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Articles from January 22, 2018

• Letter Allegedly Written By 1962 Alcatraz Island Escapee Surfaces
• Armed Robbers Who Targeted Card Game May Have Played Earlier
• Honor Farm Escapee Has Weston Ranch Residents On Edge
• CHP's Top 10 Areas In LA For Speeding Violations
• New Safety Concerns For Tesla Autopilot After Latest Crash
• Wiggins Carries Timberwolves To 126-118 Victory Over Clippers
• Officials Warn Of Thin Ice After Dog & Owner Escape Freezing Lake
• San Francisco Homeless Man Helps Save Gas Station Clerk From Strangler
• State Senators Push For 'Harm Reduction Facility' Bill
• Judge Allows Homeless To Sue Berkeley, Dismisses BART As Defendant
• Ohio Opioid Crisis Means More Organ Donors
• Hornets Top Kings 112-107
• Trump Signs Bill To Reopen Government
• Cubs Having Active Talks With Yu Darvish
• Michigan State Tops Illinois, 87-74
• Lawmaker Installs Hidden Camera In Response To Misconduct Allegations
• Bennet, Gardner Vote To End Government Shutdown With Deadlines To Meet
• Man Dies In Crash After Fleeing Police In Quincy
• Neil Diamond Retires From Touring After Parkinson's Diagnosis
• CBS4 Investigation: Hundreds Of DPD Crime Reports Downgraded
• Heavy Rain, Wind, Ice Could Cause Issues Tuesday
• Eagles Catching On As 'America's Team' As City Grabs Tourism Attention
• Trump Signs Bill Reopening Government
• TCU Upsets No. 7 WVU 82-73 After Falling Out Of Top 25
• Nearly $7K Super Bowl Package Includes Live Tailgate Performance
• 6 New Rules To Prevent Oscars Envelope Gaffe
• Eagles Fan Who Collided With Pole In Subway Is OK
• Cosby performs in public for first time since sex abuse scandal
• Fatal Police-Involved Shooting Under Investigation In Millville
• DeMarcus Cousins' Huge Night Lifts Pelicans Past Bulls In Double OT
• 300+ Flights Canceled At MSP Airport Due To Winter Storm
• Is The Current Legal Blood Alcohol Limit Too High?
• Minnie Mouse Gets Star Of Her Own On Hollywood Walk of Fame
• Officials: Father, 2 Young Children Die In Bridgeton Fire
• Girl Who Spent More Than 600 Days At Hopkins Receives Life-Saving Kidney Transplant
• Gasol, Evans Fuel Rally As Grizzlies Overcome Sixers 105-101
• Neil Diamond Diagnosed With Parkinson's, Retires From Touring
• Patriots Fan Spends Final Moments Watching AFC Championship With Family
• Some Eagles Fans Paying The Price After NFC Championship Win
• No. 14 Maryland Women Top No. 12 Ohio State In Big Ten Duel
• Missing Man Prompts El Dorado County Water Emergency
• Seen At 11: Is Your Virtual Assistant Letting Hackers Spy On You At Home?
• CBS2 Exclusive: Woman Speaks After Girl, 12, Allegedly Attacks Her With Bleach Bottle At Staten Island Mall
• 2 Investigators: The Unsolved 1956 Murder Of The Grimes Sisters
• Building A Team: LAFC Kicks Off With Its First Practice
• Cosby Jokes In 1st Show Since 2015 He 'Used To Be' Comedian
• Blackhawks' Struggles Continue With 2-0 Loss To Lightning
• Parents In Perris Torture Case Had Reality TV Aspirations
• 3 Firefighters Hurt, Dozens Evacuated As Flames Rip Through Bronx Apartment Building
• Parents, Teachers Sound Off About Cold Classrooms At Baltimore City School Board Meeting
• Study: Florida Motor Vehicle Laws Among Least Safe In U.S.
• San Jose Youth Pastor Accused Of Sending Explicit Images To 13-Year-Old
• Miami Police Searching For Missing Mentally Challenged Woman
• Heat Blow Big Early Lead, Fall To Rockets 99-90 In Houston
• Hoosiers Make Late Run Hold Up With 71-68 Win Over Maryland
• Bill Cosby Tells Stories At Club In 1st Show Since 2015
• 14-Year-Old Arrested, Accused Of Carjacking Elderly Woman
• Border Patrol Defends Arrest On Greyhound Bus Amid Outcry
• Stalock Stops 37 Shots, Wild Top Senators 3-1
• Trump Signs Bill Ending Three-Day Government Shutdown
• State Police Searching For Missing Teen From Uniontown
• Wildfires Force Dozens Of Families From Their Homes
• Trump Signs Short-Term Measure To Reopen U.S. Government
• Boston College Hockey Player Injured In 'Unprovoked Assault' At Restaurant
• Private Christian School Sued Over Teacher Sex Scandal
• Neil Diamond Announces Retirement In Wake Of Parkinson's Diagnosis
• Report: California Among Top-Ranked States For Highway Safety
• Youth-Led Non-Profit Helps Immigrants Apply For DACA
• Neil Diamond, Rock And Roll Hall of Famer, Has Parkinson's Disease
• Cosby Performs First Show Since 2015; Jokes He 'Used To Be' Comedian
• Vikings Fans Channel Heartbreak By Raising Money For Eagles Charity
• Diamond Says He Has Parkinson's, Retires From Touring
• Mrazek Makes 37 Saves As Red Wings Blank Devils
• N.J. State Sen. Vitale: Bills Vetoed By Christie Will See New Light
• Country Stars From Vegas Festival To Perform Grammy Tribute
• Weather Blog: Baltimore Highs 20 Degrees Above Normal Monday
• Pleasanton Teen Paralyzed In Wrestling Accident Celebrates Milestones
• Report: N.Y. Taxpayers Have Paid Over $10 Million To Settle State Government Sexual Harassment Cases
• Amid Customer Complaints Uber Forced To Share Data On Drunk Drivers
• Menlo Park Police Crack Down On Newly Restricted Turns
• Girl, 13, Shot In Leg
• President Trump Signs Bill To Reopen Government
• State Senator Says Bail Advocates Trying To Twist 'Me Too' Movement In Ads
• Astrologer Suggests January New Moon Could Lead To Financial Gain
• CHP Release Video Of Frightening DUI Driver Crash, Announce Crackdown
• Police: Suspect Stole $500 Worth Of Tide Detergent From Closter Store
• Neil Diamond Announces Retirement From Touring After Parkinson's Disease Diagnosis
• Flu Shuts Down Illinois Math And Science Academy
• Wine Country Residents Say Big Wineries Don't Pay Fair Share For Water
• Florida May Hand Out School Vouchers To Bullied Students
• Trump Signs Bill To End Government Shutdown
• Teacher Strips Naked On Elementary School Playground, Chases Nearby Students
• Bamba's 24 Points Lead Texas Over Iowa State 73-57
• Man changes story after saying his wife died during trip to Graceland
• Snow Keeps Some St. Paul Students At School For Hours Past Final Bell
• Cosby Jokes He 'Used To Be A Comedian' In First Public Performance Since 2015
• 5 Green Line Stations To Close For Crenshaw/LAX Line Construction
• 'Transformers' Leads The Way With 9 'Razzie' Nominations
• Kevin Spacey Cost Netflix An 'Unexpected' $39 Million
• House Fire In Glen Burnie Displaces Family
• Growing San Francisco Rat Infestation Creates Huge Demand For Exterminators
• LIRR President Explains How Railroad Has Been Plagued For Months
• Shooting Victim Found Dead In Lincoln-Lemington Apartment
• Six Masked Suspects Sought In Armed Robbery Of Stockton Jewelry Store
• EB 210 Closed In Claremont After Fatal Wrong-Way Crash
• New Program Helps Stroke Patients Get Emergency Specialty Treatment
• You Are Still More Likely To Die In a Hospital On The Weekend
• Giants Sign Outfielder Austin Jackson
• Cosby Jokes In 1st Show Since 2015 He 'Used To Be' Comedian
• 7 Beaches Closed After Millions Of Gallons Of Sewage Spill Into Monterey Bay
• Trump Hits Solar Panels, Washing Machines With Tariffs
• Wistar Institute Receives $1.4M Grant To Develop Vaccine For Malaria
• Man Accused In Antioch Crash That Killed 2 Girls Related To Victims' Family
• Skydiver killed after falling onto roof in Southern California
• $10,000 Reward Offered For Stolen Beverly Hills Dog
• Whitney Young Library Getting $12 Million Makeover
• Body Of 83-Year-Old Man Missing Over The Weekend Found
• Man Critically Injured In Shooting Inside Wendy's At Edgewood Towne Centre
• Trump Imposes Steep Tariffs On Solar Panels, Washing Machines
• Shock Jock Don Imus To Retire From His Morning Show In March
• Republicans Vow To Appeal Pa. Supreme Court Decision To Throw Out District Voting Maps
• Eddie DeBartolo An Owner Again? Carmen Policy Thinks It's Possible
• Judge Tosses Lawsuit By Long Beach Residents Seeking Return Of Sandy Relief Money
• Dallas Co. GOP Seeks To Remove 128 Democratic Candidates From Ballot
• Report: Cubs To Sign Catcher Chris Gimenez
• Woman Called Inspiration For Rosie The Riveter Dies At 96
• Wisconsin Tribe Sues To Block Michigan Gold Mine
• Troy Police Searching For Suspect After Vehicle Shot On I-75
• MacArthur: Booker 'Has Moved Markedly To The Left In The Last 12 Months'
• Speaker Johnson On Possible Future Mayoral Run: 'You Can Never Say Never'
• 20 Best Places To Eat Pies In Los Angeles
• Demonstrators March For Husband Of Woman In Sanctuary
• Governor Murphy Signs Order Calling For New Jersey Transit Audit
• Netflix Adds Record 8 Million Subscribers Despite Price Hike
• Caught On Camera: Thieves Use Kids In Orchestrated Santa Cruz Toy Store Heist
• 'These Tickets Aren't Cheap': Patriots Players Flooded With Super Bowl Requests
• Family Sues Cops Over Man's Death In Swatting Hoax
• Joseph, Rudolph, Smith Named Pro Bowl Replacements
• Study: Patients Are Still More Likely To Die In A Hospital On The Weekend
• Vikings Already Moving Forward After Crushing Loss To Eagles
• Is New England Patriots QB Tom Brady 'One Of Us?'
• Warming Up After Winter Blast
• Tips Sought To Locate Fugitive Wanted On Multiple Warrants [PHOTOS]
• Preventing 'La La Land': New Rules Aimed At Stopping Another Embarrassing Oscar Flub
• I-35 Shut Down In Southern Minnesota Due To Blizzard Conditions
• Bank Of America Tightens Free-Checking Rules
• Megyn Kelly Blasts Jane Fonda: Her Name Is 'Synonymous With Outrage'
• Survivors slam MSU for response to Nassar complaints
• Third NYCHA Official Replaced After Report Detailing Bogus Inspections
• Skydiver Killed In Perris After Falling On Roof Of Home
• Government Shutdown Benches Federal Workforce
• Wrongfully Imprisoned Back Of The Yards Man Released
• Levine: As Cubs Seek Free-Agent Pitcher, Alex Cobb Seems Like Best Bet
• How Marilyn Hartman Got Past O'Hare Security
• Government Shutdown Impact Felt Among Nearly 150,000 Federal Workers In Maryland
• Pa. Attorney General Stands Up For State's Medical Marijuana Law
• Pence: U.S. embassy in Jerusalem to open by next year
• Witness: Deer Was 'So Exhausted' Before Being Rescued
• Trump signs bill to reopen government -- live updates
• Winter Storm Slams Southern Minn.; High Winds, Low Visibility Overnight
• One's Diet As A Baby Could Determine Future Brain Function, Experts Say
• Facebook Launches Contest To Boost Internet Security
• Animal Hoarding Discovery: 400 Pigeons, 150 Roosters And Hens, 13 Horses
• Jesuit Dallas Closes For 2 Days Due To Flu
• Cowboys Reportedly Hire Ex-Seahawks D-Coordinator Richard
• Elevated Lead Levels In Test Results Not A Cause For Alarm, PWSA Says
• Mixed Reaction To New Call For Bridge-Tunnel Combination Across Long Island Sound
• The return of a Hollywood legend: Steve McQueen's Mustang
• Republicans Propose Bill To Require Ultrasounds Before Abortions
• César Duarte es buscado en varias ciudades de EU
• Get Marty: Woman Asks For Refund For Luggage That 'Looked Like It Was Set On Fire'
• Luchadores dan una función a favor de niños que perdieron a sus padres en el sismo de 19 de septiembre pasado.
• New York Giants Hire Shurmur As Next Head Coach
• Congress buys time on immigration with vote to reopen government
• Car-Share Program Could Cost Drivers Parking Spots In Brooklyn
• Historia de Ferdinand Moreno, un hombre encontró trabajo en una empresa de seguridad no certificada, en la que describen que usan armas de juguete para protegerse ante delincuentes.
• Eagles Fans Find Hangover Relief At 'City Hydration'
• En Tiempo Real: México registró la cifra más alta de homicidios desde que las autoridades comenzaron el registro
• With Temperature Swings, Potholes Causing Problems Earlier Than Usual
• Todo En Uno: El 2017 año más violento en Mexico en décadas
• Grosse Pointe Park Man Convicted In Body Parts Dealing Scheme
• Winter Storm Causes Messy Commute In Metro
• For New Yorkers There's Nothing Super About Watching Eagles, Pats Play For Title
• Salaam's Heisman Trophy Sells For Nearly $400,000 At Auction
• Air Force Academy Alumni Honored 50 Years After Death
• Man Who Took Off From Sacramento Dies In Small Plane Crash
• Super Bowl To Drive Ride Sharing Demand
• Cambridge Police Commissioner Is Diehard Eagles Fan
• Former Versailles Fire Chief Held For Trial On Charges Of Having Sex With Minor
• Princess Eugenie announces engagement to Jack Brooksbank
• Stars Shine At Private Screening Of 'The Root Of Happiness' Film In SoHo
• Delta Airlines Tightens Rules On Service, Emotional Support Animals
• Carollo To Keep Miami Commissioner Seat Following Judge's Ruling
• Suspect Surrenders In Shooting That Left 3-Year-Old Boy Dead
• 2 Charged In Baltimore Cop Corruption Scandal Go On Trial
• Devin McCourty On WFAN: You Don't Ever Doubt Tom Brady
• Emanuel: O'Hare Ready To Cooperate With Stricter TSA Scrutiny
• Father Of South Florida Native Ryan Shazier Using Prayer, Positive Messages To Uplift His Son
• Teen With 10-Pound Tumor On Face Dies In Hospital
• CBS4 Sports Poll
• Maketa Re-Trial Begins Soon With Jury Selection
• Trump approves tariffs on foreign solar panels
• Man Found Dead After Hours-Long SWAT Standoff In Dade Home
• Keller @ Large: Eagles Fans Work Hard To Be Most Hated
• 13-Year-Old Charged In Miami Beach Hit & Run
• Polish-Born Michigan Doctor Jailed By Immigration Agents
• Ravens' Benjamin Watson Named Walter Payton Man Of The Year Finalist
• What Are The Odds Of The Eagles Winning The Super Bowl?
• Sweet Pup With Prosthetic Limb Ready For Adoption
• Giants Officially Name Pat Shurmur Head Coach
• Sweet! Museum Of Ice Cream Extends Stay In Miami Beach
• Getaway Guide To Winter Museum Crawls
• A-Listers & Hall Of Famers All In To Help Students, Raise $700K
• Wedding Photos Recovered From Alleged Scam Artist Stuck In Bureaucratic Limbo, Couples Say
• Cubs Officially Bring Brian Duensing Back On 2-Year Deal
• This Year's Stock Show 2nd Highest Attendance In History
• Female Empowerment Takes Center Stage At SAG Awards
• George W. Bush's Favorable Rating Has Pulled A Complete 180
• GRAMMYS 2018: Madison Square Garden Readies For Grammy Awards
• Jury Selection Begins In Corruption Trial Of Former Cuomo Aide
• Jury Selection Begins For Man Charged With Shooting Philly Officer In Name Of ISIS
• State Police Launch Investigation Into Payroll Discrepancies
• Report: Browns Hire Todd Haley As Offensive Coordinator
• Real ID Application Process Opens At California DMV Offices
• Colorado Supreme Court Backs Dismissal Of Abortion Lawsuit
• 2 women fall from separate Carnival cruise ship balconies
• Skier Dead After Avalanche In Southwestern Colorado
• Sources: Quarrel Over Drugs Led To Shooting That Wounded 3 Near Herald Square
• Wisc. officers on paid leave after shooting of fleeing man
• Jury Selection Begins For Accused RTD Officer Murderer
• Olivia Munn denies Chris Pratt dating rumors
• Woman admits killing kids after husband filed for divorce
• Netflix subscriptions jump, driving growth
• Hearing On Turnaround Plans For Some DISD Campuses
• HealthWatch: Pediatricians Call For Improved Nutrition In First 1,000 Days of Life
• HealthWatch: Could Getting Breathed On Give You The Flu?
• State Supreme Court Tosses Congressional District Map, Orders New One To Be Drawn
• Missouri Governor Not Resigning, Calls Extramarital Affair 'Consensual'
• Bacardi downs Patron in a $5.1 billion deal
• Amazon opening "Go" store with no cashiers or checkout lines
• Cardinals Hire Panthers D-Coordinator Wilks As Head Coach
• Top Gymnastics Board Members Resign In Wake Of Abuse Case
• Police: Suspect Wanted For Opening Fire On Driver On I-95
• Family Remembers Murdered Teen As 'Bright, Caring Spirit'
• Mental Evaluation Requested For Suspect In Parkway East Rampage
• Why Blashill Is In Favor Of The NHL's Loser Point
• Netflix Says It Added A Record 8 Million Subscribers
• Gov. Dayton Issues Executive Order To Help Drivers Stranded Amid Blizzard
• Razzies Nominations: Mock Awards 'Honor' Worst Movies And Actors Of 2017
• Giants Hire Vikings OC Shurmur As Head Coach
• Out-Of-Town Drivers Banned From Using Leonia As Shortcut To George Washington Bridge
• Miami-Dade Police Officer Injured In Overnight Crash
• Man Charged With Punching Horse Before Vikings-Eagles Game
• U.S. Embassy To Open In Jerusalem By End Of 2019, VP Says
• Milwaukee Bucks fire head coach Jason Kidd
• 3 USA Gymnastics Officials Resign As Sentencing For Team's Former Doctor Continues
• Colorado State Unveils New 'State Pride' Basketball Uniforms
• Teen Held In Fatal Stillwater Shooting Released
• Rob Gronkowski's Concussion - What's Next In His Recovery
• Gov. Murphy Signs Order Calling For NJ TRANSIT Audit
• Landslide Brings Down Tree In Robinson Twp.
• 'Hamilton' Tickets Officially Sold Out
• Netflix Adds A Record 8 Million Subscribers In 4th Quarter
• Rand Paul 911 call audio from his assault is released
• Man Charged With Punching Horse, Officer Before Eagles Game
• Milwaukee Bucks Dismiss Kidd After Recent Slide
• 'True Blood' Star & Oscar Winner Anna Paquin Talks New Series 'Bellevue'
• BCA IDs Officer Who Fatally Shot Knife-Wielding Man
• 6 Yankees, 1 Met Make Baseball America Top 100 Prospects List
• Woman Shot, Just About A Block From Police Chief's Home
• I-70 Reopens In Eastern Colorado
• Mexican Uber Driver In US Illegally Charged With 4 Rapes
• Tesla In Autopilot Mode Hits Fire Truck; No Injuries Reported
• 2 Women Plead Guilty In Bloomington Homicide
• Ex-Fiat Chrysler Exec Pleads Guilty In UAW Payoff Scheme
• Minnie Mouse Finally Receives Star Of Her Own On Hollywood Walk Of Fame
• Vermont governor signs legalized pot bill into law
• Skyway Jumper May Be Connected To Woman's Death
• Author Stephen King Likes Yinz Guys' Accent
• Tigers Announce 2018 Promotional Giveaways
• Philly Fire Department Distributes Fire Safety Checklists To Restaurants Citywide
• Amazon Opens "Go" Store With No Cashiers Or Checkout Lines
• Is This The Most Detestable Super Bowl Ever?
• Within 4 Years, Family Of 1-Year-Old Who Died Investigated 6 Times
• Texas grass fires burn hundreds of acres, prompt evacuations
• Music Exec Says Hip-Hop Should Dominate At Upcoming Grammys
• Rupert Murdoch says Facebook should pay up for news
• Keidel: Why The Patriots Are Back In The Super Bowl... Again
• Why The Patriots Are Back In The Super Bowl ... Again
• Keidel: Why The Patriots Are Back In The Super Bowl ... Again
• Mike Valenti: Rooting For The Pistons To Lose
• South Pasadena Honors Memory Of Murdered 5-Year-Old With Memorial Bench
• Harris, Progressives Fume After Vote To End Government Shutdown
• Pittsburgh Named One Of Best Cities In United States By National Geographic
• Charlie McAvoy Out 2 Weeks After Being Treated For Abnormal Heart Rhythm
• 2 Fort Carson Soldiers Killed In Helicopter Crash Identified
• SF DA Won't File Charges Against Transgender Woman Arrested In Domestic Violence Case
• Belmont Police Search For Shooting Suspect Still At Large
• Baltimore Police Release Video Of Officer-Involved Shooting
• Mexican Uber Driver In US Illegally Charged With 4 Rapes
• 5 missing after drilling rig explodes in Oklahoma
• Mark Dantonio Announces Hiring Of Don Treadwell To Spartan Coaching Staff
• Suspect accepts plea deal in death of Holly Bobo
• 'Stranger Things' Star Agrees To Officiate Illinois Wedding
• Infant Social Security Numbers Are For Sale On The Dark Web
• Reports: Highly Contagious Dog Flu Spreading Across The U.S.
• Pope Francis to Davos: Build "inclusive" societies
• Fans Behaving Badly: Pats, Eagles Bring Out Worst In Fans [VIDEOS]
• Jury Selection For Cosby Retrial To Begin March 29
• Police respond to Texas high school shooting
• 2 Teens Accused Of Setting Cat On Fire Arrested
• Stocks rise after deal to end government shutdown
• Democrats Push for Congressman Meehan To Resign After Sexual Harassment Claim
• No Travel Advised In South Central Minnesota, Already A Foot Of Snow Reported
• Man Found Dead On Q Train On Upper East Side
• Police Seek Suspects Wanted For A Number Of Recent Baltimore Co. Burglaries
• Councilman Wants Corner Named For Soldier Killed Saving Lives During Bronx Fire
• Cops: Fla. woman left child in car while shoplifting
• Death Spurs Lawmakers To Look At Airboat Operators
• LeSean McCoy: Little Chip Kelly Is 'With The Kids Where He Belongs'
• Woman Missing In Gulf Of Mexico After Falling From Cruise Ship
• Minneapolis, St. Paul Declare Snow Emergencies Amid Winter Storm
• Jury Selection For Bill Cosby's Retrial Slated For March 29
• Beset By Traffic Via Navigation Apps, Town Restricts Access
• Former PHA Police Chief Puts Eagles Pride On Display In 'Enemy Territory'
• Family heartbroken after ICE detains Michigan doctor
• Man Charged With Punching Horse, Officer Before Eagles Game
• 3 Board Members Quit USA Gymnastics As More Victims Speak
• Titans Introduce Mike Vrabel As New Head Coach
• Gary Couple, Married 60 Years, Dies In Fire
• TSA Requiring More Scrutiny Of Air Cargo From 5 Mostly Muslim Countries
• Boy dies after doctors remove 10-pound tumor from his face
• Mo'Nique calls for Netflix boycott, alleging bias
• Ohio Man Accused Of Ramming Pittsburgh FBI Gate Pleads Guilty
• Preckwinkle Supports Legalizing Marijuana In Illinois
• USA Gymnastics Board Members Resign In Wake Of Doctor Sex Abuse Scandal
• Hopkins Police Seek Suspects In Holiday Gas Station Robbery
• Nassar Victim Says Michigan State Billing Her For Sexually Abusive 'Treatment'
• Court strikes down Pennsylvania's gerrymandered congressional map
• Disturbing photo of former home of couple in captivity case
• Kardashian And Jenner Sisters Pose In Their Underwear [PHOTOS/VIDEO]
• Doctors Talk Heart Health During GutwiZdom's 'Every Heart Matters' Live Event
• Baltimore Moms Teach Each Other How To Be Successful Entrepreneurs
• Email sent to MSU community from Pres. Lou Anna K. Simon
• Blackhawks Activate Artem Anisimov From Injured Reserve
• Titans Introduce Mike Vrabel As Their Latest Head Coach
• Pylesville Pit Bulls Maul Neighbor's Dog, 2 Years After Another Deadly Attack
• Persons of interest sought after Fla. mall “explosives” scare
• Every Museum You Can Get In For Free During 'Museums Free-For-All' (January 28)
• Celebrities Grateful To Crews Cleaning Up Montecito
• Purple Heart Returned To WWII Soldier's Family
• USA Gymnastics board members resign amid abuse scandal
• Pennsylvania Court Throws Out Congressional Boundaries
• Heat Lamp Likely Caused Barn Fire That Killed Baby Goats
• Authorities Begin Removing Homeless From OC Encampment
• Detroit Dad Bound Over For Trial For Murder Of 8-Month-Old Son
• Serial Stowaway Artist Marilyn Hartman Sneaks Onto Chicago-To-London Flight
• Vegas Police Return with Chewbacca In a Brand New Star Wars-Themed PSA
• US Orders Extra Air Cargo Screening For Flights From Mideast
• New Hampshire Senators Helped On Agreement To Reopen Government
• Fewer Suicides On Golden Gate Bridge With Officer Patrols
• Flights Canceled, Delayed At DIA In Aftermath Of Storm
• Kentucky Falls Out Of AP Top 25 Poll For 1st Time Since 2014
• More Cougar Sightings In DuPage County?
• Warren, Markey Vote Against Deal To Reopen Government
• 3 Board Members Quit USA Gymnastics As More Victims Speak
• Donate Canned Food, Get A Free Lift Ticket
• Pence calls Stormy Daniels allegations against Trump "baseless," hails end to shutdown
• Live: White House briefing January 22, 2018
• Time For Jan Wahl's Oscar Predictions
• CEOs upbeat on outlook for global economy
• Senate Leaders Agree On Plan To Reopen Government
• Comeback Required Much More Than Brady And Belichick, And Other Leftover Patriots Thoughts
• MacKinnon: 'No One Expected Us' To Be A Possible Playoff Team
• Gymnast: MSU still billing for Larry Nassar appointments
• Wareham Woman Killed In New Bedford Stabbing Overnight
• Facebook Admits Social Media Can 'Corrode Democracy'
• Nick Foles Goes From Backup To Championship Game Hero
• Animal Friends Lowers Adoption Fees To $52 For Super Bowl Weekend
• Yes Vikings Fans, That Really Happened
• Playful Pandas Are Having Wintry Weather Fun at the Toronto Zoo
• Goodwill Returns Valuable Coins Not Meant To Be Donated
• Jason Witten Added To Pro Bowl Roster
• Missing Rocklin Man's Pickup Truck Found
• Authorities: Fugitive Fatally Shot By Michigan State Police
• Mychal Kendricks: The Invisible Glue That Kept Eagles Together
• Police Return Stolen Quilt To Its Rightful Owner; 2 Taken Into Custody
• U Of M Student Robbed At Gunpoint On Twin Cities Campus
• Philly Police Report Few Problems During Celebration Of Eagles Win
• Schmeelk: If Knicks Don't Fix Defense Soon, Kiss Playoffs Goodbye
• Atlantic City Longs For Sports Betting, Action On Eagles
• Deaths of billionaire couple remains a tantalizing mystery
• Donut Shop Creates Tide Pods You Can Safely Eat
• Amazon Opens First Cashier-Free Grocery Store
• Police Officer Plays Piano For 93-Year-Old Robbery Victim
• Atlantic City Longs For Sports Betting, Action On Eagles
• Railroad Accidents & Injuries
• Police: EMT dies after ambulance driver falls asleep, crashes
• California DMV begins offering Real ID driver's license applications
• US Bound Cargo From Muslim Countries To Get Extra Screening
• Sledders Hit Ruby Hill To Celebrate Weekend Snow
• 1,000+ Acre Grass Fire In Parker County; Some Evacuations Ordered
• Grammys: Watch the Best Music Video nominees
• Crews Working 12-Hour Shifts To Remove Barges From Emsworth Locks & Dam
• Senate To Vote To End Government Shutdown
• Ocean County Prosecutor Warning: Facebook Chat Leads To Aggravated Sex Assault, Endangering Charge
• Police, SWAT Team Come Up Empty In Attempt To Arrest Man Accused Of Assaulting His Mother
• Hall & Oates, Train Kicking Off Co-Headlining Tour At Golden 1 Center In May
• Interview: Kimbra Is Waiting And Ready
• Detroit Man Faces Trial In Death Of 8-Month-Old Son
• Michael Kopech, Luis Robert, Jake Burger Among 22 Non-Roster Invitees To White Sox Spring Training
• Mercer County Is Your Destination For Your Romantic Winter Getaway
• Patriots Fans Buy Up 'AFC Champions' Gear Fast
• Gordon Hayward Hitting Stand-Still Threes In New Video
• One Dead After Officer-Involved Shooting In Irving
• Michigan State Climbs To No. 6 In New AP Poll, Michigan Falls To 25
• Man Arrested For DUI After Mistaking Bank Drive-Thru For Taco Bell
• Cochran Sentenced To Life In Prison For Murdering Zoe Hastings
• Franklin Regional H.S. Stabbing Suspect Sentenced To 23-60 Years
• Boy Pulled From SW Dade Canal Has Died
• Vikings Fan Starts GoFundMe For Eagles Charity
• Michigan Avenue Gets Red Light Cameras At Two Intersections
• Police: Teen Steals School Bus, Crashes Into Parked Car
• Report: Jets Set To Promote Bates To Offensive Coordinator
• Want To Follow The Pats To Minnesota? Super Bowl Tickets Will Cost You
• Emma: Matt Nagy Worked With Open Mind In Hiring Bears Coaching Staff
• Fans Line Up Overnight In Sub-Freezing Temps For 'Hamilton' Tickets
• POST SEASON HUDDLE – Kamari Richardson - Carol City
• Billerica Police Post Extra Officers At Shawsheen Tech After Threat
• Economic Planning: 5 Ways To Prepare For A Downturn
• Hidden camera shows Nazi-clad group celebrating Hitler
• 7-on-7 Football: Strong Arm Is Loaded Again
• Police: 19-Year-Old Strikes Tree While Skiing, Dies
• From songwriter to singer, Julia Michaels puts her pain to paper
• Paramedics, Firefighters Help Hawthorn Woods Woman Deliver Baby At Home
• Lindsay Lohan's Hockey-Playing Cousin Punched At Restaurant
• The Patriots Are Giving Away Confetti From The AFC Championship Celebration
• Halsey's Women's March Speech Moved People Around The World
• Ray Didinger: 'Believe Me, Eagles Have A Shot' To Win Super Bowl
• Insurer's lab tests help design protections from disaster
• Girl, 15, Hurt In Texas School Shooting; 16-Year-Old Student In Custody
• Keidel: Foles, Eagles Have Played Underdog Role To A T
• Foo Fighters Add Denver Stop To Expanded Tour Dates
• 16-Year-Old In Custody, 15-Year-Old Hurt In Texas School Shooting
• 6th Annual Home Plate Gala
• White Sox Place 5 Players In Baseball America's Top 100 Prospect List
• Patriots-Jaguars AFC Championship Game Highest-Rated Program Since Super Bowl LI
• Woman in dismemberment case linked to similar cold case
• 'Pied Pods' Are One Way To Take The 'Tide Pod Challenge' and Stay Safe
• Velodrome Brings Indoor Cycling To Metro Detroiters
• During Disney Trip, Man's Service Dog Becomes Best Friends With 'Pluto'
• Patriots' Defense Key To Another Postseason Comeback
• Fayette Co. Funeral Home Director Charged With Stealing $280K From Clients
• Hall & Oates, Train Summer Tour To Stop In Pittsburgh
• [VIDEO] This Guy Can't Stop Laughing At His Friends Trying To Snowboard
• New Rules In Place To Prevent Another Oscars Envelope Flub
• Three Tigers Crack Baseball America's Top 100 Prospects For 2018
• White House Aide Defends Anti-Immigrant Trump Campaign Ad
• Amazon Debuts Cashier-Less Store
• I-70 Closure Disrupts Travel Plans For Some Coloradans
• Baffoe: Bulls, Blackhawks Not Going According To Plan
• Police: Man Hits Trooper, Horse As Officers Try To Disperse Crowd Outside Linc
• Air Force Sporting Events Grounded Due To Government Shutdown
• Police: Raid Yields Guns, Drugs, 2 Arrests In Baltimore
• Parts of the Deep South under threat of severe storms
• Statue Of Liberty, Ellis Island Reopen Amid Shutdown
• 10 Best Winter Restaurant Week Menus In NYC
• Super Bowl LII Tickets Set To Be The Costliest Ever
• Apple Partners With Malala Yousafzai To Fund Girls' Education
• New Rules Govern Handling Of Oscar Envelopes
• California DMV Begins Offering Real ID Driver's License Applications
• Philanthropists Donate $100 Million To 2 Boston Hospitals
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