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Articles from January 11, 2022

• SF Tech Unicorn 'Bolt' Introduces 4-Day Workweek To Increase Productivity
• Marysville Mural Vandalized With Swastikas, Other Hate Symbols
• Experts Explain Why There Was No Red Flag Warning Issued Before Marshall Fire
• Colorado Governor Reviewing Century-Old Water Compact With Nebraska
• Clippers Rally From 25 Down In 2nd Half, Stun Nuggets 87-85
• Oregon Man Dies In Hospital After November Hit-And-Run In Tracy; Suspect Sought
• Denver Judge Clears The Way For The Broncos To Be Sold
• COVID Policy Pivot: Elk Grove Unified Revises Process For Notifying Families Of Positive Tests
• Mountain Lion Euthanized After Walking Into Lobby Of Vail Condo Building
• More Resort Ski Runs Open After Late Snowpack, Avalanche Mitigation Delays
• Malkin Scores Twice In Return, Penguins Defeat Ducks 4-1
• Governor Newsom Announces How He Plans To Pay For Universal Healthcare For State Residents
• Suspected North Korea Missile Test That Grounded Some US Flights Hit Speed Of Mach 10
• Residents Grab Their Free At-Home COVID Test Kits
• Morant Scores 29, Grizzlies Beat Warriors For 10th Straight, 116-108
• 3 Shot Outside Keene Mobile Home Park: 1 Dead, No Suspects In Custody
• Universal Health Care Bill Advances In California Assembly
• Alameda Co. Lawmakers Ban Smoking In Multi-Unit Residences In Unincorporated Areas
• Following Audit Alleging Misuse Of Funds, Adams 14 School Board Votes To Terminate Private Management Company
• Union Declines 'Best, Final' Offer From King Soopers; Strike Is Imminent
• Tom Brady Sends Total Love Letter To Patriots, Belichick And Kraft In What Was Meant To Be Final Documentary Episode
• Boston Wastewater Suggests Surge Of Omicron Cases May Be Falling Off
• Report: CDC Considering Whether To Recommend People Wear N95 Masks
• Kilometer-Wide Asteroid To Pass By Earth Next Week
• Chicago Weather: Warming Up To The 30s
• Cold Weather, Broken Heating System Forces Quincy Food Pantry To Close
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/12 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Pelicans Snap Wolves Winning Streak With 128-125 Win
• As More Children Are Hospitalized With COVID, Gov. Hochul Urges Families To Get Kids Vaccinated
• Norris To The Rescue As Loyola Tops Valpo In 2OT
• DeBrincat Scores Twice As Blackhawks Top Blue Jackets
• Pittsburgh City Council Hears Public Input About Proposed Annexation Of Wilkinsburg
• Gov. Baker Pushes Back On Pressure To Allow Remote Learning, Increased Mask Guidance
• Vučević, DeRozan Lift Bulls Over Pistons
• Bronx High-Rise Fire: Some City Residents Say They Have No Choice But To Use Space Heaters On Brutally Cold Days
• 29 For Trent Frazier As Illini Hold Off Nebraska
• 5 Straight Losses For DePaul As They Fall To Marquette
• Suspect Arrested In Fatal Shooting Of Taco Bell Employee Alejandro Garcia
• Lionsgate Studios Yonkers Officially Opens
• Minneapolis Police Investigate Shooting That May Have Involved False Imprisonment
• Police Say Fires Were Set In Highland, Indiana Meijer Store As Distraction By Shoplifters; Similar Incident Happened At Lansing Walmart
• Beaver County Fire Departments Rescue Fallen Horse
• Results In For Special Primary Elections
• What Are The Health Benefits Of Fresh Air?
• Mourners Pay Respects To Slain Baltimore Police Officer Keona Holley
• COVID Safety Agreement Between CPS, Chicago Teachers Union Is Not What Many Teachers Were Hoping To Get
• Maryland Medical Helicopter Traveling To Philadelphia Crash Lands; All 4 Occupants, Including Infant, Suffer Minor Injuries, Authorities Say
• 14 Victims Of Bronx High-Rise Fire Identified, While FDNY Investigation Focuses On Self-Closing Doors
• Off-Duty LAPD Officer Shot, Killed In Attempted Armed Robbery In South LA
• Minnesota's Hamse Warfa To Become U.S. State Department Senior Adviser: 'This Is A Calling'
• Synthetic Antibody Helping Shield COVID From Some Minnesota Cancer Patients, Organ Recipients
• North Texas First Responders, Healthcare System Strained By COVID-19 Omicron Surge
• Bay Area Businesses Find Creative Ways To Survive Months Of Supply Chain Delays
• #1 Baylor's 21-Game Winning Streak Ended By Texas Tech
• Charles Haley, Ronnie Lott Talk Of Renewal Of Cowboys-49ers Rivalry With Playoff Game Sunday
• Reinhart, Panthers Hand Canucks' Boudreau First Non-OT Loss
• Apple AirTags Are Supposed To Help People Find Lost Items Like Wallets And Keys, But They're Being Used To Stalk And Track People's Movements
• Son Stabs Parents In Playa Del Rey Home, Kills Father
• Gov. Newsom Plan Could Put Brakes on California's Soaring Gas Prices
• Grief, Anger For Family Of Slain DCFS Caseworker Deidre Silas: 'That Shouldn't Have Happened To My Sister'
• High Speed Travel A Factor In Middle River Car Crash Into Home, Reports Show
• American Red Cross Seeks Donations Amid 'National Blood Crisis'
• Blind Community Reveals Challenges With At-Home Testing, Calls For Changes
• Michigan Receiving $44.9 Million From FEMA For COVID-19 Response
• Bone Found In SUV Is From Ohio Mom Stephanie Van Nguyen, Who Vanished In 2002 With 2 Kids
• Large Crowds Expected For Return Of Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo
• $4K Reward Offered For Information In New Year's Day Murder Of Baltimore Teens
• Berks County School Contractor Accused Of Trying To Lure 13-Year-Old Girl
• MISSING: Courtney Williams, 16, Last Seen In West Englewood
• Man Killed, 2 Others Shot While Sitting In Car In Philadelphia's Holmesburg Neighborhood, Police Say
• Justice Department to form new domestic terrorism unit
• All Lanes Of SB 710 Freeway In Long Beach Blocked Due To Crash
• Plano ISD School Board Hears From Parents, Students On Both Sides Of Mask Mandate Argument
• Bronx High-Rise Fire Survivors File Lawsuit Against Building's Owners, Managers
• Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg, NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell Discuss Plans To Prosecute Certain Crimes
• UCLA Says Only Family Members Can Attend Indoor Games Through Jan. 21
• Wednesday's Show Info (1/12/21)
• Brooklyn Technical High School Students Stage Walkout Over COVID Concerns
• 'This Can't Be My Ticket': Modesto Mom Gets Parking Ticket From Los Angeles
• Man Seriously Injured In Northwest Baltimore Shooting
• Getting Answers: Are Distance Learning, Paid Sick Leave Due To Make A Return?
• Local Pharmacy Accused Of Charging More Than Double For At-Home COVID-19 Testing Kits
• Supervisors Vote In Favor Of $30,000 Per Day Fines For Illegal Cannabis
• Frustrating Tax Season Anticipated As COVID-19 Surge Sabotages IRS, Comptroller's Office
• Haymarket Center Files Discrimination Lawsuit After Village Of Itasca Rejects Plan For Addiction Treatment Center
• Eighth Graders Distribute Donations To 4 Brooklyn Food Pantries
• Orioles To Change Left-Field Dimensions At Camden Yards
• Hospitals Brace For Peaks In COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations
• Olympic Sprinter, Texas A&M Assistant Coach Deon Lendore Killed In Crash In Texas
• New York State Providing Residents With Additional $230 Million In Food Assistance
• How Many People Make A Mega Event? LA County Lowers Threshold For Mega Events
• NYC Parks Department Reminds Visitors To Never Walk On Bodies Of Water That Appear Frozen
• COVID Surge: Sonoma County Residents Unhappy As Some COVID Restrictions Return
• 2 Home Robbery Suspects Arrested After Leading High-Speed Chase In Stockton In Stolen Car
• New York To End Eviction Ban, Reopen Rent Relief Site
• ATP Tour Returns To Dallas After More Than 3 Decade Absence
• Minnetonka To Hold Meeting On Possible Mask Mandate
• Deadly Philly fire ignited by lighter and Christmas tree, officials say
• Gov. Phil Murphy Delivers New Jersey State Of The State Address, Promises No Increase In Taxes
• Connecticut's COVID Cases Continue To Climb
• Texas Law Hinders Efforts To Crack Down On Sex Trafficking, Dallas Police Say
• High School Students Start Movement To Get Malverne Street Named For Village Founder -- Who Was Also Local KKK Leader -- Changed
• 2022 MLS SuperDraft: Inter Miami CF Selects Defender, Forward & Pair Of Midfielders
• Police Investigate Possible Hate Crime in Brooklyn Park After Car Vandalized
• Minnesota Secretary Of State Tests Positive For COVID-19
• US Steel To Build $3B Mill In Arkansas
• CoCo Supervisor Karen Mitchoff Becomes Chairperson For Last Year Of Term
• 'Some More Energy...Could Be A Good Thing': Vikings Players Look Forward To New Atmosphere, Culture
• COVID In Colorado: Weld RE-4 School District To Change Mask Rule
• Substitutes Replace Sick Teachers To Begin Spring Semester In LAUSD
• Parents Struggling With Childcare When COVID-19 Closes Daycares
• After Noting Need In North Minneapolis, Group Takes Testing Matters Into Their Own Hands
• Major Illinois State Grant Is Poised To Bring New Life To Struggling Stretch Of Ashland Avenue In Back Of The Yards
• Pittsburgh Organization Looks To Help Victims Of Human Trafficking Get Back On Their Feet
• 'Plan Accordingly': Minnesotans Told To Expect More Disruptions As Omicron Spreads
• U.S. Navy promises to fix the Hawaii water contamination crisis
• SF City Attorney Investigating Potentially Unlicensed COVID Testing Company
• Anne Arundel Executive Defends Mask Mandate, Admits Difficulty Enforcing It; Covid Strains Maryland Hospitals, Schools
• COVID: Website Issues with San Francisco's Testing Partner Still Plaguing Sites
• Napa County COVID Case Rate Reaches New High
• Berkeley Police Arrest Driver On Outstanding Warrant, Find Ghost Gun and Cocaine
• Metro Mobility Customers Urged To Cancel 'Non-Essential Trips' Amid Driver, Staff Shortages
• COVID, Supply Chain & Weather Issues Causing Some Empty Shelves At Grocery Stores In Tri-State Area
• Marshall Fire Investigation Focuses On Burning Shed
• UIC Study Shows Little Relationship Between Chicago Speed Cameras' Safety Impact And Number Of Tickets Issued
• Drop-Off Sites Across New York City Overflowing With Donations For Bronx High-Rise Fire Victims
• 'It Continues To Be A Challenge': The Immunocompromised Seek More Boosters Against COVID-19
• Kids learn life lessons one chess move at a time
• Red Cross Urges Blood Donations Among 'Critical' Shortage, Offers Super Bowl Tickets
• People Near Long Island Sound Loathe And Embrace One Bitterly Cold Tuesday
• Construction Workers And First Responders Provide Tips On Staying Warm While Working Outside
• Radon Testing And Mitigation
• Historic Carpenters' Hall In Philadelphia Offering New Airbnb Experience
• Some U.S. flights on West Coast grounded amid North Korea's missile launch
• Gov. Greg Abbott Urges Denton County Leaders To Stand Unified Against Human Trafficking And Fentanyl
• Unvaccinated Pitt Students Disenrolled
• State Legislature's Failure To Enact Bipartisan Congressional Map Means Courts Will Likely Intervene
• Can You Trust Home COVID-19 Test Results?
• East Coast Storms Set Up A Colder Breeze For South Florida This Weekend
• The 2022 Oscars will have a host for the first time in 4 years
• Yolo County Vaccine Clinic Volunteers
• Oakland City Councilmembers Propose Ban on Ghost Guns
• Minnesota Hospitals, Red Cross Ask For Blood Donations Amid National Supply 'Crisis'
• Milton Grocer Blames Omicron Variant For Empty Shelves, Price Increases
• New York governor says state "might be cresting" Omicron peak
• Supervisor Kathryn Barger Calls For Plan To Guard Against COVID Testing Fraud, ID Theft
• Uncertain Times Driving Up Demand Of Trip And Health Travel Insurance
• COVID-19 Will Cause 17 Pittsburgh Public Schools To Move Online Wednesday
• 22-Year-Old Faces Stalking Charge After Allegedly Placing Tracker On Woman's Car, Threatening Her
• Louisville Police Issue Warning About Scammers During Marshall Fire Recovery Process
• Brittany Pettersen Announces Run For Congress 1 Day After Perlmutter Retirement Announcement
• New York Giants Fire Head Coach Joe Judge
• Wolf Kills One Dog, Injures Another In Jackson County
• Shut Down After Partial Roof Collapse, James Rickards Middle School In Fort Lauderdale Set To Reopen
• North Carolina court upholds GOP-drawn maps
• Open For Business: Buckman's Is The Perfect Place To Suit Up Before Hitting The Slopes
• New Charges Filed Against Harmony Montgomery's Stepmother
• Northwest Indiana Police Chase Ends On Chicago's South Side
• 'Signs Of Promise' In Latest COVID-19 Surge In Chicago, But City's Top Doctor Says It's Too Early To Say Cases Have Peaked
• January 6 Committee subpoenas Trump allies who helped plan "Stop the Steal" rally
• 5 Reasons You Should Not Deliberately Catch Omicron To 'Get It Over With'
• Human Patient Receives Pig Heart In First-Of-Its-Kind Transplant
• North Allegheny Families Sue Over Optional Mask Policy
• More Than 800 LAPD Employees In Quarantine For COVID After Positive Tests Jump A Second Week In A Row
• Marshall Fire: Coloradans Can Now Drop Off Donations For Fire Victims
• Road Rage Shooting On Turnpike Lands Two In Hospital; Suspect On The Loose
• Keller @ Large: Vilification Of Dr. Fauci Continues At Senate Health Committee COVID-19 Hearing
• Joe Judge Fired By New York Giants
• It's Official! Broward County School Board Votes To Approve Use Of Metal Detectors At County Schools
• Wild Agree To 3-Year, $3.6M Extension With Jon Merrill
• Parkland Shooter Nikolas Cruz Attends Hearing Virtually Ahead Of Upcoming Sentencing Trial
• Brighton Puppies Among The Contestants For Puppy Bowl XVIII
• Police: South Florida Couple Kidnap, Torture Man For Three Days
• VIDEO: Antioch Police Arrest Driver Who Slammed Camaro into Light Pole While Doing Donuts
• Teenager Crystal Rodriguez Shot, Killed In Drive-By While Asleep In Bed
• Fauci Derides Rand Paul In Senate Hearing As COVID Cases Rise: 'You Are Distorting Everything About Me'
• Patriots Place Jalen Mills On COVID-19 List
• Broward Voters Head To Polls For Special Primary Elections
• Register For Dallas Dinner Table Annual MLK Day Event
• San Francisco Mayor Breed Orders Healthcare Providers To Increase COVID Testing Or Face Fines
• Pig Heart Recipient Continues To Recover From Transplant
• Biden Makes Push For Voting Bills, Says There Is 'No Option' But To Kill The Filibuster
• Oscars Will Again Have A Host; Glenn Weiss Returns As Director
• Delaware County Hospitals Overwhelmed As COVID Cases, Hospitalizations Explode
• Gov. DeSantis Lays Out 2022 Agenda In State Of The State Speech
• Cervical Cancer Is One Of The Only Cancers That Can Be Entirely Eliminated
• A stolen dog was returned to his owner — thanks to a family's sleuthing
• Medical Helicopter Crashes In Pennsylvania With 4 People, Including Infant, On Board
• Exclusive: CBS4 News Takes A Look Inside Tropical Park's COVID-19 Testing Site
• President Biden: Get Rid of Filibuster To Pass Voting Rights Legislation
• Fire Rips Through Storage Facility In Sayreville, New Jersey
• 2 Killed In Missouri Plane Crash Were Pilots From Ohio
• 'Very, Very Difficult Decisions': Chicago Doctors Worry As Blood Shortages Affect Area Hospitals
• Florida Hospitals Top 11,000 Patients With COVID-19
• Massachusetts Reports 116 Additional COVID Deaths Over 3 Days, 17,802 New Cases
• Terry Shaffer, Former Shanksville Fire Chief Who Responded On 9/11, Needs New Heart
• First Responders Warn Dog Owners About Dangers Of Thin Ice
• Patriots Reunite With Cre'von LeBlanc, Sign Cornerback To Practice Squad
• Water Main Breaks Floods Milk Street In Boston On Coldest Day Of Season
• New Indoor Mask Mandate Now In Effect In Delaware As Hospitals See Surge In COVID-19
• COVID: Palo Alto Unified Asks Parents to Volunteer to Help Keep Schools Open
• Rachel Balkovec Becomes First Woman Manager In Minor Leagues
• Jury Finds Monterey Man Guilty On 12 Counts Of Child Molestation, Sexual Battery
• Experts Expect 3 MPD Officers Federally Charged In George Floyd's Death To Testify
• Teen Arrested After Cops Say He Pointed Firearm At Victim During Road Rage Incident
• George Floyd Case: Minnesota Judge Denies Motion To Reconsider Live Streaming For Trial Of 3 Former Officers
• CHOP Warning Parents To Keep At-Home COVID Test Kits Out Of Children's Reach
• Traffic Alert: Eastbound SR 836 Ramp To Northbound I-95 Closing At Night All Week
• Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot tests positive for COVID-19
• Marshall Fire Victims Can Retrieve Burned Vehicles For Insurance Purposes
• Behind The Scenes At AT&T Stadium From The Man Who Has All The Keys
• Man Shot Dead In St. Paul's Union Park Neighborhood
• Genesee County GOP Party Chairman Gets Probation For Harassment
• 26 Million Rapid At-Home COVID Tests Coming To Massachusetts Over Next 3 Months, Baker Says
• Don't Try To Intentionally Contract Omicron, CHOP Doctor Pleads
• Fatal LAPD Shootings Jumped In 2021; More Suspects Armed With Non-Firearm Weapons
• Body Pulled From Learned Pond In Framingham
• MI AG: Watch Out For Fake Covid Test Kits
• Judge Allows Critical DNA Evidence In Vanessa Marcotte Murder Case
• Enjoy Warm Weather Before The Weekend Cold Front Arrives
• Tuukka Rask Is Officially Back With The Boston Bruins
• Health Officer Says Omicron Wave Pushes Napa County's Case Rate to Record High
• MDHHS Awarded Grant To Address Mental Health Needs Of SE Michigan Flood Survivors
• Researchers Spot First Right Whale Of The Season In Cape Cod Bay
• Maryland Educators Union Invites Gubernatorial Candidates To Forum
• Steelers Coach Mike Tomlin 'Dozed Off' During Playoff-Clinching Chargers-Raiders Game
• Twin Cities Man Gets 19 Years For Child Pornography, Exploiting Minors Over Instagram
• SoFi Stadium To Host 2023 College Football Playoff National Championship
• Recall: Beef Processed By Oregon Company And Sold In California Could Contain E. Coli
• 2 Women Jailed After Danville Costco Purse Theft Followed By Walnut Creek Nordstrom Shopping Spree
• Fast Facts: College Football Playoff
• Pittsburgh Father Charged In 7-Week-Old Son's Death
• Attorney Sentenced To 180 Days In Workhouse, Must Pay $15K Restitution For Swindling Drug Case Client
• Mic'd Up Rob Gronkowski Made Sure To Ask Tom Brady For One More Catch -- For $500,000
• Man Shot, Critically Wounded While Driving In Auburn Gresham
• COVID: Sonoma County Business Owners Worried About Impact of New Health Order
• Penguins Add Heinen And Aston-Reese To COVID-19 List
• Date set for new Amazon union vote at Bessemer, Alabama facility
• US Grounded West Coast Flights After NORAD Alerted North Korean Missile Launch
• Chicago Weather: Not As Cold
• 49ers-Cowboys Playoff Rivalry Resumes After Long Wait
• Pittsburgh Penguins' Evgeni Malkin To Make Season Debut Tuesday
• Maryland Weather: Arctic Air Loses Its Grip, Plus Chances For Snow Ahead
• 2 Arrested In Shooting At The Bank In Old Town Temecula That Killed Hemet Father
• State Bill Creating Universal Healthcare System Debated In Legislature
• Michigan State Health Leaders Predict Peak In Covid-19 Cases End Of January-Beginning Of February
• LA Nurses Protest Protocols Directing Healthcare Workers Asymptomatic With COVID to Return To Work
• 'I Want A Bloodbath,' Barricaded Suspect Told Police During Hialeah Gardens Standoff
• Dan Shaughnessy Doesn't Vote For David Ortiz For Hall Of Fame, But Does Vote For Jeff Kent
• Anne Arundel County To Hold 6 More Vaccination Clinics For Children 5-11
• 2022 MLK Celebration Week In Dallas
• Cambridge Mayor Andrew Bradshaw Resigns After Revenge Porn Charges
• Decades After 'The Catch' 49ers-Cowboys Playoff Rivalry Resumes
• Flags To Be Flown At Half-Staff For Western Minnesota Firefighter Who Died In Line Of Duty
• Vehicle Crashes Into Ross Township Adult Store
• Free Radon Test Kits Available To Denver Residents At Denver Animal Shelter Jan 12 And Jan 18
• University Of Colorado Boulder To Require Booster Shots
• Deputies Searching For Esparto High Generator Thief
• COVID In MN: Vaccine Incentives For Kids 5 To 11 Include $200 Gift Cards, $100K Scholarship Drawings
• Pittsburgh Blood Bank Raises Alarm About National Shortage
• Former Official With LA City Attorney's Office To Plead Guilty In Ongoing Corruption Probe Into LADWP Billing Debacle
• Former Ku Klux Klan Hall In Fort Worth Being Turned Into 'Arts And Community Healing' Space
• Bank Of America Slashing Fees For Overdrafts, Eliminating Charge For Bounced Checks
• Gov. Hogan Unveils $4.6 Billion Tax Cut Proposal
• Handgun, Ammunition Found Inside Locker At Euclid Middle School
• Reward For Information That Helps Locate Missing NH Girl Harmony Montgomery Reaches $100,000
• EEOC Sues MDOT Over Alleged Pay Discrimination Against Male Employee
• Mike Zimmer's Best And Worst Games As Vikings Head Coach
• Michigan's COVID Surge Won't Peak For Several Weeks
• Wisconsin Gubernatorial Campaigns Hauling In Massive Funds In Contest Over Battleground State
• Ford Maverick, Bronco Win Truck, Utility Of The Year Awards
• Governors' Split On Business Vaccine Mandates Highlights Changing GOP Base
• Minnesota Weather: Warmer Temps On Tuesday, Snow Possible This Week
• $1 Million PowerBall Ticket Sold In Rockville, Lottery Says
• New Yorkers Brave Some Of The Coldest Temperatures In Years; Tips To Stay Safe
• Doctor who branded patients' livers can no longer practice
• After Announcement Of National Blood Crisis, Vitalant Encourages Donation In Colorado
• Red Cross Says Nation's Blood Supply Is Dangerously Low
• People, Pets Lost In Marshall Fire Honored In Emotional Gathering
• Westchester Reopening COVID Vaccination Site To Combat 'Explosion' Of Cases, Latimer Says
• Hospitals In Anne Arundel County At 90% Occupancy During COVID-19 Surge, Officials Say
• Fayette County Lawyer Accused Of Misappropriating Over $200K In Client Funds
• Massachusetts Named Best State To Raise A Family, According To New Ranking
• Health Officials Update COVID-19 Guidelines For K-12 Schools In Michigan
• Police: Suspect Made Anti-Mexican Statements Before Punching Teen In Face On Subway
• Icy, Frigid Morning Commute Puts MBTA Trains To The Test
• Florida Lawmakers To Consider 15-Week Abortion Limit
• Governors' split on business vaccine mandates highlights changing GOP base
• World's top speed skater headed to Olympics thanks to teammate
• Pete Buttigieg Visits LA, Long Beach Ports To Discuss Cargo Logjam
• Floppy, The Unique One-Winged Penguin, Adapting To Life At Pittsburgh Zoo And PPG Aquarium
• California State Capitol Flags Flying At Half-Staff In Honor Of Firefighter David Spink
• Key West Bartender Tip Led To Arrest In Burning Of Iconic Buoy
• $13 Million SuperLotto Ticket Sold At Sunnymead Liquor In Moreno Valley
• Temperatures Feel Like Single Digits As Coldest Day In 3 Years Hits Philadelphia Region
• Man Shot, Injured in San Francisco's Tenderloin District
• Health Commissioner Dr. Cheryl Bettigole Hopes COVID-19 Cases Have Plateaued In Philadelphia
• Despite Looking OK, Most Bodies Of Water In Metro Denver Have Thin, Unsafe Ice
• DCFS Had Been In Touch With 6-Year-Old Damari Perry's Family Before He Was Killed; His Mother And Siblings Are Now Charged In His Death
• Chicago Public Schools Teachers Return To Classrooms Amid Tentative COVID-19 Safety Deal With Teachers' Union; Students To Return To Class Tomorrow
• Tuolumne Man, 66, Dies In Motorcycle Crash In Sonora
• Colorado Passport Agency To Help Those Impacted By Marshall Fire At Disaster Assistance Center On Tuesday
• 9-Foot Sculpture Of Harriet Tubman Arrives In Philadelphia Ahead Of Her 200th Birthday
• COVID In Minnesota: Positivity Rate Spikes To 19.1%, Average Daily Cases Hit New Record
• Virus That Threatens Porcupines Turns Up In Maine, Kills 3
• No States Removed From Chicago's Travel Advisory
• 23-year-old saves three kids from icy pond
• Betty White Died Of A Stroke She Suffered Six Days Earlier
• Chicago Fire Department Puts Out Space Heater Warning
• McHenry County Deputies Shoot And Kill Suspect While Responding To Domestic Violence Call In Port Barrington
• Judge: Lawsuit Can Proceed Against Flint Water Contractor
• Maryland Hospital Association Calls For Public's Help During 'Worst Surge' Of COVID-19 Crisis
• Lewisville Animal Shelter Temporarily Closing Due To Increased COVID Cases Among Workers
• Irving Park Community Food Pantry Reopens Tuesday After New Year's Eve Fire
• Man Charged With Ramming Firefighters In Domestic Incident Released From Custody
• Gov. Tom Wolf: Vaccines, Not Shutdowns, Strategy For Fighting COVID-19
• Baker Activates 500 Additional National Guard Members To Help Health Care System
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis' 2022 State Of State Speech
• COVID-19 Spike Postpones Sacramento County Homeless Count Again
• Omicron Surge: Oakland Charter School Closes For Week Because Of Teacher Shortage
• Health Insurers Will Cover Cost Of At-Home COVID-19 Tests Beginning Saturday
• Broncos GM Paton Begins Search For Fangio's Replacement
• Family Of Riverside County Employee Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit Over His Exposure To COVID-19 At Work
• Red Cross declares first-ever national blood crisis
• 2 Women Found Dead In Baldwin Park House Fire
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Approach 3,500
• Missing Pittsburgh Man, Believed To Be Headed To Florida, Found Safe
• Chicago deal to resume in-person class includes more testing, KN95 masks
• Opera Singer Maria Ewing Dies At 71
• 65,630 Los Angeles students and staff test positive for COVID
• Officers fired for playing Pokémon Go during robbery lose appeal
• Lewisville Resident Joins Millionaire's Club After $1 Million Scratch Ticket Win
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Says Vaccine Is Strategy To Fight COVID-19, Not Shutdowns
• Man Killed In Minneapolis' First Homicide Of 2022 ID'd As Angelo Morehead
• Newsom Proposes Freezing Gas Tax Hike To Combat Inflation
• African Serval Found In Lincoln To Undergo Surgery, Be Moved To Sanctuary In Minnesota
• COVID FAQ: How Long Does Immunity From Booster Shot Last? What's Driving Omicron Spike?
• Cam Newton Wants To Stay In NFL, But 'I'm Not Coming Back For No 5-12 [Season]'
• Rep. Ruppersberger Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Some Experts Warning US Drivers To Get Ready For $4 Gasoline
• Search & Rescue Crews Practice Avalanche Mission With New Tools
• LIST: These Were Some Of The Coldest Cities & Towns Around Boston Tuesday Morning
• Legal Battle Involving Proposed Amendment Involving Florida Casinos Continues To Escalate
• Display Inside Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library Illuminates Black Brotherhood And Sisterhood
• More Than 100 North Philadelphia Residents Without Power After Vehicle Crashes Into Pole, Causes Fire
• First Responders On Scene Of Natural Gas Leak Reported In West Baltimore, Fire Union Says
• WATCH LIVE: Health Officials Urging Pennsylvanians Who Are Pregnant To Get Vaccinated
• Mystery of mom who left note in 2002 about driving into river solved
• Kazakhstan uprising quashed, Russian troops set to head home
• Rick Spielman's Best And Worst Draft Picks As Vikings GM
• Dallas Police Searching For Robbery Suspect Who Shot Store Clerk In Stomach
• Can't find a COVID-19 test? Try these tracking apps
• Florida Senators Back Incentives For Entertainment Industry
• COVID Stay At Home: Sonoma Health Officer Urges Residents To Stay Home Amid Omicron Surge
• Nick Saban's, Alabama's Loss Opens Door For Patriots To Win Super Bowl
• North Carolina deputy placed on leave after fatally shooting man
• Florida's Blue-Green Algae Task Force Bill To Save Seagrass, Manatees, Moves Through Senate
• Boston Marathon Announces 'Fastest And Most Decorated' Women's Professional Field In Race's History
• King Of The Court
• Northern Minnesota Nickel Mine Developer Has Major Commitment From Tesla
• Home Health Care Worker Shoots Man During Attempted Robbery In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• Denver Nuggets Finalize Deal With Pistons, Send Bol Bol To Detroit, Receive Rodney McGruder And Draft Pick
• Bank Of America Is Slashing Account Overdraft Fees For All Accounts
• Florida's State University System Launches Online Graduation Tool
• Nebraska Announces $500 Million Plan To Claim Water From Colorado
• Denver Public Schools Superintendent Alex Marrero Heads Back To Class To Fill In As Substitute Teacher
• MLK Jr Colorado Holiday Commission Behind Initiative To Teach King's Nonviolent Strategy
• Victims' families push for more gun safety laws: "A preventable crisis"
• Clock Ticks As King Soopers & Union Stall At Bargaining Table
• "More disasters" possible after cliff collapse kills 10 tourists, expert warns
• City Keeps Using Taxpayer Money To Fight CBS 2's FOIA Request On Racism, Harassment At Streets And San Yard
• Frozen Food: Mount Washington Sees Temps Of 30 Below Zero For Breakfast
• Half Of Americans Say They Struggle To Make Simple Dishes In The Kitchen
• Man, 34, Shot & Killed In Northwest Baltimore
• Ransomware Group Claims Successful Hack Of Broomfield Cybersecurity Firm
• Denver Teachers' Union Wants Brief Return To Remote Learning To Catch Up
• Weather Blog: This Wind Isn't Done With Us Just Yet
• Philadelphia Weather: Arctic Air, Bone-Chilling Winds To Yield Coldest Day In Last 3 Years
• Texas Airport Makes TSA's 2021 List Of Most Unusual Confiscated Items At Security Checkpoints
• Another Endangered Florida Panther Struck, Killed By Vehicle
• CBS4's Steve Goldstein Looks At What's Next For The Miami Dolphins
• Mexican Singer Assaulted, Robbed Outside Of Tracy Nightclub Before Performance
• Bloodied Brad Marchand Helps Bruins 'Demoralize' Capitals After Taking Vicious High Stick To Nose
• PTL Links: Jan. 11, 2022
• LAUSD Students Return To Campuses Tuesday
• Georgia Defeats Alabama To Win First College Football Championship In 41 Years
• Cunningham Leads Pistons Over Jazz 126-116
• Once A Staple Of State Street, Department Stores Are Now 'A Very Small Part Of Our Lives'
• 19-Year-Old Man Charged In Logan Square And Humboldt Park Carjackings
• Lions Give Hope For 2022 Season
• Daly City Woman Comes Face-To-Face With Mountain Lion In Her Backyard
• Speaker Hortman To Ask Committee For Approval Of OSHA's Vaccination, Testing Compliance For House Employees
• McCarthy vows to kick three Democrats from committees if elected speaker
• Best jobs for 2022? Think COVID-19 and cyberattacks.
• Gov. Hogan Holds Stronger Approval Than Biden In Deeply Blue Maryland, Poll Finds
• Florida's 2022 Legislative Session Opens Tuesday
• 18-Year-Old Shot On Moving Subway In The Bronx
• Man receives pig heart in first-of-its-kind transplant
• Pfizer: Vaccine targeting Omicron will be ready in March
• Chicago Teachers Union leaders strike deal to resume in-person classes
• U.S.-Russia talks notch minor progress on arms control but remain stuck on NATO expansion
• North Korea launches second suspected ballistic missile in a week
• Biden takes long-shot push for voting rights to Atlanta
• Betty White died of a stroke she suffered six days earlier
• Could common colds hold the key to variant-proof COVID vaccines?
• California lawmakers to take up creating universal health care system
• UPDATE: Computer Issues Shut Down COVID Testing Sites in San Francisco, Hayward
• Trump claims absolute immunity in attempt to toss January 6 suits
• Spotty, Light Rain & Sleet Pellets Possible Today In Parts Of North Texas
• Georgia wins first national title since 1980, beats Alabama 33-18
• Steeler Great Jerome Bettis Starts Final Semester At Notre Dame
• Colorado Weather: Quiet Until Friday When It Turns Colder With Light Mountain Snow
• Stunning images capture rare snowy owl in Washington, D.C.
• COVID home tests: Americans to be reimbursed starting Saturday
• Bob Saget was found in bed by hotel security, incident report says
• Woman Hit By Port Authority Bus In Critical Condition
• WHO says half of Europe likely to catch Omicron within 2 months
• 7 More Philadelphia Schools Switch To Virtual Learning Through Jan. 14
• Prior Lake-Savage Schools Latest To Shift To Distance Learning
• Inmates On Oklahoma Death Row Seek Firing Squad As Lethal Injection Alternative
• Pittsburgh Weather: Frigid Morning Temperatures, Wind Chills
• 64-Year-Old Man Shot While Driving In Logan Square
• Chicago Handing Out 1.5 Million KN95 Masks To Aldermen, Community Groups
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations In US Reach Levels Not Seen Since Last Winter's Surge
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/11 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• Badger hunting for food instead unearths ancient treasure
• Fire Marshal's Office Finishes Collecting Evidence From Deadly Fairmount Fire
• Chicago Weather: Bitter Cold Morning, Warmup On The Way
• State legislatures keep up push to change voting laws after 2020 election
• Flanagan High Teacher Arrested For Sexual Relationship With 17-Year-Old Student
• Miami-Dade Schools Superintendent Alberto Carvalho Takes To Twitter To Address Nearly 100,000 Student Absences
• 2 inmates seeking firing squads over injections for their executions
• Coldest Day In Nearly 3 Years With Subzero Wind Chills All Day
• North Philadelphia House Fire Leaves Woman Critically Injured
• Mask Wearing In Plum Borough School District Now Optional
• Warming Centers Open For Those In Need Amid Bitter Temps
• China locks down another city as Omicron spreads ahead of Olympics
• Gov. DeSantis To Lay Out 2022 Agenda In State Of The State Speech
• School Closings And Delays For Tuesday, January 11, 2022
• COVID: Changing Guidelines Create Confusion For Bay Area Employers, Workers
• LaVar Arrington, John Luckhardt Selected To College Football Hall Of Fame
• U.S. Mint Issues New Quarter Featuring Poet Laureate Maya Angelou
• Rangers Come Up Short Against Kings
• Pittsburgh International Airport One Of 50 U.S. Airports To Have 'Buffer Zone' When 5G Service Expands
• Mayor Ed Gainey Calls For 30-Day Pause On Oakland Crossings Redevelopment Plan
• With Harden Out, Trail Blazers Take Down Nets
• Pa. Rep. Matt Dowling Returns Home After Months In Hospital Following Car Crash
• Man Charged With Animal Cruelty For Second Time, Faced Other Charges In 2016
• Evgeni Malkin Nearing Return From Knee Injury

Videos from January 11, 2022

• Democrat wins congressional seat in Florida special election
• Novak Djokovic back on court after legal victory in Australia
• U.S. sets new record for COVID-19 hospitalizations
• Chess program that teaches kids life lessons grows
• Two U.S. banks cut overdraft fees
• Districts move classrooms outdoors to prevent COVID spread
• Biden supports changing Senate rules to pass voting bills
• Likely cause determined in deadly Philadelphia fire
• Biden and Harris go to Georgia to advocate for federal voter protection laws
• Some U.S. flights grounded amid North Korea missile launch
• Law enforcement COVID deaths up 65% in 2021
• Justice Department to form new domestic terrorism unit
• Fauci fires back at Rand Paul during heated exchange
• Baby among four survivors in medical helicopter crash
• Dr. Anthony Fauci lashes out at Senator Rand Paul after getting death threats
• New quarter designs honor pioneering American women
• 1/11: Red and Blue
• Republican candidates jumping into Pennsylvania Senate race
• Talks between U.S. and Russia off to a slow start
• Biden makes push for voting bills and says there is "no option" but to kill the filibuster
• Georgia voting rights advocates demand Democrats take action
• North Korea launches second missile test in less than a week
• Woman saves three kids from icy pond in Colorado
• President Joe Biden ramps up messaging to pass voting rights legislation
• Medical helicopter crashes in Pennsylvania
• Dangerous cold front sweeps across much of the United States
• Fauci calls GOP senator a "moron" on hot mic after tense exchange
• How to make healthy habits stick throughout 2022
• U.S. breaks record for COVID-19 hospitalizations
• Officials push for schools to continue in-person learning amid COVID-19 Omicron surge
• Meet the history-making women being honored on quarters in 2022
• College football championship and the start of NFL playoffs
• Biden to speak on voting rights in Atlanta
• President Biden and Vice President Harris head to Georgia to push for new voting rights measures
• Voting rights bills face uncertain future in Congress
• Trump claims immunity in effort to toss January 6th lawsuits
• What to expect as Biden pushes for voting rights bill in Atlanta
• U.S. News reveals 2022 Best Jobs list — and here’s why information security analyst is No. 1
• Gun safety advocates say firearm risks must be studied and treated like other public health threats
• Police officers fired for playing Pokémon Go during robbery lose appeal
• Actor David Arquette on reprising his role as Dewey Riley in "Scream" sequel
• Maryland surgeons transplant genetically-modified pig's heart into human patient in medical first
• 180-million-year-old giant "sea dragon" fossil discovered in UK
• U.S. and Russia hold talks aimed at defusing tensions over Ukraine
• 1/11: CBSN AM
• President Biden to deliver remarks on voting rights fight in Atlanta
• Talks between U.S. and Russia continue amid tensions over Ukraine
• Chicago public schools reopen for students after city, teachers reach deal