man Injured In Shooting Monday Night, Baltimore Police Say
• Bulls Run Past Pacers In Late Flurry For OT Win
• No. 19 DePaul Women Hold Off Seton Hall
• Panthers Close In On Central-Leading Lightning With 6-4 Win
• I-95 Shut Down In Lexington After Multiple Crashes Caused By Ice
• State Grants Extra Time For Standardized Tests
• Toni Breidinger becomes first female Arab American NASCAR driver
• Former Bengals CB Adam 'Pacman' Jones Accused Of Knocking Out Bouncer At Ohio Bar
• El Monte Police Fatally Shoot Man Near 10 Freeway
• Neighbors Demand Police Stop Surge Of Sideshow Activity At SJ Intersection
• UMB Launches New Master's Degree, Certificate In Violence Reduction
• COVID: One SJ Church Defies Ban On Gatherings While Another Sees It As A Blessing
• Chicago Weather: Over 300 Flights Canceled At O'Hare, Midway Airports Amid Winter Storm
• 2 Bulldog Puppies Stolen In Violent Encounter; Police Searching For Suspects
• Man Says He Was Living In Abandoned Mineshaft Near El Dorado Trail For Several Years
• Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins Issues Disaster Declaration Due To Extreme Cold, Snow And Ice
• City Colleges Of Chicago Canceling In-Person Classes Tuesday Due To Snowstorm
• Krumpe's Do-Nuts Named Best Donuts In Maryland
• 3 Hospitalized In Serious To Critical Condition After Apparent Carbon Monoxide Poisoning In Fort Worth
• COVID In Denver: Restaurant Owner Says 5 Star Certification Was Worth It
• Wisconsin Sen. Johnson Downplays Capitol Attack
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Lawmakers Push For Vaccine Registry Act
• 2 People Escape Burning Home In Allegany County, Suffer Minor Injuries
• Winter Weather Impacts Tuesday Classes And Labs At Duquesne University
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Once Again Takes Aim At Big Tech
• Most Cook County COVID-19 Vaccination Sites To Be Closed Tuesday Because Of Snowstorm
• Pharmacies, Vaccination Sites Work To Keep COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments During Heavy Snow
• Colorado Father Of Six Survives Heart Failure & Makes Healthy Changes
• Here's Why Some COVID Numbers Keep Improving
• Police Say Man Claimed To Have COVID, Coughed On Officer While Being Taken To Jail In Portage, Indiana
• Denver Weather: More Bitter Cold Before Thawing Begins
• Dallas Stars Game At AAC Postponed To Conserve Power
• Could New COVID Strains Slow Down The Race To Vaccinate Seniors?
• Mariachi Band Performs For Coronavirus Patient Outside Of A Fullerton Hospital
• Federal Prosecutors Claim New Video Shows Howard County Man Matthew Miller Pushing Crowd To Enter US Capitol During Riots
• COVID In New Jersey: Newark Clergy Members Start Initiative To Get Members Of Black Community To Have Faith In Shots
• Gov. Cuomo Takes Responsibility For Information 'Void' On Nursing Homes, Insists There Was No Cover-Up
• Injured Bishop Feehan Hockey Player Moving To Rehab Facility In Atlanta
• Pursuit Suspect In Custody After Driving Into Studio City Parking Structure
• Police: Woman Waiting At Queens Car Wash Struck And Killed By Jeep Driven By Employee
• 'He's A Slumlord': Bellwood Tenant Said She's Not Getting Heat Despite Complaints To The Building Owner
• 'I'm Ready': CBS4's Rick Sallinger Receives 2nd Dose Of Pfizer COVID Vaccine
• Western Pa. Republican County Chairs Oppose Sen. Toomey's Vote To Convict Trump But Disagree On Censure Resolutions
• Black History Is Our History: Inside Brooklyn's Historic Plymouth Church, A Station On The Underground Railroad
• Vincent Jackson, former NFL receiver, dies at 38
• Some Welcome Snow As Shoveling Business Booms
• COVID Variants: U.S. Appears To Be Joining United Kingdom, South Africa With Virus Mutations
• 7 People Shot In Minneapolis Over Brutally Cold Weekend
• COVID Vaccine: Oakland Coliseum Mass Vaccination Site Set To Open Tuesday
• Hurry Curry Of Tokyo Closing Sawtelle Location After 33 Years
• Silver Alert Issued For Missing 77-Year-Old Man Robert Clark Last Seen In Perry Hall
• Chicago Public Schools Cancel In-Person Classes Due To Snowstorm
• KDKA Investigates: New Federal Rule Designed To End Hospital 'Sticker Shock'
• As Big Ice Storm Approaches Tri-State Area, Local Residents Doing What They Can To Protect Already-Battered Homes
• Quality Education As A Civil Right: Renewed Push For Page Amendment At The Capitol
• Parler Is Back Online With LA-Based Web Hosting Company After Being Rejected By Big Tech
• Minnesota Middle And High School Students Return To Classrooms Tuesday
• Inspector General Report Shows Tens Of Thousands Of Pieces Of Delayed, Undelivered Mail In Chicago
• Backyard Pool In DFW Area Freezes Despite Pump Running
• Paid Surrogacy Becomes Legal In New York, 'A Complete Game Changer' For Would-Be Parents
• Bill Would Rename Maryland's Indian Head Highway After Former President Barack Obama
• LA County Adds 1,869 COVID-19 Cases, 29 Deaths; Low Numbers Attributed To Reporting Delays
• Bitter North Texas Cold Makes For Difficulty Keeping Ice Off Roads
• Line Wraps Around The Block As Fans Pay Their Last Respects To Legendary Actress Cicely Tyson In Harlem
• Israel's vaccine rollout shows signs of dramatic success
• People Who Scheduled Coronavirus Vaccine Appointments Fear Winter Weather May Force Them To Stay Home
• Daniel Davila-Martinez, Samantha Fritz Identified In Arvada Police Chase
• Woodland Police Identify Suspect In Stabbing That Left Man With Life-Threatening Injury
• Suspect Arrested After Allegedly Shooting Into Santa Rosa Home
• BART Upgrading Fruitvale Station Parking Garage Lighting
• 'Guess What? Tomorrow Is Garbage Day': Chicagoans Want Alleyways Cleared Of Snow So Animals Don't Find Food
• Heart Of Baltimore Art Piece To Go Up Near Inner Harbor
• North Texas' Keite Young Talks About Community Inspiring His Music
• Plow Problems: GPS Tracking System Bugs Leaving Streets In Pittsburgh Unplowed
• Pennsylvania GOP Planning Meeting To Potentially Censure Sen. Pat Toomey After Vote To Convict Donald Trump
• Orange County Prepares For Ice Storm; 'This Really Taxes Our Emergency Services And The Utilities'
• First Members Of Baltimore's Trauma-Informed Care Task Force Sworn In Monday
• Acton-Boxboro Girls Hockey Season Abruptly Ends Due To COVID-19
• Downtown Mpls. Residents Have Serious Safety Concerns, Survey Shows
• COVID Pandemic Created Pivot Point For Health Care
• Pennsylvania State Rep. Brian Sims Launches Campaign For Lieutenant Governor
• Ice Storm May Bring Treacherous Conditions, Especially For Drivers: 'It's Not Like A Snowstorm When You See The Snow'
• ISP Trooper Hospitalized After I-55 Crash Near Plainfield
• Bill Introduced In Maryland House Of Delegates Aims To Hold Law Enforcement Officers Accountable For Use Of Excessive Force
• Officials Urge Lehigh Valley Residents To Avoid Travel, Prepare For Power Outages As Region Braces For Another Winter Blast
• Parents Call For Philadelphia School District's Reopening Plan To Be Independently Vetted To Ensure Safety
• Denver Broncos Safety Justin Simmons Leaving A Lasting Impact Off The Field
• Father, 6-Year-Old Son Die In Queens Fire, Boy's Twin Brother Survives
• Space Probe 'Hope' Captures Out-Of-This-World Image Of Mars Surface
• The Pandemic's Impact On Minnesota's Construction Market
• Coronavirus Leaves Fall River Mother With Long Road To Recovery
• Mass. Funeral Workers Push For Access To COVID Vaccines
• Marlins To Limit Home Game Fan Capacity To 25 Percent
• Thanks To A Random Act Of Kindness, Pittsburgh Woman Leaves Store With Gift She'll Never Forget
• Nesting Raptors Prompt Temporary Closures In Rocky Mountain National Park
• Pandemic Defiance: COVID Precautions Put In Place To Keep People Safe Still Face Strong Opposition
• Broncos' Garett Bolles Trolls Himself With Valentine's Day Post
• City Living In Boston Will Be Different Inside And Outdoors Post-Pandemic
• Building Partially Collapses Into Alley In Armour Square
• Exclusive: Philadelphia Attorneys Van Der Veen, Brennan Explain Their 'Dead Bang Winner Argument' In Donald Trump Impeachment Trial
• New York City Subway Service Hours Expanding; Shutdown For Cleaning Will Soon Be 2 a.m. - 4 a.m.
• 'Buffalo Strong' Selling Shirts, Masks To Support Clinic Shooting Victims
• UK Variant Prompts Calls To Speed Up COVID-19 Vaccinations In Mass.
• Multiple Winter Storm Systems Keep Maryland Contractors, Crews Busy
• Haverhill Restaurant Hit By A Car For 3rd Time In 8 Days
• Bethel Park Police Arrest Serial Shoplifters After One Was Found Passed Out In A Vehicle
• Pelosi Calls For Commission To Investigate January 6 Attack (CBS News)
• Traffic Restrictions Being Put In Place On Several Major Roadways Due To Winter Weather
• Are People Dying From The Vaccine? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers COVID Vaccine Questions
• Caltrans Cleans Up Avalanche On Highway 89 Near Emerald Bay
• Police: Juvenile Expected To Survive After Being Shot Multiple Times In McKees Rocks
• North Texas Man Living In His Car Due To Hours Without Power To His Home
• Arrest Made After 47-Year-Old Woman Shot, Killed In Logan Apartment, Philadelphia Police Say
• Fire In Fireplace Spreads Through Studs In Morrison Home
• Fresno's Valentine's Day Wrecked After Balloon Cuts Power To Thousands
• House Speaker Nancy Pelosi Says Independent Commission Will Examine US Capitol Riot
• Mars Picture Taken By 'Hope Probe' Developed At CU Boulder Lab Shows Largest Volcano In Solar System
• Pedro Romo, A 25-Year LASD Veteran, Dies From COVID-Related Illness
• Lynx Trade Odyssey Sims And Picks, Sign Aerial Powers
• COVID In Florida: 3,615 Additional Cases, 159 New Deaths Reported Monday
• Judge To Weigh Lawsuit On Unemployment Problems
• Oncor Asks All Customers To Prepare For Power Outages Lasting 'Extended Period Of Time'
• SF Historic Preservation Commission To Consider Contentious Golden Gate Park Ferris Wheel Contract
• Police: Evidence Of Explosion Found In Elk Grove, Investigation Underway
• Maryland's Falling COVID-19 Positivity Rate Shows Residents Heeding Warnings, Expert Says, But People Shouldn't Get Overconfident
• COVID Vaccine: More Than Half of Santa Clara County Residents Age 75 Or Older Vaccinated
• Massachusetts Reports 1,480 New COVID Cases, 32 Additional Deaths
• More Than 1,600 Flights Cancelled Out Of Texas Airports
• Heated Eats: COVID-19 Cold-Weather Outdoor Dining In Chicago
• Thousands Of Fort Worth Residents Under Boil Water Notice Due To Plant Losing Power
• Food & Wine Named The Best Donuts In Every State - Here Are The Picks For New England
• Colorado's 3rd Location Of Topgolf Opening In Colorado Springs
• No Arrests Made After Dozens Involved In Fights In Old Sacramento
• Boulder Man Robert Hicks Arrested After Suspected Murder
• Suspects Sought In Valentine's Day Armed Robbery At McDonald's In Frederick County
• Teams Of Active-Duty Troops Heading To New Jersey To Help Administer COVID Vaccines
• Travel Restrictions In Place For New Jersey As More Winter Weather Set To Make For Treacherous Roads
• 16-Year-Old Shot In The Head, Killed In Broad Daylight In Baltimore
• NH Man Charged With Leaving 1-Year-Old In Car While At Liquor Store
• Texas National Guard Deployed To Help Get Residents To Warmth, Power Issues Continue Due To Winter Weather
• Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner Proposes $100 Million Public-Private Partnership To Help Prevent Crime
• COVID-19 Vaccination Site Opens At Dignity Health Sports Park In Carson
• State Police Locate 82-Year-Old Nila Ross
• St. Cloud State-Ohio State WCHA Women's League Series Canceled Due To COVID Protocols
• Pennsylvania's Republican Party May Meet To Discuss Censuring Sen. Pat Toomey Over Impeachment Vote
• University Of Chicago, DePaul Cancel Classes Due To Snowstorm Pounding Area
• Man Seriously Injured In SW Baltimore Shooting Monday Afternoon
• Two Storms Will Bring Ice, Snow To New England This Week
• U Of M's New Apple Gets A Name: Triumph
• 3-Year-Old Boy Injured In Somerset County Shooting Monday Morning, State Police Say
• Space Heater Investigated As Everyone Escapes Burning Home In Greeley
• Pittsburgh Weather: Winter Storm Round 2 Could Drop Significant Ice Accumulations Across Region
• Maryland Weather: Second Round Of Wintry Weather In The Forecast
• COVID Vaccine: Marin County Expands Eligibility To Those 65 and Older
• New Winter Storm Warning Goes Into Effect For North Texas Tuesday Evening
• Pelosi: Independent Commission Will Examine Capitol Riot
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: San Francisco Mass Vaccination Sites On Pause; Newsom Recall Effort Gaining Momentum; Battle Over In-Person Schooling
• Sen. Padilla Named Chair of Immigration Subcommittee
• COVID Testing: Santa Clara County Begins Using Saliva Samples at Certain Sites
• UPDATE: Crews Extinguish Fire After Shutting Down Santa Clara Street in San Jose
• United Airlines Launches In-Airport Passenger COVID Testing
• Pentagon authorizes more troops to assist with vaccine effort
• Non-Essential Businesses Urged To Conserve Power As Outages Continue Throughout North Texas
• Texas' Winter Blast Halts Delivery Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• LAPD Investigating Report Of George Floyd 'Valentine'
• State Lawmakers To Focus On COVID Relief When They Return To Work Tuesday
• Police Investigate Shooting Outside Salem Restaurant
• Antioch Police Investigate Shooting That Left 1 Dead, 1 Injured
• Record Breaking Number Of Frostbite Patients Treated At UCHealth After Temps Dip Below Zero Over The Weekend
• Mercedes-Benz Issues Recall Due To Problem With Emergency Call System
• Colorado Weather: Monday Starts Colder Than The North Pole, Slight Warmup Ahead
• Health Measures Expected To Continue In Colorado Schools Next Year, Even With Student Vaccinations
• Second Egg Laid At Hays Bald Eagles' Nest
• Metallic Valentine's Balloon Cuts Power To Thousands In Central California
• Massive House Fire Spreads To Three Homes In Tarentum
• City Of LA COVID Vaccine Sites To Focus Almost Entirely On Second Doses This Week
• Weekend Avalanche Deaths In The Backcountry Bring Total To 10 Fatalities In Colorado This Season
• Free Days At Chicago's Shedd Aquarium Next Week
• URI Establishes Scholarship For Black Pharmacy Students
• Report: Anti-BLM Group Allegedly Threatens Production Of Kaepernick's New Netflix Series
• Smaller Utilities Ask Customers To Conserve Power During Subzero Temps
• Nixon Library Celebrates President's Day With 'Meet The Presidents' Livestream
• Greater-Alarm Apartment Fire Erupts In South LA, Residents Safely Escape
• 'Revenge Bedtime Procrastination' Could Be Robbing You Of Precious Sleep Time
• Wisconsin Wolf Hunt Set To Start Next Week, But Legal Fight Continues
• Towson University Will Reopen For Full In-Person Learning, Residential Living In Fall 2021
• Report: Bill Belichick Adding Bo Hardegree To Patriots Coaching Staff
• LA County Super Sites Administering Only Second COVID Doses; FEMA Site To Open At Cal State LA Tuesday
• Youth Choir 'Vocal Coalition' Spreads Message Of Unity, Amplifies Music Of Colorado Songwriters
• DFW Weather: Area Seeing Historically Cold Temperatures, Wind Chill Warning In Effect
• Penguins Forward Bryan Rust Named NHL's Third Star Of The Week
• Missing Howard County Man Paul Mfodwo Found Dead, No Foul Play Suspected
• 5000-year-old "industrial-scale" brewery unearthed in Egypt
• COVID-19 In Illinois: State Surpasses 20,000 Deaths, But Infection Rate And Hospitalizations Continue To Fall
• Michael Jordan gifts $10 million for new medical clinics in hometown
• Ohio Elections Chief Again Orders Limits On Ballot Drop Boxes
• 'Move, Move, Move': How Workers Are Staying Warm During Minnesota's Frigid Streak
• Mary Calvi's 'Dear George, Dear Mary' Focus Of New Documentary
• Wrentham Outlets 'Smash And Grab' Being Investigated By Police
• C.J. Cron Agrees To Minor League Deal With Rockies
• Select Sacramento Sheriff Units To Start Wearing Body Cameras On Monday
• Cori Gordon, 28-Year-Old Business Owner, Shares Key To Success: 'I Only Show Up As My Authentic Self'
• Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala becomes first woman, African to lead WTO
• Search Continues For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Struck, Killed Nicki Minaj's Father In Mineola
• Dropkick Murphys Streaming Free Virtual Concert This St. Patrick's Day
• Bronx Home Invasion Suspects Tie Up Victim, Steal $4,000, Police Say
• Virtual President's Day: National Parks Service Releases Videos To Celebrate George Washington's Birthday
• 1 Week After 'Senseless Attack', Allina Health Invites Minnesotans To Show Support For Buffalo Community
• NH Snowmobilers Urged To 'Ride Within Their Limits' After 5 Injured In Crashes
• A's Extend Petit's Contract With $2.55M, One-Year Deal
• ERCOT Expects Controlled Outages To Continue Rest Of Monday, Possibly Through Tuesday
• SEE IT: 8-Year-Old Cavanaugh Bell Honored With Governor's Citation For His Charity Work During Pandemic, Anti-Bullying Campaign
• Newlyweds Brave Chilly Valentine's Day To Tie The Knot Atop Loveland Ski Area
• New York City Sanitation Crews Prepare For Incoming Ice Storm
• Marciarose Shestack, First Woman Anchor In Philadelphia, Celebrates 90th Birthday On Monday!
• Free COVID-19 Testing Event In Cicero Postponed Due To Heavy Snow
• Boston College Fires Basketball Head Coach Jim Christian
• Career Opportunities With 84 Lumber
• Avalanche Get Shut Out, Lose To Golden Knights 1-0
• NASA's Perseverance rover closes in on Mars
• Rookie Zeke Nnaji Scores 16, Nikola Jokic Records Another Triple-Double As Nuggets Defeat Lakers
• COVID In MN: 914K+ Total Vaccine Doses Administered As MDH Reports 2 Deaths, 611 More Cases
• Man Struck, Killed While Walking Along I-95
• Man Injured In West Kendall Shooting
• 22-Year-Old Delaware Man Arrested In Series Of Jewelry Store Thefts, Evesham Township Police Say
• COVID-19 In Allegheny County: Health Department Vaccinating People 65 Years Plus At Monroeville Clinic
• Mikaela Shiffrin sets U.S. record with 6th skiing world championship
• CDC Issues Warning About Cheeses Such As Queso Fresco Due To Listeria
• Chicago Weather: Winter Storm Warning In Effect; Heavy Snowfall Bringing 8-12 Inches
• Chicago Weekend Violence; 4 Killed, 10 Wounded In Weekend Shootings
• 'A Very Exciting Thing': Former South Florida Real Estate Agent Now Searches For Monster Pythons At Night
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Students Return To Classrooms On University Of Colorado Boulder Campus
• Pennsylvania Weather: Ice Storm Warning Issued For Parts Of Delaware Valley For 1st Time In 10 Years
• 'Revenge Bedtime Procrastination' Could Be Robbing You Of Precious Sleep Time
• Outreach Groups Help Unhoused People Amidst Subzero Temperatures
• Kids Are Going Without Dental Care During The Pandemic
• Impeachment Isn't The Final Word On Capitol Riot For Trump
• Presidents Day 2021: What's Open And Closed
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 394 More Cases, No Additional Deaths Over 48 Hours
• Study: Pfizer vaccine 94% effective at preventing symptomatic infections
• Take A Look At Lake Tahoe Rink, Which Will Host Bruins-Flyers This Weekend
• Portion Of I-79 Northbound Reopens Following Tractor-Trailer Accident
• Fit February: How Much Sleep We Really Need
• LOCATED: Marsha Tate, 15, Reported Missing Sunday From Lawndale
• Gusty Winds Possible Monday Across Southland
• Batch Of Homegrown COVID Mutations Seen In US, Researchers Say
• San Francisco Police Search For Suspect Who Stabbed Community Worker in the Face
• Cheltenham High School Temporarily Moving Back To Remote Instruction Due To Inconsistent Staffing
• Google and Facebook reportedly "very close" to deal to pay for news content
• New Yorkers With Certain Underlying Health Conditions Now Eligible For COVID Vaccination
• 60 Seconds with Simone Biles
• WATCH: Rhode Island Restaurant Workers Surprised With Bonuses
• Pat Russell, First Woman To Serve As LA City Council President, Dies at 97
• Colorado State University Closed On Monday Due To Cold Temperatures
• Report: Arsenic, Lead, Toxic Metals Exist In Some Baby Food Including Gerber, Walmart, Beech-Nut Brands
• Might A Veteran Tight End Become Available For Patriots This Offseason?
• San Jose's Good Samaritan Hospital Closes COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic Following Scandal
• Nearly A Third Of US Adults Undecided About Getting The COVID-19 Vaccine: What Could Sway Them?
• Wyoming's first Black sheriff: "We're here to keep the peace"
• Are you an immigrant or a member of a marginalized community struggling to get your COVID-19 Vaccination? We want to hear from you
• ¿Es usted un inmigrante tratando de obtener una vacuna contra el COVID-19? Queremos hablar con usted.
• 'It Was Just Magic': Couple Reunites After 53 Years Apart, Finds Biological Daughter
• Hundreds Of People Volunteering To Escort Elderly Asian Americans To Keep Them Safe
• Ceres Man, 79, Killed In Crash Near Keyes
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 7.4K Total Deaths Linked To Coronavirus In Maryland As Hospitalizations, Positivity Rate Continue To Decline
• Recipe: Cauliflower Crust Margherita Pizza
• Mutilated Pelicans Found At Florida Pier Dubbed 'Death Row'
• Truck Fire Snarls Cross Bronx Expressway
• 'Everything But The Kitchen Sink': Pair Of Storms Headed To Southern New England
• Weather Blog: More Winter Storms
• Minnesota Weather: Wind Chill Advisory Extended Through Monday, Warm-Up Begins Tuesday
• Deputies Find $300,000 Worth Of Pot In Pueblo County Home
• 1 Dead, 2 Hurt After Shooting Outside Laundromat In West Philadelphia
• Temperatures 'Dangerously Cold,' More Winter Weather On The Way
• Aurora Police Arrest Jerome Johnson Nearly Month After Fatal Shooting At Beeler & Colfax
• PTL Links: February 15, 2021
• 'You've Already Been Through So Much': Single Moms Get Some Love This Valentine's Day
• 'Something Like This Shouldn't Happen': Neighbors Rattled After Shooting Victim Crashes Through Stockton Yard
• Rain Wets Bay Area Roads As Latest Weather System Rolls Through
• LAPD Launches Probe Into Post Depicting George Floyd With 'You Take My Breath Away' Caption
• Hundreds Rally in San Francisco to Support Asian Community After Violent Attacks
• Police: Large Group Of Minors Fight In Old Sacramento, Cause Road Closures
• Framingham Police Locate Missing Cafe Owner
• Police Locate Endangered 27-Year-Old Woman Reported Missing In Blair County
• Fort Worth Firefighters Safely Remove 2 Raccoons From Home That Crashed Through Ceiling
• Car Hits, Kills Man On PCH In Pacific Palisades Then Ends Up On Beach
• Guinea confirms 3 dead from Ebola, first cases in 5 years
• Obamacare enrollment reopens for Americans needing coverage in pandemic
• Educators Concerned About Families Traveling With February Vacation Underway
• 1 Injured In House Fire In Greenwood Village
• Crews Brave Bitter Cold To Knock Down 2 House Fires In The Twin Cities
• New York Weather: Monday Afternoon Presidents Day 2/15 CBS2 Weather Headlines
• Anthony Davis Reinjures Achilles As Nuggets Take Down Lakers
• Oklahoma activates National Guard as temperatures plunge
• Dating Renaissance Amid The Coronavirus Pandemic
• 2 People Killed In Fatal Sunday Night Crash Near San Jose
• Burr faces censure by North Carolina GOP for voting to convict Trump
• Police Searching For Suspects Wanted In Smash And Grab Robbery At Upper Darby Foot Locker
• Duchess Of Sussex Meghan Markle Expecting 2nd Child, A Sibling For Archie
• Bill Gates: How the world can avoid a climate disaster
• Coast Guard Searching For Cuban Migrants In Waters Off Key West
• Nicki Minaj's father killed by hit-and-run driver, police say
• Russian cargo ship heads for space station, loaded with supplies
• Tensions rise in Myanmar after military vehicle sightings
• Huge underdog wins Daytona 500, bypassing fiery final lap pileup
• Biden calls on Congress to ban assault weapons
• Chicago Weather: Warming Centers Staying Open Monday Amid Winter Storm
• Chicago Weather: Slick Road Conditions Amid Winter Storm; Fire Threats Continue As Cold Temps Linger
• Parkland School Shooting Victims Remembered At Local Events
• LA County: Northridge Hospital Violated Tier System By Vaccinating Teachers, School Staff
• Missing Garland Woman Melania Nyajana, 81, Found Safe
• Woman Taken Into Custody Outside Hospital In Montebello After Chase, Standoff
• Indiana State Department Of Health Acknowledges Glitches In New Death Records System, Adding Staff To Address Problems
• Celebrating Black History Makers: Kelly Fair Devoted Her Life To Empowering Young Girls With Polished Pebbles Program
• Coast Guard: 16 people missing off Florida coast; 1 rescued
• Tunch Ilkin Part Of A Close-Knit Group Of Friends Who Find Strength In Numbers Together
• 'Fighting To Restore Power,' ERCOT Calls For Rotating Outages As Extreme Winter Weather Forces Generating Units Offline
• Exercising Caution, Safety While Trying To Stay Warm During Winter Storms
• Man Hospitalized After Shooting Along Interstate 93 In Boston
• More Than 2 Million Women Have Left Workforce During The Pandemic; But Employers Waking Up To Need For Daycare
• National Constitution Center Celebrates Presidents' Day With Special Programming
• At Camp David Retreat, Biden Hangs Out, Shows He's Got Game
• Pittsburgh Weather: Winter Storm Warning In Effect As Snow, Freezing Rain, Ice Expected For Western Pa.
• Firefighters Rescue Trapped Person After Crash In Glenolden, Delaware County
• Tarentum Council Approves Craft Beer Festival To Take Place Later This Year
• Miami Beach Police To Enforce Coronavirus Guidelines During Holiday Weekend
• Jazz Beat Heat 112-94 For Seventh Straight Victory
• Two killed in Colorado avalanches but third uses wits to survive
• Winter Storm Warning Issued For Pittsburgh Area Ahead Of Expected Major Overnight Snowfall
• Police: Child, 12, Wounded In Apparent Accidental Shooting
• PennDOT, City Of Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co. Public Works Crews Preparing For Upcoming Winter Storm
• Virus Cases, Hospital Stays Keep Dropping In West Virginia
• Remembering The Three Pittsburgh Firefighters Killed 26 Years Ago In Bricelyn Street Blaze
• Penguins Open Season With Five Straight Home Wins For 5th Time In Franchise History
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• Duquesne University Shifting Classes To Virtual Learning Ahead Of Winter Storm
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Videos from February 15, 2021

• White House and Congress eye next moves after concluding Trump's impeachment trial
• 2/15: Red and Blue
• Millions in Texas lose power during major winter storm and record low temperatures
• Experts warn of "homegrown" COVID variants as states expands access to vaccines
• New Orleans turns Mardi Gras into COVID-friendly celebration
• Law professor: Trump could face lawsuits from Capitol riot victims
• Meghan Markle and Prince Harry expecting second child
• Israel's vaccine rollout shows signs of success
• Republican senators face backlash after voting to convict Trump
• New variants discovered in U.S. raise fears over COVID mutations
• Deadly winter weather pushes toward Northeast after lashing South
• Cuomo admits "mistake" in not releasing nursing home death data
• What's next in Washington after Trump's second impeachment acquittal
• Capitol riot squad officers speak out in new investigative report
• New COVID-19 cases fall as the nation struggles to vaccinate Americans
• Researchers warn against easing COVID-19 restrictions too soon as variants spread
• Former President Trump's legal problems continue after acquittal
• Trump acquittal further polarizes Republican party
• Royal family welcomes news Meghan Markle and Prince Harry expecting second child
• Cybersecurity expert on Russian hack, other cyber threats facing the U.S.
• Group of Republicans look to form anti-Trump party
• Scientists identify 7 coronavirus variants that originated in U.S., new study says
• 60 Seconds with Simone Biles
• A minute with Bill Gates
• Trump faces other potential legal problems following impeachment trial
• GOP faces fallout from Trump's impeachment as Biden focuses on his agenda
• When NYC diner owner dies from COVID-19, his son gets inspiration to keep business open
• Worldview: Myanmar protesters fight on; Ebola epidemic reemerges; glass ceiling shattered at WTO
• Heather McGhee, author of "The Sum of Us," on the economic costs of racism
• Michael Jordan announces $10 million donation to open health clinics in his hometown
• United becomes first U.S. airline to offer COVID-19 testing access in airport
• Epidemiologist on new CDC school guidelines, COVID-19 variants and vaccine
• Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's second child will be dual citizen, eighth in line for throne
• Former top cybersecurity official on why U.S. intelligence missed Russia's SolarWinds hack
• Potential legal battles for former President Trump
• Multiple states declare emergencies as an arctic blast brings historic winter weather
• Trump acquitted in second impeachment trial, seven Republicans join Democrats to convict
• Lafayette, Louisiana among cities ignoring pleas to make masks mandatory
• After Trump's acquittal in Senate trial, what comes next?
• 2/15: CBSN AM