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• COVID Surge: San Francisco, Alameda, Marin Counties Will Require Masks In All Indoor Public Settings
• Some Critics Still Skeptical of Revised, Scaled-Back Plan to Fix Millennium Tower
• Demand for COVID Tests Increase As Omicron Surge, Holiday Season Overlap
• Man Kills Grandmother And Himself In Montecito Heights Hostage Situation
• Divorce Finalized Between Former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, Maria Shriver After 10 Years
• Chimezie Metu Hits 3 At Buzzer, Kings Beat Mavs 95-94
• Former California Gov. Schwarzenegger And Shriver Divorce Final After 10 years
• Firefighters Rescue Injured Woman From Cave Behind Frozen Minnehaha Falls
• Victim Of Christmas Eve Shark Attack Off Central Coast Identified, Was Visiting Family
• Chicago Weather: Light Snow Showers Wednesday Night, Heavy Snow Expected New Year's Day
• Shooting Spree: Ashley Ferris Identified As Heroic Lakewood Agent
• 'This World Is Just So Cruel': Family Gathers To Honor Alyssa & Jimmy Maldonado
• Bulls Beat Hawks For 2nd Time In 3 Nights, Run Streak To 5
• Fields, Dalton Return To Practice For Bears; Unclear Who Will Start On Sunday
• Norwood Woman's COVID-19 Christmas A Reminder Rapid Antigen Home Tests May Have Reduced Sensitivity
• Jeanette Vizguerra Ready For More Permanent Solution As She Leaves Sanctuary
• Restaurants Make Changes As COVID Cases Surge In Massachusetts
• How To Help: Colorado Healing Fund Collecting Donations For Shooting Spree Victims
• Weegar, Verhaeghe Help Rally Panthers Past Rangers
• Massachusetts Sending 200,000 COVID Rapid Tests To Schools For Teachers, Staff Ahead Of Return From Holiday Break
• UM To Pivot To Remote Instruction For First 2 Weeks Of Spring Semester
• Massachusetts Reports New Single Day Record Of 15,163 COVID Cases, Positivity Rate Also Hits New High
• Johns Hopkins Bayview Activates Crisis Standards Of Care Protocols
• Man Fatally Shot After Exchanging Gunfire With Paterson Police, Mayor Says
• Hundreds Experiencing Homelessness In Minneapolis Suffering Through Extreme Weather
• Westminster Kennel Club Postpones Annual Dog Show In NYC Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Oakland International Airport Receiving $15M From Infrastructure Law To Make Improvements
• Brooklyn Businesses Suffering Amid COVID-19 Surge, New Study Says
• Somerset County Crews Searching For Lost Emu
• Accused In Wilton Manors Hit-&-Run That Killed 2 Children, Sean Greer Causes Court Disturbance
• 2 Injured After Vehicle Crashes Into Outdoor Dining Shed In The Bronx
• COVID Outbreak Reported On Board Queen Mary 2 Cruise Ship
• Perkasie Businesses Rally Around Family Who Lost Father, 2 Sons In Christmas Fire
• Flight Cancellations Continue As COVID Staffing Shortages Impact Airlines
• Woman Attacked, Beaten, Robbed Near Belmont And Sheffield Avenues
• Hunt For COVID-19 Tests Push People To Wait Hours, Some Leaving Empty Handed
• Police Tie East Lakeview Robberies In Which Men Were Shot To Greater Pattern Going Back To Mid-November
• Baldwin Borough Couple Says They Were Terrorized By Home Intruder
• Broward To Distribute COVID-19 At-Home Test Kits To Residents At 9 Public Libraries
• Man Charged With Murder In Death Of 91-Year-Old Perry Hall Man
• Omicron Disrupts Businesses With Workers Out Sick
• LeBron's 37 Not Enough To Hold Off Grizzlies, 104-99
• CDC Director Explains New COVID-19 Guidance As US Heads Into Harrowing Phase Of Pandemic
• Maryland Hospital Association Calls For Limited Public Health Emergency Declaration
• 'She Didn't Deserve This': Friends Remember Sarah Steck For Infectious Personality
• Family Remembers Funeral Director Lafayette Gatling Sr. As Man Who Built Buildings And Relationships, And Loved To Sing
• Safe Streets Bel-Air Edison Celebrates A Year Without Murder
• House January 6 committee defers request for some of Trump's records
• Harford County Pawn Shop Burglarized, 23 Weapons Stolen
• Weegar, Verhaeghe Help Rally Panthers Past Rangers 4-3
• Denver Couple Recalls Moments Lyndon McLeod Tried To Kill Them
• Uninvited New Year's Eve Party Guest — The Omicron Variant — Forces Cancelations In Sacramento
• Michiganders Receiving Unemployment Benefits Can Choose Online Option To Receive 1099-G Tax Form
• 5 Injured In Head-On Crash In Carmichael
• New Chicago Rule Effective Jan. 1 Requires Anyone Hiring A Domestic Worker To Provide A Written Contract
• Metra Set To Launch Major Hiring Initiative In New Year
• Justice Department asks Supreme Court to rule on Remain-in-Mexico policy
• Detroit Police Officers Rescue Mom And Her Puppies From Abandoned Home
• CBS2 Investigates: Why Are So Many Repeat Offenders In Need Of Mental Health Services Back On NYC Streets?
• Remember Former Dolphins QB Ryan Tannehill? He's Focused On Titans' Future, Not Miami Past
• Macomb County Deputies Search For Teen Accused Of Robbing Store At Gunpoint On Christmas
• Eric Bledsoe Has Big 4th Quarter, Clippers Hold Off Celtics 91-82
• 2 Minnesotans Plead Guilty To 'Straw Purchasing' Dozens Of Firearms
• Health Officials Advise Surgical Masks Over Cloth To Protect Against Spread Of COVID-19
• Eric Bledsoe Has big 4th Quarter, Clippers Hold Off Celtics
• 'There Seems To Be Plenty Of PCR Testing Capacity' Texas Dept. Of State Health Services Says
• Publix Supermarkets To Start Offering Paid Parental Leave
• Colorado Weather: Mountains Will Share Snow With Denver
• Investigators Seek Public Help In Decades Old Cold Case Murder Of 15-Year-Old Kerry Patterson
• Investigators Seek Help Solving Paul Wilson's Murder In Cambridge As Third Anniversary Nears
• Illinois Closing Driver Services Facilities For Two Weeks In January Due To COVID Spike
• Woman, 64, Shot And Wounded In Auburn Gresham
• One Person Injured After Tree Falls on Car in Oakland Hills
• York And Scranton Will Be First To Receive FEMA Teams' Help With COVID-19 Surge
• No Injuries After Caltrain Collides with Vehicle in San Francisco
• Sacramento Man Killed In Central California Shark Attack On Christmas Eve
• Elderly Woman Hit By Car in Berkeley Crosswalk; Hit-and-Run Suspect Arrested
• Man In Critical Condition After Shooting In Northeast Baltimore
• Clayton City Council to Discuss Hero Pay Program for First Responders
• DePaul Falls Short To Butler In First Big East Conference Game For Both Teams
• Coloradans Wait In Long Lines For COVID Tests As Experts Point To PCR Testing
• Police Offer $4K For Information On Christmas Murder In Highlandtown
• Officials Issue Evacuation Warning In Yucaipa Ahead Of Coming Storm
• Pittsburgh-Area Man Accused Of Slapping 1-Year-Old Son In Face
• Nassau County Police Rolling Out Road Safety Efforts Ahead Of New Year's Eve
• Earlier Releases For Repeat Offenders In California Halted By Judge
• Taunton Woman Charged With Drunk Driving, Vehicular Homicide In Fatal Middleboro Crash
• CDC Changes To Quarantine, Isolation Advice Took Local Health Officials By Surprise
• COVID: Despite Omicron Surge, San Francisco Health Officials Back Resumption Of In-Person Learning
• Children Coming From Border Get Attention In Pennsylvania Governor's Race
• Police Searching For 3 Suspects Wanted In Violent Coney Island Home Invasion
• Missing: Authorities Seeking Help Finding Beau Mann, 39
• San Francisco Ballet Revives Nutcracker Performances At War Memorial Opera House
• First Inaugural George Floyd Basketball Classic Held In Minnesota
• Mayor Bill Peduto Explains Disciplinary Actions Against Officers In Jim Rogers Death
• Colfax Mayor Says City Is in 'Dire' Situation Due to Power Outage
• Winter Classic Organizers Bracing For Subzero Temps, What Could Well Be The Coldest NHL Game Of All Time
• Residents Cautious With New Year's Plans As New Daily COVID-19 Infections Hit Record Highs
• Police Searching For Missing Rutgers University Student Keshav Rao
• Candace Parker Named Female Athlete Of The Year By The Associated Press
• Jurors in Elizabeth Holmes Fraud Trial To Resume Deliberating In 2022
• Sacramento Homicides, Fatal Crashes Rise In 2021
• 'How Can We Be Better': Local Fitness Studios Adapt With Pandemic
• UPDATE: Napa County Coroner Confirms Body Found in Napa River Was Missing Woman
• I-70 Reopened After 24 Vehicle Pileup In Glenwood Springs
• Mandatory Evacuation Orders Issued For Silverado, Williams And Modjeska Canyons In Orange County As Storm Approaches
• Darby Township Commissioner Marvin Smith Arrested For Alleged Sexual Assault
• Severe storms, record-breaking warmth to hit parts of the South
• Washington County Man Charged With 77 Counts Of Animal Cruelty And Neglect
• Reunion Tower Prepares For Biggest NYE Display Ever, Including Drones For The First Time
• Lamar Jackson Limited On First Day Back At Practice, Harbaugh 'Hopeful' Jackson Will Play Sunday
• Chicago Restaurant With COVID-19 Vaccine Requirement Already In Place Has Advice As Citywide Mandate Approaches
• 49ers QB Jimmy Garoppolo Hopes To Play Vs. Texans Despite Injured Thumb
• LeBron James responds to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's criticism of COVID meme
• Monterey County Judge Sentences Violent Thief To 15 Years In Prison
• Disruptive Woman On Flight From Fort Lauderdale To Nashville Facing Federal Charge
• LA County Surpasses 16,000 COVID cases, Hospitalizations Over 1,000
• New Federal Regulations Will Require New Cars To Be Equipped With Hot Car Alert System
• COVID Closes UChicago Ingalls-Flossmoor Urgent Aid, Olympia Fields Walmart
• New App Helps Users Drink Less
• Denver Man Describes Buying Home From Lyndon McLeod: 'Really Strange Guy'
• 1 Air Traffic Control Tower Closed At DFW Airport Due To Health-Related Staffing Shortage
• How a New Jersey school is building trust between students and police
• Mother And 17-Year-Old Daughter Remembered After Deadly Fire In New Castle
• Overhaul Of California's Medicaid Approved By US Government
• Garland Police ID Suspected Shooter In Triple Murder, Searching For 14-Year-Old Abel Elias Acosta
• 'I Was Down And Out': Veteran Working To Help Other Homeless Vets Thanks To MACV
• Neighbors In Elizabeth Township Dealing With Mail Delivery Headache
• 'It Is A Safe Space No Matter What': Truce Center Hosts Peaceful Madden Tournament
• 2 Injured In Separate Oakland Shootings
• Connecticut Experiencing Delays In Receiving COVID-19 At-Home Test Kits; Stamford Announces Plans For When They Do Arrive
• Tough Path To Playoffs For Vikings Just Got More Difficult
• Young Athletes Back In Action For Marine Corps Holiday Classic Track And Field Competition
• Jury Finds Ghislaine Maxwell Guilty On Charges Tied To Jeffrey Epstein's Sex Trafficking Ring
• Avalanche Danger Rises For Colorado Backcountry Riders As Storms Bring New Snow
• Ghislaine Maxwell Convicted In Jeffrey Epstein Sex Abuse Case
• 'I Was Basically In Tears': Minnesota Health Care Workers Get Big Show Of Support On Christmas Morning
• Pittsburgh Bucket List 2022
• Harford County Not Planning On Implementing Mask Mandate
• State University System Officials Urge Students, Employees To Wear Masks, Get Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• Denton Announces More Temporary Facility Closures Due To COVID-19
• Ice Sculptor Returns To Fire And Ice Plaza For First Night
• D.A. Says 2 Seekonk Police Officers Justified In Shooting, Killing Man Who Fired At Them
• Search continues for skier who went missing on Christmas Day
• Man Gets 100 Months For Rioting On Nicollet Mall In Downtown Minneapolis
• 'It's Not Too Bad': An Air Force Vet Trades In Pain For Battlefield Acupuncture
• Expert Says Don't Wait Until Tax Season, Use These 5 Tips To Save Money
• Mayor-Elect Eric Adams: Swearing-In Ceremony To Be Held In Times Square Following New Year's Eve Celebration
• The Byron Nash Trio Headline First Night Festivities
• NHL Winter Classic: Carly Zucker 1-On-1 With Wild Captain Jared Spurgeon
• Broward County Expanding Several Testing Sites, Adding A New One
• Bond Set At $1 Million For 2 Men Charged In Oakbrook Center Shooting; Police Searching For Third Suspect
• Philadelphia Area Residents Wait In Long Lines For COVID-19 Tests As Cases Rise In Delaware Valley
• Success Getting A COVID-19 Test Appears To Depend On Where In Greater New York City Area You Go
• More Cruise Ships Under CDC Investigation Due To COVID Cases
• Heading Out To Ring In 2022? Here's How To Stay Safe On New Year's Eve
• Do I Need To Quarantine? How Long Should I Stay Isolated?: Health Experts Break Down CDC's Latest COVID Guidelines
• Health Officials: COVID-19 Cases In N.J. Double In 1 Day; Paterson Adds Mobile Testing Sites, Hoboken Begins Indoor Mask Mandate
• Rep. Doris Matsui Says She Has Breakthrough COVID-19 Case
• Aurora Firefighter Helps Brighten Family's Holiday Season
• BPD Commissioner Harrison Tests Positive For COVID-19, Has Mild Symptoms
• 5 Killed In Shootings: Books, Social Media Posts By Suspect Lyndon McLeod Include Rants And Fantasies
• Baltimore Man Charged With Murder In Southwest Baltimore Shooting
• Tagovailoa Leads Terps Past Virginia Tech In Pinstripe Bowl
• 'You Need To Get The Most Grip That You Can': Chain Controls Greet Drivers As Caltrans Urges Essential-Only Travel In Sierra
• Police: 3-Year-Old Boy Injured In Shooting In Newark
• John Madden 'Touched A Lot Of Lives,' Fellow Sports Broadcaster Jim Nantz Says
• Jury Finds Ghislaine Maxwell Guilty of Charges Tied to Jeffrey Epstein's Sex Trafficking Ring
• Good Samaritan Who Stopped To Help At Crash Scene Hit And Killed By Driver
• Charles County Holds Public Hearing To Discuss Proposed Mask Mandate
• Michael Swinyard Among 5 Victims Of Shootings In Denver And Lakewood On Monday
• Florida Teachers Could Get Help Buying PPE
• Chicago Weather: Celebrate The New Year With Snow?
• Jury Finds Ghislaine Maxwell Guilty Of Charges Tied To Jeffrey Epstein's Sex Trafficking Ring
• Broward School Board To Hold Emergency Meeting Friday On Face Coverings
• Arlington Elementary School Creates New Biking Program For Students
• COVID: San Francisco's Chase Center to Require Proof of Vaccination Booster to Enter
• 'A Very Tragic Situation,' Elderly Woman Dies In Cambridge House Fire
• 'We're Not Safe Here': Business Owners Reveal Fears After Man Shot, Killed Inside North Philadelphia Store
• Ghislaine Maxwell Convicted In Epstein Sex Abuse Case
• No Patriots Added To Reserve/COVID-19 List On Wednesday
• Dollar Bank In Pleasant Hills Robbed
• Texas Oil Billionaire William 'Tex' Moncrief Jr. Passes Away At 101
• Ghislaine Maxwell Convicted In Epstein Sex Abuse Case
• Officials Plead For North Texans To Get Fully Vaccinated And Stay Safe As COVID-19 Cases Surge
• 45 Pounds Of Meth Found In Car Stolen From California During Traffic Stop In Nebraska
• Woman Injured In Shooting Involving Deputies In Carson
• CityMD Announces Another Round Of Temporary Closures In New York And New Jersey
• Baltimore County Businesses Concerned About Mask Mandate's Impact On Bottom Line
• Get Rid Of Your Christmas Tree And Turn It Into A Snack For Goats In Philadelphia
• 2 Men Indicted In Norwood Murder Of Shakim Lewis Johnson
• Omicron Variant In Weld County: Residents Testing Positive Range From 7 Months To 78 Years Old
• UPDATE: I-80 and Hwy 50 Reopen in Sierra, But Travelers Urged to Stay Home
• Michigan's Daily COVID-19 Cases Explode To New Highs
• Man Accused of Killing Wife, Teen, Shot Dead By Police
• Alicia Cardenas Remembered As Influential Artist Following Shooting Spree In Denver & Lakewood
• $15 Minimum Wage, Pig Living Space Standards Top New California Laws Coming In 2022
• Rhamondre Stevenson Off COVID List And Back At Patriots Practice
• Jaguars Place 3 More Players On COVID List, Including Starting LT Cam Robinson
• Truck Falls Onto 2 People At Car Dealership
• Jeff Guaracino, President, CEO Of Visit Philadelphia, Dies After Battle With Cancer
• COVID In Colorado: DPS Plans On In-Person Learning After Winter Break
• Baltimore County's Indoor Mask Mandate In Effect
• Sarah Steck Identified As 5th Shooting Victim In Lakewood & Denver Shooting Spree
• Frederick Police Officer Dies Of COVID-19 Complications
• Shooting Suspect Killed In Shootout With Police In Silver Spring, Police Say
• CDC Director Explains New Covid-19 Guidance As The US Heads Into A Harrowing Phase Of The Pandemic
• Voluntary Evacuation Orders For Bond Fire Burn Area
• Gov. Jared Polis Says Clemency Announcement Is Coming, Will Focus On Marijuana Possession
• Heat, Spurs Game Wednesday Night Postponed
• LIST: New Year's Eve Events In Baltimore
• Towson Vs. JMU Men's Basketball Game Postponed
• Heating Device Caused Structure Fire At Federal Reserve Building
• CDC Provides Information On Spotting Counterfeit Masks
• MPD: Store Employee Shot And Pistol Whipped During Robbery
• I-80 And Highway 50 Are Open With Chain Controls, But Officials Are Urging People To Stay Home
• Eau Claire Police Arrest Man Stuck In Bush With Bag Of Cocaine Christmas Morning
• Parkland Hospital Reducing Visiting Hours As COVID-19 Cases Rise
• Chicago Weather: More Snow On The Way
• Cook Children's Spiritual Care
• Taylor Bears
• Adult, 2 Teens Killed In House Fire In New Castle
• Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb, State Health Officials Address Latest Rise In COVID-19 Cases
• Smithsonian temporarily closes 4 museums due to COVID case surge
• COVID: Breakthrough Case Forces Club Fugazi to Cancel Performances Through End of Week
• Where's The Snow? 4th Slowest Start To Winter Since 1952
• Prepare To Hunker Down As The Strongest Cold Front Of The Season Moves Into North Texas
• Oakland Shooting Early Tuesday Leaves 2 Adults in Critical Condition
• Here Are The New MN Laws Going Into Effect In 2022
• Crews Endure Frigid Cold While Battling Plymouth House Fire
• Sierra Storm: Bear Tracks Mistaken For Trail Left By Missing Tahoe Skier
• WJZ's Furever Friend: Otis
• Florida COVID-19 Hospitalizations Top 3,800
• Peyton Manning Reacts To Death Of John Madden
• Passenger Killed After Driver Crashes Stolen Car Into Westminster Police Car
• Warnings Issued For LA County Burn Areas; State Resources In Position
• St. Paul Man Dies 7 Days After Assault, Marking City's 38th Homicide Of The Year
• Powerball Jackpot Approaches $450 Million For Wednesday Night's Drawing
• Parents Surrender To Face Charges After Son Shoots And Kills Younger Brother
• Maryland Sets Record 2,046 COVID-19 Hospitalizations, Adds Nearly 11K New Cases
• Flood Advisory Issued For San Francisco Peninsula; Intense Downpours As Front Rolls Through
• Bill Belichick On Passing Of John Madden: 'A Sad Day For All Football Fans'
• Detroit Police Search For Man Accused Of Assaulting Wayne County Employee
• At Least 40 Thursday Flights At MSP Airport Canceled, 60+ Delayed
• Florida's Improved Jobless Rate Leads To Scaled-Back Benefits
• Ravens Activate LB Tyus Bowser From Reserve/COVID-19 List
• Mayor Lightfoot Defends Plans For New Year's Eve Fireworks Display Despite Ongoing COVID-19 Surge
• Argument Leads to Stabbing in San Francisco Mid-Market Neighborhood
• Rowan University Set To Open First Veterinary School In New Jersey
• VIDEO: Davis Home Engulfed In Early Morning Fire
• MN WEATHER: Out With The Snow, In With The Bitter Cold
• The 'Deluge Is Here'; Health Official Warns Of New Year's Eve Gatherings Spreading Omicron
• Walmart Temporarily Closes Hialeah Store For COVID Cleaning
• Maryland Weather: Cloudy & Mild With Rain On The Way
• Person Taken Into Custody After Homicide In Philadelphia's Logan Section, Police Say
• Search Continues For Missing Texas 3-Year-Old Lina Khil
• St. Paul Police: Man Who Died After Being Shot In Chest Identified
• 4 Killed When Plane Crashed Into Neighborhood Near El Cajon, Two Victims Identified
• Report Says Michigan Paid $8.5B In Fraudulent Pandemic Unemployment Claims
• Update: Missing Broward Man Robbie Burning Found Safe
• Woman Hit And Killed By Light Rail Train In Denver On Christmas Identified As Brittany Metz
• Vikings Place Adam Thielen On IR Ahead Of Packers Game
• Man Wounded In Northridge Shooting
• Beer, Here! Pittsburgh Tops List Of Best Beer Cities
• Judge Pushes Back Start Date Of Parkland School Shooter Nikolas Cruz Sentencing
• Man Arrested After Fleeing Monroe County Deputies In Stolen School Bus
• Confetti Tested In Times Square Ahead Of New Year's Eve
• Police: Lyndon McLeod Knew 4 Of 5 Victims Killed In Shooting Spree, Was 'On The Radar'
• Salvation Army Collecting Supplies For Victims Of Washington Co. Apartment Fire
• COVID-19 Fears Hanging Over Ghislaine Maxwell Trial As Deliberations Continue For A Fifth Day
• Worcester Records Over 2,000 New COVID Cases In Past Week; 'We Expect The Peak Is Yet To Come'
• Brooklyn Park Police: Missing 16-Year-Old Girl Found In Detroit; Man Arrested
• Biden and Putin to speak Thursday amid tensions over Ukraine
• Cook County Clerk Draws License For First Marriage In 2022
• Shopping Fundraiser 'McKinney Heart Mayfield' Helping Tornado Victims In Kentucky
• Pentagon efforts fail to stamp out bias, extremism in military: AP investigation
• Rise of COVID-19 Cases, Staff Shortages Leads To Airlines Canceling More Flights
• Orange County COVID-19 Hospitalizations And Case Rates Soar
• 'You Have To Be Patient,' Long Waits In Long Lines For COVID-19 Tests In Marlboro
• 12-Inch Water Main Break Closes Streets In Santa Rosa
• COVID In Minnesota: 69 More Deaths Reported; Positivity Rate Ticks Up To 8.7%
• Vikings Activate Dalvin Cook From COVID-19 Reserve
• Passenger Killed, Driver Critically Hurt In Swampscott Crash
• Santa Rosa Firefighter Hospitalized With Minor Injuries After Early Morning Fire
• Gov. Whitmer OKs Extending Development Tax Incentives In Michigan By 5 Years
• Texas National Guard Called To Help Staff Youth Prisons Amid COVID Surge
• State Patrol Reports 139 Crashes, 110 Spinouts In Last 12 Hours
• FPL Rate Hike Fight Goes To Florida's Supreme Court
• 2 Cargo Theft Suspects Killed After Losing Control, Crashing Their Vehicle During Pursuit In Ontario
• Jury In Holmes Trial Continues Deliberating After Closed-Door Meeting
• Brandon Carlo Returns To Practice For Bruins; Only One Player Remains In COVID-19 Protocol
• Convenience Store Clerk Fatally Stabs Man In Store
• East Palo Alto Police Investigating Second Homicide In A Week
• 2022 to bring higher minimum wages in record number of states
• Citing COVID-19 Case Spikes, New Vaccine Policy, Tacotlan In Hermosa Goes Carry-Out Only
• John Madden "touched a lot of lives," fellow sports broadcaster says
• "So out of character": Friends stunned that man was fugitive bank robber
• Florida Panthers Ready To Hit The Ice, Resume Play
• Wednesday's Powerball Jackpot Hits $441M After 36 Draws With No Winner
• 10 People Displaced After House Fire In North Minneapolis
• Two Men Hospitalized After Fiery Tustin Crash
• Salvation Army Raises $485K For Christmas Season
• NH Law Allowing Tougher Sentences For Repeat Drunk Drivers Takes Effect January 1
• NFL Cuts Isolation Time For Players Who Test Positive
• Kasperi Kapanen Joins 6 Other Penguins On COVID-19 Protocol List
• $441 Million Powerball Jackpot Up For Grabs After 36 Draws Without A Winner
• These athletes won (and lost) sports bettors the most in 2021
• Teachers Union Calls On Parents To Sign COVID Testing Consent Forms, Get Children Vaccinated As NYC Public Schools Get Set To Return
• Colorado Weather: The Next Winter Storm Is A Different Animal, Denver Will Actually Get Snow
• Westchester County Center Reopens For COVID Testing
• NYPD Release Video Of Person Of Interest In Shooting Of Off-Duty Lieutenant In Queens
• Some cities pay $10,000 to move there. Should you?
• Teen Charged With Carjacking Elderly Man In Heart Of Chicago
• Building At California Shellfish Co. Property In Sacramento Damaged In Fire
• 'Da Vinci Code' Author Dan Brown Settles Lawsuit Alleging Secret Life
• Josh Richardson Set To Return, Only Six Celtics Players Ruled Out For Wednesday's Game Vs. Clippers
• CDC leader says new COVID guidance not influenced by shortage of tests
• ASPCA Urges Pet Owners To Take Precautions As Winter Weather Heads To Texas
• Cooking With Rania: Individual Beef Wellingtons
• PTL Links: Dec. 29, 2021
• Last Powerball For 2021 Is Wednesday, $441 Million Jackpot
• Foresthill Woman Trapped After Tree Falls On House In Snowstorm
• Quirky, Competitive, Ingenious, Disruptive
• Miami, Tampa Home Prices Soar
• Home Prices In Boston And Around The Country Saw Double-Digit Growth
• 'John Really, Really Liked Football': Vikings React To John Madden's Death
• Multiple Lanes Temporarily Closed On 101 Freeway In Studio City
• Man Arrested After Setting Off Fireworks At Pleasant Hill Gas Station
• CBS News Viewers Aid Texas Military Families Facing Hunger
• UPDATE: I-80 Reopens to Limited Traffic After Extended Snowy Sierra Road Travel Nightmare
• Pennsylvania Reviewing 2,500 Historical Markers For Accuracy, Inappropriate References
• Tom Brady, Julian Edelman Among Sports Stars To Pay Tribute To John Madden
• Major highway reopens as snow and cold break records in West
• Driver Sues Uber After Passenger Shot Him, Says He Felt Pressured Not To Cancel Ride Despite Sense Of Danger
• Deaths Of Father, 2 Sons In Quakertown Christmas Fire Ruled Accidental
• One of Hong Kong's last pro-democracy news sites shut after police raid
• Study: It's All About Genetics For Fans Of Black Coffee And Dark Chocolate
• Royersford Firefighter, Paramedic Michael Lessar Dies Due To COVID-19
• Employee Shot During Robbery At Gas Station In Chicago Lawn
• Sean Charles Greer Charged In Fatal Wilton Manors Hit-&-Run That Struck 6 Children, Killing 2
• W Train Suspended Wednesday Due To COVID Staffing Shortages
• Top Israeli official and Palestinian president hold rare meeting inside Israel
• 'It Never Dawned On Us,' Thomas Randele's Friends Still Stunned He Was Fugitive Hiding In Massachusetts For Decades
• Man Shot, Killed In Car In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• New York Weather: 12/29 Wednesday Morning CBS2 Weather Headlines
• Georgia Man Killed In Inver Grove Heights Crash
• Man Shot In Chest In Philadelphia's Strawberry Mansion Section, Police Say
• Philadelphia Police: Hit-And-Run In Frankford Leaves Woman Injured
• St. Paul's 2nd Fatal Shooting In 24 Hours Marks 37th Homicide Of 2021
• Police Investigating 2 Armed Robberies And Shootings In Lakeview East
• Miramar Crash Sends Police Officer To The Hospital
• FDA: At-Home COVID Tests Could Be Less Sensitive To Detecting Omicron Variant
• 5 People Displaced By Bridgeport Building Fire; 1 Person Injured
• Robert Kraft Pays Tribute To 'Iconic Football Personality' John Madden
• Gophers Beat West Virginia 18-6 In Guaranteed Rate Bowl
• Authorities Investigating Lake Minnetonka Mansion Fire As Criminal
• NYPD Cancels Scheduled Days Off For New Year's Eve, New Year's Day Due To COVID-Related Staffing Shortages
• Harry Reid, Lion Of Senate Democrats, Dies At Age 82
• Chicago Weather: Snow Showers Wednesday Night
• 2 Minnesota Snowmobilers Die In Montana Avalanche
• Looking Ahead To How Technology Can Improve In 2022
• John Madden, Legendary NFL Sportscaster And Coach, Dies At 85
• Massachusetts Minimum Wage Set To Rise On January 1
• Protesters call for firing of cop in fatal dirt bike traffic stop
• John Madden, NFL Hall Of Fame Coach And Broadcaster, Dies At 85
• 13-Year-Old Boynton Beach Boy Riding Dirt Bike Dies During Attempted Traffic Stop
• 2021: A Year To Remember - South Florida Sports
• Pittsburgh Weather: Scattered Rain Sticking Around Through Thursday
• South Florida New Year's Eve Events Still On Despite Omicron Surge
• Wednesday's Child: 15-Year-Old Syriana
• Apple puts India iPhone plant "on probation" after mass food poisoning
• Westmoreland Community Action Launches Survey To Help Find Ways To Improve Diversity, Inclusivity In County
• Why antigen tests may still work well for Omicron, despite "reduced sensitivity"
• Man Accused Of Stealing Thousands Of Dollars From Nursing Home Resident
• Former City Councilwoman Darlene Harris Loses Appeal
• Pittsburgh Police SVU Safely Locate Missing, Endangered 58-Year-Old John Williams
• Meat & Potatoes Set To Reopen In February
• Woodland Hills School District Suspends Spectator Attendance For Sporting Events
• Joe Grushecky Receives The Key To The City Of Pittsburgh
• Knicks Overcome Cold Shooting To Beat Wolves
• Dogs of the Year 2021
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/29 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Episode 101 - World's Funniest Animals
• Episode 102 - World's Funniest Animals
• iHeartRadio Music Festival Night 1
• iHeartRadio Music Festival 2021, Night 2
• Nyima Funk 1 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Gary Anthony Williams 7 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Episode 103 - World's Funniest Animals
• Episode 104 - World's Funniest Animals

Videos from December 29, 2021

• CDC faces criticism over COVID isolation guidelines as Omicron drives up cases, child hospitalizations
• London Calling: U.K. prime minister delays implementing restrictions as Omicron sweeps nation
• Remembering NFL legend John Madden
• Human-caused climate change and pollution devastating Florida ecosystems
• Ghislaine Maxwell found guilty in sex trafficking trial
• Ghislaine Maxwell guilty in sex trafficking trial
• School bridges gap between police and students
• Longtime Senator Harry Reid dies at 82
• Biden and Putin to speak amid Ukraine tensions
• Travel chaos due to COVID staffing shortages
• Sharp rise in child COVID hospitalizations
• Severe weather threatens southern states
• Former Nevada Governor Bob Miller on Senator Harry Reid's greatest accomplishments
• Search continues for missing California skiier
• Hall of Fame NFL coach-turned-broadcaster John Madden dies at 85
• COVID-19 cases rise globally ahead of the new year
• Critics raise questions about new CDC guidance on COVID-19 isolation period
• John Madden "made the game fun and simple to understand," former colleague James Brown says
• Explaining Web3, the potential next phase of the internet
• Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak on the life and legacy of Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid
• "Heroic" officer wounded bringing an end to deadly Denver-area shooting rampage
• Controversy over CDC's new COVID-19 isolation guidance as cases hit new high
• Filmmaker reflects on lessons learned in solitude after epic 6-year journey
• Wife surprises husband by paying off student loans for Christmas
• Looking ahead to politics in 2022
• Remembering former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid
• Experts weigh risks of new CDC policy on isolation after COVID infection
• COVID cases reach new records in Europe
• Legendary NFL coach and broadcaster John Madden has died at age 85
• Family mourns 14-year-old girl killed by LAPD gunfire in a store two days before Christmas
• Dr. Walensky on CDC's new COVID guidelines for isolation and quarantine
• New CDC guidance for asymptomatic COVID patients draws criticism as cases surge