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• COVID: Study Reveals California Variant Responsible For Half Of All Cases In State
• Eastvale Man, 21, Charged With Murder In Connection With Overdose Death
• 1 Killed, 6 Rescued In South Lake Tahoe Apartment Fire
• Wyoming Teenager, Electrocuted While Helping Others, Leaves Swedish Medical Center After 6 Weeks
• Wild Beat Sharks 6-2 For Third Win In A Row
• Neshan Johnson ID'd By Witness, Arrested As Shooting Victim Fights For Her Life
• Regulators Find 'Significant Deficiencies' At CA COVID Testing Lab - Whistleblowers Respond
• Widow, Friend Of Man Killed In Tahoe Avalanche Sue Alpine Meadows
• Wizards Win 5th Straight, Hold Off Lakers 127-124 In OT
• Spectrum Says Internet Service Restored After Hours-Long Outage
• Loyal Customer Remembers South Land Park Store Clerk Killed On The Job
• Crowd Gathers, Driver Arrested After Pursuit Ends In South LA
• Chicago Weather: Above Freezing Through The Weekend
• Police Say Man Tried To Record Women Inside Roseville Store Bathroom
• California's Tax Agency Suspends Debt Collection Program Exposed In Call Kurtis Investigation
• Dibs Marker Offers Snacks And Beer, Asks People Not To Take Parking Space
• Facebook Lifts News Ban On Australian Users
• Coyotes Rally From 3 Goals Down To Beat Ducks 4-3
• Coloradans Turn To Facebook As State's Unemployment Software Improves
• Elijah McClain's Mother Relieved With Independent Review: 'I Just Miss Him'
• Elitch Gardens Set To Open This Spring With COVID Protocols
• Tahoe Zillow Listing Featuring Dozens Of Glammed-Up Mannequins Goes Viral
• Quick Earns 54th Career Shutout, Kings Beat Blues 3-0
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Counties Report New COVID-19 Deaths As Vaccination Efforts Continue
• Sick Kids On Medicaid In Northwest Indiana Are A Short Distance From Illinois, But State Makes Them Go All The Way To Indianapolis For Treatment
• Biden Commemorates 500,000 U.S. Lives Lost To COVID-19
• See It: Cops Save 76-Year-Old Woman From Newark Fire
• Body Of Missing Swimmer Recovered From Frozen Wareham Pond
• 'Metal Fatigue' A Factor In United Airlines Flight 328 Engine Failure
• SUV Crashes Into Preschool In Saugus; No Major Injuries Reported
• Illinois Unemployment Offices Have Been Closed Nearly A Year, And Many Say It's Causing Big Problems
• Melting Snow Slides Off Rooftop Solar Panels And Damages Cars In Hoffman Estates, Causes Danger On Roofs Across Area
• Sacramento State To Hold Drive-Thru Graduation Ceremony This Spring
• Grim Milestone: U.S. Surpasses 500,000 Coronavirus Deaths
• Report Reveals Increase In Homelessness Among Students In Pennsylvania
• Eat Or Drink Before Appointment? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers COVID-19 Vaccine Questions
• 'Why Do They Need To Know?': Some Users Of Minnesota's Vaccine Connector Site Put Off By Personal Questions
• Fire Rips Through House In Morgan Park
• Alpena Woman, Margaret Suszek, Celebrates 100th and Recovery From COVID-19
• Gov. Murphy Signs Bills Legalizing Recreational Marijuana For Adults, Decriminalizing Possession Of Small Amounts In New Jersey
• Kroger Warns Customers Personal Information Was Stolen From Pharmacy Database
• Firefighters Save Church In Lawrence After Rectory Catches Fire
• Pageau Comes Through Late In Third Period, Islanders Improve To 3-0 Against Sabres
• 2 Firefighters Rushed To Hospital From Scene Of South Chicago Fire After Mayday Call
• How The Coronavirus Pandemic Is Affecting Our Kids' Mental Health
• Governor Whitmer Declared State of Emergency To Bring More Energy To Michigan Homes
• 2 Dead, 2 Injured After Vehicle Crashes Into Trees In Elk Grove
• Six Flags Will Reopen All 26 Amusement Parks in 2021
• Baltimore Lifts 1-Hour Time Limit At Bars & Restaurants Monday, More COVID Restrictions Adjusted
• RTD Expected To Transform Some Park-N-Ride Lots Into Affordable Housing
• US Treasury Secretary Issues Warning On Bitcoin Over Extreme Price Movements
• South Florida Doctor Accused Of Attacking Hispanic Man, Hurling Racial Slur At Him
• Census Data Delays Are Causing Redistricting Efforts in Michigan
• How Do Dogs Become K-9s?
• 20 Years Later, Boy Who Froze To Death And Came Back Reflects On 'Second Chance'
• Two Arrested In Shooting Death Of Christian Vines In Stoughton
• Driver Whose Windshield Shattered When Hit By Ice From SUV Urges Others To Clean Off Vehicles Before Hitting The Road
• Keep Wearing Masks: COVID Vaccine Can Protect You But You Are Not Immune
• Republican Illinois State Sen. Darren Bailey Announces Run For Governor
• Two Months Into 2021, Maryland Gas Prices Already Higher Than Highest Point Of 2020, AAA Says
• Wayne County Announces Expansion of COVID-19 Vaccines For Seniors
• Novi Schools Return In-Person Learning Five Days A Week
• Ekblad, Yandle Lift Panthers Over Struggling Stars 3-1
• Coby White Scores 24 As Bulls Hand Rockets 8th Straight Loss
• Alante Batson Arrested In November Assault That Led To 40-Year-Old Man's Death
• Police Find 70 Pounds Of Meth, $23K In Homes Of Suspected Dealer In Santa Rosa
• Miami Dolphins Food Relief Program Surpasses Goal Of Distributing $1 Million Worth Of Meals
• Hollywood And Highland Mall Temporarily Shut Down After 1 Person Shot
• Mountain View Police Ask For Help Finding Missing 12-Year-Old Girl
• Deputy treasury secretary nominee to focus on national security in confirmation hearing
• Hahn Authors 2 Motions Calling For More Streamlined Responses To Mental Health Crises
• Missing Snowshoer Found In Boulder County After 8 Hour Search
• Mom Says Sacto Catholic School Expelled Her Kids Over Her 'Only Fans' Account
• 'Long Overdue Recognition': Denver City Council Declares Juneteenth A Commemorative Holiday
• New PPP Loan Rules Could Be A Lifeline For Harvard Square Mainstay
• Thousands Of North Texans To Receive 2nd Dose COVID-19 Vaccine This Week
• Lawmakers Target Biscayne Bay Woes
• Boy In Custody After 2 Minors Stabbed At Hatfield Township Elementary School Playground, Officials Say
• 10 Big Issues To Watch During The 2021 Session
• LA Flags To Fly At Half-Staff To Honor 500,000 Lives Lost To COVID-19
• Sheriff: Investigators 'Close To Solving' Fatal Attack Of Evelyn Adams, 76
• 2 Teens, Including 15-Year-Old, In Custody After Miami Beach Police Pursuit Of Stolen Car
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Signs Laws To Set Up Marijuana Marketplace, Loosens Drug Penalties
• Suspect In SF Hardware Store Robbery Linked To Diamond Ring Theft
• COVID-19 Vaccinations At Dallas' Fair Park Cancelled Tuesday; Next Shipment Not In Yet
• COVID In Grand County: Case Count Declines Enough For Level Orange Restrictions
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Creates 'Student-Support Categories' Ahead Of April 6 Reopening
• Orange County Continues To Report Positive COVID-19 Trends
• COVID: Restaurants, Gyms Getting Ready For Red Tier Status In San Mateo County
• NASA Releases New Video, Audio From Rover's Arrival On Mars
• Two Arrested In Connection To Sunday's Drive-By Shooting In Manteca
• Trash Piles Up In Parts Of DFW Following Winter Storms' Halt Of Pickup Services
• Terry Gaarsland, 57, Dies In Miltona House Fire
• Anoka K-9 Shot During Chase Released From Hospital; Incident Under Investigation
• Emma Coronel Aispuro, Wife Of 'El Chapo,' Arrested At Dulles Airport On International Drug Trafficking Charges
• Gov. Polis Orders Flags Lowered To Honor 500,000 Lives Lost To COVID In U.S.
• Attorney General Nominee Merrick Garland Vows To Investigate Capitol Riot, Keep Politics Out Of DOJ
• San Francisco Adds $2.5 Million To Loan Fund To Help Black-Owned Businesses
• COVID Reopening: Santa Clara County Business Owners Anxiously Wait As Neighbors Look To Enter Red Tier
• Prosecutors: 14-Year-Old Girl In Pa. Charged In Stabbing Death Of 19-Year-Old Sister
• Novato Costo Gas Station Plans Draws Mixed Response From Community
• Dominion Voting System Sues 'MyPillow Guy' For $1.3 Billion Over Election Fraud Claims
• Energy Experts: Improvements To Electric And Gas Grids Should Be Looked At Holistically
• Suspected Drunken Driver Found With Burned Feet In Will County In November Is Now Charged With Burning Former Friends' Shed
• LAUSD Parents Hold Zoom Blackout Protest As District Reaches Deal With Workers On Eventual Reopening
• Elijah McClain Investigation: Implicit Bias Among Focuses From Independent Investigation
• Convicted Sex Offender Kenneth Rasmuson Pleads No Contest To 1980s Murders Of 2 Boys
• Plano Police Chief Initiates Administrative Inquiry Following Arrest Of Black Teen Walking During Winter Storm
• 16-Year-Old Driving Stolen Car Arrested In East Palo Alto, Linked To Robbery the Night Before
• Pilots Called 'Heroes' For Actions After United Airlines Engine Explosion
• Burglars Posing As Roofers, Utility Workers Targeting Baltimore County Homeowners, Police Say
• Arraignment Postponed In Suspected Gang-Related Shooting Death Of Innocent Bystander
• Sunset To Face Edison After COVID Scare Almost Ended Basketball Championship Hopes
• 3-Year-Old Maryland Boy In Remission From Cancer Meets Buzz Lightyear
• Local WWII Veteran Receives Purple Heart More Than 76 Years After Being Injured
• Spring Training 2021: Abreu Delayed Working Out With White Sox, While Most Of Cubs Full Squad In Place
• Garland Taking Bottled Water Donations For Residents Of 6 Apartment Complexes Still Without Running Water
• Family, Friends Mourn Motorcyclist Killed In El Monte Hit-And-Run
• NASA Unveils Never-Before-Seen Video from Mars Rover Landing
• Good Samaritan Struck While Trying To Help During Deadly I-57 Crash
• Cat Claws Her Way Back After Shooting In Modesto
• Convenience Store Clerk Dies After Suspected Robbery In Sacramento
• Daft Punk Announces Split Through 8-Minute 'Epilogue' Video
• LAUSD Superintendent Austin Beutner Aims At Reopening Preschools, Elementary Schools By April 9
• Arkansas Police Officer Expected To Recover After Shooting Involving Pa. Man Suspected Of Kidnapping 14-Year-Old N.C. Girl
• Pennsylvania State Police Headquarters Evacuated Over Bomb Threat
• Black History Made With Election Of Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony, State Attorney Harold Pryor and Public Defender Gordon Weekes
• Police: Man Dies After Being Shot In The Strip District
• President Joe Biden Marks 'Heartbreaking Milestone' Of 500,000 Coronavirus Deaths In United States
• U.S. shelters for migrant children near maximum capacity
• COVID In Florida: 4,151 Additional Cases, 161 New Deaths Reported Monday
• COVID: Legislature Approves $600 Stimulus Payments For 5.7 Million Californians
• COVID Vaccine: Santa Cruz County Education, Child Care, EMS and Food Workers Now Eligible
• Humane Society Officials Say ER Visits For Kids With Animal Bites Up As Dog Ownership Skyrockets During Pandemic
• Beloved West Covina Nurse Known As 'Mama Amy' Dies From COVID-19 Complications
• Hit Hard By The Pandemic, Workers And Businesses Look For Ways To Adapt
• Never Again: 4 Steps Texas Needs To Take To Prevent Another Power Crisis
• 10% Of Baltimore City Population Received At Least One Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine, Officials Say, Urge Patience
• Biden Administration Reopens Tent City In Texas For Hundreds Of Immigrant Teens Unaccompanied By Parents
• Gov. Pritzker Signs Illinois Criminal Justice Reform Bill Into Law
• Suspect Arrested In Koreatown Shooting Of Woman, Dog
• Exclusive: New Photos Of United Plane Show Hole Torn In Fuselage
• Semi-Truck Collides With METRO Green Line Train In St. Paul
• After 2 Deadly House Fires Within Days Possibly Due To Space Heaters, DFD Reminding Residents Of Heating Home Safety
• 7 Southwestern Pa. Counties To Discuss Creating Regional Health Department
• UPDATE: Suspect's Son, Child's Mother Missing After Contra Costa Crime Rampage
• Mike Madigan Resigns As Illinois Democratic Party Chairman
• Effort To Recall San Francisco School Board President, Board Members Gains Momentum
• Long Island Resident Tests Positive For COVID-19 Variant First Detected In South Africa
• Person Shot, Wounded On Dan Ryan Expressway Near 43rd Street
• Search For New San Jose Police Chief Down To 4 Finalists
• Former North Miami Beach Police Officer Charged With Taking Part In Capitol Riot
• Otter Tail Co. Deputy Allegedly Had Fentanyl In System During Deadly Chase
• Pennsylvania GOP Sets Meeting To Discuss Censuring Sen. Pat Toomey Over Impeachment Vote
• Illinois Ranks Dead Last Among States For People With Second COVID-19 Doses Per 100,000; Gov. Pritzker Says There Is A Valid Reason
• Police Say Suspect Wanted In Downtown Fargo Shooting Is Armed And Dangerous
• Gov. Walz Announces $518M Local Jobs And Projects Plan, Focused On 'Taking Care Of What We Have'
• Florida Rep. Charlie Crist Calls On DOJ To Investigate Gov. Ron DeSantis For 'Playing Politics With Vaccine Distribution'
• Cam Newton Opens Up On Bill Belichick: 'He Dope As [Bleep]'
• WCCO Viewers Share Their Last Memories Of Fun Right Before COVID Struck
• Special State House Race Features Founder Of Trump House And A Republican-Turned-Democrat
• Police: Man Runs From Officers In Westmoreland Co., Arrested After Leaving Trail Of Drugs
• Mass. High School Sports Postponed By Pandemic Begin Shortened Season
• Black History Is Our History: Students Continue Centuries-Old Traditions Of Poetry In Black Culture
• Canelo Alvarez To Face Avni Yildirim In First Boxing Card At Hard Rock Stadium
• Charge Your Car While You Hike? Group Wants Chargers Installed At Public Parks
• Average Price Of Gas In LA County Hits $3.65 Per Gallon, Highest Since December 2019
• Daft Punk is splitting up after 28 years
• Red Cross In Desperate Need Of Healthy Blood Donors To Cover Shortfalls Caused By Recent Winter Weather
• Draymond Green: 'I Was Dead-A-- Wrong' For Double Technical Meltdown In Charlotte
• Faces Of COVID: A Look Back At Minnesotans We Lost
• COVID Victims: Remembering The Lives Lost During The Pandemic In Massachusetts
• Pennsylvania Journal Newspaper Featuring Ben Franklin's 'Unite Or Die' Logo Up For Auction
• More Than One-Third Of Dallas ISD Schools Damaged During Winter Storms
• Teens Arrested, Charged In 47th Street Carjacking
• Panarin Takes Leave Of Absence From Rangers, Denies Accusations In Russian Report
• State Police Issue 6 Warnings, 3 Notices Of Violation To Pittsburgh Businesses During COVID-19 Compliance Checks
• Company allegedly had immigrants wear — and pay for — "shackles"
• COVID-19 Schools: Kindergarteners, 1st Graders Return To San Carlos Classrooms
• Maryland State Police Respond To 131 Crashes Monday Morning As Winter Storm Brings Snow, Sleet
• Texas storm leaves damaged homes and high electric bills
• COVID Reopening: Santa Clara County To Allow For More Outdoor Activities, Youth Sports
• Pedestrian Dead, Several Injured In Car Crash On 74th And Racine
• Police Searching For Woman Accused Of Punching 2-Year-Old On Subway; 'When He Woke Up, He Was Shaking,' Mother Says
• Man Shot In Thigh In Fells Point Monday Evening; Police Believe Shooting Was Targeted
• COVID Impact: Hunger Remains Big Concern For Children During Pandemic, Especially In The Classroom
• Independent Investigation Into Elijah McClain's Death Complete, Major Aurora Police Changes Recommended
• New CU School Of Medicine Scholarship Honors Black History & Dr. Charles Blackwood
• BSO Looking For Accused Arsonist's Accomplice In Pompano Beach Waste Facility Attack
• Father-To-Be Killed By Explosive Device Intended For Gender Reveal Event In Sullivan County
• With Nursing Home Scandal Hanging Over His Administration, Gov. Cuomo Hits Road To Raise Awareness Of New Vaccine Sites
• Is The Water Safe To Drink? What To Do After Boil Notices Are Lifted
• Mars Area High School Finds Way To Put On 'Mamma Mia' Musical
• Woman, 2 Dogs Killed In Sunday Evening House Fire In Montgomery County
• COVID Protocols In Arenas: CBS2 Gets Look Inside Barclays Center As Nets Set To Welcome Some Fans Back On Tuesday
• Anaheim Residents Can Apply For Up To 80% Of Their Rent When New Round Of Emergency Rental Assistance Opens On March 1
• Potholes Beginning To Pop Up In Metro Following Deep Freeze
• Wife Of Drug Kingpin El Chapo Arrested At DC Airport
• Registration Opens, Fills Up Quickly For COVID Vaccination Appointments At M&T Bank Stadium
• Can Texans Sue ERCOT For Not Keeping Power On During Winter Storms?
• Southern California Marines And Sailors Support Arlington COVID-19 Vaccination Center
• Philadelphia Releases Roadmap For Improving Public Transportation In City
• IRS gives Texans 2 extra months to file their taxes
• Orioles' Trey Mancini Back On Field For Spring Training Nearly One Year After Cancer Diagnosis
• Colorado Gambling Addiction Awareness Campaign Ramps Up Ahead Of March Madness
• Mysterious Malware Reportedly Infects Nearly 30,000 Macs Worldwide
• Plano Fire Chief Sam Greif Back At Work Following COVID-19 Battle
• U.S. Tops Sobering Milestone of 500,000 COVID-19 Deaths
• 'We're Trying To Get Into October': Phillies Look Forward In 2021 As They Begin First Day Of Full-Squad Workouts
• CTA Yellow Line Shut Down Due To Incident Involving Train At Dempster-Skokie
• Decrease In COVID Cases May Point To Seasonality In Coronavirus, Says Dr. Dave Hnida
• Seeding Begins In Pine Gulch Fire Burn Area
• FAA Records: United Flight 328 Plane Was Nearly 26 Years Old
• Lewisville Begins Next Reopening Phase Since Closing City Facilities On Dec. 5
• Natick Mall COVID Vaccine Site Opens By Appointment Only
• 105-Year-Old Lucia DeClerck Shares Secret To Longevity After Surviving 3 Husbands, 2 Pandemics
• New Wave Of Mass. Students Return To In-Person Learning Following February Vacation
• Denver Principals Send City Leaders Letter To End Flavored Tobacco Sales
• How Texans Can Access FEMA Assistance Following Devastating Winter Storms; 31 Counties Added To Disaster Declaration
• Report: Pittsburgh Steelers Head Coach Mike Tomlin Has COVID-19
• After Sophisticated Brain Cancer Surgery, Colorado Woman Finds Skiing To Be Form Of Therapy
• The Ranch Gets Some Improvements After Operating As Coronavirus Alternative Care Site
• Ragat Adan Held For Attempted Murder Following Home Invasion
• Car Recovered In Logan Square After Being Stolen With Dog Inside In Albany Park; Dog Returned To Owner
• Massachusetts Reports 1,150 New COVID Cases, 26 Additional Deaths
• 'Disregard Governor's Forthcoming Order': Florida's Nikki Fried Won't Lower State Flags For Rush Limbaugh
• Placer County Resident Helps Deputies Catch Alleged Mail Thieves
• COVID-19 Tests Now Available In LA Without Appointments
• Massachusetts Gas Prices Spiking After Damaging Winter Weather
• Former Bank Teller Brianne Gypin Accused Of Stealing $27,000 From Customer Accounts
• Miami-Dade PD Needs Help Finding 14-Year-Old Juan Velasquez Jr.
• U.S. tops half a million COVID-19 deaths
• FDA: Pulse oximeters may be inaccurate on people of color
• Clarion University Student Found Dead Shortly After Discovery Of Fatal Crash
• COVID In Wisconsin: No New Deaths For 2nd Straight Day
• Anne Arundel County Police Identify Person Of Interest In Suspicious Weekend Death
• Denver Zoo's Joona The Rhino Celebrates 1st Birthday
• Prison Reform Activist Discusses Changes For A More Successful Reintegration
• Amazing Video: Big Rig Hauls Away Historic Victorian Mansion Through San Francisco Streets
• Pittsburgh Man Wins $2 Million Lottery Prize After Buying Ticket In Maryland
• Gov. Murphy Announces Large Stadiums, Arenas May Reopen To Fans Next Week
• COVID: Inspectors Find 'Significant Deficiencies' At California Virus Test Lab
• Former UPS Driver, Morgan State Alumnus Calvin Tyler Commits $20M For Scholarships
• 4 Arrested, 19 Guns Seized After Surveillance At Gun Show In Monroeville
• Dierks Bentley Will Help Break Ground On His Newest Whiskey Row Bar In LoDo Tuesday
• Trend Of COVID-19 Deaths Down 40% Over Past Month As Record-Number Of Vaccine Doses Given In Philadelphia
• North Texas Homeowners Eligible For Federal Disaster Assistance Through HUD
• Lawmakers vote to abolish death penalty in Virginia
• Woman Arrested In Wrong-Way DUI Fatal Crash On Highway 1 In Watsonville
• Rhode Island Expands Eligibility For COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Red Sox Place Franchy Cordero On COVID-19 Related Injured List
• COVID In New Jersey: State To Allow Limited Fans At Top Sport, Entertainment Venues
• Maryland Weather: More Than 3 Inches Of Snow Reported As Storm Moves Out Of Maryland
• Dominion Voting Systems Sues MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell, Seeking More Than $1.3B In Damages
• University Of Arizona Student From Huntingdon Valley, Forrest Keys, Fatally Shot Inside On-Campus Parking Garage
• Finance Committee Backs $575,000 In Settlements For Two Lawsuits Accusing Police Of Misconduct
• Neighbors Stand Guard Over Asian-American Family's Home After Hateful Attacks: 'We're Not Gonna Stand For This'
• Milpitas Man Gets Prison For Conspiring To Ship 500 Pounds Of Marijuana To Kansas City
• Pittsburgh Man Claims $2M Lottery Prize From Ticket Sold In Hagerstown
• Becerra Expected To Face Heat Over Lack Of Experience, Stress Personal And Professional History At Confirmation Hearing
• Tech-Savvy Cousins Help Struggling Seniors Schedule COVID-19 Vaccination Appointments
• Twins Submit Proposal To Walz To Bring Back 10,000 To Target Field By Opening Day
• Patriots QB Watch: Marcus Mariota Will Reportedly Be Available Via Trade
• Anthony Anderson, Tiffany Haddish, Kate Hudson, More Announced As Presenters For This Weekend's Golden Globes
• CSU Student Who Suffered Heat Stroke During Outdoor Jogging Class Awarded Record $39M Settlement
• 4 women instructors killed in ambush, Pakistan police say
• After Floor Routine Set To Her Songs Goes Viral, Janet Jackson Requests Tumbling Lessons From UCLA Gymnast Margzetta Frazier
• David Pastrnak Named NHL's Third Star Of The Week
• Cause Of Death For Woman Found In Snowbank In Park Ridge Pending Toxicology Report; Foul Play Not Suspected
• Texas Rescue Bring Dogs To Colorado Shelters, Returns With Donated Supplies
• Newest Colorado In-N-Out Opens Doors In Lone Tree
• Newsom On California's COVID Vaccine Rollout: 'There's Not Enough Doses'
• Chatham University Launches Free Training Program To Help Restaurants During Pandemic
• UCSF Study: Dramatic Rise In COVID-19 Variant Infections Found In San Francisco's Mission District
• Reopen Dates Up In The Air For 9 Arlington ISD Campuses Damaged During Winter Storms
• Philadelphia Weather: Fast And Furious Snowfall Dumped 1 To 2 Inches Per Hour In Some Parts Of Region
• Jeffco Officials Send Warning After 6 Vehicles Broken Into At Trailhead Parking Lots
• Minnie's Food Pantry Pushed To Its Limits; Distributes Nearly 80K Meals In 1 Morning
• 1 Arrested After 15-Year-Old Shot In Aurora
• Vincent Jackson's Brain Will Be Donated For CTE Research
• Death Of 1-Year-Old Chester Girl, Li'Aziah Thomas, Ruled Homicide, Police Say
• COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments Will Be Made Available For Castle Shannon Clinic Tuesday
• Texas-Based Electricity Provider 'Just Energy' Says Winter Storm Could Force It Out Of Business
• Drive-By Shooting In San Francisco Mission District Injures 1
• Suspicious Dumpster Fire At Sharon Chabad Center Under Investigation
• Gusty, Destructive Winds Forecast For Bay Area; Gale Warning Issued
• Former President Barack Obama, Bruce Springsteen Team Up For Spotify Podcast Series
• Keller: Despite COVID Vaccine Fumbles, Baker Approval Rating Remains Strong
• Guy Fieri's Flavortown Ghost Kitchens Coming To Pittsburgh
• Judge Says Railroad Talks Should Be Included In Lawsuits
• Staying Active And Involved May Decrease Risk Of Heart Disease In Retirement
• Frederick County Sheriff's Deputy Injured In Multi-Vehicle Crash In New Market While Responding To Call
• Two Women Found Dead In Ione Storage Facilities Identified
• Details Emerge In Johnny Damon's DUI Arrest
• 4 Arrested In Catalytic Converter Thefts In Petaluma
• St. Paul Police: Woman Found Dead 'Appeared To Have Been Assaulted'
• Help Needed To Identify Prius Driver That Severely Injured Pedestrian In South LA Hit-And Run
• Gov. Tom Wolf Unveils 'Back To Work PA' Plan
• Can'd Aid Teams Up With Oskar Blues To Help Crisis In Texas
• Beth Behrs And Tichina Arnold On What 'The Neighborhood' Hopes To Achieve: 'Strike Conversations In Places That You Normally Never Would'
• Dallas Area Fraudster Jose Anibal Linares Sentenced To 5 Years In Prison For $2 Million Ponzi Scheme
• North Highlands Woman Accused Of Trying To Buy Thousands Of Dollars In Electronics With Stolen ID
• The college wealth premium is vanishing for younger Americans
• Missing 16-Year-Old Elena Macneill Found In Hunt County
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 1,246 New COVID-19 Cases, 34 More Deaths
• Widener University Offering 2 In-Person Graduation Options This Spring
• Gov. Evers Proposes $2.4 Billion In Wisconsin Building Projects
• For homeowners, the cost of flooding is going through the roof
• Funeral home "running out of granite for headstones"
• Wisconsin Wolf Hunt Begins Early After Hunter Group Sued
• 2 Women Fight Off Same Attempted Rape Suspect In Separate Attacks In The Bronx
• Now Hiring: Dallas College Training In-Demand Healthcare Workers
• 2-Alarm Fire Causes Significant Damage To Rowhouse On City's North Side
• New Jersey Woman Christine Bonavita Selects Melissa McCann And Jordan Orr As Winners Of Wedding Ring Giveaway
• Randy Jackson On His Amazing Health Transformation
• USWNT players stand for national anthem ahead of win over Brazil
• Jenny Han on romance and representation
• 'Jeopardy!' Welcomes New Guest Host Mike Richards After Ken Jennings Wraps Up Run
• Repeal Of Virginia's Death Penalty Headed To Gov. Northam's Desk
• 'Be Uplifted': The Drop 104.7 Radio Station Engages With Audience By Taking Song Requests
• New York City Receives Needed COVID Vaccine Shipment, As Restrictions Ease This Week
• Arsonist Caught On Camera Setting Fire To Coral Springs Home While Couple Slept Inside
• Suspects Attempt To Carjack DoorDash Driver In Glen Burnie, Police Say
• UPMC Unveils New Website For COVID-19 Vaccine Registration
• Where To Celebrate National Margarita Day In Philadelphia
• Inspiration For 'Museum For Black Girls' In Denver Came From An 11-Year-Old
• Boston Calling Cancels 2021 Music Festival
• New Documentary Shines Light On Historic Black Variety Show 'SOUL!'
• Chicago Aldermen Back 100-Year Deal To Supply Lake Michigan Drinking Water To Joliet
• 'We Are Who People Really Are On The Weekends': The Floribama Shore Cast Previews Season 4 On MTV
• Once Hailed As Heroes In COVID Fight, Governors Newsom, Cuomo Facing Political Crises
• State Fair Classic Spring Game Moved To Globe Life Park In March 2021
• Seniors In Evanston Receive First Vaccination Dose Monday
• Bucks County Law Enforcement Officials Studying Martial Arts As Non-Lethal Use Of Force To Protect Communities
• Colorado Parks And Wildlife Releases Videos About Mountain Lions, Hopes To Educate The Public
• At Least 15 Shot, 2 Killed In Chicago Weekend Violence
• Boston Native Sasha Calle Cast As First Ever Latina 'Supergirl' In Upcoming 'Flash' Movie
• Denver Weather: Snow Remains Below Normal, More Arrives This Week
• COVID In Minnesota: 1 Death Reported For The 1st Time Since August
• Supreme Court Will Not Stop Turnover Of Trump's Tax Records To Manhattan DA
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 3,427 More Coronavirus Cases Over Last 48 Hours
• 'Saw The Black Smoke': Flight Instructor Describes United 777 Engine Bursting Into Flames From The Air
• FBI: Suspect In Armed Robbery At Chanel Store Arrested In Florida
• 17-Year-Old Jamel Barnwell Turns Himself In After Shooting At Our Town Alley That Killed Philadelphia Man, Injured 4 Others
• Miramar Now Offering COVID-19 Vaccine To Those 65 And Up, Healthcare Professionals
• Teenager Who Heckled Cam Newton Apologizes
• Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Raises Millions For Texas, Beto O'Rourke Launches Wellness Check Effort
• Ocasio-Cortez Raises Millions For Texas After Winter Disaster, O'Rourke Launches Wellness Check Effort
• 'Stabilize, Rebuild And Get Back To Livin,' Matthew McConaughey To Hold Virtual Benefit For Winter Storm Relief
• Supreme Court Rejects Donald Trump's Pennsylvania Election Challenge
• Ransomware Attack On Seattle Company May Have Compromised California DMV Names, License Plate Numbers
• Supreme Court rejects Trump effort to shield tax records from prosecutors
• Man Hospitalized After Snowmobile Crash In Western Wisconsin
• Patriots Reportedly Looking Into Every Possible Quarterback Option For 2021 Season
• 1 Man Dead, Another Injured After Crash On Route 146 In Uxbridge
• NYC Changes Course, Now Says Central Park Ice Rinks Will Remain Open Until The End Of The Season
• UN chief says "feeding frenzy of hate" fueling global white supremacy
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 374 New Coronavirus Cases Over Last 48 Hours
• Vets remove shoe from 341-pound crocodile
• Jessup Inmate Tests Positive For UK COVID-19 Variant
• Expert Group: Chemicals In Plastics Damage Babies' Brains And Must Be Banned Immediately
• Covid-19 Headquarters: Once You Get The Vaccine, What Can You Do That You Couldn't Before?
• COVID In Maryland: Positivity Rate Below 4%, 611 New Cases Reported
• Dominion Voting Systems Sues MyPillow, Founder Mike Lindell, For $1.3 Billion Over Election Claims
• Supreme Court shoots down Stormy Daniels' defamation suit against Trump
• U.S. Supreme Court Denies Appeal On Ballots From Pennsylvania Republicans
• Sports Final: Matt Barnes Says Red Sox Are Embracing Underdog Mentality In 2021
• 'Situation Dire,' Texas-Wide Blood Emergency Latest In String Of Weather-Related Effects 
• Supreme Court Rejects Donald Trump's Effort To Shield Tax Records From Prosecutors
• Middleboro Horse Becomes Viral TikTok Star Thanks To Morning Donut Routine
• 1 Day After Firing Ryan Saunders, Timberwolves Name Chris Finch Head Coach
• Several Santa Clarita Schools To Welcome Back Young Students For In-Person Learning Monday
• "Sunday Morning" Matinee: The Gatherers
• Strong Winds Possible In Sacramento Valley This Week
• Drew's Birthday Surprise Show! Savannah Guthrie, David Letterman, Cameron Diaz, Steven Spielberg
• Killing of protesters fuels anti-coup demonstrations in Myanmar
• Supreme Court turns away election-related disputes
• Scripps National Spelling Bee Will Return Virtually And In-Person In 2021
• Netflix Film On College Admissions Scandal, 'Operation Varsity Blues,' Coming In March
• Daughters Of Malcolm X, Civil Rights Attorney Say They Have Evidence That Proves NYPD, FBI Conspired To Have Him Assassinated
• Another Brutal Loss From The Painstakingly Mediocre Celtics
• PHOTOS: Boston-Based Seafood Company Catches '1 In 100 Million' Albino Lobster
• As 500,000th COVID Death Looms, US Reaches Pivotal Moment
• Red Cross Asking For Blood Donations Following Severe Weather Across U.S.
• Overnight Truck Fire Shuts Down Portion Of I-95 North In Philadelphia
• Police Investigate Deadly Shooting In Lakewood, N.J.
• Broncos Players Remember 'Dr. V' Nelson Vetanze, Whom They Trusted To Help Them Play Their Best
• Two Dead, 1 Severely Injured In Kent County Crash
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Intruder In Ski Mask Shoots Man During Violent Home Invasion In Palms
• Bell Gets First Cup Victory
• Project Home: San Francisco Mayor's Office Of Housing Pushes For BMR Rents To Reflect Market Changes
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Fluvoxamine
• Weather Blog: Thaw Is Here
• David Pastrnak's 'Barbie Girl' Interview Is Everything Right About Sports
• Miami's Ultra Music Festival Rescheduled For 2022
• Violent Crash Into Power Pole Leaves Driver Dead In Arcadia, 2 Hurt
• 1 year after 1st COVID cases found, Italy cautiously bouncing back
• Woburn Company's Mobile Units Helping Bring Flexibility To Health Care, Retail Industries
• Merrick Garland vows independence as attorney general at Senate hearing
• 2 Teens Charged In Kenwood Carjacking
• Lidia's Recipe: Rustic Tomato Sauce With Pasta And Chicken
• Brome Gets 1st NHL goal In Win Over Panthers
• Miami Weather: Partly Cloudy & Warm, Scattered Showers On The Breeze
• San Jose Police Investigating 5th Homicide Of The Year
• WATCH LIVE: Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf To Unveil Workforce Development Plan To Get Residents Back To Work
• Florida Gas Prices Surge Due To Arctic Blast In Texas
• Harry and Meghan support Texas women's shelter after storm
• Florida Hospital Performed Life Saving Double Lung Transplant On Nurse Who Contracted COVID-19
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: San Francisco, San Mateo, Marin Ready For Red Tier Move; Face Mask Restrictions Until 2022; Reopening, Not Renaming SF Schools
• PTL Links: February 22, 2021
• After Power Outage, Burst Pipes & Flooding, Dallas Women's Shelter Gets Help From Prince Harry And Meghan
• San Mateo Man Arrested On Attempted Murder Charge In Violent Gas Station Confrontation
• Suspect Shot By Police After Pursuit Through Riverside
• Iran to curb nuclear inspectors' work as standoff with U.S. escalates
• Pets Saved From Texas Storm Now Up For Adoption In New Jersey
• No. 3 Michigan Needed All Of Dickinson's 22 To Top No. 4 Ohio St 92-87
• Sheriffs Find More Than 300 People In Basement Of Queens Bar
• Cam Newton Still Confident In Himself: 'There Aren't 32 Guys Better Than Me'
• Italian ambassador among 3 killed in attack in Congo
• 2 key GOP senators oppose Neera Tanden, Biden's pick for budget chief
• Bruins Had An 'Unbelievable Experience' In Dominating Outdoor Win At Lake Tahoe
• Newsom Tours New Mobile Vaccination Site In Inglewood
• Historic San Francisco Victorian Home's Sunday Jaunt Amazes Onlookers
• Search For Missing Hollywood Woman Noemi Bolivar Intensifies
• Police In North Texas Drop Charges After Black Teen Jailed For Walking In Street During Snowstorm
• COVID-19 Cases Falling; San Francisco Officials Could Reopen Indoor Dining
• 'I'm Rich': Cam Newton Chirps At Teenage Trash-Talker During Football Tournament
• FAA, NTSB Investigating United Airlines Midair Engine Explosion Which Sent Debris Falling Onto Neighborhoods
• Gun, Badge Stolen From FBI Agent's Car In Lafayette
• Coast Guard Rescued Five Cubans On Makeshift Raft Off Lake Worth
• Biden to ease PPP borrowing for smallest U.S. businesses
• Marin County Opens Drive-Thru COVID-19 Vaccine Site At Larkspur Landing Ferry Terminal
• Vacant House Collapses In Canaryville
• Six Flags Plans To Open All Of Its Amusement Parks For 2021 Season
• Why Are Texans Getting Sky-High Power Bills & What Is Wholesale Electricity Pricing?
• Dog sniffs out corn flakes "frosted" with 44 pounds of cocaine
• United Airlines Grounds 2 Dozen Boeing 777 Aircrafts
• Malcolm X's family says letter implicates FBI and NYPD in his death
• An ex-CDC director on expanding access to COVID-19 vaccines
• Sexual misconduct suit against James Franco tentatively settled
• Family of boy who died in Texas storm files lawsuit over outage
• Skyrocketing electric bills are "top priority," Texas governor says
• QAnon's corrosive impact on the U.S.
• Hyde Park Art Center Reopens Monday
• Gottlieb says downward trend in virus infections "likely to continue"
• United grounds Boeing 777 planes after engine explosion
• NYC to allow Central Park ice rinks to stay open for rest of season
• Celebrating Black History Makers: Jaquie Algee Has Spent Decades Fighting For Civil Rights And Equity
• Philadelphia Teachers To Begin Receiving COVID-19 Vaccines Monday
• Mariners CEO apologizes after disparaging comments surface
• 2 Rescued From House Fire In South Minneapolis
• Chicago Weather: Warmup In Effect
• 17-Year-Old Jamel Barnwell Wanted For Murder In Our Town Alley Shooting That Killed Philadelphia Man, Injured 4 Others
• Cody Anderson, Legendary Philadelphia Radio Pioneer, Dies
• New York Weather: CBS2's 2/22 Monday Morning Forecast
• Pittsburgh Weather: Snow, Wintry Mix To Start The Week
• Helping Children, Students Who Are Dealing With The Anxiety Of Returning To In-Person Learning
• Broward Teachers Hold Car Caravan In Opposition To Superintendent Robert Runcie's Handling Of COVID-19 Protocols
• Man Hospitalized After Shooting Inside Dave & Buster's Parking Garage, Philadelphia Police Say
• Tree Of Life Congregation Donates Supplies To The Wilkinsburg School District
• U.S. deports former Nazi concentration camp guard, 95-year-old Friedrich Karl Berger
• UMass Amherst Returns To In-Person Classes After Lowering COVID Risk
• LIST: These Boston-Area Cities & Towns Still Have COVID Mask Mandates In Place
• Community Holds Vigil For Chyna Carrillo In Lawrence County
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto's Administration To Introduce Plan To Ban Evictions
• Police: Two Men Arrested, Facing Charges After Arriving At Police Station While Intoxicated
• Monday's Show Info (2/22/21)
• Donations Pour In From All Over The World For Homewood's ArtHouse
• Penn State's Virtual THON Raises More Than $10 Million To Fight Childhood Cancer

Videos from February 22, 2021

• Space Watch: NASA shows Perseverance rover's Mars landing
• U.S. coronavirus death toll surpasses 500,000
• 2/22: Red and Blue
• Bone cancer survivor to join first private SpaceX flight
• Facebook tentatively agrees to resume talks with Australia after banning country from posting news links
• Biden honors 500,000 Americans lost to COVID-19, pledges economic relief
• House of Representatives prepare to vote on next COVID relief bill
• Judge Merrick Garland says he will not be the president's attorney
• Norah O'Donnell reflects on the toll of the coronavirus pandemic
• FBI says it's identified over 500 suspects in Capitol riot investigation and made more than 200 arrests
• Biden orders flags lowered to commemorate 500,000 U.S. COVID deaths
• NASA releases first-of-its-kind video of Mars rover landing
• City probe criticizes police actions in Elijah McClain's death
• Garland vows to investigate D.C. riot, keep politics out of DOJ
• Supreme Court denies Trump's bid to shield financial records
• Remembering the lives lost to coronavirus
• U.S. coronavirus death toll surpasses 500,000
• Supreme Court rejects Trump's effort to stop prosecutors from getting his tax records
• Lawmakers call for end to anti-Asian violence: "The more we educate the community, the more allies we have."
• Special Report: Biden commemorates 500,000 U.S. lives lost to COVID-19
• Attorney General nominee Merrick Garland gets Senate hearing
• Investigation looks at violence, accountability in U.S. Marshal service
• Millions of coronavirus cases likely went undiagnosed
• Supreme Court denies Trump's request to shield his tax records
• Ben Jealous on Black History Month and protecting voting rights
• Freedom House medical service makes comeback to help Pittsburgh community
• Merrick Garland pledges to pursue equal justice if confirmed as attorney general
• Vets surgically remove shoe from stomach of 341-pound crocodile
• Biden updating Paycheck Protection Program to aid small businesses
• Zambia among Sub-Saharan African countries that have not yet received any vaccines
• U.S. COVID-19 death toll set to surpass half a million
• Attorney General nominee Merrick Garland to face questioning at Senate confirmation hearing
• WorldView: Diplomatic pressure on Myanmar; Protests in Barcelona
• Professor who taught Judge Merrick Garland at Harvard weighs in on nomination
• A look at northern Italy one year after country’s first COVID-19 case
• Black Army special forces veteran may receive Medal of Honor 56 years after heroism in Vietnam
• Michael Eric Dyson's new book on America's reckoning with race
• Iran limits access for U.N. nuclear inspectors in pressure campaign aimed at U.S.
• Confirmation hearing for Merrick Garland to be next attorney general begins
• Judge whose son was murdered by lawyer targeting her speaks out
• More Americans have died from COVID-19 than from both World Wars, Vietnam War combined
• Dr. Anthony Fauci reflects on U.S. reaching almost 500,000 coronavirus deaths
• Some unemployed Californians say they are fraud victims but bank won't unfreeze their accounts
• Boeing recommends some 777 planes ground for inspection after engine breaks apart mid-flight
• 2/22: CBSN AM