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Articles from January 15, 2019

• Suspect And One Victim Dead In Placer County Shooting Spree
• Wet Weather Brings Big Challenges For All Drivers, Especially Big Rigs
• Davis Fire Department Retiring Truck Struck By Cop Killer's Bullets
• Watch Super Bowl LIII On CBS4!
• SF Officials See PG&E Bankruptcy As Chance To Expand Public Power Program
• Colorado Farmers Could Be In A Lurch If Shutdown Persists
• Flash Flood Watch Issued Ahead Of Powerful Bay Area Storm
• Do You Have A Cold Or The Flu?
• Yelp Features Hidden Gem In Golden On Top 100 List
• Vigil Held For 2 Teen Girls Killed In Antioch Crash
• Groups Plan To Protest Louis C.K.'s Sold-Out San Jose Shows
• Police: Online Student Scheduled For In-Person Class Threatened To 'Shoot Up' Citrus College, Sought Suicide By Cop
• Multiple Killed In Crash On Highway 50 Near Camino Heights
• Arson, Assault Suspect Killed In Officer-Involved Shooting, K9 Officer Stabbed
• Family Sought Of Man Killed After Being Dragged By Bus In Hit-And-Run
• Zucker's Goal In Shootout Seals Wild's 3-2 Win Over Kings
• 76ers Score 83 In 1st Half, Roll Past Timberwolves By 42
• Neighbors Weigh In On Loretto Heights Future
• Significant Storm Could Bring Snow, Ice & Rain To Northeast This Weekend
• San Jose Police Seek Help In Identifying Liquor Store Killing Suspects
• Team Frisco Makes A Mark On International Children's Games
• Teen goes missing after slipping into blowhole at California beach
• Pittsburgh Police Receive $500K Grant For New Domestic Violence Unit
• 'We Got To Stop': Good Samaritans Rush To Fiery Crash To Help Drivers
• How Much Warmer Are Our Winters?
• Vote Will Decide If Marin's Dixie School District Changes Its Name
• DUI Hit And Run Suspect Crashes Into Three Cars, Almost Hits House
• Happy Ending After North Texas Woman Gives Birth In Moving Minivan To Baby Not Breathing
• Gov. Rauner Grants Grover Thompson First Posthumous Exoneration In State History; 'Uncle Grover Was A Very Good Man'
• 1 dead, 2 injured in hammer attack at NYC restaurant
• Police: Suspect Who Punched, Choked Queens Laundromat Worker Arrested
• Stryker Strikes Again! Chisago Co. K-9 Chases Down 2nd Suspect In 2 Weeks
• Water Main Break In McKeesport Could Cause Morning Issues
• 'It's Just Not Fair': Driver Gets $55 Ticket For Honking At Police Officer
• Orphaned Bears Nursed Back To Health, Moved To Dens In The Wild
• 'A Weird, Weird Situation': St. Paul Police Search For Random Attacker
• Heroic Rescue Of Senior Citizen Who Was Almost Struck By Metra Train
• Chicago Hits Historic Low Teen Birthrate
• Mount Vernon Mayor Defends Surprise Visit With Rapper Fatboy SSE, School Officials Plan To Sue Over Melee
• Md. Department Of Health: Numbers Shows Rise In Opioid-Related Deaths From 2017
• 1 Dead, 2 Hospitalized By Hammer-Wielding Attacker In Brooklyn Restaurant
• Sheriff, Superintendent Focus On Healing After Charges In Jayme Closs Case
• Wide Receiver Jeff Thomas Says He's Returning To Miami
• Palos Park Police Warn Residents Of Recurring 'Grandparent Scam'
• Niemi Shines As Canadiens Hand Florida 7th Straight Loss
• 'We Are All In This Together': Governor Tim Walz Calls For An End To The Shutdown
• Group Calls For Broward Superintendent Runcie's Ouster, Collects 7,000 Signatures
• Antetokounmpo Has Triple-Double As Bucks Crush Heat 124-86
• Homeless Woman Allegedly Strangles Elderly Woman In Pasadena
• Weather Blog: Weekend Winter Storm Ahead
• Federal Employees To Protest Government Shutdown At Airport Wednesday
• North Texas Siblings Calling For Road Improvements Where Loved One And Others Have Died
• Teen Dies After Slipping, Hitting Head While Carrying Groceries Into Home, Police Say
• Emotions, Tears At Housing Roundtable With Gov. Newsom, Mayor Liccardo
• Colorado Woman Who Served With WASPs Passes Away
• Struggling Rangers Get Big Night From Zibanejad, Beat Hurricanes 6-2
• New "Ghostbusters" movie slated for summer 2020
• Free D-Link Bus Service In Downtown Dallas Will Likely End
• Mother Calling For Changes After Son Injured In I-95 Police Chase
• Free Ice Skating Workout Classes Being Offered At Dilworth Park
• Red Hot Isles Take Down Blues In Overtime 2-1
• Gov. Wolf Calls For Pennsylvanians To Work Together As He Kicks Off Second Term
• 8-Year-Old Boy Missing From Baltimore Found
• Philly Businessman And Philanthropist Raymond Perelman Dies At 101
• 76ers Score 83 In 1st Half, Roll Past Timberwolves 149-107
• Tinley Park Firefighters Rescue Dog That Fell Through Ice
• SJ Mayor Proposes Loan Program For Furloughed Airport Employees
• Cherry Hill's Politz Day School Gets State Aid To Help Improve Security
• Police: 3 Suspects Stole Nearly $6,000 Worth Of Michael Kors Bags In Gloucester Township
• 17 Displaced After Fire Ravages 4 Row Homes In Trenton
• One Dead In Forward Township Fire
• St. Thomas Aquinas Teacher Denies Accusations Of Lewdly Touching Teen Student
• Devils Cooled Off By Blue Jackets, Lose 4-1
• Teen Hiking Along Rocky Beach Near Carmel Slips Down Blowhole, Disappears
• Eagles Fans Want Nick Foles Statue At Top Of Art Museum Steps
• WVU Falls To 0-5 In Big 12 After Blowout Loss To TCU
• 'United Front': Mayor Walsh Planning DC Trip With Gov. Baker
• William Barr's grandson Liam steals the show at hearing
• Mayor Pugh Names New Department Of Planning Director
• Braddock To Hold 'Open Audition' To Fill Vacant Mayor Position
• Jeep Rear-Ends RTD Bus In Lakewood, Woman With Two Children Inside Cited
• California May Require Full-Day Kindergarten In All Districts
• 4.7 Magnitude Earthquake Reported Off Coast Of Ocean City
• The Eagles Stare Into An Uncertain Future After This Season
• Doral Getting First Hospital As Population Continues To Rise
• Greater Pittsburgh Food Bank Offering Food Boxes To Furloughed Government Workers
• Mother Who Tried To Drown Newborn In McDonald's Toilet Pleads No Contest
• Caught On Camera, Toddler In Car Seat Tumbles From Moving Car In Mankato
• Sherrod Brown announces tour of early-voting primary states
• Anaheim Police Release Sketch Of Sexual Battery Suspect Targeting Teen Girls
• Butte County Sues PG&E Over Camp Fire
• Warriors Rout Nuggets 142-111 After Historic 1st Quarter
• '[I'm] Proud Of Jayme': An Interview With Kidnapping Survivor Jasmine Block
• Southlake Woman Who Hadn't Been Seen Since Saturday Night Is Found Safe
• Murphy's State Of The State Touts Progress In New Jersey, Residents Say It's Not Enough
• Mountain Lions Suspected In Attacks On Pets Near Glenwood Springs
• Plugged In To DFW: Helping The Homeless
• Grandmother Remembers Horrific Family Murders 35 Years Later
• Questions About Whether Kennels Should Always Be Staffed After West Chicago Fire Kills 30 Dogs
• Ravaged By The Camp Fire, Butte County Sues PG&E
• 'Small, Close-Knit Town' Of Haugen, Wis., Also Reeling From Closs Family Tragedy
• Wildwood High School Basketball Player Hits Game-Winning 3 At Buzzer
• Dallas Police Officer Fired For 'Inappropriate Force,' Violating Policy And Giving False Statements
• Red Sox Will Visit The White House On February 15
• Alpine Bank Joins List Of Businesses Helping Furloughed Federal Workers
• Gymboree Expected To Close All 900 Stores
• Tree Crashes Into Woodland Front Yard Crushing Truck
• Chicago Wolves Could Capture First AHL Calder Cup In Over A Decade
• Man who shot rookie officer was barred from owning guns
• Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand Jumps Into 2020 Presidential Race
• Teenager Charged In Art Museum Damage
• Remembering Boston's Great Molasses Flood 100 Years Later
• Ashley Williams
• Gov. Wolf Touts Bipartisan Accomplishments During Inauguration Speech
• PG&E Bankruptcy Could Mean Price Hikes, Unpaid Fire Lawsuits
• Micheail Ward's 84-Year Sentence Sparks Debate About Elderly Inmates
• Drug trafficker says El Chapo bragged about bribe to ex-Mexican president
• Preckwinkle Proposes Minimum Wage Hike If She Becomes Mayor
• Rascal Flatts Announces Restaurant Plans Are Now Dead
• IRS Orders 36,000 Furloughed Employees To Return To Work Without Pay
• Mother, 1-Month-Old Daughter Missing From South Side
• Utah city feels shutdown strain with thousands of furloughed workers
• Federal Workers In Minnesota Feeling Weight Of Government Shutdown
• Man Tries To Kidnap Woman Outside Marin County Civic Center
• Komen Philadelphia Revamping 'Race For The Cure' Event
• Three Shot In University Park
• Pittsburgh City Council Digs In After DA Says It 'Does Not Have Authority To Pass' Gun Legislation
• Imbibe Northside Returning To Area
• Semi-Truck Hangs Off Overpass After Business 80 Crash
• Breaking with Trump, some Republicans vote to take up Russia sanctions resolution
• Residents React To Police Checking Unlocked Cars In Western Suburb
• Gillette Takes On Toxic Masculinity, #MeToo Movement In New Ad
• Negotiations Continue Ahead Of DPS Teacher Vote On Contract
• Calling All 'Cuddlers' To Volunteer
• VIDEO: Chase Suspect Appears Surprised As Cops Arrest Him Outside Of Convenience Store
• Jayme Closs kidnapping suspect allegedly tried to take her 2 other times
• Des Moines Register calls on Steve King to resign
• Man Fatally Shot In SW Baltimore Tuesday Afternoon
• "We have to make the sacrifice": L.A. families stand in solidarity with teacher strike
• Middle Class Tax Cuts, Aid For Poor Schools And More: Gov. Cuomo Unveils 100 Day Priorities At State Of The State Budget Address
• 10-Year-Old Chiefs Fan Isn't Backing Down In Winchester
• New Search Underway After Missing Glen Burnie Woman's Remains Found
• Security footage shows gunmen looking for victims in Kenya terror attack
• Dallas Police Issue Arrest Warrant For Missing Priest Accused Of Child Molestation
• City Planners Want Your Input On The Future Of Loretto Heights
• Kirsten Gillibrand formally enters 2020 race with Colbert appearance
• Sen. Klobuchar, Others Mulling 2020 Presidential Bid Question A.G. Nominee Barr
• Mayor's Police Commissioner Pick To Visit Baltimore Next Week
• Sheriff: Assault Suspect, Jahmal Derrick Stewart, Dead In Yuba County Officer-Involved Shooting
• British Parliament Emphatically Rejects Brexit Deal
• History of R. Kelly Lawsuits By Several Former Employees
• SFPD Release Sketch Of Suspect In Brutal Attack On 89-Year-Old Grandmother
• Third Teen Accused In Glenelg High Hate Crime Faces Weekends In Jail In Plea Deal
• FDA Approves Potential Lifesaver For Thousands Of Premature Babies
• Want To See The Patriots Play The Chiefs? Here's What It Will Cost
• Gov. Jared Polis Releases Plan To Pay For Full-Day Kindergarten
• For Adults Only: Brick Bar Serves Up Cocktails, 1 Million Lego Bricks
• Why have a Big Mac when you can have a Supermac?
• Men Arrested For Impersonating Police Claim To Be 'Conducting A Federal Investigation'
• North Texas Company Looking To Hire Furloughed Workers Feeling The Pinch From Government Shutdown
• Coast Guard Admiral Writes Letter To Service Members As Thousands Go Unpaid Due To Government Shutdown
• Student Attendance Rises Slightly As LA Teachers Rally On Day 2 Of Strike
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Goes After Airbnb Over West Bank Decision
• FIU Police Warn Of Man Wanted For Indecent Exposure On Two Campuses
• Large Water Main Break Affecting Traffic In Broward
• Southland Storms: Warnings, Evacuations And Closures
• New Program Links Love Of Orioles Baseball With STEM Education
• Contractors With Disabilities Struggling Through Government Shutdown
• Chester County Filing Lawsuit Against Opioid Drug Manufacturers, Distributors
• Bayer Shutting Down Some Pittsburgh Operations, Nearly 600 Employees Affected
• Former Yankees Closer Wetteland Arrested For Child Sex Abuse
• Customers Heartbroken Over Killing Of Beloved Gas Station Manager
• DuPage County Board Votes To Dissolve Election Commission
• Trump AG Nominee Grilled By Harris, Other 2020 Prospects
• Pittsburgh Weather: Good Time To Gear Up For Impending Snow Storms
• Trial Starts For Bucks County Woman Accused Of Bilking $20 Million In Insurance Claims After Several Mansion Fires
• Air Travelers Say DFW Airport Security Running Smoothly During Shutdown
• Gov. Cuomo Includes Limo Safety Reform In Budget Plan
• Colorado Ranks 3rd Best State To Retire
• Displaying Symbols Of Hate Could Result In New Penalties, Pending New Bill
• Special counsel releases redacted FBI affidavit on Manafort
• PG&E has barely enough cash on hand for 1 month of expenses
• El Dorado County Murder Victim's Car Found In Sacramento, Still No Arrests Made
• I-Team: Hundreds Of Vials Of Marijuana Product Found In Lab's Dumpster
• 2 Wanted For Armed Bank Robbery In Northfield
• Crews Rescue Dog From Partially-Frozen Pond
• Theresa May faces no-confidence vote after Brexit deal rejected
• Prepare To Shell Out More For Netflix; Streaming Platform Raising Prices
• LAPD Deploys Drone For First Time Ever During Standoff
• Police Make Arrest In Homewood Fatal Shooting
• North Richland Hills Police K-9 Recovering After Being Shot During Chase
• Baltimore Church Leaders Handing Over Files Amid Abuse Probe
• Netflix Raising Prices For 58M US Subscribers As Costs Rise
• Over 500 Endangered Coho Salmon Swim Into Lagunitas Creek
• Democrats fight to reinstate sanctions on Russian oligarch
• Gov. Abbott Touts School Funding Overhaul During Inauguration Speech: 'We Will Pay Our Teachers More, We Will Make Our Schools Safer'
• Rihanna sues father for allegedly misusing the Fenty name
• Man Carrying Bottles Of Urine Arrested For Annapolis Car Theft
• Firefighter Injured Battling 2-Alarm Blaze At Delaware Auto Garage
• Laguna Creek High Band Volunteer, 24, Arrested On Suspicion Of Sex With A Minor
• Tappan Zee Bridge Comes Down In Controlled Demolition
• Anthony Sherman Has One North Attleboro Family Rooting For The Chiefs
• Suspect Arrested After Clipping Several Cars While Fleeing Police In Midtown
• Radio Host Teams With Restaurant To Feed Furloughed Federal Workers
• 3-Year-Old 'Might Never Heal' After Ejected From Car Seat Following Crash
• Defense For Nikolas Cruz Seeks Evidence From School Shooting Commission
• 'Don't Give Up': Young Eagles Fan Pens Letter To Eagles Wide Receiver Alshon Jeffery
• Protesters Arrested As Trees Removed From Berkeley People's Park
• IRS recalls 60 percent of its workers to handle tax refunds
• Mother Who Tried To Drown Newborn In McDonald's Toilet Pleads No Contest
• New Bill Would Increase Maryland Minimum Wage To $15 An Hour By 2023
• Barr testimony sheds light on whether Mueller conclusions will be public
• Preparations Begin For Denver's Marade To Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.
• Foods To Avoid During The Government Shutdown
• TCU Walk-On Finds Out He's Put On Scholarship During Nerve-Racking Prank
• Evacuations After 8 Suffer Carbon Monoxide Poisoning At Bell Gardens Home
• WATCH: Marine Vet Reunited With His Military Dog
• Suspect In Officer-Involved Shooting In Frisco Identified As Derek Perry Baker
• PennDOT Announces Lane Restrictions On Parkway; 3-Month Project Starts On Route 51
• Watch the first trailer for "Spider-Man: Far from Home"
• LeMahieu Says Goodbye To Rockies Fans After 7 Seasons
• Police, Feds Searching For Nathaniel Choate Sculpture That Disappeared From Cherry Hill Apartment
• Broncos Hire Another Bears Assistant In Brandon Staley
• The Foote Files: Shocking Blue And Venus
• No-Cost Birth Control Faces Court Challenges
• Police Investigating After Fatal St. Paul Shooting
• Irving Highway Closed After Hit & Run Driver Crashes Into Motorcycle Officers
• Oakland Airport TSA Agent: 'Things Not Being Checked Like They Should Be'
• Get Out: Deputies Go Door-To-Door To Evacuate Woolsey Fire Burn Area
• Former Mpls. Police Officer Sentenced To Nearly 5 Years For Sexually Abusing Teen
• Lancaster Ambulance Driver Gets Sentenced To 6-23 Months In Crash That Killed 2
• Wet, Windy Weather Lasting Through Thursday
• Reports: Jets Get Their Guy, Land Gregg Williams As Defensive Coordinator
• Salvadoran Woman Who Won Civil Rights Suit Wins Restraining Order Against ICE
• Murphy Takes Aim At Tax Credits In Speech On His 1st Year
• Kyler Murray's Dilemma: Should He Join The Athletics Or Take A Shot At NFL?
• 3 Ways To Make The Most Of Your Week In Chicago
• Hampered By Scandals, Wells Fargo's Profits Stagnate
• Lawsuit: Correctional Officers Restrained, Punched Detainee
• 1,500 GoFundMe Pages Have Been Set Up By Workers Affected By Government Shutdown
• 5 Fort Worth Police Officers Fired After In-Custody Death Last July
• Todo En Uno: Detienen en EU alcalde de Sonora
• Persiste huachicoleo pese a combate frontal del gobierno en México
• Off-Duty Officer Stops Purse Snatching While At Dinner
• Vacaville Man Wanted In Stabbings, Arson Dies After Being Shot By Police
• En Tiempo Real: Comienza una nueva caravana de migrantes de Honduras
• Police Searching For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Struck Man In Fishtown
• Florida Man Causes Highway Crash, Steals Good Samaritan's Truck Who Stopped To Help
• Passenger Violently Beats Bus Driver For Requesting Correct Fare
• Southwest Says Connectivity Restored At BWI After Outage Causes Major Delays
• Vamos a comprar 500 pipas para que nunca falte combustible: AMLO
• The 5 Best Spots To Score Falafel In Philadelphia
• 2 Women Stabbed In Queens, Suspect In Custody
• Teen Who May Have Been Abducted Could Be Headed To Denver With Man
• Group Calls Photo Of Murdered Officer Waving Thin Blue Line Flag Insensitive And Racist
• The 5 Best Chinese Spots In Philadelphia
• Jake Patterson's Father To CNN: 'All I Care About Right Now Is Jayme's Family'
• Cornyn, Cruz, Abbott, Texas GOP Urges President Trump Not To Use Harvey Recovery Funds On Border Wall
• Day Care Owner Charged In Toddler's Alcohol Intoxication
• Facebook To Invest $300 Million In News, Focusing On Local
• Firefighters Battle Intense Blaze After Car Bursts Into Flames On Florida Turnpike
• Ray Lewis: Chiefs, Rams Have To Vary Defensive Looks For Hope Of Beating Brady, Brees
• Caught On Video: Stranger Slaps 13-Year-Old Girl On Brooklyn Street
• Joseph Porter Sentenced To 20 Years For Girlfriend's Strangulation Death
• 'It Took Less Than A Minute': Lino Lakes Police Release Video Of Person Stealing From Vehicles
• N.Y. legislature passes historic bill on transgender rights
• Feds Say Texas Bomber Had No Known Links To Terror, Domestic Hate Groups
• Sheriff: Man, 39, Arrested After Ramming Deputy's Squad During Pursuit
• Police: Suspect Filled Up Cart At Home Depot, Got Away With $1,500 In Tools
• Short Supply Of Science, English & Math Teachers In Florida
• 'Get Out Of Here, You Clown': Florida Homeowner Foils Burglary With Two-Way Talk Camera
• Bill Asks State To Pay Coast Guard Members During Shutdown
• R. Kelly Risks Eviction From Chicago Studio
• Experimental patch could offer once-a-month contraception
• Former World Series MVP charged with child sex abuse
• Michigan Awards $4.5M In 'Mobility' Grants For Senior Transportation
• Aurora Police Investigating After Video Shows Woman Dragging 5-Year-Old By His Hair
• Fiscal board asks court to invalidate $6 billion of Puerto Rico's debt
• Vermont Police Officers Accused Of Drinking Beer Confiscated From Minors
• Molly Ringwald talks "real" moments of new movie
• Report Of Man With Gun Forces Highway 880 Shutdown
• Parents Charged After 18-Month-Old Dies From Fentanyl Poisoning
• 7 People Accused Of Using Teen As Sex Slave
• Report: Reward Offered In Armstrong County Missing Man Case
• Crash, Chase Leads To Hours-Long Standoff At Pleasant Hill Shopping Center
• Trump's Fast Food Fest Brings Roasting From Late-Night TV Hosts
• Gov. Baker Names New Head Of State Gaming Commission
• Aurora Police Shoot, Kill Man Wearing Body Armor
• Dog Rescued From Slick Riverside Canal
• Pizza Delivery Going High Tech On College Campuses
• Kim Kardashian reveals gender of baby No. 4
• Gillette ad challenging images of masculinity rubs some the wrong way
• Former Dodgers Pitcher John Wetteland Arrested On Child Sex Abuse
• Jake Patterson Moved From Barron To Polk County Jail
• 18-Year-Old St. Paul Man Dead After Crash In Wisconsin
• Rescuers struggle to find toddler in 330-foot well
• Midnight Deadline To Sign Up For Insurance Through Covered California
• Air Traffic Controllers Warn Of Possible Staffing Shortage
• Person Of Interest Sought After Man Found Dead In Storage Building In Garland
• Woman Charged With Murder In Death Of Covina Toddler
• Julian Edelman's Mic'd Up Interactions With Chargers Were Just Delightful
• 5 NBA Rookies Making An Impact
• Registration Underway For Pa. Liquor Control Board's Limited-Release Lottery
• San Francisco Oceanview Home Ransacked At Gunpoint
• If Not Eli, Barkley Has An Idea Who Could Be Giants' QB In '19
• Bears GM Won't Say If Parkey Will Be Back Next Season
• Report: Former WPIAL and Penn State Standout Derek Moye Slated To Become Next Western Beaver Head Coach
• Report: Black Motorists Stopped, Searched More Than Others
• Dallas Police Need Help Identifying, Locating Hit & Run Suspects
• Small Staff Back To Work At Rocky Mountain National Park During Shutdown
• 21-Year-Old Died While Playing Hide-And-Seek In Detroit
• WATCH: Huge Rotating Ice Disc Mysteriously Forms In River
• Carbonated water has become a multibillion-dollar industry
• Rauner Grants Posthumous Clemency In Stabbing Case Days Before He Left Office
• Bill Would Let Florida Students Be Excused From Jury Duty
• Mike Max Is WCCO-TV's Next Sports Director
• LETO: Apply For State Patrol
• Palo Alto Piano Teacher Accused Of Sexually Abusing Relative
• Hampshire College Seeks Merger Amid Financial Pressure
• Texas Rangers Hall Of Fame Pitcher John Wetteland Arrested, Charged With Child Sex Abuse
• Suspect Dead After Stabbing, House Fire, Police Shooting In Vacaville
• Pittsburgh Weather: Weekend Storm Could Bring Snow, Ice, Rain
• Peeps Offering Behind-The-Scenes Factory Tour Contest
• Ravens QB Lamar Jackson Tells Ray Lewis 'I Want To Be Brady,' Bring Super Bowl To Baltimore
• As shutdown drags on, federal workers flock to food pantries
• Steve King supports House resolution condemning white supremacy comment
• UCLA Gymnast Exudes Joy, Energy In Perfect 10 Routine
• Florida Bill Would Require Money Management Class Before High School Graduation
• Patriots Have Already Accomplished More Than Most Super Bowl Losers In History
• Alicia Keys To Host 2019 Grammy Awards
• British Parliament emphatically rejects May's Brexit deal — now what?
• Carl Soderberg Nets First Career Hat Trick As Avalanche Defeat Maple Leafs
• Broadway Legend Carol Channing Dies At 97
• Caught On Camera: Attempted Burglar Smashes In Jewelry Store Door, Gets Away Empty-Handed
• 'Carson Is The QB Going Forward': Eagles Announce Wentz Will Be Starting Quarterback
• Saudi woman who fled family: "We are treated as an object, like a slave"
• Antarctica's Ice Is Melting Faster, Raising Risk Of Sea Level Rise
• More Than 300 New Chicago Police Officers Graduate From Academy; CPD Expands High-Definition Camera Network
• Monte Morris Appears On Xfinity Monday Live
• Fraud allegations at facility where vegetative patient gave birth
• Stranded Goose Rescued From Frozen Pond By Firefighters
• Deadline To Register For Connect For Health Is Tuesday
• WATCH: Huge Rotating Ice Disc Forms In Maine River
• Broadway Legend Carol Channing Dies At 97
• Report: 4 Michigan Cities Known For Bed Bugs
• Deadly Shooting In Gated Pembroke Pines Community
• UM-FIU November Football Game To Be Played At Marlins Park
• Florida Ranked Best State To Retire
• Former Fort Lauderdale Police Chief Frank Adderley Dismissed From Broward Sheriff's Office
• Another Chilly Morning Before Warming Trend Kicks In
• New Tool Calculates Breast Cancer Risk With Greater Precision
• Patrol: Pedestrian Fatally Struck In Brooklyn Park Walked Against 'Do Not Cross' Sign
• Man Charged After Claiming To Have Bomb At Courthouse
• State Police Arrest Driver After He's Caught Texting At Traffic Light
• Steelers Center Maurkice Pouncey Named To The PFWA All-AFC Team
• New Jersey UPS Facility Remains Closed Following Deadly Standoff
• Netflix Is Raising Its Subscription Prices By $1-2
• Van Dyke's Family And Fellow Officers Ask For Probation Ahead Of Sentencing; Prosecutors Make Case For Prison
• National Bagel Day Is January 15
• Jesse L. Martin Set to Return To 'The Flash'
• Netflix Raising Prices For 58M US Subscribers As Costs Rise
• Baby gets hearing aids, can't stop giggling
• Judge bars Trump administration from adding citizenship question to 2020 census
• 'I'm Just Old And Fat': Anderson Shines After Being Rejected by Broncos, 2 Other Teams
• Nairobi Hotel Targeted In Suspected Terror Attack; Al-Shabab Claims Responsibility
• Children's Clothing Retailer Gymboree Reportedly Set To Close All Stores
• Chick-fil-A opens Sunday for boy with special needs
• NYC Marks 10 Years Since Flight 1549's 'Miracle On The Hudson'
• 30-Year-Old Monroeville Man Shot, Killed In Wilkinsburg
• Today Is Tax Amnesty Deadline In New Jersey
• Ford & VW Announce A Global Partnership
• Chicago Weather Forecast: Potential For Snow Thursday, Then On Weekend
• Downers Grove North H.S. Investigating After Student Writes Racial Slur On Whiteboard
• Natick Police Say Man Threatened To Kill Officers After Arrest
• Pittsburgh Pirates Broadcaster Steve Blass Announces This Is Last Season In The Booth
• Michael Flynn, Sean Spicer Become Neighbors In Rhode Island
• EPA criminal action against polluters hits 30-year low
• Witness To Liberty City Murder Killed Just Before Start Of Trial
• Dwindling Colorado Snowpack Prompts Eagerness For More Snow
• No Shootings Reported In Chicago On Monday; A First In 2019
• Davis Officer's Suspected Killer Was Not Legally Allowed To Own Firearms
• State Agencies Assist Maryland Federal Workers Facing 'Challenging Times'
• 1/19 CBS2 Tuesday Afternoon Weather Headlines
• First Annual Transgender March Comes To Washington D.C.
• Antarctica's ice is melting faster, raising risk of sea level rise
• Alicia Keys On Being This Year's GRAMMYs Host: 'It's Going Up On February 10th!'
• Alicia Keys On Being This Year's GRAMMYs Host: 'It's Going Up On Feb. 10!'
• Man says landscaper asked to bury cat; toddler's remains found
• Netflix Is Raising Its Subscription Prices
• Eagles Fan Attacks Girlfriend, Puts Dog In Microwave After Argument Following Playoff Loss, Say Police
• Watch: Chunk of Tappan Zee Bridge demolished with explosives
• U Of Detroit Mercy Reaches $100M Fundraising Goal Early
• Netflix hikes prices on all subscription plans
• Alicia Keys named Grammy Awards host
• Adam Vinatieri Leaning Toward Returning For 24th NFL Season
• No. 19 Maryland Squeezes Past Wisconsin 64-60
• Judge Bars Citizenship Question From 2020 Census
• Broadway Legend Carol Channing, Who Married Former Modesto Councilman, Dies At 97
• Broadway Legend, San Francisco Native Carol Channing Dies At 97
• Clete Blakeman, Who Partook In Dubious DeflateGate Testing, Will Be Referee For Patriots-Chiefs AFC Championship Game
• "Mobituaries": Mo Rocca's irreverent podcast to debut with intriguing stories of past lives
• Wayne County Judge Vonda Evans Announces Retirement On Social Media
• Police Arrest Suspect In Fells Point Bar Murder
• Feds Seeking 3 More Months To Indict Ald. Edward Burke, Citing 'Complex' Investigation
• "McJesus" sculpture sparks outrage in Israel
• Netflix Raising Prices For 58M US Subscribers As Costs Rise
• Netflix Raising Prices For 58M US Subscribers; Largest Increase Since Service Launched
• Boil-Water Advisory Lifted In Downtown Detroit Amid Auto Show
• Toddler found dead outside home in freezing cold
• New Jersey Student Cast As 'Maria' In Steven Spielberg's 'West Side Story'
• Science Museum Offers Free Admission To Furloughed Workers
• Public Awareness Campaign Aims To Keep Children Safe, Nurtured and Healthy With Community Events
• Netflix Raising Prices For All US Subscribers
• Netflix Raising Prices, Biggest Increase Since Company Started
• Irate Eagles Fan Facing Charges, Accused Of Putting Dog In Microwave After Loss
• Alicia Keys To Host Grammy Awards In February
• VW, Ford Team Up On Pickups And Vans, Explore Deal On Electrics
• CTM Spotify Playlist: January 15, 2019
• Vikings Add Gary Kubiak As Assistant Head Coach, Offensive Adviser
• New Jersey Girl, 17, Lands Leading Role In 'West Side Story' Reboot
• Sacramento Kings' Shumpert Stopped By Security At Blazers Locker Room
• Ohio Man Charged For Releasing Racehorses, 1 Falls Through Icy Lake And Drowns
• Survey Finds Most Common Excuses For Hanging On To Clutter
• PG&E bankruptcy: California's tough choices for nation's biggest utility
• VIDEO: Toddler OK After Car Seat Falls Out Of Moving Vehicle
• Woman, Son-In-Law Dead In Apparent Murder Suicide In NE Miami-Dade
• Extremists launch deadly attack on luxury hotel in Kenya
• Nets Fans Troll Celtics With 'Kyrie's Leaving' Chant During Blowout In Brooklyn
• Mentoring Matters: Students Inspired By Longtime Computer Pro Turned New Teacher
• PTL Links: Jan. 15, 2019
• Gymboree Expected To File For Bankruptcy, Close All 900 Stores
• Cooking Corner: Football Playoff Dips
• 3 Deputies Shot While Serving Search Warrant At Texas Home
• 'Wow, Wow, Wow': Gayle King Can't Handle How Nice MSP's Bathrooms Are
• Boston Marks 100th Anniversary Of Great Molasses Flood
• Another Teen Charged In December Attack At Chicago Avenue Station On CTA Red Line
• Voluntary Evacuations Ordered After Mudslide That Hit Encino Home Threatens 14 More
• Autograph Sessions Back Again At Annual PiratesFest
• Facebook investing $300 million in local news initiatives
• Gillette's New Ad Isn't About Shaving. It's About Men In The Age Of #MeToo
• Mike 'The Situation' Sorrentino Due To Report To Federal Prison For Tax Fraud
• FDA to resume inspections of riskiest foods amid shutdown
• Carol Channing, Known For Broadway Hit 'Hello, Dolly,' Dies At 97
• TOP 25 THIS WEEK: Wolverines Visit An Unranked Opponent In Its Only Game
• 3 new representatives try to find their place amid shutdown chaos
• Weather Blog: Potential Snow
• Boston Mayor Marty Walsh To Deliver Annual State Of City Address
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