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• Family Targeted In Jan. Burglary Asking For Help In Recovering Priceless Family Photos, Heirlooms
• SPECIAL REPORT --- THE COVID LAB: State Secrets Exposed
• CBS13 COVID Lab Investigation Prompts New Legislation to Protect Whistleblowers & Taxpayers
• Man In Critical Condition Following Assault On K Street In Downtown Sacramento
• 2 Found Shot In South San Jose Neighborhood
• Super Bowl: Homeland Security Alert Warns Of Possible Trucker Protest
• Goodell On Broncos Ownership: 'Would Love To See A Diverse Owner'
• Kelly Turner Sentenced To 16 Years In Prison For Death Of Daughter Olivia Gant
• Orange County State Senator Calls For End To Offshore Drilling
• Colorado Nonprofit Sees Influx Of People Needing Assistance
• Jazz Beat Shorthanded Warriors In Blowout, Snap 9-Game Win Streak
• Mountain Towns Look For Support For USPS As Mail & Package Issues Persist
• Home Prices Sizzle In Sacramento: 'Is The Ball Going To Drop Soon?'
• Broncos Andrew Beck Wins NFL's Salute To Service Award
• 'I Felt Shaky All Day': Stockton Neighborhood Stunned As Chase Ends In Deadly Crash
• 33 Days Without Rain — What Does This Mean For California's Drought?
• Blazers Rally For 107-105 Win Over Lakers
• Sabonis' Double-Double Leads Kings Past Timberwolves 132-119
• Vigil Marks 3 Years After Fatal Vallejo Police Shooting Of Willie McCoy; Family Urges Reform
• Stolen Vehicle Suspect Arrested Following Pursuit Through Southland
• Former Oakland A's Slugger Jeremy Giambi Dies At 47
• Details Emerge In Fatal Stabbing Outside East San Jose Restaurant
• Yelp's 'Top 100 Places For Pizza' Ranks Massachusetts Restaurant 5th In The Country
• Motorcyclist Prepares Lawsuit Against Uber After Crash Caught On Camera
• Do We Need A Second Booster? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID-19 Questions
• Police Search For Suspicious Man Who Entered South Boston Homes
• Flight From LaGuardia Airport To Orlando Diverted Due To Disruptive Passenger
• Rally, Vigil Held To Mark 1 Month Since Deadly Bronx High-Rise Fire
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Snow Chances Return, Light Accumulation Possible Through Friday
• Police: Driver Slams Into Queens Car Wash, 10-Year-Old Child Killed, 2 Others Injured
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Says 'Liberal Mob' Is 'Out To Destroy' Joe Rogan
• Cornhuskers Top Gopher Men 78-65 For 1st Big Ten Win Of Season
• Two Teens Charged In Shooting Death Of 15-Year-Old In Chicago's Douglas Neighborhood; Police Say One Suspect Was On Electronic Monitoring
• Tourist Shot During Robbery In Venice
• Some Restaurant Owners Say End To Mask Mandate Will Help Business, But Some Parents Wonder Why It Doesn't Apply To Schools
• Ari Sushinski Becomes First Black Girl Ever To Make A Boys' Varsity Hockey Team In Evanston
• Clark, Czinano Lift No. 25 Hawkeye Women Past Gophers 88-78
• New York Lifting Mask Mandate For Businesses; Keeping In Schools For Now, Hochul Says
• New York Couple Accused Of Running Sex Trafficking Ring, Victims Include At Least 2 Foster Children
• Man Throws Brick Through Glass Door At Wieners Circle Hot Dog Stand After Being Denied Service For Refusing To Wear Mask
• Bob Saget's Family Says He Died From Accidental Head Trauma
• Hollywood Police: Officer Who Shot Michael Ortiz Intended To Use Taser, Not A Gun
• Maryland Weather: How Long Will These Mild Temps Last?
• McKeesport Prepares For First Snowfall Since Fire Destroyed Several Plow Trucks
• NJ TRANSIT Buying Additional Multi-Level Train Cars For Portal North Bridge Project
• Student Stabbed, Security Guard Shot Outside High School In Buffalo
• School Bus Driver Shot In Minneapolis; 3 Students Were On Board At The Time
• Mask Mandate For Massachusetts Schools Ending February 28
• Sources: High School Football Player Gravely Injured In Minneapolis Shooting
• Roger Goodell Says NFL Won't Tolerate Racism, Discrimination Following Brian Flores' Accusations
• Here's Why You're Seeing Purple Street Lights In Some Metro Cities
• Ever Go Car Racing On A Frozen Lake?
• Multiple Suspects In Custody After "Targeted Shooting" At Catonsville High
• States And Localities Are Ditching Face Masks, But Some Say It's Premature
• No. 15 Maryland Women Ease By Wisconsin For 6th Straight Win
• Fauci To Deliver Keynote Speech At In-Person UMB Commencement
• Gates Scores 23 To Lift Holy Cross Over Loyola (Md) 68-64
• Rogers Scores 19 To Lead UMBC Past Hartford 68-64
• Baltimore Leaders Join Hearing On Bill To Ban Ghost Guns In Maryland
• Several JHU-Owned Charles Village Vacant Houses To Be Demolished For Green Space
• Smithsonian Looking For Disney Family Vacation Photos For New Exhibit
• Boulder King Soopers Reopens 'Stronger Than Ever'
• UPDATE: Couple Accused of Defacing Martinez BLM Mural Facing Burglary, Drug Charges
• Helicopter Crashes In Bel Air, No Injuries Reported
• DeBrincat Has Goal, 2 Assists As Blackhawks Beat Edmonton Oilers
• DeRozan, Vucevic Lead Bulls Past Struggling Hornets
• David Jones' Program-First Triple-Double Carries DePaul To Win Over Georgetown
• Police: Man Lit Fire On Roof, Climbed Power Pole In Sacramento
• 14 For Norris And 13 For Williamson, But Loyola Falls Short To Bradley
• LAUSD Revamps Online Schools For 20,000 Unvaccinated Students
• Maryland Officer Meets Girl She Saved From Car At Crosswalk
• Super Bowl: Some Inglewood Businesses Clocking Uptick In Foot Traffic As Super Bowl Nears
• 19-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed Inside Mantua Corner Store, Philadelphia Police Say
• Dallas City Council Approves Plan For New $4 Billion Convention Center And District
• New Castle County Police Make Arrests, Recover Pricey Items In String Of Residential Burglaries
• Man Killed, Woman Wounded In Park Manor Gas Station Shootout
• CAUGHT: Casey Michael Devol Accused Of Murdering Man & Woman In Douglas County
• Cook County Health Offers $100 Visa Gift Card For Those Who Get COVID-19 Vaccine At Its Sites Through Sunday
• COVID: School Mask Rules Continuing For Now As Most Bay Area Counties Plan To Lift Mandate
• Dallas County DA's Office Issues Multiple Warrants For Police Officers Involved In George Floyd Protests
• Florida COVID Hospitalizations Drop Wednesday After Slight Uptick Day Before
• Woman Seriously Injured In Sun Valley Apartment Fire
• Flyers Allow Two Goals In Each Period, Lose To Red Wings 6-3
• Baltimore Museum Of Art Director Christopher Bedford Resigns For San Francisco Position
• Philadelphia Pools Looking To Hire 400 Lifeguards For Summer 2022
• California To Begin 'Endemic' Approach To COVID-19 Pandemic
• UC Berkeley Grads Create Network To Connect Teens With Volunteer College Student Mentors
• 'Bloom' Wins 15th Annual Times Square Love And Design Competition
• Former Oakland A's Player Jeremy Giambi Dies At 47
• Large-Scale COVID Test Site Opens At Santa Fe Dam Recreational Area
• $20 Tickets For 'The Music Man' To Be Made Available For NYC Students, Teachers & Families
• Witnesses Testify In Trial Of Eric Kay, Accused Of Providing Pitcher Tyler Skaggs With Fentanyl Pills
• Super Bowl: Sunday's Game May Be Warmest In Super Bowl History
• Two Dallas officers charged with assaulting people during 2020 George Floyd protests
• San Jose Begins Building Tiny Home Community Near Guadalupe River Park Encampment
• Bruins' Brad Marchand Suspended 6 Games For Roughing, High-Sticking
• Court Records: 'Cheer' Star Jerry Harris To Plead Guilty In Child Pornography Case
• North Highlands Woman Says Postal Service Lost Cremated Remains Of Father, Grandmother 
• New COVID Antibody Treatment Available In Maryland For The Immunocompromised
• Bob Saget Died After Accidental Blow To Head, Family Says
• Suffolk Police: David Olivari Of Coram Impersonated An Officer, Sought Nudes From Women He Pulled Over
• State Rep. Pam Snyder To Retire At End Of Current Term
• Family: Bob Saget Died After Accidental Blow To The Head
• Local PG&E Customers Are Seeing Rising Bills — But Why Now?
• NYC Retirees Push Back Against Mayor Eric Adams' Support Of Medicare Plan
• 81-Year-Old Woman Killed In White Marsh Crash
• David Walker Hired As Bears Running Backs Coach; All 3 New Coordinators, 8 Position Coaches Now In Place
• Oakland Police Respond to Report of Armed Person on Broadway Terrace
• Westmoreland County Couple Faces Serious Charges After Their Children Said They Felt Unsafe At Home
• Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes returns to court next week
• Boston Bruins' Brad Marchand Suspended 6 Games For Punching Pittsburgh Penguins' Tristan Jarry
• EPA To Award $1.8M Grant To Port Of Baltimore To Help Reduce Emmissions
• Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont Proposes $336 Million In Tax Cuts In State Of The State Address
• Connecticut Native Lindsey Jacobellis Exorcises Demons From 2006, Earns Gold In Snowboardcross In Beijing
• Arlington Police Seek Help From Public Identifying Carjacking Suspect
• WATCH: Surveillance Video Captures Minutes Before Dixon 7-Eleven Shooting; Suspects Drive Off
• M-DCPS & BCPS Could Lose Millions In Funding For Defying State Ban On Mask Mandate
• Napa Valley Company Offers Unique Way to Reduce Agricultural Waste
• Governors Awards To Be Held On March 25 After Being Postponed Due To COVID
• 76-Year-Old Woman Killed In Antioch Vehicle Shooting
• 97-Year-Old Artist Henrietta Mantooth Getting Ready For Gold Standard Arts Festival On Upper West Side
• 'Full House' Star Bob Saget Died Of Head Trauma, Said Family
• One Dead, One Injured In Collision Between Vehicle, Motorcycle
• Search Warrants Unsealed, But Not Made Public, In Homicide Case Against Amir Locke's Cousin
• Woman Alleges Dog Was Mauled By 2 Pit Bulls At New Jersey Dog Day Care
• Minnesota Lawmakers Aim To Move Fast On Frontline Worker Bonus Checks, Paying Unemployment Fund Debt
• After East-West Shrine Bowl MVP, Brown QB And Andover Native EJ Perry Sets Sights On NFL Combine
• Commissioner Roger Goodell: NFL Has Fallen Short Ensuring Head Coaching Opportunities For Black & Minority Candidates
• Bronx Borough President Vanessa Gibson Discusses Gun Violence, Public Safety & Community Boards
• Moisture Starved Front Tonight With Better Metro Snow Friday
• West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice Signs Bill Ending Nuclear Power Plant Ban
• Boulder Police Search For Driver Of Black GMC Yukon Involved In Crash With Patrol Vehicle
• Exclusive: Housing Advocates' Report Details Alleged Discrimination Against New Yorkers With Rental Assistance
• Driver Dies After Crashing Into Tree While Leading Deputies On Chase In Stockton
• This Year's Official Carnaval Miami Poster Revealed
• Broward School Board To Votes To Hire Dr. Vickie Cartwright As Superintendent
• More Democratic governors ease mask requirements
• Black History Month: Grandson Of Arturo Schomburg Says Legendary Collector Would Be Amazed By Schomburg Center, But 'The Work Is Not Finished'
• Hungry For A Slice Of Joy? Then Celebrate National Pizza Day
• Bipartisan group of senators say they have reached a deal on Violence Against Women Act
• Omicron Impacts Downtown Sacramento Businesses' Struggle To Find Temporary Workers
• Uber Posts 4Q Profit As Ride-Hailing Service Gets Closer To Pre-Pandemic Levels
• Homestead's Queen Of Funk Betty Davis Dies At 77
• Maryland Medical Examiner Seeks Federal Assistance For Body Backlog
• BNSF Rail Employee Dies After Accident Involving Train
• Man Shot, Critically Wounded In West Garfield Park
• Parents Of Queen Of Martyrs Send Kids To School Maskless In Protest, But Archdiocese Now Plans On Lifting Mask Mandate For Its Schools
• Around The Table: Which Ways Are The Political Winds Blowing As Races Heat Up
• Pelosi, Schumer signal they'd support ban on stock trading for Congress
• Gov. JB Pritzker To Lift Illinois' Indoor Mask Mandate On Feb. 28, But Says 'Schools Need A Little More Time'
• Some Illinois Residents Are Getting 1099-G Tax Forms In Mail Despite Having Thought They Cleared Up Fraudulent Unemployment Claims Taken Out In Their Names
• UIC Flames Winter, Spring Sports Teams Banned From Conference Championships After Violating Horizon League's Bylaws
• Over 100 Applicants Of The Illinois Rental Payment Program Had Their Documents Briefly Exposed On Web Portal
• Suspect In Brockton Shooting Pleads Not Guilty To Murder
• More Americans - And Dallas ISD Students - Are Drinking Milk Off A Shelf
• The Point Music Venue In Wicker Park Shut Down After Man Shot Over Weekend, Previously Reported Violent Crimes
• Rapids Winger Galván Has Knee Surgery, To Miss MLS Season
• Gov. Gavin Newsom Signs Bills Reviving COVID-19 Paid Sick Leave Through September
• Pittsburgh City Council's Private Debate On Pay Hike May Have Violated State's Sunshine Law
• Area Business Owners Hope Lifting Of Illinois COVID-19 Mask Mandate Goes Smoothly
• Anna Kochakian Charged With Vandalizing Memorial To Fallen CPD Officer Ella French Last Summer, Hauled Off In Wounded Officer Carlos Yanez's Handcuffs
• Local Counties To Follow California's Move To Lift Indoor Mask Mandate
• OC Transportation Authority Drivers Vote To Strike
• South Strabane Fire Chief Wants 24/7 Department Staffing
• 81-Year-Old Man Hospitalized After Being Hit By MBTA Bus In Winthrop
• Food Rescue US, Trader Joe's Team Up To Deliver Food That Would Have Gone To Waste To Those In Need
• Black History Month: Diving Into The Hill District's Rich History
• 'We're Tired Of Being Hurt': Minneapolis North Community High School Students Stage Sit-In At City Hall
• Denver Police Arrest, A'darion Sanford, 18-Year-Old Man, In Double Murder Investigation
• Grant To Help Promote Remote Therapy At Boston Medical Center Is Paying Off
• NHL Fan Skills At Home Returns
• Keller @ Large: Trucker Protest In Canada Could Spread Across Border
• Baltimore Woman Pleads For Return Of Dog Taken In Charles Village Burglary
• Los Angeles Public Library The Real MVP Of Good-Natured Sports Rivalries
• Report: Fewer Women In Labor Force, Gender Gap Widens In US
• First Lady Jill Biden Touts American Recue Plan's Childcare Investments In Mpls. Visit
• Snoop Dogg Acquires Death Row Records
• Crews Begin Fixing Potholes In Pittsburgh Area After After Winter Freeze
• "Did You At Least Show Them A Pic Of Your New Gun?", A Deeper Look Into Jennifer And James Crumbley's Preliminary Exam
• Denver Police Continue Investigating Deadly Hit & Run That Claimed Life Of Joaquin Romero
• Police Search For 2nd Suspect In Shootout Outside Greensburg Bar
• Graduate Students File Lawsuit Claiming Harvard University Enabled Sexual Harassment
• Hot Off The Grill: Suspected Mound Of Mail Burned Outside A South Chicago Home
• New Study Reveals Common Links Between Those Suffering From Post-COVID 'Long Hauler' Syndrome
• Minneapolis school bus driver shot in the head while students on board
• Parent In College Admissions Bribery Scandal Gets Year In Prison
• Santa Ana Winds Drive High Temperatures Into Southland, People To Beaches
• Memorial Held For Jahmari Rice, Teen Killed Outside Richfield School
• Surfside Commission Passes Ordinance That Shortens Building Inspections To 30 Years
• Hogan Aims To Change Face Mask Requirements At Maryland Schools
• Ex-Norwalk Police Officer Edgar Gonzalez Accused Of Falsifying Traffic Stop Reports
• President Biden Weighs In On 'Hateful' Bill Dubbed 'Don't Say Gay'
• Wood Dale Junior High STEM Students Head To National Future City Competition
• 'Not Up For Sale': Miami-Dade Mayor Nixes Idea Tropical Park Could Be Used For Canes Stadium
• Aims Community College Offers Free Tax Help
• Fight, Shots Fired Into Air Leads To Arrest In Sacramento
• CBS2 Celebrates National Pizza Day With Supersized Slice Going Viral In Yonkers
• Vikings' Justin Jefferson Excited About New Head Coach: 'Hearing Nothing But Great Things'
• 'Rattlesnake Kate' Takes To Stage To Detail Colorado Woman's Incredible Survival
• Philadelphia Police's DNA Lab Facing Backlog; Victims' Families Worry It's Delaying Justice, Safety
• Reporters urge Pentagon to let journalists embed with U.S. troops in Eastern Europe
• Brashear High School Student Shoves Teacher During Verbal Incident
• Tuukka Rask Announces His Retirement From NHL
• Student stabbed, security guard shot outside Buffalo high school
• Incoming M-DCPS Superintendent Expected To Begin Friday
• Community Education Organization Works To Ensure Dallas Never Forgets Its Black History
• Police Search For Suspect In Cambridge Bank Robbery
• Kameron Cooks, 22, Charged With Shooting And Wounding Gary Police Sgt. William Fazekas
• NFL chief says league won't tolerate racism following accusations
• Young Father Arrested After Police Find Loaded Gun Under Baby's Mattress
• Mayor Eric Adams Tells State Legislature New York City Needs Funding To Battle Crime, Pandemic
• Aurora Honors Juneteenth As A Paid Holiday For City Workers
• Is It Safe For Kids To Take Off Their Masks In Schools? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers
• Life-Threatening Condition Discovered In Driver Arrested After Police Chase, Flips Vehicle On I-65
• Sheriff Hutchinson Agrees To Pay Hennepin County $47K For Squad Vehicle Wrecked In DWI Crash
• Brace For A Smaller Tax Refund If You Got Monthly Child Tax Credit Payments In 2021
• House January 6 committee subpoenas Peter Navarro
• Police: Child In Critical Condition After Being Struck By Vehicle In Brooklyn
• Philadelphia Police Involved In Shootout After 2 Suspects Shoot At Each Other In Germantown, Police Say
• Kingsessing Water Main Break Latest Example Of Trouble With Philadelphia's Aging Water Infrastructure
• NATO, Russia Hold War Games Amid Negotiations To Reverse The Escalating Crisis On Ukraine's Borders
• Philadelphia Police: 4 Suspects Wanted After Firing 54 Shots Into Car In Northern Liberties
• Small Group Of Protesters Push Past State House Security During Baker News Conference
• Coastal Swell Forecast For Bay Area Prompts Beach Hazard Statement
• Massachusetts Reports 2,794 New COVID Cases, 69 Additional Deaths
• Miami Beach Enacts Ordinance Requiring 60-Day Notice of Substantial Rent Hikes
• Jaran Hughes Charged With Murder Of 12-Year-Old Marcell Wilson In Englewood
• Vacant San Pedro Courthouse Demolished To Make Way For New Housing
• Investigators ID Crofton Man Killed By Anne Arundel County Police
• ID.me says users can delete selfies following IRS backlash
• 2 Killed In Shooting In Harrisburg; Suspect Flees, Crashes Into School Bus
• Why The Celtics Should Be Buyers At The NBA Trade Deadline
• Mayor Lightfoot's Nominee For COPA Chief Passes Crucial Committee Vote After Stalling Last Month
• Hays Bald Eagles Nest Ready For Season's 1st Egg
• 2 Killed In What Fort Worth Police Believe Was A Drug-Related Robbery
• Survey: Fans That Eagles Fans Wouldn't Date
• NFL says it will take over the Commanders' investigation into Daniel Snyder
• South Florida Student Zach Wurternberg Trying To Outwit, Outplay, Outlast On New Survivor
• West Ham United fines Kurt Zouma after video shows him kicking his cat
• Even In North Texas, Debate Over Chicago Or New York Style Rages On National Pizza Day
• Help Needed To Find Killer In 2020 Murder Of 14-Year-Old Otis Rayjon Williams
• 1 Juror Dismissed In Federal Trial Over Floyd's Death; Medical Expert Says Drugs Didn't Kill Floyd
• Pitt's Ex-Emergency Management Director Pleads Guilty To Selling Masks For Nearly $19K
• Miami Weather: Mostly Cloudy & Soggy, Cooler Temps Coming
• Could Maryland See Snow On Super Bowl Sunday?
• 10 Million Cancer Screenings Missed In 2020 Due To Pandemic, Report Finds
• Pollock Pines Man Turns Himself In After Hit-And-Run Kills 14-Year-Old Camino Girl
• 'Hamilton' Performances Resume At Pantages Theatre
• Penn Transgender Swimmer Lia Thomas Swims On Amid Controversy
• Avian flu detected in Indiana turkey flock, officials say
• Roger Goodell Resurrects NFL's Lie About PSI Data Collection In 2015, Dodges DeflateGate Question
• Maryland Man Pleads Guilty To Scaling Walls, Attacking Police In Capitol Riot
• North Texas's Warm Week Continues Until Saturday
• Pittsburgh Steelers Name Teryl Austin Defensive Coordinator
• Controversial Oakland School Closing Plan Narrowly Approved After Hours Of Emotional Debate
• Dolly Parton's Dollywood offers to pay full tuition for all its employees
• Philadelphia water main break prompts evacuations, closures
• Camp Pendleton Marine Accused In 'Sextortion' Campaign Seeking Out Compromising Photos Of Women, Their Feet
• 'Uplifting': Community Honors Victims, Welcomes King Soopers Table Mesa Reopening
• Dallas Woman Indicted For Serial Bank Robbery
• Man, Woman Face Charges In Ross Township Inspection Sticker Burglaries
• San Francisco To Pay Dacari Spiers $700,000 In 2019 Police Beating Case Roiling PD, DA's Office
• Carrollton Police Arrest Aggravated Sexual Assault Of A Child Suspects At Local School
• Tesla Says California Plans To Sue Over Alleged Discrimination, Harassment
• Police Called To South Hills Village Mall For 'Unfounded' Rumors Of Active Shooter
• Missing Vulnerable Adult In Minneapolis Found Safe
• Felony Suspect In Custody After North Hills Standoff
• Bowie Officers Arrest 4 Teens Accused In Armed Robbery Incident
• False Alarm At Haltom Middle School Brings Police, Causes Lockdown And Evacuations
• New In-N-Out Burger Opening in Thornton On Thursday
• Surgeon In Michigan Pleads Guilty To Defrauding Medicare, Blue Cross Blue Shield
• UPDATE: Santa Clara Only San Francisco Bay Area County Not Lifting Indoor Mask Mandate
• UPDATE: Forward Progress of Vegetation Fire Burning North of Stinson Beach Stopped
• Billie Joe Armstrong's Stolen 1962 Chevy Nova Found Abandoned In The City Of Orange
• No Explosives Found After Bomb Threats Target D.C.-Area Schools
• Audit Finds Billing & Collection Issues At Baltimore City Department Of Public Works
• Department Of Health Urges People To Donate Blood After Reporting 'Critical' Shortage
• Duluth's Mask Mandate Will Expire Saturday
• Michigan's Gregory Eaton, Friends Who Have Attended Every Super Bowl Plan Final Trip
• Gun Shop Inside Greenwood Village Home At Center Of Neighborhood Dispute
• Media Mogul Byron Allen Preparing A Bid For The Denver Broncos
• SoCal Federal Courts And LA County Superior Courts To Resume Jury Trials
• Denver To Lift Face Mask Mandate In Schools, Child Care Facilities
• 18-Year-Old Dies After January Stabbing In Camptonville
• 'Stand Your Ground' Denied For Ex-Broward Sheriff's Deputy Charged With Battery Of Delucca Rolle
• Allegheny County COVID-19 Death Toll Surpasses 3,000: 'These People Are Not Numbers'
• Patrice Bergeron Ruled Out Against Hurricanes, No Timetable For Return
• Small Plane Crashes At Paradise Airport In Butte County
• Four-Alarm Blaze, Explosion Engulfs Commercial Foam Business In Orange
• Jerod Mayo Weighs In On NFL's Rooney Rule: 'You Want A Fair Shot At An Interview Process'
• How Residents Affected By Water Main Break In Kingsessing Can Get Help
• Complaint Filed Against Company Accused Of Making Thousands Of Robocalls, Duping Customers Out Of More Than $6 Million
• In High Demand: Super Bowl Parking Spots Going For Hundreds Of Dollars
• Former Sheriff's Deputy Accused Of Sexual Assault In Mille Lacs County
• Ruby Hill Rail Yard Open To Skiers, Boarders For The Season
• Legalizing Marijuana Gaining Momentum In Wisconsin: 'For Some Reason There's Daylight'
• Clare County Man Wins $2M On Scratch Off Lottery Ticket
• South Florida Woman Charged With Impersonating Federal Agent, Theft, Targets Unsuspecting Illegal Migrants
• Vikings Add Former Colts GM Ryan Grigson To Front Office
• Garland Police Ask Public For Tips On Whereabouts Of Garland Triple-Murder Suspect Abel Acosta
• Black History Month: USS Hornet Museum Unveils Special Exhibit Honoring African American Military Heroes
• Denver Weather: There's A Chance For Light Accumulating Snow Friday
• Health care workers face verbal and physical abuse amid COVID misinformation
• Michael Mambrino, Accused Of Setting Everett Warehouse Fire, Held Without Bail
• Tempers Flare At Algonquin School District 300 Board Meeting With Mask Requirement Still In Place After Downstate Judge's Ruling
• Patient At Psychiatric Hospital In Westland Stabs Employee
• The Enterprise Center Launches Curbside Business Services Vehicle To Help Small Business Owners
• 'Captain Challenge' Riding Bike From Chicago To California To Help Rooftop Pastor Corey Brooks Raise Funds For Woodlawn Community Center
• Garfield Park's 'Guien' Keeps Growing And Reaching For The Sky
• COVID In Minnesota: U Of M Unveils Wastewater Dashboard, Positivity Rate Drops To 14.3%
• Florida Zoo Stingray Habitat To Reopen A Year After 12 Rays Found Dead
• Officers Catch Suspect In The Act Of Illegally Dumping Trash In Ceres
• Caught On Video: Suspects In Diquan Orr's Shooting Death Outside Queens Sports Bar
• City Celebrates Smart Lighting Program Completion, Saving Millions Of Dollars In Electricity
• Police: Assault On Doral Police Officer Led To Chase, Crash Into Cruiser
• Record Tesla Profits, But Cybertruck Wait Continues As Company Halts 2022 New Model Production
• Florida Bill Criminalizing Protests Outside Homes Moves Forward
• New York's mask mandate for businesses will be lifted Thursday
• King Soopers Table Mesa Location Considered More Than Just A Store
• LOCATED: Carlos Cisneros, 16, Last Seen At Midway Airport
• Parents, Students At Warren Township And Mundelein High School Protest For Option To Go Maskless
• 1 Killed In Two-Vehicle Crash In Mount Holly
• North Lauderdale Apartment Fire, One Dead
• 10 Big Issues As Florida Legislature Reaches 60-Day Session Halftime
• Husband And Wife Rushed To Hospital After Fire Tears Through Peabody Home
• 3 MBTA Bus Routes In Boston To Be Free Under 2-Year Pilot Program
• Gov. Whitmer Proposes School Funding Boost, Bonuses And Tax Cuts
• New evidence casts doubt on Black man's attempted rape conviction
• Parents of American killed in Greece speak to CBS News ahead of retrial
• Labor Shortage Could Leave Super Bowl Party Menus Short, Or More Expensive
• VIDEO: Fuel Leaks Off Highway 50 Bridge In Sacramento After Big Rig Crash
• Rob Gronkowski Says He'd Play With Joe Burrow, Now That Tom Brady's Retired
• All Or Nothing: Makenzie O'Keefe & Chris Spears Shine In 'Best Hair On Denver TV Personalities' List
• Postal Service reform bill heads to Senate after bipartisan House vote
• How to claim child credit money on your taxes this year
• San Francisco Supervisor Launches Ballot Campaign To Tax Owners Of Vacant Residential Units
• David Krejci Not Focused On A Return To Bruins, But Not Ruling It Out Either
• LA County Mask Mandates To Remain Despite California's Decision To Lift Statewide Restrictions
• MSPCA, Northeast Animal Shelter To Waive 'Small Pet' Adoption Fees This Weekend
• U.S. replaces Trump mission statement that cut "nation of immigrants" label
• Malala Yousafzai joins outcry over "horrifying" hijab bans in India
• Neighbor Shoots Suspect During Eastvale Home Burglary
• 77-Year-Old Woman Dies On Ski Run At Eldora Mountain Ski Resort
• 2 In Custody After 7-Hour Standoff In Barron County
• Investigation Underway After Worker Dies In Alexandria 3M Plant Accident
• Super Bowl menu ideas and recipes
• Owners Of Golden Retriever Puppy Killed By Off-Leash Dog In San Francisco Dolores Park Seek Justice
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 1,044 Patients Hospitalized, Positivity Rate Dips To 5.39%
• Denver Business Implements 'Denver Crime Spike Fee' On Sales; Says Thieves Have 'No Fear Of Consequences'
• Disney Wants Your Happiest, Saddest, Wackiest Pics, From Every Decade, For Smithsonian Display
• Solar Storm Knocked SpaceX Satellites Out Of Orbit
• Detroit Police Shoot Suspect In Carjacking Who Tried To Run Down Officers
• 'Pretty Much Forgotten': Dearfield Takes Rightful Place In History As Famous Black Agricultural Colorado Community
• The Loveland Ridge Cat Is Back After 2-Year Hiatus
• Disputing Fraudulent Credit Card Charges? Here's What You Need To Know
• Colorado Mom Kelly Turner Who Abused Her 7-Year-Old Daughter To Death Faces Sentencing
• Broward School Board Conducts Final Interviews, Will Vote On Superintendent Position
• Cottage Grove Man Killed In Crash On I-94 In St. Paul
• Lack Of Reimbursement Forces Colorado Pharmacy To Not Offer Antiviral COVID Pill Paxlovid
• 7-Eleven Clerk Shot In Dixon; Search On For Suspect
• Judge Has Temporarily Banned COVID-19 Vaccine Protestors In Canada From Honking Their Horns
• Robert Bowers: Attorneys For Suspected Tree Of Life Gunman Seek Racial Data Of Prospective Juror Pool
• 2022 DICK's Sporting Goods Pittsburgh Marathon Courses Announced
• Report: Celtics Now Want A Real Asset For Schroder, May Not Even Trade Backup Guard At Deadline
• 'Because Of You': Woman Who Suffered Traumatic Brain Injury Meets Lifesaving Denver Health Trauma Team
• Cooking With Rania: Sweet And Sour Shrimp
• Vehicle Crashes Into Daycare In Westmoreland County
• Denver County Goes After Teenage Son Of Food Stamp Recipient For Overpayment
• $30 Million Worth Of Bills Aimed At Wildfire Mitigation, Ken Caryl Neighborhood Leads the Way
• NH Senator Calls For Federal Gas Tax Suspension To Blunt Rising Prices
• Scott Zolak Cooks Up Incredible Theory On Tom Brady Playing For 49ers Next Season
• Baltimore Man, 31, Accused Of Murdering His Cousin After An Argument
• 'Get Out And Enjoy Yourself' Type Weather Before Weekend Cold Front Moves Into North Texas
• Michigan Beats Penn St. 58-57
• Omicron Variant Found In Deer On Staten Island
• Caught On Video: Suspects Force Their Way Into Coney Island Home; Victim Tied Up And Robbed
• Woman Slashed During Argument On Manhattan Subway
• 1 Horse Dies, 1 Rescued After Falling In Water In Isanti County
• Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo Refuses To Say If He's Vaccinated
• Nicholas Pagano Found Dead After He Allegedly Set Colleague On Fire At Hackensack University Medical Center
• Statewide Tornado Drill Promotes Readiness As Part Of Severe Weather Awareness Week
• 55% Of Teachers More Likely To Leave Profession Early Due To COVID Burnout, Study Finds
• NATO and Russia hold war games amid talks to deescalate Ukraine crisis
• No 14 Wisconsin Wins At Slumping No. 17 MSU 70-62
• City Of Sacramento Considering Plan To Provide Local Artists With Guaranteed Income
• Washington Commanders Safety Booked On Manslaughter Charge
• Patrice Bergeron's Status Unknown After Rough Crash Into Boards In Loss To Penguins
• Black History Month: Dr. Patricia Rowe-King Empowers, Inspires Those Around Her
• PTL Links: Feb. 9, 2022
• South Loop Woman Has Cautionary Tale After She Was Victim Of Bump-And-Run Auto Theft
• Philadelphia's Will Smith, Questlove Receive Oscar Nominations
• Menards Fined $25,000 For James Stanback's Death In Forklift Accident
• 3 Extricated From Car Pinned Under Semi Trailer In NE Mpls.
• 'I Want Him To Rot In Prison Because I'll Never See My Sister Again': Brooklyn Woman Heartbroken After Sister Is Stabbed To Death In Apparent Random Attack
• What does a Super Bowl ticket cost? And where to buy one now
• Parx Casino Opening First Sportsbook Inside Restaurant At Chickie's And Pete's In Malvern, Chester County
• Maryland Weather: A Mild And Sunny Wednesday
• Philadelphia Man Charged With Attempted Homicide In Connection To 2019 Road Rage Shooting In Whitemarsh Township
• Biden Administration Giving More Attention To Working Conditions Of US Border Patrol
• Recipes: Heart-Healthy Options For Valentine's Day
• Brad Marchand Facing Suspension After Punching Penguins Goaltender Tristan Jarry
• Moose attacks Iditarod sled team, injuring 4 dogs: "I ran for my life"
• A Year On, Community Continues To Honor Victims Of Buffalo Clinic Shooting
• Pittsburgh Weather: Temperatures To Reach Near 50 Degrees
• New York Weather: CBS2's 2/9 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
• Trucker protests threatening U.S.-Canada border trade
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Another Mild Day; Afternoon Flurries Possible
• Luka's 33 And Jalen's 21 Lift The Dallas Mavericks Past Detroit 116-86
• Watching Your Wallet: How To Maximize Fuel Efficiency As Prices Continue To Rise
• New Jersey, Delaware Set To Lift Mask Mandate In Schools In March, Despite Latest CDC Guidance
• Timberwolves Get 5th Straight Win With 134-114 Thrashing Of Kings
• Skater found dead 37 feet underwater after ice breaks at reservoir
• Aaron Donald, Tyler Boyd To Represent WPIAL, University Of Pittsburgh In Super Bowl LVI
• Man Accused Of Molesting Girls At Mansfield Church Standing Trial After Nearly 2 Decades
• Mom, son texted about gun before Michigan school mass shooting
• Unionization efforts gain momentum on Capitol Hill
• Philadelphia Police Solve 2 Carjacking Cases Thanks To Tip From Man Who Spotted His Own Stolen Vehicle
• Maryland Weather: Mild, Dry Days Heading Our Way
• Crews Battle 2-Alarm Warehouse Fire In Camden, New Jersey
• North Korea expert Sue Mi Terry on future of Kim Jong Un regime
• Seneca Valley School Board To Consider Changing Mask Requirement
• Multi-Vehicle Crash On Schuylkill Expressway Leaves Person Dead
• FAA Raises Concerns After Sunnyvale Uses Lasers To Keep Crows Out Of Downtown
• Bill Would Cut Salaries Of School Board Members In State's Largest Districts By About $17,000
• 'It's Becoming Unaffordable': Broward Property Taxes Skyrocketing
• Man Faces Felony Charges Following Violent Crime Spree in Lincoln-Lemington-Belmar
• Hurley's Picks: Is Joe Burrow Cool Enough To Overcome Rams' Dominance At The Line?
• Two Men Charged In The Shots Fired Case Outside Of Clearview Mall To Stand Trial
• Scott Peterson Juror Richelle Nice To Be Granted Immunity To Testify At New Trial Hearing
• Wednesday's Child: 16-Year-Old Kenya
• Arias Agency, Victory Family Church Gift Single Mother With A New Home
• Peloton Abandons Plans To Open Ohio Factory That Would've Employed Thousands
• U.S. wins its first Beijing Olympics gold
• Sacramento Kings Blockbuster Trade Comes As G1C Suffers Attendance Drop, Empty Seats
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• The Lumineers To Visit Pittsburgh For Summer Concert At Star Lake
• Michael McLeod Scores Twice, Devils Beat Canadiens
• Hyland Scores 22 Points, Nuggets Beat Knicks
• New York Weather: CBS2's 2/9 Wednesday Morning Forecast

Videos from February 9, 2022

• Americans are generally supportive of U.S. efforts to resolve the Russia-Ukraine conflict
• Team USA wins first gold medal at Winter Olympics
• New York couple charged in alleged cryptocurrency laundering scheme
• Bob Saget died from head trauma, his family announces
• Aunjanue Ellis on the Black women who inspire her
• Cincinnati mayor on police reform, infrastructure, and the Bengals in the Super Bowl
• Security preparations underway for Super Bowl LVI
• U.S. troops travel to Ukraine border to support NATO
• National Archives asks DOJ to investigate Trump
• States wrestle with COVID rules as cases fall
• 2/9: Red and Blue
• Two people shot outside a Buffalo, New York high school
• How a phone app aims to narrow the racial wealth gap
• Meta stock begins recovery, inflation likely to stick into back half of 2022
• Huge water main break floods Philadelphia neighborhood
• Florida legislators considering "Don't Say Gay" bill that would bar LGBTQ discussions in schools
• Bill to avoid government shutdown in Senate's hands as deadline looms
• Senator Mitch McConnell disagrees with Republican National Committee on January 6 riots
• White House approves contingency plan to evacuate Americans from Ukraine in case of Russian invasion
• New York lifting its indoor mask mandate as COVID cases decline
• Republicans divided over messaging on January 6 Capitol attack
• U.S. wins first gold at Beijing Winter Olympics, but a star skier falls
• U.S. prisons seeing rise in COVID-19 cases despite Biden's promise to review protocols
• Why some liberal Democrats balk at possible Supreme Court pick Michelle Childs
• Royals Report: Queen marks historic milestone, offers gesture to Camilla
• MoneyWatch: Super Bowl sports betting, stolen Bitcoin seized, and the Earned Income Tax Credit
• Jennifer Lopez and Maluma on how you know when you find "the one"
• Truckers block roads and bridges in Canada in protest over COVID-19 mandates
• Father of U.S. tourist killed in Greece speaks on seeing son's attackers in court ahead of retrial
• Military drills and high tensions over Russia's possible invasion of Ukraine
• Senator McConnell denounces RNC decision to censure two Republicans investigating January 6 attack
• A conversation with two trailblazing chefs on carving their own culinary paths
• Several states rolling back COVID-19 restrictions and mask mandates
• 2/9: CBS News Mornings
• Man convicted of attempted rape fights for new trial as victims speak
• Colorado man says Hertz had him arrested for stealing a car, despite never renting from the company
• NATO allies' live-fire exercise on Russian border shows unity and strength in face of Putin aggression
• Truckers against vaccine mandates paralyze Canada's capital for nearly two weeks
• Rep. Levin introduces resolution allowing Congressional staffers to unionize