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Articles from January 24, 2022

• Former IRS Agent Arrested In Alleged Ponzi Scheme That Cost Elderly Santa Rosa Victim $1M
• City Shoots Green Laser Beams To Shoo Away Growing Flock Of Crows In Sunnyvale
• 'My Life Got Better When I Met Her': Evacuees Engaged After Meeting At Caldor Fire Evacuation Center
• Shelter-In-Place Lifted In Ceres After Fire Burns At Farm Supply Facility
• Rams-49ers Fans Battle For Tickets To NFC Title Game
• Shortage Of Hydrogen Stations Leads To Fill-Up Frustrations For Drivers
• 'Credibility Definitely In Question': New Video Raises Concerns About Traffic Stop Of Commerce City Police Chief
• Aurora To Hand Out 25,000 KN95 Masks At Public Libraries
• Rare Winter Wildfire Along Coast Tears Through Monterey County, Closes Highway 1
• King Soopers Union Members Ratify 3-Year Contract That Would End Strike
• LAPD Deems Bomb Threat At USC As Non-Credible, Reopens Area
• Denver Parents Plan To Use School Choice To Desegregate Districts
• 4 Suspects, Armed With Hammers, Rob Newport Jewelry Store
• PG&E's Years-Long Criminal Probation To End Amid Ongoing Safety Worries
• No. 15 USC Shakes Off Slow Start To Rout Arizona State
• Man Taunts Middle Schoolers For Wearing Masks, Allegedly Coughs In Their Faces
• Homeless Encampment Sweeps Begin Near SoFi Stadium Ahead Of Super Bowl
• California Bill Would Eliminate 'Personal Belief' Exemption To School COVID Vaccination
• Man Can't Get Heart Transplant Because He's Not Vaccinated Against COVID
• I-Team: Surveillance Photo Shows Suspect In Deadly Shooting At South Shore Plaza
• Sources: Suspect In Shooting Of NYPD Officers Had Multiple Weapons, Including AR-15 With 20 Rounds Hidden Under Mattress
• Rangers Stay Red Hot, Take Down Kings In Shootout
• Bucktown Woman Shaken After Being Carjacked During Saturday Morning Spree, And She's Not The First Victim In Her Family
• Vucevic, Bulls Withstand Late Rally By Oklahoma City Thunder
• Miami-Dade School Board Selects Dr. Jose L. Dotres As Next Superintendent
• Richardson Carries Colgate Over Loyola (Md.) 65-52
• Blackhawks Fall Short To Colorado Avalanche
• Knicks' Late Rally Falls Short In Road Loss To Cavaliers
• Holden, Timberlake Lift Towson Over Delaware 69-62
• Chicago Weather: Dangerous Wind Chills For Next 2 Nights
• Mayor Eric Adams' Plan To Address Gun Violence Includes Return Of Plainclothes Police Unit
• Man Shot While Riding Bicycle In Santa Clarita
• Lehner Makes 34 Saves, Golden Knights Shut Out Capitals 1-0
• Performances Of Off-Broadway Shows At The Theater Center Temporarily Called Off After Thieves Break In, Steal Copper Piping
• Officers Rescue Injured Hawk 'Eddy' In San Francisco's Tenderloin District
• Arizona State Hires Former Ravens Coach Billick As Offensive Analyst
• Wild Match Franchise Goals Record In 8-2 Win Vs Canadiens
• 3 Baltimore Firefighters Killed In Partial Building Collapse, 1 In Critical Condition
• Miami PD Asking For Any Info On Hit-&-Run Crash That Left Woman Dead, Another Hospitalized
• How Should People Act After Isolating From COVID? And How Long Does Natural Immunity Last?
• After Hit-And-Run Killed Retired Police Officer Richard Haljean, Edison Park Neighbors Say Touhy Avenue Is Dangerous And Action Is Needed
• Florida Senate Refuels Immigration Debate
• Manager At La Scala Ristorante Italiano Killed, Restaurant Says
• At Least One Person Injured In Zion Snowmobile Accident
• 'Boxing Out Negativity' Program Provides Outlet For Young People In Neighborhoods That Struggle With Violence
• Bad Bunny Going On Stadium Tour With Stops In Miami, Orlando
• 'They Put Their Lives At Risk For Us': Residents, Coworkers Grieve Baltimore Firefighters Killed In Partial Collapse
• Uptown Theater Proposal Would Convert Historic Space Into Concert Hall
• Housing Records Reveal Stricker Street Property Long Vacant, Site Of 2015 Fire
• Lawsuit Filed Against University Of Michigan Days After $490M Settlement Of Sexual Abuse Claims
• COVID Impacting USPS Mail Delivery In Twin Cities
• Gun Stolen From Baltimore Used In Ambush Shooting of NYC Officers, Police Say
• First Responders Warn Of Thin Ice Dangers After Several Rescues
• Ukrainian-Minnesotans Watch From Afar As Tensions Rise Back Home
• Kings Suffer 3-2 Shootout Loss Against Rangers
• Detroit Family Seeking Justice 1 Year After 21-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed
• Lawmakers Look To Boost Broadband In Rural Areas
• Maryland Weather: Potential Nor'Easter Could Bring Snow This Weekend
• Mesquite Mayor, Pastor Hosts Prayer Vigil For Murdered Teen Key'Mydre Palmer Anderson
• Oakland County Commissioners Approve $3.2 Million In Response To Oxford High School Shooting
• Troy Terry Scores Team-Leading 23rd Goal, Ducks Beat Bruins 5-3
• Inside The North Texas Molecular Lab Working To Speed Up COVID-19 Test Results
• Ducks Beat Rask, Bruins 5-3
• Secretary Of State Issues Elbert County Clerk Subpoena Amid Possible Election Security Breach
• Local Ukrainians Call For Action As Tensions Rise With Russia
• Flyers Tie Franchise Record With 12th Straight Loss
• Man Dies After Being Shot While Driving In Bronzeville
• Sacramento Sheriff Scott Jones Announces Run For Congress
• Gino's Ristorante & Pizzeria Reopens Amid Hepatitis A Investigation That's Linked To 10 Cases, 3 Deaths
• Downsizing And Simplifying Big Factors In North Texans' Gravitating Toward 'Tiny Homes'
• Pennsylvania State Prisons To Halt In-Person Visitation Through February
• Homeland Security Warns Russian-Ukraine Crisis Could Lead to Cyberattacks in U.S.
• Public Awareness Campaign Shows Dangers Of Lead Fuel On Children Living Near Reid-Hillview Airport
• Plan Would Limit Tax Votes To General Elections
• Snow Plow Struck By Gunfire After Collision In Minneapolis
• Baltimore County Police Seeking Missing 12-Year-Old Girl From Halethorpe
• UPDATE: Oakland Police Arrest Suspect Caught on Video Assaulting Elderly Asian Woman in Chinatown
• Illinois State Trooper, Woman Found Shot Dead In Car On Southeast Side
• Powerful Surf Strikes Coast; Surfers At Ocean Beach Brave Dangerous Waves
• Getting Answers: Is There A Better Way To Prevent Deadly DUI Crashes?
• State, City Officials React To Deaths Of Firefighters Following Partial Building Collapse
• Florida COVID-19 Hospitalizations Below 11,000
• Call Kurtis: Temporary Bank Closures Impacting Access To Safe Deposit Boxes   
• Crews Cleanup Wild Wind Damage In Claremont
• Man Carjacked And Tased In Culver City
• Caltrans To Hold Upcoming Hearings On Future Of Highway 37 Corridor Amid Likely Sea Level Rise
• NYPD Officer Wilbert Mora Remains In Grave Condition At NYU Langone
• Memorabilia Used By Paul McCartney, BTS, Tom Petty & More Featured In MusiCares Charity Auction
• Driver Flees Burning Wreckage In Healdsburg Solo Vehicle Crash, Leaving Injured Passengers Inside
• Fund Helps Train Nurse's Aides For Free
• All Lewisville ISD Schools Closing Temporarily Due To Staffing Shortages
• COVID: San Mateo Residents Still Struggling to Find At-Home Tests Kits
• Procession, Public Viewings Scheduled For Fallen Elk Grove Police Officer Ty Lenehan
• Mark Bell Charged With Fatally Shooting Girlfriend In St. Paul
• US Pharmacies Are Rolling Out Free N95 Masks As Free COVID-19 Tests Begin To Arrive In The Mail
• Lawmaker Proposes Constitutional Amendment To Privatize Liquor Stores
• Miami-Dade Police Band Together To Help 7-Year-Old Burn Patient
• Flyers' Keith Yandle Ties Doug Jarvis' NHL Iron Man Streak At 964 Straight Games
• Part II: Billions Of Dollars Of Unemployment Aid Stolen From State Likely Won't Be Recovered
• Driver Killed In Rollover On I-20 Exit Ramp In Arlington
• Part I: Billions Of Dollars Of Unemployment Aid Stolen From State Likely Won't Be Recovered
• Two Years Ago Today: First Confirmed Case Of COVID-19 Reported In Illinois
• Evictions Surge After Moratoriums End; Dallas Continues Program To Help Renters
• Police Seek Hit-And-Run Suspect Accused Of Hitting Shelter Worker
• Showdown Brews Over Proposed Law Requiring San Jose Gun Owners To Buy Liability Insurance, Pay Annual Fee
• Alondra Michel Arrested In Connection To 5-Year-Old Boy's Death In Apartment Fire
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• Ukraine Crisis: Pentagon Puts 8,500 Troops On Heightened Alert To Deploy If Requested By NATO
• Minnesota Groups Unite To Oppose Recreational Marijuana Legalization
• Community Helping 30 Families Who Lost Apartments In Penn Hills Fire
• UPDATE: Fans Rally Behind Road Warrior San Francisco 49ers; Will Tickets Be Available For NFC Championship Game?
• Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman Bringing Back Controversial Camping Ban Proposal
• LAUSD To Require Surgical-Grade Masks For Students Beginning Monday
• UPDATE: Santa Clara County Offers Additional Free At-Home COVID-19 Tests
• 2 Yuba City Police Officers Injured In Violent Crash
• Milder Breeze Returns Along With Showers This Week
• 65% Of Skilled Nursing Facility Staff Boosted Against COVID-19
• St. Paul Police Searching For Shoplifter Who Shot Liquor Store Worker Over 6-Pack
• North Texas Man Struck By Former Lake Worth Police Officer Files Federal Lawsuit Against Him
• Steve Shand, Human Smuggling Suspect From Florida, Released Without Bond
• Despite Recent Snow, Conditions Aren't Great For Snowmobiling In Western Wisconsin
• WHO Reports Rise Of Omicron 'Stealth Variant'
• 2 Arrested In South San Francisco In Kidnapping, Human Trafficking Case
• North Texas Grandmother Angela Downing Admits Throwing 3-Year-Old Grandson Against Wall, Charged With Murder
• Police Seize Marijuana, Firearm From Illegal Dispensary In Pomona
• 'It Was Just Crazy': Florida Sen. Audrey Gibson On Verbal Attack By Sen. Ileana Garcia
• Cousin Of Missing Teen Charged With Lying To Officers
• MAP: At Least 276 Kids 16 And Younger Have Been Shot In Chicago Since 2021
• Fans Send Off Olympics-Bound US Women's Hockey Team From National Sports Center
• Culver City Students Return To School After Shutdown
• 'Momnibus' Bill In Congress Would Provide Millions To Address US Maternal Mortality Rate, Racial Disparity
• President Joe Biden Visiting Pittsburgh Friday
• Carroll ISD School Board Appears To Back Down After Reprimanding Teacher
• 'There's More To Come': With First Western Atlantic Conference Win In 5 Years, New Coach At Chicago State Says The Team Is Poised For More Championships
• North Texas Man Charged With Seditious Conspiracy For US Capitol Attack Was Set To Testify Before Congressional Committee
• Miami-Dade PD: Portion Of Turnpike Closed After Psychiatric Patient Who Ran Onto Highway Struck
• DC, 3 States Sue Google Saying It Invades Users' Privacy
• 40-Year-Old Man Fatally Stabbed In San Francisco Mission District Bar
• SF DA Boudin Announces Program For Helping Staffers Learn New Languages
• 4 Dead, 1 Injured In 'Ambush-Style' Shooting At House Party In Inglewood
• Mayor announces internal probe into handling of the death of Lauren Smith-Fields
• 'These People Are Victims': Border Patrol Agent Speaks Out After 4 Die At Canadian Border
• New Space Telescope With Largest Mirror Ever Deployed Into Space Reaches Final Stop Million Miles Out
• NYPD Officer Jason Rivera 'Always Said He Wanted To Be A Police Officer;' Wake And Funeral Set For This Week
• Family Files Lawsuit, Mother Speaks After Security Guard Was Seen On Video Throwing Student Around Classroom At Proviso West High School
• Illinois Reopens Driver Services Facilities For In-Person Business After Three-Week COVID Hiatus
• Montville, N.J. Police Asking For Public's Help Finding Missing Mother Cheng Hsiao And 2 Young Children
• Ethics Office Says Colorado Congressman Doug Lamborn May Have Broken Law
• Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Says City Is Growing Faster Than Ever At Panel Discussion With Developers
• 'It's Disgusting': Community Reacts To Antisemitic Flyers Found In Several Neighborhoods
• Nicholas Bednarek Identified As Man Killed In Cheltenham Crash That Injured 4 Other Teens
• Opening Statements Given In Federal Trial For Ex-Officers Charged In George Floyd's Death
• 'You Feel Violated': At Least Eight Vehicles Broken Into At iPark Lots In Chicago
• Rookie NYPD Officer Sumit Sulan Hailed A Hero For Quick Actions In Deadly Harlem Shooting
• Brashear High School Student Charged In Fight That Sent Teen To Hospital
• Connecticut Resident James Iannazzo Arrested After Tirade Caught On Video At Smoothie Shop
• Police Believe Suburban Philadelphia Homes Being Targeted By Organized Theft Ring: 'You Don't Think Of It Happening Here'
• Standoff In Nassau Between County Executive Blakeman And Gov. Hochul Over Masks In Schools Continues
• Moorhead Police: Furnace Was The Source Of Carbon Monoxide That Killed 7 Family Members
• COVID-19 Update: New Synthetic Antibody Appears To Block Omicron, All Other Known Variants
• St. Paul Man Charged With Beating His Wife To Death
• Has The Delta Variant Disappeared? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID-19 Questions
• Oakland Police Make 2 Arrests, Seize Vehicles, Firearms In Connection With Weekend Sideshows
• 'No Matter Where We Looked, It Was Sold Out': Baby Formula Shortage Is Major Concern For Parents
• Military Support Arrives For Coney Island Hospital Staff: 'There's Burnout... We Need Emotional Help'
• I-Team: Senators Demand Independent Review Of Seabrook Nuclear Power Plant
• Keolis Worker Put On Leave After Deadly Commuter Rail Crash In Wilmington
• Tax Season Has Started, Here Are Tips For A Timely Refund From The IRS
• SpaceX's Dragon Cargo Ship Back On Earth After Successful Splash Down Off Florida Coast
• 42-Year-Old Man Dies From Injuries After Being Shot By Police In Burlington
• 2-Alarm San Jose Townhouse Fire Extinguished; Firefighter Hospitalized After Fall from Roof
• Parkland Shooter Nikolas Cruz's Instagram Photos Will Be Shown At Penalty Trial
• Florida Named Shark Bite Capital Of The World In 2021 'International Shark Attack File'
• In Wake Of Shooting That Killed 8-Year-Old Melissa Ortega, Community Leader Calls For Mental Health Clinics, Funding To Prevent Crime In Little Village
• Denver City Council To Vote On $500,000 Settlement For Black Lives Matter Protest Injury
• Wilmington City Council Passes No-Confidence Vote Against Police Chief Robert Tracy
• Even In Ever-Changing Time Of COVID, An Evanston School's Dedication To Brighter Days Never Wavers
• Wordle's Wickedly Wonderous Appeal: 'Simplicity Is The Key To Having Success'
• Golden Gate Transit Bus Drivers Vote to Authorize Strike
• Penguins Forward Teddy Blueger Undergoes Surgery For Fractured Jaw
• Pa. Liquor Control Board Hosting Rare Whiskey Auction
• Police Identify Oscar Rosales As Suspect In Texas Deputy Constable Charles Galloway Slaying
• Lashawn McNeil, suspect in deadly Harlem police shooting, dies
• Massachusetts Reports 24,512 New COVID Cases Over 3 Days, 78 Additional Deaths
• Detectives Following 'Promising Leads' In Shooting Death Of 8-Year-Old Melissa Ortega, Mayor Says
• 'We Will Fight Back On This One': Rev. Jesse Jackson Plans Protest For Release Of Jason Van Dyke, Ex-CPD Officer Who Killed Laquan McDonald
• Crews Back Out During Rush Hour Snowfall
• Investigators: Burning Remnants Of Underground Coal Mines Are Possible Cause Of Marshall Fire
• Missing 20-Year-Old Woman's Body Pulled From Schuylkill River In Chester County
• Need Work? Baltimore County Hiring School Crossing Guards
• International Health Officials Investigating 'Stealth Omicron'
• Fire Burns At Modesto Home Overnight
• Investigators Narrow Time Of Harmony Montgomery Disappearance To Late November, Early December 2019
• 'Horrific': Six Found Dead In Milwaukee Home And Police Suspect All Were Homicides
• AVAM Receives $50K State Grant To Conserve Giant Whirligig
• Sources: Pittsburgh Police Officers Involved In Jim Rogers' Death Face Disciplinary Panel
• Sheldon Silver, Former New York Assembly Speaker Sent To Prison, Dead At 77
• Previously Missing 14-Year-Old Found
• Mayor Jim Kenney Will Have Procedure To Treat Irregular Heartbeat
• Chicago Weather: Bitter Cold Temps This Week
• Port Of Oakland Reports Record Import Volume In 2021; Declines In Exports
• 15-Year-Old Shot In Arm Near Temple's Campus
• 88-Year-Old Bridget Doyle Identified As Victim In Fatal Arlington Fire
• Flames And Smoke Billow From Train Traveling Through Beaver County
• Cousin Of Missing Teen Zion Foster Charged With Lying To Police
• New Jersey 'On The Backside Of Omicron,' But New Concern Grows About Children Getting Severely Sick With COVID-19
• Wildlife Waystation Founder Martine Colette Dies At 79
• Nikola Jokic Named Player Of The Week
• Firefighters, Animal Services Personnel Rescue Owl From Rancho Cordova Tree
• Code Blue Alert Extreme Cold Alert Issued For Baltimore City
• Democrats Seek Ed Gainey's Replacement In State House
• Lashawn McNeil, Suspect In Deadly Harlem Police Shooting, Dies At Hospital, Police Sources Tell CBS2
• Stocks Rebound After Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq All Enter 'Correction' Territory
• Stocks Rebound After Dow, S&P 500 and NASDAQ Enter 'Correction' Territory
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations Are Dropping In The Northeast. In Other Parts Of The Country, They're Rising
• Beyoncé, Kim Kardashian, Diana Ross & More Share Tributes To Fashion Designer Thierry Mugler
• Harmony Montgomery's Stepmother 'Knows What Law Enforcement Is Closing In On Learning,' Prosecutors Say
• Doctors Warn Of Heart Attack Risk While Shoveling Snow
• Aldermen Balk At $125,000 Settlement For Mother Of Mentally Ill Man Shot And Killed By Police In 2013
• Bill To Rename Boston Playground After Rob Gronkowski Moves Forward In Legislature
• Paterson Students Return For In-Person Learning For 1st Time In 2022
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Commonwealth Rolls Out 'Strike Team' To Ease Hospital Crunch
• Florida Ends Appeal In Health Worker Vaccine Case
• Ryan Ferguson on life's challenges and "The Amazing Race"
• Denver Weather: Winter Storm Set To Arrive For The Tuesday Morning Commute
• Historic Bryn Athyn Home Goes Up In Flames
• Clear Skies, Calm Winds Help Firefighters Strengthen Containment Of Big Sur Wildfire; 'Drought Is Acting Like A Chronic Illness'
• Facebook Parent Meta Building Supercomputer For AI Research
• Worker Critically Burned In Explosion, Fire In Chipotle Of Downtown LA High-Rise, Dozens Evacuated
• James Webb Space Telescope Reaches Final Stop 1 Million Miles Out
• Fort Worth ISD Now Operating 5 COVID-19 Testing Sites For Students, Employees
• 2nd Man Arrested, Another Sought In Murder Of Man Killed By Stray Bullet While Eating Thanksgiving Dinner In Norristown
• Pittsburgh Weather: Snowfall Could Make For Challenging Evening Commute
• A Loophole In NFL's Penalty For Hitting Defenseless Receiver Was Exposed On Eric Weddle-Mike Evans Hit
• Denver Recreation Centers To Hand Out Free KN95 Masks
• NBA Player Jaxson Hayes Charged In Woodland Hills Domestic Violence Incident
• Pharmacies, Health Centers Begin To Distribute Free N95 Masks
• Texas Joins DC, 2 Other States Suing Google For Allegedly Invading Users' Privacy
• Second Suspect In Clearview Mall Parking Lot Shooting Surrenders
• Domestic Assault Suspect Fled St. Cloud Police, Threatened Officers With Sword, Knife
• Whitmer Announces State Of The State Address Will Include Tribute To Oxford Community
• Child Dies After Apartment Fire On Evans Avenue In Aurora, 30+ More Displaced
• City Launches 'Philadelphia Tax Center' Website Just In Time For Tax Season
• William Galvin To Seek Reelection As Secretary Of State
• Proposed Bill Would Add COVID-19 Vaccine To California's Required Immunizations For Students
• Chicago Weather: A Deep Freeze Takes Effect Overnight For The Chicago Area
• Harris County Sheriff's Office Sgt. Ramon Gutierrez Killed In Hit-And-Run Crash
• Crocs Donates 30,000 Pairs Of Shoes To Those Impacted By Marshall Fire
• The Best Way To Melt All That Ice
• Barr has spoken to January 6 committee, chairman says
• Denver Police Officer Released From Hospital After SUV Crashes Into Police Vehicle
• Google Sued By DC, 3 States Saying It Invades Users' Privacy
• 2 Injured In Separate Stockton Shootings
• Residents Escape Pleasanton House Fire; Neighbors Evacuated
• Motorcycle Rider Crashes, Dies Just Off I-80 In Vallejo
• Footprints In Snow Outside Of Westinghouse Academy Lead Police To Gun
• Amid Blood Shortage, Krispy Kreme Offers Free Donuts To Donors
• Michigan Supreme Court Strikes Law To Make Petition Drives Harder
• Bengals Have Rookie Kicker Evan McPherson Thanks In Large Part To Patriots' Draft Day Trade
• 3 Killed In Weekend Crash In Western Wisconsin
• Neighbor's Doorbell Camera Records Sound Of Shots Fired In Thornton
• Vos Attorney Says He Didn't Review Gableman Records
• Baltimore County Police Seek Help Solving 2020 Pikesville Homicide
• Feds Waive Fees For Lost Passports In Marshall Fire After Requests By Hickenlooper, Bennet, Neguse
• Rams Limit Ticket Sales For NFC Title Game To SoCal Residents Only
• Sparrow Hospital In Lansing Becomes 6th Hospital In Michigan To Secure Federal Medical Team
• Ravens DE Derek Wolfe Says He's Had Successful Hip Surgergy
• 31-Year-Old Man Killed In Revere Shooting
• 6 Of Colorado's 8 Major River Basins Remain Above Normal On Snowpack
• George Berry Charged With 15 Counts Of Rape After Years Of 'Horrific Abuse,' Chester County DA Says
• Woman Helps Palo Alto Police Arrest Duo Suspected In Several Auto Burglaries
• Michael Ninomiya Charged With Attempted Murder Of 5-Year-Old Son
• PG&E Probation For San Bruno Blast Ending Amid Ongoing Safety Worries Due To Wildfires
• Hogan Signs Executive Order Aimed At Shoring Up Hospital & Nursing Home Staffing
• 3 Arrested After Man Assaulted Outside Holland Township Restaurant
• Salem Man Suffers Head Injury After ATV Crashes Through Ice In New Hampshire
• Fire Burns 3rd-Story Apartment in San Rafael
• Some types of baby formula in short supply, frustrating parents
• Thierry Mugler, French fashion icon, dies at 73
• Rob Gronkowski Needs A Few Weeks To Decide On His Future, But Hints He May Still Play Even If Tom Brady Retires
• Advocates: Utility-Backed Bill Imperils Rooftop Solar In Florida
• Lawsuits allege Google lied about your location tracking
• Labor shortage is biggest challenge for small businesses
• N95 Masks Expected To Start Hitting Store Shelves By End Of January
• The top January 2022 deals at Amazon to shop right now
• Dozens Of Dogs And Cats Rescued From Hoarding Case Up For Adoption In Massachusetts
• Supreme Court To Hear Challenge To Affirmative Action In Admissions At Harvard, North Carolina
• Two Killed, 1-Year-Old Injured When Car Hits Slow-Moving Semi
• Shut down by COVID, nightclub transforms into grocery store
• St. Paul Police Seek Help Identifying Woman Driving Stolen Car With Owner's Puppy Inside
• Suspect Shot, Wounded By Deputies During Standoff; Climbs Onto Roof Of Walnut Park Home
• Suspect Sought In Possible Antisemitic Hate Crime Attack In Brooklyn
• Palin's positive COVID test forces delay of NYT defamation trial
• Pa. Revenue Dept. Offers Free Tax Filing Online
• Body Found In Red Cedar River Identified As Brendan Santo, MSU Police Say
• Miami Weather: Coldest Air Of The Season Has Arrived In South Florida
• Jail Escapee Arrested Trying To Flee Texas At Southern Border
• St. Clair Shores Councilman Wants To Save Obsolete Water Tower
• Stocks rebound after entering "correction" territory
• Bruins Rule Out Matt Grzelcyk For Monday Night's Game Vs. Ducks
• Chicago Weather: Dual Rounds Of Snowfall Bring Mixed Emotions For Chicagoans
• Supreme Court To Consider Challenge To Harvard And UNC Affirmative Action Policies
• Fire Breaks Out At Building In North Sacramento
• John Stockton has Gonzaga tickets suspended over mask refusal
• Chiefs Defeat Bills In Thrilling Overtime Battle In Exciting Weekend Of NFL Playoff Games
• WIN Waste Innovations To Operate 8 Recycling Drop-Off Centers In Baltimore, Officials Say
• Florida's Ghost Orchid, One Of The World's Rarest Flowers, In Danger Say Environmental Groups Seeking Federal Protection
• Philadelphia Amtrak Travelers Hit By 'Not Surprising' Service Reduction Amid COVID Staffing Shortage
• Felicity Barr, 16, Last Seen In Aurora, Has Been Found
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Reports 11,193 New Cases, 42 More Deaths
• Funds Available For Those Still Unable To Work Due To Marshall Fire
• CTA Unveils New Phase For Red-Purple Bypass
• Taxpayers Can Now Start Filing For 2021 Income Tax Returns
• Stretch Of Ocean Drive Reopen For Vehicular Traffic After Nearly 2 Years
• Mayor Wu Extends Vaccination Deadline, But 100 Boston Firefighters Protest Mandate Outside City Hall
• Claremont Unified Cancels All Classes To Assess Windstorm Damage, Power Out At 2 Campuses
• Weber grill maker apologizes for poorly timed meatloaf recipe
• Kid Rock To Make Summer Tour Stop At Star Lake
• 'No More Houses Left': Adams County Firefighters Describe Battling The Marshall Fire
• Woman Killed In St. Paul Identified As 31-Year-Old Latifa Brown
• Massachusetts Gas Prices Remain Steady, Still Slightly Higher Than National Average
• 1 Killed While Trying To Change Tire On 118 Freeway In Mission Hills
• Hill County Home To $2M Texas Lottery Winner
• Braintree Barnes & Noble To Close After 28 Years; New Location Planned
• Authorities Investigating Possible Link Between Burglaries Across Delaware Valley, Police Confirm
• Journalist who said she feared for her life shot dead in Mexico
• Virginia school districts sue over Youngkin order making masks optional
• Senior Hoop Star Mya Hollingshed's Leadership Has The Buffaloes Thriving On, Off The Court
• Supreme Court rejects GOP challenge to proxy voting in House
• Activist investor calls on Peloton to fire CEO and sell itself
• Michigan School District Makes Masks Mandatory After Community Vote
• Chicago Weather: Flight Cancellations, Delays As First Alert Forecast Calls For 1-3 Inches Of Snow
• Chicago Weather: Snow Causing Dangerous Driving Conditions; First Alert Forecast Calls For Up To 3 Inches
• Remains Of Salisbury Native Who Died In Pearl Harbor Identified, Defense Department Says
• Woman Charged With Arson, Theft In Lansing Walmart Fire
• 62-Year-Old Man Pushed Onto Subway Tracks In Lower Manhattan
• Steam Leak At Vicinity Energy Plant In Grays Ferry Causing Loud Noise, Company Says
• Jayson Tatum Busts Out Of His Shooting Slump With Scoring Clinic Against Wizards
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Dip To 2,330, Positivity Rate Below 15%
• America's Most Popular Fairs: Two In Massachusetts Make Top 20 List
• Woman finds winning $3 million lottery prize in her junk mail
• China flies 39 warplanes into Taiwan's air defense zone in a day
• Police probe of Black woman's death "racially insensitive," family says
• Gov. Whitmer To Propose Tripling Michigan's Tax Credit For Low-Wage Workers
• Tarrant County Public Health Rolls Out COVID-19 'Vaxmobile' To Underserved Communities
• Jerod Mayo Reportedly Heading To Vegas To Interview For Raiders Head Coaching Job
• Chicago Weather: Warming Centers Open Ahead Of Tuesday Temperature Drop
• Missing 15-Year-Old Emmanuel Sanchez Located Safely
• Lashawn McNeil, Suspect In Deadly Harlem Police Shooting, Was On Probation, Has 5 Prior Arrests
• Supreme Court agrees to hear challenge to affirmative action
• AAA: Florida Gas Prices Slightly Higher
• Oxford High School Reopening Jan. 24 For First Time Since Shooting
• Sticker Shock: Coloradans Question High Natural Gas Bills
• University Of Chicago Students Returning to In-Person Learning Monday
• "Mega" iceberg releases 152 billion tons of water into ocean
• PTL Links: Jan. 24, 2022
• Man Killed In Cedar-Riverside Shooting Identified
• Pandemic Along With Other Conditions Are Leaving The City's Homeless Resorting To CTA Trains For Shelter
• Denver Air Force Veteran Inspired To Help Others After Experiencing Homelessness
• CHP Searching For Hit-And-Run Driver In Sacramento
• Route 28 Southbound Reopened After Multi-Vehicle Crash
• Amtrak Forced To Reduce Service Along Northeast Corridor Due To COVID-Related Staffing Shortage
• WATCH LIVE: DA Larry Krasner To Discuss Tajan Durham, Suspect Who Fired At Philadelphia Police Officers
• 3 Marylanders Killed In Head-On Crash In La Plata, Troopers Say
• Melissa Ortega, 8-Year-Old Girl Killed In Little Village Shooting, Had Just Emigrated From Mexico
• Assange cleared to challenge U.S. extradition in U.K. Supreme Court
• Monday Marks First Day You Can Begin Filing Your Federal Tax Return
• Fire At The Sacramento Drive-In Theater On Oates Drive, Theater Closed
• 5 Dead, 17 Wounded In Weekend Shootings Across Chicago
• Man & Woman Killed In Overnight Baltimore Shootings, Police Say
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• North Texas Highs In 60s On Monday Before Rain/Snow Mix Chances By Midweek
• New Bill Allows For Hunting Of Destructive Wild Pigs In California Without A Permit
• 10th Annual Winter Brew Festival Moves Outside Due To Omicron Variant
• Blind man who helped rescue 5 after Oklahoma City bombing dies at 75
• Stowaway in plane's nose wheel survives flight from Africa to Amsterdam
• Tom Brady Didn't Want To Talk About His Future After Playoff Loss
• Missing Coral Springs Man Miguel Negron Has Been Found
• Hurley: The NFL's Overtime Rules Are Fantastic, And They Should Never Be Changed
• Air Quality A Concern After Fire Destroys Vacant Everett Warehouse
• Minnesota Man With COVID Dies After Legal Battle Over Ventilator
• 'This Is All About Inclusion': The 5 Simple Rules Of Wheelchair Etiquette
• Uptown's Williams Pub & Peanut Bars Closes Indefinitely After Shooting
• New York Seeing Progress In Fight Against Omicron Surge
• 330,000+ Pacifiers Sold On Amazon Recalled Due To Choking Hazard
• NYC Rabbi Angela Buchdahl Describes Call From Texas Hostage Situation: 'Nothing Else I Could Do But Wait And Pray'
• One Hit, Killed By Train In Pomona
• 'Harry Potter' Star James Snyder Fired From Broadway Show
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/24 First Alert Forecast
• Heat Hold On To Top Lakers 113-107
• Chiefs take down Bills in overtime in wild divisional round game
• Biden presented with options to bolster NATO with U.S. troops
• What are Putin's intentions in Ukraine?
• Appleton, Grubauer Lead Kraken To 5-3 Win Over Panthers
• U.S. orders families of embassy staff to leave Ukraine
• "Horrific": Six found dead in Milwaukee home
• Cruise ship heads to Bahamas after U.S. issues arrest warrant
• Opening Statements Underway In Federal Trial Of Ex-Officers
• Hazardous Sneaker Waves Threaten San Francisco Beachcombers
• CBS News Streaming Network launches from new studio with new programming
• Luka, Kristaps Lead Dallas Mavericks Past Grizzlies 104-91 At AAC
• Pittsburgh Winter Weather: 1-4" Of Snow Expected To Fall Throughout Western Pennsylvania
• Texas DPS Special Agent Anthony Salas Dies After Traffic Accident Near Mexican Border
• California woman killed in 1977 identified by cold case team
• Chicago Weather: Winter Weather Advisory In Effect For Monday Morning Commute
• French adventurer goes missing in bid to row across Atlantic
• 16-Year-Old Noel Buck Embracing Every Challenge As He Looks To Make His Mark With Revolution
• Student Loans And The Struggle Of Paying Them Off
• No Injuries In West Philadelphia House Fire, Officials Say
• Federal Appeals Court Orders Masking Policy To Be Enforced In Upper St. Clair School District
• Mark Rosenberg Acknowledges He Resigned As FIU President Because 'I Caused Discomfort For A Valued Employee'
• ECHL suspends Jacob Panetta for what foe saw as "monkey" gesture
• Early Morning Fire Destroys Home in Fayette County
• Tonga eruption equivalent to hundreds of Hiroshimas, NASA says
• Nashua Boy Makes Highlight Reel Play During Unified High School Basketball Game
• Washington Health System Updates Mask Requirements In Facilities
• Fire At Angel's Journey Home Animal Rescue Determined Accidental

Videos from January 24, 2022

• 1/24: Red and Blue
• James Webb Space Telescope reaches its final destination
• Arianna Huffington discusses how to handle workplace burnout
• Eye on America: Inspiring youth through music, a threat to tribal lands, and more
• Colorado Fire burning near Big Sur in Northern California
• Sheldon Silver, New York power broker for decades before downfall, dies at 77
• U.S. Navy commander makes history on the high seas
• Supreme Court to hear affirmative action challenge
• NYC mayor announces crackdown on illegal guns
• Oath Keepers leader in court on sedition charges
• Google faces lawsuit over its use of location tracking data
• Ex-officers on trial for George Floyd's death
• Dow rallies after falling more than 1,000 points
• Virginia school districts sue over mask-optional order
• U.S. orders embassy families to leave Ukraine
• U.S. weighs options as tensions rise with Russia
• U.S. could deploy troops to support Ukraine
• Biden refers to Fox News reporter as a "stupid son of a bitch"
• U.S. preps troops for potential deployment to Ukraine
• Stock markets end the day up after hitting low points
• NASA's James Webb Space Telescope reaches orbit nearly 1 million miles away
• Ryan Ferguson on life’s challenges and “The Amazing Race”
• Pentagon puts 8,500 troops on heightened alert to deploy if requested by NATO
• Psaki says NATO exercise in Mediterranean will "help demonstrate the unity, capability and strength" of the alliance
• Judge delays trial in Sarah Palin's lawsuit against New York Times after she tests positive for COVID-19
• Trial begins for former officers present at murder of George Floyd
• "Mega" iceberg releases 152 billion tons of fresh water as it melts into the ocean
• Committee investigating January 6 riot has spoken to Trump's attorney general Bill Barr
• Six people found dead in Milwaukee home
• U.S. tells Ukraine embassy staffers' families to return home
• MoneyWatch: Small businesses on the brink amid COVID pandemic and labor market shortages
• Biden weighs Ukraine options as tensions grow with Russia
• CBS News Miami debuts, highlighting local stories from community
• Mark Cuban launches affordable online pharmacy
• Ukrainians preparing for possible invasion by Russia
• Winter weather slamming parts of U.S.
• Cruise ship sails to the Bahamas instead of Miami following legal troubles
• Mindfulness expert Jay Shetty shares tips to improve overall mental health
• MoneyWatch: Tax-filing season begins as IRS deals with major backlogs from last year's filings
• WorldView: Julian Assange gets chance to appeal extradition to UK high court
• Jill Schlesinger on why you should file your taxes as soon as possible
• More than 100,000 Russian troops amassed at Ukrainian border
• President Biden could meet potential Russian invasion of Ukraine with troop reinforcement
• California's next big valley, "Lithium Valley," powering electric car future
• U.S. orders Ukraine embassy staff to leave country amid tensions with Russia
• 1/24: CBS News Mornings
• Some kinds of baby formula now harder to find in parts of U.S., leaving parents frustrated
• Connecticut family seeks answers after woman found dead while reportedly on a date
• Some schools turn to COVID testing to keep kids in the classroom amid spike in infections
• House panel investigating January 6 spoke with Trump's former Attorney General William Barr
• Ukrainian families on the Russian border live in fear of Putin invasion
• What factors are leading to a rise in crime?
• Biden ramps up efforts to win support as approval ratings fall
• White House affirms ties with NATO; Congress pursues January 6 probe