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Articles from February 2, 2022

• Suspect Arrested In Antelope Shooting Of 16-Year-Old Girl
• Hundreds Of Oakdale Students Protest Mask Mandate After Gov. Newsom Controversy
• Survivors Recount Terror of Lodi Apartment Fire Leaving 33 Displaced, Several Hospitalized
• Ex-Tesla Worker Claims 'Festering', 'Unchecked' Racism At Central Valley Plant; Files Discrimination Suit
• Davis Scores 30, Lakers Rally In 4th To Defeat Trail Blazers
• Miller Park Serving As New Camping Site For Sacramento Homeless
• Silverthorne Police Sergeant Joel Victor Ponedel Arrested
• Mass Shooting In Northern California City Of Oroville Leaves 1 Dead, 4 Injured
• SFPD Chief Ends Agreement With DA Chesa Boudin's Office In Use Of Force Cases
• New Bill To Require Parents To Report Gun Ownership To Schools
• Chicago Weather Alert: See Snow Totals From Groundhog Day Snowstorm; Lake-Effect Snow To Follow For Parts Of Area
• Kings Rally In 4th To Hand Nets 6th Straight Loss, 112-101
• Truck Driver Dies After Being Ejected From Big Rig Onto Freeway Below
• Blustery And Cold Conditions Hit Inland Empire
• 'Message Of Hope': Obi Ezeadi Breaks Barriers While Serving On The Westminster City Council
• No Criminal Charges To Be Filed In Amusement Park Death Of 6-Year-Old Girl
• I-Team: Andover Housing Authority Residents Went Without Hot Water For More Than A Week
• Bill Belichick Calls Tom Brady 'The Best Player In NFL History'
• Some Doctors, Parents Want Schools To Transition To 'Mask Optional'
• Chicago Weather Alert: Annoyed Adults Dig Out Cars, Exuberant Kids Go Sledding On North Lakefront After Winter Storm
• 'Like Bread And Butter': Lynn Snowplow Driver Honored By Thomas' English Muffins
• Chicago Weather Alert: Police Help Clear Snow From Outside Seniors' Homes In Merrionette Park
• New York Weather: CBS2's 2/3 Thursday Morning Forecast
• Chicago Weather Alert: Hit With Modest Accumulation Wednesday, Evanston, North Shore Await Lake-Effect Snow
• Demand For Salt Keeps Hardware Stores Busy Ahead Of Winter Storm
• Asked About Kyle Beach Sexual Abuse Scandal And What Blackhawks Are Doing To Prevent Abuse, Rocky Wirtz Tells Reporter, 'That's None Of Your Business'
• Blackhawks Lose Third Straight As They're Shut Out By Minnesota Wild
• Jackson, Morant Lead Grizzlies Past Knicks
• Cockburn Leads No. 18 Illinois Past No. 11 Wisconsin
• Williamson Leads Loyola Past Illinois State
• NYPD Det. Wilbert Mora Honored With Hero's Funeral At St. Patrick's Cathedral
• AI-Powered Bartender Latest Teaching Tool At FIU's School Of Hospitality
• Ex-Navy captain pleads guilty in massive bribery case
• Democrat Dan Pastore Hopes To Take On Incumbent GOP Congressman Mike Kelly
• Maryland Weather: Mild Thursday, But Friday Could Bring Wintry Mix
• 'This Guy Broke Our Family': Mother Hurting Weeks After Wilton Manors Hit-&-Run That Killed One Daughter, Severely Injured Another
• Mayor Eric Adams, Former Governor Andrew Cuomo Reportedly Dine Together At Theater District Restaurant
• 'Ice Is Our Biggest Concern': Power Companies Prepare For Storm, Possibility Of Power Outages
• Center City Store Owners Speak Out After Vandalism Spree Along Walnut Street
• How Skijoring Became So Popular In Minnesota
• Firefighters From Across The Country Attend Memorial Service For 3 Baltimore Firefighters
• Chicago Teachers Union President Jesse Sharkey Says He Won't Be Seeking Another Term
• USA Wins Frigid World Cup Qualifying Match Against Honduras At Allianz Field
• President Joe Biden Plans Visit To NYC As Gun Violence Plagues City
• At Least 2 Fires Reported Inside Subway Cars In 5 Days
• Stanford-Lancet Report on Opioid Crisis Calls For Immediate Action, Sweeping Reforms
• City And County Leaders Preparing For Icy Conditions From Impending Winter Storm
• Can PCR And Rapid Tests Both Be Wrong? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID Questions
• Mervo High School Student Arrested In Murder Of Baltimore Police Lieutenant's Husband
• Grubauer, Kraken Blank Isles For Franchise's 1st Shutout
• Need New Windows? Prepare To Wait
• Barney Ford Day Kicks Off Black History Month In Colorado
• Massive winter storm moving east across U.S.
• More Than 100 Flights Canceled At Detroit Metro Airport Amid Winter Storm
• Michigan School Closings: Several Districts Canceling Classes, Going Virtual Due To Winter Storm
• A Man And His Snowblower: A Journey During The Winter Storm
• Celtics Beat Hornets, Overcome Ball's Career-Best 38 points
• 8-Year-Old South Jersey Girl Receives Puppy Thanks To Make-A-Wish, PuppySpot
• 18-Wheeler Overturns On US Highway 287 In Wise County
• Caught On Video: Bicyclist Dragged By Vehicle In Felony Hit-And-Run in Silver Lake
• Macomb County Roads, Not As Bad As Expected During Snowstorm, Road Department Still Prepared
• Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Announces 2022 Nominees
• San Francisco To Consider Taxing Owners Of Vacant Homes
• Library Of 'Things' In Dracut Helps People Reduce Waste With 'Try Before You Buy' Items
• The Store Before The Storm: Shoppers Make Last Minute Trips
• 3rd Woman Arrested In Connection To COVID Vaccine Card Forgeries On Long Island
• Dolly Parton, Eminem, Lionel Richie Among Rock Hall Nominees
• CBS meteorologist brings adorable baby on-air for winter storm forecast
• Drivers Lose Control In Snowstorm, Hit Illinois State Police Cruisers 3 Different Times Wednesday In Downstate Illinois
• BART Brings Back Public Restrooms At Underground Stations After 2-Decade Closure
• Eastbound Lanes Of I-70 Near Idaho Springs Reopen After Closure Due To Deadly Crash
• NASA Plans To Retire The International Space Station By 2031 By Crashing It Into The Pacific Ocean
• Minimum Wage Pitched For Florida School Workers
• Some COVID Community Testing Sites Closed, Delayed On Thursday
• Sixers' 5-Game Winning Streak Snapped With 106-103 Loss To Wizards
• Firearm Liability Insurance Motion Introduced By 3 LA City Councilmen
• International Space Station to crash into the Pacific in 2031, NASA says
• Boilermakers Beat Gophers 88-73 For 4th Straight Win
• Black History Month: Eric Adams Credits His Mother As His Inspiration To Enter Public Service
• Vikings To Hire Kevin O'Connell For Head Coach Position, Sources Say
• Chicago Public Schools Will Be Open Thursday; Some Parents Wonder Why They Didn't Go On Remote Learning For Winter Storm
• Newsom Hints At COVID-19 'Endemic Plan'; Doctors Consider What Happens Next As Omicron Surge Subsides
• Chicago Weather Alert: Chicago's Side Streets Wait For Their Turn To Get Plowed During Persistent Snow
• Chicago Weather Alert: Plows, Shovels, And Even Snowmobiles Out In Force As Plainfield Gets Socked In Groundhog Day Snowstorm
• Chicago Weather Alert: CBS 2 Takes A Look Inside Public Works Department Snow Removal Command Central In Orland Park
• Gov. Larry Hogan Pushes Legislative Agenda, Calls For Bipartisanship In Final State Of The State Address
• ERCOT Says Texas Power Grid Is Ready; Concern Is Ice On Power Lines And Trees
• Crash Involving 8 People In Galt Turns Deadly
• Lyft Drivers Protest Ride-Sharing As Pandemic Continues
• Potential Mayoral Candidate Rick Caruso Contracts COVID-19
• San Francisco Opera Singer Brings Healing Music Therapy To Veterans Battling PTSD
• Mississippi governor signs bill legalizing medical marijuana
• Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins Files Disaster Declaration Due To Impending Icy Weather
• Bears Head Coach Matt Eberflus Brings In Alan Williams From Colts As New Defensive Coordinator
• Thousands Turn Out To Honor Fallen Firefighters' Final Ride Through Baltimore
• Man Accused Of Killing Stockton Fire Cpt. Max Fortuna Arraigned On Murder, Weapons Charges
• Denver Weather: Temps Fall Below Zero
• Oath Keepers founder spends 6 hours with House January 6 Committee
• Meta stock plummets after weak earnings report
• Concord Man Who Impersonated Mailman Gets 5 Years Prison For Fraud, Identity Theft
• 4 Dead, 2 Injured After Pennsylvania House Fire; Explosions Reported
• City Of Arlington Closing Public Facilities Thursday Due To Hazardous Winter Weather
• House Fire That Killed West Virginia Man Ruled Arson
• Community Rallies To Help Chef Who Lost Everything In Passaic, N.J. Apartment Building Fire
• Super Bowl: Health Officials Not Backing Off On COVID Safety Protocols For Big Game
• Petaluma Latest To Warn Of Suspicious Pop-Up COVID-19 Testing Sites
• Only On CBS: Sub Caught on Camera Yelling At 8th Grader Over 'Thin Blue Line' Mask
• First Alert Weather: High Winds Continue to Batter Bay Area; Fallen Branch Disrupts BART Service
• 'We've Lost An Angel In The City Of Angels': Friends, Family And Leaders Gather For Officer Arroyos' Funeral
• Good Samaritans, New York State Police Lure Escaped Horses Off Northern State Parkway
• 'How Could This Happen To Him While He Was At School?': Relatives Of Jahmari Rice Looking For Answers
• Father From Crystal Lake Gets Replica Scar Tattoo On Chest To Match 4-Year-Old Daughter
• FULL SPEECH: Gov. Larry Hogan Delivers Final State Of The State Address
• Company Facing Environmental Charges For 2018 Beaver County Pipeline Explosion
• Lawmakers Debate Over Gas Tax Money And What Needs To Be Done To Return It For Proper Purpose
• NASA's Artemis 1 Final Prelaunch Test Delayed Until March
• Dallas' Backup Generators Not Yet Ready Ahead Of Winter Storm
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Hints School Mask Mandate May End As COVID Cases Rapidly Drop
• Travel Advisors See Bookings Bump Ahead Of Summer Months
• Public Theater Announces Summer 2022 Shakespeare In The Park Lineup
• Anne Arundel County Schools Propose Option For Virtual Learning On Snow Days
• Couples Flock To Old County Courthouse In Santa Ana For 2/2/22 Wedding Day
• 67-year-Old Man Suspected of Killing Stockton Fire Captain Arraigned
• Silicon Valley startup founder who was born in prison used school to reach success
• CBS4 Exclusive: Sources Say Miami's Interim Police Chief Manny Morales To Be Named City's Top Cop
• Entire DFW Managed Lane System Closed Due To Winter Storm
• Chief: MPD Officer Fatally Shoots Man Holding Handgun At Downtown Apt. Building
• Winter Storm Not Stopping Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo During Final Week
• COVID-19 Cases Declining, But Allegheny County Health Director Urges Caution
• Outdoor Education Model Encourages Kids To Explore
• Flatiron Freddy Says Spring Is Right Around The Corner
• From heartbreak to TikTok stardom: The amazing journey of the LSU Tiger Girls
• 'Humiliation, Disbelief, Anger': Former Dolphins Coach Brian Flores Claims Racist Hiring Practices In NFL
• Woman Found Stabbed To Death on Porch of Vallejo Home
• Christian Pulisic Benched As US Makes 7 Changes Vs Honduras In Chilly St. Paul
• 4 Men Charged In Overdose Death Of Michael K. Williams, Actor Known For Role On 'The Wire'
• Black History Month: History Of The LeMoyne House
• Berkeley Police: Suspect Charged After Assaulting Man with Crowbar Last Week
• Scientists discover rare asteroid that follows Earth in orbit
• California's First Surgeon General Dr. Nadine Burke Harris To Resign After 3 Years
• Officials: 2 Florida Panthers Struck And Killed By Vehicles
• 1 Student Dead, Another Wounded After Shooting Outside Richfield School; 2 In Custody
• Rise in crime fueled in part by "ghost" guns, ATF says
• Security Experts Warn About Scanning QR Codes With Your Smart Device
• Devoted Islanders Fan Madison Sanalitro Takes Her Quest To Find A Kidney Donor To UBS Arena
• 'Jahmari Was The Life Of The Party': Vigil Held For Teen Killed In Shooting Outside Richfield School
• 2 Men Shot Outside Greensburg Bar
• As Wintry Weather Arrives, Denton Crews, Equipment On Standby To Respond To Possible Power Outages
• Broward School Board Chose Two Finalists For Superintendent Position
• Drivers Stuck In Snow Spend Night In Cars: CBS4 Helps Them Escape
• Police Charge Brookline Teen With Setting Vacant House On Fire
• Pay Transparency At The Center Of New Law That Goes Into Effect In New York City On May 15
• Washington's NFL Team Unveils New Name As Commanders
• Embattled Sheriff Dave Hutchinson Says He Won't Seek Re-Election In 2022, But Will Remain In Office Until New Sheriff Sworn In
• Local First Responders Take Over For Baltimore's Firefighters During Memorial Service
• Weather Service: Flint Received Record 9-Inch Snowfall
• Snowmobiles Scoot Around On Snow Day
• Activists Demand MPD Officer Who Fatally Shot Man To Be Arrested, Charged With Murder
• NASA delays Artemis moon launch rehearsal till March
• Santa Ana Winds Take Down Trees, Power Lines At 2 Schools In Riverside
• Black Police Precinct & Courthouse Museum Now Home To Memorabilia Of Miami's First Black Police Officers
• Pittsburgh Faith Leaders Call For Answers In Shooting Death Of Peter Spencer
• Coping With COVID Loss: Camp Good Mourning! On Long Island Offers Children Chance To Get Needed Support
• EXCLUSIVE: Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office Seeing Disturbing Rise In Children Being Targeted For Abuse Online
• Miami-Dade County Commissioners Give Green Light For Immigrant IDs
• Surfside Condo's Sister Building Champlain Towers North Gets Structural Supports
• The Brian Flores Lawsuit: What Is The Rooney Rule?
• National Signing Day: Four-star RB TreVonte' Citizen Commits To Hurricanes, Five-Star DL Shemar Stewart Did Not
• San Bruno Man Jailed On Assault, Weapons Charges After Locked Car Standoff
• Palo Alto Police Ask For Public's Help Finding Bathroom Stall Peeper
• 'It Was Pretty Painful': Fisherman Survives Frigid Waters After Boat Sinks Off Scituate
• DA Decides Not To Charge Employees In Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park Child Death
• Two Dead, One Injured In Separate Lauderhill Shootings
• Philadelphia Police, First Responders Moving Into New Public Safety Headquarters In Center City
• Keller @ Large: Whoopi Goldberg's Comments Show Holocaust Education Is Needed
• Dorrell Says Recruiting Class Is An Upgrade
• First Alert Weather Day: Snow Gradually Ends, Extreme Cold Goes On
• Chicago Weather Alert: Animals At The Brookfield Zoo Embrace The Snowfall
• Colorado Snow Totals: Commerce City Records Highest Denver Metro Area Accumulation
• Former Broomfield Chief Of Police Tom Deland Dies
• Staten Island Chuck Predicts Early Spring, While Punxsutawney Phil Say 6 More Weeks Of Winter
• Thousands Of Pennsylvania Drivers Dinged With Fines Receiving Refunds Due To Flawed Speed Cameras
• Underground Railroad Conductor Abraham Shadd Honored With Historical Marker In Wilmington
• 4 Alleged ATM Bandits Charged With Burglary
• How Ben Ray Luján's absence could affect the Senate's agenda
• Sleep Specialist Warns Against Using Over-The-Counter Melatonin To Combat Insomnia
• Motorcycle Cops From All Over Lead NYPD Det. Wilbert Mora's Procession To Queens Cemetery
• Edward Mathews, Mount Laurel Man Seen In Viral Racist Rant, Indicted On 15 Charges
• Family Dollar Ordered To Pay $1.5M In Penalties For Not Giving Massachusetts Workers Meal Breaks
• Miami-Dade Commission Agrees To Do Something About 'Peacock Problem'
• Chicago Weather Alert: Over 800 Flight Cancellations At Chicago Airports Amid Winter Storm Warning
• One Year Ago: 2 FBI Agents Shot & Killed While Serving Warrant In Sunrise
• Governor Pritzker Outlines Budget Blueprint For Illinois
• Attorneys Allege Department Of Correction Isn't Providing Adequate Medical Care To Rikers Island Detainees
• N.Y. Democrats advance new congressional map that heavily favors party
• Safe Homeless Camping Site With Space For 60 Tents To Open At Sacramento's Miller Park
• Dallas Prepares To Face Winter Weather As Storm Moves Through
• Starbucks to raise prices for the third time since October
• Trump, DeSantis To Appear At This Year's CPAC In Orlando
• Parkland School Shooter Penalty Phase Trial Pushed Back
• Julie Chen Moonves Talks New Season Of 'Celebrity Big Brother' And Reveals Her Favorite To Win
• Revenue Windfall Pushes States To Consider Range Of Tax Cuts
• Long Island Woman Live Streams Conversation With Hacker Who Took Over Her Instagram, Demanded $500 Ransom
• Road Crews Staying Busy Preparing For Freezing Rain And Snow Coming To Pittsburgh Area
• Roof Of South Holland Tire Business Collapses Under Heavy Snow
• Sleet, Freezing Rain Arrive On Schedule Northwest Of DFW Wednesday Afternoon
• Police: 2 Detained, Questioned In Possible Armed-Robbery Involvement At SW Miami-Dade Bank
• East Texas Teen Accused Of Shooting, Killing 8-Year-Old Brother
• Deputies: Suspect Stabs Family Member In Cameron Park
• Oath Keepers Leader Elmer Stewart Rhodes Talks To Jan. 6 Panel From Federal Jail
• Reward Increased To $57,500 In Road Rage Killing Of Dallas Father Of 3, Chris Murzin
• Douglas County School District Declares Thursday As No-Student Contact Teacher Work Day As Rally Planned
• Loved Ones Reflect On Lives Of Baltimore Firefighters Killed In The Line Of Duty
• Philadelphia Continues To See Surge In Carjackings, Authorities Believe Social Media May Be To Blame
• William Allen Makes Case For Freedom From Murder Conviction; Hopes To Be 'A Beacon Of Light'
• Philadelphia School District Is Changing Its Mask Policy
• 'League Remains Rife With Racism,' Brian Flores Lawsuit Seeks Change In NFL
• Former Dolphins Coach Brian Flores Talks About Lawsuit, Alleged Racist Hiring Practices In The NFL: 'Humiliation, Disbelief, Anger'
• Massachusetts Reports 4,973 New COVID Cases, 87 Additional Deaths
• 2 Suspects ID'd, Arrested In Fatal Shooting Of Student Outside Richfield School
• Truro Home In Danger Of Collapse Due To Erosion Begins Moving To New Location
• VIDEO: Fire Roars Through Oakland Apartment Building As Firefighters Battle Up Close
• Man Handed Life Sentence In 2019 Dundalk Murder
• Winter Weather Dumps Up To 10 Inches In Northwest Indiana As Snowfall Continues
• Denver Deputy Fire Chief Was Arrested As Result Of 'Domestic Disturbance'
• HBCU Bomb Threat Caller Described Elaborate Plot, Police Say
• Sister Of Cherry Hill Man Shot, Killed In Road Rage Incident Speaks Out As Search For Killer Continues
• Unsurprisingly, Julian Edelman Had A Lot To Say About Tom Brady After QB's Retirement
• Police Seek Tips On Suspect Involved In Armed Robbery At Detroit Dollar Store
• Burning facility could cause "one of the worst explosions in U.S. history"
• Teen Charged With Murder In Fatal Shooting Of 15-Year-Old In Detroit
• Man Pleads Guilty To Sex Trafficking Woman In Moon Township
• Charges: H.S. Coach Allegedly Sexually Assaulted Student In Weight Room
• Helicopter Measuring Radiation In Los Angeles As Part Of Super Bowl Preparations
• Live Winter Storm Tracker: Wet Snow Continues Through The Afternoon Commute
• Santa Ana Winds Whip Up Again In Southland, Blustery Conditions To Continue Through Weekend
• SpaceX launches classified spy satellite
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court To Decide Congressional District Map
• Fort Worth Police Seek Thief Who Spent $4K At Target, Stole Another $8K
• Coroner IDs Skier Who Died In Crash At Copper Mountain As Nicholas Vigil Of Lakewood
• Trinacria, A Baltimore Staple, Will Open A Stall In Lexington Market, Developer Says
• Florida Keys "Groundhog" Conch Sees Its Shadow
• Colorado Senate Democrats Defeat GOP Health Care Transparency Bills
• Chicago Weather Alert: Continuous Snow This Afternoon As Winter Storm Warning Continues
• 4 Charged In Overdose Death Of Actor Michael K. Williams
• Injured Milton Academy Hockey Player Jake Thibeault Continues Rehabilitation Process, Aiming To Walk Again
• Two New Detectives Assigned To 2008 Lane Bryant Murders In Tinley Park; 'Now Was The Perfect Time To Bring In A Fresh Set Of Eyes'
• Mental Health For Colorado's Youth Takes Spotlight With New Position Paving The Way For Change
• D.C. to give early educators $10,000 checks to supplement pay
• San Mateo Youth Coach Accused Of Illegal Sex Acts With Minor
• Marilyn Mosby Appears In Federal Court For Processing, Asks 'Not To Be Tried In Court Of Public Opinion'
• St. Croix County Sheriff Seeks Information About Jane Doe Skull Found In 2002
• State Sen. Jake Corman Joins FOP In Calling For Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner's Impeachment
• DeAndre Yedlin Returns To MLS With David Beckham's Miami
• Rookie NYPD Officer Shot On Way To Work In Queens, Suspects In Custody
• Pasadena Man Identified As Victim In I-95 Shooting
• Road Rage Incident Leads to Shooting Near Stockton
• Cranberry Township Holding 'Name That Snowplow' Contest
• Court Criticizes Jackson County Judge, Suggests He's In 'Wrong Line Of Work'
• Senator Ben Ray Luján expected to be back at work in 4 to 6 weeks
• Falcon 9 Rocket Successfully Launches From Vandenberg Space Force Base
• Slain NYPD officer honored with hero's funeral
• Gov. Hogan, Mayor Scott Describe Courage Of 3 Fallen Firefighters At Memorial Service
• Multiple Crashes In Icy Conditions Forced Closure Of Westbound I-70 Near Strasburg
• San Rafael Woman Upset At Comcast After Utility Box Installed In Yard Without Warning
• Wildwood Police Credit K-9 Woody For Big Drug Bust
• AT&T Looking To Fill 100 Positions In Pennsylvania
• Over 15,000 Runners Expected To Participate In Sunday's Miami Marathon
• Sixers' Joel Embiid Named NBA's Eastern Conference Player Of The Month For 2nd Straight Month
• Nikola Jokic Named NBA Western Conference Player Of The Month
• Pfizer Asks FDA To Authorize COVID-19 Vaccine For Children Under 5
• 4 arrested in connection with overdose death of actor Michael K. Williams
• Coachella Selling NFTs That Come With A Lifetime Pass
• Expert panel reaffirms directed energy could be behind "Havana Syndrome"
• New Ravens Defensive Coordinator Mike Macdonald Says He Plans To Stay Aggressive
• Dr. Nadine Burke Harris, California's 1st Surgeon General, Resigns After 3 Years
• Cable fatally electrocutes 26 people in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
• Pickup Truck Spotted At Scene Of Several Convenience Store Robberies In Santa Clarita Valley
• Sacramento Bombing Suspect Cody Wiggs Denied Bail As He Faces Several Charges
• State-Run COVID-19 Testing, Vaccination Clinics In Indiana Will Be Closed For Rest Of Wednesday, Through Thursday Due To Snowstorm
• COVID creates hurdles for Supreme Court nominee meetings with senators
• Alec Baldwin Returning To Boulder International Film Festival As Special Guest Programmer
• National Archives says it will turn over Mike Pence's records to January 6 panel
• 'PIP' Repeal Drive Starts Again In Florida Senate
• Video: Detroit Police Search For Suspect In Non-Fatal Shooting
• Alex Ovechkin Positive For COVID-19 After Playing Against Penguins
• Happy Hour Proposals Flushed Down The Drain
• LA Metro To Reduce Bus Service Due To Driver Shortage
• PennDOT Orders Reviews Of 5 Bridges Sharing Design Of Collapsed Pittsburgh Bridge
• Pittsburgh Weather: Winter Storm Warning Issued With Freezing Rain And Snow On The Way
• Philadelphia Doesn't Plan To Lift Indoor Mask Mandate Anytime Soon Despite COVID-19 Cases Dropping
• Inkster Home Of Malcolm X Added To National Register Of Historic Places
• Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro Sets Campaign Cash Record To Start Election Year
• Student Arrested For Posting Social Media Threat Of Shooting At Ganesha High, Marshall Middle Schools In Pomona
• Crews Respond To House Collapse In Westmoreland County
• Multiple Crashes On North Central Expressway Leave 3 Dead
• Overturned Garbage Truck Closes Southbound Hwy 101 Offramp in San Carlos
• Former Tarrant County Justice Of The Peace Jacqueline Wright Found Guilty Of Fraud
• Bystanders Help Family Escape Carjacking At San Jose Gas Station; Suspect Arrested
• NYC delivery workers demand more workplace rights
• 2 Dead In Oakland Hit-And-Run Crash
• Chico Camper Missing In Remote Area Of Plumas County
• Miami Beach Water Advisory For Venetian Isles, Maurice Gibb Park
• Report: Broncos Expected To Hire Vikings' OC Klint Kubiak As QBs Coach, Passing Game Coordinator
• Mac Jones Taking Part In Pro Bowl Skills Showdown, Including 'Epic Dodgeball'
• Charges Filed In Lake County For Suspects In Tuesday's Suburban Robbery Spree
• Federal Trial Delayed In George Floyd's Death; 1 Of The Ex-Officers Test Positive For COVID
• LIVE BLOG: Memorial & Procession For Baltimore's Fallen Firefighters
• Brian Flores Says He Won't Drop Lawsuit vs. Broncos And Other Teams Even If Hired As Coach
• Some City Council Members To Support Wilkinsburg Annexation, But Not This Year
• Police: 'Significant Amount' Of Property Crime Reported Overnight In Orono, Minnetrista
• Lynx Sign Five-Time All-Star Angel McCoughtry
• Los Angeles County Expands Testing Sites To Libraries, Relaunches Mail-Order Program
• UPDATE: New Wildfire Reported Along Highway 1 South of Big Sur in Monterey County
• As Arctic Blast Moves In, ERCOT Issues 'Winter Weather Watch' Through February 6
• No One Injured During Fire At Apartments On Rainier Street In Irving
• New details emerge in shooting outside Minnesota school
• Body Of Missing Houston Man Taylour Young Found In His Car Trunk In Dallas
• Photos: Honoring Det. Wilbert Mora
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Awards $10 Million To Colleges, Including Miami Dade College
• Massive Snowman In Hainesport, Burlington County Still Standing After Nor'easter
• CBS2 First Alert Weather Team Issues 'Red Alert' For Friday Due To Expected Hazardous Conditions
• Record Sales Prices Drive GM Profit Up 56% To $10B Last Year
• COVID In Minnesota: Nearly 4,000 New Cases Reported; Positivity Rate Continues Steady Decline
• Garbage Truck Hits, Kills Woman Crossing Street in San Jose; 8th Pedestrian Fatality For 2022
• People mistakenly assume products are safe, top regulator says
• Super Bowl Experience Comes To LA Convention Center This Weekend
• Former Education Secretary Betsy DeVos Supports Michigan School Choice Ballot Drive
• Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame 2022 Induction Nominees Include A Tribe Called Quest, Eminem, Dolly Parton, Lionel Richie
• Arrest Made In Deadly North Miami Crash
• Chicago Weather Alert: Snow Plows Deployed As Wednesday Morning Commuters Face Dangerous Driving Conditions
• On Groundhog Day, Different Winter Forecasts From Punxsutawney Phil And Woodstock Willie
• Body Matching That Of Missing Rancho Cordova Woman Emma Roark Found Along American River
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Roughly 1,500 Hospitalized, Positivity Rate Dips Below 8%
• Winter Storm Warning Ushers Arctic Front Into North Texas, Prepare For Freezing Rain, Sleet, Snow
• Trade Rumor: Chicago Bulls A Team To Watch On Dennis Schroder Trade Front
• Coloradans In Space: Who Are The 5 Active Astronauts Who Call Colorado Home?
• Andrea Campbell Enters Massachusetts Attorney General's Race
• Maryland Weather: Wednesday Warm-Up, Followed By Alert Day On Friday
• Miami Weather: Windy & Warmer Through Thursday
• Baltimore City Fire Department 'Out Of Service' For First Time In 225-Year History
• Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame Foundation Announces 2022 Nominees
• Listeria outbreak tied to Dole salads kills 2, sickens 17
• Economists: 'Freedom Week' Tax Breaks Could Save Floridians $57M
• Michael Schexnayder Sentenced To Over 25 Years For Grand Prairie Cell Phone Store Robbery
• Who Is Brian Flores?
• CNN's Jeff Zucker resigns over relationship with colleague
• Jeff Zucker Resigns As President Of CNN After Failing To Disclose Relationship With Executive
• CHP Cadets Participate In Time-Honored Run To Capitol
• Massachusetts' Official Groundhog 'Ms. G' Does Not See Shadow, Predicts Early Spring
• Celina Resident Hits It Big With $1 Million Scratch-Off Prize
• New Jersey's Milltown Mel dies before Groundhog Day
• American Airlines To Order More Boeing Jets While Delaying Others
• San Mateo County Plans To Unveil New Express Lanes On US 101
• Brian Flores In The NFL: From Patriots Scouting Assistant To Miami Dolphins Head Coach
• Penguins Assign Four Players To Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins At The All-Star Break
• Broadway star reunites with stranger who gave him free tickets to a show 15 years ago
• U.S. sending warship and jets as Iran-backed group targets Arab allies
• Newark Extends COVID Vaccine And Mask Mandates
• Woman Found Shot, Wounded In Elevator Of Woodland Hills Apartment Building
• Women Win An Appeal In Dispute Over Ending Michigan State University Swim Team
• Black History Month: Coast Guard Captain Zeita Merchant Keeps New Yorkers Safe While Blazing New Trails
• Man Arrested After Standoff At Newport Beach Home Of Former 'Real Housewives' Star Elizabeth Vargas
• Administrators Close Fort Worth ISD Thursday And Friday Due To Expected Inclement Weather
• Pittsburgh Bridge Collapse: City Shuts Down Public Observation Area Indefinitely
• Impeachment witness Alexander Vindman sues Trump Jr., Giuliani
• Dolly Parton, Lionel Richie, Duran Duran among Rock Hall of Fame nominees
• Rob Gronkowski Shares Incredible Video Tribute For Tom Brady, 'Much Love, Gronky'
• Winter Storm Creates Issues At Denver International Airport, More Than 100 Flights Canceled
• Coloradans Hunker Down In Preparation For Frigid Temps
• Groundhog Day 2022: Punxsutawney Phil Predicts Six More Weeks Of Winter
• Dolly Parton, Eminem and A Tribe Called Quest among Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nominees
• Colorado Lawmakers Tout 'Game Changer' Bill To Dramatically Lower Child Care Waitlist
• OSHA To Investigate Worker's Death At Cannon Falls Fertilizer Supplier
• Chicago Weather Alert: Delays Reported On CTA Trains, Buses Amid Winter Storm
• Michigan Closes Out Nebraska 85-79
• Police Searching For Suspect Who Shot Rite Aid Security Guard In North Philadelphia
• MISSING: Neveah Montesdeoca, 13, Last Seen Sunday
• Chicago Weather Alert: Cash The Pup Enjoys Her First Experience With Snow In Hammond, Indiana
• MISSING: Edwardo Perez, 27, Last Seen Monday
• Millions Follow Rich Candidates In Pennsylvania Senate Race
• Stocks climb higher as markets bounce back from January's slide
• The NFL Has Dropped Its Facade Of 'Integrity'
• U.S. to deploy 3,000 troops to Eastern Europe
• No. 13 Michigan State Outlasts Terps
• Trade Rumor: A Western Conference Team Is Reportedly Interested In Celtics' Josh Richardson
• Tonga is in lockdown for COVID after avoiding virus for two years
• 1 Dead In Shooting Near Stockton Park
• TSA Finds Loaded Gun Wrapped In T-Shirt At Logan Airport
• How Detroit Is Preparing For The Winter Storm This Week
• Former Miss USA Cheslie Kryst Dies At 30, NYPD Rules Suicide
• TCM's Jacqueline Stewart Puts Black Film History In Focus
• Philadelphia Eagles' Jalen Hurts Set To Have Surgery On Injured Ankle: Report
• Northeast Philadelphia Shooting Leaves Man Injured, Police Say
• Jail sued over ivermectin has allegedly left ailing inmates "harmed and worse off"
• Cooking With Rania: Chicken Stir Fry With Spicy Peanut Sauce
• 6 More Weeks Of Winter, Punxsutawney Phil? Not So Fast
• Speaking Before Memorial, Mayor Scott And Chief Ford Say Baltimore Has The Support Of The World
• Teachers, Parents Plan Rally In Response To Controversial Actions Of Douglas County School Board Members Involving Superintendent Corey Wise
• 4 Arrested After Unlicensed Contractor Sting In Camp Fire Disaster Area
• 'Popongo!' Game Created By Denver Man Supports His Native Country In Olympics
• Don't Forget Pets, People And Pipes As Arctic Cold Invades Colorado
• Father And Son Accused Of Starting Caldor Fire Appear In Court, Maintain Innocence
• Brian Flores talks about lawsuit, alleged racist hiring practices in NFL
• PTL Links: Feb. 2, 2022
• 'This Is Much Bigger Than Coaching': Brian Flores Explains Why He's Suing The NFL For Alleged Racism
• Jaylen Brown Could Reportedly 'Seek A Move' This Offseason If Things Don't Improve With Celtics
• San Francisco Boulevard Restaurant Manager And Owner Targeted by Vandals, Burglars
• Devin McCourty Made The Absolute Funniest Tribute Post For Tom Brady's Retirement
• Drunk Driver Hits Indiana State Police Car On I-94 Near Michigan State Line
• 'That Would Be Kind Of A Dream:' Kenny Pickett Discusses Possibility Of Being Drafted By Steelers
• Pfizer Asks FDA To Allow COVID-19 Vaccine For Children Under 5
• U.S. F-15s on Russia's border a clear message to allies, and to Putin
• 'All Of It Was Just A Fairy Tale': Texas Teenage Girl Talks About Going To Daddy-Daughter Dance With Eagles' Anthony Harris
• Washington NFL Team Reveals Its New Name: The Commanders
• Dozens of elephant seals recruited to be oceanographers
• Washington Football Team reveals its new name
• Pittsburgh Weather: Getting A Clearer View Of This Week's Winter Storms
• Miami Dolphins Reportedly Wanted Brian Flores To Tamper With Tom Brady In 2020
• New York Weather: CBS2's 2/2 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
• Knowing The Carbon Monoxide Dangers When Using A Generator During Winter Weather
• 'I Was Appalled By The Magnitude Of The Disaster:' Gov. Tom Wolf Talks Pittsburgh Bridge Collapse
• Punxsutawney Phil Predicts Six More Weeks Of Winter
• Punxsutawney Phil Predicts 6 More Weeks Of Winter On Groundhog Day
• Chicago Weather Alert: DUI Driver Hits Chicago Plow Truck In West Town
• Groundhog makes prediction as winter storm threatens big swath of U.S.
• Chicago Weather Alert: Amtrak Canceling Train Routes Amid Winter Storm Warning
• Love Your Melon Sold To National Brand Group
• Chilean Gang Burglarizing Wealthy Atherton Homes
• Fins Fans React To Flores' Lawsuit Alleging Racism In The NFL
• North Texas Temperatures Falling Through Morning, Afternoon Before Rain From Arctic Front Begins
• Chicago Public Schools Plan To Hold Classes On Wednesday Amid Major Winter Storm
• Burst Pipe Causes Water To Cascade Down From Downtown Parking Garage
• Rents soared in many cities last year — and may keep rising
• Former Miami Dolphins Head Coach Brian Flores Alleges Racism In Class Action Lawsuit Against NFL
• Fatal Shooting Marks St. Paul's 6th Homicide Of 2022
• Chicago Weather Alert: The Worst Snowstorms In Chicago History
• Philadelphia's Fairmount Community Looking To Form Town Watch Following Uptick In Crime
• Author Amy Zegart on the future of American intelligence
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• Biden relaunching cancer "moonshot" in bid to cut death rate in half
• Chicago Weather Alert: Latest School Closings As Winter Storm Takes Effect
• Police: Driver's Onboard Camera Captures Him Shooting At Another Driver 11 Times On I-95
• Executive Session Expected To Be Held To Discuss City Council Pay Increases
• PPS Launches New Program Aiming To Hit Reset Button As Second Semester Starts
• Chicago Weather Alert: Winter Storm Warning In Effect, 6+ Inches Of Snow Possible
• Louisiana governor strongly denies stalling Ronald Greene death probe
• Home And Garden Show Preparing For 40th Year
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• Kreider Scores 2 PPG, Rangers Beat League-Best Panthers
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• London Calling: Queen Elizabeth II to mark 70 years on the throne
• Representative Colin Allred talks U.S. involvement in Russia-Ukraine tensions
• National Archives to give Mike Pence records to House January 6th committee
• Closing arguments wrap Wednesday in Michael Avenatti trial
• CNN's Jeff Zucker resigns over relationship with colleague
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• Democratic activist on the campaign to pressure Justice Stephen Breyer to retire
• ATF: Spike in crime driven in part by "ghost" guns
• Former Dolphins coach sues NFL for alleged racial bias
• Kids under 5 could get COVID vaccine by March
• Biden orders 3,000 troops to Eastern Europe
• More than 110 million Americans in path of dangerous winter storm
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• 2/2: Red and Blue
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• New York City mourns police officer killed in shooting
• Pentagon announces plans to deploy 3,000 U.S. troops to Europe
• Author Kimberly Jones takes on systemic racism and economic injustice in "How We Can Win"
• MoneyWatch: Rent prices soar across the U.S.
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• ESPN columnist on Brian Flores' lawsuit accusing NFL of racial discrimination
• Police provide update on shooting outside Minnesota school
• The future of COVID-19 and lessons from the 1918 flu pandemic
• Winter storm bringing snow, sleet and freezing rain through Thursday
• Mom surprised by all her kids together for the first time in years
• Whoopi Goldberg suspended from "The View" over Holocaust comments
• Biden meets with senators to discuss search for Supreme Court nominee
• Grandmother surprised on 70th birthday
• Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes to appear virtually before January 6 committee
• President Biden meets with senators to discuss Supreme Court nominee
• Dad helps daughter overcome her fear
• Jill Schlesinger talks "Great Resignation" as 4.3 million quit jobs in U.S. in December
• Commanders coach Ron Rivera on new name for now-former Washington Football Team
• MoneyWatch: IRS explores alternatives to controversial identity-checking system ID.me
• Broadway star Claybourne Elder pays it forward with free tickets to his show "Company"
• Punxsutawney Phil sees shadow, predicting 6 more weeks of winter on Groundhog Day
• Inside look at how nurse burnout impacts overall healthcare system
• 2/2: CBS News Mornings
• Former Dolphins head coach Brian Flores on his lawsuit alleging race discrimination at NFL
• Biden meets with key GOP and Democratic senators to discuss Supreme Court nomination
• U.S. jets deployed to Estonia to bolster NATO defense against possible Russian Ukraine invasion
• Pfizer requests FDA authorization for COVID vaccine for kids under 5 years old