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Articles from February 16, 2021

• Store Owner In Critical Condition After Being Shot During Robbery In Vallejo
• Yolo County To Begin Vaccinating Frontline Workers
• COVID: Long Lines, Long Waits At Levi's Stadium Mass Vaccination Site
• California Real Estate Market Booming Even As COVID-19 Pandemic Continues
• Driver Knocks Over Utility Pole, Causing Small Outage In South LA Neighborhood After Leading Police On Chase
• Aurora Doctor Hands Out Flyers Notifying Residents In 80010 Zip Code His Facility Has The COVID Vaccine
• Hate Crimes Against Asian Americans Continue To Be On The Rise During Pandemic
• Flags Will Be Lowered Across Colorado Thursday After Death Of Former State Rep. Val Vigil
• James, Lakers, Fend Off Timberwolves 112-104 Minus Davis
• 25-Year-Old Arrested On Suspicion Of DUI After Crashing Into Simi Valley Home
• LA County Elementary Schools Get Green Light To Reopen, But LAUSD Says It Won't Open Campuses Until Staff Vaccinated
• High-Speed Pursuit Suspect Crashes Into Fire Hydrant In Rancho Cordova
• Fewer Summit County Gyms, Salons Taking Advantage Of 5 Star Program
• Questionable COVID Results - More Concerning Whistleblower Allegations From State COVID Lab
• Denver's Matt Nyman, Delta Force Veteran And Adaptive Mountaineer, To Receive Arlington Military Funeral
• FEMA-Run COVID Vaccine Super Site Opens At Cal State LA
• Jonathan Quick Makes 28 Saves, Kings Blank Wild 4-0
• DNA May Link Coyote That Bit Little Girl In Moraga To At Least 3 Other Attacks
• I-76 Shooting: Isaiah Trujillo-Tucson And Alexis Fernandez Arrested, Charged With Firing At Another Driver
• St. Paul Police: 2 Kids Safe After Thief Steals Unattended Minivan
• Chicago Weather: Snow Returns
• Cubs, White Sox Pitchers And Catchers Report To Spring Training Wednesday; Lucas Giolito Is Ready To Go For Sox
• 4 Teens Accused Of Carjacking Woman, Leading Police On Pursuit In Stockton
• Cockburn, Dosunmu Lead No. 5 Illini Past Northwestern
• Lakers Fend Off Timberwolves 112-104
• Trump Unloads On 'Dour, Sullen And Unsmiling' McConnell
• Riverside County Nears 290K Total COVID-19 Cases, Ventura Hits 75K
• Reviews Find Poor Oversight Of California Prisons And Jails
• Dallas Police Arrest Roger Allison For Valentine's Day Murder Of His Wife
• COVID Check Colorado On A Mission To Vaccinate: 'We Move Fast'
• Devils Deal Rangers Fourth Straight Loss
• Widespread 4-7 Inches Of Snow Likely In Southern New England Thursday Into Friday
• Education Advocates Call On Gov. Jared Polis To Tackle Learning Loss This Summer
• Sorokin Stops 20 Shots For 1st NHL Win; Isles Beat Sabres
• Energy Storage Becomes Hot Topic As Sub-Zero Temperatures Force Utility Conservation
• Sacramento City Council Approves $31M Expansion Of Rental Assistance Program
• Series Of Gun Violence Across New York City Leaves At Least 8 Injured In Single Day
• As Indoor Restaurant Capacity Expands Again Due To Falling COVID Cases, Some Restaurateurs Say It Will Make A Difference
• Fire Destroys Multiple Townhomes In Duncanville, No One Hurt
• Woodland Park Mayor Val Carr Dies After Battle With COVID-19
• With Newsom's Recall Looming CA Lawmakers Vote To Distribute Mail-In Ballots In 2021
• Aliquippa Residents Still Concerned About Lead Levels In Drinking Water After Service Lines Replaced
• LA Sheriff's Deputies Shoot At Allegedly Armed Person In City Of Industry
• Animatronic Pets Providing Sense Of Companionship To Senior Community Residents
• Almost 3 Years After Movie Set Fire Took Life Of FDNY Firefighter, City Council Set To Vote On New Regulations
• 24 Hours After Snowstorm, Residents On Buried Side Streets Feel Forgotten
• California Approves Mailed Ballots For 2021 As Recall Looms
• 'To Say We're Not First Responders Is Crazy': Calls Growing Louder To Have South Florida Officers Next In Line For Vaccine
• Miami PD: Officers Shoot, Kill Armed Robbery Suspect
• Parts Of NE Broward County Under Boil Water Order After Lightning Strike Hits Water Treatment Plant
• NYPD To Add 644 Additional Officers To Subway System Patrol
• Jordan McNair Death: How His Parents Are Turning Their Grief Into Hope After Losing Son To Heatstroke In 2018
• North Wildwood's St. Patrick's Day Parade To Be Held Despite Ongoing Pandemic, Organizers Say
• With Alleys Impassable And City Pickup Suspended, Chicagoans' Trash Is Piling Up After Snowstorm
• Capitol Riot Suspect From Howard County Accused of Assaulting Police Pleads Not Guilty, Asks Judge To Release Him To His Mother's Home
• More Severe Cases Of COVID-Related Disease MIS-C Reappearing In Children In Tri-State Area
• Some Maryland School Districts Begin Hybrid Learning Tuesday
• LAUSD Board Votes To Cut School Police Force, Divert Funds To Black Student Achievement Plan
• Watch: Ice Skater Cruises Over Frozen Waves On Lake Superior
• Exclusive: Shinnecock Indian Nation's Plan To Develop Casino On Southampton Reservation Draws Concern From Locals
• 1 Man Killed, 1 Injured In Greater Grand Crossing Fast-Food Restaurant Parking Lot Shooting
• COVID Vaccine In New Jersey: Some Appointments Postponed In Monmouth County Due To Vaccine Shipment Delay
• Maryland House Bill Aims To Legalize Cannabis, Expunge Convictions
• LAPD Pursuit Of Suspected Stolen Vehicle Ends In Del Rey With Driver In Custody
• Twin Cities Carjacking Victim Decries 'Slap On The Wrist' For Violent Teen Offender
• Snowstorm Didn't Stop People From Lining Up For Paczki This Fat Tuesday
• Bill Portlock Reflects On Career Photographing, Studying The Chesapeake Bay
• 11 People Rescued From Flooded Street After 48-Inch Water Main Breaks In North Philadelphia
• Why Do People Eat Fish On Fridays During Lent?
• Illinois U.S. Rep. Adam Kinzinger Shunned By Own Family Members For Criticism Of Former President Trump
• Ferrer Says LA County Could Begin Vaccinating Teachers In Coming Weeks
• Denver Allocates $24 Million To Help With Housing & Shelter Needs
• North Texas First Responders Report Significant Increase In Calls For Carbon Monoxide Poisoning, Hypothermia
• Ross Township Approves Using Community Center For 6-Day-A-Week Coronavirus Vaccine Site
• Number Of People Experiencing Homelessness Up 6%
• Brown Scores 27, Celtics Outlast Jokic, Nuggets 112-99
• Stockton Teen Works With Animal Shelter To Start Community Service Fostering Program For High Schoolers
• Winter Weather Blitz Causes Ford To Shutdown Plants
• Sheriff: Missing Man Found Dead Near Western Wisconsin Lake
• North Texans Flock To Warming Centers Avoiding Another Frigid Night In Homes With No Power
• Suffolk County Sheriff's Department: 100 Doses Of COVID-19 Vaccine Spoiled
• Colorado Tax Experts Warn Of Changes To Consider When Filing 2020 Taxes
• Chicago Tribune Owner Agrees To Purchase By Hedge Fund Alden Global Capital
• UPDATE: Shooting Follows Home Invasion Robbery In San Francisco's Visitacion Valley; 1 Arrested, 2 Others Sought
• State To Provide Vaccine Education, Outreach, $1M To COVID Hot Spots
• 2,000 Bucks County Residents Turned Away From Scheduled COVID Vaccine Appointments Due To Glitches
• 'Badger Bounceback: Gov. Evers Calls For More Education Spending, $1B Tax Hike
• Snow Removal Continues Following 7-Inch Accumulation
• Neighbors Evacuate As Fire Crews Get Upper Hand On Apartment Fire In Oakland
• Sheary, Vrana Score As Capitals Beat Penguins 3-1
• Champlin Man Pleads Guilty In Paycheck Protection Fraud Case
• Section Of Imperial Highway Near LAX To Close For 5 Days For Metro Work
• Former Palmdale Mayor Jim Ledford Pleads Not Guilty In Corruption Case
• ERCOT President Welcomes Investigation Into Mass Power Outages In Texas
• South Africa COVID Variant Found In Massachusetts
• Morales Carries Wagner Over Mount St. Mary's 61-39
• Wiggins Helps Maryland Pull Away To Beat Nebraska 64-50
• Derrick Woods, Man Accused Of Killing Infant At West Sacramento Motel, Arrested
• Truck Split In Half In Fatal Crash: Northbound I-25 Reopens After 3 Hour Closure In Larimer County
• Fauci pushes back timeline for widespread vaccinations
• Vote-By-Mail Change Sparks Senate Debate
• Vacation Rental Proposal On The Move In Senate
• Shut Down And Shut In: Some Mental Health Impacts May Linger Long-Term
• CPW Investigates Mountain Lion Attacks On Dogs In Estes Park
• Update: Federal-State Mass Vaccination Sites Open In Oakland, Los Angeles
• OC's COVID-19 Positivity Rate Now Qualifies To Move Into Red Tier As Cases Continue To Decline
• Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont Receives First Dose Of COVID Vaccine
• Search On For Hughson Fatal Stabbing Suspect
• Stolen Car, With Dog Inside, Found After Eden Prairie Gas Station Theft
• Jayson Tatum Is Still Feeling Some Lingering Effects Of COVID-19
• Original Oyster House Reopens In Pittsburgh After Closing In January
• Apple Offering Free Mail-In Repairs For Some Watch Users Experiencing Charging Issues
• Howard County Public Schools Teachers, Parents Voice Concerns Over Plans To Return To In-Person Learning
• Company Agrees Not To Place Guards At Minnesota Voting Sites
• COVID: Bilingual Outreach Teams Get Vital Information To More South Bay Residents
• Reward Offered For Information About Deadly Rocklin Hit-And-Run Crash
• Captain Pleads Not Guilty To 34 Counts Of Manslaughter In Boat Fire
• Police Searching For Witness After Random, Violent Attack In Lynn
• Postal Service Resumes Door-To-Door Delivery On Street In Beechview 3 Months After Dog Bites Mail Carrier
• Maryland State Police Asking For Public's Help Investigating Unsolved Fatal Hit-And-Run Crashes
• 75-Year-Old Woman Grazed By Bullet On Lower East Side
• Firefighters Rescue Dog From House Fire In Orangevale
• Maryland Bill Would Allow Local Jurisdictions To Make Decisions About Distribution, Sales Of Tobacco Products
• Dr. Fauci: COVID Vaccine Rollout Could Soon Speed Up Nationwide
• US Marshals Increase Reward For Person Of Interest In Murder Of Yale Student
• ERCOT Needs To Better Winterize Power Grid & Add Capacity, SMU Energy Expert Says
• Black Franchise Owner In Ohio Sues McDonald's, Cites Persistent Bias
• 'Vaccine Helpers' Assist With Registering For COVID Vaccine, Finding Appointment
• Morgan State Among Several Historically Black Colleges And Universities To Receive Grant To Preserve Campus
• Black History Is Our History: Bronx-Born Alicia Guevara First Woman To Run Big Brothers Big Sisters Of New York City
• Employers Struggle To Fill Open Positions Despite Colorado's 8.4% Unemployment Rate
• Firefighter Injured Battling House Fire In Annapolis, Officials Say
• Driver Of Stolen Car Killed In Horrific San Pablo Crash Following Police Chase
• Denver City Council Approves Emergency Rental Assistance Program To Help Those Impacted By COVID
• 'Like Every Pipe In Colorado Froze': Plumbers Working Double Time After Frigid Weather
• What To Do, And What Not To Do, To Protect Your Home Amid Massive Snow, Cold
• 'Let's Commit To Getting To The Finish Line': Health Officials In LA County Optimistic, Reminding Locals To Keep Taking COVID-19 Precautions
• 'For Those Gathered in the Wind': Miami Artist T. Eliott Mansa's Exhibition Honors Black Lives Lost Throughout American History
• Cranberry Township Fire Department Set To Open $450,000 Burn Building This Summer
• Over 15,000 Pennsylvanians Have Left The Republican Party In 2021
• Sacramento County Teachers Now Eligible For Vaccine
• 'The Checks Are So Miserly' | Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot Says State's COVID Relief Stimulus Checks Aren't Enough
• Denver Weather: Light Snow Possible For Denver Through Wednesday
• Northeast Minneapolis Icon Ideal Diner Gets Boost From Barstool Sports
• Owners Of Businesses Damaged During Civil Unrest Plea For State Aid To Rebuild
• Roof Collapses At Vacant Building in South Shore
• Woman Found Dead In Home That Burned In Southwest Fort Worth
• Post-Pandemic Shopping: Stores Reinventing To Create A Customer-Focused Experience
• Federal Officials Warn Winter Weather Could Cause COVID-19 Vaccine Shipment Delays
• Heavy Snow Blamed For Roof Collapse At Glen Grove Equestrian Center In Morton Grove
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Narrows Vaccine Distribution To Hospitals And Healthcare Giants
• How Long Could COVID-19 Vaccine Delays Last In Chicago In Wake Of Snowstorm?
• Towson Men's Basketball Temporarily Stops Team Activities Due To Positive COVID-19 Test
• Conception Dive Boat Captain Pleads Not Guilty To Seaman's Manslaughter Charges
• Former Boston Prosecutor Indicted On Rape, Burglary Charges
• East Sacramento Domestic Incident Suspect Shot By Police Officers After Chase, Expected To Survive
• 'Quarantine 15' Increasingly Turning Into 'Quarantine 25' For Some Children
• 1-Year-Old Girl Drowns In Pembroke Pines
• 250 South Florida High School Football Players Show Off Skills At Orange Bowl Showcase
• 'We Turned On The Water, Nothing Came Out': Record-Low Temps Have North Texans Facing Frozen Pipes
• Fentanyl Warning: Boulder County High School Holding Emergency Zoom Meeting
• 3 Arrested In Fatal Beating Of Long Beach Man In West Hollywood
• Polar Vortex Delays Shipments Of COVID Vaccine To Colorado
• Philadelphia Water Department Wants Customers To Pay More Money Over Next Two Years
• DFL Lawmakers Introduce Drug Price Regulation Board
• Bensalem Police Dog Credited With Catching Burglary Suspect In Unusual Spot
• Jeffco Public Schools Working To Return To Fully In-Person Learning
• Boy, 17, Arrested In Amador County For Sacramento Shooting; Woman Accused Of Resisting Officer
• Winter Storm Delays Colorado's COVID Vaccine Shipments
• D'Angelo Russell To Miss 4-6 Weeks Following Knee Surgery
• Chicago Weather: City Begins Clearing Side Streets
• Dodger Players Surprise UCLA Health Patients With Virtual Valentine's Day Weekend Visit
• KDKA Fish Fry Guide 2021
• Restaurant owner helps hungry homeless with tamale purchases
• 'Taking Care Of Each Other': Volunteers Clear Snow For Chicago's Seniors And The Disabled
• Couple Featured In New Fenway Park Ad Excited By Positive Reactions
• Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Wants La Placita's Mural To Stay Up After City Sends Order It Must Be Painted Over
• Bill Would End Tax Increases For Companies Researching Disease
• Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava Meets With Officials About Increase In Violence
• Chicago Public Schools To Resume In-Person Learning Wednesday For Pre-K, Cluster Students After Snowstorm Closure
• Man Accused Of Firing Shots Into Occupied Vehicle
• Towns Frustrated By Lack Of COVID Vaccines Directed Toward Small Sites
• Pembroke Pines Townhouse Fire Reignites After Displacing Six Families, Killing Cat
• Paterson, N.J. Police Officers Accused Of Unprovoked Assault On 19-Year-Old In December
• Vandals Target St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church
• 'We Were Elated': COVID Vaccines Give Hope To Minnesota Seniors
• Former Pa. Priest Who Pleaded Guilty To Assaulting 2 Altar Boys Sentenced To 5 Years' Probation
• Gillette Stadium COVID Vaccine Site Celebrates Milestone
• 'My Face Is Freezing': North Texans Share Misery Of Lengthy Power Outages
• OC DA Todd Spitzer Blasts LA County's George Gascon After Special Circumstances Dismissed In Murder Case Against Sexual Predator Kenneth Rasmuson
• Many Cars Still Trapped As Chicago Side Streets Still Not Cleared Of Snow
• Animal Therapy At Allaire Community Farm Working Wonders For Folks Stressed Out By Pandemic: 'Let The Animals Work Their Magic'
• Open For Business: Old Soul Decor Has Everything You Need To Beautify Your Home
• COVID In Delaware: FEMA To Help With Drive-Thru Vaccination Site At Dover International Speedway
• Anonymous Tip Leads Police To Man Who Illegally Hunted Squirrels With Blow Darts
• Outgoing Florida Emergency Management Director Jared Moskowitz To Work Through April
• COVID In Florida: 6,297 Additional Cases, 225 New Deaths Reported Tuesday
• George Floyd Case: Prosecutors File To Appeal Decision Not To Reinstate 3rd-Degree Murder Charges
• Moment Of Silence In Schools Backed In Florida House
• Authorities Identify One Of Two People Killed In Sunday Night Crash Near San Jose
• 'A Snow Day For Me': Evanston Residents, City Workers Dig Out After The Storm
• COVID Vaccination Site Opens At Worcester State University
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: St. Clair Hospital Hopes To Vaccinate 2,000 People In Group 1A This Week
• Trust The Name Of The Game In Newark, Where Police And The Community Are Coming Together
• Housing Market Saw Unexpected Boom Amid Coronavirus Pandemic, Experts Say
• Census Bureau's deadline to deliver data likely to impact upcoming elections
• Man Says He Was Kicked Off United Airlines Flight For Wearing Specialty Mask By Baltimore Inventor
• Wawa Launching Burger Chainwide As Part Of New Dinner Platform
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 3-Day Total Of 6,893 Cases, 54 Deaths
• Black History Is Our History: New York City Marathon Director Remembers Trailblazing Long-Distance Runner Ted Corbitt
• Families Of Buffalo Shooting Victims Offer 'Heartfelt Thanks' For Community's Support
• Debate Over Pot Potency Flares Again In Florida House Of Representatives
• Party Carries On In New Orleans With 'Yardi Gras' As Coronavirus Restrictions Limit Traditional Celebrations
• State: Weather Affecting COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution; Publix Suspends Online Reservation System
• Biden Extends Foreclosure Ban For Federally Backed Mortgages Until June 30
• Building Engineer Says New Ventilation Requirements 'Difficult' For Most Philadelphia Restaurants To Achieve
• 2 Masks Now Required At All Federal Courthouses In Southern District Of New York
• 'Real Hope For The Summer': Philly Health Commissioner Predicts Everyone Could Be Vaccinated By End Of July
• Bill Gates says "we need hundreds of Elon Musks"
• 'We Are Doing Incredible Damage': Haverhill Mayor Wants Students Back Full Time By April 1
• DHS scraps Trump-era agreement with ICE officers' union
• Phillies 2021 Season Preview: Team Looks To Avoid 4th-Straight September Collapse To Make Playoffs For First Time Since 2011
• Facebook Group Helps Thousands Of Marylanders Get Questions Answered About COVID-19 Vaccination Process
• Indiana Man Straps On Paramotor To Go Skiing Down Snowy Streets In Noblesville
• For Elderly People In Philadelphia Region, Finding COVID Vaccine Like Trying To Win The Lottery
• Religious Leaders Say Changes For Ash Wednesday, Lenten Season Offer Opportunity For Spiritual Growth
• State Police Search For Driver Involved In Brockton Hit & Run Crash
• Ice Melt, Snow Shovels Hard To Come By In Some Areas
• Charge Dismissed Against Amy Cooper, Woman In Viral Central Park Confrontation, After She Completes 5 Therapy Sessions
• Parents Frustrated In Maplewood-South Orange School District, Which Is All-Remote Indefinitely
• Sheriff's Office: Body Found Inside Burned Structure In Crow Wing County
• Boulder Police: 'Suspicious' Envelopes Taped To Sorority & Fraternity Houses Part Of Scavenger Hunt
• Retired Navy Seal Shares Survival Techniques For North Texans Stranded With No Power
• Over 90% Of Restaurants, Bars, Nightlife Venues Surveyed By NYC Hospitality Alliance Couldn't Afford Rent In December
• Miami Weather: Showers & Storms To Fade Overnight
• PPG Place Ice Rink Extends Season
• Miami-Dade Police Seek Killer In 'Violent And Vicious' Death Of Transgender Woman
• 2 Killed, 1 Hurt In South Minneapolis Shooting
• Deadly Storm That Left Millions In Texas Without Power Spreads Into New England, Deep South
• Alcohol 'To Go' Proposal Moves Closer To Becoming Permanent
• Boat Explodes, Sinks In Richardson Bay; Injured Boater Rescued
• 'Oprah With Meghan And Harry: A CBS Primetime Special' Set To Air March 7th
• Maryland State Police Arrest Elkton Man On Child Pornography Charges
• 3 Arrested Following Armed Robbery Of Redwood City Bakery
• Massachusetts Reports 967 New COVID Cases, 49 Additional Deaths
• Black franchisee accuses McDonald's of racial discrimination
• Massachusetts Is The Most Educated State In America, Ranking Finds
• Boston Barber Seriously Injured After Stabbing Himself In Freak Accident; Client, Colleagues Jump Into Action
• Child Care Facilities Call On Pennsylvania Lawmakers For Financial Assistance
• New Philadelphia Police District Aims To Improve Safety In Kensington Neighborhood
• Philadelphia Weather: Winter Storm Expected To Bring More Snow Across Delaware, Lehigh Valleys On Thursday
• Unique Bonds: Aurora Teenagers Organize Valentine's Day Parade For Seniors
• Chicago Reopening City-Operated Vaccination Sites Wednesday, In Wake Of Huge Snowfall
• City Of Farmington Hills Agrees On Discussion To Study Marijuana Ordinances
• Arrest Made In Murders Of 3 Homeless People Found Stabbed To Death Near Compton Creek Bed
• Dolphins Kicker Sanders Signs $22 Million Deal Through 2026
• Philadelphia 76ers, goPuff Teaming Up To Bring Stadium, Local Favorites Home To Fans
• Welding Sparks Investigated In Fire At Building Under Construction
• Former Philadelphia Police Officer Charles Young Charged For Allegedly Sexually Assaulting Girl For Years
• Police Investigating Shooting That Injures 1 On Pittsburgh's North Side
• Cedars-Sinai: Women Have Lower Normal Blood Pressure Range Than Men
• Reward Offered: Police Investigating Yzeed Sayyaheen's Murder
• Texas Grandmother, 3 Young Children Die In House Fire While Trying To Keep Warm During Outage
• Here's How To Get Girl Scout Cookies In The Sacramento Region
• Hundreds Of COVID Vaccine Appointments In St. Louis County Canceled Due To Delayed Shipment
• Pennsylvania State Police: 45-Year-Old Man Wanted In Home Invasion Of His 80-Year-Old Adoptive Mother In Delaware County
• First Shots Fired In Upcoming Florida Race For Governor?
• Maine's Department Of Education Deems All Counties Safe For In-Person Learning
• UNH Professor Who Allegedly Posed As Woman Of Color On Twitter Resigns
• Authorities Confirm 2 Deaths In Rock County Plane Crash
• Atmos Energy Says Need To Conserve Is 'Urgent'
• Orioles Have 0% Chance Of Making Postseason This Year, FanGraphs Says
• 'Wolf Bites' Food Truck Hits The Road With ProStart Students At Westminster High School
• San Diego Gorillas Recover After Contracting COVID-19
• Cal ISO Encourages Energy Conservation To Help States Struggling With Power Outages In Winter Storm
• 'Don't Just Listen To The Big Cities': Texas Ag Commissioner Sid Miller Calls On Gov. Abbott To Get Power To Farmers
• Gambler Frank Nagy Hits $1.1 Million Jackpot On Progressive Poker Game At Tropicana Casino
• Budget Hearings Begin With Gov. Tom Wolf's Tax Plan Center Stage
• Beloved Detroit Media Icon Dies Day After Getting COVID Vaccine; Autopsy To Determine Cause
• Denver Weather: Air Quality Expected To Quickly Worsen Tuesday, More Snow Possible
• Oakland Police Investigate Two Separate Homicides Since Sunday
• Multiple DFW Area Sporting Events Postponed Due To Severe Winter Weather, Power Outages
• Lafayette Elementary School Closed Due To Weather Issues
• 98% Of RELIEF Act Checks Will Be Processed By Friday. Here's How You Can Check Your Status
• Wind Chill Chart
• History Of Negro League Partly Written At Miami's Dorsey Park
• 'Talking Isn't Usually Enough': New MTV Documentary 'Each And Every Day' Addresses Teen Mental Health & Suicide
• In-N-Out Burger Is Coming To Castle Rock!
• Pittsburgh Steelers Hire Grady Brown As Secondary Coach
• Chicago Weather: Pritzker Issues Statewide Disaster Proclamation Over Heavy Snow, Extreme Cold
• Fort Worth Fire Chief Jim Davis Warns Against Using Car, Fuel Generators To Stay Warm: 'Carbon Monoxide Issues Are Real'
• Don't Let COVID Pandemic Keep You From Reaching Out To Connect
• Man Killed, 2 Hurt After Corvette Loses Control In Garden Grove
• Kobe Bryant, Mookie Betts Rise Above Downtown LA In New Mural
• At Least 1 Parent Dead, 10 Pediatric Patients In Hospital With Carbon Monoxide Poisoning, 'Just Trying To Keep Their Children Warm'
• Suspect In Custody After Shots Fired At Braddock Police Officer
• After 2-Week COVID Delay, Wild Return To Ice Tuesday Night
• Jayson Tatum Still Feeling Some Lingering Effects Of COVID-19
• Broncos Kareem Jackson Reveals How He Spent His First $1 Million Paycheck In The NFL
• USA Today: Pittsburgh Pirates Will Win Just 57 Games This Season
• Actor Gary Sinise Expands Philanthropic Work To Help More Colorado Veterans Suffering From Traumatic Brain Injuries
• COVID Vaccine: San Francisco Partners With Sutter Health at Bayview Mass Vaccination Site
• Court Revives Lawsuit Against Park Nicollet Over Family's 2015 Killing
• Man Found Fatally Stabbed In Hotel Parking Lot After Fight
• LAX Flights Canceled, Delayed Due To Storm Over Most Of The US
• NH Man Allegedly Threatened Woman And Left Severed Rabbit Heads On Her Car
• CDC Issues Warning, Links Certain Cheeses With Multi-State Listeria Outbreak
• Bars & COVID-19 Safety Rules Don't Mix, Study Found
• COVID-19 In California: First FEMA Mass Vaccination Sites Open Amid Supply Shortage
• Harvard Scientists Have New Theory About Comet 'Roughly The Size Of Boston' That Killed Dinosaurs
• 1 Week After Deadly Clinic Attack, Buffalo Observes Moment Of Silence
• Registered Sex Offender Arrested After Alleged Indecent Exposure Outside Vallejo Home
• Apple Offering Free Repairs For Smartwatch Charging Problem
• Armed Robbery Suspect Charged In Deadly New Castle Shooting
• 56th ACM Awards To Air Live From Nashville For The Second Consecutive Year
• Winter storm upends travel, deliveries and shopping across U.S.
• Community Outraged After Dog Freezes To Death
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,348 New COVID-19 Cases, 32 More Deaths
• 22 New Coronavirus Outbreaks Reported In Michigan Schools
• Need A Job? Six Flags Is Hiring 1,500 Employees At Virtual Event
• Construction Worker Injured In Explosion At Ramapo College In N.J.
• 'Disjointed And Cumbersome': Lawmakers Call For Centralized State Vaccine Sign-Up System
• Car Wash Employee Accused Of Driving While Intoxicated And Killing Queens Mother
• WATCH: PennDOT's Ron Young Joins CBS3 To Discuss Recent Winter Storms, Keeping Philadelphia Region Roadways Safe
• 'Unifying America' Comes To CBS On February 17th
• CBS News: 'Unifying America'
• Search Continues For Missing Hollywood Woman Noemi Bolivar Who Has Disappeared Without A Trace
• Chicago Weather: Over 200 Flights Canceled At O'Hare, Midway Airports Tuesday Amid Winter Storm
• Kron Moore On BET's 'The Oval' & Playing Victoria Franklin: 'My Life Literally Changed Overnight'
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• Pittsburgh Weather: Winter Storm Watch Issued For Parts Of Westmoreland, Fayette Counties With Up To 10 Inches Of Snow Forecasted
• Philadelphia Phillies Invite Odubel Herrera To Spring Training Mini-Camp As Non-Roster Invitee
• 'This Is Unacceptable,' Governor Abbott Declares ERCOT Reform An Emergency Item For Texas Power Grid
• 'Once Court Opens, We Are Number One For Trial': Judge In Parkland School Shooting Case Wants Lawyers Prepared In Nikolas Cruz Case
• South LA Dry Cleaner A Staple Of The Community For 7 Decades
• Smoke Detectors Quickly Alert Elk Grove Family About Fire In Their Home
• Child Abuse Reports Plunge In 2020, But Experts Suspect That's Because Teachers, School Staff Aren't Seeing Vulnerable Children In Person
• Austin mayor: Vulnerable residents need power "now" after storm leaves millions in the dark
• UC-Berkeley Officials Lift COVID-19 Residence Halls Quarantine Order
• Subpoenas suggest fresh scrutiny of Trump's Seven Springs estate
• Nuggets See Second Postponement Of A Game This Season Due To COVID
• Girl awakens from coma after crash involving ex-NFL coach
• Chicago Expands Indoor Dining Capacity Again, Citing 'Incredible Progress' In Fight Against COVID-19
• COVID-19 In Allegheny County: People 65 And Older Line Up For Vaccine At Health Department's Castle Shannon Clinic
• Chicago Area Snow Totals: Nearly 18 Inches At Midway Since Sunday, 7.5 Inches At O'Hare
• Celtics Rule Out Daniel Theis For Tuesday's Game Against Nuggets
• Chicago Fire Department Hosts Graduation Ceremony For New Firefighters
• Ice Forces Postponements On Opening Day At Worcester State COVID Vaccination Site
• Anthony Davis May Be Out 3 Weeks After Re-Aggravating Achilles Injury
• Bodies Found In Wooded Area Identified As Missing Couple
• GOP senators face punishment for impeachment vote
• Moderna: 'Short Term Delays' In Vaccine Production Aren't Expected To Impact Monthly Delivery Goals
• Fuel Leaks After Crash, Lanes Of Sunrise Boulevard In Rancho Cordova Closed
• AJ Quetta's Teammates Show Support As Injured Hockey Player Leaves For Atlanta Rehab Facility
• Firefighter Treated For Dehydration While Battling McCandless House Fire
• Holmesburg Bakery Cranking Out Traditional Fat Tuesday Foods For More Than A Century
• LIVE UPDATES: Heavy Lake-Effect Snow Combines With Snowstorm System; Totals Reach Up To 18 Inches
• Cambridge Police To Drop Camouflage Uniforms, Reduce Long Gun Inventory
• Chicago Weather: Chicago Starts Digging Out From Massive Snow Piles
• Colorado U.S. Attorney Jason Dunn Will Resign At End Of The Month
• COVID In Minnesota: 2 More Deaths Reported As State Nears 1 Million Doses Benchmark
• Aurora Firefighters Rush To Burning Home, Black Smoke Billowing From Roof
• Woman asks if mom's nursing home death was "buried" by New York
• San Francisco Police Investigate Visitacion Valley Shooting That Injured 28-Year-Old Man
• 60-Year-Old Skier Dies At Stowe Mountain In Vermont
• Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney Warns Of Possible $450 Million Budget Gap
• Chicago Weather: The Top 10 Biggest Snowstorms In City History
• Baltimore Orioles Pitchers And Catchers Report To Spring Training Today As 2021 Season Kicks Off
• Authorities: 1 Killed In Car Full Of Teens In Coconut Creek Crash; 7 Others Injured
• Winter Park Ski Resort Placed On Level Red Restrictions After COVID Outbreak
• Protests after 22-year-old climate activist arrested in India
• Tips For Staying Fit And Healthy While At Home During COVID Pandemic
• Marriott CEO Arne Sorenson dies at 62
• Intense Search Underway For Missing Richmond Teen Antoine Whittley
• NAACP and Democratic congressman sue Trump, Giuliani over Capitol assault
• US Coast Guard Searches For 10 People Reportedly Missing On Makeshift Vessel Near Key West
• Maryland Vaccination Support Center For Mass Sites To Help Set Up Appointments
• Tarrant County Declares Disaster; Cites Critical Infrastructure Damage, Thousands Without Power
• How Commissioner Dan Roche Would Fix Major League Baseball
• Touted as heroes, grocery workers left out of vaccination effort
• Florida Tourism Numbers Lowest Since 2010
• Storm that left millions without power spreads into New England, Deep South
• LA Zoo Reopens Today With More Coronavirus Safety Measures
• True Crime: Dr. Oz And Lou Smit's Daughter Discuss What Her Father Found In The Suitcase In The Ramsey's Basement
• North Texas Cities Open Warming Centers Due To Brutally Cold Temperatures
• Trump Drives By, Waves To Supporters During Rally Held For Him In West Palm Beach
• Police: Thief Seen On Video Stealing Wedding Dress From Lobby Of Greenwich Village Building
• Texas Gas Service Warns Of Potential Issues, Freezing Gas Wells Coupled With Higher Usage Could Lead To Shortages
• Michigan Mother Uses Daily Game Of Dress-Up To Teach 5-Year-Old About Black History
• Travel Tuesday: Despite Level 4 Travel Warning, Americans Still Flying To Mexico
• Case dismissed against woman in viral Central Park confrontation
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 199 New Coronavirus Cases, 1 Additional Death
• Phillies To Allow Limited Number Of Fans To Attend Spring Training Games In Clearwater, Florida
• Jobs, Schools, Health Care Top Colorado Legislative Agenda
• Services Restored After Baltimore City School Experienced Intermittent Interruptions On Network
• Pierce College Vaccination Site Opens Tuesday, But Doses Extremely Limited
• "COVID teaching is so hard": Educators share fears and frustrations
• Marin County Nursing Home COVID-19 Cases Decline In Wake Of Vaccination Campaign
• Biden extends foreclosure ban on federally backed mortgages
• Marriott CEO Arne Sorenson Dies After Battle With Pancreatic Cancer
• Deadly tornado strikes coastal North Carolina town
• COVID In Maryland: 516 Cases Added In 24 Hours, Lowest Since October With Less Than 10K Tested
• Adidas Is Selling Boston-Based Reebok To Focus On Its Own Brand
• Man Dead In Downtown LA Shooting, Gunman At Large
• True Crime: Jonbenét's Half Brother Speaks Out, Will DNA Finally Expose His Sister's Killer?
• Bitcoin prices top $50,000 for the first time
• ERCOT 'Unable To Predict When Grid Conditions Will Stabilize,' Urges Customers To Prepare For Extended Outages
• COVID Vaccine: Long Island Residents Frustrated Over Lack Of Appointments, Despite Highest Positivity Rate In State
• How Bill Gates thinks Americans can combat climate change
• Former Detroit TV Anchor Karen Hudson-Samuels Dies One Day After Taking COVID Vaccine
• Pedestrian Killed In Hit-And-Run Along Del Paso Boulevard
• Capitol Police Vote 'No Confidence' In Leadership Following Jan. 6 Riots
• City Of Detroit: Tuesday's TCF COVID-19 Vaccination Appointments Rescheduled To Saturday
• Many Side Streets Close To Impassable As Long Snowstorm Pounds Chicago Area
• South Park Man Tased, Arrested After Fleeing Police In Bethel Park
• Adams County Deputy Rescues Woman From Burning Mobile Home: 'It's What We Sign Up For'
• Blackhawks Need OT To Beat Wings 3-2
• Neighbors Uneasy with Evacuation Plan for Growing Plumas Lake Development
• Next Round Of Winter Weather Hits Tuesday Afternoon, Expect Significant Ice Threat
• Boulder Police Investigate 'Suspicious' Envelopes Taped To Sorority & Fraternity Houses
• February Is National Children's Dental Health Month
• Bruce Cassidy Shuffles Bruins' Top Two Lines, Hoping For Some Offensive Consistency
• Baker Joins Group Of Governors Calling On Biden To Make Vaccine Rollout Changes
• Poll: 3 Of 4 People Would Choose Their Phones Over Their Cars
• After Attending Wedding In Mexico, COVID Sidelines South Adams County Firefighters
• Winter storm kills at least 11, leaves millions without power
• Weather Blog: Brief Warm Up
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: What Is Covax?
• Draymond Green Slams NBA Over Star Players On Trading Block
• No. 3 Michigan, No. 4 Ohio State Face-Off This Week
• Carjacking Victim Shoots Suspect In Head In Center City, Philadelphia Police Say
• UPDATE: Suspect Arrested In San Francisco Tenderloin Assault On 83-Year-Old Man
• Tom Brady 'Disgraced' Super Bowl Trophy During Parade And Owes Apology, Creator's Daughter Says
• Overnight Shooting Leaves Man Dead In South LA
• 'My Name's Not Jane': Survivors Of Serial Rapists Call For Change In Justice System
• Former Tampa Bay Bucs Receiver Vincent Jackson Found Dead In Florida Hotel Room
• COVID Vaccine Side Effect Can Mirror Symptoms Associated With Breast Cancer, Doctors Say
• PTL Links: February 16, 2021
• Chicago Weather: Winter Storm Warning Continues; 18 Inches Possible For Some Chicago Areas
• February Is American Heart Month, 8 Things To Remember For Heart Health
• 'It Was Just Magic': Couple Reunites After 53 Years Apart, Finds Biological Daughter
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: State's Oldest Cathedral Struggles To Survive; Oakland Coliseum Mass Vaccination Site Opens
• Pistons Planning To Part Ways With Blake Griffin
• Philadelphia City Officials Want To Hear From Community Members Regarding School Reopening Plan
• Plowable Snow Possible For Parts Of New England Thursday Into Friday
• Skiers, Snowboarders 'Pushing The Envelope' In Colorado's Backcountry
• 'It's The First Step': Sacramento County Teachers Excited For Ability To Start Receiving COVID-19 Vaccine This Week
• 5-Year-Old Girl Ariel Injured In Crash Involving Andy Reid's Son, Britt Reid, Is Awake
• Suspect Arrested On Attempted Murder Charge In Santa Rosa Bus Stop Shooting
• Manhunt Continues For Devante Dixon, Wanted In Shooting At Delaware County Walmart Over Possible Video Game Sale Dispute, Police Say
• AMBER Alert Canceled; State Police Say 17-Year-Old Stephnie White Found Safe
• Miami Heat Fall To Short-Handed LA Clippers 125-118
• McDowell Gets Upset Daytona 500 Victory
• Red Sox Sign Japanese Reliever Hirokazu Sawamura To Two-Year Deal
• Moment Of Silence To Be Held Tuesday For Buffalo Clinic Victims
• Residents In Lehigh Valley Wake Up To More Rain Than Ice After Bracing For Winter Blast
• Northeast Philadelphia Bakeries Start Fastnacht Sales Monday To Help Alleviate Lines During Pandemic
• Woman Dead After Altercation At Pulaski Blue Line Station; Service Suspended In West Garfield Park
• Rising Through The Ranks: How Lisa Forrest Rose Became Philadelphia Fire Department's First-Ever Black Female Fire Battalion Chief
• 72-Year-Old Man Critically Hurt In Brooklyn Hit-And-Run
• Party carries on in New Orleans with "Yardi Gras"
• Fort Worth Extends Boil Water Notice To Northern Third Of City, Will Last Until Wednesday
• Coronavirus Variant First Detected In South Africa Now Found In Connecticut
• New York Weather: CBS2's 2/16 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• Violent Robbery Caught On Video At Kings Plaza Shopping Center
• How To Prepare Your Vehicle Ahead Of A Winter Weather Event
• Project Home: Lawmakers Push to Repeal Article 34, Call Language in California's Constitution Racist
• Sun Coach Lines No Longer Authorized To Transport South Allegheny Students
• Australia PM's ex-staffer alleges she was raped by colleague at work
• SpaceX launches 60 Starlink satellites but booster landing fails
• Trump drives by supporters' rally in West Palm Beach
• Cuomo admits "mistake" in withholding nursing home deaths
• Pelosi calls for a commission to investigate January 6 attack
• Fremont Neighbors Fed Up After Home Destroyed By Fire Becomes Rat-Infested Illegal Dump Site
• North Korea apparently tried to hack Pfizer for COVID vaccine info
• Inside United Airlines' in-airport coronavirus testing center
• Stimulus bill would boost incomes of poorest Americans by $4,000
• Pittsburgh Weather: Winter Storm Warning Behind Us, Ice And Re-Freezing The Next Concern
• Prosecutors Say Subway Stabbing Spree Suspect Rigoberto Lopez Confesses, Ordered Held Without Bail
• Millions Of Texans Remain Without Power After Record Cold Temps
• Philadelphia Weather: Cloudy Afternoon Anticipated Across Delaware Valley As Morning Rain Tapers Off
• Icy Roads Cause Series Of Crashes Around State During Tuesday Morning Commute
• Myanmar police file new charge against Aung San Suu Kyi
• One Dead In Coconut Creek Crash, Seven Injured
• Four Dead After Crash In North Huntingdon Township
• Pittsburgh Police Investigating Overnight Larimer Shooting
• Philadelphia Police: Man Shot, Killed Inside Of His Home In Wissinoming
• Freezing Rain, Icy Conditions A Cause For Concern As Winter Storm Moves Through Pittsburgh Area
• Clarkson, Streaking Jazz Win Showdown vs Simmons, 76ers
• Parler claims it's relaunching this week
• Exercising Caution As Power Outages Arise During Winter Storms, Icy Conditions
• Catalytic Converter Thieves Hitting Cars In Marin County
• Carnegie Science Center's Annual Snowball Day Celebration Returns
• Ivan Hull, Former Crafton Borough Police Captain Passes Away
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• Pa. State Senator To Resign To Join Congressman's Office
• Pittsburgh Penguins Lead NHL In Local TV Ratings Through First Month Of Season
• Irving Scores 40, Harden Triple-Double In Nets Win Over Kings
• Capitol Police officers give vote of no confidence in leaders

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• Bill Gates on drastic changes to avoid a climate disaster
• House Democrat's lawsuit accuses Trump of inciting Capitol riot
• Weary southern U.S. braces for more snow and ice
• Biden administration increases vaccine supply amid variant fears
• Tornado tears through North Carolina, killing at least 3
• New footage of Capitol assault and latest on investigation into security failures
• Trump's lavish Seven Springs estate under scrutiny by Manhattan district attorney
• Report: Hospitals ration N95 masks despite growing stockpile
• Some GOP senators face backlash for voting to convict Trump at impeachment trial
• Biden makes first presidential trip as Trump attacks McConnell
• Bill Gates says reducing greenhouse emissions to zero is "bigger than anything humanity has done to date"
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• Dad proposes to mom in NICU after spending 10 months there with baby
• Michael Jordan makes $10 million donation for medical clinics in his hometown
• U.S. COVID-19 cases and deaths decline
• Worldview: United Nations gets involved in Myanmar; Australian PM apologizes
• Georgia investigates Trump's efforts to overturn election
• Biden presses forward with agenda as Pelosi calls for commission on Capitol riots
• Pelosi calls for independent "9/11-type" commission on Capitol riot
• Report: 91% of students live in CDC's "red zones" for school reopening
• Georgia prosecutors investigating Trump's alleged efforts to overturn election results
• Biden reviewing Trump's Taliban peace deal ahead of troop withdrawal deadline
• A look at the history of the Congressional Black Caucus after 50 trailblazing years on Capitol Hill
• Psychiatrist offers way to manage mental health amid coronavirus pandemic
• Why experts advise filing 2020 tax returns ASAP as Congress continues negotiating next round of stimulus checks
• Israel becomes world's lab as it pushes ahead in vaccinating their population
• New York governor faces questions over early reporting of nursing home COVID-19 deaths
• Doctor on COVID-19 variants' potential spread, impact on vaccines
• Speaker Pelosi says Congress will move to investigate Capitol riot with 9/11-type commission
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