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Articles from January 15, 2022

• Pacific Tsunami Update: Waves Surge Onto Bay Area Beaches Following Huge Tonga Volcano Blast
• SoCal Sweep: Oregon Follows UCLA Upset With Win Vs No. 5 USC
• Sunday's Show Info (1/16/22)
• LA County Confirms More Than 28,000 COVID Deaths; Reports Highest Number of Daily New Deaths Since April 2021
• Talk Radio Icon, Los Angeles Legend Michael Jackson Dies At 87
• Lines At Grocery Give Away In Boulder County Highlights The Need Following The Marshall Fire
• No. 3 UCLA Beats Oregon St., 81-65, Behind Juzang's 24 Points
• 3 Pedestrians Hit, Injured In Adams County Crash Stemming From Domestic Violence Incident
• Adrian Kempe, Phillip Danault Lead Kings Past Kraken 3-1
• Private Insurance Now Covers At-Home COVID-19 Testing
• 'We're Paying The Price As Consumers,' Union Pacific Rep Says Of Increased Train Robberies In LA
• Sacramento Expects Busy Holiday Weekend, Will COVID Surge Impact Business?
• Port Of Long Beach Worker Killed By Vehicle
• Crime Stoppers Offers $1,000 Reward For Information In Hit And Run In Austin
• Joliet Police Investigate Shooting Of Driver, Multiple Crashes
• Tsunami Advisory Canceled For San Francisco Bay Area, Remains Near Santa Cruz
• Balanced Portland State Fends Off Sacramento State 67-62
• FBI: Man Who Held Hostages Was Not Focused On Jewish Community
• ESPN's Seth Wickersham Thinks Tom Brady Will Retire After This Playoff Run With Bucs
• Grass Valley Veteran Gets Hero's Welcome To A New, Custom Home
• How Minnesota Manufacturers Have Weathered Supply Chain Disruptions
• As Winter Storm System Moves In, Pittsburghers Pack Grocery Stores For Last-Minute Items
• All Hostages Are Out Alive And Safe At Congregation Beth Israel In Colleyville, Suspect Dead
• Nets Rout Pelicans But Lose Durant To Sprained Left Knee
• 40-Year-Old Michelle Alyssa Go Killed After Being Pushed In Front Of Oncoming Subway In Times Square; 'Absolutely Senseless Act Of Violence'
• Jokic Has Eighth Triple-Double As Nuggets Rout Lakers, 133-96
• Tips For Keeping Your Dog Safe In The Winter Weather
• San Francisco Home Invasion Crime Spree Involving Gray Infiniti Stuns Residents
• NYPD: Rabbi Held Hostage In Texas Synagogue Reached Out To NYC Rabbi
• Ups And Downs: Patriots Completely Dominated By Bills In Embarrassing Wild Card Loss
• Texas Governor Abbott: 'All Hostages Are Out Alive And Safe' At Congregation Beth Israel In Colleyville
• Fleury Has 37 saves, Blackhawks Beat Ducks 3-0
• North Texas Police Departments Increase Security At Synagogues, Other Jewish Sites
• White, Murray Fuel Spurs past Clippers, 101-94
• Celtics Rally Late, Edge Bulls 114-112 on Williams' FTs
• Tsunami Advisory Lifted For Huntington Beach And Newport Beach
• Barrett, Randle Power Knicks Past Hawks For 3rd Straight Win
• 1 Shot In Downtown Pittsburgh
• Tsunami Alert Forces Daylong Evacuation of Berkeley Marina
• Marylanders, State Highway Administration Prepping For Snow Sunday, Monday
• Patriots Blown Out By Bills, Failing To Win Playoff Game For Third Straight Season
• Firefighters Still On Scene Of Blaze At Passaic Warehouse 24 Hours Later
• Family, Friends Hold Vigil For Kristal Bayron Nieves, 19-Year-Old Killed In East Harlem Burger King Robbery
• Newborn Baby Found Dead Inside Duffel Bag Outside Fire Station In Chicago
• Indiana Pacers' Keifer Sykes Hosts Coat Giveaway At Alma Mater In Chicago
• Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Tweets That All Hostages Are Safe After Standoff Inside Dallas-Area Synagogue
• Police: Robbery Suspect Who Escaped Custody At Brooklyn Hospital Located, Placed Under Arrest
• All-Stars Kreider, Fox Lead Rangers Past Flyers 3-2
• Seven Springs Opens Faster, High-Capacity Chairlift
• Body Found In Water At MacArthur Park
• All-Stars Kreider, Fox Lead Rangers Past Flyers
• Patriots 5th Quarter Poll: How Do You View The 2021 Season?
• Residents, PennDOT Prepare For Bitter Cold, Measurable Snow In Approaching Winter Storm
• Dolphin Marina Docks In Marina Del Rey Suffer Minor Damage From Tsunami Surge
• Hostage Situation At Congregation Beth Israel In Colleyville, Texas
• Boston's COVID Vaccination Requirement Is Now In Effect
• Mac Jones Getting Sacked On A Fake Spike Sums Up Patriots' Brutal Start In Buffalo
• Oak Park Celebrates Native Betty White's Legacy
• Maryland Prepares For Next Winter Snow Sunday Into Monday
• Investigation Underway In Fatal Shooting Of Cudahy Man
• Charlestown Man Arrested On Firearm And Drug Charges After Allegedly Pulling Out Loaded Gun On Another Driver
• Chicago Weather: Clear And Cold
• Fire Departments Remind Residents To Keep Fire Hydrants Clear Of Snow
• Legislators And Educators Hold Roundtable On Closing 'Digital Divide' In Baltimore
• Bengals Stop Late Raiders Rally; Vegas One and Done in Playoffs
• Two U.S. Representatives Show Support For Starbucks Workers Who Want To Unionize
• Two-Vehicle Collision Causes One Fatality On Sutter Bypass Bridge
• New Biweekly Recycling Schedule Begins Tuesday In Baltimore
• 1 Dead, 1 Hurt After Boat Carrying Duck Hunters Capsizes In Creek
• 'We Need To Teach His History': Events Across Minneapolis Honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• Train Derailment Causes Road Closures In Lincoln Heights
• Tsunami Advisory Forces Beach Closures Up And Down Orange County Coastline
• Jackknifed Semi Blocking Several Lanes On I-80 In Vacaville
• Bay Area Tongan Community Fearful Following Volcanic Tsunami
• Tom Brady Gives Super Bowl Tickets To Young Brain Cancer Survivor Noah Reeb
• Minnesota Educators Plan To Rally On MLK Jr. Day
• Civil Rights Leaders Celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s 93rd Birthday In Chicago
• Hours Left To Sign Up For Health Insurance Through Maryland Health Connection
• Law Enforcement On Heightened Alert Around Jewish Houses Of Worship After Hostage Situation In Texas
• Cook County Mass Vaccination Sites Reopening Next Week
• Baltimore City, County Health Departments Distribute At-Home COVID Test Kits
• Several Events Planned To Honor Martin Luther King, Jr. Across Colorado
• 'I Want A Taste Of Heartbreak Hill': Runners Training For Boston Marathon Brace Frigid Conditions
• Vanecek, Wilson Lead Capitals Past Islanders
• Garland Partners With NAACP To Host 33rd Annual MLK Jr. Day Parade
• DNR Urges Snowmobile Safety After Fatalities And Accidents Reported This Season
• A Sleeveless David Andrews Takes Field For Patriots' Pre-Game Warmups In Freezing Buffalo
• Six-Car Traffic Collision On Highway 12 Leaves One Dead
• Man Killed Trying To Break Up Fight In Koreatown
• Woman killed after man pushes her in front of NYC Subway train
• Kyle Dugger Active For Patriots-Bills Wild Card Game
• 'We Don't Care About The Temperatures': Some Pats Fans Make Trip To Buffalo For Playoff Game
• Patient Smoking Led To Small Fire, Partial Evacuation Of Lankenau Hospital, Spokesperson Says
• Pittsburgh Weather: Current Forecast Show Likelihood Of Heavy Snow In Region
• Protesters Call On CTA Union Members To Stop Service If Former CPD Officer Jason Van Dyke Is Released From Prison
• Live Updates: Hostage Situation At Texas Synagogue
• Crews Knock Down Structure Fire In Elk Grove
• Anoka No Longer Requiring Pet Licenses, Rabies Shots
• 'We Need A Good Story': Community Honors Heroes From Drexel Hill Helicopter Crash
• Tsunami Advisory In Effect For West Coast After Volcanic Eruption: 'Move Away From The Shore And Head To High Ground'
• 'Miracle On The Hudson' Remembered On 13th Anniversary
• Oak Park Celebrates Hometown Hero Betty White's 100th Birthday
• Man Injured After Snowmobile Crash In Becker County
• Jalen Mills Officially Not Activated From COVID-19 List, Leaving Patriots Without Starting Cornerback Vs. Bills
• Police Increase Patrols Around Philadelphia Synagogues, Places Of Worship Due To Hostage Situation In Texas
• 17-Year-Old Girl Killed In Worcester Shooting At Big Y Parking Lot
• Second Annual Bike Ride Held At Charles Hadley Park To Honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• 2 Teens In Custody After Carjacking Food Delivery Driver, Philadelphia Police Say
• Houston Texans Interview Pittsburgh Steelers Legend Hines Ward For Head Coach Opening
• Police Arrest Man Accused Of Using Car As Weapon Against Officers In Margate
• Violent Crime On CTA Buses, Trains Is At A Six-Year High And Is A Growing Problem
• Teen Found Shot In Parking Lot In Park Manor
• Murray, Stafford Seek First Playoff Wins When Cards Visit LA
• Smithsonian Museums Adjust Hours, Implement Procedures Against COVID-19
• SWAT Teams Deployed To Possible Hostage Situation At Congregation Beth Israel In Colleyville
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Interim Superintendent Places Friendly Bet With Kansas City Public Schools Superintendent
• MISSING: Keariana Johnson, 17, Last Seen Friday
• Hall's OT Goal Lifts Red-Hot Bruins Over Predators 4-3
• Man Sent To Hospital After Abington House Fire, Chief Says
• Man Shot At Auto Repair Shop In The Loop
• Rams S Taylor Rapp Ruled Out For Wild Card Game
• MSP Airport Snowplow Drivers Union, Metropolitan Airports Commission Reach Tentative Agreement
• Gas Prices Dip In New Jersey, Unchanged Around Nation At Large
• Governors Turn To Budgets To Guard Against Climate Change
• Pittsburgh Steelers Visit Kansas City Chiefs With Nothing-To-Lose Playoff Attitude
• Body Of Colorado Skier Found At Ski Area Near Montana-Idaho State Line
• NFL Executives Want, Expect More Black Coaches To Be Hired
• Bagley's Breakout Game Leads Kings Past Rockets, 126-115
• Volcano Erupts In Pacific, West Coast Under Tsunami Advisory
• West Virginia Coal Miner Dies After Falling 30 Feet
• Mayor Jacob Frey Declares Saturday 'Medaria Arradondo Day' In Minneapolis
• Incoming LAUSD Superintendent: COVID is `Here to Stay'
• Steelers WR JuJu Smith-Schuster Activated For KC Chiefs Playoff Game
• No suspect in custody after Oregon shooting leaves six hospitalized
• Blazing Fire Collapses Building In Kittanning Overnight
• Man Hit, Seriously Hurt In Hit-And-Run Crash
• Silver Alert Issued For Missing Elderly Man In Oceanside
• Man Shot Twice Inside North Philadelphia Grocery Store, Police Say
• Car Fire Spreads To Watertown Home
• Steelers RB Najee Harris 'Expected To Play' In Playoff Game Against KC Chiefs
• Firefighters Battle Opa-locka Junkyard Fire That Could Be Seen From Miles
• As America's milk consumption declines, some farmers find alternatives
• 1 Man Dead, Another In Serious Condition After Shooting In Brainerd
• Woman Charged In Stabbing of Two Women, Killing Dog in Rogers Park
• FEC Tosses Out Campaign Finance Complaint Against Rep. Ilhan Omar
• Winter Storm Warning Issued For Pittsburgh Area Tomorrow Afternoon Through Monday
• Bill Would Make It Easier For Homeless To Get State IDs
• Rochester Institutes Short-Term Mask Mandate
• Florida Weekly COVID-19 Cases Hit 430,000
• Duluth Police: Man Fatally Punched, Suspect Arrested
• Boston Firefighters Face Wind, Bitter Cold While Fighting Blaze
• Saturday Is Deadline For Connecticut Residents To Enroll In Affordable Care Act
• Pittsburgh Weather: Single-Digit Wind Chills Come Ahead Of Massive Snow Storm Projected For Sunday
• Verdict expected soon in Novak Djokovic deportation hearing
• PEMA Warns Older Phones Could Lose Service As Wireless Carriers Shut Down 3G Networks
• Man Dies After House Fire in Downers Grove
• Bills Expect Patriots To Play Heavy Man Coverage, Double Stefon Diggs; Josh Allen Going Sleeveless In Frigid Temperatures
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Temporarily Moves 2 More Schools To Online Learning Due To COVID-19
• Passaic Mayor Warns Of Possible Evacuations If Massive Fire Manages To Spread To Chlorine Reserves; Nearby Residents Urged To Keep Windows Closed
• New York Weather: Saturday Afternoon 1/15 CBS2 Weather Headlines
• NJ Casinos, Tracks Won $4.7B In 2021; In-Person Winnings Lag
• 'We Can't Keep Normalizing Hate': Mayor Michelle Wu Says About Protesters Outside Her Home
• This week on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," January 16, 2022
• Tsunami Advisory In Effect For U.S. West Coast After Volcanic Eruption
• Home In Penn Hills Considered A Total Loss After Early Morning Fire
• Southeast braces for snow and ice as "Saskatchewan screamer" hits U.S.
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 9K New Cases & 55 Deaths Reported Saturday
• Apartment Complex Fire Displaces 6 Families In NW Miami-Dade
• Miami Weather: Going From Chilly 50s To Warm 80s Then 50s Just Like That
• Sunrise Police Sergeant Caught On Video Putting Hands Around Throat Of Female Officer
• After 10+ Inches Of Snow In Southwestern MN, Clear And Chilly Saturday
• Unable To Afford Retirement, Tampa Bay Seniors Turn To Uber
• Minnesota Weather: After 10+ Inches Of Snow In Southwestern MN, Clear And Chilly Saturday
• Jimmy Buffett Looks At 50 Years After His 1st Key West Gig
• Celine Dion Cancels Concerts In Pittsburgh And Other Cities Due To Health Issues
• Shedd Aquarium To Undergo $500 Million Renovation Before 100th Year Celebration
• National Guard To Help Staffing Efforts At West Virginia Hospital
• New Hampshire Ice Castles Open This Weekend
• Buttigieg says parenthood "creates a different sense of urgency"
• Maryland Weather: Snow Storm Pushing Across Maryland Sunday Morning
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: Jan. 15, 2022
• Hey Ray! Why Our Shadows Are Long In Winter
• 17-Year-Old Girl Shot Three Times, Killed In East Mount Airy, Philadelphia Police Say
• 8 Philadelphia Schools Shifting To Virtual Learning Through Jan. 21 Due To COVID-Related Staff Shortages
• AHN Requiring Patients And Visitors To Wear N95, KN95 Or A Surgical Mask
• Chelsea COVID Testing Site Closed Due To Frigid Temps; Cold Emergency Announced In Boston
• New York's Eviction Moratorium Expires Saturday
• Seurat's 'A Sunday Afternoon On The Island Of La Grande Jatte' Set To Return To Display At Art Institute With New Frame
• Chicago Weather: Flurries To Start, Cloudy Much Of The Day
• Three People Hospitalized Following Crash In Avondale
• Residents urged to keep windows closed after fire at N.J. chemical warehouse
• Man Shot During Attempted Carjacking In Bronzeville
• Woman Expected To Recover After Being Shot Early This Morning In Clairton
• Man Shot And Killed In Humboldt Park
• 'Stay Home': Tow Truck Drivers Help Hundreds During Friday's Snow
• City Relief Trying To Help New Jerseyans Experiencing Homelessness Escape Bitter Cold Temperatures
• Proctor High School Student Charged With Sexually Assaulting Teammate In Locker Room
• Illegal Bushmeat Confiscated From Travelers At MSP Airport
• Judge Orders Mercy Hospital To Keep COVID Patient On Ventilator
• Here Are Ways To Prove Your Vaccination Status At Twin Cities Bars, Restaurants And More
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/15 Saturday Morning Forecast

Videos from January 15, 2022

• All hostages at Texas syngagoue are safe and hostage-taker dead, police say
• Here’s how to request free at home COVID test as soon as Wednesday
• Couple creates innovative Airbnb on their farm
• Thieves raid cargo containers in Los Angeles amid supply chain crisis
• Omicron surge continues to disrupt every day life
• Novak Djokovic faces deportation as start of Australian Open approaches
• Snowstorm threatens more than 75 million Americans
• At least four people held hostage at Texas synagogue
• Several people held hostage at synagogue in Colleyville, Texas
• Hostage situation at synagogue in Colleyville, Texas
• UK prime minister and prince embroiled in separate controversies
• Glenn Youngkin sworn in as 74th governor of Virginia
• U.S. inflation choking pay raises
• Tsunami advisory issued for U.S. West Coast
• U.S. says more evidence points to Russia preparing to invade Ukraine
• Rachel Balkovec on coaching Yankees’ minor league team
• Hey Ray! Long Winter Shadows
• Novak Djokovic faces deportation from Australia after visa revoked
• Severe weather events impacting Thain Family Forest
• Dairy farmers search for solutions as milk consumption drops
• CDC updates mask guidance to help stop the spread of Omicron
• Cyberattack knocks out Ukraine government websites
• East Coast prepares for winter storm expected to bring heavy snow and ice