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Articles from December 14, 2021

• Version Of Sacramento Mayor's Homeless Resolution Passes
• Steph Curry Breaks Ray Allen's 3-Pointer Record at Madison Square Garden
• Storm Prompts Marin Water Officials To Consider Lifting Some Water Restrictions
• Donato's Goal Vs. Former Team Helps Kraken Beat Sharks, 3-1
• Given 2% Chance of Survival, Aurora COVID Patient Turns Corner; Jason Strong Urges Others To Get Vaccinated
• Car Drives Into Huge Sinkhole In Colorado Springs Neighborhood
• 102 Murders In Denver Since 2016 Remain Unsolved, Families Desperate For Answers: 'Why Isn't There Anything?'
• Riverboat Sinks Off Long Beach Coast
• Military Memorial Garden Vandalized In Auburn
• Heroic Colorado High Country Nurse Saves Baby 1 Week After Learning Specific Training
• 'When It Finally Came, A Lot Of Us Were Moved To Tears': Health Care Workers Reflect On Anniversary Of COVID-19 Vaccine Arriving In Colorado
• PHOTOS: Dog Missing For 2 Weeks Rescued From Cliff Above Fountain Creek In Colorado Springs
• Santa Clara Co. Civil Grand Jury Accuses Sheriff Laurie Smith Of Corruption, Misconduct
• Residents Return To Homes In Silverado Canyon
• Snow Begins To Fall On The Grapevine; Significant Delays Expected
• City Hall Acting As Shelter For Downtown Sacramento Residents Evacuated Due To Power Outage
• Senate Committee Holds Hearing To Consider LA Mayor Eric Garcetti for India Ambassadorship
• Coroner IDs Woman Shot, Killed In San Francisco's Potrero Hill Neighborhood
• Trees Uprooted By Storm, One Crushes Apartment Complex
• Threat Of Severe Wind In Colorado Prompts COVID Testing, Vaccine & Monoclonal Antibody Treatment Closures & Delays
• Fires, Overturned Semis & Power Outages All Possible During Wednesday Wind Event
• Massachusetts Medical Society Calls For Mask Mandate In All Indoor Public Places
• NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea Discusses Challenges, His Future & More Ahead Of Dec. 31 Retirement
• Egg Supply, Cost In 2022 Relies On Massachusetts Lawmakers Striking A Deal
• I-Team: 93-Year-Old Veteran Denied Treatment For COVID-19 As State Prioritizes Unvaccinated
• Report: More Than Half Of Colorado Educators In State Union Considering Changing Careers 
• Newark Police Officer Shot, Suspect In Custody
• 4 Injured In Bronx Fire
• New York City Vaccine Mandate Now Applies To Kids As Young As 5 Years Old
• COVID: Marin Schools Giving Students At-Home Test Kits To Prevent Surge After Holiday Break
• Mayor-Elect Eric Adams To Name Keechant Sewell As NYPD's First Female Police Commissioner
• Former Carter High School Coach Reminding People Of Their Place in Dallas ISD History
• Kiski Township Police Locate Missing 22-Year-Old Damian Day
• Is It Really Better To Give Than To Receive?
• Bodega Worker Fatally Shot In Brooklyn
• Freak Weather Extremes Possible Wednesday: 'It's Pretty Rare To Have Snow And Tornadoes'
• As Anjanette Young Lawsuit Reaches Resolution, City Spends Millions Fighting Several More Wrong Raids Cases, Data Shows
• Chicago Weather: Record Warmth Likely On Wednesday, High Wind Watch Beginning Wednesday Evening
• 1 Dead Following St. Paul Apartment Fire
• North Central College Set To Return To Division III National Championship Game In Hopes Of Back-To-Back Titles
• Bears Place Eddie Goldman, Artie Burns, Sam Kamara On Reserve/COVID-19 List Amid Rash Of Positive Cases Leaguewide In NFL
• Freeman-Liberty Scores 27 To Carry DePaul Over UIC
• Neighbors 4 Neighbors Stepping Up To Help Six Families Displaced By Miami Gardens Apartment Fire
• Police Arrest Kidnapping Suspect After Pursuit In South LA
• Broward School Board Approves MSD Settlement
• House Votes To Hold Mark Meadows In Contempt Of Congress (CBS News)
• James Brown Inducted Into Sports Broadcasting Hall Of Fame
• Shots Fired Outside Walmart In Waterworks Shopping Plaza In Pittsburgh
• 2 Dead After Car Goes Into West Broward Canal
• Man Shot After Apparent Road Rage Incident In Quincy
• Maryland's COVID-19 Hospitalizations More Than Double In Weeks As Health Officials Urge Booster Shots
• House Votes To Hold Mark Meadows In Contempt Of Congress
• Parkland Dad Manny Oliver Goes To Washington Demanding Meeting With President
• 'We Need To Tamp Down This Crime': Edina Leaders Meet With Community To Address Public Safety
• Two North Texas Men Charged In January Capitol Breach
• Misericordia Has High Hopes For Hearts And Flour Bakery, Especially With Peterson-Ridge Metra Station Coming
• West St. Paul Community Helps Family Search For 'Lifetime Of Memories' Stolen In U-Haul Truck
• Peggy Notebaert Museum Restoring Nearly Century-Old Films By Ornithologist Benjamin Gault, Showing Rare Scenes Of 1920s Ireland
• Man, 18, Shot In Vehicle Traveling On DuSable Lake Shore Drive Near Chicago Avenue
• Wrigleyville's Metro Cancels Concert So As To Maintain 'Precautionary Health And Safety Measures For Staff'
• 'I Feel For All Of Them' Former Girlfriend of Rajaee Black Speaks About Shooting Rampage
• Senators Hand Panthers Worst Home Loss Since 2013, 8-2
• Barry Morphew's Attorneys Ask Judge To Remove Himself From Presiding
• 'This Is Our Season': USPS In Boston Prepared For Busiest Time Of Year
• Angelina Jolie visits Capitol Hill
• Over 100 Firefighters Battle Blaze At Queens Apartment Building
• Bipartisan lawmakers call on Biden to speed up lethal aid to Ukraine
• Curry Breaks NBA 3-Pointer Record, Leads Warriors To Victory Over Knicks, 105-96
• Caught On Camera: Ramapo Police, Firefighters Rescue Deer Stuck On Fence
• Winter Storm Warning Issued For Lower Elevations As Another Storm Rolls Through NorCal
• Cam Atkinson's Hat Trick Leads Flyers Past Devils 6-1
• 'Fearless Girl' Statue Will Remain Outside New York Stock Exchange
• University Of Michigan Announces Location Of New Detroit Center For Innovation
• Entire Sixth Grade Class Put In Quarantine
• Cybersecurity Incident Prevents Maryland Health Department From Publishing COVID-19 Case Data
• MTA Redeveloping Jamaica Bus Depot For Zero-Emissions Bus Fleet
• Pacioretty Scores Twice, Vegas Beats Depleted Bruins 4-1
• Oxford Superintendent Delays Retirement In Response To Tragic High School Shooting
• Brazen Masked Robbers Targeting Abington Township Homes, Stealing 'Whatever They Can Find'
• CHP, SFPD Arrest 2, Seize Over $200,000 Worth of Merchandise In Retail Theft Ring Bust
• LAUSD Delays Enforcement Of COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate For Students Until Fall 2022
• 74-Year-Old New Jersey Woman Accused Of Fatally Shooting Husband
• ATM Stolen From Perry Hall Gas Station In Smash And Grab
• Suspect Arrested In Rockland County Hit-And-Run
• Parents Clash Over Critical Race Theory At Fort Worth School Board Meeting
• Flag Burned, Cars And High School Vandalized In Needham
• Dallas Police Chief Calls For Limit To Strip Club Hours, Accuses Them Of Straining City Resources
• Orange County Lifts Evacuation Order
• COVID: Bay Area Marks 1 Year Since Beginning Of Vaccinations
• Man Wearing Medical Mask Robs Bank In Brentwood
• One Man Found Shot Dead In Street In Gary, Another Man Found Shot And Wounded A Block Away
• Suspect Gets Out Of Car, Runs Into Sanitary And Ship Canal During Pursuit By State Police
• James Webb Space Telescope launch delayed
• Tickets On Sale For Super Bowl Experience At LA Convention Center
• First Case Of Omicron Variant Reported In Denton County
• After 55 Traffic Deaths In San Jose This Year, 'Vision Zero' Still Has Long Way To Go
• Colorado Weather: Intense Storm Bringing Hurricane Force Winds
• Pittsburgh Police Searching For Man Who Stole $700 During Armed Robbery Of Family Dollar Store
• UPDATE: Fremont Police Arrest Tesla Factory Worker For Fatally Shooting Colleague In Parking Lot
• Businesses In The Low Country Brace For Another Round Of Wet Weather
• Mayor-Elect Eric Adams To Hold Inauguration At Kings Theatre In Brooklyn
• Investigation Into Problems With Lunches In New York City Schools Reveals Overspending By Department Of Education
• Lawsuit Filed To Force New York To Reopen Applications For Pandemic Rental Assistance
• Blackhawks Returning To Ice Wednesday; Marc-Andre Fleury Looks To Keep Going After 500-Win Milestone
• Local Non-Profit Wins Pegasus Prize, Helps Formerly Incarcerated Find Work
• Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo Must Return $5.1 Million From COVID Book Deal, Ethics Committee Says
• COVID Death Toll In U.S. Hits 800,000 To Close Out Year
• Bay Area Farmers Happy to Get Latest Round of Precipitation
• 'Shop With A Hero' Pairs First Responders With Families In Need This Weekend In Newark
• 18-Year-Old Towson University Student Found Dead In Dorm
• Contractor Injured After Falling 40 Feet At Valley High School
• Autopsy Reveals Severe Brain Trauma In Former New York Jet Phillip Adams
• Red Cross Volunteers From New Jersey Headed To Kentucky To Help Tornado Victims
• SMUD: Many Still Without Power After Substation Catches Fire In Downtown Sacramento
• Working From Home Does Not Give A Taxpayer An Automatic Tax Break, Experts Say
• Canyon Country Residents On Alert For Mud And Debris Flow
• Modesto Ice Cream Shop With Purpose Calls On Community To Stay Open
• Elizabeth Landlord Accused Of Sexually Harassing Tenants, Housing Applicants Agrees To $4.5 Million Settlement
• Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf Asks Gov. Gavin Newsom For Plate Readers, More CHP Presence To Curb Crime
• Surfs Up! Surfers Flock To Newport Harbor As Winds Kick Up Waves
• Stephen Curry breaks NBA career 3-point record
• Police Release Surveillance Video In Shooting Death of Baltimore City Employee
• With Pediatric ICU Beds Running Low, Doctors Urge Parents To Consider Options Before Bringing Sick Kids To Urgent Care
• Donations Pile Up On Southwest Side As Sisters Work To Help Tornado-Ravaged Mayfield, Kentucky
• Pennsylvania State Police Warn Of New Zelle Scam
• Woman Carjacked At Gunpoint Near North And Washtenaw Avenues
• Chicago Police Dispatchers Honored For Quick Action In Face Of Shootings That Killed Cmdr. Paul Bauer, Officer Ella French
• Judge Dismisses Case Against Man Accused Of Pimping Richmond Police Chief's Daughter
• Fire Crews Rescue Residents Trapped In Silverado Canyon
• Crews Use Heavy Machinery Near Yucaipa To Manage Washed Out Roads
• Hundreds Of COVID-19 Cases Detected At Cornell University, Ithaca Campus Shut Down
• Boulder City Leaders Consider Prairie Dog Management Plan
• Grand Jury To Decide If Prosper Mayor Will Be Charged For Leaving The Scene Of An Accident
• Local Librarian To Install Book Vending Machines In Baltimore's Book Deserts
• Well-Known Pediatrician Shares Tips On How To Keep Stress Levels In Check When Traveling With Kids
• 2 Parks In Penn Hills To Get Much-Needed Improvements
• Amid Shortage Of Registered Nurses, Dallas College Announces It Will Offer Bachelor's Degree Program In Nursing
• 'No Football Like Florida': CBS4 Nat Moore Trophy Finalists Say Sunshine State Talent Is Unparalleled Ahead Of Early Signing Day
• Miami-Dade County Residents Rediscover, Fall In Love With Parks, Open Spaces, During Pandemic
• Father, Son Accused Of Starting Caldor Fire Out On Lower Bail
• Pediatrician Offers Advice On How To Make Traveling With Children More Comfortable For Everyone Over Holidays
• Planning To Bring Wrapped Gifts Through MSP Airport? TSA Offers A Better Idea
• Denver Broncos Helps Assemble Meal Bags For Struggling Coloradans
• AG Healey Appeals Dismissal Of Charges In Holyoke Soldiers' Home Case
• COVID In Colorado: Third Omicron Variant Case Detected In Colorado
• Fredi González Shifting To Bench Coach For Orioles
• What's At Stake If Derek Chauvin Changes His Plea To Guilty
• People Serving People
• Ride-Shares Versus Taxis In New York City, Which Has Better Prices? CBS2 Puts Both To The Test
• Six Families Displaced After Fire Rips Through Miami Gardens Apartment Building
• Apple Faces Labor Department Whistleblower Investigation As Tensions With Employees Escalate
• After Apparent Murder Suicides, Attorney Says Intensity Of Domestic Violence Increased Over Pandemic
• Sustainable gift ideas for a green Christmas
• CoCo County Supes Name New Public Defender
• 12 of 74 killed in Kentucky tornado outbreak were children
• Chatridge 3 Fire Burns Dangerously Close To Home In Douglas County
• South Florida Father Discusses Trip To Space With Son Aboard Blue Origin
• Last Call For Low-Cost Craft Beer Prices; Aluminum Can Shortage Driving Up Expenses For North Texas Breweries
• Man exonerated in Malcolm X's murder sues New York state
• 70 Felony Warrant Arrests, Drugs, Guns Recovered in 'Operation Holiday Wrap'
• NYPD's Rodney Harrison Officially Nominated For Suffolk County Police Commissioner
• Incoming Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman Says He Will Not Enforce State Mask Mandate
• Newark Will Now Require Permit To Hand Out Food To People Experiencing Homelessness
• Howard County Schools Cancel Extracurricular Activities Over Rising COVID-19 Cases
• Keller @ Large: Vaccinations Are The Latest Battle In Never-Ending Culture Wars
• Delaware County Man Arrested After Allegedly Hiding Gun, Ammunition In Checked Luggage
• Proposal To Lower Sentences For Felony Convictions Gets Push Back From Minnesota Republicans: 'Absolutely Not The Right Thing To Do'
• Federal Judge Throws Out Trump's Lawsuit To Withhold His Taxes From Congress
• Storm System Could Bring Minnesota's 1st December Tornado
• Unhealthy Air Quality Affects Liberty-Clairton Area Residents Tuesday Morning
• Wild's Guerin Promoted To Take Over As US Men's Olympic GM
• As CPS Sends At-Home COVID Tests To Families, One Chicago Mom Worries For Her Family As Her Son Tests Positive
• Broward School Board Fires High School Teacher Over Refusal To Wear Mask When It Was Mandatory
• Bond Set At $500,000 Cash For Brett Dimick In August Hit-And-Run That Left Woman Dead Near Wrigley Field
• Vikings' Depth Hurting; Westbrook Latest On COVID List
• Heavy Rain Floods San Fernando Valley Streets
• COVID Vaccine Anniversary: Nurse Sandra Lindsay Looks Back -- And Forward -- Since Being First In U.S. To Receive Shot
• Jennifer & James Crumbley's Probable Cause Hearing Delayed As Attorneys Need More Time To Review Evidence
• Chicago's Mayor Looking At Mitigation Strategies To Combat The City's Latest COVID Surge
• NYCFC Celebrates 1st MLS Cup Victory On Steps Of City Hall
• Listeria Recall For Ham And Pepperoni Balloons To 2.3 Million Pounds
• Nike's metaverse includes NFT shoes for a virtual world
• New Jersey Friends Stick To Holiday Tradition, Send Same Christmas Card Back And Forth For 4 Decades
• Open For Business: Looking For Classic Toys This Holiday Season? Moorestown's Happy Hippo Toys Is The Place For You
• Baltimore Man & MICA Professor Lives Vicariously Through 'Tiny Tony' Figure
• Applications Being Accepted For Upcoming Affordable Housing Units In Longmont
• EXCLUSIVE: US Attorney Jennifer Arbittier Williams Opens Up About Federal Efforts Being Made On Philly's Record Crime
• Ex-Netflix Exec Sentenced to Prison For 30 Months For Taking Bribes
• San Bernardino County Confirms First Case Of Omicron COVID-19 Variant
• Mailing Holiday Packages? Here Are Your Shipping Deadlines
• Couriers Expected To Deliver Record-Breaking Number Of Packages As Holiday Season Crunch Continues
• Student, 15, Charged With Bringing Loaded Gun To Howard County High School
• Putnam County Police Officer Wayne Peiffer Accused Of Protecting Sex Trafficking Ring In Exchange For Sex With Women
• 'Best Part Of The Job': Miami Police Officers Treat Deserving Kids To Shopping Spree For Annual 'Shop With A Cop' Event
• USCP inspector general report: Most recommendations post-January 6 not implemented
• Arapahoe County Latest To Leave Tri-County Health Department
• Loose Zebras Caught In Prince George's County After Roaming For Months
• Frisco ISD Reopening Lone Star High School After Social Media Threat
• AAA: Florida Travel Figures Show Strong Rebound Over 2020
• Harvard Professor Charles Lieber's Trial A Test Of DOJ's China Prosecutions
• Speed Camera Coming Soon To I-95 North In Baltimore County
• 'Feel Like A Pre-Pandemic Travel Season': Millions Of Americans Expected To Be On The Move For The Holidays
• COVID-19 Cases On Rise Among Children, Doctors Urging Vaccinations Before Holidays
• Guilty Pleas In Santa Clara County Sex Trafficking Ring Crackdown
• The must-have app that tells you when the PS5 is back in stock
• Update: Monterey County Lifts All Evacuation Orders Connected To Atmospheric River Storms
• Ipswich High School Teacher Michael Coelho A Finalist For Grammy Music Educator Award
• Kim Potter Trial, Dec. 14: BCPD Use-Of-Force Instructor Testifies On Department's Taser Training
• Revere Public School Students To Receive COVID Test Kit Before Holiday Break
• Older Northern Coloradans Invited To RSV Vaccine Clinical Trials
• Horse Racing To Resume At Laurel Park After Suspension To Address Fatal Injuries
• Man Arrested For Secretly Filming Customers Inside Rockwall's 'The Fatted Calf' Restaurant 
• Hennepin County To Step Up Carjacking Prosecutions
• Driver Killed After Reports Of Shooting In Pembroke Pines
• Beach Water Use Advisory In Effect For All Of Los Angeles County Beaches
• 12 Of 74 Killed In Kentucky Tornado Outbreak Were Children; Over 100 People Still Missing
• Massachusetts Reports 4,039 New COVID Cases, 61 Additional Deaths
• Boston Mayor Michelle Wu Visits White House
• Man Dies After Being Found Shot Several Times In Rancho Cordova
• Tuesday Marks 9 Years Since Mass Shooting At Sandy Hook Elementary School
• Storm Causes Tunnel Flooding, Power Outage At LAX
• Baby Ejected From SUV During Arlington Crash Dies From His Injuries
• Free Care Fund: Kendra Ready To Follow Her Dreams After Life-Saving Transplant Surgery At Children's Hospital
• 16-Year-Old Boy Wounded In Severn Shooting, Police Say
• Philadelphia Police Boosting Patrols In Center City Following Rash Of Gunpoint Robberies
• Juvenile Shot Near Norland High School
• Studies Add To Evidence Omicron Sneaks Past Vaccines But May Cause Milder Disease
• Pittsburgh Westinghouse Employee, 4 Students Involved In Fight
• Krisinda Bright, Ambridge Mother Accused Of Killing 2 Children, Pleads Guilty
• Patriots Activate Rookie Safety Joshuah Bledsoe To 53-Man Roster
• Michigan Court Won't Order Hospital To Use Deworming Drug On Man Who Had COVID-19
• Board Approves Language For Michigan Payday Loan Ballot Petition
• State Coastal Commission Mulling Plan to Spread Rat Poison on Farallon Islands
• Boulder Investigators Looking For More Possible Victims Of Ziya Ozdemir
• Allegheny County Not Yet Considering Indoor Dining COVID-19 Vaccine Requirement
• Chicago Weather: It'll Be A Warm And Windy Wednesday
• Newborn Babies At UPMC Celebrate Holidays In Handmade Candy Cane Outfits
• U.S. Postal Service Worker 'Just Wants Happy Customers,' As Busiest Holiday Shipping Week Hits
• Port Of Baltimore Welcomes Cargo Shipments Diverted From Other Ports
• 2 Men Arrested For String Of Armed Robberies Targeting Latino-Owned Businesses In Feltonville, Police Say
• COVID: Apple Reinstates Mask Mandate, Limits Capacity At All U.S. Stores Amid Rising Cases, Omicron Variant
• First Person To Receive COVID Vaccine In North Texas Reflects One Year Later
• Mayor's Office Partners With Baltimore Universities To Evaluate ARPA Investments
• With High Wind Warning There Is Potential For Power Outages, Property Damage
• Nuggets' Nikola Jokic Misses Out On Monster Triple-Double After Fourth-Quarter Ejection Against Wizards
• Baltimore Man Marks Maryland's First Cold-Related Illness Death Of The Winter
• Inflation is whittling raises for frontline workers to "pennies"
• Elizabeth Forward School District Employee Suspended After Complaint; Police Investigating
• Black juror in Smollett trial confused why actor kept noose around his neck
• Mac Jones A Late Addition To Patriots' Injury Report With Left Thumb Issue
• Minnesota Wild-Carolina Hurricanes Game Postponed Tuesday, NHL Cites COVID Protocols
• Power Outage Affects University Of Colorado Boulder Campus, Delays Start Of Some Exams
• Relive Tom Brady's Only Other Overtime Touchdown Pass
• Legislation To Create 6 New City Parks Spanning Over 300 Acres
• Baltimore Man Dies After Jumping Off Montana Bridge Fearing Oncoming Semi
• OJ Simpson A 'Completely Free Man'; Parole Ends In Nevada
• Pennsylvania AG Josh Shapiro Says Philadelphia Making Progress In Reducing Gun Violence
• Children & Ravens Players Delighted By 'Shrimp And Gifts' Shopping Spree
• Storm Watch: Evacuation Orders, Warnings Issued Across Southern California
• Fire In Haverhill Destroys 7 Vehicles
• Powerful Storm Slams Southland; Brings Drenching Rain, Snow
• Only Days Away From Noche Buena, Miami Holds 4th Annual Pardoning Of The Pigs
• Benson: Secretary Of State Services Improved Online, In-Person
• All But 4 Massachusetts House Members Have Followed COVID Vaccine Mandate, House Speaker Says
• A closer look at the Mediterranean diet
• LAUSD Approves Employment Contract With New Superintendent Alberto Carvalho
• Flash Flood Warning In Place Across Central Orange County
• Pennsylvania Gets $17M In Federal Money To Promote Statewide Tourism
• Helicopter Comes To The Rescue After Whistle Alert From 2 Texas Fisherman Stranded On Lake
• Orange County Issues Mandatory Evacuation Order For Residents In Bond Fire Burn Area
• Boys & Girls Clubs Are A Safety Net For Many Denver-Area Children And Their Families
• Police Investigate 3 Separate Michigan School Threats, 2 Students Taken Into Custody
• Father, Son Accused Of Starting Caldor Fire Out On Reduced Bail
• Von Miller Wears 88 Sticker On His Helmet To Honor Demaryius Thomas
• Robust Atmospheric River Dumps Nearly A Foot Of Rain On Mt. Tam
• Need Legal Advice, Or A Winter Coat? Get Both Free On Thursday
• MDHR Sues McDonald's Franchisee For Workplace Sexual Assault And Harassment
• Man Found Dead, Mother Hospitalized After Police Find 'Extreme Hoarding' Conditions
• Inmate Found Dead In San Joaquin County Jail
• Turlock Animal Shelter Offering Free Adoptions Through December
• Grass Fire Burns Nearly 100 Acres Along I-70 In Arapahoe County
• Storm Forces Multiple Rescue Attempts In Fast-Flowing LA River
• Prosecutors: Carillo Hernandez Was Instigator In Hinkley High School Parking Lot Shooting
• 5 Million People Are Now Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19 In Massachusetts
• Andrew Cuomo ordered to return millions in book proceeds
• Waitress fired after receiving massive tip
• Parts Of U.S. 40 In Baltimore Close This Week For Road Work
• Josh Shapiro, Candidate For Governor, To Endorse Local State Rep. For Lieutenant Governor
• New Jersey Landlord Joseph Centanni Accused Of Demanding Sex From Tenants To Pay $4.5 Million
• 'Trust The Vaccine To Be Effective': One Of The First Doctors In Colorado To Be Vaccinated Reflects On The Challenges, Victories Of The Past Year
• Potent Atmospheric River Roars Into Tahoe; Sierra Blanketed With Several Feet Of Snow
• Gregory Starr-Taylor Gets 27 Years For Northeast Minneapolis Murder
• Woman Killed In Wrong-Way Crash On Route 422
• Coast Guard Rescues 2 From Stranded Sailboat Off Daly City During Weekend Atmospheric River Storm
• Kristen Hayden becomes first Black woman to win national diving title
• Miguel Angel Hernandez Arrested, Charged In Roberto Guerrero Slaying
• Starbucks Workers At 2 Boston Locations Push To Unionize
• Air Force captains bond over religion, even though they're different
• How To Help Kentucky Tornado Victims
• Helicopter Rolls Onto Side During Landing At Ranch In Crowley
• Rapper Tory Lanez Ordered To Stand Trial In Shooting Of Megan Thee Stallion
• Chatridge 3 Fire Burns Close To Homes In Douglas County Near Chatfield State Park
• MSU Gives $1,500 Bonuses To Faculty
• Autopsy Reveals Former NFL, Patriots Player Phillip Adams Had Significant Brain Trauma Before He Killed 6 People
• With Buses Often Running Late On Federal Boulevard, City Of Denver Asks For Public Input On Improvement Plan
• How a deaf dancer is inspiring the U.K. to learn sign language
• Young Football Player Accepts Broncos Dalton Risner's Challenge, Scores Sidelines Access To NFL Game
• Man Arrested For Shooting Inside Wilkinsburg Apartment
• Tenant Groups Push Concord City Council to Reject Anti-Harassment Proposal
• Suspect In Deadly Stockton Hit-And-Run Identified As 70-Year-Old Man
• Adrian Phillips Feeling Good After Injury Scare, Ready For Tough Challenge Against Colts' Balanced Offense
• Kroger to end paid COVID-19 leave for unvaccinated workers
• Michigan Legislature Poised To OK $725M In COVID, Other aid
• Rain Storm Closes Six Flags Magic Mountain, Knotts Berry Farm
• Tornado Alley may be shifting east, threatening businesses and supply chains
• Pretrial Motions Wrap Up In Case Of Former FWPD Officer Charged In Atatiana Jefferson Shooting
• New Jersey Will Hold Boost NJ Day Wednesday As An Effort To Get More People Vaccinated
• This Year's CAMACOL Food Giveaway Limited To 500 Baskets & Drive-Thru Only
• Proud Boys and Oath Keepers sued over January 6 attack
• Police: Woman Slapped After Confronting Man Taking Pictures On Subway
• A look at the decline of jobs that supported middle class life
• WATCH LIVE: Mayor Jim Kenney To Provide Update On Ready.Set.Philly! Campaign
• Suffolk County Police Save Dog From House Fire In Deer Park
• Hennepin Co. Sheriff Dave Hutchinson To Be Arraigned On DWI Charges Next Month
• I-80, Highway 50 Back Open In Sierra; Another Cold Storm On The Way
• Bruins Place Brad Marchand, Craig Smith In COVID-19 Protocol
• Texas Man Jacob Gaines Who Hit Officer With Hammer At Protest Gets 4 Years
• Chinese tech giant Alibaba fires employee who claimed sexual assault
• Chicago Firefighters Get Surprise Breakfast, Holiday Items From The Daisie Foundation
• Man Arrested With Flare Gun Outside Fayette County School After Domestic Dispute
• 5 Students Suffer Minor Injuries In Crash Between School Bus, Dump Truck In Glencoe
• Pictured Rocks To Begin Charging Entrance Fee For The First Time In March
• "Doomsday glacier" ice shelf could shatter within 5 years, scientists say
• California, Mississippi Back On The Chicago Travel Advisory, List Stands At 42 States
• COVID In Minnesota: 46 More Deaths Reported, Positivity Rate At 10.6%
• Dreezy Claus, Chicago's Black Santa, Visits Aurora Next Week
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 694 New Cases, 6 More Deaths
• Woman Killed When 19-Year-Old Driver Runs Red Light At Brighton Intersection, Police Say
• Allen Child Predator Robert Eubank Handed Life In Prison by Jury
• Nurses Accuse Brigham And Women's Hospital Of Not Cutting Back On Elective Surgeries
• Metra, Marine Corps Reserve Host Toys For Tots Drive
• Ex-NFL player who killed 6 people had CTE, autopsy finds
• Miami Weather: Few Showers Around With Highs Into The Low 80s
• Gasoline Truck Explodes In Northern Haiti; Dozens Killed
• Olivia, BSO's Newest K-9 Therapy Dog, Sworn In & Ready To Make Pawsitive Impact
• Florida Asks Federal Appeals Court To Block Psychiatrist From Talking To Children Without Parental Consent
• Boston Marathon Favorite Spencer The Dog Diagnosed With Terminal Cancer
• Kenny Moore Set To Face Patriots, Who Once Made Him Feel He Couldn't Make It In The NFL
• 2 Doses Of Pfizer Vaccine 70% Effective Against Omicron Hospitalizations, Data Show
• VIDEO: Dog Rescued On Icy Northern Colorado Lake
• Broncos In Thick Of Playoff Chase For First Time Since 2015
• Oakland Police Commission Hires City's First Independent Inspector General
• Weather, Water Supply Issues Complicate Battle Against Fire In Lodi
• USA Gymnastics, USOPC Reach $380M Settlement With Larry Nassar Survivors
• 2021 Holiday Shipping Deadlines For USPS, FedEx And UPS
• The Gordon & Williams Show: Broncos Backs Combine For 4 TDs
• Gov. Hogan Announces Supply Chain Resiliency Initiative
• 2 Pfizer doses 70% effective against Omicron hospitalization, data show
• 2 Businesses Shut Down By Allegheny County Health Department
• Hyper-Local News Coming to CBS 62 in 2022
• WJZ's Furever Friend: Penny
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Rise to 1,173
• Couple Shares Update 21 Years After Finding Baby On Subway
• Tavares Reed Charged With September Murder Of Che Hearns In Zion
• Pfizer: New Trial Data Confirms High Efficacy Of COVID Antiviral Pills
• Deputy charged with throwing scalding water on mentally ill inmate
• Philadelphia Restaurants, Bars React To New Proof Of COVID-19 Vaccination Mandate For Patrons
• Korn Announces Concert Stop In Minneapolis
• Tractor-Trailer Crashes Off Bridge Near Downtown Dallas, Driver In Critical Condition
• Florida Company Offers 2 Free Homes As Worker Incentive
• New MCAS Award For Students Would Come With $25 Gift Card
• Parents Of Suspect In Oxford High School Shooting Due In Court Dec. 14
• Jake Corman Won't Seek Another Senate Term Amid Run For Governor
• Johnson County Sheriff's Office Searching For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Struck Woman At Mailbox
• Walmart PS5 restock day surprise: New PS5 colors are coming
• Colorado Weather: Extreme Wind To Cause Issues Statewide On Wednesday
• Kim Potter Trial, Dec. 14 Live Updates: Judge Denies Motions, BCPD Cmdr. Testifies
• Colts Linebacker Says They're Going To Try To Make Mac Jones Try To Beat Them
• Port Of Baltimore Steps Up As Shipping Industry Wrestles With Supply Chain Issues
• Despite Omicron's takeover, expert says South Africa "in a good space"
• Masks Now Required Inside Businesses Across New York State, But Enforcement Remains To Be Seen
• New England Revolution's New Crest Is Now In Full Effect
• Gasoline truck explodes in Haiti, killing dozens
• COVID Booster Shots Now Available At Denver International Airport Ahead Of Christmas Travel Season
• High School Student Dies, 2 Others Hospitalized: Durango Police Say They May Have Been Smoking Percocet Laced With Fentanyl
• Patriots Power Rankings Week 15 Update: Firm Two-Team Race With Chiefs In AFC
• SMUD Outages Mostly Resolved After Storm Knocks Out Power To Many Customers
• Miami International Airport Sets Thanksgiving Travel Record
• How nature can be therapy for kids stuck indoors during the pandemic
• State Utilities Commission Proposal Reduces Solar Rooftop Incentives For California Homeowners
• Pfizer Says COVID Pill Cuts Risk Of Hospitalization Or Death By 89% In High-Risk Patients
• 2 Men Shot While Stopped At Traffic Light In Philadelphia's University City Section
• Sheriff's deputy "died saving lives" when tornado struck, family says
• Mixed Reaction From Bay Area Heath Experts To State's Indoor Mask Mandate
• How To Help Storm Victims In Kentucky And Other States
• Celtics Played Their Best Game Of The Year Thanks To Some Tough Love By Ime Udoka
• PTL Links: Dec. 14, 2021
• Man, 26, Walks Into Baltimore Hospital With Multiple Gunshot Wounds
• Former Florida Elections Commission Lawyer Eric Lipman Pleads Guilty In Child Porn Case
• BBB Warns Fort Worth-Based Business 'Beats By Dr. Dre' Products May Not Be What You Think
• Suspect Vehicle In Attempted Carjacking In Edina Found In Minneapolis
• Pfizer Says New Trial Confirms High Efficacy Of Its COVID Antiviral Pills
• Mayor Lightfoot To Celebrate 'Christmas In The Wards,' Shop With Families In Pullman
• Rate Hikes Eyed For Citizens Insurance Customers
• How climate change could impact future tornado disasters
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/14 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• Cryptocurrency Exchange Admits A Fraudster Stole Indiana Man's Money, But There's Nothing They Can Do About It
• Still Shipping Christmas Gifts? Here Are Deadlines To Send By Post Office, UPS, And FedEx
• Atmospheric River: Storm Floods North Bay Roadways, Downs Trees, Causes Outages
• 'Black Market Costco' Busted; 15 Arrested In San Jose Catalytic Converter Theft Crackdown
• The latest COVID-linked shortage? Salvation Army bell ringers
• Christmas Eve Tradition Set To Return To Termini Brothers Bakery
• Auto exec hired hitmen to kill mistress and blackmailer, feds say
• Pfizer: Trial Data Show COVID Pills Cut Risk Of Hospitalization Or Death
• Surge in Americans skipping medical care due to cost
• Democratic governors to focus on local issues, not Trump, in 2022
• Insurer agrees to $800 million deal in Boy Scouts bankruptcy
• Philadelphia to check vaccine proof for bars and restaurants
• Supreme Court allows New York vaccine mandate for health care workers
• President Biden Approves Emergency Declaration For Southern Illinois After Friday's Tornadoes
• Texas Auto Exec Indicted, Accused Of Hiring Soldiers As Hitmen To Kill Mistress & Her Boyfriend
• NFL Reports Record 37 New COVID Cases Among Players, Including Local Teams
• Nassar abuse victims reach $380 million settlement
• Woodmere Community Heartbroken After 15-Year-Old Girl Killed In Crash, Several Friends Injured
• Pfizer Says New Trial Confirms High Efficacy Of COVID Antiviral Pill, Also Effective Against Omicron Variant
• Pfizer says new trial data confirms high efficacy of its COVID antiviral pills
• State Patrol Investigating Fatal Crash On Highway 36 In Roseville
• Recall for ham and pepperoni balloons to 2.3 million pounds
• Peloton responds to "And Just Like That" scene with Mr. Big himself
• Cryptocurrency Company, Metallicus, Donates $100,000 To Help Restore First Bank Of The United States
• First members of military are discharged for refusing COVID vaccine
• Bulls' Next Two Games Postponed Due To COVID-19 Outbreak
• House January 6 committee recommends contempt charges against Mark Meadows
• Tornado outbreak death toll in Kentucky rises to 74
• Denver Street Safety Advocates Say '20 is Plenty'
• 60-Year-Old Man Shot While Driving In Englewood
• Monrovia Residents Prepare For Potential Mudflows
• Chicago Weather: 50s Today, 60s Tomorrow
• Miami Beach Uses Civilian Volunteer Patrol To Help Deter Crime
• Santa Barbara Evacuation Areas Affect Hundreds Of People Living Near Alisal Fire Burn Scar
• At this tech company, workers vote on each other's pay raises
• Boy Scouts Bankruptcy Insurer Proposing $800M Settlement For Sex Abuse Victims
• Pittsburgh Weather: Tuesday Warm Temperatures
• Kristaps 'Taps' In 24, Leads Luka-Less Dallas Mavericks To Rout Of Hornets
• "Alarm bells" over Arctic record 100-degree heat in Siberia: U.N.
• Maryland Weather: Seasonably Mild Start To The Week
• Shootout With AR-15 Leaves 3 People Injured In Kensington, Police Say
• House Expected To Vote On Mark Meadows Contempt Resolution
• California joining New York in reinstituting indoor mask mandate
• Officer Robert Gowans Back On The Force After Being Reinstated With Penn Hills Police Department
• David Ortiz And His Wife Tiffany Splitting Up After 25 Years Together
• "Return of the Jedi," "The Fellowship of the Ring," "WALL-E" added to the National Film Registry
• Police: Delivery Driver Runs Over Groceries Of Elderly Couple Who Had Pro-Police Sign In Their Yard
• Pittsburgh Police Investigating Early Morning Home Invasion
• Missing 16-Year-Old Found Safe
• 2 Brothers Convicted Of Killing A Man In Penn Hills, Third Man Pleads Guilty To Murder
• Former Councilman Facing Animal Cruelty Charges For Allegedly Running Over Cats
• Appeals court upholds revival of "Remain in Mexico" border policy
• Tips For Preparing For Holiday Air Travel
• Two Police Officers Suffer Smoke Inhalation While Responding To West End Apartment Fire
• Rep. Mike Kelly Set To Run For Reelection In 2022

Videos from December 14, 2021

• House votes to recommend Mark Meadows be held in contempt of Congress
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• Mark Meadows faces House contempt vote
• 12/14: Red and Blue
• Experts struggle to predict job gains amid pandemic
• TSA confiscates record number of guns in 2021
• Andrew Cuomo ordered to return millions in book earnings
• Holiday shipping deadlines begin this week
• U.S. hits 800,000 COVID deaths
• 3-year-old dies in mother's arms during storms
• More than 120 unaccounted for after deadly tornadoes
• Tech company Expensify has workers vote on each other's raises
• Air Force captains bond over religion — even though they're different
• Monthly Child Tax Credit checks set to end if Congress doesn't pass Build Back Better Act
• U.S. COVID-19 death toll approaches 800,000
• Mark Meadows in the crosshairs of January 6 probe
• A closer look at the Mediterranean diet
• Pfizer seeks emergency use authorization for COVID-19 pill
• Thousands without heat, water, power after deadly tornadoes
• Tim McGraw on "Yellowstone" prequel, "1883"
• Program proves time outdoors improves kids' mental health
• Full House vote expected today on whether to recommend contempt of Congress charges for former Trump aide Mark Meadows
• WorldView: Russia threatens nuclear missile deployment in Europe
• CDC director on Omicron, vaccine mandates and tornadoes' impact on COVID-19 spread
• House January 6 committee recommends contempt for Mark Meadows
• Crews work to clear debris in several states following devastating tornadoes
• Job opportunities have gotten worse for many Americans
• 12/14: CBSN AM
• Couriers expected to deliver record-breaking number of packages as holiday season crunch continues
• Pfizer CEO: COVID antiviral pill reduces hospitalization rates up to 89% in high-risk adults
• Larry Nassar abuse victims reach $380 million settlement
• Lawmakers, Fox hosts, Donald Trump Jr. texted Meadows to stop Capitol riot