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Articles from January 10, 2019

• 22-Year-Old Davis Police Officer Natalie Corona Killed In Shooting
• Gov. Newsom Offers $144B Budget, Sees Big Surplus
• Tinder Vs. Talking: Singles Try Speed Dating In Age Of Online Dating
• Body Found On 405 Freeway In OC
• Aeromexico Flight Diverted, Delayed For Hours At Oakland Airport
• Guiding Hands School Set To Close Following Death Of Student With Autism
• Woman's Mission To Help Homeless Comes From Experience
• Female Police Officer Investigating Traffic Collision Shot, Critically Injured in Davis
• Air Traffic Controllers Warn of Shutdown-Caused Disruptions, Delays
• Some Colorado Representatives Not Taking Paychecks During Shutdown
• Elway: Vic Fangio 'As Good Of A Football Coach As You Can Find'
• Sharks Get Late Goals to Rally Past Golden Knights
• Hield Scores 18 As Kings Defeat Griffin-Less Pistons 112-102
• Nikola Jokic Notches Triple-Double, Nuggets Rout Clippers 121-100
• Friends Rally To Help Mother Battling Rare Disorder
• Business Donates Trash Disposal To Help Clean Up Rocky Mountain National Park
• Alpine Bank To Offer Furloughed Employees A Paycheck Starting Next Week
• Chicago Candidate For Alderman Claims Incumbent Is Stealing Campaign Signs
• Westminster Officer, Suspect Hurt After Disturbance At Shopping Center
• Rocky Flats Controversy Continues: Activists Want Details On Inquiry Into Ex-Nuke Weapons Plant
• Zucker, Wild Hold On To Beat Jets 3-2
• Woman Brought To Tears By Thank You Note After Act Of Kindness
• How Long Will The Snowless Winter In Boston Continue?
• South Side Crash Leaves Four Injured Including Two Children
• Maryland Senators Call For End To Government Shutdown
• Residents Speak Up At Baltimore County Town Hall
• Robert Morris Finishes Strong To Beat St. Francis 52-49
• Nebraska Beats Penn State For School-Record 20th Straight Home Win
• World War II Veteran Finally Getting Roof Fixed After Living Under Blue Tarp Since Hurricane Irma
• 'The Series Is Trash TV': R. Kelly's Attorney Speaks Out On Sexual Abuse Allegations In Recent Docuseries
• Gwyneth Paltrow Brings Ex-Husband Chris Martin, Children On Honeymoon With New Husband Brad Falchuk
• Tri-State Federal Workers In Dire Financial Straits As Government Shutdown Enters Third Week
• Small Acts Of Kindness Emerging For Furloughed Federal Employees Amid Shutdown
• Discarded Christmas Trees Creating Sanitation Backlog On Streets Of NYC
• Hazardous Conditions For People, Pets As Bitter Blast Hits Region
• Spenger's Fish Grotto 'Prop' Revealed To Be Rare Japanese Vase
• Nancy Pelosi slams Steve Mnuchin for "wasting" lawmakers' time
• Oakland School District Officials Grapple With Budget Shortfall, Declining Enrollment
• Sheriff: Jayme Closs Found Alive In Wisconsin, Suspect Arrested
• Mayor Tubbs: Possible CSU Stockton Campus Would Bring Jobs To Community
• Suspicious Package At LAPD HQ In Downtown Prompts Evacuation
• Scott Oberg, Rockies Agree To $1.3M, 1-Year Contract
• 'Fam' Premiere Watch Party Held At CBS3 Studios
• Police Investigating Allegations Of 'Inappropriate Contact' By Evanston Township High School Employee
• Crews Battle 2-Alarm House Fire In Wilkinsburg
• Cambridge On Alert After Homicide In Popular Park
• Police: Minneapolis Teen Fatally Shot In Fridley
• 'Best Seat In The House': Mark Rosen Signs Off After 50 Years
• North Texas Neighbors Say After-School Pickup Process A Mess 'I'm A Hostage In My Own House'
• Gov. Jared Polis Outlines Big Plans In First State Of The State Address
• Greg Bird, Yankees Avoid Arbitration With 1-Year, $1.2 Million Contract
• Police: Dad Crashes While Doing Doughnuts; Man, 2 Children Hospitalized
• Tavares Scores Twice As Maple Leafs Top Devils
• 'Double-Doink' Helps Flyers Beat Stars To End 8-Game Skid
• Bailey Scores Late To Lift Isles Over Rangers Yet Again
• Tarrant County Republicans Vote Not To Oust Muslim Vice Chairman
• Weather Blog: Chilly Winds And A Coating Of Snow
• Police Investigating High School Students Hacking System, Charging Others For Better Grades
• 'I Can Smile': Low-Income Seniors Benefit From Delta Dental Grant
• Gov. DeSantis To Make Announcement On "Holding Government Officials Accountable" From Broward Sheriff Headquarters
• Kindergarten Class Looking For Donations For Trips After Dance Videos Go Viral
• Injured Cat 'Miso' Recovering As Police Investigate Animal Cruelty Of 2 Cats
• Backstrom Helps Caps Win 14th Straight Over Bruins, 4-2
• At Least One Person Seriously Hurt In Owings Mills Crash
• Wade Scores 19, Heat Hold Off Celtics 115-99
• Missing Teen Jayme Closs Found Alive In Wisconsin, Suspect In Custody
• Governor Newsom Says He's Not Looking For Fight With Trump
• Why "Hamilton" in Puerto Rico changed venues weeks before opening night
• Wisconsin Teen Missing For Months Since Parents' Murder Found Alive, Police Say
• LA Lights Up Blue For Rams Ahead Of Divisional Playoff Matchup
• Crews Battle 2-Alarm Warehouse Fire In Roxborough
• Missing Teen Jayme Closs Found Alive In Wisconsin, Suspect In Custody
• Rams RB Todd Gurley Expected To Play Against Cowboys
• Heat Beat Celtics 115-99
• Bay Area Flu Deaths Prompt Health Officials To Urge More Vaccinations
• Florida Man Killed While Working On Helicopter When Blades Strike His Head
• Coast Guard Wife: "Build The Wall, Don't Build The Wall. But Pay Our Husbands"
• BATWOMAN STARRING RUBY ROSE GETS PILOT PICKUP
• More Pay For Parking Boxes Popping Up In River West
• Sheriff: Missing 13-Year-Old Found Alive In Wisconsin, Suspect In Custody
• The CW Announces Spring Mid-Season Premiere Dates
• U.S. Postal Service Raising Cost Of Forever First-Class Stamps
• JonBenet Murder: Boulder Police Respond To Gary Oliva's Admission Of Guilt
• Baltimore Expecting First Snow Of 2019 Saturday Night Into Sunday
• Billy Joel Coming To Camden Yards In July
• State Revokes California School's License After Death Of 13-Year Old Student With Autism
• Head-on Collision Kills Motorcyclist In Roseville
• Mesquite Nonprofit Looking To Build Center For Homeless Youth
• Amazon's Alexa Rooting For Eagles To Win Super Bowl Again
• 'I Want To Get Back To Work': Protesters Call For End To Government Shutdown
• Dundalk Woman Dies After Being Hit By Car, Police Investigating
• North Texas Couple Found Guilty Of Forced Labor For Keeping Young Girl As 'Slave'
• Elderly Women Get A Taste Of Beauty Pageant Life
• Mass Pike To Be Lowered, Soldiers Field Road Lifted In Allston Highway Redesign
• Charges Against Woman Who Recorded Own Arrest Outside Movie Theater Dropped
• Are You A Federal Worker Not Getting A Check Due To The Government Shutdown?
• DePaul Student Was Not Kidnapped; Robbery Didn't Happen In Lincoln Park
• Dense Fog Affecting Driving Conditions, Causing Multiple Crashes
• Bay Area Government Workers Feel Strain Of Shutdown
• Little Falls Attempts To Create World's Largest Ice Carousel
• 101-Year-Old Believes Secret To Longevity Is Daily Coors Light
• Senate approves back pay for federal workers when shutdown ends
• The Middle Child Puts Creative Twist On Classic Sandwiches You Love
• Denver Zoo Welcomes New Lion 'Tobias'
• East Palo Alto Man Arrested In Connection With Fatal Fentanyl Overdose
• Chicago Building Inspectors Seeking To Investigate R. Kelly's West Town Studio
• 'Move 'Em On, Head 'Em Up': Steers Take Over Downtown Denver
• LA County Officials Warn Of Possible Measles Exposure
• Police Need Your Help In Fatal Hit-And-Run
• Heroic bus driver rescues toddler wandering streets alone in the cold
• Glassport Man Charged With Animal Cruelty For Allegedly Shooting Pit Bulls
• R. Kelly's attorney says there are "no facts" to back up sexual assault allegations
• First Woman To Serve As Tarrant County Commissioner Passes Away
• California Pot Taxes Lag As Illegal Market Flourishes
• Woman Dies From Injuries Following Afternoon Shooting In Baltimore
• AP Source: Mets, Infielder Lowrie Agree To 2-Year, $20 Million Contract
• Miracle For Santa: Man Donates Kidney To Fraternity Brother 46 Years Later
• The Anti-Country Club That's Perfect for Everyone
• Max Strus Hopes To Turn Success At DePaul Into An NBA Career
• Hudson Police Pull Over Judge For Suspected Drunk Driving
• 'We're Trying To Start The Storm': Eagles Setting Eyes On Beating Saints
• Ferry Service Between Richmond And San Francisco Launches
• Arrest Made In Sexual Assault Of Woman At Santa Ana Bus Stop
• Kazakhstan Woman Meets UWS Good Samaritan Who Returned Missing $10,000
• Flight 93 Memorial Shuts Down With No One To Clear Icy Roads
• Haverhill Students Asked To Debate If Trump Is A Fascist
• Chicago TSA Worker Speaks Out About Government Shutdown
• Two Arrested After Butane Honey Oil Lab Explosion Destroys Home
• 'Moving On From Marijuana': Boulder DA Set To Clear Minor Pot Convictions
• Denver Police Officers Awarded For Going Above And Beyond In Kindness
• 'It's Just As Big As Super Bowl': Police, Organizers Prepare For Final Four
• A Look At President Trump's Ability To Declare A National Emergency: 'The President Has A Lot Of Authority'
• Good Samaritans step up to help federal workers going without paychecks
• National Aviary Introduces New Golden Eagle Ambassador, Autumn
• Opioid Crisis Puts County Coroner Over Budget
• Giving Someone's Life Back: Rabbi Makes Second Organ Donation To Stranger
• Wellness Program Assists Officers Manage Life Outside Line Of Duty
• The Star In Frisco To Host Cowboys Playoff Watch Party Saturday
• Nassau County Creates Task Force In Preparation For Legal Recreational Marijuana
• Minnesota's 1st Latina Mayor Is Officially In Office
• Lawmakers demand answers from data providers over sale of location data
• New Biotech Campus Expected To Come To Westchester
• Doctors Warning About Increased Injury Risk For Kids Specializing In One Sport
• New members of Congress get reality check with government shutdown
• Denver's Biggest Snow So Far This Season Possible Friday
• Boston Steps Up To Clean Neglected Federal Monuments During Shutdown
• "Horrible" morale as FBI agents go without pay amid shutdown
• 'Jump In ... We'll Go Take A Ride': Police Officer's Gesture Provides Big Lift To Grieving New Jersey Family
• Activists Criticize Preckwinkle For Overstating Her Role In The Laquan McDonald Case
• Turkey Terrifies Students Outside Roslindale School
• More Than 200 Eagles Fans Traveling With Green Legion Fan Club To New Orleans For Sunday's Playoff Game
• More Than $750,000 Worth Of Marijuana Discovered In Calumet Heights Man's Possession
• Vegas police seek Ronaldo's DNA in rape investigation
• Portage High School Student Alayna Ortiz Shot And Killed In Griffith, Indiana
• 'We Are All On The Same Page': Minn. House Members Take Sexual Harassment Training
• Graham says he sees no "pathway forward" in shutdown dispute
• Officers Remain At Hurst High School As Students Continue To Receive Text Threats
• Estimated 1,500 Homes Without Water As DPW Repairs Water Main Break
• Born At 25 Weeks With Liver Disease, Miracle Preemie Heads Home
• WVU Expert Reports Uptick In Black Lung Disease
• Preliminary Hearing Held For Ex-Township Supervisor, Girlfriend Accused Of Using Spy Glasses To Assault Woman
• 1,000 New Citizens Naturalized In St. Paul
• Emissions rise despite support for green energy
• Local Government Employees Protesting Shutdown, Holding "We Want To Work" Signs
• Man Who Fired On Maryland Police Station Sentenced 195 Years For Murder
• Program Encourages Inner City Kids To Read While Getting Haircut
• Gov. DeSantis Takes Action On Major Water Policy Reforms
• Federal Workers Rally To Protest Government Shutdown
• 2 Arrested In Separate Threats At North St. Paul High School
• As Shutdown Continues, Yolo Food Bank Offers Special Distribution For Federal Employees
• First U.S. Peppa Pig Play Center Set To Open at Grapevine Mills
• Owners Of 3 Bay Area Restaurants To Pay $1M In Lost Pay To Staff
• Thinking Outside The Box: Brooklyn Shop Boasts Using No Containers At All
• New Device Detects Concussions By Tracking Eyes
• Frontier Airlines Pilots Overwhelmingly Approve Contract
• Mass. Judge Updates Use Of Alcohol Breath Tests
• Denver Program Helps People Convicted Of Pot Crimes Before Legalization Get A 'Clean Slate'
• 'Legendary Talent' Billy Joel To Perform At Coors Field This Summer
• BART Board Discusses Future Of Retired Passenger Cars
• Pristine Long Island Golf Club's Future In Doubt Following Judge's Ruling On Development
• Court: Man Accused Of Throwing Boy From Water Slide Platform Incompetent To Stand Trial
• Report: Art Rooney II Says Team Won't Release Brown, Can't Envision Him At Training Camp
• Police Arrest Man They Say Threw Molotov Cocktail Into Neighbor's Yard
• Cold Temperatures Sticking Around, Light Accumulations Expected Over Weekend
• Falmouth Firefighter Accused Of Beating Pregnant Wife
• Gov. Jared Polis Delivers State Of State Speech
• Joshua Hupperterz's Roommate Slept Through Jenna Burleigh's Murder Because He Was Intoxicated, Prosecutors Say
• 12-Year-Old Girl Stabs 11-Year-Old Boy In Head With Scissors At West Philadelphia Elementary School, Police Say
• South Butler County School District To Resume Modified Lockdown Status Friday
• Donut Fest Returns To Chicago This Month
• Fiat Chrysler recalls 1.6M vehicles over dangerous air bags
• Police Now Say They're Not Sure Suspect Dejuan Robinson Was In Car Being Chased On I-95
• Tell Her About It: Billy Joel To Perform Final Concert At Globe Life Park
• Bronx Man Charged In Alleged Rape Of 12-Year-Old Girl
• Fingerprint match leads to arrest in girl's 1999 kidnap, rape
• Suspect Turns Himself In For Death Of Man Killed Over Fight About Unleashed Dog At Park
• USPS Hit With $150K Fine For Heat-Related Death Of Woodland Hills Mail Carrier
• CHP: Man Killed After Being Hit By 2 Cars While Trying To Cross Madison Avenue In North Highlands
• House passes spending bills with some GOP support
• American Air Crew Members Taken To Hospital After Flight Lands In Ft. Lauderdale
• Suspect Wanted For Robbing, Assaulting 80-Year-Old North Texas Woman
• Star Of Upcoming 'Sopranos' Prequel Film Reveals Plot Details
• Rauner Ranks At #47 In List Of Popular Governors In The U.S.
• Tim Tebow Gets Engaged To Former Miss Universe Demi-Leigh Nel-Peters
• Shotgun-Brandishing Suspect Robs Victorville Cell Phone Store
• Bundle up, South Florida! Winter Returns To The Sunshine State
• Memorial Held For Florida Police K-9 Who Died In Line Of Duty
• Could Pharmacists Help Ease Emergency Room Overcrowding?
• New Research Finds Connection Between Social Media Use And Drug Addiction
• It's Going To Cost You More To Mail A Letter
• Troubles For European Auto Industry For Ford, Jaguar & Land Rover
• Architect goes blind, gets better at his job?
• Gov. Newsom's Budget Proposal Includes $2M For Study Of Possible CSU Stockton Campus
• Chocolates And Caramels Recalled Due To Possible Hepatitis Contamination
• Airport Authority Offers Federal Workers Free Lunches During Government Shutdown
• Michigan Judge Erases Convictions Of 2 Men After Years In Prison
• Up To $25K Reward For Info On DC Man Found Shot Dead In Capitol Heights
• 1-3 Inches Of Snow Coming To Chicago Area Late Friday Night
• 52-Year-Old Man Arrested In Connection With Mountain View Sexual Battery, Burglary
• Minnesota May Require Drivers To Use Hands-Free Cellphones
• Police Searching For Ennis Mother Missing For 6 Days
• 30,000 Texans Shared Their Homes To Travelers Last Year: 'It's Been Good Extra Income'
• Controlled Demolition Of Tappan Zee Bridge Delayed Due To Weather
• 'Like A War Zone': Most Residents Back After Neighboring Construction Debris Crashes Through Roof
• Former Police Spokesman Sentenced To 3 Months In Jail On Charges Related To Child Porn
• Miami's Frost Museum Among Local Culture Venues Offering Free Admission To Government Employees
• Newsom Announces $144 Billion Budget; Projects $21 Billion Surplus
• Homeowner Hurt In Monmouth County House Fire
• LPGA Golfer Lizette Salas On Playing At USC & Growing Up In Azusa
• U.S. sportswear supplier ends tie to Chinese factory in internment camp
• Mayor De Blasio Delivers Annual 'State Of The City' Address
• New Royal Gorge Opportunity Attracts Adventure Seekers
• 277 Cruise Ship Passengers, Crew Members Hit With Norovirus Outbreak
• Time Out New York's Top Things To Do This Weekend
• Park Hill Restaurant Offers Free Food For Unpaid Government Workers
• San Mateo Family Dispute Leads To Auto Arson Arrests
• Texas Steel Plant Employee Accused Of Stabbing Supervisor To Death Is Caught
• Two-Alarm Fire Sparks At Taco Bell, KFC In Wilmington
• Multi-State Police Chase Leaves 3-Year-Old With Skull Fractures, Spinal Injuries
• Vic Fangio Says Case Keenum Is QB 'Right Now'; Defers On Kubiak
• Furloughed Ames Research Center Workers Get Aid During Shutdown
• Michael Cohen to testify before House Oversight Committee
• Trump Says He 'Never Meant' Mexico Would 'Write A Check' For The Border Wall
• Trump Visits Border Town, Holds Roundtable As Shutdown Continues
• Moonbeams for Sweet Dreams: Beaumont Shines A Light On Pediatric Patients
• Gov. Newsom Proposes $144 Billion Budget For California
• Giants CEO Says 'Trust' Is Key To New Naming Deal With Oracle
• Eric DeCosta To Start Ravens GM Job This Week
• Banner-Happy Colts Are At It Again
• Nature up close: White deer
• 5 American Airlines Crew Members Taken To Hospital After Falling Ill On Flight From Philadelphia To Fort Lauderdale
• Homeless Man Climbs Into University Of Northern Colorado Gym Rafters, Refuses To Come Down
• Hofstra Political Analyst Breaks Down De Blasio's State Of The City Address
• The First-Rate Work of Philadelphia's Second Alarmers
• Fiat Chrysler settles emissions-cheating case with U.S.
• Tim Tebow Gets Engaged
• Citizen Scientists Discover Potentially Habitable Planet
• Md. Attorney General Announces New Phone Hotline To Report Child Sex Abuse
• Once homeless, now the happiest bus driver in town
• US Fertility Rate Below Level Needed To Replace Population
• Police: Deputy Charged After Mailing Toy Bomb To Colleague As A Joke
• Michael Cohen Agrees To Testify Publicly Before Congress Next Month
• Rep. Steve King under fire for white supremacy remark
• Jay Powell: "I don't see a recession" in 2019
• Department stores' weak holiday sales leave investors wondering
• Part Of WCCO's 'Mount Rushmore': Viewers Pay Tribute To Mark Rosen
• Maryland Lawmaker's Aide Charged With Violating Election Law
• Delivery Driver Caught On Camera Urinating In Resident's Yard
• Missing Woman With Autism Found In Creek, Later Pronounced Dead
• 2nd Napa Teen Arrested In Alleged Shooting Plot Against Schools
• UPDATE: Tessie Badie, Missing 69-Year-Old, Located
• Dallas Police Arrest Woman For Using Child To Steal Packages
• Diamond In The Rough: Crossing Guard Reunited With Precious Engagement Gift From Late Husband
• DC Kindergarten Teacher's Class That Went Viral For Dancing Salsa Looking For Donations
• Md. Man Arrested In Cold Case Kidnapping Thanks To DNA, Fingerprints
• John David Washington on "BlacKkKlansman's" "gut-punching" scene
• MISSING: Andre Gatson, 28, Last Seen on Chicago's South Side
• 2nd Mysterious Repeating Fast Radio Burst Has Been Detected In Space
• Starbucks to install needle-disposal boxes in some bathrooms
• Trump claims he "never meant" Mexico would "write a check" to pay for the wall
• Gerrymandering Lawsuits, Including In Maryland, Linger As Next Redistricting Nears
• Slain Newman Officer's Brother Sits Next To Trump In Roundtable On Border Security
• Hit And Run Crash Involving Tanker Truck Blocks Traffic In Hayward
• Former Lawmaker Nick Sauer Turns Himself In On Revenge Porn Charges
• Amazon Delivery Driver Caught On Camera Urinating In Resident's Yard
• Two Rifles, One Loaded, Seized During Traffic Stop In Wicomico County
• Openly gay rapper murdered in Puerto Rico amid wave of violence
• Mother Forgives Son Who Brutally Beat Her After He Dies In Custody
• Mary Calvi Takes Us On A Tour Of Fraunces Tavern
• Se prevé ambiente muy frío este jueves en gran parte del país
• En Tiempo Real: Frente frío numero 25 ocasionará bajas temperaturas
• Do You Agree? Map Shows Most Popular Condiments By State
• Police Dog Given Narcan To Reverse Overdose In Florida
• Plano Man In Bears Jersey Assaults Aurora Police Officer
• Trump cancels Switzerland trip over shutdown standoff
• 3 Fun STEAM Projects for High Schoolers You Can Do At Home
• What's Sending Mysterious Repeating Fast Radio Bursts From Deep Space?
• What To Do In New York City This Week
• Citizen Scientists Discover Potentially Habitable Planet
• Mpls. Man Accused Of Strangling Wife With Cellphone Cord Pleads Guilty
• Funeral Held For Mummer Killed In South Philadelphia Crash
• Two Men Sue After Being Cited For Feeding Homeless
• Remembering "The Sopranos," 20 years after its debut
• Bauer's Candies Recalled Due To Possible Hepatitis A Contamination
• Search On For Driver Who Hit Angels Camp Teen
• Total US Fertility Rate Dips Below Level Needed To Replace Population, Report Finds
• Russian Lawyer For Novi Man Accused of Being A Spy Requests Bail
• 'I Am Distraught' | Baltimore Woman Calls Out Boyfriend's Roommate's Cooking In Viral Tweet
• Woman Hit, Killed By Car On Blue Ravine Road In Folsom
• Drug Overdose Deaths Skyrocketed Among Women
• Police Seek Suspects In Attempted New Castle Restaurant Break-In
• Here's The Endgame For Sears. It Doesn't Look Good
• Philly Pretzel Factory Giving Away $10,000 To Anyone Who Can Replicate 'Double Doink'
• Sheriff: 2 Busted For Meth After Traffic Stop For Canceled Driver's License
• People Over 65 Share Fake News Stories On Facebook More Than Any Other Age Group, Study Says
• Patrice Bergeron Would Go To All-Star Game If Voted In, But He'd Still Prefer Not To Be Voted In
• Man Says Government Shutdown Forced Him To Seek Sanctuary In Colorado Church
• Indiana Senator Introduces Revenge Porn Bill To Help Victims
• Poke Poké Manager Fired After Throwing Chair At Black Teen
• 66-Year-Old Man Last Seen January 7
• Freeway Closed Thursday Morning After Human Waste Spilled
• Patients-turned-friends receive historic triple transplants
• Toyota Recalls 1.7M Vehicles For Air Bag Repairs
• Coast Guard: Government shutdown could hinder "mission readiness"
• Bernie Sanders apologizes to women harassed during his campaign
• Aspen Hasn't Always Been A Popular Spot For The Rich And Famous
• Tarrant County Republicans Expected To Vote Thursday On Removal Of Muslim Vice Chairman
• National Park Service Resumes Maintenance On DC-Area Parks Amid Shutdown
• Federal workers rally across the country in protest of shutdown
• Groups Using Super Bowl In Push Against Confederate Statues
• 'Jails To Jobs' Helps Former Inmates Secure Employment
• All Elite Wrestling, WWE's New Rival, Has Big Money And Big Names
• At His Blue Sneaker Ball, Polis Urges Residents To 'Live Your Colorado Dream'
• Mother claims hazing at Northwestern led to daughter's suicide
• Pelosi Claims Trump Shutdown Meeting 'Was A Setup'
• Federal Employees In North Texas Rally To End Government Shutdown
• Pittsburgh Weather: Snow Heading In This Weekend, Could Drop 2-5 Inches
• Trump will "probably" declare national emergency absent a deal in Congress
• Overdose deaths skyrocket in middle-aged women
• Judge: LA Teachers Can Go On Strike Monday
• 2 Teens Could Face Jail Time For Vandalizing UCLA Bear
• Suspect, Getaway Driver Sought In Attempted Santa Ana Bank Robbery
• Stanford Star Davidson Goes No. 1 In NWSL Draft: Will Skip Senior Year
• Eddie Lampert sweetens Sears bid to $5 billion
• Yelp Reveals South Florida Is Home To Highest Rated CBD Shops In U.S.
• Toyota Recalls 1.7 Million Vehicles To Fix Air Bags
• Toyota Air Bag Recall: 1.7 Million Cars Need Takata Air Bags Replaced
• Man Accused Of Molesting Girl At Sedano's Check Out Line To Remain In Jail
• Gov't Shutdown Is Hampering FBI Investigations, Agents' Association Says
• Doral Taekwondoe Instructor Accused Of Sexual Battery To Remain Jailed
• Toyota air bag recall: 1.7M cars need Takata bags replaced
• No Shortage Of Defenders For TV Meteorologist Fired Over Racial Slur
• Robots Walk, Talk, Pour Beer And Take Over CES Tech Show
• Atlantic City's Ocean Resort Casino Changing Hands After 6 Months Of Operation
• Romaine Lettuce E. Coli Outbreak Is Over, CDC Says
• Most NFL Players Still Fear Tom Brady In A Big Game
• Lawyer: Man Denies Involvement In Killing Of Houston Girl
• Turpin 'House Of Horrors' Back On Auction Block After Sale Falls Through
• Mass Ave. Bridge Temporarily Closed After Homeless Encampment Catches Fire
• Texas county GOP to vote on ousting leader because he's Muslim
• New Park At McKinley Village Will Be Named After Tower Records Founder Russ Solomon
• Shippensburg University Offering Beer Brewing Classes
• Shutdown is hampering FBI investigations, agents' association says
• 2018 Saw A Nearly 50-Percent Drop In Fire Deaths
• Police: Burglars Break Into At Least 7 Brooklyn Businesses
• Lawsuit Blames Sorority In Northwestern Athlete's Death
• Stockton Police Nab Dangerous High Capacity Magazines In Search
• Reports: Yankees Still In, But Quiet On Machado Front
• $50 Million Renovation Gives Garfield Green Line Station New Look
• UPDATE: Demetrius Cole, Missing 13-Year-Old Boy, Located
• Trump Will 'Probably' Declare National Emergency If There's No Deal On Border Wall
• Steelers Guard David DeCastro To Miss Pro Bowl
• Hollywood Police Asking For Help In Finding A Pair Of Carjackers
• Police Called To South Side Nightclub As R. Kelly Celebrates Birthday
• Surgeries In Mexico Linked To Antibiotic-Resistant Infections IN US, CDC Says
• US Fertility Rate Is Below Level Needed To Replace Population, Study Says
• Help Needed To Identify Man Found Wandering LA Streets
• Slice Of Sully: Will Chargers Upset Patriots In AFC Divisional Round?
• Congo's Catholic church challenges surprise win of opposition leader
• Driver Claims Sovereign Nation Status After Refusing To Pull Over For Police
• Aurora To Honor Three Firefighters Killed In 1934 Fire
• City Council Approves Moratorium On Fines For Awnings And Signs At Small Businesses
• 98-Year-Old Woman Dies In Cockeysville Fire
• Election Day May Become a Holiday in California
• Sources: Kamala Harris To Throw Hat In 2020 Presidential Ring
• American Airlines Shares Tumble On More Cautious 4Q Outlook
• 'Heartbroken' Driver In Revere Crash That Killed 2 Young Children Apologizes To Family
• Calif. DMV Gets Last-Minute Extension To Fix REAL ID Snafu
• 1.7 Million Vehicles Recalled By Toyota To Fix Air Bags
• 2019 Boston Marathon To Have 9 Former Champions In Elite Field
• Neal Brown Introduced As New WVU Football Coach
• Crashing End To Brownsville Police Chase
• Police Investigate Death Of 2 People In Single-Vehicle Fatal Crash In Miami
• 3-Year-Old Aurora Girl Dies Of Flu
• Field Set For Feb. 5 Special Election For State Senate Seat
• Hawaii Resort Gives Bay Area Kid's Lost Teddy Bear Five-Star Treatment
• Police: Alleged Luring Attempt In Montclair Was Misunderstanding
• White Bear Lake's Pizzeria Pezzo Perseveres After Owner's Sudden Death
• Police Officer Cleared In Fatal Shooting In Northern Minnesota
• Firing of meteorologist over racial slur sparks outcry
• Toyota Recalls 1.7M Vehicles In N. America To Fix Air Bags
• New Theory Emerges On How Patriots Could Get Josh Rosen As Tom Brady's Successor
• Shreveport officer fatally shot as she left for work
• Reports: Jets Interested In 3 Former Head Coaches For Defensive Coordinator
• Eagles Quarterback Nick Foles One Of Most Clutch Postseason Players In NFL History
• Commuters Riding The Rails As TEXRail Line Begins Service
• Jon Rothstein: UCLA Won't Attract Power-Conference Coach In Good Situation
• Au Pairs Win $65.5M Settlement In Denver Lawsuit
• 'It's About Bringing Closure To The Girls': Police Say DNA, Fingerprints Helped Them Solve 1999 Kidnapping Cold Case
• Rare 1943 Copper Penny Could Fetch Big Coin In Florida Auction
• Police Search For Shooter In Koreatown Homicide
• Lady Gaga Apologizes For Duet With R. Kelly Following Sexual Misconduct Allegations
• Dramatic Video Shows Florida Officers Rescue Man From Burning Car
• 21 bodies found in Mexican town on Texas border
• Lawsuit Alleges Atlantic County Prosecutor Damon Tyner Created 'Toxic Culture' For Women
• Chargers Signing New Kicker For Kickoffs Ahead Of AFC Divisional Round Vs. Patriots
• School Bus, Metro Mobility Bus Collide; Both Drivers Hospitalized
• Competing Concerts: 2nd Woodstock 50th Anniversary Festival Announced
• Throwback Thursday: Life Was Different The Last Time Patriots Didn't Host A Divisional Round Playoff Game
• 7 Arrested In Keller Related To Identity Theft Ring Investigation
• Study: Michigan Has The Worst Roads In The Nation
• Police Arrest Suspect In Perry Hall Armed Robbery
• Court: Relatives Should Be Included In Minnesota Child Placement Cases
• Couple’s national park wedding may be canceled due to government shutdown
• Coast Guard wife: "Build the wall, don't build the wall. But pay our husbands"
• Top Daily Fantasy Players Divisional Round: Can Goff Cover For Gurley?
• VIDEO: Fireball Spotted Streaking Across Sky In New Jersey
• Concord Delays Deal For 310 Apartments Near BART, Seeks Local Hiring
• Crane Topples Onto Long Island Building
• Boston Calling 2019 Festival Lineup: Twenty One Pilots, Travis Scott & Michael Che Among Headliners
• CTM Spotify Playlist: January 10, 2019
• Maryland State Senate President Mike Miller Has Prostate Cancer
• Threats Directed At Purdue Superfan Family Draws FBI Attention
• Massive New Hampshire Ice Castles Set To Open For Winter
• 1 Killed, 1 Injured In Harford County Fire
• Pompeo blames "misguided" Obama for Mideast woes, emboldened Iran
• Return To Normal After Warm Start To 2019
• Man Charged With Murder In Chatham Hit-And-Run
• Lakeville Police Seek Help IDing Bank Robber Who Didn't Bother Wearing A Mask
• 93-Year-Old Man Dies After W. Baltimore House Fire
• Investors Caught Off Guard By Weak Holiday Sales At Department Stores
• Michigan Lottery Results 1/9/19
• Kansas Church Moving Mass For First Time Ever Because Of Chiefs Game
• Lady Gaga To Pull R. Kelly Duo, 'Do What U Want (With My Body)' From Music Streaming Platforms
• Colder Weather Moves In, Bringing Weekend Snow Chances
• 1/10 CBS2 Thursday Afternoon Weather Headlines
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