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Articles from December 16, 2021

• Facing Pandemic-Depressed Business, Bay Area Restaurants Struggle to Stay Open
• Bay Area School Officials, Law Enforcement on Alert Over TikTok Posts Threatening Violence
• Police: Tesla Shooting Suspect Ambushed Co-Worker In Parking Lot
• Canucks Surge Past Sharks 5-2
• Actor Chris Noth, Accused By 2 Women Of Sexual Assault, Denies Allegations
• 'I See a Deluge of Omicron;' Santa Clara County Health Officer Urges Boosters As COVID Variant Cases Rise
• Investigators Search For More Victims Of Child Sex Assault Suspect Allan Richard Long
• Thousands Flock To View Ornate Christmas Designs In Rancho Cucamonga
• Man Makes It Snow In Folsom Just To Make His Community Happy
• 'I'm Going To Count To Three': Frederick Officer Recognized For Freeing Girl From I-25 Wreck
• 20-Year-Old Driver Arrested After Suspected Street Racing Crash Claims Life Of Beloved Probation Officer
• Multiple Omicron Cases Confirmed At River City High School In West Sacramento
• Omicron In Colorado: 5 Cases Of Variant Confirmed, Evidence Of Community Spread Discovered
• Man Arrested For South Sacramento Jewelry Store Robbery
• Aurora City Leaders Asking For $10,000 In Retention Bonuses For Aurora Police Officers
• Increased Hospitalizations Related To COVID-19 Have Health Officials Predicting Winter Surge
• 'It's Not The Government's Job To Dictate My Healthcare,' LA Firefighters Files Case Against City's Vaccine Mandate
• Chargers Lose To Chiefs In Overtime Thriller 34-28
• Tage Thompson's Shootout Goal Lifts Sabres To 3-2 Win Over Wild
• Chicago Weather: Light Wintry Mix Friday Night
• Winnetka Native Jack Drury Scores In His NHL Debut With Carolina Hurricanes
• TikTok School Threats Prompt Response From Law Enforcement
• Holiday Party Risks? Mixing Boosters? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID Questions
• I-Team: 908 Boston City Employees Out Of Compliance With 'Vaccinate Or Test' Program
• Quickley Hits 3 After 3, Knicks Shoot Down Rockets
• Pittsburgh-Area Schools Increasing Security Over TikTok Challenge Threatening Violence
• Clutterbuck Scores 2, Varlamov A Wall In Net As Islanders Top Bruins
• Bronx Mother Of Student With Autism Says It's Time New York City Move Forward With GPS School Bus Tracking
• 11-Year-Old Girl's Passion For Knitting Hats Is Helping Those In Need
• Entertainment, Sports Industries Feeling Pressure Of Another COVID-19 Surge
• Disturbing Social Media Posts Advise Students All Over Country To Stay Home From School On Friday
• Down 7 Players Due To COVID Protcols, Nets Turn To Durant And He Delivers In Win Over 76ers
• Remaining Haiti Hostages Freed And Heading Home
• Philadelphia's Law Enforcement Community Comes Together To Raise Money For Injured Highway Patrol Officer Andy Chan
• Devils' Slide Continues With Listless Loss To Golden Knights
• Volunteer From Pittsburgh Ditches Christmas Plans To Help Kentuckians Impacted By Deadly Tornadoes
• Friends, Family Mourn And Demand Justice For Suraj Mahadeva, Who Was Shot And Killed This Past Weekend In Palmer Square
• Baltimore Officer Shot, Ambushed In Targeted Attack After Volunteering To Work Overtime; Family Pleads For Justice
• Woman Sends Letter To CBS 2 Sharing Her Struggle In Finding Place To Live; A Social Worker Is Also Stepping Up For Her
• Firefighters Salvage Packages After Amazon Van Catches Fire In Wareham
• University Of Maryland Cancels Winter Commencement, Modifies Operations Amid Sharp COVID-19 Increase
• After Chase Took $28,000 From Restaurateur's Business Account Because Of Someone Else's Court Order, She Now Has Her Money Back
• 1 In Custody After SWAT Responds To Incident In Greene County
• Broward, Miami-Dade Schools To Increase Law Enforcement Presence After Nationally Shared TikTok Video Threatens Violence
• Avs Fall To Predators 5-2 As Both Teams Battle COVID
• $118K Reward Offered For Tips In Baltimore Police Officer's Shooting
• What Do You Need To Know About Radon? Good Question
• Kings Add To Short-Handed Panthers' Woes With 4-1 Victory
• Baltimore Man Sentenced To Life Without Parole In 11-Year-Old's Rape
• New MBTA Contract Offers Plan To Increase Worker Retention, Recruitment Amid Bus Driver Shortage
• Bidders Show Off Five Casino Proposals For Chicago
• 'Despicable': Locals & Officials React To Baltimore Police Officer's Shooting
• Howard County NAACP Calls For Criminal Charges For School Staff In Video Of Black Student Being Punched
• Clutterbuck, Varlamov Lead Islanders To 3-1 Win Over Bruins
• 19-Year-Old Charged With Hacking Into Google Classroom Accounts, Posting Racist, Homophobic Photos
• Experimental Gene Therapy Shown Safe and Effective, Giving Kids a New Chance at Life
• White House releases plan to replace nation's lead pipes
• Biden awards Medal of Honor to 3 soldiers for actions in Iraq, Afghanistan
• Margherita Unsliced Pepperoni Product Recalled Due To Possible Bacterial Contamination
• Kevin Durant, Shorthanded Nets Hand Sixers Third-Straight Loss
• Maryland-Based Novavax COVID-19 Vaccine Found Safe And Effective In UMMS Trial
• MDHHS Expanding Neighborhood COVID Testing Sites To Offer Vaccine For Michigan Children Ages 5-11
• Flyers Lose To Canadiens In Shootout In Empty Bell Centre Due To Rise In COVID-19 Cases
• Massachusetts Homeowners Will Get Help To Get Lead Out Of Drinking Water
• CDC Recommends Pfizer, Moderna Vaccines Over J&J's
• Police Looking For Help To Identify Man Who Allegedly Attempted To Kidnap Child From Roxbury School At Recess
• Family Of Suspected Shoplifter Shot And Killed Allegedly By Grand Prairie Pawn Shop Employee Satisfied With Murder Charge
• Slippery Roads Believed To Be Factor In Fatal Northern Minnesota Crash
• Parolee Aariel Maynor Pleads Not Guilty To Murdering Philanthropist Jacqueline Avant
• Ligonier Valley Teacher Under Investigation For Possibly Sending Lewd Videos To Minor No Longers Works For District
• Two Injured In Edgewood Shooting
• 1,500 languages could be lost in the next 100 years, study finds
• 2 Armed Robberies Reported On U Of M Campus
• Man Charged With Threats At VTA Meeting Has Bail Set At $350,000; Ordered To Stay Away
• Evanston Township High School Lockdown Lifted After Two Guns Found
• SigAlert Cancelled On Westbound SR-118, East Of Rocky Peak Fire Road, All Lanes Open
• Crews Knock Down Fire At Homeless Encampment In North Minneapolis
• Bengals, Broncos Have Ground Games Geared For Playoff Run
• Colorado Weather: First Alert For More Mountain Snow And Denver Chill
• Recent Rains Bolster Hopes That Marin Could Ease Drought Restrictions
• LA Verne Residents Opposed To Placement Of Violent Juvenile Offenders In Nearby County Facilities
• Oakland Family Blames Caltrans For Repeat Flooding In Home During Recent Storms
• Sierra Snow: Sacramento Family Stuck in Tahoe, Snowplow Driver Digs Out Vehicles
• COVID Omicron Surge Means Vaccine Clinics Reopening; Boosters, Testing Now On Many Holiday To-Do Lists
• Tips For Driving In Icy And Snowy Conditions
• 15-Year-Old Boy Shot In North Baltimore
• Documents Shed Light On SMUD's Plans For Improvements To Now-Damaged Substation
• Rain Briefly Returns To LA Area; Winds Expected To Follow
• Judge rejects Purdue Pharma's sweeping opioid settlement
• Pitt Quarterback Kenny Pickett Will Not Play In Peach Bowl
• 8-Year-Old Chatham Girl Leads Students In Making Friendship Bracelets For Kids At Dana-Farber
• Exclusive: Del Rey Residents Frustrated, Worried About Safety Due To Ballona Creek Homeless Encampment
• All Massachusetts State Troopers Given Body Cameras After Overtime Scandal
• Crews Check On Seniors Who Decided To Shelter In Place Amid Downtown SMUD Outage
• Off-Duty NYPD Lieutenant Hospitalized, Suspect Dead After Shooting Outside Queens Nightclub
• Former Atherton School Aide, Babysitter Pleads No Contest to Child Porn Charges
• 14-Year-Old Girl Found Shot To Death In Dallas
• Police Arrest Fugitive After Manhunt In Cecil County
• 6 More Bears Added To Reserve/COVID List; Matt Nagy Holds Walkthrough With All 3 Coordinators Also Now Also Out
• Late Autumn Storms Put State on Path to Defeat Drought
• School Districts Warn Of TikTok Challenge Threatening Campuses; Gilroy HS Preemptively Cancels Friday Classes
• Millions Of People To Fly Out Of LAX For The Holidays
• Person Hospitalized After Domestic Shooting In Hollywood
• Bulls Set To Host Lakers Sunday, But Practice Is In Doubt Amid COVID-19 Outbreak
• 21-Year-Old Man Killed In Southwest Baltimore Shooting
• Opioid Maker Collegium Pharmaceutical Agrees To Stop In-Person Marketing To Doctors
• LA County Tightens Rules For Mega Events Amid Rising COVID Numbers
• Former School Counselor Indicted On More Child Porn Charges
• UPDATE: Officers Kill Man Wielding BB Gun In North Richmond; Suspect Had Said 'Goodbye' to Family Members
• Kentucky teacher visits students and their families after deadly tornadoes
• Oakland Officials Will Release Final Environmental Impact Report on A's Proposed Ballpark
• Federal Appeals Court Upholds Brandon Fleury's Cyberstalking Conviction In Parkland School Case
• Vaccinated California Employees Face Workplace Restrictions
• Long Island Man Faces Felony Charges For Posting 'Deepfake' Images Of Former Classmates On Porn Site
• New Illinois Cannabis Education Center Will Train People Interested In Starting In The Industry
• US Missionaries Freed After Being Held Hostage By Gang For Two Months
• Homicide Investigation Underway After North Highlands Man, 55, Found Dead In Apartment
• After Getting Back On Its Feet, Uptown VFW Is Back To Helping Veterans
• Cal/OSHA Board Approves New Workplace Restrictions For Vaccinated Employees
• Meta Says Nearly 50,000 Journalists and Activists Were Targeted by Sophisticated Spying Operations on Facebook and Instagram
• 'Go To Sleep': Christmas Eve Advice From Santa Trackers At NORAD
• Search warrant issued for Alec Baldwin's phone amid "Rust" investigation
• UPDATE: Cupertino High School Lockdown Lifted
• COVID In Minnesota: Beds Not Available For ER Patients As Hospital Capacity Pushed To Limits
• Deep Into School Year, Massive CPS School Bus Driver Shortage Persists
• Illinois Unemployment Fraud Victims Learn Fraudulent Accounts Opened In Their Names Are Technically Still Open, And State Can't Explain Why
• Friday's Show Info. (12/17/21)
• Right Now! Be A Hero In Healing By Donating To The Free Care Fund
• Two women accuse Chris Noth of sexual assault. He denies accusations
• Mayor Bill Peduto Demands Action On Investigation Into Death Of Jim Rogers, Man Tased By Pittsburgh Police
• Most Patients In Surge Of Maryland COVID-19 Hospitalizations Are Unvaccinated
• Allaire Community Farm In New Jersey Transforms Into Holiday Wonderland, With Eye On Continuing To Help Others
• 800+ Apartments, New Office Space Could Be Built In Fort Worth's Stockyards District
• Senate official rejects Democrats' latest immigration plan
• LAX To Reopen Child Care Center For Airport Employees, Surrounding Community
• Mayor-Elect Adams Names Louis Molina Next Department Of Correction Commissioner
• Frisco Police Warn Community About 'Bank Jugging' And How To Keep From Becoming A Victim
• Biden talks with senators about voting rights
• Incoming NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell Says Getting Guns Off Streets, Addressing Subway Crimes Among Her Top Priorities
• 'Great Opportunities In The Transportation Field': Gov. Ron DeSantis Announces Funding For Truck Driving License Training
• South Florida Seasonal Help Is In Extreme Demand
• Proposed 'One45' High-Rise Development In Harlem Seeks Rezoning Amid Backlash
• Former UNC Bear Vincent Jackson Had Stage 2 CTE When He Died
• 110 Years In Prison: Appeal Planned For Truck Driver Rogel Aguilera-Mederos Convicted in Crash That Killed 4 On I-70
• Doctors: Vaccination Is The Key To Controlling COVID-19's Omicron Variant
• North Texas Man Freed Thanks To Reinterpreted DNA Evidence After Decade In Prison
• Mass. Lawmakers, Health Care Leaders Discuss Solutions To Curb Pandemic After 'Terrifying Increase' In COVID Cases
• Minneapolis Mayor Frey, MPD Say There Were 610 Carjackings In 2021, Compared To 388 In 2020
• Gritty Puts Out Call For Help In Finding South Philadelphia Wreath Thief: 'I Will Find You And I Will Cake You'
• San Francisco Mayor London Breed Proclaims 'Metallica Day' to Kick Off 40th Anniversary 'Takeover'
• 'Everyone Is Angrier': 1 In 5 Texans More Frustrated Behind Wheel Than Before Pandemic, Survey Says
• Outside Probe Finds Lightfoot Administration Didn't Purposely Conceal Details In Anjanette Young Case
• City Of Denver Considers Adding Another $1 Billion, 7 Years To DIA Great Hall Project
• National Guard Members In NH Helping Hospitals Battle Surge In COVID Patients
• Police Raise Money To Help Fellow Miami-Dade Officer Waiting For Lung & Kidney Transplant Due To COVID
• Before Answering The Siren Call Of San Bernardino's Snow-Tipped Mountains, Follow These Safety Tips For Driving In Snowy Conditions
• Holiday Homes: The McGonigle Family
• 'We Went All In': Veteran-Owned Gables Law Firm Makes COVID Comeback
• Reorganized State Legislative Map Could Pit Incumbents Against Each Other
• Chicago Travelers Worry About Going Overseas As COVID Numbers Continue To Rise; 'It's Supposed To Be Fun, Not Anxiety Provoking'
• 3 Men Taken Into Custody Connected To Rash Of Gunpoint Robbers In Center City, Sources Say
• Miami Police Release New Flyer In Hit-And-Run Of 77-Year-Old Grandmother
• Veteran Donald Jarvis Collects Stockings Filled With Gifts For Massachusetts Vets
• Fire Engulfs Gun Safe Building In Dyer, Indiana
• Taste With Tori: Luna Y Sol Brings Flavors Of Mexico With Personal Twist To Moorestown's Main Street
• UPDATE: Interstate 5 Linking Northern California To Oregon Reopens Following Blizzard
• Some Restaurants, Broadway Shows Forced To Close Temporarily Due To COVID-19 Cases, Testing
• Seneca Valley School District Says Rumor Of Threat On Social Media 'Non-Credible'
• Man Who Started Surfside Memorial Travels To Kentucky Following Deadly Storms
• Saturday Northwestern-DePaul Basketball Game Canceled Due To COVID-19 Cases On Blue Demons Men's Team
• $106 Million Coming To Illinois In 2022 To Replace Lead Water Lines, But Many Still Worry It's Not Enough
• Man Charged In October Robbery Attempt At Orland Park Dunkin Donuts
• Colorado Congressman Joe Neguse Tours EV Charging Project In Boulder
• High-Powered Heist: Miami Gun Shop Owner Says Employee Stole $90K Worth Of Assault Weapons
• San Francisco Could Use New Downtown Health Clinic for City's First Safe Injection Site
• FDA allows for abortion pills to be sent by mail
• Massive Fire Burns Inside Manayunk Building
• Increased COVID-19 Testing Comes With Patient Increases At Local Hospitals
• Peloton yanks Chris Noth ad after sex assault allegations surface
• 'The Pandemic Is Not Over': Miami-Dade Hospitals Ordered Once Again To Report Daily COVID Numbers
• Dolphins Jaylen Waddle On COVID-19 Reserve List
• Loveland Police Search For Shoplifters Accused Of Swiping $2,600 In North Face Coats From Dick's Sporting Goods
• California Population Decline Driven Primarily From Fewer People Moving to State
• Man, 61, Dies After Rolling Car In Wisconsin DNR Parking Lot
• Suspects Who Fired At Police From Car In Commerce City Identified
• Burnt Body Found Near Elementary School In Logan Section: Police
• Multiple Massachusetts Jewelry Stores Burglarized In String Of Smash-And-Grab Robberies
• Caught On Video: Teens Escape Deadly East Village Fire That Killed 1
• Rashaun Weaver, 16, Pleads Guilty To Second-Degree Murder In Tessa Majors Stabbing
• Omicron's spread forces January return-to-office rethink
• Astroworld victims died of compression asphyxia, coroner says
• Irving Mother Of Deceased 8-Month-Old Who Fell Out Of Moving Car Charged
• Pittsburghers Flock To COVID-19 Testing Sites Ahead Of Holiday Season
• Colorado Parks And Wildlife Spy On Bighorn Sheep... For Research
• Maryland Audit Follows Up On Flaws In COVID-19 Procurements
• Ravens Safety Chuck Clark Placed On Reserve/COVID-19 List
• 18-Year-Old Suspect Arrested For August Fatal Shooting At Sunnyvale House Party
• Health Officials Pleading For More Pennsylvanians To Get Flu Shots As Hospitals Nearing Capacity Due To COVID-19
• House Report Finds Lax Federal Oversight Of Trump's DC Hotel
• Demaryius Thomas Funeral Procession, Ceremony Set For Saturday In Georgia
• Boys & Girls Clubs Provide Steady Hand For Youth Struggling With Anger
• 'Tentative Agreement' Reached In Orange County Sanitation Workers Strike
• COVID: Stanford To Begin Winter 2022 Quarter Online, Require Booster Shots Amid Omicron Concerns
• Cleanup Begins The Day After Hurricane-Force Winds Whipped Through Colorado
• GOP Governors Challenge Pentagon Over Guard Vaccine Mandate
• Founder Giving Up Google Smart-City Spinoff Due to Possible ALS Diagnosis
• 8,376 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For COVID-19 In Last Week
• Massachusetts Reports 5,883 New COVID Cases, 30 Additional Deaths
• Pro-Whitmer Group Launches Ads To Tout $400 Insurance Refund
• Rockslide Shuts Down State Route 39 Above Azusa, Glendora
• Kaufman High School Closed Friday In Response To Anonymous Threat
• State Employees In Michigan Will Get 5% Raise; Juneteenth Is Paid Holiday
• Demand For New Housing In DFW Not Likely To Wane In New Year
• Despite Recent Historic Inflation, Local Business Owner Will Not Raise Prices
• Congress passes import ban targeting slave labor in China
• Fantasy Football Start Or Sit Week 15
• USC Trojans Announce 2022 Football Schedule, Including 7 Home Games
• States Volunteer To Take More Cuts In Colorado River Water
• Death Investigation Underway In East Boston
• West Caln Township Police Sergeant Charged After Shooting Into Moving Vehicle During Traffic Stop
• Texas Border Patrol Agents Arrest Convicted Murderer At Checkpoint
• Isaiah Thomas Reportedly Signs With Los Angeles Lakers
• Sharon Hill Community Outraged After Teens, Not Police, Charged In Fanta Bility's Shooting Death
• Wild Winds In Michigan Cut Power, Rip School Roof; Dozens Of Cows Dead
• Mac Jones Off Patriots Injury Report; Damien Harris Among 9 Players Questionable For Saturday Night Vs. Colts
• Kim Potter Trial, Dec. 16 Live Updates: Former BCPD Chief Saw 'No Violation' Of Policy When Reviewing Body Cam Video
• VIDEO: Deer Crashes Through CBD Store In Amesbury
• CDC recommends Pfizer or Moderna over J&J's COVID vaccine
• Medical Examiner Says All 10 Astroworld Festival Crowd Surge Victims Died Of Asphyxiation
• Arbitrator Rules Most City Employees Must Comply With Mayor Lightfoot's COVID Vaccine Mandate
• Judge Sentences Ad Exec to 3 Years In Prison For $8 Million Fraud
• Update: Missing Endangered Man, John Bigelow, Found Safe
• List Of 2021 Restaurant Holiday Gift Card Deals In Minnesota
• #Together4CO: CBS4 Thanks Toy Drive Donors
• More Than 400K Without Power Across Central US After Hurricane-Force Wind Gusts
• Philadelphia Council Votes To Extend Eviction Diversion Program Through 2022
• Deadly Belair Road Crash Remains Under Investigation
• Prosecution: Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes Chose Deception In Face Of Fiscal Failure
• Afghan leaders didn't think U.S. decision to withdraw had been finalized
• Colorado Climate: Mountain Snowpack Is Finally Improving, Front Range Drought Is Not
• About 8,000 Xcel Energy Customers Without Power In Denver Metro Area Thursday Morning
• Lakewood Opens Two Lots For Residents To Drop Off Tree Limbs
• Another Swastika Found In A Danvers School; Meetings Planned With Students
• Old Sacramento's Theatre Of Lights, Polar Express Canceled Thursday Due To Power Outage
• Remaining Missionaries Kidnapped In Haiti Now Freed, Police Say
• Oil Sheen Discovered Off Huntington Beach Coastline
• Colorado Springs Woman Decides Branch That Crashed Through Her Ceiling During Windstorm Needs Holiday Decoration
• 'Christmas Takes Flight' Coming to CBS Sunday, December 19
• Chicago Native Alexa Xioufaridou Moster Returns Home In 'Pretty Woman: The Musical'
• Woman Killed In North Minneapolis Shooting ID'd As Shantiasia Tardani, Of Michigan
• Man, 27, Killed In Southwest Baltimore Shooting, Police Say
• 13-Year-Old Girl Arrested For Social Media Threats Against Numerous Schools
• Struggling Rural Texas Hospitals, Nursing Facilities To Receive $128M Lifeline
• Long Beach Rep. Alan Lowenthal To Retire From Congress After Term Ends
• 2022 CU Football Schedule Released
• How to be more sustainable this holiday season
• Two Brothers Arrested On Homicide Charges In Connection With Lincoln Man's Death
• 50,000 journalists and activists were targeted by spying operations, Meta says
• Panel Gives Pennsylvania House, Senate District Maps Preliminary OK: 'A Representative And Fair Map'
• Jackson Not At Ravens Practice In Portion Open To Reporters
• Man In Critical Condition After Being Shot On Southwest Side
• Denton County Officials Warn Residents About Possible Exposure To Puppy With Rabies
• 3 Arrested In Deaths Of Two Drugged Women Dropped Off At LA Hospitals
• Court Rejects Challenge Of Ohio's COVID-19 Vaccination Incentive Lottery
• Maryland Nursing Homes Required To Offer Monoclonal Antibodies, Hogan Says
• Sexually Violent Predator Ross Wollschlager May Soon Be Relocated To Unincorporated Somis
• Napa Man Convicted Of Child Rape, Sexual Abuse Receives 690 Years To Life Sentence
• Kamala Harris and the bipartisan infrastructure law
• Gift Card Scams Can Drain The Joy Out Of Your Holiday Season
• After Allowing Texas Abortion Law To Stand, Supreme Court Returns The Case To Appeals Court
• Fighting Fentanyl: Colorado Attorney General And Parents Show Support For Legislative Push
• Kings Cancel Thursday's Practice Amid COVID Concerns
• CBS4's Steve Goldstein Previews Dolphins-Jets Coming Off Bye Week
• Revolution Acquire Midfielder Sebastian Lletget From Galaxy For $500,000 In General Allocation Money
• New Year's Eve Celebration Still On In Times Square; Officials Closely Monitoring COVID Numbers
• Free Care Fund: Early CPR And Children's Hospital Surgeon Credited With Saving 10-Year-Old Brady's Life After Cardiac Arrest
• 3 Teens Arrested In Armed Robbery Spree Across LA County
• Pawn Shop Worker Price Mackey Charged With Murder After Allegedly Shooting Suspected Robber Dorian Medina
• Millvale Location Among 18 PNC Branches To Close
• Detroit Offers COVID-19 Booster Shots To 16, 17-Year-Olds
• U.S. ends talks over payments for separated migrant families
• 'Go Out And Win': Vikings Will Try To Keep Playoff Hopes Alive Against Bears
• 3 arrested in deaths of drugged women dropped off at LA hospitals
• Michigan Teen Charged After Shooting Brother, Mistook Him For Deer
• Sierra Snowpack Catches Up In A Hurry After Stormy Week; More Than 5 Feet Of New Snow
• Test results awaited to set launch date for James Webb Space Telescope
• Downed Trees, Power Lines Closes Highway 9 in Both Directions Near Ben Lomond
• 5th Person Dies In Related Wrecks On I-78 In Berks County: Officials
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 426 New Cases
• UC Davis Workers Affected By Kronos Cyberattack
• Texas Firefighters Work To Contain Large Wildfires From Southern Plains Wildfire Outbreak
• Students Involved In Multi Vehicle Crash On School Bus Honored In "Do The Right Thing" Ceremony
• Comedian Lenny Clarke Rings Salvation Army Bell In Waltham; Red Kettle Donations Down 20% In Massachusetts This Year
• St. Paul Police Deliver Toys To Patients At Children's Minnesota
• Michigan Housing Authority Awarding Over $13 Million For 690 New Units In Detroit, Other Communities
• Bette Midler on her legendary career and the birth of her alter ego
• EU court rules members must recognize same-sex parents and children
• Bills fans help donate $40,000 to visual impairment charity
• Baltimore County Police Identify Body Found In Sparrows Point
• Fatal injuries at work fell to 7-year low in 2020, DOL says
• Charges: Woman Randomly Shot At Drivers In Maplewood, St. Paul
• Downtown Power Outage Enters Third Day
• Brazen Oakland Drive-By Catalytic Converter Theft Captured On Video
• 5-Year-Old Girl Leah Lassiter Remains Missing After Being Taken By Her Mother Without Permission
• Anti-vax protest at a Cheesecake Factory ends in 6 arrests
• AAA: Texas Has Cheapest Gas Prices In US Heading Into Holiday Travel Week
• Jaguars Fire Urban Meyer After 'Countless Missteps'
• $11 Million SuperLotto Plus Jackpot Ticket Sold At San Jose 7-Eleven
• Fire at RV Park in Rohnert Park Displaces 2 People, Kills Dog
• High School Teacher In Plaistow, NH Charged With Sexually Assaulting Student
• All 17 missionaries held hostage in Haiti have been released, police say
• 1 Dead, Firefighter Among 3 People In Critical Condition After Apartment Building Fire In Belmont Central
• Police Alert Businesses of Armed Recent Robberies In Little Village
• ACLU Of Texas Demands DOJ Investigate Operation Lone Star Migrant Arrest Program
• French bulldogs suffer "much poorer" health than others, study finds
• Brad Stevens Says Danny Ainge Was Not Pushed Out Of Role With Celtics
• University Of Pennsylvania Moves Final Exams Virtual Next Week Due To COVID-19 Spike
• 3 Injured In Shooting & Crash In Annapolis, Police Say
• 17,000 Pounds Of Cocaine, Marijuana Worth $236M Offloaded In Port Everglades
• Jim Williams, Marie Saavedra To Lead CBS 2 News Chicago's New 4 p.m. Newscast
• Jill Biden Meets With Victims Of Wis. Parade Crash, Reiterates Importance Of Vaccines
• Applications Open For Bank Of America's Student Leadership Program
• Court Rules Against Proposed Frac Sand Plant In Wisconsin
• COVID In Minnesota: 3,805 New Cases Reported As Positivity Rate Dips To 10.2%
• Project Angel Heart Stays Committed To Providing Healthy, Nutritious Meals Despite Rising Food Prices
• Man Shot To Death In Home Invasion Robbery On Staten Island
• Clean Up Underway As High Winds Damage Trees And Traffic Poles Across The City
• Man Rescued From Trench Collapse At Bronx Construction Site
• Biden Signs Bill To Award Congressional Gold Medal To Sgt. Johanny Rosario Pichardo, Other Servicemembers Killed In Afghanistan
• Find Out Where You Can Get Vaccinated In Colorado
• Donald Trump Endorses Rep. Lauren Boebert In Her Re-Election Bid
• LAX Expecting 3.5 Million Holiday Travelers
• How Benton Harbor residents are living with lead water crisis
• Man Robs Santa Rosa Bank, Flees on Foot
• Aldi Recalls Pet Advent Calendars Over Potential Choking Hazard
• 'I Am Vanessa Guillen Act' Headed To President Biden's Desk For Signature
• Former NFL star found dead in hotel room had CTE, family says
• 'Survivor 41' – Season Finale Recap: The Sole Survivor
• All Hostages From US Missionary Group Freed In Haiti, Police Say
• Major Infrastructure Project To Connect Larimer, Homewood To East End
• Florida Doctor Arrested In Boston Truck Driver's 2019 Shooting Death In Vermont
• Bruins Up To Seven Players, Two Staffers In COVID-19 Protocol
• Wind storms sweep through Midwest as Biden surveys tornado damage
• 'This Was Pretty Stupid': Colorado Suspect James Harrelson Confesses to Keying Tesla, Car's Cameras Captured Vandalism
• 8-Year-Old Girl Struck By Gunfire In Anaheim Home
• NYPD: Man Wanted For Spray Painting Swastikas On City Hall, Charging Bull In Lower Manhattan
• Lawmakers Lack Votes To Halt Wolf's Carbon-Pricing Plan
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Rise To 1,167
• Man accused in woman's 1993 murder can name other suspects
• Michigan's Record-High COVID Hospitalizations Dip; Situation Still Dire
• Airports In Southwestern Pa. Receiving Millions In Grants From Infrastructure Funding
• 7 states have received half of the Afghans relocated from U.S. bases
• Enbridge Seeks Federal Jurisdiction In Michigan Oil Pipeline Dispute
• Kim Potter Trial, Live Updates: Prosecution Rests Case, Defense Calling Witnesses
• Boston Named 3rd-Best City In The Country For A Quick Vacation, New Ranking Says
• Two Teens Sentenced After Attempting To Rob And Murder Corn Vendor
• A Half Dozen Broncos Players Miss Practice Wednesday With Various Injuries
• Brandon McManus Grateful For AFC Honor But Isn't Sure He Deserves It
• Long-Term Solutions Sought For Florida's Starving Manatees
• Number Of Washington Players In COVID-19 Protocols Ahead Of Week 15 Match Up Against Eagles
• Panel To Make Key Vote On Pennsylvania House, Senate District Lines
• Florida Wildlife Officials Back Gopher Tortoise Change
• COVID Hospitalizations Continue To Rise In LA County As Concern Grows Over Winter Surge
• Massachusetts Military Support Foundation Sends Food And Supplies To Kentucky Tornado Victims
• Progress on Biden's social spending plan sputters as holidays near
• Holiday Book Bash For 'The Christmas Tree Story'
• Dec. 16 Is National Chocolate Covered Anything Day: Here's How You Can Celebrate
• You Betcha! Box
• Fired McD's CEO returns $105M after lying about relationships
• Kennywood Announces Multi-Million Dollar Improvement Projects
• Rescuers Cut North Richland Hills Officer Out Of Car After Crash
• DCR Already Recruiting Summer Lifeguards At $20 An Hour; Offering $500 End-Of-Season Bonus
• Could Josh McDaniels End Up In Jacksonville?
• Russia ordered to pay damages to domestic violence victims and survivors
• Colorado Weather: Damaging Winds Weaken With Smaller Front By Friday
• U.S. Navy releases images of laser weapon test in the Mideast
• Amazon Truck Collides With Car In Sacramento
• Holiday Return Season Starting Earlier & Lasting Longer, Survey Finds
• Montessori School Of Englewood Kept Their Kids Fed During Pandemic, Now They've Rallied Again
• Hospitals In Northwest Indiana Struggle With Increased Wait Times And Influx Of Patients As COVID Cases Rise
• Reddit says it has filed for an IPO
• $1.2 Million In Hard Narcotics Seized At Laredo Port Of Entry
• Aurora Shooting: 17-Year-Old Peyton Blitstein's Dad Waiting To Learn If Charges Will Be Filed Against Former Greenwood Village Officer
• Colorado Couple Takes In Dozens Of Foster Kids: 'They Are Part Of A Family'
• Report: Three-Decade Low After US Carries Out Only 11 Executions In 2021
• Miami Proud: Driftwood Middle School Band Teacher Paul Morton Is Dedicated Educator And Beloved Mentor
• Former NBA All-Star Isaiah Thomas Explodes For 42 Points In Dazzling G League Debut With Nuggets Affiliate
• Man Furious After Being Confronted By Would-Be Carjackers On Way To Elementary School With Kids Inside In Humboldt Park
• Layoffs rise slightly, but stay at pre-pandemic level
• PTL Links: Dec 16, 2021
• Chicago Weather: Windy, Cooler Day Ahead
• Ed Higinbotham Still Making Wooden Toys For Children At Age 95
• 'I Used Kevin Durant's Story As A Launching Pad': Reggie Rock Bythewood On AppleTV+'s 'Swagger'
• Miami Weather: Breezy And Warm Thursday, Next Front Is Days Away
• Future Father Wins $1 Million Playing Holiday Winnings Scratch-Off Game
• State Patrol: 6 Vehicles, 11 People Involved In Fatal Crash On Hwy 52 In SE Minn.
• Nine Dead, Including Music Producer Flow La Movie, In Private Jet Crash Headed From Dominican Republic To Miami
• Northwestern Medicine Launches Nation's First Urology Clinic Targeted Toward Needs Of Gay And Bisexual Men
• Winter Storm Impacts Minnesota Roads, Though Metro Mostly Clear
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/16 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• Temple Hires Stan Drayton Off Texas Staff As New Head Coach
• Revolution To Face Cavaly AS In Concacaf Champions League Round Of 16
• One Wounded In Car-To-Car Shooting On 110 Freeway In Hawthorne
• Booming Holiday Sales Numbers Have Experts Predicting Billions More In Profits Over 2020
• Kraft will pay for your holiday desserts, cheesecake not included
• Music producer Flow La Movie among 9 killed in plane crash
• Semi Truck Rolls Off Dan Ryan Expressway Onto 26th Street In Chinatown
• Birdsong bumps Abba from top-5 on Australian album chart
• Alabama judge surprises civil rights pioneer after clearing her arrest record
• Claudette Colvin's record expunged 66 years after refusing to give up seat
• Homestead Air Reserve Base Given All-Clear After 'Damaged Ordnance Was Repaired'
• Pittsburgh Weather: Record Warmth Possible On Thursday
• National Archives Releases 1,491 Previously Secret Documents On JFK Assassination
• Chicago Weather: High Winds Lead To Downed Trees, Damaged Cars Throughout The Chicago Area
• 2 NYPD Officers Accused Of Using Fake Vaccine Cards
• LIST: These Colleges Are Requiring Students And Staff To Get COVID Vaccine Booster Shots
• 'Tis The Season To Decorate Safely For The Holidays
• Minnesota Weather: Historic December Storm Brings 2 Possible Tornadoes; Temps Will Drop On Windy Thursday
• Workers sue candle company, say it endangered them before tornado
• Mavericks Vs. Lakers Goes To Overtime, Dallas Falls After Austin Reaves 3-Pointer
• Play Airlines Launches Low-Cost Flights From Boston's Logan Airport To Europe
• 5 children die as gust of wind sweeps away bouncy castle
• Prantl's Bakery Opens New North Side Location
• Maryland Weather: No Real Sign Of Winter Yet
• Semi-Trailer Truck Topples Over Side Of Dan Ryan Expressway Near Chinatown
• Claim That Six Dekay's Brown Snakes Found In Wall Of Target Bathroom Unfounded
• West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin Draws Line In The Sand For Build Back Better Plan
• No Injuries, One Person In Custody Following SWAT Situation In Perry South
• Man Arrested In Deadly Pedestrian DUI Crash
• 1 Dead, Firefighter Among 3 Others Critically Injured In Belmont Central Fire
• Springsteen sells music catalog to Sony Music in mega-deal: reports
• Philadelphia Police: Man Shot In Head, Killed In Mayfair Triple Shooting
• Rash Of Gun Violence Leaves At Least 2 People Dead In Philadelphia Wednesday Night
• Olney Charter High School Senior Dies Of COVID-19 Complications
• Bridge Prep Academy Of Village Green In Kendall Placed On Precautionary Code Red Lockdown
• Philadelphia Plans 3 Fireworks Shows To Celebrate New Year
• U.S. Navy rescues 5 Iranians from burning boat loaded with drugs
• Baldwin-Whitehall Superintendent Asks Police To Investigate Threats Against Him Over Mask Mandate
• One Person Hospitalized After Car Carrier Flips Along Pa. Turnpike
• It Happens Here: Carlisle's Wee Forest Folk Sends Handcrafted Tiny Collectible Mice Around The World
• Parents At Richmond School Call For Principal's Ouster, Keep 100+ Kids Out Of Class In 'Sickout'
• Inland Empire Residents React To Reinstatement Of Mask Mandate
• North Bay Businesses Try To Stay Positive As Recent Storms Keep People Indoors
• Urban Meyer fired by NFL's Jaguars amid rocky season
• Moon Area School District Making Masks Optional
• Kakko Scores Twice, Rangers Rally Late To Beat Coyotes
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/16 Thursday Morning Forecast

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• 12/16: Red and Blue
• Manchin's stance on child tax credit likely to stall Build Back Better into 2022
• How product tracking apps and websites help consumers secure popular holiday gifts
• Ice shelf on Antarctica's "doomsday glacier" could shatter in next 5 years, researchers warn
• COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations surge ahead of holidays
• Pre-K teacher visits students who lost homes in tornadoes
• Biden awards Medal of Honor to 3 Army service members
• App pairs gig workers with employers
• White House unveils plan to replace all lead pipes
• Actor Chris Noth accused of sexual assault
• U.S. braces for COVID surge before holidays
• Taste With Tori: Luna Y Sol In Moorestown
• Former Afghan national security adviser: Government did not see "writing on the wall" of U.S. withdrawal
• Major bills clear Congress as Biden waits for spending package
• Labor Department reports slight uptick in new jobless claims from previous week
• COVID-19 cases climbing ahead of the holidays as Omicron adds to concerns
• Biden awards Medal of Honor to 3 soldiers
• France imposes new travel restrictions on U.K. as COVID-19 cases surge
• All 17 missionaries taken hostage in Haiti have been freed, police say
• Francis Ford Coppola supports Haitian director
• Talks between Biden and Manchin on Build Back Better bill deadlocked
• U.S. Postal Service developed, scrapped mobile voting system before 2020 election, Washington Post reports
• Santa's Tech Helpers
• Ghislaine Maxwell's sex trafficking trial resumes with defense case
• Doctor on COVID-19 case numbers climbing in U.S.
• Surprise gives military family's home the ultimate Christmas makeover and spreads holiday cheer
• Blood pressure levels rise significantly during pandemic, especially among women
• Civil rights pioneer Claudette Colvin gets record cleared after 66 years
• Biden promises aid as he tours tornado damage in Kentucky
• New projections from the Federal Reserve, what they mean for consumers
• Biden tours tornado devastation in Kentucky, promises federal aid for cleanup
• Hospital ICU beds fill up as U.S. faces coronavirus surge this winter
• 12/16: CBSN AM
• Civil rights pioneer Claudette Colvin has arrest records expunged
• U.K. records its highest number of daily COVID infections since start of pandemic
• COVID-19 cases increase as Omicron variant spreads rapidly across the country