Site Map for January 25, 2022

Articles from January 25, 2022

• San Jose Becomes First City In Nation To Require Gun Liability Insurance
• Curry And Warriors Rout Mavericks, 130-92
• Elk Grove Horse Rescue Robbed Over The Weekend
• Homeless Shelter Proposed Next To Children's Receiving Home Of Sacramento
• Contact Tracing Program Called Into Question After Delays
• Oakland Chinatown Cash-Only Businesses Convert To Credit To Stop Attacks On Asians
• Authorities Searching For Missing Teen Girl Allegedly Taken By Her Mother
• Tatum, Brown Lead Celtics In 128-75 Laugher Over Kings
• Streets Reopen in Santa Clara Following Hours-Long Structure Fire
• Woman Details Encounter With Man Accused Of Killing Brianna Kupfer
• Police Getting Additional Funds To Crack Down On Illegal Street Racing
• VIDEO: French Bulldog Stolen At Gunpoint Reunites With Castro Valley Owners
• Experts: Stealth Omicron Subvariant BA.2 Should Not Slow Pandemic Endgame
• Enjoying The Weather Extremes Of Como Park Zoo & Conservatory
• Leaders In Colorado Take Up Conversation About Fire Resistant Building Codes
• Watch The Moment David Ortiz Found Out He Had Been Elected To Baseball Hall Of Fame
• NYPD Officer Wilbert Mora Dies After Being Shot In Line Of Duty In Harlem: 'True Heroes Never Die'
• 'I'm Very Lucky': Driver Unscathed After Concrete Falls From I-93 Bridge, Smashes SUV
• Traffic Cones Thrown Off Mass. Ave. Bridge Into Charles River
• CBS SF Talks to Earthless Drummer Mario Rubalcaba (Part 1)
• Broward School Board Narrows List Of Candidates For Superintendent Of Schools Job
• Chicago Weather: Wind Chill Advisory In Effect, Wind Chills Dropping Well Below Zero
• Does Cold Weather Affect COVID Test Kits And Results?
• Torrance Police Seek Public's Help In Shooting Death Of A Man
• Earlier Releases For Repeat Offenders In California Halted Pending Appeal
• 'I Was Flabbergasted': Missing Badge Of Hastings Officer Killed In 1894 Rediscovered
• 'She Led With Love, Kindness, And Compassion': County Establishes Sandra Shells Memorial Fund In Honor Of Slain Nurse
• 'Add More Light': Colorado's Jewish Community On Alert Following Distribution Of Hateful Fliers
• West Jefferson Hills School Board Votes To Not Renew Superintendent's Contract
• Police: Man Shot In ER Waiting Area At Jacobi Hospital
• Friends And Family Call For Answers After Woman Killed In Sheraden
• Police Renew Effort To Find Suspect In St. Paul Double Murder
• Many Chicago Area Schools To Close Or Go Remote Wednesday Due To Extreme Cold
• Englewood First Responders Group Reaches Out To Community's Homeless Population Amid Extreme Cold
• City Urges People To Call 311 And Get To Warming Centers If Necessary As Dangerous Cold Settles On Chicago
• 16-Year-Old New Rochelle Boy Arrested In Fatal Shooting Of 16-Year-Old
• Scrap Metal Fire At Port Newark Sends Heavy Smoke Into Surrounding Neighborhoods
• Referendum To Spend Over $20 Million On Repairs For Cresskill School Expected To Pass
• Anti-Semitic Flyers Also Found In Fort Lauderdale, North Miami
• Manor College Students Past, Present 'Very Angry And Frustrated' About Ukraine-Russia Tensions
• Investigation Ongoing Into Vacant Home Fire That Killed 3 Baltimore Firefighters
• Businesses Owners On The Block Protest Proposal To Close Establishments On The Street By 10 P.M.
• Man Charged In Shots Fired Outside Waterworks Walmart
• Shooting At Towson Student-Centered Apartment Building Under Investigation
• North Texas Mom Hospitalized 93 Days With COVID-19 Delivers Healthy Baby Girl
• Miami Weather: Showers Return To South Florida
• Baltimore City: Stricker Street Property Owed $50K, Put Up For Tax Sale 4 Times
• NFL, LA County Go On Public Education Blitz To Block COVID From Super Bowl Festivities
• Ayala, Russell Backcourt Dooms Rutgers In Maryland Win
• Florida Panthers Beat Winnipeg Jets 5-3
• Advocates Rally for Maryland Lawmakers to Ban Ghost Guns
• DFW Area Has 5 Boys Basketball Players Named McDonald's All Americans
• Kennard Scores 7 In Final 9 Seconds As Clippers Stun Wizards
• Baltimore Firefighter John McMaster Upgraded To Fair Condition After Building Collapse
• Michigan High Schools Selling 'Oxford Strong' T-Shirts To Help Community
• No. 24 Illinois Holds Off No. 10 Michigan State
• DePaul Loses To Villanova For 22nd Straight Time
• Fugitive Inmate Captured By Task Force In Brooklyn Center
• Dallas ISD To Launch Full-Time Virtual School This Coming Fall
• Williamson Leads Loyola Over Southern Illinois
• Aurora Mayor Richard Irvin Honors Holla Pala, Guardian Angel Who Feeds Those Staying At Overnight Warming Center
• Chicago Bears Hire Chiefs Exec Ryan Poles As New GM
• Meijer Offering Free N95 Masks To Customers At Stores
• Smoking Rules At Florida Beaches, Parks Backed
• Wayne County Partnering With CDC To Hold COVID-19 Testing Site In Dearborn
• National Anthem Requirement Gets Florida House Support
• Medical 'Conscience' Expansion In Florida Fuels Debate
• Yandle Sets NHL Iron Man Streak While Flyers Notch Franchise-Record 13th Straight Loss
• 'He Embraced This City': Fans Celebrate David Ortiz's Election To Hall Of Fame
• Colorado Fire in Big Sur Sparked By Pile Burning Operation, 50% Contained
• Charges: Man Steals Metro Mobility Bus, Leads Law Enforcement On Metro-Wide Chase
• Tatum, Brown Lead Celtics In 128-75 Rout Over Kings
• James Has 33, Lakers Beat Nets 106-96 In Davis' Return
• Trash Bags, Cardboard, Old Furniture: Illegal Dumping In Logan Sparking Outrage From Ya Fav Trashman, Community Members
• Sacramento Judge Delays Enforcement Of Part Of New California Bacon Law
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Drive-By Road Rage Shooter In Kingsessing
• Colorado Weather: Eastern Colorado Gets Buried In Rush Hour Storm
• Plans For Sprawling Urban Village In San Jose Signals Post-Pandemic Economic Recovery
• Embiid Leads Sixers Past Short-Handed Pelicans, 117-107
• Victim In 'Brutal' Chinatown Attack Sues San Francisco DA Chesa Boudin Amid Shocking Jump In Anti-Asian Hate Crimes
• Keller @ Large: Gov. Charlie Baker's Final State Of The Commonwealth Was A Victory Lap
• West Oakland Residents Oppose Proposed Port Of Oakland Sand And Gravel Storage Site
• Modesto Explores Hiring Park Rangers To Keep Parks Clean And Safe
• Elton John Tests Positive For COVID; Postpones 2 Shows
• Bills Offensive Coordinator Brian Daboll Gets Second Interview With Giants
• El Dorado County Principal Target of Anti-Mask Protest Outside of Family Home
• Menlo Park Leaders May Seek Quiet Zone For Trains Amid Noise Complaints
• Medical Examiner: Connecticut Woman Who Died Under Suspicious Circumstances Died Of Acute Intoxication
• Pair Charged With Murder In Deadly Shooting At Chill Bar And Grill In Lewisville
• Cause Of Colorado Fire Revealed; Containment Now Up To 50% For California Coast Blaze Near Big Sur
• Man Accused Of Threatening Rep. Pam Snyder's Office Headed For Trial
• Sen. Chuck Schumer, Rep. Ritchie Torres Unveil Fire Safety Package In Response To Deadly Bronx High-Rise Fire
• Highly Touted COVID-19 Antiviral Treatments In Short Supply
• Man In Fistfight Falls Onto BART Tracks At San Bruno Station
• Man Accused Of Killing Elk Grove Police Officer Tyler Lenehan In Wrong-Way Crash Appears In Court
• State Senate Committee Advances Constitutional Amendment Against Abortion
• Wednesday's Show Info (1/25/22)
• In Final State Of Commonwealth, Baker Says Massachusetts Now Stronger After Battling Pandemic For 2 Years
• 'Really A Reckless Decision': Gov. DeSantis On FDA's Decision To Revoke Emergency Use Of Certain Mononclonal Antibody Treatments
• Dallas Police Arrest Suspect Wanted For Alleged Aggravated Sexual Assault Of A Child
• Snow Blowers, Shovels Hard To Come By Due To Supply Chain Issues
• Jesse Diggins Going For Gold...Again
• EDD Under Fire As Scammers Target Disability Claims
• MFA Returns Painting Stolen During World War II
• Maryland Dept. Of Health Launches Campaign To Encourage Children's COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Roger Clemens On Not Being Elected To Hall Of Fame: 'I Didn't Play Baseball To Get Into The HOF'
• St. John's Lutheran School In Lombard Begins Student Mask Exemptions Amid Protests, Staff Resignations
• Dallas Police Officer Who Beat Man In Deep Ellum Last Summer Is Fired
• Pasadena To Implement Gunshot Detection System, Considers 'Ring' Cameras In High Crime Areas
• Infectious Subvariant Of Omicron Detected In Santa Clara County
• Body Cam Footage Examined On Day 2 In Federal Trial Of Ex-Officers In George Floyd's Death
• 49ers Fans Got Game Day Plans! Watch Parties In The Bay Or In L.A.
• St. Cloud City Council Rejects Mask Mandate
• Harlem Community Members Gather Outside 32nd Precinct For Vigil Honoring Fallen NYPD Officers
• Silverado Trail Reopens After Closing Due To Downed Lines
• Barry Bonds Denied Entry To Baseball Hall Of Fame In Final Year On Ballot
• University Of Chicago Holds Safety Meeting In Wake Of Violent Crimes Near Campus
• Cold, Icy Weather Forces Some COVID-19 Testing Sites To Close Or Delay Opening
• Palo Alto Police Launch Hate Crime Investigation After Racist Graffiti Found On School Campus
• More Financial Assistance Available For Homeowners Displace By Marshall Fire
• Penguins Forward Jason Zucker Week-To-Week After Core Muscle Surgery
• Brooklyn Nonprofit Offers Advice For Tenants After Expiration Of Eviction Moratorium
• Power Restored To Thousands Of SMUD Customers In Land Park Area
• Gov. Walz Pitches $5.1B For Schools, Children's Mental Health, Paid Leave
• David Ortiz Elected To Baseball Hall Of Fame; Bonds, Clemens, Schilling Denied
• Domestic Disturbance Calls Among Most Dangerous Situations For Officers, Former NYPD Detective Says
• Chicago Weather: Wind Child Advisory In Effect For Entire Area
• Patient's Miraculous Rebound From COVID Brings Hope To ICU Nurse
• Job Seekers Have Leverage During 'Great Resignation' Which Is Impacting North Texas
• Westmoreland County Woman Charged In Credit Card Fraud Scheme That Spanned The Globe
• NYCHA, Columbia University Bring Free Eye Care To Harlem Tenants
• Self-defense classes teach older Asian Americans how to fight back
• Study: Most Americans Do Not Have $1,000 Cash On Hand For Emergencies
• Why orange juice prices are rising
• In Wake Of Murder Of Melissa Ortega, 8, Little Village Parents Demand New Outlets For Kids Suffering In Violent Environment
• Moncler goes fur-free
• St. Paul Police Warn Against Warming Cars Unattended After Rise In Thefts
• 'It's Just Scary': Archer Heights Carjacker Points Gun At One-Year-Old
• Study: COVID-19 May Raise Risk Of Diabetes In Children
• Boy Killed In Aurora Fire Named As Abner 'Choco' Salmeron, Jr.
• As Youth Violence Surges, Community Leaders And Street Outreach Workers Look For Answers
• Barry Morphew Allowed To Visit Daughters In Gunnison, Judge Rules
• Snow Creates Chaos For Drivers Across Colorado
• St. Charles Woman Files Suit Against Dog Owners, Says Rottweilers Attacked Her 'Like A Chew Toy'
• Aurora's 'Guardian Angel' Honored For Feeding People At Warming Center Every Night
• Lawmakers Seek Inspections After Surfside Condo Collapse
• FDA Halts Use Of 2 Monoclonal Antibody Treatments Shown To Struggle Against Omicron
• Air District Accuses Benicia Valero Refinery Of Excess Emissions, Seeks Abatement Order
• Granbury High School Student Struck By Vehicle After School
• New State-Of-The-Art $241 Million High School On The Ballot For Hoboken Voters
• In-Person Visits At Pennsylvania State Prison Pausing Thursday Due To COVID-19-Related Issues Among Staff
• Free Drive-Through COVID Test Site Opens In Whittier
• 'These Are Very Real Worries': Chicago's Chinatown Still Concerned About Increase Of Hate Crimes
• Former Northwestern Professor Wyndham Lathem Gets 53 Years For Murder Of Boyfriend Trenton James Cornell-Duranleau
• Arrest Warrant Issued For Man, 23, In San Joaquin County Stabbing, Robbery
• Beloved Irish Snug On East Colfax Closes Up Shop
• Seurat's 'A Sunday On La Grande Jatte' To Be Displayed And Reframed Thursday At The Art Institute
• See The Snow Totals On Colorado's Front Range From Tuesday's Storm
• Governor Reminds Marshall Fire Victims About SBA Loans
• Apple says possibly armed woman is stalking CEO Tim Cook
• Tattered Cover's Newest Location In Westminster Features More Than Just Books
• 11-Year-Old New Jersey Girl Sews Custom Hospital Gowns For Pediatric Cancer Patients
• 1 In Custody Following Shooting In Castle Rock
• Nancy Pelosi Says She's Running For Reelection; 'Much More Needs To Be Done'
• Rockies First Baseman Todd Helton Not Elected To Hall Of Fame
• First Ballot: David Ortiz Elected Into Baseball Hall Of Fame
• VIDEO: Smash-And-Grab Robbery At Tanforan Mall Jewelry Store
• Patriots Sign Defensive Lineman Daniel Ekuale To Future Contract
• Plan To Build More Skyscrapers In Downtown Miami Draws Concern
• Following Violent Weekend, Mayor Scott And Commissioner Harrison Pledge To Hold Perpetrators Accountable
• Mayor Eric Adams Insists Reimagined Anti-Crime Unit, Other Measures Will Be Effective, Not Abusive
• After Almost 40 Years, Long Island Congregation Nearly Finished Studying Entire Jewish Bible
• Parents: Don't throw away this IRS letter
• Lawmakers Hear Renewed Push To Allow For Driver's Licenses Regardless Of Immigration Status
• Florida Senator Lauren Book Fighting Back Over Nude Images Stolen From Her
• Caught On Camera: Florida Undercover Detective Threatened With Gun During Sting Operation
• Grieving Miami-Dade Mother Appeals For Help In Son's 2013 Murder
• Anne Arundel County Mask Mandate Remains In Effect After Judge Rules Against Injunction
• Sapphire Tenants: Heat and Hot Water Out For Two Weeks, Management Working On HVAC System
• Open For Business: En Arabesque Dancewear Owner Bringing Passion And Dance Products To Bucks County
• Who Is Jim Williams? CBS 2 Anchor Spent Formative Years In West Chatham
• Maryland Weather: Potential Nor'Easter, Bomb Cyclone Could Bring Snow This Weekend
• Tributes Pouring In For 3 Baltimore Firefighters Killed In Partial Building Collapse
• If Not A Full-Scale Invasion, What Might A Russian Attack On Ukraine Look Like? We've Seen It Before
• 'They Just Want To Be Free': Rally Planned In Support Of Ukraine At Philadelphia Art Museum
• Snow-Covered Roads and Sidewalks Still An Issue In Some Pittsburgh Neighborhoods
• 'Same General Family': The New Omicron Sub-Variant Not Ringing Alarms In Chicago Just Yet
• Metra Milwaukee District West Trains Halted Due To Switch Problem
• Mother's Boyfriend Charged With Capital Murder Of 2 Teenaged Brothers In North Richland Hills
• Shedd Aquarium's Penguin Celebrities Showcased In New Children's Book
• San Francisco Anti-Asian Hate Crimes Jump 567%; Mayor, Police Chief Pledge Response, Urge Residents To Report Crimes
• LA Officials Draw Awareness To Human Trafficking Ahead Of Super Bowl
• BNSF Railroad Unions Can't Strike Over New Attendance Policy, Federal Judge Rules
• Gov. Newsom, Lawmakers Reach Agreement To Bring Back COVID-19 Supplemental Paid Sick Leave Through September
• Dallas Police Searching For Animal Cruelty Suspect Who Shot Pitbull-Type Dog
• California Likely To Extend Paid COVID Sick Leave Until September
• Democratic Representative Jim Cooper to retire
• SNF Parkway Theatre To Screen 8 Films From 2022 Sundance Film Festival
• Michael Ninomiya Appears In Court, Advised Of Attempted Murder Charges Involving 5-Year-Old Son
• Fashion Nova blocked negative customer reviews, FTC says
• EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: Man Jumps On Hood To Stop Thieves As Car Thefts Rise In South Jersey
• 'My Son's Blood Is On Your Life': Family Makes Plea To Find Driver In Fatal Hit-And Run Crash In Pompano Beach
• California redwood forest returned to Indigenous tribes
• Florida Forecast To Have Smallest Orange Crop In Decades
• Body Of 19-Year-Old Irving Mayren-Guzman Found In Marshy Area Near Pleasantville Strip Club
• Wilmington Police Department Says There Is Diversity In Its Ranks Following City Council 'No Confidence' Vote In Police Chief
• North Texas Hospitals Warn Parents After Noticing Recent Rise In Counterfeit Car Seats
• Rancher Struggles To Haze Wolves After Pack Attacks 2 Cows In 2 Days
• Pittsburgh Civil Rights Icon Alma Speed Fox Dies
• Salvation Army Asking For Donations To Help Reach Red Kettle Campaign Goal By January 31
• The SAT Test Is Going All-Digital, Getting Shorter, And Allow Calculators
• Judge Increases Bond For Man Accused Of Shooting At Wayne County Deputies During Chase
• Rapper Slim Jxmmi Accused Of Battery During Argument With Girlfriend In Miami
• Some Miami-Dade School Board Members Wanted 'Different Leadership Qualities, Qualifications' In New Superintendent
• Pfizer And BioNtech Begin Clinical Trial For Omicron-Specific COVID-19 Vaccine
• Procession Carries Fallen Elk Grove Officer Ty Lenehan Through Neighborhood He Served
• North Miami Catholic Monsignor Chanel Jeanty To Continue To Serve After Fathering Child
• Coast Guard Searching For 39 People After Boat Capsizes Off Florida Coast
• Massachusetts Reports 145 Additional COVID Deaths Over 3 Days, 7,120 New Cases
• Woman Picking Up Uber Passenger Shot On Eisenhower Expressway
• Spoiler Alert: Star Of '1883' Explains Why Scene Pushed Him To Tears
• Harbaugh And Ravens Reportedly Nearing Contract Extension
• Lake Worth Police Chief Says Officer Sued For Excessive Force, Also Fatally Shot Armed Man During Traffic Stop
• Cold Weather Alert Issued For Antelope Valley
• Donations Welcomed For Families Of Fallen Baltimore Firefighters
• After Mild Winter Start, Ski Resorts Bring Snow Back To The Slopes
• San Bruno Police Searching For Suspects In Attempted Armed Robbery At Jewelry Store
• Edgewater's Mama K's Cafe Goes Out Of Business
• Western Monarchs Rebound But Still Below Historic Population
• Murder Trial Underway For Man Accused Of Killing Wife, Mother-In-Law Over Missing Magazine For Handgun
• Police Pursuit Ends With Crash In Miami Beach, Suspect In Custody
• Brashear High School Principal Put On Administrative Leave Following Hallway Brawl
• COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations Declining In Pennsylvania But Health Officials Urge Caution
• Habitual Parole Violator Charged With Murder After Triggering Fatal Collision While Trying To Elude Police
• Newsom, California Lawmakers Reach Deal To Bring Back COVID Sick Pay
• PETA Calls For Punxsutawney Phil's Retirement, Suggests Replacing Him With Persimmon Seeds
• Western Monarch Butterfly Population Rebounding In California But Still Below Historic Levels
• U.S. Food Exports To Cuba Have Increased By 144 Percent In Last Year
• Arizona Senators who cheered 2020 election review advance voting-related legislation
• Northbound I-25 Reopens After Closure At Castle Rock Parkway Due To Multiple Crashes
• Man Killed In Northeast Baltimore Shooting, Police Say
• Santa Clara DA Charges Teen With Murder For Selling Fatal Dose Of Fentanyl To 12YO Girl
• UPDATE: Man Found Dead In Antioch Shopping Center Parking Lot
• Teen Arrested In Robbinsdale After Fleeing Police In Stolen Car
• Jury Duty Scams Emerge Across Florida
• Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney Undergoes Successful Surgery To Treat Irregular Heartbeat
• Biden social spending package discussions to continue with auto CEOs
• COVID-19 Testing Site At Delaware City DMV To Wrap Up Sunday Due To Fallen Demand
• Lansing Podiatrist Pleads Guilty In Sex-For-Drugs Scheme
• Wisconsin Senate OKs Constitutional Amendment Saying Only Citizens Can Vote In Elections
• Jan. 6 committee probes draft order to seize voting machines
• Photographer Finds Body In South Lake Tahoe Meadow
• TJ Watt, Fiancee Celebrate Sack Record With Cake From Oakmont Bakery
• Detroit Police Seek Suspect In Fatal Shooting Of 16-Year-Old Boy
• Car Crashes Into House Garage In Lower Providence Township
• Colorado Weather: Snow, Cold Move In On Tuesday
• Dallas County DA Says Prosecutors Will No Longer Make Recommendations To Grand Juries
• Homestead Woman Hand-Delivers Cards To Every Zone 6 Officer
• Parking Dispute Over Tire Chalking In Saginaw Could Cover Thousands
• Florida COVID-19 Hospitalizations Increase
• Nominate A Principal For The Heart Of The School Awards
• 'Groundbreaking' Solar Noise Barrier Planned Along Route 128
• Oakland Police Arrest Suspect In Violent Shoving of Elderly Woman In Chinatown
• Kroger Pharmacies Offering Free Non-Surgical N95 Masks To 'Protect Customers, Communities Against COVID-19'
• Oath Keeper leader pleads not guilty to January 6 charges
• Ford To Stop Taking Orders For New $20,000 Maverick Pickup
• Wilbert Mora, second police officer shot in Harlem, has died
• Scammers Impersonating Allegheny County Sheriff's Office Steal $18,000 From Woman
• SAT Going All-Digital In 2024, Making Other Changes To Try And Lessen Stress
• Tom Brady Thanks Fans And Teammates In Instagram Post
• Coroner Identifies Man Fatally Shot By Police At San Francisco Int'l Airport
• 39 people believed missing after boat capsized off Florida coast, Coast Guard says
• Suspects Arrested In Pittsburg, Clayton Weekend Arsons
• What a Russian attack on Ukraine might look like
• Detroit Police Seek Tips In Non-Fatal Gas Station Stabbing
• It's National Florida Day So Here Are Some Fun Facts About The Sunshine State
• CPS: District Has Completed 470,000 COVID Tests, Highest Number Of Students In Quarantine
• WATCH: Musician Andy Thorn Shows Off Outdoor Banjo Playing Skills In Heavy Colorado Snow
• Maryland Weather: We Could See Some Snow On Friday
• No States Coming Off Chicago Travel Advisory This Next Week Or Next Week
• Three Men Injured In Fight, Shooting At Stadium Sports Club In Rolling Meadows
• Procession Outside Minnesota Capitol Honors Victims Of Domestic Violence
• Showtime Cancels Pittsburgh-Filmed 'American Rust'
• Where To Get Your Free N95 Masks In Southern California
• 2 Of 4 Suspects Wanted For November 2021 Organized Retail Thefts In Davis Arrested
• Yankees Analyst Jack Curry Doesn't Vote For David Ortiz Because Of PED Suspicion ... But Does Vote For Roger Clemens, Barry Bonds
• LA County To Consider $60K Reward For Information In Tioni Theus Killing, Teen Found On Side Of 110 Freeway
• Who Are The 3 Ex-Officers On Federal Trial In George Floyd's Killing? An Explainer
• Man, 22, Charged With Murder In Deadly Pikesville Shooting
• Police: Woman Attacked By Would-Be Rapist Inside Queens Elevator
• 5 amazing facts about the James Webb Space Telescope
• New Video In Search For Gunman Who Shot 11-Month-Old With Stray Bullet; Reward Up To $10,000
• Philadelphia Phillies Legends Jimmy Rollins, Ryan Howard Could Earn Hall Of Fame Honors Tuesday Night
• 2 Arrested In Drive-By Shooting That Killed Damian Preciado As He Drove With A Baby In Riverside
• Mac Jones, Christian Barmore Named To PFWA's All-Rookie Team
• Petaluma CVS Pharmacy Robbed Of Cash, Medications; Suspect Captured On Camera
• GOP-Controlled Wisconsin Assembly To Vote On Tougher Penalties For Protesters
• Schools In Flint Sticking With Remote Learning Indefinitely; Families Say They're Struggling To Keep It Up
• Vikings Will Reportedly 'Work To Hire' Browns' Kwesi Adofo-Mensah As GM
• Taylor Swift Fires Back at Rocker Damon Albarn After He Claimed She Doesn't Write Her Own Music
• Wisconsin Man, 73, Dies In Upper Peninsula Snowmobile Crash
• Ski Resorts Aim For More Efficient Snowmaking Amid Drought
• New Jersey State Police Investigating Suspicious Death On I-76 In Mount Ephraim
• New COVID-19 Testing Site Opens At Stockton University's Carnegie Center In Atlantic City
• Fire Starts Between Two Homes In Ceres, Spreads To Attics; Several People Displaced
• Federal court orders Alabama redraw Congressional map
• Avs Beat Blackhawks 2-0, Extend Record Home Streak To 16
• Lawmakers In Some States Move To Confront Threats Against Election Workers
• Eagle County Wildfire In December Being Investigated As Suspicious
• Sharks D Erik Karlsson Out Until At Least March
• Community Rallies For 9-Year-Old Outside Hearing For Man Accused In Her Attempted Abduction
• Health Experts Issue Warning To Parents About At-Home Rapid COVID Tests
• Groundbreaking Held For New Affordable Senior Housing Development In North Philadelphia
• Patriots In A Tough Spot With J.C. Jackson Entering Free Agency
• 81-Year-Old Woman Dies After Avalon Park House Fire
• Port Authority Public Comment Period On Service Changes Coming To End
• UCLA Student Punched, Robbed In De Neve Plaza For Property He Was Selling
• Amy's Kitchen Mac And Cheese Recalled For Mislabeling
• Santa Cruz County Averts Strike With 1,600 County Workers
• Murder Suspect Leads Police On Pursuit From Ontario To North Hollywood Following Slaying
• UC Davis To Resume In-Person Classes On Jan. 31
• Boston Parents Hold Driving Protest Outside DESE Meeting Over COVID Protocols
• Michael Osse Arrested, Accused Of Murder After Driving From Jefferson County To Colorado Springs In Victim's Car
• Wisconsin Assembly To Vote On Banning Vaccine 'Passports'
• Canceled! Elton John Postpones Dallas Shows Following Positive COVID Diagnosis
• Armed Suspect Carjacks Man Near San Francisco's Buena Vista Park
• Fugitive Wanted For Downtown LA Hit-And-Run In Stolen Truck Which Severely Injured Woman Apprehended In Arizona
• More Than 9K Marylanders Will Receive Student Loan Tax Credit, Hogan Says
• Chicago Families Of Gun Violence Victims Speak Of Their Agony, Call For Peace
• Three People Injured In NW Dade Drive-By Shooting
• COVID In Minnesota: Average Positivity Rate Falling, But Massive Backlog Of Tests Reported
• Six People Sent To The Hospital After Fiery Van Crash Fire On Turnpike
• Miami-Dade School Board Selects Dr. Jose L. Dotres As Next Superintendent
• NYPD Officer Wilbert Mora Remains Hospitalized After Harlem Shooting; Sources Say Suspect Had Multiple Guns Hidden Under Mattress
• Police Dog Rescues Man Who Got Lost In Frigid Northern Michigan Woods
• Police Arrest Man Accused Of Killing 64-Year-Old Detroit Store Clerk During Robbery
• Man Dies After Being Run Over By Grain Truck In Central Minnesota
• Wegmans Holding Virtual Hiring Event To Fill 400 Positions Across Pennsylvania
• Pittsburgh Weather: Single-Digit Low Temperatures Hang Around Next 2 Nights
• Court Denies Oklahoma Death Row Inmates Firing Squad Request, Paves Way For Lethal Injection
• Boil Water Advisory In Effect For Some Wilmington Residents After Main Break
• Winning $5 Million Money Maker Scratch-Off Ticket Sold In Bensalem
• FDA halts use of monoclonal antibodies that don't work against Omicron
• Javier Castaneda Of Canoga Park Facing Attempted Murder Charge In 118 Freeway Road Rage Shooting
• Rhode Island Considers Bringing Back 'Happy Hour' Drink Specials
• Lakewood Police Use Snowstorm As Opportunity To Throw Shade At Buffalo Bills Defense
• Watauga Resident Wins $1K Per Week For Next 20 Years 
• Wisconsin Budget Forecast Improves By $2.9 Billion
• Sundance Film Festival 2022 highlights: Part 3
• Mars Wrigley Says It Will Move Most Operations Out Of Its Plant On Chicago's West Side Over Next 2 Years
• Woman Escapes Captors After Being Kidnapped, Trafficked; 2 Arrested in South San Francisco
• 'Not Acceptable': Neighbors Who Tried To Rescue People In Fatal Aurora Apartment Fire React To Arrest Of Alondra Michel
• NorCal Tribal Group Reclaims California Redwood Forest
• U.S. considering controlling exports to Russia if there is an invasion of Ukraine
• GM Announces Plans To Spend $7B On EV, Battery Plants In Michigan
• Cooking Corner: Sprucing Up Your Salads
• Maryland Basketball To Celebrate 20th Anniversary of NCAA Championship
• Union Head Says Recent Subway Push Incidents Are 'Traumatizing' For Conductors
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Nearly 2,400 New Cases As Positivity Rate Drops Below 14%
• Two-Alarm Blaze Damages Apartment Building In Anaheim, 11 Residents Displaced
• Giant Leap For Man As James Webb Telescope Reaches Final Destination 1 Million Miles Away
• Michael Jonason Charged With Assaulting 5-Week-Old Son
• They were charged $1,000 for an ER visit, even though they never saw a doctor
• Patriots Scouting Consultant Eliot Wolf Reportedly A Finalist For Bears GM Job
• DUI Suspect Accused Of Killing Elk Grove Officer To Be Arraigned On Tuesday
• IRS warns some CTC letters may have incorrect information
• CBS4's Steve Goldstein Updates Dolphins Coach Search, Previews Sunday's NFL Championship Games
• Photojournalist-turned-nurse captures COVID patients' intimate moments
• SATs are going digital and will be shorter
• Dead man reportedly taken to post office in bid to collect his pension
• Crystal Symphony Cruise Ship, With Arrest Warrant In Miami, Remains In Bahamas
• Shooting Near Downtown San Jose Injures 1
• Grand Haven School Official Pleads No Contest To Embezzlement
• 1 Hospitalized After St. Paul House Fire
• 1 Dead After Early Morning Shooting In North Sacramento
• NATO kicks off large naval exercise in Mediterranean amid tensions with Russia
• Pfizer Begins Study Of COVID Vaccine Geared Toward Omicron Variant
• Markets rally in another topsy-turvy day on Wall Street
• New York State Supreme Court Strikes Down Gov. Kathy Hochul's Mask Mandate
• Escape The Vape
• SAT Test Will Go All-Digital Starting In 2024
• Santa Ana Winds Return To Southland Tuesday; Wind Advisory Issued
• Here's How To Get Free N95 Masks From Pharmacies Or Community Health Centers
• DeSoto Shooting Suspect Julian Jones Facing Murder Charge For Killing Of Terrence Demus Jr.
• Neil Young tells Spotify it's him or Joe Rogan
• Can China's extreme measures ensure a COVID-free Olympics?
• Corbett Scores 25 To Lift Coppin State Over Howard 83-81
• Charges: Scott Co. Woman Put Mother In Chokehold And 'Squeezed Like A Python'
• Wild Crash Caught On Marshfield Home Security Camera
• Baltimore Police Investigate Shooting Death Of 20-Year-Old Man
• Denver Principal On Administrative Leave Following Allegations Of Discrimination
• University Of Chicago Folk Festival Works To Adapt Again Amid COVID-19 Surge
• Tuukka Rask Is 'Not Where He Needs To Be' For Bruins
• Concord City Council To Decide On New Cannabis Dispensary
• California Redwood Forest On Lost Coast Returned To Native Tribal Group
• Pilot ejects before U.S. combat jet crashes into aircraft carrier; 7 hurt
• Dramatic Video Shows LAPD Sergeant Coming To Aid Of Lifeless Toddler Near Echo Park
• Tom Brady Says Family Will Help Make Decision On His Future: 'It's Not Always What I Want'
• SAT Exam To Go Entirely Digital By 2024
• PTL Links: Jan. 25, 2022
• Study: Minnesota's Racial Wealth Gap Is 3rd-Worst In Nation
• Amy Schneider Surpasses Matt Amodio's 38-Game Win Record On 'Jeopardy!'
• Miami Working On Solution As Many Scramble To Find Affordable Rentals
• Millennials, Men Most Likely To Say Money Makes Them Happier Than Love
• 49er Faithful Buy Tickets To NFC Championship Game After Rams First Restrict Purchase Options To LA Area
• Saturn's tiny frozen moon could be a "stealth" ocean world
• Chicago Weather: Metra Sets Tracks Ablaze To Combat Extreme Cold
• Florida's Monoclonal Antibody Sites Closed Until Further Notice
• 'Operation Warm' Delivering New Shoes And Socks To Some Fort Worth ISD Campuses
• Man, 57, Shot In Face In Northeast Baltimore, Police Say
• 28-Year-Old Killed & 18-Year-Old Wounded In Pair Of Baltimore Shootings
• Police Release Photos Of I-394 Shooting Suspect Vehicle, Seeking Public's Help
• Chicago Weather: Black Ice, Frostbite Risk As Wind Chills Drop Below Zero Tuesday
• Two Operators Fired After Chelsea Draw Bridge Raised With Pickup Truck Still On it
• Westbound Carquinez Bridge Reopens After Being Shut Down For Police Activity
• David Ortiz Will Find Out If He's A Hall Of Famer Tuesday Night
• Anxiety in Ukraine as Russia and NATO bolster forces, blame each other
• Pentagon puts 8,500 troops on heightened alert to deploy if requested by NATO
• College Admissions SAT Test Getting Shorter, Going Completely Digital By 2024
• Hyram Hill, Son Of Philadelphia Police Officer, Killed In Targeted Shooting In North Philly, Sources Say
• Shark attacks increase worldwide with U.S. accounting for most
• NJ Approves Company To Take Bets On Competitive Video Games
• Minnesota Plans Comeback From Tourism Losses Caused By COVID
• Pfizer Starting Study Of Vaccine Geared Toward Omicron Variant
• Chicago Weather: Best Way To Melt All That Ice
• North Korea tests two apparent cruise missiles
• Sheldon Silver, New York power broker before downfall, dies at 77
• Webb space telescope reaches orbit nearly a million miles away
• Lawmakers Stalemated On Congressional Map, Top Senator Says
• Amy Schneider breaks second-place "Jeopardy!" record for consecutive wins
• Biden refers to Fox News correspondent as a "stupid son of a bitch"
• Special grand jury ordered in Georgia's Trump election probe
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/25 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• London police investigating lockdown parties at U.K. leader's home
• Man arrested after alleged racist tirade over smoothie
• Pfizer starting study of vaccine geared toward Omicron variant
• Man Crashes Stolen Car Into Parked Car, Hitting Gas Meter In South Loop
• Allentown Man Accused Of Shooting 2 NYPD Officers Dies In Hospital
• Bill Owens, First Black State Senator In Massachusetts, Dies At 84
• Dense Fog In North Texas Gives Way To Afternoon Sunshine & Falling Temperatures Overnight
• Suspected Impaired Driver Arrested After Fleeing Stalled Vehicle On I-694
• Pfizer, BioNTech Begin Clinical Trial For Omicron-Specific COVID-19 Vaccine
• 8 dead, dozens injured after stampede outside soccer stadium
• Devon Manley Sentenced To Life With Possibility Of Parole For Murdering Rival's Girlfriend In Drive-By Shooting
• Here's How Long It Will Take To Get Your 2022 Tax Refund
• Minnesota Weather: Widespread Wind Chill Advisories Through Wednesday
• Black sheriff fired White deputy over alleged racism, lawsuit says
• Jailed treasure hunter faces judge; ingot from shipwreck sells for $2.16M
• Chicago Weather: Dangerously Cold Temperatures Tuesday; Wind Chills Below Zero
• Fort Lauderdale Man Now Multimillionaire After Winning Top Prize In Florida Lottery Scratch Off Game
• Federal Government Distributing Free N95 Masks
• Hospital refusing heart transplant for man who won't get vaccinated
• Activists Want Desk Duty For Reinstated Penn Hills Officer Under Investigation In Shooting Death
• Congress is giving billions to carbon-capture technology. Will it work?
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Student Writes, Releases Book
• CA Drought: Big Sur 'Colorado' Fire Could Be Start Of Year-Round Wildfire Season
• Xfinity Comcast Outage In San Francisco - Bay Area
• COVID: 911 Calls For Ambulances Has CoCo County Fire Crews, Emergency Resources Stretched Thin
• One Person Hospitalized After SUV Crashes Into Tree In Lawrenceville
• Report: Steelers Request To Interview Kris Richard For Defensive Coordinator Opening
• Lawmakers Stalemated On Pennsylvania Congressional Map, Top Senator Says
• Pa. Nursing Loan Forgiveness Program's Popularity Outstrips Available Funding
• Pennsylvania Rolls Out 'Strike Team' To Ease Hospital Crunch
• Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey Makes Good On Bet With Kansas City Mayor
• Pa. Rep Introduces Legislation To Update State Crimes Code Involving Malicious Use Of Apple AirTags

Videos from January 25, 2022

• Senator Coons talks Supreme Court vacancy and potential Russian invasion of Ukraine
• Person to Person: Norah O'Donnell interviews Brené Brown
• Wealthy investors moving to Puerto Rico for tax benefits
• Severe winter storm threatens Northeast
• Luxury cruise ship diverted to the Bahamas to avoid unpaid fuel bills
• Biden threatens personal sanctions against Putin as tensions grow over Ukraine
• Classes teach Asian Americans self-defense as hate crimes rise
• David Ortiz voted into Baseball Hall of Fame
• Citrus disease driving up orange prices
• SAT exam to go digital by 2024
• Representative Bustos on U.S. weighing possible intervention in Ukraine
• 39 missing after boat capsizes off Florida coast
• Second NYPD officer dies after ambush
• Oklahoma City hospital nears breaking point
• Military aid arrives in Ukraine as tensions rise
• U.S. warns of "imminent" Russian attack in Ukraine
• Biden says a Russian invasion of Ukraine "would change the world"
• 2022 Grammy Awards to be held in Las Vegas this April
• New information revealed through January 6 committee interviews
• 1/25: Red and Blue
• Man who needs heart transplant refuses to get COVID-19 vaccine
• Pfizer targets Omicron variant with new vaccine trial
• Dow bounces back Tuesday while other indexes end the day low
• MoneyWatch: Congress ramps up spending on carbon capture projects
• Travel experts give advice for planning getaways amid pandemic
• Russia announces new military drills as U.S. puts 8,500 troops on standby
• Georgia grand jury approved to investigate Trump's alleged election interference
• Russia blames U.S. for escalating tensions after Pentagon puts 8,500 U.S. troops on "heightened alert"
• Saturn's tiny frozen "Death Star" moon could actually be a "stealth" ocean world, scientists say
• NFL playoffs thrill fans with exciting matchups
• MoneyWatch: Stock market rebounds following plunge
• WorldView: Iran, China and Russia hold naval drills in Indian Ocean
• London police open probe into Prime Minister Boris Johnson's pandemic lockdown parties
• Special grand jury approved in Georgia's Trump election probe
• Seven people injured in U.S. military jet crash on aircraft carrier
• U.S. troops on standby amid Russia-Ukraine tensions
• Bill of the Month: Hospital charges family over $1,000 even though they were not treated by a doctor
• "Mask Nerd" Aaron Collins on which masks offer the best protection against COVID-19
• Travel expert Peter Greenberg on how to plan for big trips in 2022 amid COVID uncertainty
• NATO deploys reinforcements amid Russia-Ukraine standoff
• W. Kamau Bell on directing new docuseries "We Need to Talk About Cosby"
• Pentagon puts troops on high alert for possible deployment amid Russia-Ukraine tensions
• 8,500 U.S. troops on alert over Russia-Ukraine standoff
• 1/25: CBS News Mornings
• A nurse's talent to tell patients' stories
• Here Comes The Sun: A Kirsten Dunst exclusive and an artistic provocateur
• Disease known as citrus greening plagues Florida’s oranges, driving up prices
• Lauren Smith-Fields' death ruled an accident, with drugs including fentanyl and alcohol to blame
• China goes to extreme measures to keep COVID under control ahead of 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics
• Ukraine prepares for possible Russian attack
• Metsä Group: Innovators in the bioeconomy
• Geotab: IoT and Connected Transportation
• UFODRIVE: Making eMobility simple
• Estonia: An Innovation Driven Digital Nation
• Cayman Islands: Premier Global Financial Hub
• TFS HealthScience: The Clinical Research Experts
• "Star Trek: Prodigy" hopes to reach new generation