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Articles from February 20, 2021

• LA Angels Coach Matt Wise Tests Positive For the Coronavirus
• 'We're All One Community': Fundraiser Held To Support Family Of Fallen Sacramento Deputy Adam Gibson
• Strong Winds Lead To Downed Trees, Damaged Cars, Delayed PGA Golf Tournament
• One Million COVID Vaccines Backed Up Due To Severe Weather, Dodger Stadium Still Closed
• 'Felt Like A Summer Day': Tourists Trek To Tahoe For Outdoor NHL Games
• Sacramento Warming Centers Remain Closed For 10 Days After 3 More Positive COVID Tests
• Passengers On United Flight 328 Describe Moments After Engine Blew Apart
• Kings Drop Six Straight With 122-114 Loss To Bulls
• Chicago Weather: Snow Again Late Sunday
• Trevor Williams' Diehard Cubs Fan Dad Is Thrilled To See His Son Pitching For His Favorite Team
• Woman, 3 Young People Ages 12 To 17, Injured In Rollover Crash On Lake Shore Drive Near Belmont Avenue
• LaVine Scores 38, Bulls Hold Off Struggling Kings
• Kevin Fiala Posts 3-Point Game, Leads Wild Past Ducks 5-1
• Plane Debris Destroys Broomfield Truck, Comes Narrowly Close To Homeowner
• 'We Love AJ': Bishop Feehan & North Attleboro Dedicate Rivalry Hockey Game To Injured AJ Quetta
• Islanders Fall To Penguins In Second Straight Loss
• COVID Positivity Rates In New York Drop, New Vaccination Sites Continue To Open
• NYC Leaders, Activists Rally Against Violent Racist Attacks On Asians
• New Jersey Woman Spearheads 'Angel Tree' Service Project To Help Children Of Incarcerated Parents
• Man Found Fatally Shot Inside Vehicle On Staten Island
• Celebrating Black History Makers: Amena Karim Took On Mission To Bring Fresh, Healthy Food To South Shore And Beyond
• 2 NYPD Officers Seriously Injured In Brooklyn Car Crash
• Man Dies After Being Found Shot In Car At Crash Scene In Manteca
• Car Stolen With Dog Inside In Albany Park
• UMD Requiring Students To Sequester-In-Place Until Feb. 27 After Spike In COVID-19 Cases
• North Texas Residents Grateful For FEMA Aid: 'Damages To My House Are About $180K'
• United Airlines Flight 328 Passenger: Plane 'Was Shuddering' After Explosion
• Urgent Care Facility In Wilkinsburg Focuses On Helping Low-Income Families
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations & Positivity Rate Increase Slightly Saturday
• Airline Pilots Practice Frequently For Engine Failure Events Like One That May Have Happened In Denver
• Woman Found Dead In Snowbank In Park Ridge
• Maryland Weather: Cold Temperatures Continue, Wintry Weather Possible Monday
• If It's Too Cold For You, It's Too Cold For Them: Shelter Owners Remind To Keep Animals Inside
• 8 People Hospitalized For Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Due To Malfunctioning Furnace Inside Brooklyn Rowhome, Officials Say
• 2 Men Killed, Another Injured In Triple Shooting In Capitol Heights, Police Say
• Plane Debris Falls From Sky & Onto Neighborhoods Outside Denver
• Hornets' Rozier Buzzer-Beater Sinks Warriors 102-100
• Plane Debris Falls From Sky & Onto Broomfield Neighborhoods
• 'Going To Feel Like Pond Hockey': Read What The Bruins Are Saying About Sunday's Game At Lake Tahoe
• 24 For Charlie Moore As DePaul Beats St. John's
• Crosby Tallies 2 Assists In 1,000th Game, Penguins Top Islanders 3-2
• Sharks Hold Off Rallying Blues 5-4
• National Guard Helps Deliver 4,000 Of Minnesota's Vaccines Delivered To Wrong State
• Hit-And-Run Crash Damages St. Paul Restaurant
• Oakley School Board Resignations Spotlight Rift Between Educators, Parents Over Reopening Policy
• Florida State's Depth Proves To Be Too Much For Pitt, Pitt Loses 79-72
• Wealthy Florida couple give different accounts of violent confrontation
• New Shake Shack Location Opens In Towson
• Family of Gabriel Fernandez Holds Ceremony To Honor Him
• Fire Breaks Out In House In Greater Grand Crossing
• East Bay Vaccination Sites Expand Focus Toward Education Workers
• Passenger Killed In Overnight Crash In Stockton; Driver Critically Injured
• Man, 23, Shot Multiple Times At Large Gathering In South LA
• UPMC Launches Website To Register For COVID-19 Vaccine
• COVID In New York: Dutchess County Reports Case Of Variant First Discovered In UK, Over 130 Cases Identified Across State
• Red Wing City Council Fires Police Chief
• Parkway East Reopens Following Multi-Vehicle Crash
• No. 13 WVU Rallies From 19 Points Down, Beat Texas 84-82
• Bruins-Flyers Outdoors Game At Lake Tahoe Now Set For 7:30 P.M. ET On Sunday
• SWAT Situation Ends Peacefully In Lincoln-Lemington Neighborhood
• When Will The Pandemic End? Dr. Michael Osterholm Weighs In
• Dallas Resident Says He Received Nearly $7,000 Energy Bill As Effects Of Winter Storms Continue
• Auburn Kidnapping Suspect Arrested In Colfax
• Pedestrian Struck, Killed by Car in Pleasanton Friday Night
• From Virus To Vaccine: COVID-19 & The Black Community
• Anne Arundel County Police Investigating Suspicious Death Of 35-Year-Old Man
• Shannon Kent, Coroner Who Had License Suspended Last Year, Now Arrested For Tampering With Bodies
• Colorado Attorney General Shuts Down COVID Vaccination Appointment Site
• No. 5 Illinois Dominates Minnesota For 7th Win In Row
• Caught On Camera: 3 Men Rob, Assault Man Outside Bronx Deli
• Spring Training 2021: Jake Arrieta Excited To Be Back With Cubs, Michael Kopech Returns From Absence From White Sox
• Phi Delta Theta Students Spend Weekend Clearing Snow For Sterling Man Battling ALS
• Central Park Running Loop Named After Black Olympian Ted Corbitt
• Texas Gov. Abbott Meets With Legislature To Address Spike In Energy Bills
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Temps Plummet Overnight; Bright, Brisk Tomorrow Before Next Storm Arrives
• Boy Scouts Build Snowmen For Residents At Emerald Place Memory Care Center In Glenview
• Fairleigh Dickinson Defeats Mount St. Mary's 76-71 In OT
• Orange County Traffic Stop Turns Up Two Kilograms of Fentanyl Powder
• Essential Needs Giveaway Held In Robbins
• Aldama Scores 27 To Lead Loyola (MD) Over Lehigh 75-47
• Penguins Honor Crosby Ahead Of 1,000th Game By Wearing Crosby Jerseys In Warmups
• Suspected Hypothermia Deaths In Homes Mount In Texas
• Colorado Weather: Snow Is Back, Tough Mountain Travel Expected By Saturday Night
• Friends & Family Hold Vigil In Braddock For Jason Lewis
• More Long Lines At Chicago Post Offices, Complaints About Missing Mail Surface This Weekend
• Jimmy's Famous Seafood Partners With NFL QB Deshaun Watson To Help Feed Families In Baltimore
• Louisiana Challenges California Ban On Alligator Products
• Flight drops debris on neighborhood during emergency landing
• 1 Person In Custody After Barricade Situation In Owings Mills, Baltimore County Police Say
• More Than 1 Million People In Massachusetts Have Received First Dose Of COVID Vaccine
• COVID-19 Vaccine In Pittsburgh: AHN Network Vaccinates Thousands At Second PNC Park Clinic
• DFW Weather: Above-Freezing Nighttime Temperatures For First Time In Nearly 2 Weeks
• Former Trump official details "grave misstep" in COVID response
• Central Baltimore Partnership, Corner Team Boxing And Fitness Join Forces For Initiative To Promote Healthy Lifestyles
• 'This Is Hope': Black Doctor's COVID-19 Consortium's 24-Hour Clinic Vaccinates Over 4,000 People
• Over 14 Million Texans Still Without Safe Water As Officials Grapple With Crisis
• Fremont Police Nab Suspect After Multiple Chases, Encounters With Officers
• Man Found Dead In Garbage Can In South Shore
• Publix Offers $125 Gift Cards To 225,000 Employees To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• No. 5 Illinois Dominates Minnesota 94-63 For 7th Win In A Row
• Two Additional Cases of U.K. COVID-19 Variant Detected in L.A. County
• Suspect Shot Man In Face Over Car Dispute At Stanislaus-Area Wrecking Yard, Authorities Say
• TDEM Self-Reporting Survey
• Marcel Jenkins Identified As Carjacking Suspect Who Led Police On Chase Throughout Philadelphia
• Man Shot, Wounded At Roosevelt And Canal
• Texas Agency Launches Investigation Into Outages That Left Millions Without Power
• Fatal Double Shooting Investigated In Northwest Miami-Dade
• 'You All Give Me A Reason To Keep Pushing': Injured Hockey Player AJ Quetta Thankful For Support
• Flyers-Bruins Lake Tahoe Outdoor Game Start Time Moved To Night To Avoid Bright Sunshine, Poor Ice Conditions
• Gary Police Corporal, K9 Partner Find Girl With Special Needs Who Left Home In Cold
• Millions of Texans are still without power as officials grapple with crisis
• Texans without water or shelter face another foe: Price gouging
• 2 Men Killed In Crash On Rio Linda Boulevard
• Fire Department Rescues Dog From Ice On Lake Michigan
• Disney Plans 18-Month Celebration To Mark 50th Anniversary
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Declares February 20, 2021 'Sidney Crosby Day' In Pittsburgh
• Veteran New Jersey State Senator Gerald Cardinale Dies At 86
• Devils Fall To Sabres, Ending 3-Game Run
• It's Academic: February 20, 2021
• COVID-19 Hospitalization Rate Continues to Fall in Orange County
• Massachusetts Reports 1,822 New COVID Cases, 53 Additional Deaths
• Lafrenière Scores 2nd Of Season, Rangers Beat Capitals
• Trump To Speak In Orlando In First Public Appearance Since Leaving Office
• Pirates Add Infielder Hunter Owen To Big League Camp
• How To Apply For FEMA Assistance In Texas If You Are Eligible
• Former Florida Mayor Arrested On Child Pornography Charges
• Terrapins Defeat Gopher Women's Basketball 94-62
• Police: 28-Year-Old Man Arrested For Allegedly Assaulting Ex-Wife Inside Towson Apartment
• Sen. Tina Smith Seeks Probe Of Natural Gas Price Spikes During Storm
• 'We're In Desperate Need Of Water': Newton Native In Texas Says Situation Is Dire
• Chicago Man Accused Of Driving Over 100 Miles Per Hour With No License Arrested After Indiana Police Pursuit
• Criminal Charges Have Been Filed Related To Large Indoor Gatherings Amid Pandemic, Warns Feuer
• Conservationists, San Francisco Family Reach Deal to Preserve Redwood Forest in Mendocino County
• Montgomery County Cupcake Business Gives Portion Of Profits To Customers' Charity Of Choice
• Biden Declares Major Disaster In Texas, Federal Assistance Underway
• Joseph Fischer, A Pennsylvania Police Officer, Facing Charges In Capitol Riot
• Philadelphia Police: Woman Dies After Being Struck By Amtrak Train In Tacony
• Boy, 14, Shot And Wounded In Roseland
• Lafrenière Scores 2nd Of Season, Rangers Beat Capitals 4-1
• COVID-19 Update: Indiana Reports 1,449 New Confirmed Cases, 14 Additional Deaths
• Owusu Scores 24, Leading No. 9 Maryland Past Minnesota 94-62
• COVID In Florida: 7,280 Additional Cases, 125 New Deaths Reported Saturday
• West Virginia University Confirms Two Cases Of UK COVID-19 Variant Among Students
• Strong Winds With Gusts Of Up To 50 MPH Possible In Parts Of SoCal
• Pittsburgh Police Locate Missing Woman Arielle Eyers
• Man Charged With Capital Murder After 3 Found Dead In Burning Celina Home
• Ben Roethlisberger Congratulates Sidney Crosby On 1,000th Game Milestone
• CHP Contra Costa County Freeway Speeding Crackdown Nets 331 Tickets
• Shots Fired In Apartment Road Rage Incident In Holmen, Wisconsin
• Salem Man In Critical Condition After Being Hit By Car
• Texas inmates face frigid temperatures during weather crisis
• New Jersey-Based El Abuelito Cheese Company Recalls All 'Queso Fresco' Products Due To Possible Listeria Contamination
• Wanted: Deputies Looking For Suspect Bike Shop Theft
• 'NY PopsUp' Concerts Start With Free Performance For Health Care Workers Featuring Jon Batiste At Javits Center
• Energy And A Changing Climate: New England Clean Energy Supplier Says Learn From Texas Disaster
• Power Outages Continue Across Appalachia After Winter Storms
• Minneapolis Girl Among Inaugural Class Of Female Eagle Scouts
• President Biden Declares Major Disaster In Texas As Residents Struggle In Aftermath Of Severe Winter Storm
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,922 New COVID-19 Cases, Including 42 Deaths
• Penn State President Eric Barron Announces Plans To Retire In 2022, Successor To Be Sought
• Early Morning 2-Alarm Fire Guts San Jose Corner Store
• NYPD: Armed Suspects Tied Up Victims, Stole $40,000 From Home In Queens
• 1 Woman Killed In Double Rollover On Highway 285 On-Ramp
• Northrop Grumman launches cargo ship to space station
• Coach Omar McMillan Leads Richfield Boys Basketball To Undefeated Season
• Winter Storm Woes Send Gas Prices Up In New Jersey, Around Nation
• Todd Frazier, 2-Time All Star, Signs Minor League Deal With Pittsburgh Pirates
• Leaders Visit 'Ground Zero' Of Los Angeles Coronavirus Crisis As Part Of Outreach
• 34-Year-Old Man Critically Wounded In East Germantown Shooting, Philly Police Say
• VP Kamala Harris Returns To SoCal For 1st Time Since Taking Office
• Ed's Driveway: Mercedes-Benz E450
• One Person Dead, Four Homes Destroyed By Three-Alarm Fire In Trenton
• Police Investigate Multiple Shootings Saturday in San Jose; 1 Declared Homicide
• Retired Pittsburgh Police K9 Atos Passes Away
• COVID In Minnesota: 884 New Cases, 11 Deaths Reported Saturday
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 2,818 New Coronavirus Cases, 90 Additional Deaths
• Inter Miami CF Signs Defender Ryan Shawcross
• MN Homeowners, Solar Groups Back Solar Panel Bill
• Feds Drop Legal Battle Over Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe's Reservation Status
• Phase 2 Of Federal Unemployment Benefits Starts This Weekend For 289,000 Coloradans
• Pittsburgh Mayoral Candidate Ed Gainey Receives Endorsement From SEIU Healthcare Pennsylvania
• Woman Arrested For Allegedly Setting Arson Fires Throughout Sonoma Valley
• Denver Weather: Cold Front Approaching, Bands Of Snow To Develop Around Sunset
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 285 New Coronavirus Cases
• Arson Unit Investigating Newark House Fire That Sent 3 People To Hospital
• Spencer Man Killed In Snowmobile Crash In Maine
• Bill That Could Loosen Cannabis Logjam Advances In New Jersey
• Strangers Took In Delivery Driver For 5 Days After She Was Stranded In The Texas Storm
• 8 People Treated For Possible Carbon Monoxide Poisoning At Queens Apartment Building
• Ani DiFranco on new album "Revolutionary Love," career and marriage
• COVID Vaccine In New York: Appointments For FEMA Vaccination Sites In Brooklyn, Queens Open Saturday Morning
• Jake McGee Guaranteed $5 Million In 2-Year Deal With Giants
• Kim Kardashian files for divorce from Kanye West
• UMass Amherst Lowers COVID-Risk Level From 'High' To 'Elevated'
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Stray Snow Showers, Brisk And Breezy Saturday
• Sergio Romo Returns To Bay Area; Signs Deal With Oakland A's
• Florida governor says flags will be at half-staff for Rush Limbaugh
• 'Vaccine Angels'; Volunteers Organize Facebook Group To Help Navigate Overwhelming COVID Vaccine Booking Process
• Penn State President Eric J. Barron Announces Plans To Retire In 2022
• New York Weather: CBS2's 2/20 Saturday Morning Update
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Oakley School Board Quits Amid Zoom Controversy; High School Sports Allowed To Resume
• One Chicago Neighborhood Gets Snow Removed To Avoid Battles For 'Dibs'
• Walgreens To Receive More Doses Of COVID-19 Vaccine Starting Next Week
• Philadelphia Weather: Quiet, Blustery Weekend On Tap As Region Regroups From Stretch Of Winter Storms
• Oakley School Board Resigns After President Steps Down Over 'Hot Mic' Remarks
• Air Quality Alert Issued For East-Central, Southeast Minnesota
• Chicago Weather: Cold, Sunny Saturday, But A Warmup Is On The Way
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: Feb. 20, 2021
• 5 Minnesotans Charged In Itasca County Human Trafficking Sting
• $2 Million Winning Powerball Ticket Sold At Wynnefield Heights Deli
• West Virginia To Ease Pandemic Restrictions As COVID-19 Cases Decline; UK Variant Found
• Family: Remains Found In Desert Identified As Missing Walnut Creek Woman
• Snow Totals For February 19, 2021
• Princess Eugenie and husband have picked a name for their baby boy
• Moscow court rejects Alexey Navalny's appeal against his prison sentence
• Naomi Osaka beats Jennifer Brady to claim her 4th Grand Slam title
• New video shows fatal shooting of Black man in California
• Suspect In Custody After Stealing Delivery Driver's Car With Wife, 2 Young Daughters Inside In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• Winter storms hamper delivery of 6 million vaccine doses
• Manchin opposes Neera Tanden, endangering OMB nomination
• Mars rover beams back dramatic landing selfie
• Texans face drinking water shortage
• Water crisis plagues millions in Texas after deadly winter storm
• What's behind the extreme cold in Texas?
• PennDOT Plans To Toll 9 Bridges Across The State
• New York Weather: CBS2's 2/20 Saturday Morning Forecast
• Police Investigating South Side Stabbing, Man Left In Critical Condition
• Allegheny County Health Department Shuts Down 3 Businesses
• Buffalo Bill's Home In 'The Silence Of The Lambs' Will Soon Be Open To Overnight Guests
• Hey Ray! What Causes Lake Effect Snow To Be Created
• Pittsburgh Weather: Frigid Weekend Temperatures, Snow Chances
• Allegheny Health Network To Hold Second COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic At PNC Park For Pre-Registered Patients
• Police: Officer Shoots, Kills Man Assaulting Woman In Lawrence County
• Sidney Crosby Reflects On Career Ahead Of 1,000th Career NHL Game, Shuts Down Trade Rumors
• Marine Veteran, His German Shepherd Hailed For Helping Police Stop Intruder
• Saturday's Show Info (2/20/21)
• Virtual THON Kicks Off At Penn State University
• Pittsburgh To Remain Host Of NCAA Frozen Four, Set For April 8, April 10
• Pennsylvania Looks To Boost Electric Vehicle Sales
• Six More Linked To Oath Keepers Charged In Capitol Attack
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Takes Part In Climate Change Event
• Gore on Canvas - Batwoman
• You Can't Touch This - Charmed
• Teenage Love - All American
• The Book of Reconstruction: Chapter Three - Black Lightning
• Pilot - Superman & Lois
• Chapter Eighty-Two: Back to School - Riverdale
• The Riddle of the Broken Doll - Nancy Drew
• Pilot - Walker
• We're Not Worthy - Legacies
• Heather Anne Campbell 4 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Nyima Funk 1 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Back to the Future - Penn & Teller: Fool Us

Videos from February 20, 2021

• The Deliveryman Murders
• Security camera footage shows Florida couple’s home on the night of a violent confrontation
• Reuschel vs. Reuschel
• Alex Trebek's "Jeopardy!" wardrobe donated to homeless shelters and formerly incarcerated men
• U.S. beverage manufacturers face aluminum can shortage amid pandemic
• Mexico sees increase in American tourists despite ongoing pandemic
• Myanmar police fire at demonstrators, killing 2
• United Airlines flight lands safely after losing chunks of engine
• Vaccination effort picks up speed, but it's too late for some
• Millions of Texans still without power and safe drinking water
• Mayor Brandon Scott discusses how COVID-19 has impacted Baltimore
• Former Deputy NSA Matt Pottinger calls lack of mask guidance under Trump a "grave misstep"
• Biden approves major disaster declaration in Texas
• Texas mayor on recovery efforts in his city after devastating winter storm
• Changing the way Black history is taught in America
• Concerns grow over humanitarian crisis in Ethiopia's Tigray Region
• Business owner buys out street vendors, donates food
• The Dish: Food writer Mark Bittman on new book, history and future of food
• Sisters roll out eco-friendly toilet paper during pandemic
• Prince Harry, Meghan officially split from royal duties
• Florida governor faces criticism over granting special access to COVID-19 vaccines
• Singer Ani DiFranco on career, new album "Revolutionary Love"
• Chinese government influence over Hollywood movie content
• Anti-coup Myanmar protester dies after being shot by police
• Pfizer expands production of COVID-19 vaccine
• Vaccinating America: Tracking some of the latest developments
• Deadly storms delay distribution of 6 million COVID-19 vaccine doses
• Supplies needed in Texas after deadly winter storm
• Legends: Mitch Kupchak