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Articles from February 7, 2022

• Stanislaus County Looks To Drop Local Emergency, Prepares For Possible Endemic
• Dry Conditions In North Bay Fuel Fears Of Early Fire Season
• Rainfall Totals Above Normal But Dry Spell Has Water Districts Preparing For Drought
• COVID: California To Drop Statewide Mask Rules For Vaccinated Feb. 15; Local Masking Rules Can Continue
• Suspect Runs Over Deputy, Attacks Others With Fishing Hook, Officials Say
• People Begin Occupying New Sacramento Homeless Campsite At Miller Park
• Cost Of Fruits And Vegetables Increases Sharply In Bay Area, U.S.
• Police: Arson Suspect Muhammed Afia Said God Told Him To Start Fire In Aurora
• Hydropower Turbine Proposal Would Cut Power Costs For Three NorCal Cities
• Aurora's Mayor, Mike Coffman, To Introduce Updated Camping Ban Proposal
• Republican State Senator To Challenge Gov. Newsom In California
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Wind Chills Going Into The Single Digits
• Alameda Police Release Surveillance Photos Of Suspect In String Of Target Store Thefts
• Crowds Pack Skokie Village Meeting To Address Carvana Glass Car Tower; Many Say It Has No Place In Skokie
• Gov. Murphy: New Jersey To Lift Statewide School Mask Mandate On March 7; Connecticut Considering Ending Indoor Mandate On Feb. 28
• Will Outdoor Dining Become Permanent In New York City? Lawmakers Set To Address The Issue
• NYPD Hunting For Gunman After Woman Shot To Death, 2 Men Wounded In The Bronx
• Arson At Little League Field Linked To Burglaries At University Village Albany Campus
• Pittsburgh Athlete Says Airline Returned His Wheelchair Bent, Unstable And Unsafe After Flight
• Valentine's Day Flowers, Candy Are Going To Cost You More
• Bryan Cifuentes, Arrested In SoFi Stadium Attack Which Left 49ers Fan In Coma, Speaks Out
• Devils Fall In Ottawa, Losing Streak Grows To 7
• DeRozan Scores 38, But Bulls Lose To NBA-Leading Phoenix Suns
• Inmate Found Dead Inside His Cell At Santa Clara County Jail
• Florida Woman Fell To Her Death On Rising Drawbridge
• Does It Pay To Shop Around For Gasoline?
• Police Warn Of Counterfeit Opioid Pills That Look Like The Real Thing
• Famed Civil Rights Attorney Files Lawsuit After Man Allegedly Having Mental Health Crisis Shot By Police
• 'Everyone Remembers His Smile': Richfield Youth Group Mourns Jahmari Rice
• Help For The Helpers: Travel Nurses Are Necessary, But Come At High Cost For Hospitals
• Baltimore DOT Announces Daily Lane Closures On I-83 To Install Speed Cameras, Signs
• 17-Year-Old Hit, Killed By Driver On Route 30 In North Versailles
• Worcester Board Of Health Votes To Drop City's Indoor Mask Mandate On February 18
• Baltimore City Council Introduces Legislation That Would Turn Vacants Into Affordable Housing
• Minneapolis Mayor Frey Admits To Being Misleading On 'No-Knock' Policy Changes
• Fire Burns For Fifth Night At Bartlett Warehouse
• US Attorney Rachael Rollins Says Marathon Bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Could Face Death Penalty Again
• Teen Charged With Killing BPD Lieutenant's Husband Linked To Two Open Warrants Prior To Murder
• Boston Police Officer John O'Keefe Remembered At Funeral In Braintree
• Twin Brothers From Maryland Face Off As Head Coaches For Opposing NCAA Teams, Making History
• Construction On DART's Cotton Belt Silver Line Leads To Close Call For Dallas City Council Member
• 'It Was Just Reckless,' Daughter Says Of Shootout That Killed Bobbye Johnson, 55, When Security Guard Opened Fire In Bronzeville
• San Jose Police: Hospital Patient Fought Security Guard, Stole Patrol Vehicle
• Baker Vows To Veto Curfew For 'The Block' If Elected Maryland's Next Governor
• Adebayo, Butler Lead Heat To 121-100 Win Over Wizards
• Elite K9 Teams Trained In Texas Set To Help Keep Super Bowl Safe
• New Commercial Drivers License Training Requirements Now In Effect
• New BMW Distribution Hub At Sparrows Point Expected To Create 70 Jobs
• California to roll back mask mandate after current rules expire next week
• IRS Opening Taxpayer Assistance Centers In Detroit, Other US Cities
• UPDATE: Orinda BART Station Reopens After Person Fatally Struck By Train
• Clarendon Hills Schools Go Mask Optional After Day Of Remote Learning In Wake Of Order Against COVID-19 Mask Mandate
• Record Warm Temperatures Possible This Week In Sacramento
• Ford Halts Production At Torrence Avenue Assembly Plant Due To Computer Chip Shortage
• Detroit Launches $15 Million Program Addressing Basement Backups In Flood Prone Neighborhoods
• Coast Guard Rescues 18 People Stranded On Ice Floe in Lake Erie
• Family Seeking Answers Nearly 3 Years After Man's Death In Detroit
• Township Workers At Center Of Thorny Dispute Over How Federal COVID-19 Funds Allocated In Upper Darby
• Thompson's 21 Points, Late 3s Lead Warriors Past Thunder, 110-98
• 'We Are Not Safe': Friends, Neighbors Remember George Briscella, Man Killed In Rhawnhurst Carjacking
• DeSoto High Alum Von Miller To Play In 2nd Super Bowl
• Motorcyclist Dies After Falling Off Side Of Parking Garage
• Atlantic County Floral Shop Finding Out Even Cupid Can't Control Supply Chain Issues Slamming US Businesses
• Parents, Students Continue Battle Against Proposed Closure of Oakland Schools
• Police Officer Hit By Car In Oakdale
• Point Park University Celebrates Myron Cope Day
• Warm Weather From Early Spring Could Impact Bay Area Farmers
• What Is SB9? Law Challenged By Woodside On Mountain Lion Grounds Aims To Add Much Needed Housing
• Fire Breaks Out In Apartment Above Giordano's Pizza In Rogers Park
• Dolphins Officially Name Mike McDaniel As Head Coach
• Miller Park's Transition To Homeless Campsite Continues To Draw Concerns In Sacramento
• Texas Teachers Union Warns Of School Staffing Crisis
• Massachusetts Legislature Passes 'Nero's Law' That Aims To Protect Injured K-9s
• BU And Northeastern To Meet In 69th Beanpot Final
• Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Temporarily Renames 3 Parks To Honor Super Bowl-Bound Cincinnati Bengals
• Oakland Mayor Schaaf Urges Highway Cameras Following Recent Shootings
• $10,000 Reward Offered For Help In Solving Killing Of Teen Ricardo Trujillo In Compton
• Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong's Classic Car Stolen In Costa Mesa
• School Districts Differ In Response To Judge's Halt On Pritzker's Mask Mandate
• Nun Who Embezzled $835K From Torrance School Sentenced To One Year In Prison
• Truckee Man Identified As Missing Hiker Found Dead Near Sierra County Lake
• Body Found In Marshlands Of MLK Regional Shoreline Park In Oakland
• Air Force ordered to pay more than $230 million in 2017 Texas church shooting
• Interactive Art Panels Unveiled To Draw More Visitors To San Francisco Chinatown
• Family Held Hostage In Northeast Philadelphia While Man Forced To Withdraw Money From Banks, Police Say
• Cold Front To Bring Pleasant Sunshine To South Florida Later This Week
• Houston Texans Hire 'Established Leader' Lovie Smith To Be New Head Coach
• She Sent Her Husband To The Store For A Precooked Chicken. He Wound Up Winning $100K
• Colorado Weather: Weak Front Will Kick Up Foothill Wind
• On A Positive Note: Salon Opens Inside Perry High School
• Lifelong Rams Fan Surprised With Super Bowl Tickets By Former Students
• 'Soccer's Going Good, Life's Going Good': United Midfielder Dotson Welcomes Baby Girl
• Scott Peterson Seeks New Trial For Murders Of Wife, Laci, And Unborn Son
• Man who worked for DHS admits sending fake government letter to couple
• Long Island Shop Sells Thousands Of Donuts, With All Proceeds Going To Families Of Fallen NYPD Detectives Rivera And Mora
• Jimmy's Famous Seafood Raises Over $65K For Families Of Fallen Baltimore First Responders
• Pitt's Inaugural Women's Lacrosse Season Kicks Off Friday
• Amir Locke Killing: Police Still Searching For Homicide Suspect In Case That Led To Fatal Raid
• 3 Bear Cubs Rescued In New Hampshire After Mother Ran Away
• 'Rape Club;' Inmates Report Rampant Sexual Abuse, Toxic Culture At Dublin Women's Prison
• 'Act Like Adults, Please': Douglas County Commissioners Bicker During Water Proposal Meeting
• FAA Sets Up No Fly Zone For Drones Above SoFi Stadium
• 4 Days After Winter Storm, Hundreds In Washington County Still Without Power
• Fayette County Priest Accused Of Inappropriate Behavior With 19-Year-Old
• Authorities Say 4-Year-Old Judah Morgan Was Beaten To Death By His Father After Courts Wouldn't Allow Aunt To Intervene; Aunt Is Now Fighting For Change In Law
• California Lawmakers Vote To Require Paid COVID-19 Sick Leave
• 'This Is A Big Problem And We Are Supporting Our Teachers': Douglas County Students Stage Walk-Out Protest
• Dolphins Fans Cautiously Optimistic With Hiring Of New Head Coach Mike McDaniel
• Super Bowl: Airbnb Reports 2,000% Increase In Rental Searches From Ohio
• Harford County House Fire Displaces 2, Kills Cat
• Denver Leaders Approve Additional $4 Million For Safe Outdoor Space Sites
• California Lawmakers Vote To Require Paid Sick Leave For COVID-19 Cases
• Queens NYCHA Tenants Rally, Demand City Fix Persistent Hot Water Problems
• Fort Worth ISD Forming Varsity Girls Flag Football League
• DWSD Investigating Over 200 Weather-Related Complaints, 79 Active Water Main Breaks
• State Struggles To Fix Pandemic Unemployment Fraud Targeting Unemployed Pennsylvanians
• Able Fit program helps build strength: "It is a gym that believes in me!"
• Pennsylvania Senate Committee Holds Hearing On Legalizing Recreational Marijuana
• Supreme Court halts redraw of Alabama's congressional map
• Deer Park Woman Says Thieves Followed Her Home From Mall, Smashed Car Window & Stole New Designer Handbag
• UPDATE: Emeryville Shelter-In-Place Lifted After Gas Leak Capped
• GOP Plans To Create Election Police Force In Florida
• After Year Of Double Shifts To Buy Food Truck, Thief Steals Hopkins Man's Dream
• One Person Wounded In Shooting On Dan Ryan Expressway At Canalport Avenue
• Joliet Diocese Changes Rule From 'Masks Required' To 'Masks Recommended' In Its Schools
• After Flames Rip Through McKeesport's Public Works Garage, Neighboring Communities Lend Helping Hand
• Frontier & Spirit Airlines Announce Merger In 'A Move To Take On Those Big Four'
• Senate Republicans Reveal Plan To Resolve Unemployment Fund Deficit
• Bobcat Sightings On The Rise In The Suburbs; Experts Say Chances Of Attacks Are Low, But Residents Should Remain Vigilant
• Families Scramble After Group Homes Shut Down Due To Lack Of Workers
• Rescue Crews Seeking Person In Water Near Muir Beach; 2 Others Brought to Shore
• UPDATE: Police Seek Suspect In Series of San Francisco Bank Robberies, Including 3 Saturday
• Beto O'Rourke Discusses Voting Rights, Public Education With African-American Leaders In Dallas
• Long Island Bodybuilder Dino Tomassetti, Accused Of Trying To Kill Parents On Christmas, Pleads Not Guilty
• Firestone Auto Care Reaches $4M Settlement With 29 California Counties Over Hazardous Waste Disposal
• California To Lift Mask Mandate For Some As Omicron Cases Fall
• Black History Month: Children Who Lived Through Desegregation Of Malverne Schools Reflect On That Tumultuous Time
• Court Rules Perkiomen Valley School District Must Require Masks After Parents Sue
• Labor Secretary Marty Walsh speaks to MLB and players' association
• City May Have Been Slow To Act On Warning Signs Before Fern Hollow Bridge Collapse
• Study: Positive Parenting, Even At Infancy, Can Have Long-Term Effects
• Mayor Eric Adams Presented With Social Justice Reform Recommendations
• Federal Judge Orders Air Force To Pay $230M For Deadly Sutherland Springs Church Shooting
• Cafe Martin In Newton Opens For Business
• Florida Lottery Reaches $41 Billion In Contributions To Education
• Lowell Designer Stephanie Munoz Works To Uplift Black Men And Women Through Clothing
• Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner Shares Concerns After Several High-Profile Crimes Involving Juveniles Over Weekend
• Snoop Dogg Welcomes The World To LA In New Video, Kicking Off Super Bowl Festivities
• Residents On Edge After Another Downtown Towson Shooting
• New Study Says COVID-19 Vaccines Are Safe For Cancer Patients Receiving Chemotherapy, Radiation, And Immunotherapy
• 21-Year-Old Man Shot In Head, Killed In Lawncrest, Philadelphia Police Say
• 'A Privilege... Every Day': Craig Hospital CEO Jandel Allen-Davis Focuses On Creating More Inclusive, Diverse Environment
• Iconic Minneapolis Sculpture To Get Its Cherry Back Next Week
• 'Like The First Day Of School For Them': Barrington High School Parent Happy About Students Going Maskless
• Odell Beckham Jr. Admits He Probably Would Have Signed With Patriots If Tom Brady Was Still Around
• How U.S. tax law widens racial wealth gap
• Encino Real Estate Broker Tamara Dadyan Third Family Member To Go On The Run In COVID Relief Fraud Case
• Missing Harford County Woman Found Dead After Search, Officials Say; No Foul Play Suspected
• Florida Democrats Vow Registration Effort As Elections Loom
• I-Team's Call for Action Helps Ashby Couple Keep JetBlue Credit From Canceled Spring Training Trip
• Adler Planetarium Reopening In March, After Two-Year COVID Closure
• 99-Year-Old Holocaust Survivor Jack Mikulincer Dies After Weekend Crash In Brooklyn
• Child Hurt After School Bus Crashes In Willmar
• 2018 Loyola Ramblers' Champion Lucas Williamson Narrating New Documentary About Trailblazing 1963 Team
• Eating Disorder Awareness Week Is February 21-27
• Silicon Valley Billionaire Peter Thiel Leaving Board Of Facebook Parent Meta
• Jayson Tatum Named Starter For All-Star Game, Replacing Kevin Durant
• Caught On Video: 89-Year-Old Woman Randomly Kicked In Brooklyn
• Hogan Kicks Off Healthcare Heroes Appreciation Week With Visit To UM Baltimore Washington Medical Center
• Students Become Stewards Of Peace As Part Of Baltimore Ceasefire Project
• Traveling Nurse Allegedly Sets Staffer On Fire At Hackensack University Medical Center
• GoGo's Tickets Go On Sale For Rescheduled Show At Crypto.com Arena
• Texas Sues North Texas Social Media Influencer Brittany Dawn Davis
• National Archives transferred 15 boxes of Trump records from Mar-a-Lago
• Potholes Everywhere Have Drivers Feel Like They're 'Off Roading' Across The Tri-State Area
• Yeadon Police Chief Fears Being Fired After Mayor Claims Borough Council 'Wanted A Black Chief'
• Illegal, Abandoned Pot Grow Site Found In Nevada County
• Car Drives Past Road Closed Sign Into Hole
• Biden says there won't be a Nord Stream 2 if Russia invades Ukraine
• Water From Bathroom Urinal Floods Lake Worth High School, Classes Out Until Feb. 14
• White House task force releases labor union report
• Plane With Twisted Nose Gear Lands Safely At Centennial Airport
• Accused Serial Scammer Candace Clark's Court Case Hits Another Snag
• San Francisco Police Investigate Upper Market Street Shootout Between Cars, Bayview Drive-By
• WJZ's Furever Friend: Paisley
• What Do We Know About New Variants? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID Questions
• U.S. to lift Trump-era tariff on Japanese steel
• Bond Denied For Accused Serial Killer Willy Maceo
• Deadline Quickly Approaching To Obtain Lenten Fish Fry Health Permits
• New Jersey To End School Mask Mandate On March 7, Parents Divided On Issue
• Lung Expert: George Floyd Died From Asphyxia, Officers Could Have Saved Him
• FDNY Quickly Puts Out Fire At Vacant Hotel Pennsylvania In Midtown
• Gaming Revenues From Maryland Casinos Top $153 Million In January
• Massachusetts Reports 6,725 New COVID Cases Over 3 Days, 56 Additional Deaths
• Smoke In Cockpit Forces Plane To Turn Around After Taking Off From Arnold Palmer Airport
• 'Forever In Our Hearts', Honorary Fort Worth Police Officer Adriana Nixon, 8, Loses Cancer Fight
• Judge Recommends Congressional Map Favored By GOP Lawmakers
• McKinney Woman Charged With Murder In Man's Stabbing Death Inside Home
• Man Involved In 2017 South Sacramento Shootout With Deputies Gets Life In Prison
• Hearing On Drew Peterson's Petition To Overturn His Murder Conviction Delayed Three Months
• Forrest Theatre Reopens For First Time Since 2020
• Gov. Pritzker Gives No Specific Metrics For Removing COVID-19 Mask Mandate, But Says It Will Depend On Hospitalizations
• Cruise ships seized in the Bahamas over unpaid bills
• 18 Rescued After Being Stranded On Ice Floe In Lake Erie
• 1 Dead In Weekend House Fire In San Jose
• Wind Gusts Across LA County Mountains Ahead Of Potentially Record Heat
• Baltimore Man, 48, Struck By Stray Gunfire While Sleeping, Police Say
• Students Walk Out In Douglas County Over Firing Of Superintendent Corey Wise
• Monterey County Judge Sentences Serial Domestic Abuser to 10 Years in Prison
• MIT Develops New Material Said To Be Stronger Than Steel, As Light As Plastic
• Labor Sec. Marty Walsh Willing To Help As MLB Lockout Negotiations Stall
• Baltimore City Recreation & Parks Resumes Sports Programs And Activities
• Largest Study To Date Confirms COVID Vaccine Safe For Cancer Patients
• Burglary Suspect Wanted For Stealing $100K Worth Of Western Wear From Dallas Store
• Philadelphia Indoor, School Mask Mandates Remain While Most Of Delaware Valley Getting Closer To Normalcy
• Hogan Says He'll Award Citation To Police Officer Who Saved Child From Motorist In Crosswalk
• Boston Superintendent Brenda Cassellius Resigning At End Of School Year
• Police Identify 17-Year-Old Boy As Victim In Fatal Columbia Shooting On Saturday Night
• First Steps For Demolition Of Fern Hollow Bridge Underway
• IRS Drops Plan To Require Facial Recognition To Access Accounts Following Backlash
• Big Rig Crash In Discovery Bay Blocks Highway 4 Traffic
• Truckee Man, 72, Dies After Group Of Skaters Fall Through Ice At Stampede Meadows Reservoir
• Four Marylanders Won $100K Scratch Offs Last Week
• DHS Warns Of Potential Copycat Attacks After Hostage Standoff At Colleyville Synagogue
• 'Crime Knows No Bounds': Chicago, Suburban Authorities Discuss New Overnight Shift Carjackings Task Force
• Valentine's Day gift ideas for him
• Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Week is February 7-14
• Cuban Migrants Rescued From Sinking Vessel Off Keys Repatriated
• COVID: Berkeley Health Order with Stricter Vaccination Proof Requirements Goes Into Effect
• Family: 22-Year-Old Amir Locke Had Plans To Move To Dallas Before Being Killed By Minneapolis Police
• Tuukka Rask To Miss At Least Another Week With Injury
• Broken Meter Buried In Heavy Ice Source Of Gas Leak In South Lake Tahoe
• Money Monday: Advice In The Unsettled Market
• Man Found Dead At Scene Of Homeless Encampment Fire In Lynwood
• Suspect In Rash Of Armed Robberies In San Bernardino Arrested After High-Speed Chase, Crash
• AHN Holding Community-Based COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics
• Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo Youth Raise Record $6.1M From 'Sale Of Champions'
• Smoky Fire At Midtown's Hotel Pennsylvania Brought Under Control
• Department Of Revenue Offering Free Tax Help At Community Centers
• Mikaela Shiffrin: The making of an Olympic champion
• Valentine's Day gift ideas for boyfriends
• DHS warns of copycat attacks after hostage standoff in Texas synagogue
• Palo Alto Olympian Vincent Zhou Drops Out Of Figure Skating Contest After Positive COVID-19 Test
• Where To Get Tested For COVID-19 In North Texas
• SF Animal Control Rescue Hawk From Net In Tenderloin
• Thinking About Summertime? Morey's Pier In Wildwood Beginning To Hire Seasonal Workers
• J.Crew Factory Joining Shops At Kenilworth, Developer Says
• City Leaders Meet To Discuss Unplowed Streets In Pittsburgh
• Ford Suspends Some Production Due To Chip Shortage
• Jokic Has Triple-Double, Nuggets Hand Nets 8th Loss In A Row
• Illinois Continues To See Sharp Declines In COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations, And Deaths In Recent Weeks
• Monroe County Deputies Investigate Alleged Animal Cruelty After Reports Of Cats Abandoned In Vacant Home
• Police Continue Responding To Vehicles Damaged By Flying Ice On Mass., New Hampshire Roads
• Steelers' T.J. Watt Surprises UPMC Children's Cancer Patient With 2 Super Bowl Tickets
• Fire Destroys Home Near Conifer After Family Escapes
• 60-Year-Old George Briscella Shot, Killed During Attempted Carjacking In Rhawnhurst: Police
• Temple Professor Xiaoxing Xi Asks Court To Reinstate Lawsuit Against FBI
• Arrest Made In Belle Glade Drive By Shooting That Killed Eight Year Old Girl
• Dallas Wife Jennifer Faith Pleads Guilty To Murder For Hire Plot That Killed Her Husband
• Texas Woman Falls To Death From Mast Of Historic Ship Elissa 
• Suspected DUI Crash Kills 5 People In Fresno County
• NTSB Initial Report Indicates Fern Hollow Bridge Collapse Started On Squirrel Hill Side
• Authorities Seek Help Finding 14-Year-Old Boy In St. Cloud
• Suspects Caught Breaking Into South Whittier Marijuana Dispensary Through Roof
• Police: Michigan Woman Claimed To Hear Voices Through TV Before Allegedly Killing 3-Year-Old Daughter
• Ice Runway Opens In New Hampshire
• Two Men Charged For Allegedly Shooting At Each Other Outside Fridley Bar
• Skaters Fall Through Sierra Stampede Reservoir Ice; 1 Drowns
• Whitmer To Propose $1 Billion Boost To Michigan's Transportation Budget
• "Reading Rainbow Live" debut to feature CBS News' Vladimir Duthiers
• Cyclist Fatally Struck By SUV In Remote Area East Of Mount Hamilton
• Dallas Strip Clubs, Sex-Based Businesses Won't Have To Close Overnight For Now
• Wisconsin Couple Claims Jackpot-Winning Powerball Ticket
• WalletHub: Pittsburgh Is The Best City For Football Fans
• Florida Man Stole Car, Train Sent It Flying Into A House
• Coal Truck Crash Closes Route 31 In Donegal Twp.
• Police: Barstow Woman Arrested In Drunken Crash That Killed Victorville Man Had History Of DUI Arrests
• Peloton stock spikes amid reports of a big-name buyout
• Florida Ports Push For More Ships Amid Supply Chain Problems
• Elmhurst History Museum's 'People Of The Prairie' Highlights Native Cultures In DuPage County
• Man, 22, Charged With Attempted Murder In Baltimore Shooting
• David Weingarten Arrested, Accused Of Killing Son And Child's Mother
• After ICE Investigation, Dallas Man Pleads Guilty To Transporting Noncitizens, Assaulting Federal Officer
• Illinois State Police Announce Charges Against 20 People In Connection With Expressway Shootings
• Former Spokeswoman For Garcetti Calls For Him To Face Charges Over Rick Jacobs Scandal
• Fire At Woburn Logan Express Parking Lot Damages Several Cars
• Florida GOP plans to create election police force, raising alarms
• Stacey Abrams criticized after posing maskless surrounded by masked children
• Florida Drivers Get Hit With Higher Gas Prices
• Roseville Is Considering Paying For Input From Native Americans In Renaming Pocahontas Park
• Adams 14 School District To Regain Full Control Of Operations On Friday
• Juston Root's Family Calls For Independent Investigation On Second Anniversary Of His Death
• Sunny Isles Beach Water Main Break Closes Section Of Collins Avenue
• Girl Scout Cookie Season Has Special Meaning For 2 Young Afghan Refugees Trying To Rebuild Lives
• Minnesota Aurora FC Signs Sarah Fuller As First Player
• NYC Gun Violence: Man Shot To Death On Bronx Street After Weekend Of Stray Bullet Shootings
• St. Sen. Alessandra Biaggi Running For Congress
• MTA Rolling Out New Fare Discounts
• More states ending mask mandates in schools
• Shooting Injures 1 Near East Oakland School
• IRS Offering Saturday Walk-In Help This Tax Season
• Chicago Man, Bright Ibeh, Charged In Andersonville Urine Attacks
• New York City Expanding Lifestyle Medicine Services
• Maryland Weather: A Cloudy Monday Followed By Rain & Drizzle Later On
• 'Raid' At GreenFields 'Speakeasy' In Geneva Celebrates Senior Living Center's 10th Anniversary
• Wisconsin Couple Claims Other Part Of $632.6M Powerball Prize Also Won By Ticket Sold In Sacramento
• Frontier Airlines Is Buying Spirit Airlines In $3 Billion Low Cost Carrier Deal
• Inaugural NBA HBCU Classic, Featuring Morgan State, To Be Televised During All-Star Weekend
• Small Earthquake Strikes Near San Jose Neighborhood
• Kaleb Franks to plead guilty in alleged Whitmer kidnap plot
• Westmoreland Co. Man Dies In UTV Crash
• Texas Border Patrol Agents Rescue Mother, 4-Year-Old Son From Trunk Of Car
• NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force Investigating Antisemitic Attack And Vandalism In Brooklyn
• Tom Brady Thinks Tuck Rule Significantly Altered Course Of Career; Bill Belichick Disagrees
• COVID In Minnesota: Rolling Positivity Rate Down To 16.7%; 35 More Deaths Reported
• Fire Breaks Out At Building Under Construction In Brooklyn
• Arrest Made After Teen Injured In Accidental Shooting In Homestead
• Preliminary Hearing Postponed For Man Accused Of Beating Samantha Maag To Death Inside Old City Office Building
• Frontier Airlines Buying Spirit In $2.9 Billion Deal
• Philadelphia Weather: Winter Weather Advisory Issued For Freezing Drizzle Across Region
• Dennis Bowman Sentenced In Michigan For Daughter's 1989 Killing
• Massachusetts Gas Prices Up 5 Cents; 'Winter Weather And Geopolitical Tensions' Behind Rise
• Florida COVID-19 Hospitalizations Continue To Fall
• 2nd Guilty Plea Planned In Alleged Plot To Kidnap Michigan Gov. Whitmer
• Peguins Put Evgeni Malkin On NHL COVID-19 Protocol List
• 2 State Senators Involved In Snowmobile Crash In Central Minnesota
• From The Classroom To The Hill, Denver Pioneer's Katie Hensien's Journey To The Olympics Is No Ordinary Feat
• Graffiti Mob Targeting San Francisco Mission District Businesses
• Even Your Backup Grocery Store Is Struggling To Keep The Shelves Fully Stocked
• Ravens Owner Bisciotti Calls New Team President Brown An 'Accomplished Leader,' Thanks Cass For Raising 'The Level Of Those He Served'
• Woodside Officials Forced To Reverse Course On Mountain Lion Sanctuary Declaration
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunny Skies, Seasonable Temps Ahead
• Redwood City Police Searching for Armed Robbery Suspect
• Michigan's January Fire Deaths Up 144% Over 2021
• Pedestrian Death Shuts Down 2 Lanes Of Westbound 210 Freeway In Pasadena For Several Hours
• Dallas Police Need Help Identifying Woman Killed On McCallum Blvd
• Ellicott City Volunteer Fire Dept. Mourns Loss Of Deputy Chief Craig Ralston
• For 40 Years, Chicago's Black Vegan Roots Has Had A Home In Chatham At Soul Veg City; 'The World Needs It'
• Bengals Rookie Kicker Evan McPherson Continues To Draw Inspiration From Adam Vinatieri
• Investigators Say Driver Inexperience Likely A Factor In Fatal Motorcycle Crash
• Michigan Community Seeks Federal Grant To Develop Campground
• National Brotherhood Of Skiers Hopes To Attract More Black Skiers, Snowboarders
• State Police Say Aristan Garandeau Drove Wrong Way On Palisades Parkway; Garandeau And Brendan Seabrook Killed In Crash
• PHOTOS: Van Falls Through Ice In New Hampshire, Lifted Out By Crane
• First Alert: CBS2's 2/7 Yellow Alert Day Forecast
• NAACP Angered Over Yonkers Mayor Mike Spano's Remarks On Recent Arrest Of Rep. Jamaal Bowman For Supporting Voting Rights
• Police killing of Amir Locke spurs more protests in Minneapolis
• Mystery of missing WWII soldier from Mississippi solved after 8 decades
• Official Tries To Disqualify Competitor At Duluth YMCA Swim Meet Over 'Black Lives Matter' Swimsuit
• The Who Announce New Tour; Sacramento Stop Scheduled For October 2022
• Michigan State University Museum Joins Smithsonian Communities Program
• 2 Passengers Killed After Pickup Truck Crash In Stanislaus County; Driver Nowhere To Be Found
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Fewer Than 1,200 Hospitalized, Positivity Rate Just Above 6%
• J.C. Jackson, Stephon Gilmore Share A Moment Together After Pro Bowl
• Denver Weather: This Week Could Be The First Week This Year Without Snow
• Michigan's Gattis Heading To Miami As O-Coordinator
• Whitmer To Propose Retention Bonuses For Teachers, Staff
• The Who Coming To Boston As Part Of First North American Tour Since Before COVID Pandemic
• Shocking Video Shows SUV Slamming Into NYPD Motorcycle Officer On Grand Central Parkway
• Red Cow's Valentine's Day Meal Kit
• Lawmakers press IRS to drop controversial selfie tool ID.me
• First lady acknowledges free community college is dead, for now
• Parents Show Support For Fired Douglas County Superintendent Corey Wise Ahead Of Planned Student Walkout
• Con Edison Asks State Regulators For Utility Rate Hikes
• Queen Elizabeth II renews vow to carry on after 70 years on the throne
• After A Freezing Weekend, Workweek Weather Will Be Sunny Across DFW ☀️
• NASCAR Has Successful Race Inside LA Coliseum
• Nonprofit Ignite Chicago Helping Homeless Youth One Comeback Story At A Time
• Steve Tasker Makes Hall Of Fame Case For Matthew Slater
• AT&T Michigan Contributes Broadband, Computers To Detroit Learning Center
• Frontier Offers $3 Billion For Spirit Low-Cost Airline Tie-Up
• Northern Michigan Man Held On Murder Charge After Neighbor Found Dead In Home
• Bipartisan Wisconsin Business Coalition Backs Elections Head
• PTL Links: Feb. 7, 2022
• Celtics Have Reportedly Received Two Trade Offers For Dennis Schroder
• Bicyclist falls to her death from rising drawbridge in Florida
• Delaware's Indoor Mask Mandate To Be Lifted Friday, Governor John Carney Announces
• Frontier Airlines To Buy Spirit In $3B Low-Cost Carrier Deal
• Delta Airlines Pushing For No-Fly List For Unruly Passengers
• Woman, 65, Killed By Hit-And-Run Driver In Maplewood
• Black History Month: Longest-Running Black Baseball Team Got Its Start In Miami
• UC Davis Researchers Release Alarming Findings On Wildfire Smoke Impacting Healthy Lungs
• Calif. AG Says NorCal Town Cannot Declare Itself Mountain Lion Sanctuary In Order To Avoid Affordable Housing
• Miami Weather: Foggy Start, Mostly Sunny Afternoon, A Few Showers Possible
• Cedar Hill Mom Pursuing Dream That Will Take Her From School Custodian To School Administrator
• Batch Ice Cream Sold At Market Basket, Big Y And Roche Bros Recalled For Listeria Concerns
• Navy SEAL Dies In San Diego After 'Hell Week' Test
• Passenger Killed, Driver Critically Hurt In Crash On Route 195 In Dartmouth
• Frontier and Spirit merging to form fifth-largest U.S. airline
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• New York Surpasses New Jersey For Largest Sports Betting Market
• Connecticut State Trooper Helps Save Man Found Unconscious Inside Car
• As Russia and U.S. add firepower, can a diplomacy blitz spare Ukraine?
• Sports Final: The Tom Brady Interviews With Steve Burton
• Kylie Jenner welcomes new baby
• NASCAR rumbles into Southern California
• Low-Cost Carrier Frontier Airlines Buying Spirit In $3B Deal
• 3 Killed, 22 Injured In Weekend Shootings Across Chicago
• Dolphins Hire 49ers Offensive Coordinator Mike McDaniel As Head Coach
• Illinois State Police, JB Pritzker To Discuss Increase Enforcement On Chicago Expressways
• Man located in Arizona after not knowing he won jackpot in Vegas
• Suspected DUI Driver Slams Into Salinas Police Investigating Double Homicide
• Mac Jones Did The Griddy To Celebrate A Touchdown That Didn't Count In First Pro Bowl Appearance
• Teachers In ABC Unified School District, Unhappy With Contract Negotiations, Plan 'Work Slowdown'
• Man Armed With Knives Breaks Into Lincolnwood Home, Holds Elderly Woman Against Her Will
• Team USA wins silver in team figure skating as Russia takes gold
• Shirley Cuban, Mother Of Mavericks Owner Mark Cuban, Dies
• Team USA's Vincent Zhou tests positive for COVID-19
• UPDATE: Suspect Arrested in Fatal Freeway Shooting of Cal Hoops Star Gene Ransom
• Teen Boy Shot, Wounded While Asleep In Palmdale Apartment; Gunman At Large
• MISSING: Sharon Tellez-Perez And 2-Month Old Daughter Last Seen In Unincorporated Palatine Township
• 4 People, Including Firefighter, Injured During Apartment Fire In City's Holmesburg Section, Officials Say
• Investigation Underway After 9-Year-Old Girl, Woman Die In Kent County Fire, Delaware State Fire Marshal Says
• Days before 50th birthday, surfing icon Kelly Slater wins in Hawaii
• Miami Marathon Back for 20th Anniversary
• Truck Carrying White Claws Catches Fire On I-694
• Spotify CEO: We're sticking with Joe Rogan despite controversy
• Search begins for legendary Antarctic shipwreck: "Lethal environment"
• Navy SEAL Candidate Who Died After Hell Week Identified As Seaman Kyle Mullen
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Freezing Drizzle, Light Snow North Of I-90 With Winter Weather Advisory In Effect
• 23-Year-Old Killed In Cobbs Creek Shooting, Philadelphia Police Say
• Pittsburgh Program Will Speed Up Process For Obtaining Permits For Fire Alarms, Fire Suppression Systems
• Mix Of Light Snow, Ice And Rain Forecast For Evening Commute
• Navy SEAL candidate who died after Hell Week identified
• Man Shot Multiple Times Inside Oxford Circle Home, Police Say
• What To Expect As Demolition, Rebuilding Process Begins At Site Of Fern Hollow Bridge Collapse
• Alvin Kamara arrested after Pro Bowl for alleged beating in nightclub
• Mikaela Shiffrin out early in giant slalom at Beijing Olympics
• St. Paul Woman Killed When Own Vehicle Rolls Over Her
• Candlelight Vigil Held At Highland Park To Celebrate The Life Of Peter Spencer
• Record High Car Prices Continue In 2022
• Eye of the Storm - March
• Group Efforts - 4400
• What Lies Beneath - Superman & Lois
• Unidentified Flying Object - Naomi
• Paranoid Android - DC's Legends of Tomorrow
• Trust Destiny - Batwoman
• Douglas Fir - Walker
• I Thought You'd Be Happier to See Me - Legacies
• Penn & Tizzle - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• Keegan Michael Key 7 - Whose Line is it Anyway?
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• Chocolate Panning, Spice and Everything Nice - The Great Chocolate Showdown
• World's Funniest Animals: Valentine's Day
• LeVar Burton Raises Awareness About Rare Blood Cancers

Videos from February 7, 2022

• Republican National Committee censures members investigating January 6 attack on the Capitol
• Eye on America: Innovative ranchers, nature's healing power, and more
• Spotify will not remove Joe Rogan's podcast from the platform
• Efforts continue to defuse Russia-Ukraine tensions
• Strength training classes empower people with challenges
• Frontier and Spirit airlines to merge
• Queen Elizabeth II marks historic 70 years on throne
• Emotional day of competition at Winter Olympics
• Navy SEAL candidate dies after "Hell Week" training
• Police shooting of Amir Locke prompts calls to ban no-knock warrants
• Manhunt underway after fatal grocery store shooting
• Biden meets with world leaders as tensions rise over Russia
• States announce changes to school mask rules
• Strangers help grandfather who cried over Bengals win go to Super Bowl
• President Biden and German Chancellor Scholz meet in Washington as tensions between Russia and Ukraine rise
• 2/7: Red and Blue
• A shelter in Miami offers homeless people more than food — it's training them for the workforce
• Prices of flowers and chocolate up more than usual this Valentine's Day
• Climate change is threatening the Winter Olympics and the future of snow sports
• Documentary series explores Bill Cosby's career and allegations of misconduct
• Money Monday: Market Volatility
• How tax laws contribute to America's racial wealth gap
• Icy rain and snow prompt weather alerts on the East Coast
• Officials conduct high-level meetings on Russia-Ukraine crisis, hoping to avoid military conflict
• Texas man to face trial over alleged role in January 6 Capitol attack
• Expanding diversity among NFL coaches and management
• Eyes on Eastern Europe amid threat of Russian invasion of Ukraine
• MoneyWatch: Apple's privacy changes hit Meta's bottom line
• Rising concerns of a possible Russian invasion of Ukraine
• Cheslie Kryst's friend and publicist LaToya Evans reflects on legacy of former Miss USA
• Figure skater who gave up U.S. citizenship to compete for China slammed online after Olympics fall
• David Magee’s new memoir “Dear William” details family's trauma with addiction, loss and rebuilding
• WorldView: Peng Shuai denies assault claim in interview
• Ukraine prepares for war as Russian troops move closer to Ukraine border in Belarus
• 2/7: CBS News Mornings
• Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie Bunch on Black History Month and new docuseries on slavery
• Gov. Ron DeSantis, Florida Republicans propose special police force to investigate election fraud
• After 70 years on the throne, Britain's Queen Elizabeth II is longest-reigning monarch in history
• Starbucks and other companies raise prices, blaming inflation. Consumer advocates think otherwise.
• NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell responds to Brian Flores' lawsuit, says league will do better
• Ottawa mayor declares state of emergency amid truckers’ protests against COVID rules
• Police shooting of Amir Locke sparks debate over "no knock" warrants; mayor issues moratorium
• Queen Elizabeth celebrates 70-year reign, offers blessing to Prince Charles and Camilla