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On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- what we're learning tonight about those concerning news COVID strains being identified here in the United States. Also -- how a dedicated group of veterans drove 1500 miles -- from Virginia to Texas -- to help out in the aftermath of the catastrophic storm and power outages that impacted so many in the Lone Star State.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after the FDA's announcement that the one dose COVID vaccine from Johnson and Johnson is effective, how soon could it ship out? Also -- how the animals at a special sanctuary in Texas are bonding with kids as part of a unique form of therapy.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- more on Tiger Woods' condition tonight after the golf great sustained multiple injuries in a car crash earlier today in California. CBS News is outside the hospital where Woods was rushed into surgery with the latest on his status after the frightening accident. Also -- after the crippling statewide power outages in Texas, the new worries in that state over housing and food insecurities stemming from the disaster.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- as America surpasses half a million deaths from coronavirus, more tonight on the race to vaccinate even more Americans in the wake of last week's winter weather disruptions. Also -- after months of bleak news during this pandemic, Norah O'Donnell has a look at the many reasons to now be hopeful.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the clean-water crisis in the South as Texas and neighboring states deal with water supply issues stemming from the record-breaking winter storm a few days ago. Also -- Steve Hartman goes "On the Road" to meet a man whose backyard ice rink is helping local kids make it through the long, dark winter. 

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the growing crisis in Texas as residents of the state grapple with broken pipes and empty store shelves -- and the controversy surrounding Senator Ted Cruz and his recent trip to Mexico. Also -- the latest on the historic Mars landing of the Rover known as "Perseverance." 

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- with so many Texans still in the dark, why the Governor of that state is ordering an investigation into the management of the state power grid. Also -- after authorities seize millions of counterfeit face masks right here in the US, how you can tell if your own coronavirus PPE might be a fake.

On tonight's CBS Evening News -- Norah O'Donnell sits down with Bill Gates for an in-depth conversation about climate change, the pandemic, and what he predicts will happen with COVID-19 vaccinations in the future. Also -- how a restauranteur in Chicago is paying it forward to help feed others during this frigid winter in the Windy City.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the winter storm wreaking havoc on parts of the country -- with Texas seeing its coldest temperatures in decades, what yet another storm system could bring to the northeast later this week. Also -- the creative ways in which residents of New Orleans are keeping the excitement and spirit of Mardi Gras alive this year -- even in the age of social distancing.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast, the CDC issues official guidelines on how America's schools can reopen for in-person learning -- what they're advising on teacher vaccinations and why it's not a "one size fits all" solution. And, "On the Road" with a story perfect for Valentine's Day -- how one couple is keeping their love alive in COVID times -- even with an international border separating them -- next on the CBS Evening News.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- a look at all the day's developments in the impeachment trial of former President Trump -- why House Managers say the former President's words and actions were directly related to last month's siege on the Capitol. Also -- the treacherous winter weather around the country -- the CBS Evening News is in Fort Worth, Texas tonight at the scene of that massive car pileup involving over 100 vehicles.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the dramatic new images from the siege on the Capitol -- what did Senators make of it on the second day of former President Trump's impeachment, and is it enough to change anyone's mind? Also -- what we're learning about a new, experimental treatment option for COVID-19 that could help prevent serious illness.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast --- the latest from Capitol Hill as the historic second impeachment trial of former President Trump is now officially underway. Also -- with one suspect now in custody, what caused a man to open fire at a Minnesota medical clinic earlier today? 

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- as more Americans race to get vaccinated for COVID-19, new worries on those concerning mutations of the virus -- how soon could that UK variant become the dominant strain here in the US? Also -- COVID-19 vaccine scams; how unscrupulous parties are using social media to try and sell coronavirus vaccines while extracting your personal health information to sell on the black market.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- Norah O'Donnell has a look ahead to her interview with President Biden -- how he says his administration plans on tackling the pandemic in his first TV interview since taking office. Also -- as people gather nationwide, concerns grow that the Super Bowl could be a super spreader event.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- A disturbing new report finds some brands of baby food contain toxic heavy metals. Also -- the series "Women and The Pandemic" -- Why one powerful group of women are calling for the government to pay at-home mothers.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- details on the video that has surfaced surrounding the Minneapolis police officers charged in the death of George Floyd -- the latest accusations being made about one of the officers. Also -- the series "Women and The Pandemic" -- clearing up the false rumors about the coronavirus vaccine and fertility.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the latest on the investigation into the shooting in Florida that killed two FBI agents and left three others wounded. Also -- the series "Women and The Pandemic" -- why are women facing more significant job losses during the pandemic than men?

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- the monster storm pummeling the Northeast today -- with power outages and flight cancellations -- all the latest on the powerful system impacting many Americans on this first day of February. Also -- "Women and The Pandemic" -- the new series kicking off tonight with a look at pregnant women and coronavirus vaccines.

On tonight's CBS Evening News podcast -- after today's positive news from Johnson and Johnson on a possible third coronavirus vaccine, why Dr. Fauci is warning that America needs to pick up the pace of vaccinations in response to the mutant COVID strains. Also -- a look at the issue of vaccine disparity around the country - why are people of color getting fewer shots than white Americans despite having a higher death rate from coronavirus?