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Articles from January 17, 2022

• French Bulldog Stolen at Gunpoint In Castro Valley; Thieves Return Later To Steal Car
• Meier Scores Franchise-Record 5 Goals As Sharks Rout Kings, 6-2
• COVID: Lower Levels Of Viral RNA In Wastewater May Signal Turning Point In Surge
• Residents Call For Change Following Death Of ER Nurse Sandra Shells
• UPDATE: Firefighters Battle Fire In Abandoned Home In San Jose
• Oakland Students Plan Boycott Over Omicron Safety Concerns
• Sacramento Neighborhood Gets New 20-Foot Tall Mural
• Stockton School Employees Rescue Family From House Fire
• Elderly Oak Park Homeowner Gets Possession of Property Back After Demolition; Community Support Flows In For Rebuild
• LeBron Scores 25 As Lakers End Three-Game Skid, Beat Jazz, 101-95
• COVID Hospitalizations Reach Record Heights In Sacramento County
• Modesto Plans New Bridge Over Tuolumne River
• French Bulldog Stolen At Gunpoint In Oakland Reunited With Owner
• Rams Fans Flood The Stands For First Ever Playoff Game At SoFi Stadium
• North Highlands Homeowner Shot And Killed By Suspected Burglar
• 'I Think We All Need To Help Each Other': Boulder County Landlord Surprised Other Landlords Are Price Gouging Following Marshall Fire
• Arizona Mother Worried Son's Surgery In Boston Will Be Rescheduled Again Due To COVID
• Woman Wanted For Assault, Vandalism At Milford Burger King Drive-Thru
• Colorado Shoppers Running Into Empty Shelves As King Soopers Strike Goes On
• I-Team: Mass General Brigham Nurses Concerned About Limited Supply Of N95 Masks
• Tree Of Life Reaches Out To Texas Synagogue After Hostage Situation
• Bridges Scores 38, Hornets Beat Knicks Without Ball
• How Long Should You Wait To Be Boosted After Getting COVID? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Yonkers Officer In ICU After Jumping Over Banister During Confrontation With Gunman In Apartment Building
• East Coast Storm Grounds Dozens Of Flights Out of LAX, John Wayne Airport On Monday
• Young Black Cowgirl Owning Her Mission To Inspire Others
• Oak Park Condo Owners Say Repair Work Has Gone Nowhere After More Than A Year And A Half, Despite Hefty Fees To Contractor
• Chicago Weather: Low 20s Monday Night; Arctic Cold Front Coming Wednesday Morning
• Grandmother Hopes For Justice One Year After Murder Of Chassidy Saunders 
• 'A Tragic Loss Of Life:' Michelle Go Remembered As Selfless Volunteer After Deadly Subway Push In Times Square
• Hardware Stores Without Shovels And Salt After Flurry Of Customers
• Families Mourn 3 Teens Killed In Pasadena Crash
• Moving On: Rams Crush Cardinals, 34-11, On Way To Divisional Round
• Chicago Author Paul Kendrick Emphasizes Enduring Importance Of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s Courage After Being Placed In Prison Where He Felt His Life Was In Danger
• Jenkins Scores 17 To Lead Stony Brook Over UMBC 65-51
• No Major Accidents After 'Wheels Up, Guns Down' Bicyclists Hit Miami Highways
• Driver Charged After 15-Year-Old Antonina Zatulovska Struck, Killed By School Bus In Brooklyn Hit-And-Run
• Family Of Amazon Delivery Driver Killed When Tornado Hit Downstate Warehouse Files Lawsuit
• Garnet Valley Schools Superintendent Worries New Federal COVID-19 Testing Effort Could Disrupt Supplies
• Mayor Gainey Vows To Have 'Streets Clear By Tonight'
• Researchers Studying Air Quality Inside Homes Left Standing From Marshall Fire
• Massive Wind-Whipped Fire Spreads To Several Salisbury Buildings
• Owatonna Igloo: Family Builds Giant, Colorful Shelter In Front Yard
• Chicago Rapper Vic Mensa Arrested After Customs And Border Protection Agents Say They Found Drugs In Bag At Dulles International Airport
• Short-Handed Bulls Fall To Memphis Grizzlies For Fourth Straight Loss
• UChicago Medicine To Reopen Ingalls-Flossmoor Urgent Aid Center On Tuesday After Temporary COVID-Related Closure
• How to Order Free COVID Tests Starting This Week
• Knife-Wielding Man In Custody Following Standoff With Police in South San Jose
• Blackhawks Fall To Seattle Kraken In Shootout
• Fremont Woman Killed in New York After Being Shoved In Front of Approaching Subway Train
• Illini Fall Short To Purdue In Double Overtime
• Volunteers Celebrate Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Through Community Service
• Police: Armstrong County Man Hurls Hammer Through Window, Throws Broken Glass At Officer
• Authorities Investigating After Pedestrian Struck, Killed In Winnetka
• COVID: Unions Push Back On State Guidelines Allowing Health Care Workers With Coronavirus To Return To Work
• Remote Option Returning To NYC Schools As Omicron Continues To Fuel Nationwide Spike In COVID Cases
• Johns Hopkins Study Suggests Rapid COVID-19 Tests Could Be As Accurate As PCR Tests With Children
• Islanders Hand Flyers 8th Straight Loss
• Butler Gets Triple-Double, Heat Hold Off Raptors 104-99
• Security Expert Shares 'Run, Hide, Fight' Guidance In Wake Of Colleyville Synagogue Hostage Situation
• Bay Area Honors Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. With Marches, Virtual Gatherings, Community Service
• Sacramento Sheriff's Deputy Crashes Into PG&E Pole Near Isleton
• 'This Turnout Is Amazing': Haddonfield Celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Limestone Canyon Nature Preserve To Reopen In February After Closing Due To Wildfires
• 'At Least We're Not Stopped': MLK Day Traffic Slows Drivers On I-70
• Long Beach Man Identified As Dead Diver Found On Huntington Beach Coast
• NFL Playoffs: Rams Vs. Cardinals
• Investigation Underway In Death Of Sherman Oaks Man
• Pacific Palisades Police Officers Tested In Malibu After Being Exposed To Virus
• Mayor Adams Says Reducing Crime In New York City A Priority At Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration
• Bay Area Relatives Get Brief Message From Hope From Tonga
• Over 20 Displaced After Fire At Reisterstown Apartment Building
• Coloradans Share 'Hope In Going Forward' During Martin Luther King, Jr. Marade
• Dozens Of Cars Broken Into At Fremont Apartment Complex Parking Lot
• Colleyville's Congregation Beth Israel Gathers For Special Service In Response To Saturday's Hostage Situation
• Shots Fired In Stockton Leads To 2 Arrests
• Sen. Gillibrand, Rep. Torres Propose Federal Heat Sensor Requirement In Wake Of Deadly Bronx High-Rise Fire
• Boaters Assess Damage After Tsunami Strikes Santa Cruz Harbor
• Mother Of 19-Year-Old Killed At East Harlem Burger King Seeks Tough Sentence For Alleged Shooter
• More Than 2,300 Homes And Businesses Without Power, BGE Says
• Getting Answers: Can You Get Reinfected With The COVID-19 Omicron Variant?
• Texas synagogue hostage details daring escape
• Online Presentation Honors Martin Luther King Jr.'s Legacy
• 49er Faithful Still Feeling Afterglow of Dallas' Demise
• Denver Mayor Calls On Community To Support King Soopers Employees
• 2 Shot In Possible Road Rage Incident In Justin
• Meier Scores 5 goals As Sharks Rout Kings, 6-2
• Federal Appeals Court Deals Abortion Clinics Another Setback In Challenging Texas Law
• Hundreds Of Saliva Samples Expire From Ripken Stadium COVID-19 Testing Site
• Authorities Rescue 7 Missing Hikers In Malibu Creek State Park
• Beloved North Huntingdon McDonald's Employee Ruth Shuster Dies At Age 100
• MLK Day Caravan, Parade Held In Sacramento
• San Ramon Police Warn Of Scam Targeting Elderly Wearing Expensive Jewelry
• Citizen Scientists Discover Giant Jupiter-Like Planet
• 'I Did Not Think We Would Get Out': Congregation Beth Israel Hostage Shares Terrifying Experience
• Marilyn Mosby's Supporters Vow To Fight Following Federal Charges, Lawyer Asks For Quick Trial
• New Colorado Law Gives Sex Abuse Survivors New Option In Court
• On This MLK Day, Some Mobilize To Protect Voting Rights
• 49ers Survive Once Again To Advance In Playoffs To Green Bay
• Kaiser Members Given Less Than Recommended Dose of Pfizer COVID Vaccine At Walnut Creek Facility
• Broward Law Enforcement Out In Full Force To Prevent 'Wheels Up, Guns Down' Chaos
• Crews To Pour Concrete For Last Of 20 Arches On Sixth Street Viaduct
• Search Effort To Find Zion Foster, Missing Detroit Women
• No Communication With Firefighters Before Baby Was Found Dead Outside Fire Station; Could Baby Boxes Be A Last-Resort Option In Cases Like This?
• A Look At The Role Of Chicago, Local Pastor Richard Redmond, And Then-Future Mayor Harold Washington, In Making Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day A National Holiday
• Displaced Colorado wildfire survivors in dire need of housing
• These Goats Will Happily Eat Your Old Christmas Tree
• 'He'd Be Saying Voting Rights For Everybody': Some Use MLK Day To Continue Fight For Justice
• Avalanche Beat Wild 4-3 In Shootout
• Batum Scores Season-High 32 Points, Clippers Beat Pacers, 139-133
• Omicron May Peak Next Week In Minnesota, Says Mayo Data Scientist
• CDC Recommends Schools Cancel High-Risk Activities Like Band & Football
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Closed For Snow Day Tuesday
• Massive Ash Cloud Turns Tonga Into Moonscape; Anxiety Mounts Among Bay Area Tongans
• Around The Table: New Year, No Stocks?
• Passaic Chemical Plant Demolished As Investigation Continues Into Friday's Massive Fire
• Sun Valley Man Fatally Stabbed On Saturday Morning
• Sources: Texas Synagogue Hostage Taker Flew Into JFK Airport, Stayed In NYC Before Incident
• Hostage Situation Raises Concerns; Coloradans Invited To Interfaith Conversation
• Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebrated At Brooklyn Academy Of Music
• Betty White Challenge Encourages $5 Donations For Local Animal Shelters In Honor Of Late Comedian's 100th Birthday
• Tennis Legend Chris Evert Reveals Ovarian Cancer Diagnosis
• Timo Meier Becomes First San Jose Shark to Score 5 Goals in One Game
• Florida To Open Additional Monoclonal Antibody Treatment Sites
• Betty White Remembered On What Would've Been Her 100th Birthday
• Florida Dems Call Out Politicians Quoting MLK On Holiday But Support Voter Restrictions
• Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Auburn Gresham Drive-By Shooting
• Boston Celebrates Life And Legacy Of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• David Lesh Fined $10,000 For Environmentally Insensitive Social Media Posts Promoting His Business
• Donation Drives, Community Gatherings Held Across Chicago In Honor Of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• Experts Say 'Blue Monday' Is A Good Reminder To Reach Out To Those Who May Be In Need Of Emotional Support
• Mosby's Attorney Says She Was Advised Retirement Account Withdrawals Were Permitted
• Colleyville Ministerial Alliance To Meet With Mayor After Hostage Incident
• Rapper Vic Mensa Arrested At Dulles Airport After Psychedelics Found
• Still Need A COVID Vaccine? Mass Vaccination Sites Reopen This Week In Cook County
• 5000 Role Models Of Excellence Holds 29th Annual MLK Day Scholarship Breakfast Virtually
• 'Straight To The ATM': As Chicago Area Thieves Target Cash Machines, Store Owners Work On Solutions To Curb The Crime
• Man Hospitalized After Monday Morning Bronzeville Fire
• Report Surfaces That Former President Trump Has Been Bashing Gov. DeSantis In Private
• Ravens Re-Sign CB Kevon Seymour For 2022
• Minnesota Rep. Pete Stauber Announces Congressional Reelection Bid
• Funeral Services Held At Temple University's Liacouras Center For 12 Victims Killed In Fairmount Fire
• Woman Found Dead On Sidewalk In Macomb Township
• Focus Now On Cleanup After Tornadoes Rip Through Southwest Florida
• 2 Ice Fishermen Rescued After Trapped By Open Water In Michigan's Thumb Region
• COVID-19 Testing Site On Reservoir Street Moves To Echo Park Lake
• Children Embrace The Lessons Of Dr. Martin Luther King: 'A Very Special Man Who Wanted To Change The World'
• Tuesday's Show Info (1/18/22)
• Annual Martin Luther King Jr. 'Marade' Held In Denver
• Some Struggle With Power Outages After Winter Storm Pelts Baltimore Region
• 3 Men Arrested In Fatal Stabbing In Koreatown
• Deadly Shooting In Denver: Who Killed Tony Bozman?
• Moderna Working On Single Shot That Covers Both COVID & Flu  
• Young Sledders Give Dormont Park Snow Day Rating Of '10 Out of 10'
• Camping Reservations At Rocky Mountain National Park Now Being Accepted For Popular Holiday Weekends
• Miami Weather: Coldest Air Of Season Arrives Monday Night
• Mayor Scott, Volunteers Pack 50K COVID-19 Tests, 40K Masks For Baltimore City Schools
• Woman Who Slipped On Lemon At Detroit Bar Loses Appeal
• Law enforcement official running for New York governor calls for leniency for January 6 rioter
• Police Investigating Stickers Advocating White Supremacy Found On Signs Along Several Streets On Main Line
• Pittsburgh Penguins Activate Forwards Bryan Rust And Jason Zucker
• Kuzma, Beal Lead Wizards To 117-98 Rout Of 76ers
• Marin County Hosting Public Meeting on Larkspur Homeless Housing Project
• Some Michigan Counties Pause Jury Trials Due To COVID Surge
• Maryland State Police Respond To 46 Crashes, 50 Disabled Vehicles On Monday Following Winter Storm
• Masks Mandatory Again At North Allegheny School District
• Third Monday Of January Known As Blue Monday, Saddest Day Of Year
• Hunter Henry Looking To Build Off Successful -- And Healthy -- First Season With Patriots
• Joel Embiid's 32 Points Not Enough In Sixers' 117-98 Loss To Wizards
• LA County COVID Patient Numbers Inch Upward; 27 More Deaths Reported
• Patriots Sign Kristian Wilkerson, 5 Others To Future Contracts
• Snow Day Is A Mix Of Clearing Driveways, Helping Neighbors And Having Fun In Saxonburg
• American Visionary Art Museum Hosts MLK Day Poetry Slam
• Shop Fire In Meeker Co. A Total Loss After Fire
• Hundreds of Kaiser Mental Health Clinicians Strike To Demand Better Care For People Of Color
• Maryland Science Center Opens Interactive Exhibit On The Human Body
• Thieves Target License Plates in San Francisco; Rack Up Parking Tickets
• Warriors Distance Themselves From Minority Investor's Controversial Comments On Uyghurs Struggles In China
• How, When To See Wolf Moon To Light Up Sky Monday Night
• Metro Officials Renew Commitment To Bolster Safety Following Death Of Nurse Sandra Shells
• National Bell Ringing Ceremony Held At Liberty Bell Pavilion To Honor Martin Luther King Jr.
• 2 Dead, 5 Injured, 1 Missing In Pontiac House Fire
• Two 25-Year-Old Men Shot In South Baltimore
• Assistant attorney general: "Voting discrimination is alive and well"
• Baltimore's Health Commissioner Issues Cold Blue Warning For Tonight
• Betty White's Love Of Animals Fuels Social Media Fundraising Trend Felt Locally
• Albert Lea High School Counselor Charged With Sexually Assaulting Student
• Charges: 33-Year-Old Minneapolis Man Used Hammer, Knife To Kill Father
• New Details On Texas Synagogue Hostage Taker Malik Faisal Akram And Possible Accomplices Arrested In England
• More Than 400 Water Lines Replaced, Verified In Benton Harbor; Officials Looking To Accelerate Work
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Ending 5-Day Isolation After Testing Positive For COVID-19 Last Week
• Cowboys Could Have New Look Next Season As Both Coordinators Up For Head Coaching Jobs
• Chicago Radio Sportscaster Les Grobstein Dead At 69
• Aurora Mayor Richard Irvin Joins Republican Primary For Illinois Governor
• Red Pandas Explore Snowy Habitat At Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium
• Roseville Woman Charged After 3-Year-Old Finds Gun, Shoots Himself
• Celtics Shake Off Rough Start, Beat Pelicans 104-92 On Strong Games From Tatum And Brown
• VIDEO: Dallas Fans Throw Things At Cowboys Players, Or Referees, Following Playoff Loss To 49ers
• Fans Remember Betty White With Challenge To Fund Animal Shelters
• Looking To Support Bay Area Shelters For the Betty White Challenge? Here Are A Few
• Popular 70s Rock Group Kansas Cancels Fort Worth Show Due To Band Member Illness
• Employee Shot, Killed In Long Beach Bar; Gunman At Large
• Habitat For Humanity Of Michigan Awarded $2 Million Grant For Home Repair Needs
• Car Runs Red Light, Runs Over, Kills Woman Crossing Grand Prairie Street
• Patriots Scouting Consultant Eliot Wolf To Interview For Bears, Vikings GM Openings
• Both Sides Set To Meet On Sixth Day Of Worker Strike Amid Dispute With King Soopers
• Stockton Woman Fatally Shot Over The Weekend
• VIDEO: Thieves Steal ATM From Hyde Park Gas Station
• Fire Breaks Out At Home In Ceres
• Investigation Underway After 1 Injured In Brooklyn Park Shooting
• LA Mural, Tributes Honor Betty White On 100th Birthday
• Insurance Expert Says Marshall Fire Will Affect Future Premiums Of Homeowners
• Denver Firefighters Douse Construction Blaze
• FAA Clears Some Commercial Planes For Low-Visibility Landings After Warning 5G Could Interfere With Instruments
• Semi-Truck Catches Fire On Eastbound I-70 Near Arriba, Right Lane Closed
• Orange County's COVID-19 Hospitalizations Rise To 1,200
• Philadelphia Police: Teenage Boy Shot 7 Times In Cobbs Creek
• Brad Marchand Named NHL's First Star Of The Week
• 2 Dead In Unrelated Traffic Fatalities In Grapevine This Weekend
• Woman found dead after trying to save dogs from Tonga tsunami
• New Hampshire Roadway Flooded From North Hampton To Rye After Monday's Storm
• 2 Speed Cameras Vandalized On I-95 Near Wilmington, Delaware
• Westmoreland County Families Enjoy The Snow Day
• Laurel Park Cancels Monday Card Due To 'Lingering Effects' Of Winter Weather
• Chicago Civil Rights Groups Call On U.S. Senate To Pass Voting Rights Legislation
• Stockton Shooting Leaves 1 Person Dead, 1 Injured
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day Of Service Brings Out Volunteers To Help Those In Need: 'We're Very Excited About This Day'
• Michigan High School Students Participating In Safe Driving Campaign
• U.S. Customs And Border Protection Officers Arrest 34 Fugitives Since Beginning Of 2022
• Man Dies After San Jose Hit-And-Run Collision; Fifth Pedestrian Death in 2022
• Colorado Weather: Two Winter Storms Arrive This Week, Neither Is Impressive
• Philadelphia's Girard College Hosts 27th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day Of Service
• Robert Williams To Miss Monday's Celtics-Pelicans Game For Birth Of His Child
• Martin Luther King Jr. Legacy Honored With Parades, Unity March, Day Of Service
• Representative Diana DeGette Tests Positive For COVID
• Illinois Adding New 464 Area Code To 708 Region In South And Western Suburbs
• Biden to meet virtually with Japan's Kishida Fumio Friday
• WATCH LIVE: Eagles' Nick Sirianni, Players Hold End Of Season Media Availability
• Teen Shot By Miami-Dade Police In Critical Condition
• Safeway Stores Take On Increased Grocery Demand Amid King Soopers Worker Strike
• Pond Hockey Tournament In Silverthorne Raises Money For Sick, Injured Players
• Driver Charged With DWI After Stopping On I-30 Near Dallas County Deputies Helping Other Motorist
• Patriots Land 21st Overall Pick In 2022 NFL Draft
• Dozens of alligators scrubbed, 3 euthanized after deadly diesel spill
• San Francisco Library Receives $2M To Expand Services For Incarcerated
• Film Honoring Betty White Debuts In Theaters
• Smoke And Wind Damage Assessments Underway For Homes Still Standing After Marshall Fire
• CBS 2 News Chicago Launches First Alert Weather
• Wind Advisory In Effect For Philadelphia Region As Gusty Winds Expected To Be Weather Threat After Rain, Snow
• Driver Slams Into New Hampshire State Police Cruiser In Dover
• LeBron James Apologizes To 'Laker Nation' After Blowout Loss
• COVID Vaccine and Testing Resources for Bay Area Residents
• Groundbreaking Held On Skid Row For Renaissance Center To Help House LA Homeless Population
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 6,537 New Cases, Hospitalizations Dip To 3,062
• Events Across NYC Commemorate Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Students In Seton Hall Leadership Program Carry On Principles Of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• Maryland Will Provide Another $50M To Child Care Providers For COVID-Related Expenses, Hogan Says
• Court: Emails Between Judge, Prosecutor Didn't Spoil Allegan County Trial
• COVID depletes collection plates at churches nationwide
• Full 'Wolf Moon' Happening On A Chilly Night In South Florida
• Police Say 2 Men Climb Up To 2nd Floor Of Brooklyn Building, Smash Their Way Into Cell Phone Store
• Police: 2 Men Shot, Killed Outside Hazel Park Rental Hall
• At Least One Killed In Pileup On 105 Freeway In Paramount
• US Surgeon General: 'The Next Few Weeks Will Be Tough' As Omicron Surge Continues
• Colorado Weather Station Records Air Pressure Shockwave Produced By Hunga Tonga Volcano
• Exclusive: Witness Describes Subway Push That Killed Michelle Go In Times Square: 'I See This Man Start Charging'
• Philadelphia Animal Shelters, At Or Near Capacity, Hope Betty White Challenge Leads To Forever Homes
• COVID-19 Testing Sites Replace MLK Day Events In Los Angeles Area, Unity Walk, Virtual Events Still Happening
• 13-Bedroom Home Gifted To Florida Family Raising 15 Kids
• WJZ's Furever Friend: Charlie
• MLK DAY: Events, Days Of Service In Honor Of Martin Luther King Jr.
• University Of Michigan President Mark Schlissel Fired For 'Inappropriate Relationship' With Employee
• Anti-coup protesters in Sudan met with deadly gunfire
• Eagle County Drops Indoor Mask Mandate Almost A Month After Reinstating It
• MLK Day Off To A Cold Start, Sunny Skies Ahead With Highs In Lower 60s
• Betty White Challenge: Support For Animal Shelters Encouraged On Late Star's 100th Birthday
• Vehicle Collision Leads To Explosion On Hwy. 99 In Elk Grove, Suspect Fled Scene
• 'United In Art': Tattoo Artists From Across Colorado Raise Funds For Victims Of Shooting Spree
• Car Caravan & Parade Honors MLK Monday In Sacramento
• It Was Demolished After Being Damaged In A 2019 Tornado, But Today Fish City Grill Reopens
• Long List Of Patriots Players Set To Hit Free Agency In 2022
• SNL Does Skit About Sacramento Kings
• Strong Winds Remain A Concern In New Jersey, Could Lead To Power Outages As Storm Exits Our Area
• Thousands Left Without Power Following Monday Storm
• Maryland Leaders Pay Tribute To Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• 2 Men Shot While Sitting In Car In Humboldt Park
• Powerful storm slams East Coast with snow, winds and freezing rain
• 7 Senators, Including Klobuchar, Travel To Ukraine
• China cancels Olympic ticket sales as Omicron arrives in Beijing
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• 1 In 3 Americans Opting For eBooks
• Joel Embiid Scored 32, Led 76ers To 109-98 Win In Miami
• Baltimore Homicide Detectives Investigate Deadly Russell Street Shooting
• PTL Links: Jan. 17, 2022
• Mount Washington Sees 'Fierce' 121 MPH Wind Gust, Expects Up To 20 Inches Of Snow From Winter Storm
• Bay Area Martin Luther King Jr. Day Holiday Celebrations
• Miami Weather: Mix Of Sun And Clouds In The Afternoon, Temps In Upper 40s Overnight
• Bidens Pack Carrots, Apples Into Boxes During Food Bank Stop
• Pursuit With Stolen BMW Comes To Wild End In Los Feliz
• Matthew Slater Unsure If He'll Return For 15th NFL Season
• No Home Field Advantage For Dallas Cowboys As They Shoulder Another Playoff Loss
• Djokovic's vaccine refusal may see him barred from French Open, too
• Shots Fired In Studio City Neighborhood, No Injuries
• MLK Day Parade In South LA Cancelled For Second Straight Year
• After 20 Years An Oak Park-River Forest Poetry Teacher Retires, But Not Without A Grand Finale
• Nearby witness says fatal NYC subway push was "surreal"
• Jewish Communities Across US On Heightened Alert After North Texas Standoff
• Wet And Windy Conditions Prompt Coastal Flood Warning On Long Island
• Suspected drone attack kills 3, blows up oil tankers in Abu Dhabi
• Donna Kelce, Mother of Jason, Travis, Attends 2 Playoff Games Thousands Of Miles Apart On Sunday
• Boy, 13, dies after fentanyl overdose at school in Connecticut
• South Florida Law Enforcement Brace For Reckless "Wheels Up, Guns Down" Riders
• Olszewski: Baltimore County Roads Clear, But 'We Still Urge Caution'
• UST Hockey's Joel Johnson Pulling Double Duty As Women's National Team Coach
• North Dakota Teen Musher Sells Dog Treats To Fund Jr. Iditarod Run
• Storm Watch: CBS2's 1/17 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• At Least 2 Tornadoes Confirmed in SW Florida
• Jail sued for giving inmates ivermectin: "They used us as an experiment"
• Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day Events In South Florida
• Money Stolen From Cash Registers During Break-In At Liquor Store In East Ukrainian Village
• Jewish Leaders Say Past Security Training Was Key During North Texas Synagogue Hostage Standoff
• Snow Totals And Highest Wind Gusts For January 17 Storm
• Bethel Park Football Coach Cancels Weightlifting, Tells Players To Shovel Neighbors' Driveways Instead
• King family says holiday is no cause for celebration
• University of Michigan president fired after "alleged sexual affair"
• I-295 In Cherry Hill, New Jersey Reopens After Crash Left Person Seriously Injured
• MLK Day: Remembering Martin Luther King Jr.
• What's Open, What's Closed On Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday
• Chicago Weather: Brief Warmup Before Temperatures Drop Mid Week
• Charles McGee, a Tuskegee Airman, has died at 102
• Miami-Dade Police Confirm Shooting Death Of Rapper Wavy Navy Pooh Near Zoo Miami
• Staying Safe, Spotting Symptoms Of A Heart Attack While Shoveling Snow
• Celebrated Tuskegee Airman Charles McGee Dies At 102
• Winter Weather: Storm Brings Over 6" Of Snow To Pittsburgh Area
• Maryland Weather: Snow Clears Out, But Wind & Flood Threats Remain
• Stray Bullet Hits 72-Year-Old Woman In Her Baltimore Home; She Sustains Non-Life-Threatening Injuries
• 'It's Disappointing': Town Hall Brewery Temporarily Closes Amid COVID Surge, Mandates
• Deported Djokovic back home in Serbia as Australian Open begins
• Flights viewing damage to Tonga from huge undersea volcano eruption
• New Film Looks At Martin Luther King Jr.'s 1961 Mankato Visit: 'It Stuck With Them'
• SEE IT: Massive Winter Storm System Brings Snow To Pittsburgh Area
• 51-Year-Old Man Killed In Crash On Rt. 68 In Armstrong Co.
• Ben Roethlisberger Moves Into 3rd Place For Most Passing Yards In NFL Playoff History
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/17 Monday Morning Forecast
• 4 Young Manatees Flown From Florida To Ohio For Treatment
• Child Suffers Cut Foot In Elevator Incident At Revere Apartment Complex
• Snow And Rain, 50-70 MPH Wind Gusts Arrive In Massachusetts During Powerful Monday Storm

Videos from January 17, 2022

• 1/17: Red and Blue
• U.S. recording over 800,000 COVID-19 cases each day
• Martin Luther King Jr.'s family, lawmakers and activists call for voting rights reform
• Texas synagogue hostages detail hours-long standoff from inside building
• Remembering Martin Luther King Jr.'s fight for voting rights
• First fatality reported after undersea volcanic eruption near Tonga
• Biden champions voting rights bill on MLK Day
• Omicron sends COVID cases soaring across U.S.
• Deadly winter storm sweeps across East Coast
• Hostages describe "terrifying" synagogue attack
• Russia denies U.S. claims that it's planning "false flag" operation to invade Ukraine
• Oath Keepers leader faces charges, plus latest on investigation into Texas hostage standoff
• Congressman James Clyburn "holding out hope" on voting rights legislation
• Filmmakers explore the 1971 Attica prison standoff between mostly Black and Latino inmates and facility officials
• Activists and MLK's family urge Congress to pass voting rights legislation
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day comes as voting rights legislation faces uphill battle
• U.S. cautions Russia against invading Ukraine as potential military conflict looms
• Arkansas inmates file lawsuit claiming they were given ivermectin to treat COVID without their consent
• Investigation into suspect in Texas synagogue hostage standoff
• Major winter storm batters eastern states, delays flights
• Massive underwater volcano triggers tsunami, causing damage in Tonga
• Reporter Update: Snow Piling Up
• Martin Luther King III and family on voting rights fight
• As Omicron rages, Americans grow frustrated with President Biden's handling of COVID-19 crisis
• Could these $50 omakase strawberries revolutionize American produce?
• Actor Daveed Diggs on new season of TNT series "Snowpiercer,” his rapping skills and other projects
• Assistant AG Kristen Clarke discusses the continuation of MLK’s quest for equal voting rights
• Author Anna Malaika Tubbs on influence and legacy of MLK's mother, Alberta Williams King
• Biden's approval rating drops amid concerns about pandemic, economy
• NFL Wild-Card Weekend gets off to hot start
• Winter storm pounds Eastern U.S.
• 1/17: CBSN AM
• Djokovic loses bid to defend Australian Open title and gets deported over his COVID vaccine status
• Rabbi Charlie Cytron-Walker shares what happened inside Texas synagogue during hostage crisis
• CBS News poll shows growing frustration with President Biden’s handling of pandemic
• North Korea appears to launch fourth successful missile test this year
• Two men arrested in the U.K. connected to Texas synagogue attacker