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• Victim Confronts Concord Catalytic Converter Thieves, Gets Shot At During Pursuit
• CBS2 Investigates: COVID Testing Lab Operating Without Authorization In California
• South Bay Health Officials Ready Plans to Vaccinate Kids When CDC Approves
• California Highway Patrol In Pursuit Of Stolen Vehicle Suspect
• Knicks Hold Off Warriors, Earn First Win of Trip
• One Dead, One Injured In Fullerton Double-Shooting
• Band Of Thieves Hit School of Rock In Carmichael
• A Gray Wolf Born Pup Born In Colorado Has Been Collared, For The First Time
• Endangered Sturgeon Poached From Tracy Waterway
• All-Day Crime Spree Ends In Arrest For Suspect Who Stabbed Three, Committed Carjacking
• Staples Manager Allegedly Asks Students With Disabilities To Stop Making Field Trips To Store
• State's Largest Law Enforcement Groups Boycott Governor's Rollout Of Public Safety Plan
• County On Track To Ease Outdoor Masking Requirements, Health Officials Say
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Snow Showers Increase Thursday Evening
• Super Bowl: Bengals Fans Invade Los Angeles Ahead Of Big Game
• Hinsdale Native Brian Allen To Start For Rams In Super Bowl LVI; His Parents Are Apprehensive And Excited
• How Does Plane De-Icing Work?
• Devin Hester Doesn't Make Cut For 2022 Pro Football Hall Of Fame
• Damaria Franklin Carries UIC Over Cleveland State
• Douglas County Sheriff's Detectives Speak With Double Homicide Suspect Casey Devol
• Super Bowl: 4 Football Players From California School For Deaf Will Be On Field For Super Bowl Coin Toss
• Tom Brady Deserved MVP Award, But Aaron Rodgers Won It Anyway
• Elon Musk says first orbital Starship flight could happen in March
• Former Rams, UCLA Coach Dick Vermeil, Los Angeles Raiders Wide Receiver Cliff Branch, Trojan John Boselli Elected To Pro Football Hall of Fame
• Emotional Mayor Eric Adams Demands New Yorkers Do More To Help Young People Avoid Falling Victim To Gun Violence
• 'The Music Man,' Starring Hugh Jackman & Sutton Foster, Opens On Broadway
• Pittsburgh City Council To Consider Legislation That Makes Outdoor Dining Permanent
• CDOT To Expand 'Exploding Egg' Capsule Program To Help With Avalanche Mitigation
• Jermaine Myles Died 7 Years After Being Shot, And His Parents Want Murder Charges Against The Man Convicted Of Shooting Him
• Having Struggled With Pandemic, Kids Find Both Creativity And Catharsis In Music At School Of Rock Chicago West
• Deshaun Hill, Minneapolis North High Quarterback, Dies After Shooting, Coach Says
• 3 Children Inside SUV When It Was Stolen In Kingsessing, Philly Police Say
• Sports Betting Has Already Raked In Millions In Maryland. When Does It Go Online?
• Sneaker Collection By Late Designer Virgil Abloh Sets Auction Record At Sotheby's
• Howard County Residents Rally Against School Mask Mandate
• Barriers Replaced After Open Street In Brooklyn Is Mistakenly Opened Up To Traffic
• Matchmaking Business Booming After 2 Years Of COVID Pandemic
• 17-year-old in custody in connection with stabbing at Buffalo high school
• Thompson Leads Towson Over William & Mary 75-60
• Turning Agony Into Action For A Parkland Parent
• Hogan Calls On State Board of Education To Rescind Mask Policy
• 2 Shot In Perry North
• Bohannon Has Iowa-Record 10 3S, Hawkeyes Roll Maryland 110-87
• CBS3 Mysteries: More Than Year Later, Lucas Booker's Murder Still Haunting Philadelphia Homicide Detectives
• Kuzma Leads Wizards Past Irving, In-Flux Nets, 113-112
• 2 Students Arrested In Connection With Shooting Outside Catonsville High School
• Faith, Business Leaders Blast DeSantis Immigration Moves
• Capitals Beat Canadiens 5-2, Spoil Debut Of Martin St. Louis
• One Person Dead After Vehicle Is Hit By Amtrak Train Near Deerfield Station
• West Rogers Park Business Demolished After Raid By Police, Federal Agents
• Relatives Say Man Accused Of Killing His Two Children In Miami Lakes Wasn't Taking His Bipolar Meds
• Briarcliffe Fire Company Shut Down After Alleged Racist Comments, Jokes About Fanta Bility: 'It's Unacceptable'
• Man Critically Injured In Brooklyn Hit-And-Run
• Rams' Cooper Kupp: Top Offensive Player
• Doncic Scores 28 In 1st Quarter, 51 Total, As Mavericks Top Clippers, 112-105
• Apple AirTags: Weighing The Benefits, Security Concerns Of The Tracking Device
• Adebayo, Heat Beat Pelicans 112-97 In McCollum's NOLA Debut
• Serial Home Repair Scammer Ed Kavanaugh Gets 7 Years In Prison After Guilty Plea
• Clippers Ship Serge Ibaka To Milwaukee For Rodney Hood, Semi Ojeleye; Part Of Four-Team Trade
• Justin Tucker Wins NFL Moment Of The Year Award For Record-Setting Field Goal
• The Death Of Amir Locke: Former MPD SWAT Commander Gives Perspective On High-Risk Warrant Procedure
• Man Injured In Shooting Crashed Car In West Baltimore, Police Say
• Mr. Dad's Father's Club Holds First Black History Month Community Giveaway In Englewood
• Fundraiser Planned For Denver Police Brotherhood Boxing Program After Trailer, Equipment Theft
• DPD Warns Of Phone Scammers Claiming To Be Police Officers
• Aho, Andersen Lead Hurricanes Past Bruins 6-0
• Full House to Take Up Abortion Bill
• Dallas Police Association Pushes Back On Felony Charges Against 2 Officers Who Injured Protestors
• Former Dallas Cowboys Linebacker DeMarcus Ware Not Picked For Pro Football Hall Of Fame On First Try
• Don't Let Rising Cost of Valentine's Day Break Your Heart or Your Budget
• Joaquin Romero To Be Remembered At Vigil, Community Invited To Honor Memory Of Boxing Coach
• Families Of Victims, First Responders Revisit Deadly Highway Pileup 1 Year Later
• Camden City School District Keeping Mask Rules In Place Despite Statewide Mandate Ending
• Colorado Totaled More Than $2 Billion Worth Of Cannabis Products In 2021
• Richard Seymour Named To Pro Football Hall Of Fame Class Of 2022
• North Texas Mom Who Survived Serious Bout Of COVID-19 Meets Son 5 Weeks After Giving Birth
• Mother Nature Takes The Sierra On A Wild Ride; Record Set For Lack Of Snowfall
• MD-Bred Knicks Go Named Horse Of The Year At Eclipse Awards
• California judge restores federal protection for gray wolves in 44 states
• Super Bowl Street Closures In Inglewood Start Thursday
• DHS Warns Law Enforcement Across US Of Potential Trucker Protest Over COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates
• El Dorado County Teen Killed In Hit-And-Run Remembered By Community
• New Bears Offensive Coordinator Luke Getsy Says He'll Take Quarterback-Centric Approach Like He Did With Packers
• Biden tells senators he plans to begin interviewing Supreme Court finalists next week
• NBA Trade Deadline Comes And Goes With No Involvement From Bulls
• 62-Year-Old Woman Dies After 2-Alarm Mobile Home Fire In South Arlington
• Colorado Weather: A Blast Of Snow And Cold Set To Finish The Week
• Friday's Show Info (2/11/22)
• Unsafe In Your Own Home? Gas Stoves Harmful To Health And Environment, Studies Find
• Man Critically Injured In Shooting At Euless Apartment Complex Parking Lot
• Officials Say Dry, Warm Weather Creating Year-Round Fire Danger in Bay Area
• Pittsburgh Steelers' T.J. Watt Named AP Defensive Player Of The Year
• Officials Warn Of Massive Trucker Protest That Could See Convoy Begin In California, Impact Supply Chain
• State Will Try To Put Lid On Water Loss With Aqueduct Solar Project
• California Department of Fair Employment and Housing Sues Tesla for Discrimination
• WATCH: Clairton High School Holds Pep Rally For Tyler Boyd
• I-80 Shooting Suspect Faces Attempted Murder Charges, In Custody
• Super Bowl Expected To Draw Billions In Online Bets
• Hot Weather In San Gabriel Valley Leads To Surge In Mosquitoes
• Doctors, Nurses Exhausted As Omicron Surge Continues In The Inland Empire
• Super Bowl: 'Taste Of Inglewood' Kicks Off Thursday As Part Of The 'Big Game Festival'
• Missing W-2s? Make Sure You're Not The Victim Of Mail Fraud
• 'Why Are They Being Attacked?' Mike Lindell Claims Tina Peters' Arrest Just Latest In Series Of Harassments
• Senate Approves Bill Ending Clauses In Employment Contracts For Forced Arbitration Cases
• Former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin Takes Stand For Second Day At New York Times Trial: 'I Hope That There Is Justice'
• UOP Black History Month Celebration
• 1 Flown To Hospital After Crane Falls In Beaver County
• East Ridge Boys' Basketball Team Eyes Postseason Push
• Attorney For Former Governor Andrew Cuomo Accuses Attorney General Letitia James Of Prosecutorial Misconduct
• The 'Rhythm Is Gonna Get You' At 'On Your Feet,' Making Its Regional Premiere At Actors' Playhouse
• Ohio Mayor Concerned Ice Shanties Could Lead To Prostitution
• Jefferson County Board Of Health Votes To End Indoor Mask Mandate At 11:59 P.M. Friday
• Police Union Reacts To Reported Delays Serving Warrants, Impact On James Blue Murder Case
• Final Transfer: Canes' Moore, Gophers' Willis Find Their Fit
• 15-Year-Old Boy Facing Assault, Hate Crime Charges In Alleged Antisemitic Attack In Brooklyn
• War in Ukraine "would be a quagmire," British official says
• 1 Dead, 1 Wounded In Early Morning Shootout In San Francisco's Sunset District
• Former CU And Broncos Football Player Justin Bannan Sentenced For Attempted Murder
• Suspects Still At-Large In Violent Attempted Robbery In Venice
• Fort Worth Looking To Spend $560M On Roads, Other Improvements Through Bond Election
• Philadelphia Weather: Big Chill Arrives In Time For Valentine's Day
• Man Killed, 2 Others Injured in Hwy 29 Head-On Crash Near Calistoga
• MTA Unveils Bicycle Storage Units For Riders At Grand Central Terminal
• Massive Brush Fire Sparks In Laguna Beach, Forces Evacuations
• 11-year-old asks Biden to consider her for the Supreme Court: "Why not me?"
• Pittsburgh Milk Bank Big Rise In Demand
• Pembroke Pines Police Exonerate Girl Accused Of Making School Threats
• Tania Tetlow Is First Woman, First Layperson To Be Named President Of Fordham University
• Republican Lawmakers Call To End California's Statewide COVID-19 Emergency Order
• Oakland Hunger Strikers Reach Day 10, Issue Demands To End Protest Over School Closures
• Long Island Rail Road President Phil Eng Announces Resignation
• Man, 19, Charged With Shooting And Killing 16-Year-Old Boy In Woodlawn
• State Department issues new advisory telling Americans to leave Ukraine
• 3.9 Magnitude Earthquake In Ojai
• Near-Record Heat Bakes Much Of Southland; Hot Conditions To Linger Through Weekend
• Arrest Of NYC Couple Accused Of Sex Trafficking Shines Light On What Advocates Call A Widespread Problem
• Sausalito Declares State Of Emergency Following Explosion, Fire At Homeless Encampment
• Following Incident At Brashear High School, Union President Says Teachers Are Fed Up
• Sheriff's Deputies Investigating Fatal Shooting In Norwalk
• Loss Of COVID Related Grants A Concern As Parents In Palos Heights Push For Pre-Pandemic Normal In Schools
• 'I Have Kids In Tears': COVID Pandemic Fatigue Rages On In Chicago Area Schools
• Tyler Boyd's Mother Reflects On Her Son's Journey From Clairton To The Super Bowl
• No One Hurt After Car-To-Car Shootings On I-80 Off-Ramp In Davis; Suspect In Custody, Rifle Recovered
• Maryland Lawmakers Outline Package To Support Child Care
• Apple updates AirTag features following reports of misuse
• Pittsburgh Parents Struggling To Find Baby Formula Amid Worsening Shortage
• Texas, Louisiana, And Mississippi Sue Biden Over Federal Contractor Minimum Wage Increase
• Historic Harlem Churches Face Declining Membership, Deteriorating Landmarks
• Kentucky faces long road to recovery after deadly tornadoes
• Group Files Lawsuit Against New State Legislative Districts
• Shrinkflation Grows As Manufacturers Downsize Products Without Lowering Prices
• Inflation Rate Affects People Differently Depending On Their Circumstances
• Volunteer Drivers Badly Need In Rural Minnesota: 'I Would Be Lost Without A Vehicle'
• Investigators Make 'Largest' Illegal Marijuana Seizure In Lake County History
• State Rep. Says Her Work Isn't Done On Bill That Could Protect Victims Of Domestic Violence
• COVID In Colorado: Health Experts Urge Everyone To Get Vaccine, Booster
• Howard County Executive Calvin Ball Files For Re-Election
• Roseville Police Open Investigation After Hit-And-Run
• Hempstead High School Sets Example, As Students Come Out In Droves To Donate Blood At Time When It's Needed Most
• Rep. Wasserman Schultz Meets With Human Trafficking Prevention Advocates To Raise Public Awareness
• More Illinois Unemployment Claimants Are Finding Themselves Locked Out By ILogin Verification System And Left High And Dry
• Canton Man Accused Of Bringing Gun To Worcester School Acquitted
• 3 Members of Santa Rosa Growlers Hockey Team Arrested for Sexual Assault
• More Than 200 Bodies Are Awaiting An Autopsy In Baltimore, State Health Officials Say
• BSO Needs Help Finding 15-Year-Old Toya Cooper Of Deerfield Beach
• State Lawmakers Debate Tougher Regulations Of Funeral Homes
• Dianna Macdonald Selected To Fill Vacant Santa Rosa City Council Seat
• North Miami Beach Mom Charged After Young Son Found Alone In 7-Eleven
• I-Team: Woman Warns Others After Losing $2.5M In Cryptocurrency Romance Scam
• Jerry Harris pleads guilty in federal child pornography case
• Rocket appears to tumble out of control minutes after launch
• Border Protest Fuels Parts Shortage For Automakers
• Billboard Of James Harden Appears On I-95 After Sixers-Nets Trade: 'The Beard Is Here'
• Drivers Feeling Pain At The Pump, Experts Predict Gas Prices Could Reach $4 Per Gallon In New York City
• 60,000 Bees Stolen From Grocery Company's Pollinator Field In Pennsylvania
• Michael Cooper Charged With Shooting, Killing Man In Street In North Austin; Police Say Tip Came From Someone Protesting Jason Van Dyke's Release
• In Wake Of Comedian Bob Saget's Death, Doctor Warns Falls Are Leading Cause Of Traumatic Brain Injury
• San Jose Unified School District To Pay $2 Million To Settle Ex-Teacher's Sex Abuse Lawsuit
• 'Some People Are Just Fed Up': Tempers Flare At Chicago Restaurants As Customers Told To Wear Masks, Show Vax Card
• Apple Updating AirTags To Curb Unwanted Tracking Amid Reports Of Stalking
• Cache Of Weapons, Possible Explosives Seized By Police In Wilton Manors
• Loveland Police Arrest Sexual Assault Suspect Reed Charron, Detectives Believe There Could Be More Victims
• Police: Jupiter Couple Forced Teen To Live in Garage For Years
• Positive Response So Far To Denver Ordinance To Curb Waste From Single Use Utensils & Condiments
• Dig Deep As Cost Of Living Continues To Rise
• Create Healthy Body, Mind By Giving Yourself Some Attention
• Tacony-Palmyra Bridge Car Accident Ends With Philadelphia Man Receiving New Set Of Teeth
• Florida Lawmakers Pass Emergency Fund For Governor DeSantis
• Dr. Mallika Marshall Explains What You Should Look For After Head Trauma
• Opposition In Suffolk To Hochul's Accessory Dwelling Unit Affordable Housing Proposal: 'That's When I Leave'
• Police clear 6 D.C. schools that received bomb threats: "No hazardous material found"
• Judd Apatow To Host Directors Guild Of America Awards On March 12
• Miami Taking Steps To Combat Housing Crisis
• Florida House Backs Controversial Bill On School Books, Term Limits
• U.S. Inflation In January Surged At Fastest Rate In 40 Years
• Former 'Cheer' Star Jerry Harris Pleads Guilty To Receiving Child Pornography, Soliciting Sex From Minors
• DeSantis Takes Aim At Senate Environmental Proposal
• Chicago Woman Hired Moving Company Broker, Which Cost Family Dearly
• Peloton Layoffs Could Mean Golden Opportunity For Tech Companies, Startups
• Late Night Standoff In Campbell Neighborhood Ends Peacefully, Arrest Made
• Carlos Gimenez Jr. Released From Jail Following Battery Arrest For Allegedly Slapping Miami Commissioner
• Increased Cases Of Shoplifting In New York City Prompt Catsimatidis-Owned Businesses To Hire More Security
• Colorado Ballet Plans A Denver Premiere Next Season
• Yeadon Borough Council Postpones Vote On Police Chief's Future Amid War Of Words
• Massachusetts Schools Weigh Dropping Mask Mandate At End Of Month
• Minnesota Weather: Another Arctic Blast Is On The Way
• Parkland Shooter Nikolas Cruz Claims He May Have Multiple Personalities
• Sixers Fans Pleased To See 'Stubborn' Ben Simmons Go, Excited For James Harden-Joel Embiid Pairing
• Baltimore Firefighters Battle 3-Alarm Fire At Vacant 7-Story Building
• Earth - Bread + Brewery In Mount Airy Is Serving Up Home-Brewed Beer And Homemade Pizzas
• Allentown Shooting Leaves Man Dead, Police Say
• Biden says he thinks eventual Supreme Court nominee will get GOP support
• Benziane Mohamed, Pizza Delivery Driver Shot On Job In North Philadelphia, Still Fighting For Life
• Police: Sanitation Worker Shot In Midtown, Suspects At Large
• Massive Water Main Break In Kingsessing Leaves Behind Big Repair Job, Questions For Residents
• Police: Driver Who Crashed Into Queens Car Wash, Killing 10-Year-Old Davina Afokobo, Had Only Learner's Permit
• Johnny Olszewski Announces Bid For Re-Election
• Minneapolis Street To Be Renamed For City's 1st Black Fire Captain, John Cheatham
• Investigation Underway In NW Miami-Dade After Dead Body Found Inside Car
• 6,723 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For COVID-19 In Last Week
• Nike Air Force One Sneakers Designed By Late Artist Virgil Abloh For Louis Vuitton Auctioned For $25 Million
• CPS Offering Survey To Parents For Input To Next Year's School Calendar
• DFW Ranks As The 20th Least Affordable City In The Country
• Firefighters Battle Blaze At Love's Travel Stop, Denny's Restaurant In Gary, Indiana
• Massachusetts Reports 2,611 New COVID Cases, 7-Day Positivity Rate Drops Below 4%
• Pitt Police Investigating Off-Campus Assault And Robbery; Suspect In Custody
• Baltimore County Veterinarian Seeing More Abandoned Animals On Doorstep
• The Minds Behind The James Webb Space Telescope Hope To Unlock The Universe's Secrets
• Florida Abortion Limit Headed To Full House
• 2 Everman High Students Arrested For Alleged Armed Robbery Of Family Dollar; Weapon Recovered On Campus
• Police Release Surveillance Video Of Suspects Wanted For Murdering Teen In North Philadelphia
• Nursing Home Staffing Changes Backed In Florida Senate
• Man Convicted Of Sexually Assaulting Woman On River Walk Downtown
• Nancy Rish Released From Prison After Having Sentence Reduced In High-Profile 1987 Murder In Kankakee
• Woman Stabbed On Red Line Train At Chicago/State Station
• 1 Dead, 1 In Serious Condition After Abington House Fire
• Guthrie Announces New Show Dates For 'A Raisin In The Sun'
• Thieves Hit 3 Walgreens Stores Around Chicago In Less Than An Hour
• West Baltimore Cardiologist Goes Beyond The Hospital To Care For Black Community
• Mavericks Trade Kristaps Porzingis To Washington Wizards
• Florida House Passes COVID-19 Legal Protections
• Body Found In Penn Hills
• Police: 3 Middle Schoolers Attacked By Group In Elk Grove; 13-Year-Old Girl, Mother Arrested
• Tesla Recalls 579,000 Vehicles Over "Boombox" Noise Hazard
• Ian Rapoport Indicates Patriots May Not Have Offensive Coordinator In 2022
• Sunnyvale City Council Appoints Former Mayor To Vacant Seat
• 6 Years Later: Harford County Honors Deputies Killed In The Line Of Duty
• What The Celtics Accomplished On NBA Trade Deadline Day
• Former 'Cheer' Star Jerry Harris Pleads Guilty To Child Pornography, Traveling For Illicit Sexual Conduct
• Florida High Court Turns Down DeSantis Redistricting Request
• Douglas County Elections Clerk Merlin Klotz Cleared In Election Breach Probe
• Police Solve 1964 Rape And Murder Of 9-Year-Old Pennsylvania Girl
• Super Bowl: Dr. Dre Says Hip-Hop Halftime Show 'Should Have Happened A Long Time Ago'
• Baltimore's Tax Sale Exemption Program Open To Applicants
• Philadelphia Officials Reminding Voters They Can Still Vote By Mail: 'Mail-In Voting Is Still Legal'
• Despite soaring inflation, some things are getting cheaper
• Michigan Man Claims To Be Sovereign Citizen, Charged In Check Case
• Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters Turns Herself In On Obstruction Charges
• Bob Saget's Cause Of Death Leaves Many Wondering When & How Hitting Your Head Can Become Deadly
• Decision By Oakland Federal Judge Restores Protections For Gray Wolves In Much Of U.S.
• AG Nessel Warns Michiganders To Avoid Romance Scams As Valentine's Day
• New Costco Location Planned In Sacramento, This Time In Natomas
• It's Not Just Love That Can Break Your Heart
• 'Creeped Out' Keller Says Someone Left Scary Doll Outside Town Hall
• 'You Wouldn't Believe The Calls & Texts': Dolphins GM Chris Grier Gushes About New Head Coach Mike McDaniel
• Judge Restores Protections For Gray Wolves Across The Midwest
• Dr. Evil & 'Austin Powers' Villains Reunite To Promote EVs In GM Super Bowl Ad
• Port Authority: Freezing Water Likely Caused Saw Mill Run Boulevard Bridge To Shift
• San Francisco Robbery Suspect Shoots Victim's Hand
• Head of London's police force resigns after string of scandals
• GOP Lawmakers Push For California Legislature To End COVID Emergency Declaration
• Abortions In Texas Fell 60% In 1st Month Under New Limits
• Bettors Wager $32 Million At MD Sportsbooks In January
• Class-Action Lawsuit With 3 Million Plaintiffs Seeks $1.2B From Sutter Health
• Sierra Azul Open Space In Santa Cruz Mountains To Expand With 42 Acre Purchase
• Baltimore County Police Searching For Teen Last Seen At Dundalk Middle School
• Woman Charged In Connection To Fatal Shooting In South Minneapolis
• CCAC Launches Apprenticeship Program For Aspiring Gaming Professionals
• LA County Fire Captain Dies Suddenly Of Medical Emergency While On Duty
• Douglas County Double Murder Victims Identified As Bryan Gray and Jessica Mitchell
• $97.8 Million Worth Of Fake Sports Memorabilia Seized In Run-Up To Super Bowl
• Celtics Trade Dennis Schroder, Enes Freedom To Rockets For Daniel Theis
• Truckers' Bridge Blockade By Canadian Protesters Forces Shutdowns At Auto Plants
• Trump-Endorsed Del. Dan Cox Seeks Hogan Impeachment
• Joel Embiid Expertly Trolls Ben Simmons After Trade Lands Sixers James Harden
• What Do You Recommend: The Perfect Pittsburgh Valentine's Day
• James Harden-Ben Simmons Trade Slam Dunk For Daryl Morey, Sixers
• Super Bowl LVI guide: Rams and Bengals merch, TV and soundbar deals, Super Bowl food and more
• Exercising After Flu Or COVID Shot May Boost Immune Response, Study Suggests
• Ranger, LA Zoo's 25-Year-Old Black Bear, Euthanized Because Of Declining Health
• Prenatal Ultrasounds Can Help Identify Early Signs Of Autism, Researchers Say
• Fire Burns at Large Encampment Near Interstate 280 in San Francisco
• Owner Of Pittsburgh Tax Refund Stores Pleads Guilty To Defrauding IRS Of $7.2M
• Two Detroit Museums Offering Free Detroit Pistons Tickets To Visitors In New Partnership
• Wild's Marcus Foligno Gets 2-Game Suspension For Kneeing Jets Forward Adam Lowry
• Chicago Avenue And State Street McDonald's Customer Attacks Security Guard After Being Asked To Show Vaccine Card
• Wisconsin Election Conspiracy Theorist Running For Governor
• BART Fully Restoring Service To Pre-Pandemic Levels With Trains Until Midnight On Sundays
• AG Ellison Sues Landlord Over Alleged Profit-Maximization Scheme, Calling Homes 'Uninhabitable'
• Record High Temperatures Expected To Continue In Bay Area
• Busted In The Buff: Naked Florida Man Found In Bathtub After Break-In
• University of Baltimore To Host Congressional Hearing On Postal Service Problems
• Attorney For Accused Pitt Instructor Denies Claims Of Racism, Anti-Semitism
• New England Senators Introduce Congressional Resolution Honoring Tom Brady's 'Legendary' Career
• Roche Bros. Quincy Location Closing In April After 26 Years Of Operation
• Disneyland's Parking Trams Start Up Again On Feb. 23
• Irving Police Records Complicate Herschel Walker's Recovery Story
• Attorney General And McKeesport Police Tout Success Of Partnership Cracking Down On Guns And Drugs
• Nets, 76ers Agree To James Harden-For-Ben Simmons Trade
• Woman Who Embezzled Over $650,000 from Marin County Nonprofit Rehab Center Sentenced
• Denver Weather: Snow And Cold Returns On Friday
• Prince Mural Will Decorate Downtown Minneapolis Parking Ramp
• San Francisco Resident Shot Dead in East Oakland
• Salesforce Will Establish New Work-and-Wellness Center At Scotts Valley Retreat
• Hertz ordered to release data on number of renters it accuses of theft
• Scratchers Ticket Sold In Manteca Wins Man $1 Million
• Police solve 1964 murder of 9-year-old girl and identify killer as bartender
• Flint City Council Votes To Challenge State Permit For New Asphalt Plant
• Celtics Reportedly Acquire Derrick White From Spurs For Josh Richardson, First-Round Pick
• Senate passes bill ending forced arbitration in sexual misconduct cases
• Hennepin Theatre Trust's 2022-23 Broadway Season Includes 'Jagged Little Pill,' 'Tootsie'
• Man Driving With Child In Car Accused Of Firing Shots During Road Rage Incident
• What to pack for your spring ski or snowboard trip
• EPA Awards $1.8M Grant To Reduce Diesel Emissions At Port Of Baltimore
• Man Armed With Knife Fatally Shot By Deputies Following Standoff In Lake Forest
• Boston Archdiocese Lifting Mask Mandate For Public Masses On February 28
• Rocket Mortgage Classic Golf Event Raises Funds To Curb Detroit's Digital Divide
• New In-N-Out Burger Opens in Thornton
• GoFundMe investigated for blocking donations to truckers
• Elton John's Canceled Farewell Tour Shows In Dallas Now Rescheduled For March
• Minneapolis, St. Paul Lift COVID Vaccine/Test Requirements For Restaurants, Bars, Event Spaces
• New Law Makes It Easier For LA Restaurants To Get Alcohol Licenses
• Samsung just introduced the Samsung Galaxy S22 smartphone. Here's what's new
• Dallas Police Arrest Suspect In Fatal Shooting Of 19-Year-Old Juan Jairo Toran
• First Black Female Commercial Passenger Airline Captain Paving Way For Future Aviators
• Armed Robbery Suspect In Custody After Freight Train Hits Stolen Vehicle In Unincorporated Zion
• Celtics Make Bookkeeping Move, Trade Pair Of Injured Players To Magic For Future Second-Round Pick
• Swansea World War II Vet Turning 102 Years Old Requests Cards For Birthday
• Los Angeles Man Arrested In Murder Of His 10-Month-Old Baby At Long Beach Hotel
• Feds Seek Prison For Ex-Prosecutor In Macomb County
• Museum Of Science And Industry's 'Art Of The Brick' Showcases Legos Shaping Famous Works Of Art
• After Getting Generous Donation From CityMD, Seward Park High School Cheerleading Team Heads To Nationals In Florida
• New Music Venue 'The Salt Shed' Getting Ready For Upcoming Summer Concert Series
• Miami Weather: Sunny Afternoon, Warming Trend Begins
• Coalition Of Black House Museums Wants To Use Black History Month To Support City's Museums
• San Francisco Psychiatrist Sentenced For Fraudulent Workers' Compensation Scheme
• Sacramento Kings Trade Marvin Bagley lll to the Pistons In 4-Team Deal
• Mixed Emotions For Parents As Many Chicago Area Catholic Schools Lift Mask Mandates
• American Airlines Brings Back Hot Meals
• Rainbow Cone's Beverly Store Reopening Thursday For 2022 Season
• Suffolk Police: Teen Driver Hit By Gunfire From Passing Car On Sunrise Highway
• Boston Will Not Drop Mask Mandate In City Schools On February 28, Wu Says
• Overnight Shooting In Miami, Man Killed
• Company sued for refusing to yank baby loungers after 2 deaths
• Cup Or No Cup, Tuukka Rask Was Great
• Search Warrants That Led To Amir Locke's Killing Released
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Fall Below 1,000, Positivity Rate Barely Above 5%
• Fire Engine Rolls Over In Palatine Crash
• Pennsylvania Football Fans Rooting For Bengals To Win Super Bowl, Study Finds
• Boston Teachers Union Reaches Deal With City To Allow COVID Testing For Unvaccinated Educators
• Police: Student Stabbed Family Member Outside Henry Ford High School
• Truckers Form Blockade At Canadian Border In Protest Of COVID-19 Restrictions
• Drone Reported Flying Dangerously Close To Commercial Airliner East Of LAX
• Bay Area Families Hope Appeal Leads To Sons Release From Italian Prison
• Florida House Backs Condo Requirements After Surfside Collapse
• Funeral For Former Broomfield Chief Of Police Tom Deland To Be Held Friday Afternoon
• Boston Marathon Bombing Survivor Adrianne Haslet To Run 2022 Race 'Side By Side' With Shalane Flanagan
• Should The Bruins Retire Tuukka's Number?
• "Marry Me" co-stars Jennifer Lopez and Maluma on finding "the one"
• Gunman Found Dead After 'Hundreds' Of Rounds Fired At Providence Police During Standoff
• UPS Hiring 300 Drivers In The Chicago Area
• 'Like A Torrential Flood': Water Main Break Damages Part Of Huntington Avenue
• Ten People, Including 2 Doctors, Indicted In $300 Million Healthcare Kickback Scheme
• U.S. man's parents still seeking justice after son's 2017 killing in Greece
• Internet guru Tim O'Reilly on Web3: "Get ready for the crash"
• Inside "Polar Preet's" trailblazing trek to the South Pole
• Massive brush fire erupts in Laguna Beach, forcing hundreds to evacuate
• Ben Roethlisberger's Jersey From His Final Regular Season Game Arrives At Hall Of Fame
• Police Search For Pair Who Left 'Hateful' Graffiti On Somerville Business
• Union Pacific Train Stopped, Blocking Several Roads In South Sacramento, Due To Collision Investigation
• New Video Shows Suspects Wanted In Bronx Shooting, Assault
• Coloradans Work To Preserve Lincoln Hills, Resort That Was Welcoming To African-Americans 100 Years Ago
• 'Miami Dolphin Football Is All About Passion': New Head Coach Mike McDaniel Promises Unique Design Tailored To Players
• WATCH: Boston Dynamics Robots Dance, Drink Beer In Super Bowl Ad With Sam Adams
• Tesla recalls 579,000 vehicles over "Boombox" noise hazard
• One Wounded In Shooting On I-57 At Halsted Street
• Expanding Florida's Friendly Skies To Include Fleet For State Leaders
• Pedestrian, 29, Fatally Struck Crossing Mound Road In Sterling Heights
• Texas Man Indicted For First-Degree Murder After Shooting Person Who Pulled Into His Driveway
• Franklin Regional Alumni And Champion Wrestler Spencer Lee Cited As A Clue On 'Jeopardy!'
• 384 Stolen Bee Boxes Recovered By Deputies In Yolo County
• House Panel Probes Trump's Handling Of Presidential Records Found In Florida
• Leak Into Holding Cells Forces Evacuation At Philadelphia Public Services Building: Sources
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• Massive Wildfire Threatening Homes; Forcing Evacuations In Laguna Beach
• Black History Month: Alzheimer's Devastating Impact On African Americans
• Woman Asleep In Burning Home Said Knocking Passerby Saved Her Life
• James Harden Reportedly Wants To Be A 76er, But Doesn't Want Everyone To Know He Wants To Be A 76er
• Police Identify 26-Year-Old Man Killed In West Baltimore Shooting
• Body Of Kim Ezell Found At Delaware Community College A Month After Man Killed Inside Her Philadelphia Apartment, Police Say
• 'We Are On The Decline, Not At The Bottom': Colorado Doctor Looks At Life Beyond Pandemic, But Expresses Caution
• Angry Man Refuses To Wear Mask At Wieners Circle, And It's On Tape
• Detroit Proposes Plan To Raise Minimum Wage To $15 For City Workers
• A Mic'd Up Mac Jones Was Talking Trash To Darius Slay, Devin White During Pro Bowl
• COVID-19 truck blockade in Canada shuts down Ford plant
• U.S. inflation in January surged at fastest rate in 40 years
• Man trying to shoot bear kills brother, then takes own life, probe finds
• PTL Links: Feb. 10, 2022
• Jose De Jesus Montoya Villa Identified As Parker Road Shooting Suspect
• Casey Michael Devol Caught In Kansas Amid Double Murder Investigation
• Security Guard Shoots Armed Man During Argument At Gas Station
• Red Wings Top Flyers 6-3
• 33 Days Without Rain — What Does This Mean For California's Drought?
• Nuggets Impressive Rookie Bones Hyland Explains How Will Barton Encouraged Him Years Ago, Told Him 'You Gonna Be Nice'
• NBA Trade Deadline: Will Sixers' Ben Simmons Finally Be Traded?
• Miami Proud: Luther Campbell's Liberty City Optimist Club Recognized For Outstanding Commitment To Community
• Colorado Buffaloes Football Player Nico Magri Gets Rare Walk-On NIL Deal
• Survey: The Best (And Worst) Ways To Get Engaged
• Russia kicks off huge war games just over Ukraine's border in Belarus
• MLB Lockout Talks To Resume Saturday After 11-Day Break
• Police Commission Rips Chief Bill Scott; AG Rob Bonta Steps Into Heated Dispute Over Misconduct Investigations
• Britain's Prince Charles tests positive for COVID-19 for the 2nd time
• Expect More Cloud Cover Early, But Metroplex Temperatures Still Climb Into The 70s
• These are the best — and worst — states for life expectancy
• Williams Taking Over As Maryland's Defensive Coordinator
• Lee, Cizikas Lead Islanders To 6-3 Win Over Canucks
• This Year, Flowers And Other Items Cost A Little More For Valentine's Day; Those In The Know Explain Why
• Terrence Ross Is Reportedly Celtics' 'Primary Target' At Trade Deadline
• 1 Death In Wisconsin Linked To Listeria Outbreak Tied To Salads
• Bob Saget Died From Accidental Head Trauma, Medical Examiner Says
• UPDATE: Morning Commuters Using New Highway 101 Express Lanes On The Peninsula
• Tesla Issues 575K+ Vehicle Recall For Sounds Obscuring Pedestrian Warnings
• VP Harris To Meet With Newark Mayor On Lead Pipe Replacement Program
• Maryland Weather: Won't Feel Like February
• Kings Pull Away Late To Beat Timberwolves 132-119
• Pittsburgh Weather: Bitter Cold Temperatures Expected This Weekend
• Caught On Video: Brooklyn Gas Station Robbed At Gunpoint
• NYPD: Man Stabbed Teen On 1 Train In Washington Heights
• U.S. truckers plan convoy, perhaps in L.A. for Super Bowl, DHS warns
• Former MLB player Jeremy Giambi found dead at age 47
• U.S. Rep. Carlos Gimenez's Son Arrested For Slapping Miami Commissioner Alex de la Portilla
• Catholic Schools In Lake County And Most Of Suburban Cook County Moving To Mask-Optional Thursday
• Boys and Girls Club Gives Out Coats And Toys To Kids On Near West Side
• Crash Involving 2 Police Officers, Suspect Reported On South Side
• Dallas Stars Hit The Ice Running, With Power Plays That Give Them Edge Over Predators
• Body of woman found sitting at a table, 2 years after her death
• Upset New Yorkers Fume As Con Edison Bills Skyrocket
• Christian revival prompts walkout at West Virginia public high school
• CTA Bus Driver Attacked By Passenger In Noble Square
• Jeremy Giambi, Former Red Sox Player, Dies At 47
• Crypto, celebs and humor dominate this year's Super Bowl ads
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Morning Flurries, Chance For Snow Overnight
• North Versailles Dispatcher Accused Of Filming Police Officers In The Bathroom
• Police: Miami Lakes Father Kills Children Ages 12 & 9 Before Turning Gun On Self
• Olympic officials silent amid doping reports about star Russian skater
• The Rush For Roses: Navigating Supply And Demand Issues While Shopping For Valentine's Day
• Police: 36-Year-Old Modassar Khandaker Shot Dead Outside His Brooklyn Home
• Trial Begins For Man Accused Of Killing Former Pitt Star Dejuan Blair's Father
• Beechview Residents Say Saw Mill Run Boulevard Bridge Detour Is Causing Traffic Jams
• 'I Thought We Were In The River': Massive Water Main Break Causes Major Flooding In Kingsessing
• Return Of The Steelworker: The Pittsburgh Maulers Return As Part Of USFL Revival
• It Happens Here: Chocolate Therapy A 'Feel Good Place' In Framingham
• 'It Is Inappropriate And Unconstitutional:' Students At W. Va. Public High School Walk Out Due To Christian Revival
• COVID: Marin County Issues New Vaccination Mandate for First Responders Amid Dozens of Outbreaks
• Team USA's Nathan Chen wins figure skating gold at Beijing Games
• American Chloe Kim wins 2nd straight Olympic gold in women's halfpipe
• Pair Found Guilty In 2018 Murder-For-Hire Of Mountain View Chef Dominic Sarkar
• Jeremy Giambi, Former MLB Player, Dodgers Minor Leaguer, Dead At 47
• 'I Don't Understand It' – Santa Clara County's Decision Not To Lift Mask Mandate With Rest Of Bay Area Prompts Backlash
• Opponents Of Oakland School Closures Say Battle Far From Over After Board's Vote
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• Man Arrested For Threatening To Shoot Another Person Over Parking Space Dispute
• Pagan's Motorcycle Club Member Found Guilty Of Assaulting Pregnant Woman
• New York Weather: CBS2's 2/10 Thursday Morning Forecast

Videos from February 10, 2022

• The Uplift: A motel and a meaningful mentorship
• Democratic state senator applauds end of New York mask mandates
• Controversy swirls over Trump's handling of White House documents
• 11-year-old asks Biden to consider her for Supreme Court
• Brush fire forces evacuations in Laguna Beach
• Kentucky rebuilds two months after deadly tornadoes
• Russian figure skater reportedly fails drug test
• New book outlines Republican Party revolution
• Prince Charles tests positive for COVID
• British official on tough talks with Russia
• Russian drills with Belarus escalate Ukraine tensions
• Trucker protest in Canada cuts off critical trade routes
• Consumer prices surge as inflation hits 40-year high
• Russia holds military drills in Belarus
• 2/10: Red and Blue
• Taste With Tori: Earth - Bread + Brewery In Mount Airy
• Cities waiting for funds from infrastructure bill to start projects
• Financial markets take a hit under rising inflation rates
• House January 6 committee subpoenas former White House trade adviser Peter Navarro
• Arizona boy with autism going to college at 12 years old
• Hertz ordered to reveal data on car theft reports
• Former Airbnb executive on why he's moving to crypto market
• Are Roger Goodell and the NFL doing enough to change the league's culture?
• Washington calls Moscow's latest round of military drills "escalatory action"
• California wildfire sparks evacuees' romance
• Inflation rises to highest level in four decades
• Local Matters: California state senator discusses controversial school violence bill
• Drew Carey on the text ex-fiancée Amie Harwick sent two days before her death
• Tina Knowles-Lawson and Trell Thomas talk negative racial stereotypes and new docuseries
• Consumer prices hit highest levels in 40 years
• Trucker protests along Canada-U.S. border could spread
• Team USA's Nathan Chen wins Olympic gold in men's figure skating
• The Dish: LA's chef Kay Kay serves up sizzling Super Bowl snacks
• Preet Chandi becomes first woman of color to trek solo to South Pole
• MoneyWatch: Wall Street payouts, stock trade legislation and crypto Super Bowl ads
• Homeland Security warns that American truck drivers are planning a COVID-19 protest similar to Canada convoy
• WorldView: Family pushes for release of "Hotel Rwanda" hero from prison
• Tina Knowles-Lawson on new series "Profiled: The Black Man" and ending stereotypes
• Report: DOJ looking into former President Trump's classified White House documents
• More states phasing out mask mandates
• Security preparations from the air, ground and sea are underway for Super Bowl LVI
• 2/10: CBS News Mornings
• Parents of Bakari Henderson, American killed in Greece in 2017, renew fight for justice
• Russian military drills in Belarus raise fears of a pretense for invasion of neighboring Ukraine
• DHS says trucker protests could hit the U.S. with a convoy starting on Super Bowl Sunday
• More states roll back indoor mask mandates as average COVID-19 cases fall to 2022 low