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Articles from January 10, 2022

• John Madden To Be Honored By Members of Congress In Special House Tribute
• 2 Injured After Semi-Truck Carrying Large Pipe Overturns On Highway 99
• Denver Broncos Superfan 'Grim Reaper' Among Nominees For Ford Hall Of Fans
• Cavs Hold Off Late Rally, Send Kings To 5th Straight Loss
• Sacramento Man Formerly Accused Of Terrorism Seeks Immediate Release From Detention
• Not All King Soopers Employees Want To Strike
• Tiles Falling From Homes In San Jose's Communications Hill Neighborhood Again Cause Safety Concern
• 'It Had To Be Me': Young Colorado Woman Hailed A Hero For Helping Save Children From Icy Pond
• Polis, Democrats Outline Top Legislative Priorities
• Mexican Singer Assaulted, Robbed Outside Of Tracy Nightclub Before Performance
• Kings Hold Off Late Charge By Rangers For 3-1 Win
• Impact Locally CEO, Founder Travis Singhaus Charged With Charitable Fraud, Theft
• Deadly Deputy-Involved Shooting Outside Rancho Cucamonga Bass Pro Shop
• Flowers Left At Memorial For Fallen Davis Police Officer Natalie Corona On Anniversary Of Death
• California Lawmakers Debate Creation Of Nation's First Universal Health Care System
• Inmate From Contra Costa County Killed In Sacramento State Prison; Cellmate Suspected
• One Injured After Suspected Marijuana Lab Explodes In Arcadia
• Hospitals Canceling Elective Surgeries Amid COVID Surge
• California Lawmakers To Begin Debating Universal Health Care Proposal
• Early Moments Of Residents Fighting Marshall Fire Show Chaos
• Victim's Photo Leads Police To Man Suspected Of Sexually Assaulting 2 Woman In San Jose
• Teen Develops Website That Constantly Monitors Retailers' Online Stock Of Rapid COVID-19 Tests
• Source: Several Space Heaters Were In Bronx Apartment Where Deadly Blaze Started, Including One That Ran For Several Days
• Massachusetts Residents Can Access COVID Vaccine Record Online With New Tool Launched By State
• How Accurate Are Home COVID Tests? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Kaylene Oehling's Family Frustrated With Investigation 2 Years After Her Disappearance
• Woodbury Police Recover 4 Stolen Cars, Urge Community To Be Aware Of 'Crimes Of Opportunity' 
• Off-Duty El Cerrito Police Officer Killed, 2 Injured In Horrific San Pablo I-80 Crash
• Chicago Weather: Clear And Very Cold With Lows Around Zero
• Volunteers Leave Donations At Monroe College Emergency Post For Survivors Of Bronx High-Rise Fire
• Randle's Struggles Continue, But Barrett Steps Up Big As Knicks Pull Away Late, Top Spurs
• Money, Supplies Pour In To Help Families Impacted By Devastating Bronx Apartment Building Fire
• Man Sought in Brutal Sexual Assault, Biting Attack on Elderly Woman in San Francisco
• BottleRock Announces 2022 Festival Line-Up With Headliners Metallica, 21 Pilots and More
• New Guidelines For Healthcare Workers
• Why South Florida COVID Test Results Are Taking So Long
• Search On For Man Who Fired Shots During Fight At CityPlace Parking Garage In Doral
• How Long Does Booster Shot Protection Last? Will It Better Protect Against New Variants?
• Breakthrough Pig Heart Transplant Performed In Baltimore Could Help Quell Organ Shortage, Saving Lives
• Inter Miami CF Moves Up To No. 1 In Allocation Ranking Following Trade With Charlotte FC
• Bucks County Coroner Identifies Body Found At Neshaminy State Park As Lisa Jennings
• Maryland Weather: The Coldest Air Of The Season Has Arrived, Courtesy Of Greenland
• Hennepin Co. Attorney Launches HEALS 2.0 Partnership To Halt Crime Surge
• Officers Caught Playing Pokémon Go Instead Of Going To Robbery Call Lose Appeal
• 60 Baltimore City Public Schools Go Virtual As Teachers' Union Blasts Administration; County Schools Virtual Until Tuesday
• Prayer Vigil Held At Morgan Park Church For Fallen Bradley Police Sgt. Marlene Rittmanic, Critically Wounded Partner Officer Tyler Bailey
• GOP Steps Up Bid To Persuade Hogan To Run For Senate In Maryland
• Correctional Officers: Understaffing Creates Unsafe Conditions At State Prisons, Jails
• Brown, Tatum Carry Celtics Over Pacers 101-98 In OT
• Neighbor Shoots Suspected Home Burglar In Arlington, Police Say
• Red Cross Declares First-Ever National Blood Crisis
• 1 Injured In Shooting With Larimer County Sheriff's Deputies On I-25 After Pursuit
• Three Santa Rosa Suspects Arrested in Drug Trafficking Bust; Pounds of Meth Seized
• Flyers-Hurricanes Game Postponed Due To Philly COVID-19 Issues
• Michigan Gas Prices Rise This Week, More Than $1 From A Year Ago
• Joel Embiid Goes Over 30 again, 76ers Beat Rockets 111-91
• Riverside Business Targeted In Smash-And-Grab ATM Theft
• Boulder County Victims Sift Through Rubble From Marshall Fire
• Marchand Scores Twice In Bruins' 7-3 Win Over Caps
• COVID Surge: Attendance Low As Bay Area School Districts Scramble To Keep Classes Open
• Cal Poly Pomona To Begin Spring Semester With Remote Classes
• LA Sanitation Hosts Non-Perishable Food Drive Through March 4
• COVID In Delaware: New Indoor Mask Mandate Issued Beginning Tuesday As Cases Surge
• Guthrie Theater Cancels 'Destiny Of Desire' Production, Delays 'A Raisin In The Sun'
• Newsom's Budget Confronts Climate Change, Homelessness, Crime
• Man Dies After Being Found Shot In Baltimore Intersection, Police Say
• Harmony Montgomery's Relatives Say System Failed The Missing Girl
• MBTA Says Delays Possible Due To Bitter Cold And Staffing Issues Linked To COVID-19
• Dallas Focused On Warming Centers In The Event Of Another Debilitating Winter Storm
• Firefighters Battle Cold, Flames At Laundromat And Apartment Building In Malden
• 25-Year-Old Man Killed In East Baltimore Shooting
• PG&E: El Dorado County Power Fully Restored, Hundreds More In Foothills Still In The Dark
• MN WEATHER: January Thaw Starts Tuesday; Widespread Snow Possible Friday
• Betty White Died From Stroke She Suffered On Christmas
• Prosecutor: Child Rape Suspect May Have Victims In 10 States, Including Pennsylvania
• Mountain Lion Spotted Near Daly City's Westmoor Park Monday Afternoon
• Pfizer Says Its Vaccine Targeting Omicron Will Be Ready In March
• Patients Seeking Tests, COVID Relief Stressing SF Healthcare System
• Man Shot More Than 30 Times In Double Homicide In Kensington, Police Say
• Approved: Denver International Airport Gets More Than $1 Billion In Additional Funding For Great Hall Project
• Springfield Hospital Emergency Department Temporarily Closing Due To COVID Staff Shortages
• State Releases Guidance On Medical Workers' Return To Work After Positive COVID Test
• Newsom Proposes Tax Cuts, Expanding Health Care
• Former Baltimore County Police Chief Cornelius "Neil" Behan Dies At 97
• Duncanville Names Mark LiVigni New Chief Of Police
• Yolo County Hands Out More Home COVID Tests To Those Who Tested Positive
• The Bears Need A New Head Coach -- Who Should It Be?
• Bears Fire Matt Nagy, Ryan Pace: Breaking Down The Changes
• BART Train with Equipment Problems Causes Major Delays at SF's Civic Center Station
• Orphan Kitten Rescue
• Dozens Of Accidents Reported At Site Of Deadly Fayette County Mine Collapse Since 2008
• LA County Passes 2 Million Total COVID-19 Cases
• Math Professors Break Down How Steelers Beat Slim Odds To Make Playoffs
• Osseo District Shifting All Schools To Distance Learning This Week
• UPDATE: Man Arrested For Arson After 2-Alarm House Fire Displaces 7 People In San Jose
• Colorado Weather: Mild Pattern Before Friday Cold Front
• LA County Launches COVID Test Kit Pick-Up At 13 Testing Sites
• Red Cross Declares First-Ever National Blood Crisis
• Rare Snowy Owl Soars Over DC, Thrills Crowds
• Rapidly Intensifying East Coast Storm To Bring Colder Air To South Florida
• Poudre School District Taking 'Intentional' Approach Amid Staffing Shortages
• 2 Northern California Prisoners Suspected Of Killing Cellmates
• Central Minnesota Health Care Workers Calling For Mask Mandate Amid Surge
• Betty White Died 6 Days After Suffering Stroke, Death Certificate Says
• BBB Warns Online Pet Purchasing Scams On The Rise
• Healdsburg Residents Not Optimistic About Early Rains Ending Water Concerns
• Pope Francis Sends 'Heartfelt Condolences' After Devastating High-Rise Fire In The Bronx
• 'It's Very Deceiving': Despite The Recent Cold, It's Still Important To Check Lake Ice
• Pittsburgh's Bid To Host Republican Presidential Convention In 2024 Splits Local Democrats
• Third Man Arrested In Connection To Murder Of 14-Year-Old Samir Jefferson In North Philadelphia
• Large Group Of Migrants Picked Up Near Ocean Reef In Key Largo
• DeSantis: Critical Race Theory Teaches 'Kids To Hate This Country'; Pushes Legislative Proposal To Strengthen Enforcement Against It
• Taco Bell Employee Shot, Killed In Front Of Son By Customer Attempting To Buy Food With Counterfeit Money
• Program teaches kids in "food deserts" how to grow and cook healthier meals
• Decade-Long Project Underway To Ensure There's Enough Water For North Texans
• Medical Experts Say Decline In Omicron Variant Cases Coming Soon, But Children, Especially Unvaccinated, Remain At Risk
• Working Parents Struggle With COVID-19 School Closures
• Pop-Up COVID-19 Testing Sites Are Appearing All Over And Even At Gas Stations -- How Do We Know If They're Legit?
• Los Rios Colleges Move To Online Instruction Through End Of January As Omicron Surge Continues
• Train Slams Into Downed Single-Engine Plane On Pacoima Tracks
• Governor Greg Abbott Kicks Off Re-Election Campaign In Bid For 3rd Term
• Complaints About Dangerous Black Ice Mount This Frigid Chicago Winter
• Monmouth County Prosecutor: Complaints Filed Against Students In Alleged Hazing Incidents In Wall High School Football Locker Room
• Police Rescue 15-Year-Old Girl After She Jumps Into Water At Navy Pier
• Gov. Murphy Says Mask Mandate For Schools And Day Care Centers In New Jersey Will Continue 'At Least For The Foreseeable Future'
• Flashback: WCCO's Esme Murphy Interviews 7 Incoming Minneapolis City Council Members
• Nassau County's Republican Majority Calls On Albany To Repeal Cashless Bail Law
• Baltimore Employs Local Faces To Encourage Vaccination Amid Record COVID-19 Metrics
• 'The Security Of Justice' Is The Theme For This Year's Marade
• Nebraska Announces $500 Million Plan To Claim Water From Colorado
• North Texas Blood Supply Reaches 'Critically Low' Level
• Who's eligible for a Rebuild Distressed Communities grant?
• Police Chase Down A Stolen Work Truck In the Valley
• New Queueing Process For Vessels At Port Of Oakland Aims To Improve Air Quality, Safety
• Bounced From Playoffs, Ravens Already Looking Ahead To Next Season
• Family Mourns Woman Found Dead Inside Suitcase In Knoxville Shed
• Philadelphia Jumps To 2nd On Orkin's 2022 Top 50 Bed Bug Cities List
• Tips To Make Sure Your Space Heater Doesn't Start A Fire
• 'Minneapolis Is Coming Back': Mayor Jacob Frey, New City Council Members Sworn In
• Minnesota School Districts Grapple With COVID Surge And Bus Driver Shortages
• 3 Charged With Shooting Into South LA Superior Grocery Store On New Year's Eve
• Omicron Impacting Younger Children As Well As Those With Special Needs
• Glen Burnie Man Sentenced To Life In Murder Of Former Federal Police Officer
• Some Teachers Concerned After Dallas ISD Amends COVID Safety Measures, Shortens Return To Campus
• Barricaded Suspect In Hialeah Gardens Taken Into Custody
• CBS4's Jim DeFede Reunites Strangers Who Fed The Hungry Stuck In Virginia Snowstorm
• 1 Hospitalized After Good Samaritan Jumps Into Frozen Pond To Save 3 Children Who Fell Into Icy Water
• Death Investigation Underway After Body Found Floating In Pompano Beach Canal
• Man Accused Of Fondling Pre-Teen Girl In Doral Charged
• Report: Comedian Bob Saget Found Dead In Orlando Hotel Bed, No Signs Of Trauma
• Some Children Developing Croup After Contracting Omicron
• Stolen Vehicle Suspect Leads Authorities On Pursuit From LA County To The OC
• Voters Go To The Polls Tuesday For Broward's Special General & Special Primary Elections
• Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg Faces Backlash From Republican Gubernatorial Candidates
• 'I'm Happy': Cassell Fine Arts, Mount Greenwood Elementary Reopen For Students And Teachers As CPS And CTU Negotiate Return To School
• 2 Snowshoers And Their Dog Killed In Avalanche In Area Of Hoosier Pass In Summit County
• In Wake Of Deadly Bronx Blaze, FDNY Offers Safety Guidance To Residents Living In Fireproof And Non-Fireproof Buildings
• Google Ordered To Turn Over Documents Related To Anti-Union Efforts In NLRB Case
• The 'Cowboys House' Has Become A Popular Attraction in Hawaii
• Family Members Of Bronx Apartment Building Fire Victims Frustrated By Lack Of Information On Whereabouts
• Chicago Bears Clean House, Firing Head Coach Matt Nagy And GM Ryan Pace
• Plainfield District 202 To Resume In-Person Learning Tuesday After 2 Days Of Canceled Classes
• Vikings Fire Head Coach Mike Zimmer, General Manager Rick Spielman
• College Students Return To Boston Campuses Amid COVID Surge
• 2 Former Fire Chiefs Fighting For Fire Prevention Changes Following Deadly Blazes In Philadelphia, Bronx
• North Amityville Volunteer Fire Company Shut Down Amid Allegations Of Dangerously Long Response Times, Harassment
• Baltimore Doctors Transplant Pig Heart Into Patient In Experimental, Last-Ditch Effort To Save His Life
• 21-Year-Old Man Accused Of Threatening Mass Shooting At University Of Miami
• Philadelphia Police Investigating After Woman Stabbed Twice At Center City PATCO Station
• Rep. Ed Perlmutter Announces He Won't Run For Reelection
• VIDEO: First Responders Deploy Snowcat To Rescue Alta Resident
• Hogan Expands 'Refund The Police' Initiative, Plans To Reintroduce 2 Crime Bills That Have Failed To Pass
• Special Election Set To Fill Ed Gainey's Seat In Pa. House
• Police: Man Wounded By Gunfire On Northbound 2 Train At Bronx Park East Subway Station
• Police Release Funeral & Procession Arrangements For Officer Keona Holley
• Colorado Couple Explores State's Lost Ski Areas
• Pennsylvania Court Won't Block Entire Election 'Investigation' Subpoena
• Bob Saget, Comedian And 'Full House' Star, Dies At 65; Autopsy Finds No Signs Of Drugs Or Foul Play
• Dallas County Tax Office Closed To Public For Face-To-Face Transactions Until Further Notice 
• Massachusetts Reports 60,986 New COVID Cases Over 3 Days, 53 Additional Deaths
• One Informal Poll Makes Aaron Rodgers Look Like NFL's Clear-Cut MVP Over Tom Brady
• 5 California Airports Will Block 5G When Towers Are Switched On
• Ronald Steave, Man Wanted In Homewood South Triple Homicide, Suspected In Other Shootings
• Baltimore Mourns Loss Of Herman Williams, City's First Black Fire Chief
• Police Continue Searching NH Home Where Missing 7-Year-Old Harmony Montgomery Once Lived
• CU Legend Rashaan Salaam Posthumously Inducted Into College Football Hall Of Fame
• Atlantic City Catch Makes TSA's 2021 List Of Most Unusual Finds At Airport Security
• Miami Beach Police Investigating After Man Suffers Gunshot Wound To Leg
• A Medical First: US Patient Gets Pig Heart Transplant
• Robert Durst, Real Estate Heir Convicted Of Killing Former KPIX Producer, Dies In Prison Hospital
• Car Explodes After Crashing Into Middle River Home, Authorities Say
• Elderly Man Charged With Aggravated Arson In Fire That Damaged Arlington Heights Apartment Building
• Man Arrested In Swissvale Christmas Eve Shooting That Injured 6
• COVID: California Health Officials Allow Infected Hospital Staff Who Are Asymptomatic To Stay On The Job
• Denver Firefighters Face Flashover At House Fire
• More Than $8.2M To Support Affordable Housing In 15 Counties
• American Red Cross Offering Chance To Win Super Bowl Trip By Donating Blood
• Hospitalizations Crippling Hospitals Across New Jersey, Delaware Amid Holiday COVID Surge
• Philadelphia Community Mourns Death Of Bob Saget, Beloved 'Full House' Dad, Temple University Grad
• Florida COVID Hospitalizations Almost 10,000
• Eastpointe Teen Missing, Family Fears She's Abducted
• Michigan COVID-19 Hospitalizations Reach New High
• Florida Senate Moves Forward On New Political Maps Ahead Of Legislative Session
• Actor Milo Ventimiglia Receives Star On Hollywood Walk Of Fame
• Man Charged With Murder For Stabbing Woman In St. Paul's 1st Homicide In 2022
• COVID: Pinole Latest To Close Public Access To Police Station Over Omicron Concerns
• Gov. Newsom Unveils California Spending Plan; Health Coverage For All Immigrants Among Proposals
• TSA releases list of top 10 confiscated items of 2021
• Dallas Mayor Names Workforce Czar To 'Boost Upskilling Efforts'
• Michigan Gov. Whitmer Plans Virtual State Of The State Address On Jan. 26
• Outdoor COVID Testing Sites In NH, Several Mass. Locations Closed Tuesday Due To Frigid Temperatures
• Robert Durst, Real Estate Heir Convicted Of Murder, Dies At Stockton Prison Hospital
• The best rated juicers and juicer deals to get the New Year started right
• Omicron highlights lack of sick days for many U.S. workers
• The top 10 best-selling health, fitness and dieting books on Amazon
• Woodbury Police Say 2 13-Year-Olds Apprehended In Car Thefts Over Weekend
• Crews Knock Down Large Fire At Duluth Building Amid -35 Degree Wind Chills
• Massachusetts Changing How It Reports COVID Hospitalizations
• Chicago Weather: Bitter Cold Continues
• How Mac Jones, Trevor Lawrence, Zach Wilson And Rest Of Rookie QB Class Compared In 2021 Season
• Neuman Announces Bid For Maryland Governor As Democrat
• Child Rape Suspect Charged In Tennessee May Have Victims In 10 States, Including Pennsylvania, New Jersey
• Port Authority Mandates Full COVID-19 Vaccinations For All Employees
• Budget Surplus, Pot, COVID-19, Climate, Top Issues In Maryland Ahead Of Legislative Session
• GOP Illinois House Leader Jim Durkin Calls For Hearings After DCFS Director Marc Smith Was Held In Contempt For Violating Rights Of Children
• Alec Baldwin Disputes Claims He Isn't Cooperating With 'Rust' Shooting Investigation
• Citigroup set to discipline workers who resist vaccine rule
• Following Deadly Bronx Apartment Fire, DFD Gives Tips On Safe Use Of Space Heaters
• Santa Rosa Police Search For Suspects Who Vandalized Holocaust Memorial
• IRS Already Facing Backlog Ahead Of Tax Filing Season
• Modesto Man, 36, Dies In Crash On Highway 120
• Andrea Jenkins Elected Minneapolis City Council President
• Newsom's Budget Spending Plan: Wildfires, Smash-And-Grab Robberies, COVID, Immigrant Health Care
• Jets' All-Time Receiving Leader, Super Bowl III Champion Don Maynard Dies At 86
• New COVID-19 Testing Sites Open In City Of Industry, Long Beach
• Dave Gettleman Retires After 4 Seasons As GM Of Giants
• Drug Dog Sniffs Out 27.4 Pounds Of Cocaine Hidden Inside Minivan At Texas-Mexico Border
• Robert Durst, Real Estate Heir Acquitted Of Texas Murder, Dies In California Prison
• China finds explanation for "mystery hut" spotted on the moon
• Mayor Scott & BCHD Release COVID-19 PSA Commerical
• Edwin Oliva Of Montebello Sentenced To 33 Years In Prison In Connection With Woman's Fatal Fentanyl Overdose
• Red Cross Helping Families Displaced By Deadly Bronx Fire, Borough Leaders Set Up Task Force To Assist Survivors
• Michigan Lt. Gov. Gilchrist Tests Positive For COVID-19
• MD Sportsbooks Contribute $469K To State In First Month Of Operation
• Trial Begins In Lawsuit Over Job Policy At Women's Prison In Michigan
• Garland Kicks Off Home Improvement Incentive Policy
• Convicted Murderer Robert Durst Dies In Prison At Age 78
• Broncos Reportedly Ask Patriots For Permission To Interview Jerod Mayo For Head Coaching Vacancy
• Robert Durst, New York real estate heir convicted of murder, dead at 78
• Attorney General Frosh Announces 2022 Legislative Priorities
• 1 Dead, 1 Critically Hurt In Minvan-Big Rig Crash On Interstate 80 in Vacaville
• San Francisco-Based Zynga Acquired By 'Grand Theft Auto' Maker Take-Two Interactive In $12.7B Deal
• 9 kids killed after food cart triggers explosion, Afghan governor says
• Robert Durst, Real Estate Heir Convicted Of Murder, Dies In Prison At 78
• Buccaneers QB Tom Brady Not Taking Playoff Matchup Against Eagles Lightly: 'We're Playing A Team That's Very Talented'
• Mercy Health Muskegon Turns To Heated Tent To Ease COVID-19 Crush
• David Spink, Veteran Barstow Firefighter, Dies After Being Struck By Car While On The Job On Dec. 5
• NHLPA Files Grievance After San Jose Sharks Terminate Evander Kane's Contract Over Violating COVID-19 Protocols
• MDE Offers Various Activities For Radon Gas Awareness Month
• Towson University Requires Students & Faculty To Get Booster Shots
• Funeral Monday For 14-Year-Old Girl Shot, Killed By LAPD Officer In North Hollywood Burlington Store
• Former "American Idol" star Clay Aiken announces run for Congress
• Texas Customs And Border Protection Officers Seize $358K In Methamphetamine At Los Indios Bridge
• Kaci Walfall tells us why NAOMI is a superhero for all of us
• Dole Packaged Salads Sold In Massachusetts Recalled For Possible Listeria Contamination
• Wayne County Man Wins $500K From Lottery Ticket Sold In Livonia
• Eagles Fans React To Former QB Carson Wentz, Colts Missing Playoffs
• Fans Gather At San Francisco's 'Full House' Victorian To Mourn Bob Saget
• 1 Killed, 2 Wounded In Shooting At The Bank Mexican Restaurant In Old Town Temecula
• Man Who Bought AR-15-Style Rifle For Kyle Rittenhouse Pleads No Contest
• Moor Herbs Recalls "Angel Formula" Infant Formula Due To Possible Health Risk
• Newsom Signs Executive Order Banning Price Gouging On COVID Testing Kits
• More Than 90 Philadelphia Schools Going Virtual This Week Due To COVID-Related Staffing Issues
• University Of Delaware Returns To In-Person Learning For Winter Session
• Michael Keaton Wins Golden Globe For Role In 'Dopesick'
• RTD A Line On Modified Schedule Monday Evening For CDOT Work On Central 70 Project
• Patriots Get Some Good News On Christian Barmore's Injury
• Colleges Welcome Back Students With Mixed COVID-19 Protocols
• Miami Man Offers $5000 Reward for Stolen High-End Ducati Motorcycle
• B, W, Z Subway Lines Suspended Due To COVID-Related Staffing Shortage
• Wis. Judge Rejects Attempt To Block Election Subpoena
• Broadway To Require Masks And Proof Of Vaccination Through April
• Florida's 2022 Legislative Session Largely Driven By DeSantis Agenda
• American Girl introduces Chinese-American doll
• WJZ's Furever Friend: Maggie
• Steelers' 2022 Opponents Announced
• Latest COVID Surge Has Mask Mandate Returning To Richardson ISD Campuses
• Illinois Getting Nearly $1 Billion For Roads And Bridges From Infrastructure Deal
• MDOT MVA Highway Safety Office Accepting Applications For Traffic Safety Grants To Reduce Roadway Crashes
• Early Weather Forecast For Patriots-Bills Playoff Meeting Calls For Frigid Temperatures In Buffalo
• LA Metro Resumes Bus Fare Collection For First Time Since Start Of COVID Pandemic
• Chicago Public Schools Classes Canceled Again Monday As City, Teachers Union Negotiate
• Traffic Heavy Through Vacaville After Deadly Crash On WB I-80
• IRS is already facing a backlog ahead of tax filing season
• Celtics Reportedly Open For Business -- But Won't Be Trading Jayson Tatum Or Jaylen Brown
• Dominick Black, Man Who Gave Kyle Rittenhouse AR-15 Rifle In Kenosha Shootings, Expected To Take Plea Deal
• Hialeah Gardens Woman Killed In Shooting, Her Son And Boyfriend Injured
• Mask Mandate In Massachusetts Schools Extended Through End Of February
• COVID In Minnesota: Avg. Positivity Rate Pushes Record Even Higher, To 16.6%
• Brian Flores Fired As Head Coach Of Miami Dolphins
• Nuggets Coach Michael Malone Calls Possibility Of Adding DeMarcus Cousins A 'Tremendous Opportunity'
• Mountain Town Businesses Struggle To Fully Staff As COVID Cases Surge
• Maryland Commerce Approves New Enterprise Zone In Kent County
• Winning Plays Remain Out Of Reach And Other Leftover Patriots Thoughts
• Florida GOP Immigration Proposal Emerges
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Names Head Of New Civilian Board To Oversee Chicago Police Department
• Michigan Man Who Fatally Stabbed Boy When He Was 12 Is Free
• Missing 82-Year-Old Man Found Safe
• Rachael Rollins Sworn In As US Attorney For Massachusetts
• New Multi-Millionaire In Lancaster After $5 Million Scratch Ticket Lottery Win
• Colorado Buffaloes Win Again, Improve To 11-4 Overall
• Angeles National Forest Closing Visitor Centers, Offices For 2 Weeks Due To COVID Surge
• 4 Potential Replacements For Mike Zimmer As Vikings' Head Coach
• Auston Trusty Of The Colorado Rapids Added To US Training Camp
• Drive-Thru Puppy Pick Up Brings Hundreds To Front Street Animal Shelter
• Boston Working To Move Remaining 62 People From Mass And Cass By Wednesday Deadline
• Librarians In Northern Michigan Step Up To Help People With Water Bills
• SPCA Of Texas Seizes 80+ Animals From Hunt County Property
• What Has Happened When Patriots Play Same Team Three Times In A Season?
• 19-Year-Old Cashier Kristal Bayron Killed During Armed Robbery At East Harlem Burger King
• Boston Public Schools Closed Tuesday Due To Frigid Temperatures
• AFSCME To Hold Press Conference On 'Dangerous Conditions' Inside State Facilities
• 2 Killed In Separate Traffic Fatalities In Dallas Over The Weekend
• Bob Saget, Beloved TV Dad Of 'Full House,' Dies At 65
• Books And Beyond: Change Sings
• AAA: Rising Oil Prices Could Pressure Gas Prices Higher
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 12K Marylanders Have Died Since Start Of Pandemic
• At Least 5 Wounded In Shooting At South LA Party, Suspected Gunman Killed
• Red Wings Lose 4-3 In SO
• UPDATE: Milpitas Schools Remain Open for In-Person Learning Amid Omicron Surge
• Cloth Masks Not Protective Enough Against Omicron COVID Variant, Expert Says
• Service members, families affected by toxic water at base seek justice
• Space heater blamed for deadly NYC fire: "Kids fighting for their life"
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Texas Woman Accused Of Abandoning Newborn In Trash Dumpster
• Michaela Jae Rodriguez and "Squid Game" star make history at Globes
• Detroit To Begin National Search For New Fire Commissioner
• NHL And More Pay Tribute To Teddy Balkind, Connecticut Teen Who Died After High School Hockey Game Injury
• Mocktails From Pedro's Del Este
• 8 Wounded In Weekend Shootings In Chicago
• As the U.S. and Russia talk, Ukraine braces for another invasion
• Kicking Off Pittsburgh's Winter 2022 Restaurant Week
• Philadelphia Police: 18-Year-Old Woman Shot In Face In Frankford
• WATCH LIVE: District Attorney Larry Krasner To Announce Charges In Extensive Deed Fraud Scheme, Provide Gun Crimes Update
• CBS4's Steve Goldstein Previews The Panthers This Week
• Miami Dolphins Fire Brian Flores One Day After Team's Win Over Patriots
• 'Very Dangerous': Colorado Escapee Elias Buck On The Run After Allegedly Shooting New Mexico Officer
• 'Gosh It Was Fun'; Warriors Star Klay Thompson Returns After 941 Days On The Sidelines
• Canceling A Trip For COVID And Need A Refund? An Expert Says Travel Agents Can Help
• PTL Links: Jan. 10, 2022
• Maryland Weather: It's Cold, But How Long Will This Chill Stick Around?
• One of Bob Saget's final posts was musing on Betty White, afterlife
• Pete Davidson remembers Bob Saget's help and friendship
• Freezing Drizzle/Sleet Possible Tuesday As Winter Disturbance Moves Through North Texas
• Driver Hospitalized In Turnpike Shooting: Troubling Trend Is An "Epidemic' Says Criminologist
• Top Seed Packers Lose To Lions
• Raiders Catapulted To Playoffs After Instant Classic 35-32 OT Win Over Chargers
• Bill Belichick's Advice To Patriots Players Making Playoffs Debuts Is Strikingly Simple
• 49ers Punch Playoff Ticket By Beating Rams 27-24 In OT; Next Up, Cowboys
• Concerns From Health Experts Over State's New COVID-19 Testing Guidance
• GOP Congressman Jim Jordan won't cooperate with January 6 committee
• Texas Driver Rescued After SUV Veers Off Road, Plunges Into Freezing Cold River
• Photographer, Local Artist Bring Past To The Present Of Two Historic Chicago Buildings Through 'Be Part Of The Art' Project
• Patriots' Opponents For 2022 Season Now Set
• Vikings' 1st Round Pick, 2022 Opponents Set
• Fire Destroys Home In Tarzana
• Vaccine Mandate Takes Effect In Evanston And Oak Park On Monday
• 2 People Injured In Bus Crash On East Carson Street
• Take-Two Interactive buys Zynga in $12.7 billion deal
• Bill Belichick 'Hopeful' On Injuries To Christian Barmore, Isaiah Wynn
• 4 New COVID Testing Sites Opening Across Dallas County After Record-Breaking Number Of Cases
• Police: Man Critically Hurt In FDR Drive Hit-And-Run
• Broadway Returns To Philadelphia With 'Pretty Woman The Musical'
• At Least 3 People Injured In Crash On Homestead Grays Bridge
• North Bergen Police Officer Julio Noriega Dies After Weekend Crash
• Philadelphia Weather: Region Braces For Dangerous Cold, Low Wind Chills
• Alec Baldwin insists he is complying with cell phone search warrant
• Model says a stranger used an Apple AirTag to track her
• Amy Schneider becomes first woman to win over $1 million on "Jeopardy!"
• Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson to run for reelection
• Police pull injured pilot from plane moments before train crash
• Dramatic video captures cliff collapsing on tourist boats, killing 10
• Transcript: Speaker Nancy Pelosi on "Face the Nation"
• Study Finds Minnesota Is 4th-Best State To Raise A Family
• At least 17 dead, including children, in "horrific" New York City fire
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/10 Monday Morning Forecast
• Diplomatic talks with Russia: What you need to know
• Pelosi: "There's an agreement to be reached" with Manchin
• Bob Saget, comedian and "Full House" star, has died at 65
• Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez tests positive for COVID-19
• How historians view Trump – and how Trump sees himself
• "Grateful" Djokovic gets Australian visa back, but could lose it again
• Luka Roars Back With A Triple-Double, As The Dallas Mavericks Up Chicago
• Co-stars, friends react to Bob Saget's death: "Utter shock"
• Past 7 years are hottest on record "by a clear margin," scientists say
• 27 rescued from ice chunk floating off Green Bay
• Restaurant Week Returns To Center City Through Jan. 21
• More women slain by "shopping cart killer" ID'd as cops seek more victims
• Iowa Smokehouse Beef Sticks Being Recalled Due To Mislabeling Issue
• Pittsburgh Weather: Evening And Overnight Snow Chances
• No Classes For One North Texas ISD After More Positive COVID Tests And Less Substitutes To Fill-In
• Chicago Warming Centers Open Amid Bitter Cold Temperatures
• Looking Into The Costs, Benefits Of Utility Line Protection Coverage
• Skier missing since Christmas found dead 3 miles from resort
• Chicago Weather: One More Frigid Day
• VIDEO: San Francisco Resident Chases Smash-And-Grab Truck Burglars; Suspect Opens Fire
• Renowned Flutist Eugenia Zukerman Shares Importance Of Music Since Her Alzheimer's Diagnosis
• Yanks reportedly set to name minor leagues' first woman manager
• Dolphins End Season With Another Win Over Patriots
• Recall Issued For Pre-Packaged Salads Over Listeria Concerns
• Philadelphia-Born Comedian, Actor Bob Saget Dead At 65
• Pennsylvania State Police Release Photo Of Tattoo From Body Found At Neshaminy State Park
• Myanmar court adds 4 years to Aung San Suu Kyi's sentence
• Cold Weather, COVID Cause Mpls. Schools To Move To Distance Learning Monday
• Olsen twins remember "compassionate and generous" Bob Saget
• Norvelt VFD Brings Santa Back To Town To Help Boy Who Lost Presents In Fire
• Actor, Comedian Bob Saget Dies At 65
• Make No Mistake About It, The End Of The Patriots' Season Was Really, Really Bad
• Steelers To Take On Chiefs On Wild Card Weekend
• Round 3: Patriots Heading To Buffalo For Wild Card Showdown With Bills
• Prom Night - All American
• All Things Are Possible - 4400
• What Lies Beneath - Superman & Lois
• Pilot - Naomi
• Paranoid Android - DC's Legends of Tomorrow
• Trust Destiny - Batwoman
• Philadelphia Eagles Takes On Tampa Bay Buccaneers Sunday To Kick Off NFL Playoffs
• Where Do We Go From Here - Walker
• 'We'll Always Be Here For Them:' New Castle Community Remembers Lives Lost In House Fire
• You're A Long Way From Home - Legacies
• The Penn-Tagram - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
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• Jeff Davis 15 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
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• Episode 209 - World's Funniest Animals
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Videos from January 10, 2022

• 1/10: Red and Blue
• IRS warns of frustrating tax filing season ahead
• Negotiations between U.S. and Russia yield little progress in diffusing Ukraine tensions
• COVID-19 hospitalizations rise as Omicron variant spreads
• Program helps kids grow healthier futures
• Doctors transplant pig heart into human for first time
• Pilot rescued just before train slams into plane
• Mint begins shipping Maya Angelou quarters
• Red Cross declares first-ever national blood crisis
• Novak Djokovic could still lose visa despite legal victory
• U.S.-Russia talks open in bid to avoid Ukraine invasion
• COVID hospitalizations rise as pediatric cases surge
• Eat See Play in Denton
• Robert Durst, real estate heir linked to several murders, dies at age 78
• How President Trump's social media ban may be helping him
• Lawmakers discuss changes to the Electoral Count Act
• Eat See Play: Hometown Tourist
• Eat See Play: Local pick me ups
• A Bar with a Twist at Flea Style
• Bouncing Around Bishop Arts
• Eat See and Sleigh in Grapevine
• Alabama and Georgia to face off in 2022 College Football National Championship
• Dozens reportedly dead after week of unrest in Kazakhstan
• Eat See Play on West 7th in Fort Worth
• Russian officials deny plans to invade Ukraine after start of negotiations with U.S.
• Omicron cases rise in U.S., causing businesses and schools to rethink protocols
• NFL teams shake up coaching staffs as regular season ends
• Space heater blamed for starting Bronx fire that killed 19, including nine children
• American Girl introduces Chinese-American doll as its "Girl of the Year"
• Cryptocurrency trends to watch in 2022
• Rapper-activist Meek Mill discusses progress on criminal justice reform through his nonprofit
• U.S. and Russian diplomats meet in Geneva over Ukraine crisis
• Gayle King celebrates 10 amazing years with CBS News
• Cliff collapse kills 10 people in Brazil
• Pulitzer Prize finalist reflects on tornado that devastated her hometown of Mayfield, Kentucky
• Infectious disease expert on why U.S. needs a different national strategy to fight pandemic
• Omicron variant of COVID-19 depletes hospital resources across U.S.
• 1/10: CBSN AM
• Families fight for accountability after generations were exposed to toxic water in North Carolina
• Ukrainian forces gear up for conflict as troops raise concerns over possible Russian military invasion
• Tennis star Novak Djokovic wins court battle to stay in Australia – for now
• New York City apartment fire kills 19, including nine children, after space heater malfunction
• Alarming number of children hospitalized with COVID-19 in U.S.
• Biden focusing on voting rights legislation; U.S. and Russia hold talks
• Doctor on surge in pediatric COVID cases and staying protected against Omicron