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Articles from January 27, 2022

• WeHo Residents Preparing For New 'Supreme' Location
• Basketball Becomes A Place To Talk Mental Health
• SCUSD's New Race And Equity Liaison Talk District's Move To Fire Teacher Who Used N-Word
• Stanford Completes Season Sweep Of No. 15 USC, 64-61
• 'It's Just Heartbreaking': Community Mourns One In Growing Number Of Officer Deaths Involving DUI Drivers
• Exclusive: 21-Year-Old Homeless Man Charged In Yet Another Metro Bus Stop Attack, Victim Speaks Out
• Big Dog, Big Dreams: 185-Pound Bullmastiff Up For Adoption At Sacramento SPCA
• Doctors Seeing Increase In Serious COVID Cases With Pregnant Women
• Health Experts Warn COVID Rapid Tests Are Less Reliable Than PCR
• As Cases Of Omicron Plateau, Officials Express Some Concern Over New Sub-Variant Detected In LA
• Foresthill Bridge Reopened After Deadly Hazmat Incident, Deputy Hospitalized
• Reports Of Freeway Shooting Causes SigAlert, Closure of 110, 105 Freeways
• Broncos Players React To The Hiring Of Nathaniel Hackett
• Shelby Harris Believes Nathaniel Hackett Could Be 'Start Of Something Special' For The Denver Broncos
• No. 7 UCLA Rolls Over Cal, 81-57, For 5th Straight Win
• Holocaust Survivor Recounts Harrowing Experience At 12 Concentration Camps
• Experimental SF Post-Punk Heroes Play Rare Show at the Make-Out Room
• Splash Brothers Shoot Warriors Past Timberwolves 124-115
• La Habra Heights Fire Department Assistant Chief Arrested For Impersonating Officer
• Miscommunication Led To Handout At Denver Rec Centers Of Expired COVID Tests Without Instructions
• Liddell Leads Buckeyes Past Gophers, 75-64
• Health Officials Tracking New 'Stealth' Omicron Variant Spreading In Europe, Detected In U.S.
• Hurley's Picks: Ben Roethlisberger's Retirement A Cautionary Reminder For Patrick Mahomes' Super Bowl Destiny
• 'Long Overdue': Plow Drivers Across Massachusetts Preparing For Marathon Shifts During Saturday's Snow Storm
• No Jail Time For Former Idaho Springs Officer Nicholas Hanning Who Tased Unarmed 75-Year-Old
• Just Days After Testing Positive For COVID, Sarah Palin Spotted Dining At Manhattan Restaurant
• Woman Arrested In South Shore Plaza Murder, Shooter Remains At-Large
• Woman Found Dead During Visit With Friends at Home in Rohnert Park
• Harmony Montgomery Case Review Ordered By Massachusetts Chief Justice
• 'We Are Finally Catching Up': Retired Denver Judge Says Having A Black Woman On The Supreme Court Long Overdue
• Family Of Leonardo Gil, Hialeah Hospital Worker & Tik Tok Star Killed In Hit-Run, Pleading For Help
• New North Denver Community Part Of The Solution To Colorado's Housing Affordability Crisis
• People Making a Difference: Mulberry Lane Farm
• CHP Searching For At Risk Missing Los Angeles Woman
• Long Beach Man Arrested, Suspect In Multiple Sexual Batteries
• San Francisco Bayview District Native Unites Faith-Based Community to Help Others
• San Francisco's 'Mayor of The Mission' Helps Feed People Struggling To Survive During Pandemic
• Suspect Who Allegedly Shot 3 Officers In Houston Is In Custody, Police Say
• Frisco Memorial Girls' And Boys' Basketball Teams No Longer The New Kids On The Block
• Helping Children, Families Survive Tough Times Is Mission Of Oakland Man's Non-Profit
• Peninsula Woman's Nonprofit Helps Battle Extreme Poverty In Bay Area, Around The Globe
• Silicon Valley Venture Capitalist Teaches Others to Give With Gratitude
• Chicago Weather Alert: Lake-Effect Snow On The Way With 6 To 8 Inches Possible In Some Areas; Winter Storm Warning Issued
• Plumbing Companies Busy With Calls For Frozen Pipes
• DoorDash Driver & Mother Of 3 Killed In Attempted Robbery In Baltimore
• Tesla Posts Record Profit, Won't Produce New Models In 2022
• How Can We Recognize Misinformation And Media Bias?
• Winter Storm Expected To Be 'Coast Hugger,' But I-95 Corridor Will See Snow
• CBS3 Mysteries: What Happened To Celina Mays, 12 Years Old And Pregnant, 26 Years Ago?
• Woman Warns Of Scam Targeting Huntington Bank Customers
• Denver-Area Serial Bank Robber The 'Powder Puff Bandit' Pleads Guilty
• 2 Teens Facing Charges After Fight Involving Pepper Spray At Allderdice High School
• 'We Wanna Lead In EVs': GM CEO Mary Barra Speaks On Investments In Electric Vehicles
• Man 29, Killed In Northeast Baltimore Stabbing
• Two Men Shot Dead In Car In Ravenswood; Car Goes On To Crash And Catch Fire
• Message In A Bottle From Ocean City Reaches Irish Couple, Sparks Friendship
• Officer Hospitalized, 2 Students Arrested After Fight At Perry Hall High School
• Pair Charged In Murder Of 8-Year-Old Melissa Ortega Denied Bail; Accused Teen Gunman Committed Three Previous Carjackings, Prosecutors Say
• Remembering NYPD Officer Jason Rivera: Wake Held For 22-Year-Old Killed In Line Of Duty In Harlem
• Possibility Of New Surfside Building Has Residents Worried
• Long Island Hoping For Best But Bracing For Worst As Nor'easter Approaches: 'Get Prepared Now'
• Bears Hire Colts Defensive Coordinator Matt Eberflus As New Head Coach
• Bulls' DeMar DeRozan Voted Starter In NBA All-Star Game
• City Conducts Annual Count Of Homeless Population
• South Florida Winn Dixie & Fresco y Mas Pharmacies Expect To Get N95 Masks On Friday
• Southwest Light Rail Project Faces Overrun Costs, Delayed Until 2027
• Chris Knight Leads Loyola Past Southern Illinois
• UIC Falls Short To Detroit Mercy On The Road
• Canton Police Release Sketch Of Suspect Accused In Attempted Kidnapping Of 12-Year-Old Boy
• Demand Exceeds Resources For Baltimore City's Vacant Houses
• Ravens Hire Mike Macdonald As New Defensive Coordinator
• Towson University To Pay For More Police Downtown After Uptick In Shootings
• Rangers Start Fast, Then Come Unglued And Fall In Columbus
• Cirelli's Goal In Third Period Lifts Lightning Over Devils
• Bad Goal In Final Seconds Of Second Period Dooms Islanders In Loss To Kings
• Baltimore City Fire Department Posthumously Promotes Kelsey Sadler
• Colorado Weather: A Warm Weekend With Arctic Air Expected Next Week
• Embiid Scores 26, Leads 76ers Past LeBron-Less Lakers 105-87
• In Reversal, San Jose Unified School District Poised To Allow Police Officers Back On Campuses
• 'I See A Lot Of People Struggling': Baristas At 2 Colorado Starbucks Stores Trying To Unionize For Higher Pay
• Holocaust Remembrance Day: Survivors Share Stories Of Terror As Young Children And The Lengths To Survive
• US Coast Guard Suspends Search For 34 Missing At Sea Off Florida Coast
• 2 Firefighters Injured At Laundromat Fire In Dorchester
• UPDATE: San Francisco Easing Some Indoor COVID Masking Requirements Feb. 1
• Philadelphia Man Shares Grandfather's Story Of Survival On Holocaust Remembrance Day
• Zegras Scores Twice, Ducks Hold Off Canadiens For 5-4 win
• Embiid Scores 26, Leads 76ers Past LeBron-Less Lakers, 105-87
• Husband, Wife Both Sent To Prison After Road Rage Shootings In 2 Denver Metro Area Counties
• Community Plants Tree In Honor Of 2-Year-Old Keily Ayala Who Passed Last October In South Park
• B&O Railroad Museum To Honor Fallen Firefighters By Donating Proceeds
• Former West Virginia Deputies And EMS Official Among 8 Charged With Illegal Hunting
• Reparations Should Be For Descendants Of Black Slaves, California Secretary Of State Says
• Sources: Homicide Charges To Be Filed Against Man Who Allegedly Bludgeoned Woman To Death Inside Mount Laurel Home
• Bennett, Barkov Lift Panthers Over Golden Knights 4-1
• Kings Edge Islanders 3-2 For Second Win In Three Games
• Morris County Prosecutor: Missing Montville Mother Cheng Hsiao, 2 Young Sons Found Safe
• Minnesota Judge Wilhelmina Wright Among Possible Top Supreme Court Contenders
• Sacramento Kindness Campaign
• EPA tackles environmental injustices in vulnerable communities
• Independent Study Program Overwhelmed As Sacramento City Unified Extends Vaccine Mandate Deadline
• OC Spanish-Speakers Left Broke, Without Their Cars By Get Rich Quick Scheme Advertised On Facebook Marketplace
• Report: California Most Targeted State For Ransomware Attacks
• 1 In 19 Coloradans Are Currently Contagious With COVID, But Health Officials Expect Fewer Residents To Get Sick
• A Universal Vaccine Could Be The Future Of The Coronavirus Fight
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured After Shooting In Forest Hill
• Sacramento Man Indicted, Accused Of Plotting To Kill Or Kidnap President Biden, VP Harris
• 49ers Playoffs: Fans Become Targets Of Ticket Scammers Ahead Of NFC Championship
• Police Arrest Murder Suspect In North Hollywood After Pursuit
• 'We Can See The Finish Line' Baylor Physician Predicts Better Days On Tail Of Omicron Surge
• Top Dog Breeds Of 2020
• Former Sharks Star Evander Kane Joining Oilers After Being Cleared By NHL, AP Source Says
• Ben Roethlisberger's Work With Make-A-Wish Foundation, Allegheny County Sheriff's Office Leaves Lasting Impression
• 100-Year-Old Holocaust Survivor From Metro Detroit Remembers Family, Other Victims On International Holocaust Remembrance Day
• Man Charged In Connection To Shooting At St. Paul Gas Station
• UPDATE: San Francisco District Attorney's Office Refutes Claims Made in Chinatown Attack Victim's Lawsuit
• Oldest Living Aquarium Fish Resides at San Francisco's California Academy of Sciences
• Sheriff's Deputies Lose Suspect Wanted For Burglary In DTLA Following Brief Pursuit
• Friday's Show Info (1/28/22)
• One Faithful 49ers Fan's Support of the Team Spans Generations
• Warriors' Andrew Wiggins, Stephen Curry Named Starters For 2022 NBA All-Star Game
• Sixers' Joel Embiid Named All-Star Starter For 5th Straight Season
• 4 Teenagers Charged In Fatal Shooting Of Rideshare Driver
• Tax Season Begins As IRS Impacted By Lingering Pandemic Problems
• Florida Weekly Jobless Claims Below 7,000
• Arvada Teacher Starts Fundraiser To Get Students To Keystone Science Center Amid Bus Driver Shortages
• Alleged Drug Dealer Sammy Valdez Faces Manslaughter Charge After Lafayette Woman Dies From Fentanyl Overdose
• Lawyers For Dentist Accused Of Killing Wife On African Safari Want Case Pushed Back
• Police Trainer, Doctor Who Tried To Resuscitate George Floyd Take The Stand In Trial Of 3 Former Officers
• Miami Weather: Temps In The 30s This Weekend
• Funeral Held For 16-Year-Old Girl Shot To Death, Tioni Theus
• UPDATE: Fire Burns Pleasant Hill Senior Living Facility; Injured Resident Rescued From Balcony
• Aurora Police Welcome New Recruit: K9 Cooper
• Redwood City Man Suspected In Domestic Assault, Attempted Murder Arrested In Monterey County
• Police Search For 2 In $7,300 Theft Of Necklaces At National Western Complex
• Minnesota Weather: Friday Kicks Off Stretch Of Warmer Days
• Colorado Weather: See Snow Totals For Second Storm Of The Week
• Following Violent Incidents, Head Of Pittsburgh Federation Of Teachers Says Action Is Needed Now
• 3 Men In Custody Including Wounded Suspect Following Police Shootout On Lower Wacker Drive
• Department Of Streets And Sanitation Dispatches Snow Plows To Major Chicago Roads With Winter Storm Coming
• Reward Increased, Frustrated Neighbors Demand Action After Brazen Killing Of Father Of Three, Husband of BPD Lieutenant
• Supply Chain Issues Have Minnesota Snowmobile Sales On Ice
• Florida Lawmakers Look At More Sites For Gopher Tortoises
• 'The Shoreline Is Under Assault': How Federal Infrastructure Funds Will Help Chicago's Lakshore
• Small Colorado School District In Weld County One Of Many Facing Difficulties Trying To Get Substitute Teachers
• Cook County Chief Judge Tim Evans Doubles Down On Pretrial Release Policies With Regard To Young Offenders
• Jokic Named All-Star Starter
• Maryland Lawmakers OK New Map For 188 General Assembly Seats
• Medical Malpractice Fight Re-Emerges In Florida
• Advocates Call For Eviction Moratorium For Afghan Refugees In Baltimore As They Wait On Documents, Benefits
• Marshall Fire Relief: Businesses In Outdoor Industry Distributing Clothes And Gear To Victims
• 'I Got Goosebumps': Vikings Fans Inspired By Kwesi Adofo-Mensah, The Team's 1st Black GM
• Historic drought forces ranchers to innovate
• Failure To Follow Home Rule Charter On Council's Pay Raise Could Lead To Citizen Lawsuits, Says City Controller
• New Information On NorthShore Clinical Labs Now At The Center Of A Federal Investigation
• Distraction Brewing Company, Local Artists Team Up To Support Charity
• The Squeeze: Fed Set To Raise Interest Rates In March
• New Roundabout Set To Be Built At Busy South Philadelphia Intersection
• COVID: Sonoma County Eases Capacity Limits On Indoor Gatherings As Case Rates Decline
• Atilis Gym Owner Gets 1 Year Probation For Defying COVID Shutdown Orders
• Driver Airlifted To Hospital After Colliding With Semi Near Duluth
• Fort Worth's Club 1401 Aims To Help Those Experiencing Homelessness
• Pa. Leaders Commit Millions Of Dollars To Help Organizations Targeted By Hate Crimes
• St. Catharine's Church In Holmdel, N.J. In Dire Need Of Repairs
• Washington County DA And Lawmaker Push To Upgrade Concealing Death Of Child To Felony
• Cure Violence Experts Say More Must Be Done At Schools To Prevent Teen Violence; 'We Know Violence Begins There'
• San Diego Murder Suspect Arrested In Fairfield
• Pentagon steps up efforts to prevent civilian casualties in airstrikes
• MTA Pushes Back Against Installing Doors On Subway Platforms, Says System's Age Makes It Feasible At Limited Number Of Stations
• Fallen Baltimore Firefighters Promoted, Remembered
• UPDATE: San Francisco Police Double Reward in Search for Infamous 'Doodler' Serial Killing Suspect
• Investigation Into Illegal Guns Leads To More Than 100 Weapons, 12 Arrests In Putnam And Westchester Counties
• Help Needed To Identify Woman Whose Body Was Left Near 60 Freeway In Beaumont 26 Years Ago
• Baltimore Firefighter John McMaster Released From Hospital
• Help Sought Identifying Witnesses To Baltimore County Cold Case Homicide
• Philadelphia Officials Rollout New Plan To Address Gun Violence Epidemic After Bartram High Student Was Killed
• Man Dies In Fort Worth After Being Struck By Train
• Lebanon Man Pleads Guilty To More Than A Dozen Animal Cruelty Charges
• Teen Driver Arrested In Deadly Hit And Run In Miami
• 3 Houston Police Officers Wounded After Chase, Shootout
• For Former Miami Heat Star Shane Battier, It's All About Helping Underprivileged Kids Achieve Their Goals
• 'The Journey Back: A VR Experience' At The Illinois Holocaust Museum Takes Visitors To What It Was Like To Be In A Concentration Camp
• Amazon warehouse workers in NYC get OK to vote on union
• 'He Actually Skipped Like A Child, All The Way Up:' 11-Year-Old Boy Charged In November Carjacking In Mount Greenwood
• Friends, Family Celebrate Rolling Meadows Woman's Milestone Birthday With A Surprise Parade
• Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, Who Has South Florida Roots, Could Be Next Supreme Court Nominee
• COVID-19 In Westmoreland County: Medical Leaders Highlight Promising Statistics
• Broward Sheriff's Union President Jeff Bell Fired After Internal Investigation Found Corrupt Practices
• LeBron Ruled Out For Thursday's Matchup Against 76ers
• Young Woman, 2 Dogs Killed In Tyngsboro House Fire
• Queen Mary Closed To The Public For Critical Repairs
• COVID-19 Disparities: First Peek Inside New Lifestyle Hub - One Solution To Ending Disproportionate Impact On Black Chicagoans
• Judge Sentences Duane Costa To 25 Years To Life For Shooting At 4 Nassau County Police Officers
• Program To Help Remove Snow For Seniors, People With Disabilities In Camden County Returns
• Suspect who allegedly shot 3 officers in Houston is in custody, police say
• Airbnb Says It Prevented Nearly 3,000 Unauthorized Parties In Boston Last Year
• Taste With Tori: How Trip To Budapest Inspired Chris LaBonge To Bring Trolley Barn Public Market To Quakertown
• $5,000 Reward Offered In Shooting Of Endangered Key Deer
• Apple Reports Holiday Quarter iPhone Sales Surge In Spite Of Supply Shortage
• Scituate Residents Prepare For Strong Winds, High Tides Ahead Of Nor'easter
• Detroit Man Charged In Robbery, Fatal Shooting Of Liquor Store Clerk
• Turlock Man, 26, Arrested On Suspicion Of Possessing Child Pornography
• Gov. Hochul Unveils New Terminal B At LaGuardia Airport After Massive $4 Billion Renovation
• Code Blue Extreme Cold Alert Issued For Baltimore This Weekend
• Philadelphia City Councilman Introduces Bill To End City's 'Soda Tax'
• Family Dollar Recalls Beach Loungers Which Can Collapse Suddenly Causing Potential Injury
• Miami Leads Nation As Rents Continue To Rise
• Multi-Car Crash On Snowy I-25 Near Pikes Peak Raceway Leads To Interstate Closure
• COPA Completes Investigation Into Fatal 2021 Police Shooting Of Anthony Alvarez
• 'Showing Black Life': Stony Island Arts Bank Showcases Artist Adeshola Makinde
• Space Heater Safety Tips To Avoid Tragedy In South Florida's Weekend Cold Blast
• Dramatic Drop In COVID-19 Booster Shots Has Doctors Issuing Urgent Pleas To Americans
• Archdiocese Of Miami Updates COVID-19 School Mask Policy
• Suspect Arraigned in 1978 Marissa Harvey Sexual Assault, Murder Cold Case
• Teenage Girl In Critical Condition After Exiting MTA Bus, Getting Hit By Truck In Brooklyn
• Carving To Wrap Up Soon At International Snow Sculpture Championships In Breckenridge
• Towson U Will Allow Full-Capacity Crowds At Indoor Athletic Events Starting Thursday Night
• Apple AirTags are being used to stalk people
• Judge Pauses COVID Vaccine Mandate For Certain Boston Workers
• Report: If Josh McDaniels Leaves, Bill O'Brien Could Be Patriots' Next Offensive Coordinator
• 21,686 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For COVID-19 In Last Week
• Person Of Interest Being Questioned In Fatal Shooting Of 15-Year-Old, Detroit Police Say
• Prosecutors Offering Plea Deal To Accused Serial Scammer Candace Clark
• Jussie Smollett To Be Sentenced In March For Hate Crime Hoax
• Nicor Gas Reduces Monthly Cost For The Second Month in a Row
• Minnie Mouse to debut pantsuit designed by Stella McCartney
• Massachusetts Reports 8,616 New COVID Cases, 7-Day Positivity Rate Drops Below 10%
• Immersive Van Gogh Detroit Event Rescheduled For Second Time
• Cherry Hill Public Schools Easing More COVID-19 Measures Due To Decline In Community Transmission Rates
• New Kensington Police Searching For Missing 14-Year-Old Amir Kennedy
• Man Wounded In New Year's Eve Shooting At Sunvalley Mall In Concord Dies From Injuries; Arrest Made
• Nearly 300 Little River Homes To Receive Sewer System Upgrade
• New Affordable Senior Housing Project Named After Rev. Dr. Jim Holley
• District Moves To Terminate Sacramento Teacher Recorded Using Racist Language In Class
• Chiefs fans raise more than $300,000 for children's hospital after win over Bills
• Patrick Fanning Charged In Fire That Caused Thousands Of Dollars Of Damage At Sewell Goodwill Store
• Willie Stokes, Cleared Of Murder After 37 Years In Prison, Sues City Of Philadelphia
• Delaware Gov. Carney Proposes $5 Billion For State's Budget To Help Provide Pay Increases For State Workers, Building New Schools And More
• Rogue Rocket Booster Could Crash Into Moon In Next Few Weeks
• 'Severely Sick' Dog Dies Hours After Being Left In After-Hours Kennel At Denver Animal Shelter
• Man Accused Of Stabbing K-9, Ryan Mitchell Smith Now Charged With Killing Father
• Raiders Request An Interview With Josh McDaniels About Head Coaching Job
• Feds Charge Washington State Pair With Drug Trafficking After Seizing Over 300,000 Fentanyl Pills
• Man Arrested In Colorado, ID'd Through DNA, Charged In 1978 Killing Of Teen Girl
• Mighty Mighty Bosstones Breaking Up, Band Announces
• Texas Biologist Indicted For Alleged Wildlife Trafficking
• Tamarac Fatal Shooting Under Investigation
• Frosh Warns Of Companies Going Door-To-Door To Test For COVID-19
• UPDATE: CHP Arrest 2nd Suspect in Scotts Valley Highway 17 Chase and Shootout
• 'It's Pretty Heartbreaking': Fire At Minneapolis Nonprofit House Of Charity Will Impact Many
• Donations Pour In For Animals At Center Of Olivehurst Animal Cruelty Case
• Man Convicted In Brutal El Dorado County Domestic Violence Case Faces Life In Prison
• Jimmy's Famous Seafood Hosting Fundraiser For Families Of Baltimore's Fallen First Responders
• 19-Year-Old Arrested In Deadly Allentown Shooting
• Río Hondo College Awarded $1M Grant To Help Unhoused Students
• Fading Hospitalizations & Positivity Show Promise In Maryland's Fight Against COVID-19 Omicron Variant
• Antisemitic Flyers Now Found In Melbourne Beach
• Surgeon General on how U.S. can "get to a better place" with COVID
• Registration Deadline Approaches For San Francisco School Board Recall Election, Assembly Contest
• Michigan House Approves Additional Pandemic Grants For Businesses
• Fatal Haltom City Structure Fire Leaves 1 Dead
• Heavy Psych Sounds Fest Announces Full Line-Up for Memorial Day Weekend Blowout
• Police Arrest 1 of 2 Men Who Allegedly Stole Entire ATM From Wayland Store
• Oklahoma executes man after his firing squad request is denied
• Tractor-Trailer Catches Fire Along WB I-80 In Vacaville
• 4 Teenagers Treated For Overdose Symptoms At Fort Worth's Polytechnic High School
• Judge Won't Immediately Put Ferris State University Professor Back In Class
• Chicago Weather Alert: Heavy Lake Effect Snow Possible Through Tomorrow Morning
• $18,000 Reward Offered For Tips In Murder Of Baltimore Police Lieutenant's Spouse
• Weather Alert Day For Friday And Saturday Due To Snow Potential
• Another Miami Woman Wins Florida Lottery Scratch Off Game's Million Dollar Prize
• Very Cold, Wintry Weather Could Be On The Way Next Week
• Repeat Sex Offender Ronn Wyman Sentenced To 24 Years To Life In Prison
• Duquesne Police Searching For Missing 14-Year-Old Douglass-Craig Brown
• Michigan Health Department To Distribute 10 Million Free KN95 Masks
• Michigan school shooting suspect Ethan Crumbley to pursue insanity defense
• 3 Men Arrested In Connection To Assault Of Teen Outside Of Pleasantville Centerfolds Cabaret Before He Was Found Dead
• Bill Belichick Named NFL Executive Of The Year By PFWA
• Bloomington Man Charged With Arson After Allegedly Threatening Ex-Girlfriend, Starting Fire In Her Garage
• UC Berkeley Anthropology Museum Returns 1860 Massacre Remains To Wiyot Tribe
• 2 Arrested In Deadly Shooting Of Angel Santibanez At Lakewood Motel
• Man Killed In Roxbury Double Stabbing Defended Other Victim; GPS Monitor Used To Find Suspect
• Orange County Logs 28 More COVID-19 Deaths Wednesday
• Concerns Grow Over Illegal Camping In American River Parkway
• Baltimore Public Markets Announces Series Of Black History Month Events
• PHOTOS: Truck Gets Stuck In NH Lake After Falling Through Ice
• 4 more bodies found in search for dozens missing from capsized boat
• West Oakland Residents Eye Lawsuit Against Rock, Gravel Stockpile Plans At Port of Oakland
• LADWP Offering Rebates Up To $2 Million To Property Owners Who Install Large Water-Conservation Systems
• Sources: Broncos 'Targeting' Packers OC Nathaniel Hackett As Head Coach
• Avalanche Rally For Overtime Win Against Bruins, 17th Straight Win At Home
• School wrongly gave scholarships to 58 students. Now it's making it right.
• Revolution, Arsenal Reportedly Agreed To Terms For A Matt Turner Summer Transfer
• Police: No Arrests After Stolen Vehicle Hits Multiple Other Cars In St. Paul
• Apple CEO Tim Cook Allegedly Stalked By Woman Who Trespassed, Sent Photos Of Loaded Gun
• 'Stealth' BA.2 Omicron Variant Arrives In North Texas
• Four More Bodies Found In Search For Missing Boaters Off Florida Coast
• New Mexico governor, troops volunteer to teach amid COVID surge
• Police Arrest Brentwood Bank Robbery Suspect After Highway 4 Chase
• San Francisco Supervisor Seeks To Limit 'Monster Homes' In Some Neighborhoods
• Brady Celebrates Roethlisberger Upon Steelers QB's Retirement: 'Ben Defied The TB12 Method'
• Free N95 Mask Rollout Underway In Fight Against COVID-19
• Children's Medical Center Plano Receives $7.5M Donation, Largest In Its History
• Pennsylvania Judge Begins Review To Pick New Congressional District Maps
• 19-Year-Old Stabbed While Fighting Off Melrose Home Invasion Suspect 'Thought She Was Dreaming'
• 2 Hurt In Separate St. Paul Shootings Wednesday Night; 1 Arrested
• Is It Safe For COVID Positive, But No Symptoms To Work? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Canadian Man Gets 6 Months For Groping Attendant On Miami Flight
• Inmate Sentenced 50-75 Years For Murder Of Wayne County Deputy Cpl. Bryant Searcy
• Help Needed To Identify Hit-And-Run Victim Being Treated At Harbor-UCLA Medical Center
• Deadly Hit-And-Run Crash Closed El Camino Avenue Overpass For Hours; Business 80 Open
• Former Pirate Gene Clines, World Series Winner And Member Of All-Minority Lineup, Dies
• Minnesota Women's Soccer Is Officially Named Aurora FC
• 2 Arizona Residents Arrested In Connection With 2017 Murder Of Missing Anne Arundel County Woman, Police Say
• Celtics Reportedly Discussed A Marcus Smart Trade With Atlanta Hawks
• Biden Says He'll Name A Black Woman As Supreme Court Pick By End Of February
• Water Main Break Floods Cahuenga Blvd. In Hollywood Hills
• Philadelphia Weather: Winter Storm Could Produce Enough Snow To Crack City's Top 20 Snow Days
• Baltimore Firefighter Who Survived Deadly Fire Finally Gets To Go Home
• Fort Worth Firefighters Save 7 People Trapped Inside Burning Home
• Puppy Who Was Inside Stolen Vehicle In St. Paul Reunited With Owner
• Ethan Crumbley To Pursue Insanity Defense In Oxford High School Shooting Case
• Schuylkill Expressway Back To Normal After Stalled Tractor-Trailer Blocks Westbound Lane
• One Person Injured After Baltimore Manhole Explosion
• Matt Turner Expected To Start For USMNT In Thursday Night's World Cup Qualifier
• Southern California Airports To Get Millions From Biden Administration Infrastructure Law
• Tesla halts new models in 2022, citing chip shortages
• Chicago Matching Federal Money For Lakefront Erosion Survey
• Winter Flower Show
• Scituate Urges Coastal Residents To Board Up Homes, Consider Evacuating Ahead Of Nor'easter
• Northwestern Misses 3 At Buzzer Against Michigan
• Art Institute's 'A Sunday On La Grande Jatte' Reinstalled And Reframed
• Kamala Harris mug sells out after Biden buys one
• Dallas Cowboys Defensive Coordinator Dan Quinn Says He's Staying With The Team For 2022
• COVID In Minnesota: 57 More Deaths Added To State's Toll; Positivity Still Inching Down
• Wayne County Attorney Sentenced For Embezzling Funds From Deceased Client's Trust
• Visitation Held For Samantha Maag, New Jersey Woman Killed In Philadelphia Office Building
• Whitmer Proposes Tax Cuts, More Mental Health Workers During State Of The State Address
• Aurora Police Sgt. Ken Thurman To Be Laid To Rest After Death From COVID Complications
• Anton Black's Family Lauds Judge's Decision Not To Dismiss Lawsuit Over Fatal Encounter With Police
• Route 65 Southbound Reopens Following Water Main Break In Ambridge
• Blackhawks Outlast Red Wings 8-5
• Candlelight Vigil Planned Thursday Evening For Fallen Elk Grove Officer
• CSU System Likely To Drop SAT, ACT For Admission
• Don't Put Away Your Wallet, $3 Gasoline Is Back And Expected To Hang Around For A While
• Carjacking Suspect Shot By Arvada Police After Firing At Officers
• 'All I Can Do Is Work': Kwesi Adofo-Mensah Says He Was 'Meant To Be' Vikings' GM
• $6M In Narcotics Seized At Texas-Mexico Border Within 2 Days
• Roethlisberger Retires At 39: Time To 'Hang Up My Cleats'
• Three New COVID Shield Testing Sites Now Open In the City
• Father, Son Shoot Each Other During Fight In Kensington, Police Say
• Police Issue Alert For Businesses In Jefferson Park And Albany Park
• Uber Partners With Salvation Army To Collect Coats For People In Need
• Cook County Sheriff's Data Reveal Most Popular Cars Targeted By Carjackers, Most Common Methods
• Temple University Enlists Ex-Philadelphia Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey To Audit Campus Security
• Antonio Brown on his NFL controversies, Buccaneers on-field incident
• Statue of Kobe and Gianna Bryant placed at crash site on anniversary
• Ferris State University Professor Suspended Over Video Sues School
• Patriots Celebrate 22nd Anniversary Of Hiring Bill Belichick, 20th Anniversary Of Winning AFC Championship In Pittsburgh
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Roughly 2,100 Hospitalized As Positivity Rate Dips Below 12%
• Ben Roethlisberger retires after 18 seasons, 2 Super Bowl wins
• Peter Licata Drops Out Of The Running For New Broward Schools Superintendent
• Big Ben: Steeler Nation Reacts To Roethlisberger's Retirement
• Ben Roethlisberger Announces Retirement After 18 Seasons With Steelers
• Aron Baynes Looking To Make NBA Comeback After Mysterious Injury Nearly Left Him Paralyzed
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Lake Effect Snow To Impact Your Commute
• Russia claims jailed U.S. teacher is a "large scale" drug smuggler
• Safe Outdoor Spaces Program Expansion Moves Forward In Denver
• President Biden Signs Executive Order That Includes Part Of 'I Am Vanessa Guillen Act'
• Sacramento's Solid Waste Fees Going Up Due To New State Composting Mandate
• Moderna Starts Testing Omicron-Specific Booster Dose
• VIDEO: Slushy, Frozen Waves Roll Onto Cape Cod Beach
• Looking Back On, Reflecting, And Remembering The Career Of Ben Roethlisberger
• Police: Suspect Wanted For Pushing 62-Year-Old Man Onto Subway Tracks In Manhattan
• Ben Roethlisberger Officially Announces Retirement
• Flurry Of Small Earthquakes Hit Grapevine Region
• Slain NYPD officer saves five lives with organ donations
• Kristen Stewart on her performance as Princess Diana
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• Jokic, Rivers Team Up To Help Nuggets Top Nets, 124-118
• Bus Driver, Aide Seriously Injured After Crash Involving Small School Bus In Winslow Township
• No Rain In Forecast; Dry January Returns San Francisco To Parched Conditions
• Central Michigan University Offers Full-Tuition After Scholarship Error
• 16-Year-Old Boy, 27-Year-Old Xavier Guzman Charged In Murder Of 8-Year-Old Melissa Ortega
• Colorado Weather: Another Round Of Snow
• Public Safety Warns Of Traffic Disruptions Ahead Of President Joe Biden's Visit This Week
• Annapolis Police Investigate 21-Year-Old Woman's Shooting Death
• Gabriel Landeskog Explains Why He Went After Taylor Hall Following Clean Hit On Nathan MacKinnon
• Sunshine And Temperatures In The 50s Across North Texas Before Weak Cold Front Moves In Tonight
• Unemployment claims fall for the first time in a month
• Saving the Children from the Holocaust
• Baltimore County Police Looking For Missing 14-Year-Old
• Old Peach Tree Mall Building In Linda Demolished After History Of Flood And Fire
• "Green Gaiter Bandit" sought for 14 bank robberies or attempts
• Hill District To Get New Grocery Store In Place Of Former Shop 'N Save
• PTL Links: Jan. 27, 2022
• Miami Proud: Lost Photos Dating Back To The Holocaust Reunited With Family Members
• Springfield Police Officer Hurt, Suspect Shot Outside MGM Casino
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/27 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• Garth Brooks Excited For First-Ever Performance At 'Home Of Champions' Gillette Stadium
• Obamacare sign-ups hit 14.5 million for 2022, a new record
• What Do Celtics Have Cooking On Trade Front With Deadline Two Weeks Away?
• AP Source: Packers OC Nathaniel Hackett Taking Head Coach Job In Denver
• Man Shot In Face While Driving On 5 Freeway In Sylmar; Gunman At Large
• Florida House Panel To Take Up Controversial '15 Weeks' Limit Abortion Bill
• Police ID Men Killed In Dorchester County Double Homicide
• City To Conduct Annual Count Of Chicago's Homeless
• Southwest Airlines Posts $68 Million 4Q Profit, But Expects Losses With Higher Costs
• Minnesota To Distribute 2.1 Million Free KN95 Masks
• Thomas Rhett Bringing 'Bringing The Bar To You' Tour To Star Lake
• Interest rates are set to rise. Here's how that will affect consumers.
• Buttigieg vows to act as car fatalities spike
• Journalist narrowly escapes armed attack in Mexico after 3 killed
• New York Lottery Announcer Yolanda Vega Retiring After More Than 30 Years
• Teen Charged In 8-Year-Old Melissa Ortega's Murder Has Criminal Record For Carjacking And Gun Charges
• 17-Year-Old Student Christopher Braxton Shot, Killed Near Bartram High School In Southwest Philadelphia, Police Say
• Man Killed, Second Wounded In San Gabriel Shooting
• City Council Designates Little Village Arch As Landmark
• Meet the women who could be Biden's pick for next Supreme Court justice
• Oath Keepers leader ordered jailed until trial on January 6 charges
• Federal court upholds stay of execution for Alabama death row inmate
• Biden signs order making sexual harassment an offense under military code
• Police find 100 bags of fentanyl in bedroom of 13-year-old boy who died
• Fed appears poised for rate increase in March
• All Good Things ... Jeopardy! Champ Amy Schneider's Historic Winning Streak Ends At 40
• Woman is vaccinated, and "grateful," after ICU stay in pregnancy
• QAnon follower who admitted assaulting officers on Jan. 6 sentenced
• Dolly Parton's southern-style cake mixes sell out
• Amy Schneider's winning streak comes down to "Final Jeopardy!" question
• Scientists keep an eye on "stealth" Omicron variant BA.2
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cold Starts, Not Much Snow Rounds Out The Week
• U.S. Coast Guard intercepts sail freighter with 191 Haitians on board
• Luka's Triple-Double Helps The Dallas Mavericks Beat The Trail Blazers
• Chicago Weather: Temperatures Back To The 30s, Northwest Indiana Could Get 6 Inches Of Lake Effect Snow Tonight
• The Impacts Of Freezing Temperatures, Bitter Blast Of Cold Air On At-Home COVID-19 Testing Kits
• Hiker falls 700 feet to death while taking selfie on mountain peak
• "Meme stocks" have returned to Earth — and to a changed market
• Gardening 101: Vertical Farming In The Metroplex
• Bitter Cold Temperatures Present Possibility Of Frostbite, Hypothermia
• Moenell Coleman Wanted After Allegedly Shooting Woman Who Bumped Into Him At Coatesville Market: Police
• Andy Parker, father of reporter killed during live TV broadcast, to run for Congress
• 2 Semi Truck Drivers Injured After Crash On Dan Ryan Expressway At 83rd Street
• Handling Hypothermia And Children: Tips From One Pediatrician On Keeping Kids Warm
• Springdale Man Accused Of Stealing Debit Card From Man's Wheelchair
• Bensalem Township Police Increase Security At Shafer Middle School After 'Not Credible' Shooting Threat
• Man Killed In Apparent Hit-And-Run In Hunting Park, Police Say
• Man left paralyzed by violent crash suing Uber for $63 million
• 21-Year-Old Shooting Victim Found In Port Richmond School Bus Lot: Police
• One Dead In Crash, Fire Involving Big-Rig On Eastbound Richmond-San Rafael Bridge
• Police, Auto Mechanic Rescue Cat Stuck In Car
• What's That Smell? Advocates Say Allegheny County Not Doing Enough About Air Pollution
• It Happens Here: AMC Ponkapoag Camp 'A Little Bit Of Heaven' In Randolph
• Local Organizations To Receive Funding For Violence Intervention Programs
• COVID: Marin County Begins Easing Rules As Omicron Surge Likely Peaking
• 49ers Playoffs: Health Expert Urges Safety For NFC Championship Gatherings
• Glassport Awarded $50,000 In State Grants For ATV Park Project
• Avalanche Beat Bruins, 4-3 In OT
• Friends, Family Remember Lost Baltimore Firefighters In Procession To Funeral Homes
• Jokic, Rivers Team Up To Help Nuggets Top Nets
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• The Trials of Critical Race Theory | CBS Reports
• Actors discuss the Paramount+ "Yellowstone" prequel "1883"
• Wake held for NYPD officer shot in line of duty
• CDC says COVID-19 vaccines are safe for pregnant women
• Northeast braces a for powerful winter storm
• Chiefs fans donate over $300,000 to Buffalo hospital
• Cattle ranchers innovate amid historic drought
• Russia reacts to U.S. letter as Ukraine tensions mount
• New Mexico National Guard to fill in for teachers
• Omicron cases start to decline, but "we're not out of the woods," expert says
• Northeast braces for blizzard conditions
• Biden vows to nominate Black woman to Supreme Court
• EPA leader vows to help disadvantaged communities impacted by pollution
• Authorities search for suspect after 3 police officers shot in Houston
• 1/27: Red and Blue
• Taste With Tori: Trolley Barn Public Market
• Author says the U.S. is at an increasing risk of civil war
• White House faces Supreme Court vacancy and rising tensions with Russia over Ukraine
• MoneyWatch: U.S. economy grew 5.7% in 2021
• "Procession" documentary highlights unity in working through sexual abuse trauma
• Spotify takes down Neil Young's music after controversy over Joe Rogan
• Shaq buys sneakers for 6-year-old
• Biden to announce Supreme Court pick next month as Justice Stephen Breyer announces retirement
• The road to regulating cryptocurrency
• Former Supreme Court clerk reflects on Justice Breyer's legacy
• Special Report: Biden and Justice Stephen Breyer speak on Supreme Court retirement
• U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy on COVID-19 vaccines, treatments, and mental health during pandemic
• U.S. and NATO reject Russia's demands as diplomatic efforts to resolve tensions deteriorate
• Antonio Brown speaks out after walking off the field during Buccaneers game
• Biden considers choices to replace retiring Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer
• U.S. rejects Russia's demands amid growing tension with Ukraine
• MoneyWatch: White House economic adviser on growth, jobs, inflation and supply chain issues
• MoneyWatch: Semiconductor chip shortage could raise national security risks
• Sneak peek: The Case Against Ezra McCandless
• Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer to announce retirement as Biden considers replacement
• Saving the children from the Holocaust | 60 Minutes archive
• Preview: "Undeniable: The Truth to Remember"
• Northeast braces for "bomb cyclone" winter storm
• Therapist Nedra Glover Tawwab on managing stress and setting boundaries
• Golfers from the Advocates PGA Tour seize chance of a lifetime at Farmers Insurance Open
• WorldView: Boris Johnson vows to fight amid inquiry into lockdown parties
• Actor Rick Glassman on "As We See It," new show highlighting adulthood on autism spectrum
• Justice Stephen Breyer plans to retire from Supreme Court, paving way for Biden's first appointment
• 1/27: CBS News Mornings
• Wide receiver Antonio Brown opens up after controversy with Tampa Bay Buccaneers
• Federal Reserve leaves interest rates near zero, but signals possible increase as soon as March
• National Guard filling in for teachers in New Mexico amid state's COVID surge
• U.S. and NATO formally respond to Russian demands on Ukraine amid escalating military tensions
• Democrats plan to move fast in filling Justice Breyer's vacancy on the Supreme Court
• Deborah Norville on a milestone for "Inside Edition"