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• CA Bill Would Make Political Affiliation A Protected Class
• COVID Reopenings: 3 Bay Area Counties Could Move To Red Tier Next Week
• VIDEO: 11 Taken Into Custody At Illegal Gambling Operation In Santa Ana
• Stimulus Package Giving Californian $600 Checks, Small Business Relief Coming, Governor Says
• UCLA Student Christian Secor Sat In VP Chair During Capitol Riot: Prosecutors
• Proud Boy Member Expelled From Sacramento County GOP
• Deadly Crash Splits Car In Two On Garden Highway
• Another Colorado Man, Glenn Wes Lee Croy, Charged In January U.S. Capitol Riot
• Gov. Polis Recognizes ER Nurse Who Cared For COVID Patients While Fighting Cancer
• 2 San Francisco Police Officers Injured During Struggle With Armed Burglary Suspect
• Museum For Black Girls Opens In Denver's RiNo Neighborhood On Friday
• Azusa Pacific University Campuses Cleared After Bomb Threat
• Teen Riding Bike Hit, Killed By Vehicle In Riverbank
• 'This Case Will Be Solved': Up To $30,000 Reward Offered In 2002 Littleton Bowling Alley Murders
• Fairfield Police Investigate Suspicious Altercation Caught On Camera
• Jazz Beat Short-Handed Clips 114-96 For 9th Straight Win
• Alarms Sound At Suncor Refinery After Vapor Release
• Chicago Weather: Minor Snow After Midnight
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations Continue To Decline In IE, Ventura County
• Curry, Bazemore Rally Warriors Past Heat in OT for 120-112 Win
• Crews Battle Blaze At Vacant Westlake District House
• Man Pleads Guilty In YouTube Child Predator Sting
• Hoosiers Pull Away In 2nd Half To Beat Gopher Men 82-72
• City Crews Dumped Mounds Of Snow In Front Of House, And Elderly Woman Needs To Get Out, So CBS 2's Jermont Terry Gets Out The Shovel
• COVID In Denver: Vaccine Clinic In Montbello Aims To Bridge Disparity Gap
• 'Treating People The Right Way': CU Medical Residents Take Course In Health Equity
• Woman Dead, Teen Injured In West LA Crash
• Massachusetts To Focus Vaccine Distribution At Regional Sites Over Town Clinics
• Boston Barber Recovering From Open-Heart Surgery After Freak Accident
• 'A Slap In The Face': Teachers Feel Slighted By Massachusetts Vaccination Plan
• COVID Vaccinations Opening To Massachusetts Residents 65 And Older
• Mets Outfielder Tim Tebow Announces Retirement After 5 Years With Team
• CBS 2 Uncovers A Lack Of State Oversight Over Insurance Providers When It Comes To Wheelchair Coverage
• Unifying America: Athletes And Community Leaders Host Panel To Fight Anti-Semitism
• FBI, U.S. Attorney Reportedly Investigating Gov. Andrew Cuomo's COVID Task Force Amid Questions About Nursing Home Deaths
• Doctors Issue Warning Not To Let Guard Down Even After Receiving Both Doses Of COVID Vaccine
• City Panel Publishes List Of 41 Problematic Monuments Subject To Review; Including Statues Of Christopher Columbus, George Washington, Abraham Lincoln
• South Shore Woman Says She And Her Neighbors Haven't Had Mail For Over A Month, And Local Post Office Said They Could Not Help
• Study: People With Severe COVID Conditions Can Develop Growths In The Back Of Their Eye
• Broncos' Top Offseason Move Is To 'Upgrade From Drew Lock,' Report Says
• Sabonis, Brogdon Lead Pacers Past Wolves 134-128 In OT
• 'It's Hitting Everyone': North Texas Plumber Says He Received 2,200 Calls In 24 Hours
• NYPD Investigating Assault Outside Queens Bakery As Possible Anti-Asian Hate Crime
• Police Investigating Officer-Involved Shooting In South Baltimore
• Turlock Man Arrested In Downtown Tree Limb Beating
• Rush Limbaugh, conservative radio host, dies at 70
• In Effort To Reduce Pollution, Cruises Docked At PortMiami Could Soon Shut Off Engines & Run On Shore Power
• Joel Embiid Leads Sixers Past Short-Handed Rockets 118-113
• Baltimore Lifts More COVID-19 Restrictions At Restaurants, Bars, Gyms And Venues
• Minnesota Gas Prices On The Rise Due To Southern Deep Freeze
• Security Breach May Have Exposed Millions Of California DMV Vehicle Registration Records
• New COVID-19 'Brazil Variant' Found In Older Maryland Adult Who Later Died, Governor Hogan's Office Says
• 'I Wouldn't Be Complaining': Gov. Ron DeSantis Makes Veiled Threat To Withhold Vaccines From Critics Of Distribution Plan
• Impending Winter Storm Could Lead To Record Monthly Snow Totals For Tri-State Area
• Update: Second Suspect in San Francisco DoorDash Child Abduction, Carjacking Arrested
• Matt Dumba Stays The Course On His Mission To End Racism In Hockey
• Winter Storm Will Be 'Largest Insurance Claim Event In History' Says Insurance Council Of Texas
• LaVine Leads Bulls Over Pistons In Newly Scheduled Game
• Beal Hits Late Free Throws, Wizards Edge Nuggets 130-120
• Maryland Beats Nebraska On Back-To-Back Nights, 79-71
• Allegheny County Public Works Receiving 400 Tons Of Salt Every Day As Winter Weather Continues
• WATCH: Hays Bald Eagle Mother Defends 2 Eggs From Racoon That Intrudes On Nest
• 'Should Be Top Priority': Scientist Says Those With Down Syndrome Should Receive Vaccine Soon
• Baltimore Police: 37-Year-Old Man Injured In Shooting Wednesday Night
• No. 25 Loyola Chicago Hangs On To Beat Valpo
• 5-Game Losing Streak For DePaul Men As They Fall To Seton Hall
• Rookies Lankinen, Kurashev Lead Blackhawks Past Red Wings
• 20-Year-Old Man Injured In Shooting In SW Baltimore, Police Say
• 'It's All About Survival Right Now': Some North Texans Who Can't Boil Having Hard Time Finding Bottled Water
• Young Scores 40, Hawks End Skid, Slip By Celtics 122-114
• Northeast Philadelphia Neighborhood Residents Want Hit-And-Run Driver Caught After Several Parked Cars Struck
• Free Gun Locks For Detroit Residents, No Questions Asked
• Newsom GOP Challenger Faulconer Brings Longshot Bid For Governor To San Francisco
• Minneapolis Leaders Outline Safety Plan Ahead Of Derek Chauvin Trial
• Mars Area Teachers And School Board Reach Tentative Deal To Avoid Strike
• Oakland County Inmates Sentenced To Life As Juveniles Could Get A Second Chance To Re-Enter Society
• Spring Training 2021: La Russa And White Sox Have High Hopes, Jake Arrieta Back With Cubs
• Unifying America: SoCal Man Launches Campaign To Connect People With A Simple 'Hello'
• Missing Snowmobiler Search Killed In Avalanche Near Never Summer Range Continues For 2nd Day
• West Sacramento Family Grieves The Loss Of Loved Ones In Deadly Crash
• 25 For Lexi Held As DePaul Women Beat Xavier
• Crenshaw Family YMCA Opens Learning Hub Providing Wi-Fi, Laptops And Tutoring
• COVID Vaccine: Santa Clara County Expands Eligibility To Education, Emergency Services, Food Sectors
• LA Sheriff's Department Sergeant Dies From COVID
• COVID: Pandemic Protocols Change How Ash Wednesday Is Celebrated
• Denver Prepares $274M Revenue Bond Issuance For National Western Center & Colorado Convention Center
• Formerly Homeless Oakland Man Leads Project To Clean Up Encampments
• Huberdeau Scores In OT, Lifts Panthers Past Hurricanes 4-3
• Police Seek Northridge Shooter During Attempted Carjacking
• Unifying America: Radio Host Jay King Is Digging Deeper Into Different Perspectives
• Denver Weather: Quick Snow Hits Front Range
• New York City, Nassau County Outline Snow Storm Preparations
• Police: Charles Polevich Arrested In Hit-And-Run That Killed Nicki Minaj's Father On Long Island
• Rideshare and delivery drivers demand more PPE
• Dozens Of Students In Manhasset School Test Positive For COVID-19
• New York Attorney General Sues Amazon Over Workplace Safety At NYC Facilities
• 'For All Of You In Rio Linda': Sacramento Area Remembers Rush Limbaugh
• Texas Military Along With Nonprofits Mobilizing For Winter Response Operations
• Firefighter Injured Battling Silverado Fire Released From Hospital After 17 Surgeries
• Wisconsin GOP Adds COVID Liability Exemption To Unemployment Measure
• N.C. State Holds Off Pitt For 11th Straight In Series
• Woman Accused Of Helping San Joaquin County Honor Farm Escapees
• COVID-19 Vaccine, Test Clinics In Parts Of Maryland, Including Baltimore Convention Center Site, Closed Thursday Due To Weather
• Former Eagles QB Tim Tebow Retires From Baseball After 5 Years With New York Mets
• Boston Barber Recovering From Open-Heart Surgery After Freak Accident
• Hospitalizations, COVID-19 Cases Continue To Decline In Orange County
• Unifying America: Venerable San Jose Baptist Church Fights On COVID Frontlines
• Coyote That Attacked Girl In Moraga Determined To Be Same One In Previous Lamorinda Attacks
• SF Giant Buster Posey Worked Out Arm in Offseason Flinging Diapers
• ERCOT Continues Power Restoration Efforts For More Than 2 Million Texans Amid Criticism
• CAL-ISO Urges Residents To Help Conserve Power After Historic Storm Hits Texas, Midwest
• Taco Truck Owner Shot, Killed In Modesto; 13-Year-Old Suspect Arrested
• With Mass Of Snow On Ground, Lakeview Has Seen More Than 300 Complaints Of Uncleared Sidewalks This Year Alone
• Maryland Weather: Baltimore City Schools In-Person Learning, Meal Sites Closed Due To Snow; Virtual Learning Will Continue
• LA Schools Reopening: What Does The Timeline Look Like?
• LA Sues Nevada-Based Polymer80 Over Hundreds Of 'Ghost Gun' Kits Sold To Californians
• Report: San Bernardino County Most Affordable In State For Black, Latino Homeowners
• House Moves Forward On Health Liability Protections
• Dash Camera Video Released Of Nevada County Deputy Shooting, Killing Ariella Sage Crawford
• CDC director defends N95 mask restrictions despite greater supply
• LA County Reports 85% Decrease In Daily COVID-19 Cases, 91% Drop In Deaths
• Howard County Eases COVID-19 Restrictions For Sports, Weddings
• Oakland Golf Course Still Buzzing About Extremely Rare 'Condor' Score
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Board To Discuss Keeping Buildings Closed For Rest Of School Year
• US Retail Sales Jump 5.3% In January
• 90 Cases Of Virus Variant Found At Western Michigan Prison
• Bipartisan Group Of Elected Officials Calling For Review Of Current US-Cuba Policy
• Burch Steak Will Permanently Close, Citing Pandemic
• Baltimore City Road Crews Prepare For Another Round Of Expected Snow
• 30 Years Ago On CBS 2: Walter Jacobson Experiences Homelessness Firsthand For 48 Hours In 'Mean Street Diary'
• Sacramento To Host 2021 And 2022 World's Strongest Man Competition
• Sen. Michael Bennet Introduces Public Health Insurance Option Medicare-X
• Under Polis' Proposal, Personal Business Property Tax To Be Abolished
• Fourth Graders Across City Select 'Harmony' As Name For Shedd Aquarium's Newest Dolphin
• San Francisco Unified: Tentative Deal Reached On Reopening Schools; No Date Set
• Study: Colorado Is 5th Most Educated State
• Allegiant To Add Nonstop Flights Between Pittsburgh And Key West
• Dog Finds New Homes After Owner Found Dead In Snow
• Los Angeles Nonprofit Aims To Uplift Businesses Owned By Women, People Of Color
• Walnut Creek Officials Give Toyota Initial Green Light On Ygnacio Valley Road Housing Plan
• COVID Vaccine: Pop-Up Vaccination Site Opens at Gilroy Senior Center
• Windshield Smashed By Flying Ice On Route 11 In Gilford, NH
• Unifying America: Coach Ernest Radcliffe Brings A Community Together, Is 'Father To Thousands Of Fatherless Children'
• 'Little Packets Of Ashes': Chicago Catholic Churches Get Creative To Commemorate The Lenten Season
• Dogs Injured, Killed In Mountain Lion Attacks In Estes Park
• COVID In Denver: Hancock Pushing For Homeless To Get Vaccinated
• 'More Than 10': 911 Callers Tell Terrifying Story Of Barrage Of Bullets FBI Agents Faced In Fatal Shooting
• 'Teens Helping Other Teens': LA-Based Hotline Helps Teenagers Cope With Pandemic, Life
• Aliquippa Man Says He Was Beaten, Terrorized And Shot At By Raccoon Township Police Officer
• Pair Accused Of Stealing Mail In Galt
• Mets, Yankees Report For Spring Training As Teams Work Through COVID Protocols
• Ethics Board Dismisses Complaint Against Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Over Thanksgiving Travel During COVID
• Part Of Ninth Street In West Oakland Renamed For Black Panther Leader Huey P. Newton
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Incentive Program Offers Inmates $25 To Get Vaccinated Against Coronavirus
• Proponents Of Legislation In Maryland Senate Say It Will Improve Body Camera Transparency
• 'Folks Really Rely On Those Offices': Illinois Senate Takes Questions On IDES Reopening
• Google Makes Publisher Deals With Australia But Facebook Balks
• Undelivered, Damaged Amazon Boxes Discovered In Plympton Woods
• Report: Pittsburgh Steelers Head Coach Mike Tomlin, Others Sent Home From Team Facility After Positive COVID-19 Tests
• Keiona Cook Works To Bind Community Together Again, One Stitch At A Time
• Texas Gov. Abbott Orders No Exporting By Natural Gas Producers Through Feb. 21
• Thousands of service members saying no to COVID vaccine
• Montgomery County Gun Trafficking Ring Bust Puts 14 People Behind Bars
• More Strong Winds Expected Thursday Across LA County
• New York City's Newest COVID Vaccine Site Opens With Rocky Start, As Hardest Hit Communities Still Struggle To Get Appointments
• Man Wanted In Killing Of New Hampshire Man Arrested In Framingham
• Federal Donuts Closing Center City Location
• Ash Wednesday In The COVID Era
• Fueled By 8 Shootings On Tuesday, NYPD Stats Reveal Gun Violence Is Already Up In 2021
• Gov. Walz Sets Goal Of All Schools Offering In-Person Learning By March 8
• Pritzker's Budget Plan Does Not Increase Taxes On Families, But Business Owners Say They Will Be Hit Hard
• Frigid temperatures cripple Texas power grid as death toll climbs
• Authorities: Men Posed As US Marshals To Avoid Wearing Masks At South Florida Hotel
• National Aquarium, Enoch Pratt Library's 'Read To Reef' Book Club Celebrates 5th Anniversary
• North Korean Military Computer Programmers Charged In Sony Hack, WannaCry Attack That Crippled Computers Worldwide
• Politically opposed groups find common ground through conversation
• Unifying America: Baltimore Police Department's Community And Youth Service Unit Gives Back To Help Rebuild Trust
• Keller @ Large: Remembering Conservative Talk Radio Host Rush Limbaugh
• Report: California Housing Affordability Racially Divided
• Unifying America: At POTS Bronx, Serving The Community During COVID Has Been A Labor Of Love
• Catalytic Converter Thefts Now On Another Colorado Police Department's Radar
• No Snow Day: School District Of Philadelphia Students To Learn Virtually Thursday
• Minn. Officials Say Blame Planning, Not Green Energy, For Texas' Power Catastrophe
• 3 Officers Charged In George Floyd's Death Petition For Dismissal Over New York Times Article
• Englewood Snow Angels Clear Sidewalks For People To Go To The Free Market
• Anne Arundel County Teachers Return To Classrooms To Prepare For Start Of Hybrid Learning
• Unifying America: Newark Community Street Team's Partnership With Police Grows, As City Becomes Safer By The Day
• Exclusive: Hotel Association Of New York City Pleads With De Blasio Administration For A Lifeline
• Police Seek Suspect Wanted In Fatal Hit-And-Run On Detroit's West Side
• Massachusetts Healthcare Workers Receive Random Act Of Kindness
• Guinness Open Gate Brewery Creates Paid Diversity Apprenticeship
• COVID Relief: Newsom, Legislature Leaders Agree On Pandemic Relief Package Targeting Low-Income Earners
• Doctors Warn Of Rise In Children With Inflammatory Syndrome Related To Coronavirus
• COVID Vaccine: Clinical Trial On Children Using AstraZeneca/Oxford Vaccine Begins In UK
• Bronzeville Man Says He's Been Without Heat For 13 Days, Bedroom Measures 28 Degrees
• As Orioles Spring Training Begins, Manager Brandon Hyde 'Really Happy' With Rebuild Progress
• 'He Was On His Was To The Grocery Store': Bridgeport Shooting Leaves Longtime Resident Dead
• Suppression Of Expression: Littleton HOA Still Undecided On Couple's Black Lives Matter Flag
• Unifying America: Medford Students Express Themselves In 'Unity' Poems
• Black History Month: Historic Virginia Key Beach Offering Free Eco Tours
• State Officials Warn Delay In Receiving Census Figures Could Push May Primary To July
• Families Who Lost Loved Ones In New York Nursing Homes Demand Investigation Of Gov. Cuomo's Administration
• LAUSD Planning Large-Scale Vaccine Site At SoFi Stadium For All LA County Teachers
• Infrared Technology Considered At Crosswalks Of 17 Busy Denver Intersections
• New Survey Finds 40% Of Americans Admit To Committing Financial Infidelity
• Live Theater Returns To Actors' Playhouse In Coral Gables With The Wizard Of Oz
• As Students Get Set For In-Class Return, Those With Vulnerable Family Members Staying Put
• New York State Education Department's New Guidelines On Mandatory COVID Testing For In-Person Learning Create Confusion For NYC Schools
• Atlantic City's Trump Plaza Crashes Down In Pile Of Rubble In Matter Of Seconds During Implosion
• Mental Health Experts Say When The 'Pandemic Wall' Hits, Look Toward Brighter Days Ahead
• "We have to go": Climate change drives migration from Central America
• Baltimore City Department Of Public Works Cancels Thursday's Trash, Recycling Collections Due To Expected Snowstorm
• Marlins Skipper Don Mattingly Expects Miami To Surprise People, Once Again
• RTD Schedules Meetings On A, B, G & N Lines Quiet Zones
• Unifying America: Arlington Native's Diverse Library Project Reaches All 50 States
• COVID In New Jersey: State Gives Out Nearly 1.5 Million Vaccine Doses
• Unifying America: Diverse Choir Group Tackles Tough Conversations About Race Relations, Equality
• Northerners share winter tips with Texans amid frigid storms
• Citizen-Soldiers From Maryland Army National Guard Return Home Following 9-Month Mission In Afghanistan
• New Jersey Weather: Residents, Road Crews 'Ready To Go' As More Winter Weather On Tap
• Phillies' Pitching Staff Under Microscope This Spring As Bullpen Looks To Improve On Disastrous 2020
• Police: Drunk Gang Member Playing With Gun Fatally Shoots Friend In Watsonville
• Search For Driver After Woman Killed, Man Critically Hurt In Staten Island Hit-And-Run
• Massachusetts Targets Vaccine Efforts To 20 Communities Hard-Hit By COVID
• Shake Shack To Open Newest Location In Towson
• BSO: Burglar Waves At Camera While Rummaging Through Vehicle In Oakland Park
• COVID In Eagle County: Businesses Prepare To Submit Five Star Certification Applications
• Unifying America: 'Time For Dinner' Podcast Aims To Ignite Necessary Conversations About Race Within North Penn School District
• Ash Wednesday Traditions Altered This Year, With Renewed Focus On Helping Others
• Pharmacies offering COVID-19 vaccines: What you need to know
• Where The Recommendation Stands For Pregnant Women And The COVID Vaccine
• Gov. Newsom, Lawmakers Reach COVID-19 Relief Deal; $600 Stimulus Checks For Low-Income Californians
• Rush Limbaugh, Conservative Radio Host, Palm Beach Resident, Has Died At 70
• Philadelphia Weather: Hardware Stores Extremely Busy Again As Yet Another Winter Storm On The Way
• Pennsylvania's State-Based Health Insurance Marketplace Extends Enrollment Period Until May 15
• What To Do If Your Pipes Burst In This Freezing North Texas Weather
• I-270 Reopened After Pursuit & Crash In Adams County
• Eight People Shot In Broad Daylight Near Olney Transportation Station, Philadelphia Police Say
• 'I Owe Everything I Have To Him' Says Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick As State Leaders Mark Passing Of Rush Limbaugh
• COVID In Florida: 7,342 Additional Cases, 165 New Deaths Reported Wednesday
• Zendaya To Receive SeeHer Award At Critics Choice Awards
• Minnesotans Already Reveling In Gradual Warm-Up, Even In Snow And Single Temperatures
• Family Of 7, One Of Thousands In North Texas Without Power And Seemingly No End In Sight
• Significant Water Pressure Issues Impacting Arlington Hospitals
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Vaccine Providers Accidentally Gave Away 2nd Doses As 1st Shots
• Rush Limbaugh, Conservative Radio Host, Dies At 70
• BGE Warns Of New Pandemic-Related Phone Scams
• Online Gambling & Sports Betting Sites Raking in Millions After 10 Days Of Operations
• Unifying America And North Texas At The Dallas Dinner Table
• Massachusetts Reports 1,322 New COVID Cases, 55 Additional Deaths
• AG Nessel Brings Awareness To Continuing COVID Relief Programs, Warns Of Potential New Scams
• Unifying America: Dallas Holocaust & Human Rights Museum Refreshes Exhibit As Threat Of White Supremacist Violence Increases
• Former Treasurer Charged With Stealing $280K From Milford Youth Football
• 'Trying To Save As Many As Possible,' Thousands Of Cold-Stunned Sea Turtles Rescued In Texas
• Philadelphia Police Investigating After Two Burned Bodies Found In Different Parts Of City
• 2 Men Shot Outside NW Baltimore Auto Shop, Police Say
• Denver Students Picked To Help Guide In-Depth Black History Curriculum
• Gov. Gavin Newsom Heaps Praise On Farm Workers While Visiting Vaccination Site In Coachella Valley
• Philadelphia School District Delays In-Person Learning Again, Hybrid Learning To Begin March 1
• State Sen. Wiener Announces Bill to Phase Out Fracking In California
• Man arrested in hit-and-run that killed Nicki Minaj's father
• Kroger to close 2 more stores after workers get "hazard pay"
• Gov. Wolf Proposes Moving Money From Horse Racing Development Fund Into Scholarship Program
• Maryland Weather: Up To 10 Inches Of Snow Possible For Parts Of State Thursday
• Tom Brady Fires Back At His Doubters On Social Media
• DUI Suspect Hits, Kills Couple In West Sacramento; Children Taken To Hospital
• Pittsburgh Weather: Bitterly Cold Temperatures Move In, Another Round Of Snow Expected
• 2 Hospitalized After Crash At Minneapolis VA Hospital
• Genesis Invitational Preview: Strong Field Takes On 'Special' Course At Riviera Country Club
• WATCH: Southlake Officers Rescue Dog That Fell Through Frozen Pond
• Fort Lauderdale Mayor Leads Group To Visit Elon Musk's Tunnels In Vegas, LA For Local Commuter Rail
• Benzan's 22 Lead No. 9 Maryland Past Illinois 103-58
• Gov. Jared Polis Proposes Tax Changes To Jumpstart Colorado Economy In State Of The State Address
• Handmade Quilts Presented To Vietnam Veterans In Manhattan Beach
• Gov. JB Pritzker Seeking Additional Funding For Illinois Unemployment System To Help Overwhelmed State Agency
• Philadelphia Weather: Winter Storm Warning Issued Ahead Of System That Could Drop Up To 8 Inches Of Snow Across Region
• Steelers GM Kevin Colbert Says There Is Work To Be Done If Team Wants To Bring Back QB Ben Roethlisberger
• Dallas' Emergency Warming Center Open 24 Hours Until Further Notice
• More Than 1 Million Doses Of COVID Vaccine Given In Wisconsin
• Wisconsin State Superintendent Candidate Apologizes For Tweet About Racial Slur
• After Receiving Call From USA Basketball, Isaiah Thomas Hopes To Hear From NBA Next
• Friends, Family Say Final Farewell To California Borough Police Chief
• Federal Government Seizes Over 10M Fake 3M N95 Masks In COVID Probe
• Lawmakers set to grill Robinhood CEO over GameStop frenzy
• Beverly Hills Announces Road Closures To Accommodate Golden Globe Awards
• Vegas Shows Set To Return, Hotels To Expand 24/7 Operations After Updated Reopening Guidelines
• Crews To Lower Spillway Connected To Failed Michigan Dam
• Texas grocer H-E-B rations some purchases due to bad weather
• San Jose Man Pleads Guilty To Hacking Attack On Earthquakes Stadium Concessions
• Atherton Couple Donates $80 Million to Stanford Hospital
• West Texas Kidnapper Damien Dre Gonzales Pleas Guilty To Abducting 9-Year-Old Girl
• COVID Vaccine: Alameda County Fairgrounds Opens Mass Vaccination Site
• Denver Weather: Snow On The Way, Slick Evening Commute Possible
• Coronavirus In West Virginia: Virus Deaths Fall Amid Vaccination Push
• Apply Now: $1.3B Available To Help Texans Pay For Up To 3 Months Rent, Utilities
• Mount Airy Shell Station Armed Robbery Suspect Chance Sellman Turns Himself In, Frederick County Sheriff's Office Says
• Former Charger Vincent Jackson May Have Battled Alcoholism; Family Believes He Had CTE
• California Lawmaker Proposes New Law That Would Ban Fracking In California By 2027
• City Of Richardson Asking Residents To Conserve Water, Arlington Issues Boil Water Orders
• 'Most Tragic Of Times': SoCal Catholics Mark Non-Traditional Ash Wednesday
• Fight For Air Climb Moves From Republic Plaza To Coors Field
• State Lawmakers Consider 'Fines & Fees' To Generate Additional Revenue 
• Oakland County Now Accepting Applications For Variety Of High School, College Student Summer Jobs
• Burst Pipes Damage Fort Worth Museum Of Science And History
• Dallas Community Creates Crowdsourced Spreadsheet For Help Finding Open Businesses In North Texas
• U.N. to speak to UAE about missing Princess Latifa
• Lewisville Residents Asked To Conserve Water As City Experiences 'Unprecedented' Demand & Line Breaks
• Police Trying To Identify 3 Suspects In Car Dealership Theft
• Allegheny Co. Sheriff's Deputies Take Part In The Polar Pop
• South Carolina House passes bill restricting most abortions
• Vacant Storage Building In South Holland Collapses Under Heavy Snow
• Snowmobiler Missing In Jackson County After Another Backcountry Avalanche
• Jennyfer Crawford Uses Background in Project Management To Build a Career Advocating for Small Businesses
• Toulumne County Sheriff's Deputies Use GPS To Locate Kidnapping Victim, Suspect
• Minn. GOP Reacts To Rush Limbaugh's Death: 'His Legacy Will Live On Forever'
• 'Honor System' Will Be Used To Prove Medical Conditions For COVID Vaccine Eligibility
• COVID In Weld County: Emergency Rental Assistance Available To Those Struggling Due To Coronavirus
• Port Authority's NEXTransit To Present Ideas For Improving Transit At Public Meetings
• LA County Teachers, Food Workers, Police Likely Eligible For COVID Vaccine Starting March 1
• Riviera Country Club Profile: 'It's A Special Golf Course, It Means A Lot To The Players' Says CBS' Ian Baker-Finch
• Brent Bozell IV, Son Of Prominent Conservative Activist Brent Bozell III, Charged In US Capitol Riot
• MDOT MTA Police Looking For Person Of Interest In Strong-Arm Robbery
• DFW Weather: Gradual Warm-Up To Begin, Metroplex No Longer Under Winter Storm Warning
• Spruce Beetle The Most Damaging Forest Pest In Colorado For 9th Consecutive Year
• 'The Neighborhood' And 'Bob Hearts Abishola' Both Renewed For 2021-2022
• LAUSD Opens First School-Based COVID Vaccine Site Wednesday
• Unifying America: Kailey's Queens Empowers Girls Through Online Community Of Support
• READ: Gov. Jared Polis State Of The State Speech 2021
• Dallas Homicide Detectives Investigating Fatal Shooting Of Rufus Hill
• Braver Angels Minnesota
• State Of The State: Neguse And Crow Get Standing Ovation For Work On Federal COVID-19 Relief Acts
• Milwaukee Bucks executive Alex Lasry jumps into Wisconsin Senate race
• Rush Limbaugh, Talk Radio Icon Who Got His Start In Sacramento, Dead At 70
• Melissa Butler Determined to Grow Her Makeup Brand, The Lip Bar, Geared Towards Women of All Colors
• Maryland Ranked Second Most Educated State In US
• Twins Bench Coach Mike Bell Takes Indefinite Leave For Kidney Cancer
• Rush Limbaugh, Conservative Radio Host, Dies at 70
• Rush Limbaugh Dies At Age 70
• Whitmer Discusses Michigan's Small Business Survival Grant Program
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 3,413 More Coronavirus Cases, 193 Additional Deaths
• Woman Shot, Killed At Willowbrook Apartment Complex
• NW Indiana Property Owner Finds Man's Body After Snowstorm
• Celtics Will Be Without Daniel Theis, Kemba Walker Wednesday Night Vs. Hawks
• Tech Executive Peter Diamandis Apologizes For Culver City Conference That Turned Into Super-Spreader Event
• Berkeley Schools Can Begin Reopening Once Teachers Are Vaccinated
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Winter Storms Continue To Delay Vaccine Shipments
• Person Found Dead After Tent Fire In San Francisco's Bayview District
• ERCOT Says Best Case Is Short, Rotating Outages By Late Wednesday or Early Thursday
• COVID-19 Latest Information
• Two People Recovering From Smoke Inhalation Following Frisco House Fire 
• Sheriff Scott Jones Won't Seek Reelection, Says He Supports Candidacy Of Capt. Jim Barnes
• Mayo Clinic Study: Many Common Childhood And Adult Vaccines May Offer Protection From COVID-19
• Police ID 16-Year-Old Shot, Killed During Confrontation At Drive-Through ATM In Kendall
• Man Wanted For Allegedly Sexually Assaulting 14-Year-Old Girl In Mercer County
• Texas power outages stretch into third day amid record cold
• U.S. charges North Korean hackers in $1.3 billion theft scheme
• DNR Offering Free Tree Seedlings For Residents With Waterways Near Property
• Conservative Radio Host Rush Limbaugh Dead At 70
• 'Quit Crying And Looking For A Handout,' Texas Mayor Tim Boyd Resigns After Controversial Social Media Post To Snowed-In Residents
• Ranking: Minnesota Is 9th Most Educated State In U.S.
• Wild Fall To Kings 4-0 In First Game Back After COVID Outbreak
• Rush Limbaugh, conservative oracle or opportunist?
• Alameda Coast Guard Crews Seize $156 Million Worth Of Cocaine
• Rush Limbaugh, Conservative Radio Host, Has Died At 70
• KSFO Conservative Talk Radio Host Rush Limbaugh Dies at Age 70
• Two Men Arrested For Separate 2021 Murders In Baltimore, Police Say
• Arlington Joins North North Texas Cities Issuing Boil Water Orders, After Water Main Breaks & Low Pressure Issues 
• Baker: Likely At Least One Month Before 1M Newly Eligible Mass. Residents Receive COVID Vaccine Appointments
• Laya DeLeon Hayes On CBS' 'The Equalizer': Queen Latifah Is A 'Powerhouse' Actor
• Philadelphia Councilmember Cherelle Parker Becomes First Woman Elected As Delaware River Port Authority Board Chair
• Black McDonald's Franchise Owner Sues Company Claiming Racial Bias
• John Connolly, Whitey Bulger's FBI Handler, Approved For Medical Release From Florida Prison
• Radio Host Rush Limbaugh Dies At 70
• Wayne Brady To Host 'Let's Make A Deal's 2,000th Episode On February 19th
• Thousands Of Public And Parochial School Teachers In Line To Get Vaccines In Coming Weeks
• Labor Union Says Some Problems With Illinois' Unemployment System Date Back Before Pandemic
• Investigators Identify Suspected Armed Robber Shot & Killed By Miami Police
• Chicago Weather: City Snow Removal On Side Streets Continues; Some Areas Still Waiting For Plows
• Water Distribution Efforts Continue For North Texans Affected By Boil Notices
• Nazem Kadri Records His 2nd Game Winner Of The Season, Avs Defeat Knights
• COVID In MN: 940K+ Total Vaccine Doses Administered; State's Positivity Rate Continues To Decrease
• Weather-Related Multi-Vehicle Crash Snarls I-95 In Rye
• COVID In Maryland: Hospitalizations, ICU Beds & Positivity Rate All Down
• Small Plane Crashes In Charles County Woods, State Police On Scene
• 90-year-old walks 6 miles in snow for vaccine
• Suspect Arrested After Rocklin Chase; Stolen Catalytic Converter, Loaded Handgun Found In Car
• Nikola Jokic Scores 43, But Nuggets Open Road Trip With Loss To Celtics
• See It: Trump Plaza Implodes Along Boardwalk In Atlantic City
• Boil Water Order Remains In Place In NE Broward After Lightning Strikes Water Treatment Plant
• Douglas County School District Works To Improve Inclusion And Diversity
• Prince Philip Admitted To Hospital After Feeling Unwell, Buckingham Palace Says
• Grants Available For Baltimore City Hotels Impacted By COVID-19
• Apple Valley Opens First COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic In The High Desert
• Weather Blog: Snow On The Way
• Officials: Endangered Florida Panther Struck, Killed By Vehicle
• Former Trump Plaza Hotel And Casino In Atlantic City Imploded
• DMV Mistakenly Issues Driver's License With Photo Of Woman Wearing Face Mask
• Keep Michigan Safe Calls For Halt In Review Of Unlock Michigan Signatures
• Rep. Lauren Boebert Puzzlingly Says Green New Deal Is Culprit In Texas Power Crisis
• Florida Senate Bill Would Add Gender, Gender ID To Hate Crime Law
• Texas Rolling Blackouts And Controlled Power Outages Fuel Claims About Energy From Wind Turbines
• Lowering COVID-19 Cases Is The Best Thing US Can Do To Improve Chances Vaccines Will Keep Working, Expert Says
• Biden says no to eliminating $50,000 student debts
• West Philadelphia Doctor Charged In Patient's Drug Overdose Death, Fabricated Victim Had Lung Cancer, AG Shapiro Says
• Reesie And Coco, 2 Rescued Puppies, In Need Of Donations For Lifesaving Surgeries
• Gov. Jared Polis To Focus On Economy, Health In State Of The State Address
• Northern Minnesota Woman Admits To Binding Foster Child To High Chair Overnight
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 26 Additional Deaths, 215 More Coronavirus Cases
• Imprisoned For Computer-Scamming Older Adults, Swindler Safder Iqbal Asks CBS4 For 'Best Offer' For Interview 
• Investigators Up Reward In Search For Qinxuan Pan, Wanted For Questioning In Deadly Shooting Of Yale Grad Student Kevin Jiang
• Researchers recover 1-million-year-old mammoth DNA
• Death Of Worker Killed By Falling Steel Beam Investigated In Oakland Park
• Jaylen Brown Really Wants To Earn His First All-Star Nod
• Caught On Video: Would-Be Burglar Smashes Bronx Taco Bell Drive-Thru Window
• Littleton Police Schedules News Conference To Discuss 2002 Triple Homicide At Bowling Alley
• Minnesota Couple's Texas Getaway Turns Into Scramble To Find Food As Ice Dominates State
• New York says Amazon failed to protect workers from COVID-19
• Former Trump Plaza casino demolished after falling into disrepair
• Republican Doug Wardlow Announces Another Run For Minnesota AG
• President Joe Biden Again Rejects $50,000 Student Loan Debt Forgiveness Plan Pushed By Other Top Democrats
• Country music stars open up about the state of the genre at a crossroads
• Man Hurt In South Land Park Shooting
• Siena Poll: Despite Controversy Over Nursing Home Deaths, New Yorkers Still Approve Of Gov. Cuomo's Handling Of Pandemic
• Crash Spills Nails, Other Debris Across I-80 In Natomas
• 4th Annual Casa Bonita Art Show 'Wish You Were Here' Showcases Collection Of Memories Inspired By Landmark
• Man Charged With Little Village Carjacking
• FKA twigs says Shia LaBeouf pressured her to "sleep naked"
• 4,000 cold-stunned sea turtles rescued from freezing Texas waters
• Chicago Man Charged In Orland Park Carjacking
• Axton Ranch To Be First New Denver Mountain Park Acquired In 80+ Years
• Red Sox Complete Trade With Rays, Acquire Catcher Ronaldo Hernandez & Infielder Nick Sogard
• WATCH LIVE: Pennsylvania Health Department To Provide COVID-19 Vaccine Update
• CHP Investigates Fatal Pedestrian Hit-And-Run On Bay Bridge
• LOCATED: Norbert Serd, 93, Reported Missing In Plainfield
• Priest At San Francisco's Famed Sts. Peter and Paul Church Dies Of COVID-19
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Wants To See State Start Process To Legalize Adult-Use Of Marijuana In 2021
• Europe's top human rights court demands Russia release Alexey Navalny
• With Millions Of Texans Still In The Dark, ERCOT Has No Timeline For When Power Will Be Fully Restored
• Storm Timeline: Up To 8 Inches Of Snow Expected For Parts Of Our Area From Thursday Storm
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: U.K. Variant More Lethal
• An Error On MLB's Website Led To Some Red Sox Number Drama With Martin Perez, Jason Varitek
• 68-Year-Old Man Dies After Being Struck In Head By Bullet While In Car In Bridgeport
• Prince Philip admitted to hospital after feeling unwell
• America's Least Favorite Pizza Topping Is ... Not Pineapple
• Minnesota Weather: Light Snow To Fall Wednesday Across Minnesota
• Second major winter storm threatens wide swath of U.S.
• DMV Mistakenly Issues Driver's License With Photo Of Woman Wearing Face Mask
• Lip Esteem
• PTL Links: February 17, 2021
• Cooking With Rania: Fried Fish Sandwiches
• Natomas Community Installs License Plate Readers In Hopes Of Deterring Crime
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Long Lines, Long Waits At Levi's Stadium; Federal-State Mass Vaccination Sites Open; UC Lifts Residence Halls Quarantine
• Memorial Held For Baby Killed In West Sacramento: 'She Was Just Perfect'
• Oakland Chinatown Shop Owner Arrested After Firing Handgun During Robbery
• It's OK To Feel A Bit Positive About Celtics After A Big Win Over Nuggets
• Future Of Golden Gate Park Ferris Wheel Up For A Vote
• Mars Area School District Teachers And School Board To Resume Contract Negotiations
• Miami Weather: Warm And Humid Until Cold Front Arrives Friday Night
• 'I Feel Their Prayers, I'm Blessed By It': Former Steeler Tunch Ilkin, Diagnosed With ALS, Takes Weekly Sunrise Stroll With Close-Knit Group Of Friends To Pray, Find Strength
• Garbage Truck Driver Arrested In Connection With Deadly 2019 Sandalwood Fire
• COVID Protocols In Place For Ash Wednesday
• Electrical Fire In Nearby Shed Blamed For Blaze That Killed Queens Father And Son
• Murkowski says she can't fear fallout for impeachment vote
• Ice Jams: Protecting Your Home During Winter When Icicles Could Damage Your Gutters
• Below Freezing North Texas Temperatures, But Length Of The Winter Storm Warning Shortened
• State Police Investigating Fatal Shooting In Union Township
• Firefighter Among 3 Injured In Kenwood Apartment Building Fire
• N95 masks sit in storage as hospitals still face shortages
• Troops to head to Texas to help with vaccinations in wake of storm
• Water Main Breaks In Back Of The Yards Neighborhood
• Biden says teachers should move up on vaccine priority list
• "Duped" and "egged on": Capitol rioters use Trump as excuse in court
• Woman's Body Found Unclothed, On Fire In Strawberry Mansion: Philadelphia Police
• Trump unloads on "dour, sullen, and unsmiling" McConnell
• Mars landing site offers best chance to find signs of past life
• Third shot may be needed to fight new variants, Bill Gates warns
• 'We're Concerned:' COVID Mutations Affecting The Effectiveness Of Some Vaccines
• Olympic swimming medalist accused of running drug ring
• 'This Pillow Fight Just Got Very Real:' Parkland Survivor David Hogg Starting Pillow Company To Rival MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cold Temperatures And Mostly Dry Conditions On Wednesday
• Brotherly Love: South Jersey Man Continuing Mission Of Collecting Books For Classrooms Despite Pandemic
• Unifying America: Coalition Of Religious And Community Leaders Seeks To Bridge Divides On Chicago's West Side And Beyond
• Body Found Inside Burning Car In Kensington
• Unifying America: High School Students Learn Debate Can Help Them Build Skills, Understand Perspectives
• Philadelphia Firefighters: Man Found Dead Following Fire In Logan, 'Hoarding Conditions' Encountered Inside Home
• 1 Hospitalized, 1 In Custody After Shooting In Eden Prairie
• New York City Releases COVID Vaccination Data By Zip Code
• Former Trump Plaza Employees, Guests Reflect On Atlantic City Landmark's Heyday Ahead Of Implosion
• Belmont Family Turns Basement Into Tropical Paradise For February Vacation
• Chicago Weather: Quieter Pattern Ahead; Slight Snow Chance Ahead
• Lynhall Launches Monthly Wine & Dining Club
• Ice Sculpture Exploration
• In Michigan prison, 90 of 95 COVID tests detect U.K. variant
• State Police Issue 5 Warnings To Pittsburgh Establishments During COVID-19 Compliance Checks
• 'Ash And Dash:' Churches In Pittsburgh Hold Ash Wednesday With COVID-19 Mitigation Efforts
• Wednesday's Child: 14-Year-Old Marissa
• Josh Gibson Foundation Celebrates Centennial Of The Negro Leagues
• Gunmen kidnap "'hundreds" of schoolboys in Nigeria, sources say
• Japan finally begins COVID vaccinations amid worries over Olympics
• LIHEAP Accepting Applications For The Cold Weather Season
• COVID-19 In Fayette County: Vaccine Task Force Says First Week Of Rollout Was Successful
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Clarion University Plans To Fully Reopen For Fall 2021 Semester
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• Connections & Kindness: Whitehall Woman Calls Woman She Gave The Coat Off Her Back
• Americans Still Traveling To All-Inclusive Resorts Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Another Winter Storm With Snow And Ice Moving Through North Texas Wednesday Morning
• Nets Rally From 24 Down To Beat Suns
• New York Weather: Another Complex System Expected To Bring Snow Back Into Tri-State Area Starting Thursday Morning

Videos from February 17, 2021

• 2/17: Red and Blue
• 3 North Korean hackers charged in global cyberattack
• Climate change forcing migrants to head north toward the U.S. in search of safety
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• The Lincoln Project, once at the center of the "Never Trump" movement, finds itself under controversy
• Severe winter storms hamper coronavirus vaccine distribution
• Winter storms delay coronavirus vaccine distribution
• Liberals and conservatives find common ground through conversation
• How New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has handled the pandemic
• Rush Limbaugh, conservative radio host, dies at 70
• The South braces for more freezing temperatures
• Feds issue warning after seizing millions of counterfeit masks
• Biden pushes to reopen schools amid teacher vaccination debate
• What's going on at the Lincoln Project?
• Biden clarifies school reopening plan during town hall on pandemic response
• Texas power grid under scrutiny after massive winter storm outages
• Texas governor details plan to restore power as millions suffer through brutal winter storm
• Former top Homeland Security official responds to whistleblower allegations
• NASA prepares to land Perseverance rover on Mars
• Dubai princess says her father is holding her against her will
• Conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh dead at 70
• Biden says vaccines will be available to all Americans by end of July
• 90-year-old great-grandmother walks 6 miles in snow for vaccine
• Sneak peek: Reuschel vs. Reuschel
• Expert on expanding COVID-19 vaccine access and reopening schools
• Biden sets goals for pandemic recovery at town hall
• Former Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City demolished
• NAACP files lawsuit against Trump over role in Capitol riot
• Latest efforts to combat the pandemic include UK study exposing volunteers to coronavirus
• Biden administration backs Betsy DeVos in student loan lawsuit
• The rise of self-proclaimed Christian prophets
• Britain's Prince Philip admitted to the hospital
• Protesters march in Myanmar amid growing fears of violence from military
• WorldView: New charge for deposed Myanmar leader; Australia and New Zealand cities end lockdowns
• Vince Gill premieres new song for this moment, "March On, March On"
• Transforming a white supremacist meeting hall into a center for diversity and reconciliation
• Country stars weigh in on the state of country music
• Singer-songwriter FKA twigs alleges abuse by Shia LaBeouf in first TV interview since filing lawsuit
• 90-year-old braves snow and distance for COVID-19 vaccine
• Researchers look to learn if COVID-19 shot prompts strong immune response in kids
• Braver Angels group aims to bridge nation's political divide
• Military personnel organize, administer COVID-19 vaccines at new federally-supported sites
• Dr. Anthony Fauci on COVID-19 vaccination efforts, school reopenings
• Oklahoma conserves energy as another round of snow, cold blanket the state
• Biden addresses COVID-19 relief bill, vaccines at Wisconsin town hall
• 2/17: CBSN AM