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Articles from January 22, 2022

• Sunday's Show Info (1/23/22)
• Authorities Still Searching For Suspect Wanted In Fatal Palmdale Shooting On Friday
• Memorial For "The Fallen 13" Unveiled In Norco On Saturday
• 2 Dead, 1 Critically Injured In Willowbrook Crash Stemming From Pursuit
• Claremont Hit Hard By High Winds, With Nearly 20% Of Residents Losing Power Friday Night
• Slight Decrease In COVID-19 Hospitalizations, Giving Some Hope Of Surge Plateau
• Gould's FG On Final Play Gives 49ers 13-10 Upset Of Packers
• Chicago Park District Hosts Polar Adventure Days At Northerly Island
• 15-Year-Old Boy Wounded In Chesterfield Square Shooting
• Turlock Man Allegedly Stabs Officer With Concealed Weapon During Pursuit
• Retired Chicago-Area Priest Facing Allegations Of Sexually Abusing A Minor Four Decades Ago
• Bratt Helps Devils Rally For Win Over Hurricanes
• Juzang's 23 Points Helps No. 9 UCLA Fend Off Colorado, 71-65
• FDNY Reminds New Yorkers To Use Space Heaters Safely As Temperatures Dip
• Answer The Call Foundation Pledges Financial Support For Family Of Slain NYPD Officer Jason Rivera
• Englewood Shooting Injures One Man, Damages Parole Officer's Car
• Relatively Boring Week Ahead Weather-wise, But Could We See A Few Snowflakes?
• In Playoffs, Packers Fall To 49ers At Lambeau Field
• 'MJ: The Musical' Takes To Street With Special 'Thriller' Performance For 'Slave Play' Cast
• 'The Loss Of A Hero': New York Mourns Death Of 22-Year-Old NYPD Officer Jason Rivera
• NYPD Officer Jason Rivera Fatally Shot, Officer Wilbert Mora Critically Injured Responding To Harlem Domestic Dispute
• 8-Year-Old Girl Dies After Being Shot In Head In Little Village; Man Critically Wounded
• One Wounded In Towne Center Shooting On Saturday
• Salvation Army, 101.9 Collect Coats, Gloves To 'Bundle Up Baltimore' Homeless
• Philadelphia Police Investigating 2 Separate Fatal Hit-And-Runs: 'It Can Get Pretty Chaotic Around Here'
• Man Killed In Head-On Crash With Street Sweeper In Rosedale Saturday
• San Francisco 49ers Special Teams Spark 13-10 Upset Of Green Bay Packers To Advance To NFC Championship Game
• Three Men Killed In Separate Shootings In Baltimore Saturday
• More Than 400 Crashes & Spinouts On Minnesota Roads Amid Saturday's Snow
• Safe Streets Violence Interrupter Remembered For Peacekeeping Efforts
• Driver Killed By Commuter Rail Train In Wilmington Identified, MBTA Says 'Human Error' Focus Of Investigation
• Trailer Fire In Wilton Kills One
• Rielly, Mrazek Lead Maple Leafs To Win Over Islanders
• Hockey Day Minnesota 2023 To Be Held In White Bear Township
• Protesters, Counterprotesters Face Off at San Francisco 'Walk for Life' Rally
• Santa Clara County Distributes Free COVID-19 Antigen Tests in South Bay
• Clemson Continues Domination Of Pitt In 75-48 Loss For Panthers
• Burlingame to Begin Charging Businesses That Keep Parklets
• Temple University Students, Faculty Have Mixed Feelings About Returning To In-Person Learning
• Comic Art Clinic Aimed At Giving Girls Higher Pop Culture Profile
• 2 Teenagers Accused In Over A Dozen Metro Area Carjackings
• Teenage Boy Shot 7 Times In West Philadelphia, Police Say
• Man Shot 5 Times, Killed In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• Man Arrested For Weapons And Drugs In Amador County
• Man In 'Grave Condition' After South Shore Plaza Shooting In Braintree; No Arrests Made Yet
• Vigil And March Held In Belmont For Henry Tapia, One Year After Being Killed In Road Rage Confrontation
• Strong Winds Cause Power Outages Across SoCal, Over 70,000 Residents Impacted
• Colorado Weather: Next Round Of Cold And Snow Expected On Tuesday
• Shooting Outside Family Dollar Store In South LA
• San Jose Sharks Team Up With Stanford Blood Center to Lure New Donors
• High Winds Topple Trees, Down Power Lines And Block Roads In Some Southland Neighborhoods
• 'A Step Towards Healing And Normalcy' Colleyville Synagogue Holds Services A Week After Hostage Standoff
• COVID Vaccine Mega Site Opens In Passaic County
• House Fire In Philadelphia's Somerton Section Leaves 1 Person Injured, Officials Say
• Wineries, Farms Eligible For Last-Ditch California Insurance
• Peterson Helps No. 16 USC Beat Utah, 79-67
• Pedestrian Struck, Killed In Hit-And-Run In Harbor Gateway Area On Friday
• Florida manatees at risk of starvation eat lettuce in pilot program
• Former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel Leaves For Japan Ambassadorship
• Minnesota Weather: Wind Chill Advisory For Northern Minnesota Until Noon Sunday
• Nittany Lions Baffled By Murray Brothers, Lose 68-51 To Iowa
• Owners Of 'Short-Staffed' Salem Businesses Complying With Vaccine Mandate Hope New $500 Incentive Attracts Workers
• Center For COVID Control Sites Will Remain Closed After Complaints
• Ohio Redistricting Commission Once Again Fails To Pass Legislative Maps
• Penguins Announce Recall Of Forward Radim Zohorna From Taxi Squad
• 'Human Behind The Badge': Foundation Advocates For Colorado Health Care Workers
• What's An 'Ice Quake?' Perhaps The Answer To The Noises You're Hearing At Night
• McPherson FG As Time Expires Lifts Bengals Past Titans 19-16
• Long Beach Pedestrian Struck By 2 Cars Pronounced Dead At Scene
• Shooting At Funeral Luncheon In North Minneapolis Leaves 2 In Critical Condition
• Cold Temperatures Prove Perfect For Ligonier Ice Fest
• Suspicious Death Of Woman Sparks Investigation In Frederick County
• Boy, 15, Missing From Parkville Since Friday, Baltimore County Police Say
• Pittsburgh Weather: Temperatures Rise Into The 20s, More Snow On The Way Sunday
• Classic Film Buffs Set to Assemble Sunday at SF Castro Theatre, Urge Movie Programming Continues
• Actor Peter Dante, Regular In Adam Sandler Movies, Accused Of Antisemitic Remarks In Recent Lawsuit
• Woman Stabbed To Death In Denver In Suspected Domestic Violence-Related Incident
• Anthony Zaghab Of Centennial Imprisoned For Fraudulently Obtaining Pandemic Relief Funds
• TCU Stuns No. 15 Iowa State 59-44
• Staying Prepared: With Frigid Temperatures And More Snow On The Way, Stores Stocked Up
• 72-Year-Old Woman Stabbed At Hamilton Home By Person Who Knew Her
• West Hills Stolen Motorcycle Suspect Identified As Ruben Contreras Jr.
• Maryland Environmental Officials Issue Emergency Order For Potomac River Following Sewage Overflow
• Dozens Gather In Harlem To Pray For Families Of NYPD Officers Shot While Responding To Domestic Dispute
• Denver Police Investigating Shooting Which Resulted With 2 Shot, Hospitalized
• Pastrnak's Power-Play Goal Lifts Bruins Over Jets 3-2
• On Anniversary Of Roe V. Wade, Governor Newsom And First Partner Siebel Newsom Affirm California's Commitment To Reproductive Freedom
• Rabid Raccoon Found In Severna Park Wednesday
• Volunteers Donate Truck-Load Of Food, Cleaning Supplies To Survivors Of Deadly Bronx High-Rise Fire
• Philadelphia Weather: Blast Of Frigid Air Makes Parts Of Region Colder Than Alaska
• Bucks County DJ Service Raises Money To Buy Smoke Detectors For Local Families
• Schuylkill Dredging Project Gets $5 Million From Federal Infrastructure Bill
• 1 Killed, 1 Hurt During Accidental Fire At Arlington Apartments For Elderly And Disabled
• Carjacking in Stockton Park District Friday Evening
• Study Finds Pennsylvanians Love Their Peach Pie
• Governor Newsom Statement On Death Of Elk Grove Police Officer
• Man Sought In NW Miami-Dade Machete Attack
• Maryland Attorney General's Office Investigating Death Of Man In Custody At Centreville State Police Barrack
• Pembroke Pines Police Officers Take Oath To 'Serve And Protect' To Next Level With Moving Gesture
• Steelers Defensive Coordinator Keith Butler Announces Retirement
• Sabres Win 6-3, Hand Flyers 11th Straight Loss
• Fort Morgan Police: Crash Kills Female In Middle Of The Street
• Ian Alexander Jr., Only Child Of Regina King, Dies At Age 26
• Tulare County Man Sentenced To Over 16 Years In Prison For Methamphetamine Trafficking
• Gophers Break Losing Streak, Beat Rutgers 68-65
• 1 Dead, 3 Others Injured After Crash In Parking Lot In Waukegan
• Minnesota Lawmakers Face $7.7B Surplus In Upcoming Session
• Survey: Peach Pie Is Colorado's Go-To Pie
• 7 St. Paul Public Schools Move To Distance Learning
• WVU Falls 78-65 To Texas Tech In Foul-Filled Matchup
• LA County Sees Another 72 Deaths Related To COVID-19
• Suspects Arrested In Uptown Shooting, Williams Closes Indefinitely
• High-Powered Winds Whip Through Southland, Bringing Damage To Houses, Trees
• State Police: Truck Carrying 100 Monkeys Crashes On Interstate 80 In Pennsylvania
• 'Small Number Of Monkeys' On The Loose After Truck Crash In Pennsylvania
• Senator Kyrsten Sinema formally censured by Arizona Democratic Party
• With Roe In Doubt, States Act On Abortion Limits, Expansions
• Pittsburgh Maulers Hire Kirby Wilson As Head Coach
• WATCH: Mayor Eric Adams Holds Roundtable On Gun Violence
• 'Divine Intervention': Maine DPW Workers Save Man Found Carrying Own Severed Arm
• Crews Battle Flames At Minneapolis Homeless Encampment
• Suspected DUI Driver Who Hit And Killed Officer Was On Probation For Prior DUI Conviction
• 'You Take Your Chances': Several Cars Stripped Of Catalytic Converters At Sacramento Airport Economy Lot
• CHP Makes 'Largest Fentanyl Bust' In San Joaquin Valley History
• Former California Gov. Schwarzenegger Involved In Multi-Vehicle Accident
• Heavy fighting continues for 3rd day to stop ISIS prison break attempt in Syria
• Bradley Police Officer Tyler Bailey Shot In The Line Of Duty Moved From ICU To Standard Care According To Statement From Family
• Retired Kenosha Police Officer Found Dead After Being Reported Missing For a Week
• Calls for more security funding intensify after synagogue hostage standoff
• MSU Police: Tip From Private Investigator Led To Discovery Of Body Believed To Be Brendan Santo
• Pitt Football Confirms Frank Cignetti Will Be Offensive Coordinator
• UPDATE: High Winds Topple Trees; Downs Power Lines; Leave Path Of Destruction In San Jose Neighborhood
• Gas Prices Go Up In New Jersey, Around Nation As Crude Prices Rise
• 2 People Injured, 3 Parked Cars Hit In Cambridge Rollover Crash
• Islanders 1980s Dynasty Star Clark Gillies Dies At 67
• Andre Kidd Accused Of Hitting Woman In Head With Claw Hammer
• Nonprofit links farmers with surplus produce with those in need
• Body Discovered In Vehicle In Silver Lake
• Raccoon Spotted Clinging To Back Of Garbage Truck On NH Highway
• 2 Diners Injured In Partial Deck Collapse At Fort Lauderdale Waterfront Eatery
• Grizzlies Take Win Over Nuggets, 122-118
• All monkeys accounted for after truck crash in Pennsylvania
• Colorado Coal Town Grapples With Future As Power Plant Shuts Down
• Woman Killed In St. Paul's 4th Homicide Of 2022, Suspect Arrested
• 50-Year-Old Woman Hit, Killed By Car In North Philadelphia, Police Say
• Passenger Brings Loaded Firearm In Bag To Pittsburgh International Airport Security Checkpoint
• Barn Declared Total Loss After Fire In Nowthen
• Minnesota Weather: Odds Favoring Colder, Snowier Winter This Year
• Regina King's son Ian Alexander Jr. has died at 26: "Our family is devastated"
• Arnold Schwarzenegger Involved In Car Crash On Sunset Boulevard That Sent 1 To Hospital
• Lashawn McNeil Of Allentown Opened Fire On Police In Harlem, Killing Officer Jason Rivera: NYPD
• Hollywood Police: Arrest Made In Separate Sexual Battery Cases
• Bucks Hold Off Kings, 133-127
• Firefighters Respond To Water Main Break In Santa Monica
• Police: Don't Approach Lab Monkey Missing After Crash
• Top News Stories You Might Not Have Heard About This Week
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/22 Saturday Afternoon Forecast
• Baltic nations to send missiles to Ukraine with U.S. support
• Pa. Public Health Officials Push For People To Get Flu Vaccine As Cases Rise In The State
• Baltimore County Announces New Distribution Dates For Rapid Covid Tests
• Las Vegas Raiders Reportedly Preparing To 'Make A Run' At Josh McDaniels
• Miami Weather: Scattered Showers Ahead Of Cooler Weather
• Officials: Manatees, At Risk Of Starvation, Start Eating Lettuce In Pilot Program
• South Dakota governor unveils proposal to ban almost all abortions
• COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 4K New Cases Reported Saturday As Hospitalizations Continue To Decline
• Semi-Trailer Rollover Crash Shuts Down NB Turnpike Lanes In Davie
• Pipeline Of Illegal Weapons Shutdown; Four Arrested In San Mateo, Alameda County Raids
• Trial Set For Pa., W.Va. Men In Assault Of Capitol Officer Who Died
• 1 NYPD officer killed, another "fighting for his life" after shooting in Harlem
• London-Bound American Airlines Flight Returned To MIA After Couple Refused To Wear Masks
• Barkov Lifts Panthers Past Canucks 2-1 In Shootout
• Florida COVID-19 Hospitalizations See Small Drop
• Man Dead After Car Crashes Into Pole, Catches Fire In Port Richmond: Police
• Cook County Reopens Third Vaccination Site In A Week In Effort To Get More Residents Vaccinated
• 1 Person Killed In Early Morning Shooting In Avalon
• Two Killed, One Wounded In South Gate Shooting
• School bus driver shortages affecting families across the country
• One Killed In Deadly Freeway Crash After Driving On Wrong Side Of Freeway
• Kennywood Revamps The Old Mill For Park's 125th Anniversary
• ISP Responds To Shooting On Interstate 290, 1 Person Injured
• Chicago Man Arrested After Firing Shots From His Car On Indiana Toll Road
• Minneapolis Restaurants Sue City, Frey Over Vaccine Requirement
• Cause Of House Fire In City's Germantown Section Under Investigation
• 24th Annual Pittsburgh Racial Justice Summit Being Held Virtually
• Former Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger Escapes Injury In Los Angeles Crash
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Nelly
• Arnold Schwarzenegger involved in multi-car crash on Sunset Boulevard
• Man Dies After Brighton Park Shooting
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links: Jan. 22, 2022
• Firefighters Fight Flames At House In Uniontown
• Man In Serious Condition After Shooting In Logan Square
• With Tragic Shooting Of 2 Police Officers In Harlem, 5 NYPD Officers Have Been Shot In January
• Wildfire in Big Sur closes part of California's Highway 1, forces evacuations
• Philadelphia Postponing COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate For City Workers Again
• Philadelphia Weather: Wind Chills Near Zero As Bitter Blast Continues This Weekend
• Pittsburgh Weather: Bitter Blast Takes Hold For The Weekend
• Webb space telescope nearing destination a million miles away
• Facebook Faces Wrongful Death Suit From Family Of Slain Oakland Federal Guard David Underwood
• Firefighters Battle Fire, Frigid Cold Temperatures At Rodi Arm Apartments In Penn Hills
• FBI: Brian Laundrie Claimed Responsibility For Gabby Petito's Death In Notebook Found Near Body
• Christina Darling Arrested After Allegedly Spitting On Children In Brooklyn, Making Antisemitic Remarks
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/22 Saturday Morning Forecast
• Southern Minnesota Man Pleads Guilty To Impersonating Federal Officer On TikTok
• 'We Can't Live In A Cave The Rest Of Our Lives': Restaurants, Attorney Speak Out About Lawsuit Against City Of Minneapolis
• 'We Did Pretty Good': Hopkins Girls Basketball Take On No. 1 Team In The Country
• Harden's Triple-Double Helps Nets Top Murray, Spurs
• Sorokin, Nelson Lead Islanders To Win Over Coyotes
• DeAngelo Leads Hurricanes To Win Over Rangers
• The Aboriginal Australian Legend of the Seven Sisters - Legends of the Hidden Temple
• Toxic - Two Sentence Horror Stories
• Teatime - Two Sentence Horror Stories
• Into the Storm - March
• Give Up The Ghost - 4400
• The Thing in the Mines - Superman & Lois
• Zero to Sixty - Naomi
• The Fixed Point - DC's Legends of Tomorrow
• Toxic - Batwoman
• Sucker Punch - Walker
• You Will Remember Me - Legacies
• P&T's Big Game Halftime Show - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• The Ransom of the Forsaken Soul - Nancy Drew
• The World Needs S'More People Like You - The Great Chocolate Showdown
• Episode 211 - World's Funniest Animals
• Episode 208 - World's Funniest Animals

Videos from January 22, 2022

• M&M characters redesigned for a "more dynamic, progressive world," Mars says
• The Suzanne Morphew Case: Nothing Is What It Seems
• Students cheer on classmate with Down syndrome
• Army Corps of Engineers helps keep San Francisco Bay clean and safe
• Why Al Gore is optimistic about the future of our planet
• NYC mayor asks for federal help as illegal firearms and gun violence rates skyrocket
• Senator Krysten Sinema censured by Arizona Democrats
• Roe v. Wade marks 49th anniversary as Supreme Court decision looms
• Tensions mount at Ukrainian border as Russia amps up military presence
• Omicron infections decline, but hospitalization rates remain high
• Saturday marks 49 years since Roe v. Wade ruling
• Russia-Ukraine tensions could be amplified by the arrival of U.S. security aid in Kyiv
• Biden approval rating declining among Independents and young voters
• The Dish: Kelsey Clark on elevating traditional Southern recipes
• Teen travels around the world in 155 days
• Brian Cox on playing Logan Roy in "Succession"
• School bus driver shortages force schools to get help from National Guard
• Non-profit tackles food insecurity and food waste
• New Yorkers step up to help victims of Bronx fire
• A look at Biden’s first year in office and what’s ahead
• More children are being brought to hospitals with COVID-19
• Top U.S. and Russian diplomats agree to keep talking to deescalate Ukraine crisis