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• 'Nuts, Unbelievable': Sacramento Hot Housing Shift Sees Simple Selling With Bumpy Buying
• Making Art More Inclusive: Museums Work To Address Diversity In Galleries
• Black History Month: Sacramento Man Daniel Blue Freed Last Known Slave In California
• South Bay Restaurants Donate Portion of Purchases Toward Texas Disaster Relief
• East Bay Restaurants Band Together to Boost Business Amid Pandemic
• Sacramento Couple Accused Of Receiving $550K In Fraudulent Unemployment Benefits
• Cloned Black-Footed Ferret 'Elizabeth Ann' Could Help Determine Fate Of Endangered Animal
• Mother Of Bree'Anna Guzman, Woman Killed In 2011, Wants DA Gascón Recalled
• Colorado Company's Products Are On Earth And Now: Mars
• Only On KCAL9: Neighbors Help Stop Harassment Of Asian American Family In Ladera Ranch
• Bizarre Break-In: Evan Wanninger Arrested After Allegedly Running Naked From Golden Home
• Memorial Held For Couple Killed In West Sacramento Crash
• Police Ramp Up Patrols In Old Sacramento After Violent Fights, Shots Fired
• Magic Rally to Beat Warriors
• Clippers Edge Jazz 116-112, Snap Utah's 9-Game Win Streak
• Pilot Killed After Plane Crashes Into Big Rig In San Pedro
• Colorado Doctor: As COVID-19 Evolves, Vaccines May Need To Be Retooled
• Department Of Defense Investigates Decision To Move U.S. Space Command Headquarters Out Of Colorado
• COVID In Colorado: Economy Suffers As Pandemic Drags On
• Following CBS4 Investigation, Labor Department Makes Changes To Help Employers Fighting Unemployment Fraud
• Raptors Score Last 11 Points To Defeat Timberwolves, 86-81
• Six Flags Magic Mountain Announces Spring Reopening
• 'I'm Not Going To Be Forced To Resign': Unemployed For Five Months, A Nurse Can't Access Benefits Because Company Has Her As A Full-Time
• City Investigating If Illegal Gas And Hot Water Installations Caused Explosion At Bronx Apartment Building
• Attorney Who Fatally Shot Son Of Judge Esther Salas Allegedly Had Folder With Information On Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor
• Spartan Pharmacy's Coronavirus Vaccine Clinics Postponed Due To Supply Slowdown
• 'Make It A Double'; New Guidance Urges New Yorkers To Wear Two Layers Of Masks
• Gas Leak Forces Dozens Out Of Brooklyn Building
• How New Yorkers Can Help Those In Need During Texas' Winter Weather Emergency
• New Rapid COVID Testing Sites In New York City Expected To Accelerate Reopening
• Outdoor Events, Activities Sell Out For 1st Weekend Of Warmer Weather
• Alpine Rescue Team Calls Up 300% This Year, Mostly For Avalanches
• Anjanette Young Sues Chicago Police, City of Chicago in State Court For Botched Raid Where She Was Handcuffed Naked
• Florida Women Dress Up As 'Grannies' To Get COVID Vaccine
• 'We Can't Live Here': Boulder County Faces Lawsuits Over Industrial-Scale Compost On Open Space
• Maria Loida Tice Missing For Nearly A Week After Hiking In Angeles National Forest
• Boxer Gervonta 'Tank' Davis Was Driver In November Hit-And-Run Crash In Baltimore That Led To Multiple Injuries, Police Report Shows
• Search On For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Struck Man While Being Chased By Police In Darby
• Massachusetts Museums, Activities Sell Out Amid Capacity Limits
• ISP Trooper In A Coma After Being Hit While Assisting With An Accident On I-55 Near Joliet
• More Than 1 Million COVID Vaccine Doses Administered In Maryland, Gov. Hogan Says
• Texans Face Drinking Water Shortage As Power Grid Returns To Normal
• Jackson Health To Expand COVID-19 Vaccination For Florida Residents Age 55 With Specific Medical Conditions
• Driver Injured After Piece Of Ice Strikes Vehicle On Bay Bridge, Police Say
• Hurricanes Pull Away To Beat Blackhawks
• Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh Calls For Cancellation Of Federal Student Loan Debt
• Livermore Cites Bike Repairman for Working Out of His Garage; Orders Business To Be Shut Down
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations Just Over 500 In Riverside, San Bernardino Counties
• Local Residents Remember The Life Of Baltimore Club Musician Jimmy Jones
• Joel Embiid Scores Career-High 50 Points To Lead 76ers Past Bulls
• Golden Police K9 Helps Track Down Burglary Suspect Robert Carl Peltier
• Iowa Man Pleads Guilty To Cyberstalking Minnesota Woman
• Detroit Your Choir Gets Docuseries On Disney Plus
• North Texan Rescues His Dog From Frozen Backyard Pool
• Chicago Weather: Wet Snow Coming Sunday
• Cedar Point Announces Reopening, Celebrating 150 Years
• Hurricanes' Star Point Guard Chris Lykes 'Unlikely' To Play Again This Season
• 'Buttercup' The Therapy Dog Partners With Castle Rock School Resource Officer
• Ford Expands Airbag Recall to 154,000 More Cars
• 'Nobody Should Have To Worry About Water': Frustration Boiling Over With Frozen Pipes Damage
• Patric Hornqvist Scores Twice, Panthers Rout Red Wings 7-2
• West Philadelphia Native Charles King Jr. Set To Become 'First 70-Year-Old Blind Athlete' To Compete In CrossFit Games
• President Biden Visited Pfizer's COVID-19 Kalamazoo Plant On Friday
• COVID Vaccine Efforts: How Far Away Is the Light at the End of the Tunnel?
• Kemba Walker Scores 28 In Return, Celtics Down Hawks 121-109
• Snow Delays COVID-19 Shipments In Michigan and Across The Country
• Many California Counties Short On Shots As Severe Weather Across US Squeezes COVID-19 Vaccine Supply Line
• Safety Issue Causes Recall on Toro Snowblowers
• Lines Wrap Around Block For Philadelphia's First 24-Hour Walk-Up Vaccination Site At Temple University's Liacouras Center
• 'Lullaby Project' Helps Connect Families As CU Boulder Researchers Study Effects Of Music On Mental Health
• 'It Was Like Therapy': West Sacramento Man Aims To Help At-Risk Youth With Community Garden
• Local Web Developers Coming Up With Creative Ways To Help People Get Vaccinated
• Police: 13-Year-Old Boy Shot 3 Times In North Philadelphia
• Garcetti Announces New COVID-19 Mobile Vaccine Initiative To Target Hard-Hit Communities Of Color
• 5 Freeway To Close In Both Directions Starting This Weekend For Construction Work
• Apple Valley Man, 34, Charged In One Of Dakota County's Largest Drug Seizures
• Sheriff: 2 Arrested After Trying To Sell Stolen Candles, Lotions On Social Media
• 'Everything Is Just So Messed Up' | Dundalk Residents Frustrated With USPS Mail Delays
• COVID Reopening: California High School Sports Allowed To Resume
• Women dressed as elderly caught trying to get vaccine, officials say
• Toro Snowblowers Recalled Over Amputation Risk
• Mobile Vaccination Clinic Comes To Hayward, Hosts Visit By Gov. Newsom
• Officials: At Least 16 Migrants Detained Near Dania Beach
• NCAA to allow limited fan attendance at March Madness tournaments
• Severe Weather Halts Delivery Of COVID Vaccines, City Of LA Cancels All Saturday Appointments
• LA County Continuing To Address Vaccine Equity, Reports 2,459 New Cases, 150 Deaths
• Dozens Of North Texas Schools Damaged By Winter Storms Remain Closed Early Next Week
• Travis AFB One Of Two Bases Nationwide Testing Pilot Suicide Prevention Program
• One Of The Largest Hotels In Pittsburgh Area Up Is Going Up For Auction
• Manhole Fire Blamed For Power Outages, Carbon Monoxide Scare In Brooklyn
• Pennsylvania Looking To Boost Electric Vehicle Sales As Way To Cut Greenhouse Gas, Pollutant Emissions
• Eytle-Rock Scores 15 To Lead UMBC Past Vermont 66-55
• UPMC Children's Hospital Staff Celebrates In Style After 11-Year-Old Boy Finishes Cancer Treatment
• After Carjacking In Bucktown, Mariano's Installs Pod Cameras In Parking Lot
• COVID Pandemic Drives Girl Scout Cookie Sales Online
• Brett Gardner Reportedly Returning To Yankees After Agreeing To $4 Million, 1-Year Contract
• Former Yankees Star Johnny Damon Arrested For DUI In Florida
• OC COVID Cases, Hospitalization Continue To Decline As County Waits For More Vaccines To Arrive
• 'Kids Need Normal Days': Clayton Early Learning Teachers, Staff Get COVID Vaccines
• 4 Recovering, 1 In Critical Condition, After Ending Up In Frigid Pond In Irving Park
• Frankfort Pizzeria Owner Sued, Accused Of Using Secret Shoe Camera To Record Upskirt Videos Of Teen Waitresses
• 25% Of Boston's Contracts To Go To Women, Minority-Led Firms
• Pandemic Forces Carnegie Hall To Miss Entire Season For First Time In 130-Year History
• 'I Was Appalled': St. Francis Student Accused Of Wearing Blackface To Impersonate Peer
• COVID-19 In Ohio: YouTube Removes Committee Video, Citing Virus Misinformation
• CHP Officer Charged With Using Confidential Police Records To Help Friend
• CBS4 Black Journalists Share Experiences With Racism, Covering BLM Demonstrations
• Stolen California EDD Unemployment Benefits Used To Fund Assault Weapons Purchases; 2 Arrested
• 'It's A Step In The Right Direction': More Blacks, Latinx Communities Getting COVID Vaccine
• Results Of Aurora Independent Investigation Into Elijah McClain's Death Expected Monday Morning
• Women Advised To Get Mammograms Before Getting COVID Vaccine Or Wait At Least 4 Weeks After
• 'This Is A Moment Of Hope For All Of Us': Sac City Unified Starts Push To Vaccinate Teachers And Staff
• Officials Say Suspicious Package At Line 3 Protests Was Not Explosive
• CBSN Denver Celebrates 1 Year Birthday
• Former Bar Patron Arrested In 1979 Murder Of Sunnyvale Lakewood Lounge Owner Keith Judd
• 98% Of Stimulus Payments Have Been Processed Within Four Days, Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot Says
• $20,000 Reward Offered In Connection To Deadly Northeast Philadelphia Hit-And-Run That Killed 61-Year-Old Woman
• PennDOT's Proposal To Toll Interstate 79 In Bridgeville Draws Blowback
• Minnesota Public School Enrollment Drops 2% Amid Pandemic
• Keller Restaurants Helping Residents Who Can't Cook
• Leaders Call For Firing Of Postmaster Prater As Delivery Problems Persist In Chicago
• Teen Charged In Double Murder Of Aspiring Rapper Rasheen Jones, Kwann Henderson In Chester: DA
• Twins Finalize $2M Deal With Starting Pitcher Matt Shoemaker
• Pittsburgh Native Is The Next Big Thing In Boxing
• Panel Backs Task Force On Missing And Murdered Black Women
• Carson Wentz Pens Heartfelt Goodbye To Eagles Fans After Being Traded To Colts
• With Power Restored, Safe Water Next On North Texans' Wish List
• State Appeals Court Upholds Former CSUN Student's Rape Conviction
• 'Inconclusive' COVID Results Should Be 'Reported as Positive' – CA Lab COVID Test No Longer FDA Authorized
• Activists Trepidatious As Trial Of Former MPD Officer Derek Chauvin Nears
• They Met Online, Thousands Of Miles Apart; Now COVID Has Their Wedding Plans In Limbo
• University Of Florida Announces Plans For In-Person Graduation This Spring
• DWAIN Carjacking Alert System Proposed By Community Leaders, Lawmakers
• Newsom: State Legislature's Plan Will 'Slow Down' Reopening Schools
• Antioch Police Arrest 2 Robbery Suspects After Chase
• Buffalo Soldier Fish & Chips Food Truck Features Special Exhibit Of Black Art
• How Roofing, Gutter And Heating Experts Say To Prepare Your Home For Winter Weather
• Report: Former Eagles Carson Wentz, Coach Doug Pederson Went Up To 10 Weeks Without Talking
• Gas Station Canopy With Snow Collapses, Crushing 3 Cars
• Scammer Targets Fayette Co. Woman Looking For Work-From-Home Job
• President Biden May Visit Texas, Promises More Federal Aid As ERCOT Ends Emergency Operations Following Winter Storms
• Police: Ryan Daniel Shirey Shot, Killed By Officer In Lehigh County
• After Relaxed Restrictions, Many Restaurants Say They're Still Against The Wall
• Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka Open To 'Up Front' State Resources Chauvin Trial Security
• Dr. Deb Saint-Phard Asks All To Choose Compassion Over Prejudice
• Driver Killed By Costa Mesa Police After Allegedly Backing Over Passengers With Car, Driving Toward Officers
• Local Nobel Prize Winner Hopes COVID Vaccine RNA Technology Can Fight Other Diseases
• First Friday Of Lenten Season Kicks Off Fish Fries
• Ice rink brings Michigan community together during dark winter
• Officer Wounded in Gun Battle Following Wild Sierra Foothills Chase
• Former Steeler Ike Taylor Says QB Ben Roethlisberger Should Retire Or He'll Set Franchise Back
• Reagan And Dulles Airports To Offer COVID-19 Testing In March
• Pandemic Brings New Light To Pet Grief Counseling: 'It Makes The Loss Even Greater'
• 'He's Truly A Hero': Off-Duty Cicero Firefighter Rescues Two Men From Burning Building In Lyons
• 1 Year After The Princess Cruise, Minnesota Couple Reflects On The Early Days Of The Pandemic
• Women's Flag Football Team To Debut For St. Thomas University
• One Wounded In Shooting At Foot Locker Store At Ford City Mall
• Vet2Vet Helps 101-Year-Old WWII Veteran Walter Reed Overcome Rehab; 'We Heal Each Other'
• Rosewood Massacre Story Brought Home To Barry University
• O's Hopeful Young Arms Will Have Breakout Year, Carry Team Forward
• Suspect Arrested In Assault Of Woman With Infant In Stroller In San Francisco Marina District
• State Encourages Towns To Regionalize COVID Vaccine Distribution
• Recreational Marijuana In New Jersey: Bill That Could Loosen Cannabis Logjam Advances
• Young Philadelphia State Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta Takes On Fetterman For US Senate
• Furry Tails: Smokey, Rapunzel And Bear Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Trying To Lure California Companies, Workers To Magic City
• 'I Would Go Farther If I Needed To': Hundreds Head To Springfield To Get COVID Vaccine
• COVID In New Jersey: Many Vaccination Appointments Will Have To Be Rescheduled After Weather Causes Shipments To Be Delayed
• 'F*** The FBI': Florida Woman Suzanne Kaye Arrested For Threatening To Kill FBI Agents In Social Media Video
• Pfizer To Begin Coronavirus Vaccine Trial For Pregnant Women
• USC Plans Full Return To Campus For Fall Semester
• COVID In Florida: 6,683 Additional Cases, 224 New Deaths Reported Friday
• VIDEO: Colorado Fly Fisherman Floats Down River On Chunk Of Ice
• Dallas County Reports 40 More COVID-19-Related Deaths, Only 290 New Cases
• Community Groups Split From Nassau Police On Collaboration For Reforms
• Downey Man Who Sold Sick Puppies To Pay $200K In Restitution To 63 Families
• This week on "Face the Nation," February 21, 2021
• Federal Officials Speak Out Against Anti-Asian Violence
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Announces Flags To Fly At Half Staff For Rush Limbaugh
• Gov. Cuomo Calls For Nursing Home Reform, Stands By Administration's Reporting Of COVID Deaths
• Judge Tosses 9 More Convictions Tied To Corrupt Ex-Cop Ronald Watts
• Shooting In East San Jose Injures 1
• NH Executive Order Requires All Schools Provide In-Person Learning Option By March 8
• What Happened To Vicki Carpenter Remains A Mystery 36 Years Later
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Asian Community Meets Harassment And Language Barrier In Getting Vaccine
• Mass. Announces Improvements To Vaccine Appointment Website
• Publix offers 225,000 workers $125 gift cards to get vaccinated
• Toro Issues Nationwide Recall For Snow Blower That Carries Risk Of Amputation; Roughly 6,700 Units Affected
• Kardashian-West Marriage Ends; Began With AT&T Park Big Screen Proposal
• Philadelphia Mother, Daughter Combo Fighting Period Poverty With The SPOT Period, Nation's First Menstrual Hub
• COVID In Philadelphia: FEMA Opening Mass Vaccination Site At Pennsylvania Convention Center
• 'Clarifying COVID: Expert Q&A' Debuts!
• Anthony Nero Arrested For Firing Shots Into Montgomery County Democratic Committee Office Following Threatening Email, Officials Say
• Black History Is Our History: Confronting Housing Discrimination & America's Racial Wealth Gap
• Vice President Kamala Harris Arrives For Weekend In Los Angeles
• Indoor Dining Can Increase To 35% Capacity Next Week In New York City
• Maryland Scientists And Engineers Play Key Roles In Latest Mars Mission
• Thornton Police: 'DUI Driver' Going Wrong Way Crashed Into 2 Patrol Cars
• Marijuana Tax Revenue Helps Fund New Rec Center In Aurora
• Bozeman Foundation Gives Out Dozens Of Meals To Baltimore Families
• New Jersey Governor Outlines Plans To Address Pandemic's Impact On Students, From Learning Loss To Mental Health
• Paid Extras Needed For Showtime Series Filming In Pittsburgh Starring Jeff Daniels
• Despite 'Transparent & Efficient' 2020 Election In Florida, DeSantis Pushes For Changes
• Biden Pledges Up To $4 Billion To Help Get Poorer Countries Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• Miami-Dade Homeless Trust Pushing To Get Homeless Seniors Vaccinated
• Semi Bursts Into Flames After 2 Semis Collide On I-70 Near Limon
• Kim Kardashian And Kanye West File For Divorce After Nearly 7 Years Of Marriage
• Baldwin Park Lawmaker Pushes For California To Formally Designate Unaccompanied Women As Homeless Subgroup
• Massachusetts Reports 1,679 New COVID Cases; Hospitalizations Drop Below 1,000
• Black365 Calendar Celebrates Black Achievement Every Day Of The Year
• Mass COVID Vaccination Site Coming To Miami Dade College North Campus, 3 Other Locations Across State
• Kim Kardashian And Kanye West File For Divorce After Nearly 7 Years Of Marriage
• Flu Cases At Record Lows In Maryland, Data Shows
• Gov. Greg Abbott Outlines Efforts To Get Texans Back On Track Following Winter Storms' Impact
• TikTok Star, Ellicott City Native Bryce Hall Pleads Not Guilty To Violating COVID-19 Gathering Rules In Los Angeles
• San Rafael Police Arrest Suspect Bicycle Thieves Using Sting Operation
• Michael Douglas And Catherine Zeta-Jones, Kevin Bacon And Kyra Sedgwick Added To List Of Golden Globes Presenters
• Baltimore's Memorial Episcopal Church Begins Giving Out $500K In Reparations After Learning Founder Owned Slaves
• Carson Wentz Jerseys Going For 80% Off After Eagles Trade Former Franchise Quarterback To Colts
• AG Ellison Joins Multi-State Coalition Calling For Student Loan Debt Cancellation
• Chicago Weather: A Little More Snow On Sunday
• East Bay Scholar Presses On Through Online Learning; Seeks To Serve Community
• Denver DA Determines BNSF Railway Agent's Fatal Shooting Of Trespasser Was Legally Justified
• Police Searching For Missing 14-Year-Old Boy From Baltimore County
• AAA: Maryland Gas Price Average Up 15 Cents In The Last Week
• Black History Month: Cedric Maxwell Discusses Racism In Boston, Around The Country
• California Loosens COVID-19 Rules For Youth Sports
• Toro Recalls Power Max Snowthrowers Due to Amputation Hazard
• 2 Kids OK After Falling Through Icy Lake In McKinney
• Ronald McDonald House Holding 'Read For The House' Fundraiser
• Sacramento Man Accused Of Trying To Provide Financial Support To Terrorist Group
• Comcast Delays Home Internet Data Cap Plan For Massachusetts And Northeast Customers Until 2022
• Marylanders Spend Friday Cleaning Up Mess Left Behind By Recent Round Of Winter Weather
• Where are QAnon followers going now?
• Former surgeon general urges better COVID outreach to rural U.S.
• Alleged Capitol Rioter Matthew Miller Released To His Mother While Awaiting Trial
• Pittsburgh-Area Man Accused Of Threatening To Kill Members Of Congress And Start Civil War
• 10,000 People To Get Second COVID-19 Vaccination At Denver's Coors Field This Weekend
• Max Scherzer's Ankle Keeping Him Off Mound Early In Spring Training
• 3 Women Arrested After Bizarre Van Chase Through Downtown, East LA Neighborhoods That Included Chicken Drop-Off
• 7 Firefighters Injured While Responding To Large Fire In Bridgeport
• Supply Shortage Forces Allegheny County Health Department To Adjust Plans For 2nd COVID-19 Shots
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Stands By CPD Supt. David Brown In Wake Of Scathing Report On Police Handling Of Summer Protests, Looting
• Anne Arundel County Police Body-Worn Camera Program To Be Implemented Between July, September 2021
• Miami Weather: Cold Front Ends Heat, Humidity For Now
• VIDEO: George Clooney Spotted Directing New Movie In Watertown
• Eagles Release Wide Receiver DeSean Jackson After 2 Disappointing Seasons
• Woman's Gym Membership Revoked After She Tried To Enforce Club's Mask Policy
• Woman's Gym Membership Revoked After Trying To Enforce Club's Mask Policy
• Denver Weather: Weekend Snow Likely As Temperatures Remain Chilly
• 16th Street Mall Revitalization Moving Forward After Difficult 2020
• Denver's Average Temp So Far This Month Tied With Frigid February 1913
• Search Warrants Released For Gregory Ulrich Reveal Drug Dependency
• Sheriff: 1 Driver Killed In Collision Near Big Lake
• Detectives Search For Man Accused Of Burglarizing City Of Miami Police Vehicle
• Texans Urged To 'Exercise Caution' With Unsolicited Calls, Texts Or Emails On Winter Storm Relief
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Renews Coronavirus Disaster Declaration
• Upcoming Changes To COVID Vaccine Appointment Website Include 'Wait Room' While Booking
• Fire Causes $450K In Damage To St. Mary's County Home, State Fire Marshal's Office Says
• Sen. Ted Cruz Has Repeatedly Slammed Politicians For Vacationing During Crisis, Including Chris Christie
• Controversial Pipeline From Poudre River To Thornton Rejected Again
• Faulty Electrical Outlet Near Stove Leads To Fire That Kills Cat, Displaces 2 Near Hagerstown
• Costco Pharmacies In California To Begin Administering COVID Vaccines
• Pittsburgh Police Commander Jason Lando Accepts Job As Chief In Frederick, Maryland
• Aldermen, Mayor Clash Over Proposals For Civilian Oversight Of CPD, After Vote Delayed Until March
• Police: Missing Richmond Teen Antoine Whittley Became Paranoid After Use Of Hallucinogenic Drug
• Sens. Cruz, Cornyn Write President Biden In Support Of Emergency Assistance For Texans
• 2nd Person, John Vang, Charged In Death Of St. Paul Toddler
• Water Distribution Centers Serving Residential Customers Open Across Texas 
• CBS Sports Network Going 'Beyond The Box Score' To Educate Fans On Analytics And How They're Used For Saturday's BYU-Loyola Marymount Matchup
• 13-Year-Old Girl Missing From Baltimore Since Tuesday
• Weather Resources
• State Police Give 5 Notices Of Violation To Pittsburgh-Area Businesses During COVID-19 Compliance Checks
• Money Monday: Financial Resolutions
• Rob Portman's Senate seat attracts two Trump-aligned candidates so far
• $2 Million-Winning Powerball Ticket Sold At Wynnefield Heights Deli
• Massachusetts Gets 'Critical Shipment' Of COVID Vaccines; State Says Appointments Will Not Have To Be Canceled
• Money Monday: Teaching Kids The Value Of Saving
• No Cat-Astrophe: Bomb Squad Called For 'Suspicious Package' Find Bag Of Kittens
• Former 49ers QB Alex Smith on Kaepernick: 'He Obviously Was Trying To Tell Us Something'
• Garland Police Investigating 2 Suspected Deaths From Carbon Monoxide Poisoning 
• California To Set Aside 10% Of First Doses Of COVID Vaccine Statewide For Educators And Childcare Workers
• Report: David Krejci Not Traveling With Bruins For Sunday's Outdoors Game Vs. Flyers
• Hays Bald Eagles Lay 3rd Egg
• Katie Aselton On Movie 'Silk Road' & 'The League': 'Be As Authentic As You Absolutely Can'
• Lightfoot Shrugs Off 'Dumb' Criticism Of City's Spending $281.5 Million In Federal Coronavirus Relief Funds On CPD Costs
• Texas governor blames power grid operator for storm disaster
• Watch Live: U.S. re-enters Paris Agreement
• Missing 80-Year-Old Woman Found At Area Hospital, Baltimore Police Say
• 1 Illness Linked To Recalled Giant Eagle Market District Pretzels
• Broward Mayor Steve Geller Wants Gov. DeSantis To Expand Eligibility For COVID-19 Vaccine
• Gunman Opens Fire At Vehicle In Harlem, Shoots Innocent Bystander, Police Say
• Man Arrested For Weekend Shooting In St. Cloud That Left Victim Fighting For His Life
• 'Diaper Deputies' At Centennial Retirement Community Collect 10,000 Diapers For Families Struggling During Pandemic
• Police Officers Corral Longhorn On The Loose In Arlington, Help Repair Fence So He Stays Put
• FedEx scrambles to keep COVID-19 vaccine shipments on track
• Lexington Market Calling For Artists For Two New Art Installations
• Biden visits Pfizer vaccine plant in Michigan
• Health Officials Focus On Vaccine Outreach To Communities Of Color
• Denver Security Guard Shooting: Another Delay In Court Case For Matthew Dolloff
• Maryland Man Daniel Egtvedt Charged After Allegedly Fighting Officers, Shouting 'Shoot Me' At Capitol Riots
• Comcast Now Says It Won't Implement New Data Plan Charging Heavy Users In Northeast, Including Maryland, Until 2022
• 'This Not Charity...It's Solidarity': $1 Million Donation Helps Minneapolis Group Get Groceries To Twice As Many Families
• Rudy's Bakery And Cafe: For Owner Toni Binanti, Her Ridgewood Customers Are Family
• Denver School Cashes In With Office Depot Spending Spree Thanks To Coin Shortage
• 'Sends A Bad Message': Republican Stalwart Sen. Pat Toomey Now On Outs With GOP Over Donald Trump
• President Biden To Sign Major Disaster Declaration For Texas, Could Visit State As Soon As Next Week
• COVID-19 In Maryland: State Surpasses 7.5 Million COVID-19 Tests, Reports Lowest Case Rate Since November 1
• COVID-19 In Illinois: More Then 2 Million Vaccine Doses Administered So Far
• Police: Girls Blackmail Man Who Sent Them Sexual Images
• Eduardo Rodriguez Back To Full Strength After Bout With COVID, Urges Fans Not To Sleep On 2021 Red Sox
• Despite Recent Cold, Apostle Islands Ice Caves Won't Open To Visitors This Season
• Deputies Arrest D'kota Haley Near Longmont After Overnight Car And Foot Chase
• ERCOT Ends Emergency Conditions, CEO Bill Magness Defends Decision To Protect The Grid
• As COVID Vaccinations Roll Out, Many Wonder When Will It Be Safe To Visit Grandparents And Gather With Family Indoors
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Announces Flags To Fly At Half Staff For Rush Limbaugh
• Porsche Stolen In South LA With Mother, Toddler Possibly Inside
• Texas was "seconds and minutes" away from having blackouts for months
• Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez honors Rep. Raskin's late son during Lent
• Vincent Jackson's Family To Donate His Brain To CTE Research
• Police: Victim In Denver Shooting Driven To Aurora Before 911 Was Called
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Digby
• Elmwood Park Zoo Hosting Dog-Friendly Days In March, April
• 600 Riverside County Vaccine Appointments Rescheduled Due To Weather-Related Shipment Delays
• Brooklyn Rapper Prince Markie Dee, Of 'The Fat Boys' Fame, Dies
• Oakland Man Dies After Hit-And-Run Collision
• Web Vendor PrepMod Apologizes For Role In Massachusetts Vaccine Appointment Website Disaster
• Massive Fire Destroys Fellowship Hall At Somerset County Church
• Storm Watch: Frigid Cold And Freezing Rain Make For Slick Road Conditions
• 2 Central California Residents Arrested For Allegedly Violating Hawaii COVID-19 Quarantine Rules
• Children Expected To Survive After Gas Explosion Rocks Bronx Apartment Building
• MN Education Officials: Public School Enrollment Decreased Due To Pandemic, Could Impact Funding
• 2 Capitol rioters committed "crimes of terrorism," prosecutors say
• North Texas Schools Accessing Winter Storm Damage, Water Access Before Reopening
• Biden says he plans to visit Texas and declare major disaster
• Sen. Pat Toomey, Who Once Unified Republicans, Now On The Outs Over Former President Trump
• Mayor Lightfoot Reports 'Truly Remarkable Progress' In Distributing COVID-19 Vaccines To Black, Latinx Populations
• State Police Search For Female Suspect, Arrest 2 Others In Calvert County Robberies
• ERCOT Says Texas Grids Are Up And Running & Electrical Systems Are Back To Normal
• Woman Killed In SW Dade Hit And Run
• United Planning New Daily Flight Between Boston And London
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Midwest Storm Slows Vaccine Deliveries; East Bay School Trustees Caught on Video Disparaging Parents
• Maryland Weather: Ice Continues To Be A Concern Friday; Cold Weekend Ahead
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 2,778 New Cases And 67 Additional Deaths
• Elk Grove Planning Commission Rejects California Northstate University's Hospital Plan
• Joe Ligon, America's Oldest Juvenile Lifer, Released From Prison After 68 Years
• Florida Appeals Court Rejects Challenge To Armed School 'Guardians'
• John F. Kennedy's Harvard Sweater Auctioned Off For More Than $85,000
• Prince Harry And Meghan Markle Not Returning To Royal Duties
• Tough Times Bring Cal Women's Basketball Team Together
• Fit February: Tips For Falling Asleep
• Family: Remains Found In San Bernardino County Desert Identified As Missing Walnut Creek Woman
• Woman Stranded On Icy Street Gets Personal Escort Home From Pittsburgh Police Officers
• Prince George's County Couple Charged In Fentanyl Distribution Conspiracy
• Maryland State Police Responded To More Than 30 Crashes Overnight, Nearly 400 Since Thursday Morning
• Biden pledges billions to help poor countries get COVID vaccines
• Peyton Manning Reveals In ESPN+ Show That His Twins Are ... Chiefs Fans?
• Crystal Police: Distraction May Have Been Factor In Crash That Sent 4 To Hospital
• Boston 2021 Pride Parade, Festival Won't Be Held In June
• 6 Capitol Police officers suspended, 35 under investigation after riot
• Which GOP senators agree with Trump's claim that he won the election?
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 257 New Cases, 18 Additional Deaths
• Trump Policy Ends, Some Asylum-Seekers Stuck In Mexico Allowed Into US
• Rare Kobe Bryant Rookie Card Selling At Auction For Over $1 Million
• ONCOR Says 27,000 Outages Remain From Freezing Temps, Lack Of Generation Impacts
• Post-Trump State GOP Infighting Threatens Newsom Recall Efforts
• NYPD: Men Suspected Of Posing As Police Officers At Queens Home
• Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez raises $1 million for Texans
• Chicago Man Says He's Been Without Heat For 13 Days, Bedroom Measures 28 Degrees: 'No One Should Have To Live This Way'
• Today on Drew, Jason Biggs, Rita Ora, Dear Drew!
• Florida Man Brett Carver Accused In Knife Attack On Roommate
• Kerry says Earth has 9 years to avert worst consequences of climate crisis
• COVID In Colorado: Food Service Industry Workers Anxiously Await Vaccine
• #3 Michigan Takes On #4 Ohio State Sunday: CBS' Bill Raftery Says Key Will Be 'Can Buckeyes Contain Hunter Dickinson'
• 2 Injured After Truck Hits Horse-Drawn Buggy In Barron County
• Large Group Of Teens Attack, Injure 2 Workers In Simi Valley Park
• This week on "Sunday Morning" (February 21)
• Six Flags Great America, Hurricane Harbor Hiring 4,000 Local Employees For 2021 Season
• Matt Nyman Killed In Avalanche, But His Wife Received His Flowers On Valentine's Day As Planned: 'I Feel Spoiled'
• Texas weather woes foreshadow climate change disasters
• Retired MLB Player Johnny Damon Arrested In Central Florida On DUI Charges
• Trevor Story Focuses On Being 'Best Player He Can Be' As Rockies Open Spring Training
• Toro recalls snow blowers due to amputation hazard
• Colorado Loses To Oregon 60-56
• ERCOT Expects To Come Out Of Electricity 'Emergency Conditions' Later Friday Morning
• Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium Reopening In March
• Search Called Off For Minnesota Man Missing Off Florida Coast
• "America is back," Biden tells Munich Security Conference
• Johnny Damon Arrested In Florida On DUI Charges
• 'Something's Not Right': Sex Offenders Go Unnoticed Due To Address Glitch On Megan's Law Website
• TSA To Hire More Than 6,000 New Officers By The Summer
• Suspect Arrested In Stockton Shooting That Left 58-Year-Old Man Dead
• Six Flags New England Hiring Thousands Of Workers For Hopeful Spring Reopening
• Armie Hammer's Ex Says He Knife Branded Her And Allegedly Spoke Of Cannibalism
• East Bay School Trustees Caught on Video Disparaging Parents During Online Meeting
• Celtics' Jaylen Brown, Jayson Tatum Will Have To Wait To Earn All-Star Nods
• Seven Arrested, 19 Pounds Of Meth Seized In Santa Rosa Drug Raids
• Snow Cleanup Underway In Manayunk As Neighbors Worry About Refreezing
• Researchers Argue 2nd Doses Can Be Delayed While Coronavirus Vaccine Supply Is Scarce
• Petfest: Cutest Pet Nominations
• Prosecutors Say Nathan Cohen, 27, Of Eatontown, N.J. Lured 2 13-Year-Old Girls To Sexually Assault Them
• The history of discriminatory housing policies against Black Americans
• Sanneh Foundation's Annual Gala4Goals Fundraising Event
• Daytona Road Course Takes Spotlight For NASCAR
• Tiny House Shelter 'Avivo Village' Set To Open In Minneapolis
• Woman Taken To Hospital After Crashing Into Building
• People Of Color Are Underrepresented In US Vaccine Trials, Study Finds
• Sen. Ted Cruz Headed To Mexico After A History Of Criticizing Politicians For Vacationing During Crisis
• PTL Links: February 19, 2021
• University Of Florida Vets Pull Shoe From Stomach Of 341-Pound Crocodile
• Scathing Inspector General's Report Says CPD Was Unprepared, Disorganized, And Without A Plan During Civil Unrest In Wake Of George Floyd Protests In Chicago
• Christopher Dougherty Arrested In Home Invasion Of His 80-Year-Old Adoptive Mother In Delaware County: Pennsylvania State Police
• Police Investigating Armed Carjacking At Glen Burnie Royal Farms
• QB Joe Milton Enters Transfer Portal
• Several Small Fires Break Out Along 101 Freeway In Echo Park
• Kids Who Lived With Roman Lopez Find Solace With Michigan Family
• Florida Man Daniel Baker Charged With Plotting Attack On Trump Supporters
• Mom Howling Mad At Great Wolf Lodge After Being Triple-Charged For Family Trip Canceled Due To COVID-19
• Start Time For Bruins-Flyers Outdoors Game At Lake Tahoe Moved Up
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Challenge Trial
• No. 3 Michigan Handles Rutgers 71-64
• School Board Members Say They Were Targeted At Home Over Distance Learning Frustration
• Gunman targeted Justice Sonia Sotomayor
• 'This Is A Milestone Day': More Than 1 Million Vaccine Shots Administered In Minnesota
• It's official: Harry and Meghan won't return to "working" royal life
• Disneyland, Santa Ana College Vaccine Sites To Close Temporarily After Severe Weather Delays Delivery Of Supplies
• Weather Blog: Seasonably Cold Weekend
• Bruce Cassidy Calls Out Bruins' Effort After Loss To Devils
• Portion Of Temona Drive In Pleasant Hills Closed Due To Water Main Break
• NASA reveals first two photos of Mars taken by Perseverance
• Sources: Suspect Taken Into Custody Doesn't Appear To Be Gunman Who Shot 8 People Near Olney Transportation Center
• Bay Area Vaccination Sites See Supply Slowdown Due to Midwest Freeze
• Just As The Lights Come Back On For Most Of Texas Water Woes Rise In The State & Across The South
• 1 Hurt In Hit-And-Run Along St. Paul's University Avenue
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• LA Postpones COVID Vaccinations At City Sites Due To Winter Storms
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• 2 pieces of good news on Pfizer's widely-used COVID vaccine
• Crews Knock Down South Minneapolis Duplex Fire, Save Pets Inside
• Police: More Than 30 People Evacuated From Center City Block Due To High Level Of Carbon Monoxide
• Police: Armed Robbery Suspect Opens Fire Inside Bronx Gas Station
• COVID-19 Tests Available In LA Without Appointment Starting Next Week
• Train Just South Of Downtown Fort Worth Derails Overnight
• Woman dies after being shot in head by police protesting Myanmar coup
• Pfizer launches first COVID-19 vaccine trial for pregnant women
• What the U.S. is agreeing to as it rejoins the Paris climate accords
• Over 13 million Texans facing water crisis after brutal winter storm
• Ivanka Trump won't challenge Rubio for Florida Senate seat
• Robinhood CEO defends trading app's role in GameStop frenzy
• Firefighters Able To Contain Massive House Fire In Reserve Township
• "Touchdown confirmed!": NASA rover lands on Mars
• Ted Cruz says he went to Cancun amid Texas crisis to be "good dad"
• AOC Goes Vegetarian For Lent In Honor Of Maryland Rep. Jamie Raskin's Late Son Tommy
• Dolly Parton rejects proposed statue of her at Tennessee Capitol
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• Woman Injured In Townhouse Fire On Near West Side
• Philadelphia's Black Doctors COVID-19 Consortium Founder Dr. Ala Stanford Honored At Flyers Game
• CFD, The Home Depot Offering 99-Cent Smoke Detectors Across The City Friday
• Residents Moving Out Of LA To Inland Empire, Causing Rents To Skyrocket
• Riverside Deputies Shoot, Kill Joshua Tree Coffee Company Owner Royce Robertson During Confrontation In Indian Wells
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• COVID Vaccine: Westchester Woman With Rare Genetic Disorder Turned Away Despite Having Appointment
• Winter storm devastates Texas as millions face water crisis
• 6 Capitol Police Officers Suspended, 29 Others Under Investigation For Alleged Roles In Riot
• Ivanka Trump Won't Challenge Marco Rubio For Senate Seat
• Despite President Joe Biden's Transportation Mask Mandate, Metra Not Confronting Violators
• Six Flags Mass Vaccination Site Adjusts Friday Hours Due To Winter Weather, Baltimore Convention Center To Operate As Planned
• Jimmy Butler's 3rd Straight Triple-Double Paces Heat Past Kings
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cold Temperatures Continue Into The Weekend
• Philadelphia Weather: Roads Remain Messy As Winter Weather Lingers Around Region On Friday
• U.K. top court rules drivers are Uber "workers" entitled to benefits
• Vincent Jackson's brain to be donated for CTE research
• Navy Boot Camp At Great Lakes Has Kept Going All Through Pandemic, With Tight Restrictions
• Thursday's Mini-Melt, May Make Overnight Freezing Worse On Pipes
• Chicago Weather: Snow Returns Sunday; Warmup Ahead
• Gusto COO on forgiving small business loans amid pandemic
• Biden gets chance to leave mark on judiciary as judges step aside
• 'You're Still My Hero': Eagles Superfan Giovanni Hamilton Says Tearful Goodbye To Carson Wentz
• How NASA will bring Martian rocks back to Earth for first time ever
• Residents Escape Unharmed Following Fire At Restaurant On First Floor In Oxford Circle: Philadelphia Firefighters
• Challenge To Mask Mandate Goes To Supreme Court
• Mother Pleas For Public's Help In Hopes It Can Help Police Solve Nearly 19-Year-Old Cold Case Of Son's Murder
• Off-Duty Oakland Cops Hired to Patrol Big Retailers Hard-Hit by Thieves
• Helipad At Trump's Mar-a-Lago Demolished
• School Closings And Remote Learning For February 19, 2021
• The Fake Commute: People Working From Home Finding Ways To Discover Normalcy
• Butler Man Indicted On Charges Of Sexual Exploitation Of A Minor
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• DCNR Reminds Drivers Of Risks Of Driving On State Forest Roads
• West Virginia University Planning A Limited, In-Person Commencement Ceremony
• Dog Dies In Munhall House Fire
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• Harden, Harris Lead Nets Past Lakers For 5th Straight Win
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• White House economic adviser Jared Bernstein on "The Takeout" — 2/19/2021
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• Biden tells world leaders that "America is back" 
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• Should the federal government provide jobs to those who want one?
• ICE rolls out new guidelines for deportations to focus on certain groups
• Winter weather impacting COVID-19 vaccine shipments across U.S.
• California officers acused of fatally shooting Black man after jaywalking stop
• Biden signals diplomacy shift in first address on world stage
• Millions of Texans facing water crisis after deadly winter storm
• Texas Governor Greg Abbott blames power grid operator for winter storm disaster
• Former DHS Official: Right-wing extremists and white supremacists targeting QAnon followers for recruitment
• Texas struggles with growing water crisis
• The life and activism of Rosa Parks beyond the Montgomery bus boycott
• Pfizer launching COVID-19 vaccine trials for pregnant women and children
• How the Red Cross is helping Texans in need
• Harry and Meghan not returning to royal duties
• Impact of the U.S. rejoining the Paris climate accord
• Dr. Fauci on when children may be able to get COVID-19 vaccines
• Deborah Archer, ACLU's first Black president, discusses the group's top priorities
• Analysis of Biden's foreign policy remarks at Munich Security Conference
• "America is back," Biden tells Munich Security Conference
• Why does Texas have an independent power grid?
• Doctor weighs in on Pfizer's COVID vaccine trial for pregnant women
• Doctor works to end amputation epidemic among Black Americans in Mississippi
• Worldview: U.K. court rules on Uber; Myanmar protester dies
• Director Lee Daniels, singer Andra Day on untold story of Billie Holiday's activism
• How the police beating of Rodney King and what followed connects to Black Lives Matter movement
• Federal judge whose son was killed in attack says gunman targeted Sonia Sotomayor
• NASA's most sophisticated robotic rover will explore Mars for signs of past life
• Texas faces water shortage as many are still without power
• White Americans confront legacy of housing discrimination
• Biden will attend first G7 summit as 400 mayors urge Congress to pass $1.9 trillion relief package
• Videos show California sheriffs' fatal shooting of Black man
• Republican, Democrat mayors back White House rescue plan as cities struggle in pandemic
• With Trump out of office, U.S. rejoins Paris climate accord
• Acting FEMA administrator on Texas weather, power crisis, strategy during pandemic
• With power coming back online, Texans face new financial challenges
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