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Articles from January 24, 2019

• Cal Fire Investigators: PG&E Not Blamed For Tubbs Fire
• Man Dies After Being Struck By Car, Pinned Against House In Palmdale
• Investigators Find No Battery In Carbon Monoxide Detector After Sacramento Man Dies
• Investigation: LAPD Singled Out Black Drivers For Traffic Stops
• 80-Year-Old Survives Night Stranded In Sierra Snowstorm
• New Law Limits Authorities' Options in Santa Cruz Homeless Camp Cleanup
• Pizzability Restaurant Is A Win-Win For Employees, Customers
• Want A Piece Of White Fence Farm? It's All For Sale On Friday
• Hands-Free Driving Bill Introduced At State Capitol
• Consumer DNA Test Can Screen For Over 190 Conditions In Newborns, But Is It Too Much Information?
• Baker School Apartments Offer Affordable Housing In Adams County
• Teachers Rally Outside Denver Public Schools Offices
• Federal Jury Rules OC Sheriff's Deputy Used Excessive Force On Knife-Wielding Suspect
• Rent Prices Down In Denver Metro Area, Amenities Offered
• Central Coast Dog's Flapping Ears Take Star Turn in Super Bowl Commercial
• LA County Fire Captain Killed In Freeway Crash Remembered For Legacy Of Service
• No Service Here: Emergency Roadside Call Boxes To Disappear From Freeways
• Parents and Teachers Demand Emergency Delay of Oakland School Closures
• Police: Driver Looking At WhatsApp Messages When She Fatally Struck Pedestrian
• Adams County Deputy Heath Gumm Remembered 1 Year After Death
• Gates Rubber Factory Site To Become Mixed Use Retail, Residential
• Sen. Michael Bennet Rips Cruz's 'Crocodile Tears' Over Shutdown
• New Colorado Poaching Case: Bull Elk Killed Illegally
• Majority Democrats Reject 3 GOP-Sponsored Gun-Rights Bills
• Have You Seen This Man? Sacramento Man Wanted For Defrauding Truckee Businesses
• Sensory Playground In Need Of Updates, Repairs
• State Lawmaker Wants To Bring Back Hunting Education In Schools
• Opioid Addiction Targets Emergency Department Programs
• Fairfield Man Arrested For Shooting That Seriously Injured Victim
• FBI Says 'Traveling Bandit' Arrested In Western Colorado
• Iconic Clickety-Clack Flipping Board At 30th Street Station Coming Down This Weekend
• Warriors Beat Wizards for 9th Straight Win
• Bitter Blast: Wind Chill Advisory Issued For Most Of Minnesota
• Drink Beer, Support Search And Rescue Crews
• 3rd Victim Dies In Brooklyn Restaurant Hammer Attack
• NY Man Cleared Of Mother's Murder After Spending 19 Years In Prison
• NYCHA Supervisor Accused Of Stealing Kitchen Items For Personal Use
• Brazen Burglar Steals $1 Million Worth Of Jewelry From Queens Store
• BMO Harris Customers Locked Out Of Online Access Due To Upgrade Glitch
• L.A. mayor touts response to teachers' strike to mayors
• Attorney General's Office Reviewing Jason Van Dyke's Sentence
• If You Haven't Tried This Chili (Or This Eatery's 6 Others), You're Missing Out
• 'No One Knew She Was Dead': Family Has Questions After Finding Mother Dead In Nursing Home
• Boy Born On Super Bowl Sunday 2002 Excited For Patriots-Rams Rematch
• Will The Government Shutdown Affect Tax Returns?
• How Many Homeless Are On Minnesota's Cold Streets?
• Anton Black's Family Rejects Autopsy Report, Pushes For Grand Jury Investigation
• New Disaster Recovery Center Open In Paradise To Help Survivors
• Emmanuel Sanders Visits Patients Recovering From Surgery
• Hundreds Pack City-County Building To Air Thoughts On Gun Legislation
• School Bus Driver Fired After Leaving 5-Year-Old Boy Trapped On Bus For Entire Day
• Family Gets Back Grandfather's WWI Keepsake Thanks To Purple Hearts Reunited
• New Lease On Life For Montgomery County Woman Thanks To Tissue Transplant
• Man Accused Of Firing At Officers From Salem Rooftop Charged With Attempted Murder
• Man Shot In Suspected Road Rage Incident On Route 309 In Fort Washington, Police Say
• Bitter Cold Cancels Winter Activities Throughout Twin Cities
• Tule Elk Make Remarkable Comeback In South San Jose Hills
• Dogs Found With Embedded Chains In Necks, Remains Of Another Rescued From Delaware County Property
• Manhunt On For Suspect Who Fled Officers In The Bronx
• Two Arrests Made In Dundalk Stabbing, One Injured
• Feds Boost Money For Hurricane Debris Removal
• New App Allows Teachers, Students To Report School Building Issues In Real-Time
• Boy, 3, found alive after massive search in North Carolina
• Gopher Women's Basketball Falls To Purdue, 64-53
• Pembroke Pines Police Looking For Man Who Followed Women While Touching Himself
• Stockton Police Respond To 10 Hit-And-Run Crashes A Day
• Robert Morris Holds Onto 1st Place, Stops Sacred Heart 72-64
• Family Of North Texas Mother Found Deceased In Creek Thanks Community For Search Effort, Support
• Canada Goose Coat Robberies: Suspects Forcing Victims To Give Up Luxury Winter Jackets
• Antioch Student Hailed As Hero For Quick Action Following PE Injury
• 2 MDCPS Employees, 1 Other Arrested For Scheme Selling GED Certificates
• Wind Chills To Reach -30 Friday Morning, Next Week Could Bring Record-Breaking Cold
• Cyclists Dismiss Idea For Cars Using Bike Lane On Richmond-San Rafael Bridge
• 10-Year-Old Wins Science Fair By 'Proving' Tom Brady Is A Cheater
• Walmart Drivers Getting A Big Raise To Nearly $90,000
• Arrest Of School Janitor For Lewd Acts With Child Has Parents Horrified
• Del Oro High School Football Forced To Forfeit Championship Title For Playing Ineligible Player
• Locals Doing What They Can To Help Federal Workers Impacted By Government Shutdown
• Kicker Greg Zuerlein Pops Up On Rams Injury Report, Expected To Play In Super Bowl LIII
• I-Team: Burn Survivor Speaks Out After Gas Explosion
• Rocklin Teacher Who Questioned School Shooting Protest Is Running For President
• Florida Secretary Of State Michael Ertel Resigns After Blackface Pictures Emerge
• Woman, 35, Killed In Chisago City Crash
• 1 Dead, Dozens Hurt In 'Serious' Crash Involving NYC-Bound Bus In New Jersey
• Company Selling $80 Used Tissues To Fight Colds, Flu
• Joel Embiid Named NBA All-Star Game Starter
• Suspect In Florida Bank Attack Dreamed Of Hurting Classmates
• Single-Game Dodgers Tickets Go On Sale Friday Exclusively Online
• Police: 2 Men Shot More Than 20 Times In Philly Double Homicide
• Governor Gavin Newsom Says 'God No' To Run For President
• Trump says Republicans "won" on failed Senate votes
• Ray Lewis Back At An Atlanta Super Bowl 19 Years After Arrest
• Furloughed IRS employees defy order to go back to work without pay
• Rams Male Cheerleaders To Make History With Super Bowl Appearance
• Dallas County Health Department Names New Director
• Missing Boy Sought In San Jose
• Giant Sinkhole Forces Evacuations At La Habra Condo Complex; Mayor Calls It 'Isolated Incident'
• Driver Hurt After School Bus Crash In Lakeville
• Best In Town: Forest Hills
• Best In Town: Snug Harbor
• Best In Town: Riverdale
• 3-Alarm Commercial Fire In East Stockton Impacted 2 Businesses
• Gardner Said He'd 'Vote For Both Options' To Open The Government
• 10-Year-Old New Jersey Boy Bowls Perfect Game
• Enrollment Open For 2019 Pirates Kids Summer Camps
• Crews Battle Vehicle Fire In Rostraver
• Texas Health Resources Laying Off Hundreds Of Workers
• Woodlawn Residents Say Safety Concerns Ignored By City
• San Francisco Holds Biennial Homeless Count
• Casey, Toomey Split In Votes On Bills To End Shutdown
• Gun Control Bills Unveiled As Opponents Fan Out At Capitol
• Sacramento Playground Arson
• Thousand Oaks Fans Saluting Rams For Super Bowl Berth
• Ottavino To Become 1st Yankee To Wear No. 0
• Group representing federal agents: Shutdown has become "extremely dangerous"
• Mall Of America Gives Visitors Warm Respite Amid Cold Snap
• Progressive Insurance Brings 1,100 Jobs To Colorado
• Asylum seekers will be forced to wait in Tijuana for their day in immigration court
• Parolee Arrested After Child Shoots Mother With Shotgun In Norwalk
• Preckwinkle, Mendoza Attempt To Distance Themselves From Ald. Burke And Corruption Investigation
• North Texans Brace For Beetle Epidemic That Could Destroy Trees
• 'We Are With You': Federal Worker Rationing Insulin Finds Respite In Strangers' Kindness
• New Jersey 5th Grader Bowls Perfect Game
• San Jose Police Release Photos Of Van Involved In Deadly Hit-And-Run Near SJSU
• Peninsula Shelter Sees Surplus Of Ball Pythons Available For Adoption
• Government Shutdown Digging Deep Financial Hole For Contractors: 'I Will Get No Back Pay'
• Eating Fried Chicken, Fried Fish Once A Day Can Lead To Early Death, Study Finds
• Employees, Brides-To-Be Relieved After Country Club That Suddenly Closed Reopens
• Construction At LaGuardia Airport Causing Damage To Nearby Homes, Residents Say
• Despite Risk Of Fines, Some Property Owners Still Don't Clear Their Icy Sidewalks
• Newly Released Documents Show Burke Investigation Broader Than Previously Believed
• Salvation Army Offering Assistance To Federal Workers Friday
• Stranger holds umbrella for deputy saluting fallen officer in the rain
• Officials Dispute Report On Measles Threat In Allegheny County
• Danville School On Lockdown After Report Student Had Weapon
• Pool Safety Concerns Don't Disappear In Winter
• LGBTQ Patron Files Assault Charges Against Fells Point Bar Bouncer
• 'Only Those Two People And God Know': Brother Defends Alleged Kidnapper
• Lincoln Yards Plan Approved By Chicago Plan Commission Despite Opposition From Some Community Groups
• Superintendent charged with fraud for helping teen speaks out
• 'I Would Like To Thank Him Personally': Parents Credit Officer With Saving 1-Year-Old Who Had Seizure
• Former Astronaut Inspires Local Women With Story Of Her Triumphs In Many Male-Dominated Fields
• On the ground with Border Patrol agents working without pay
• Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet unleashes on Ted Cruz, Trump over shutdown
• Walmart Offers Free Grocery Delivery Through End Of January
• State Funding Cuts Have Long Island Lawmakers Concerned
• Could aviation strike end government shutdown?
• Witness Admits He Falsely Testified In Murder Trial That Sent An Innocent Man To Prison For 20 Years
• Colorado Sen. Michael Bennet unleashes on Ted Cruz, Trump over shutdown
• Cal Fire Blames Tubbs Fire On Private Electrical Lines
• Jury Selection, Trial Pushed Back In Michael Rosfeld Case
• Howard County To Provide Free Condoms, STI Testing For All High Schools
• Corrections Officers Worried About Tuition, Health Insurance Payments During Shutdown
• State Senators Introduce Legislation To Stop Opioid Epidemic In MN
• Teens From Brickell Bridge Incident Want Hate Crime Charges Brought On Man With Gun
• Police: Woman Was DUI When She Passed Stopped School Bus In Duquesne
• 'Colder Is Better': Despite Bitter Cold, Pond Hockey Championship Will Go On
• Increase In Number Of Female Veterinarians Committing Suicide, Report Finds
• New Study Says That Having Tattoos Isn't Linked To Health Status
• Furloughed federal workers cost $1,001 a second not to work
• One Woman's Mission: Saving Dogs In Danger After Natural Disasters
• Crow Family Gifts Asian Art Collection, $23M To UT Dallas
• Deadly California fire caused by private equipment, not PG&E, agency says
• Taste With Tori: Stir Restaurant Inside Philadelphia Museum Of Art Highlights Seasonal, Local Ingredients
• Travel Watch: Phoenix's Spring Training Is Coming Soon, A Flight Away From Pittsburgh
• Remedy Or Ruse: Doctors Issue Warning About Use Of 'Black Salve' As Cure For Skin Cancer
• More Than 300 Boats For Sale At Baltimore Boat Show
• Former Yankee Alex Rodriguez, Jennifer Lopez Tout 10-Day Diet Without Sugar, Carbs
• Study links gum disease bacteria to Alzheimer's
• Big League Chew Now Featuring Woman On Bubble Gum Packaging
• PG&E Shares Soar After Cal Fire Clears It In 2017 Tubbs Fire
• Disgraced Ex-Cop Says NYPD Overlooked Requirements For Big Shots To Get Full-Carry Gun Licenses Due To Donations
• Florida's secretary of state resigns after blackface photos surface
• Lyft Driver Rescues Worcester 2-Year-Old Wandering In Freezing Temperatures
• NYPD: Woman Arrested In Brooklyn Rental Scam, Male Suspect In Queens Still At Large
• Couple Relaxing In Living Room Before Truck Slams Into House, Nearly Hitting Them
• MTA Fare Hike Vote Postponement Buys Time For Beleaguered LIRR To Address Many Complaints
• Stoughton Woman Charged In Hit-And-Run Accident
• New Horizons beams back best image yet of Ultima Thule
• Man Arrested After South SF Shooting That Prompted Security Measures At Area Schools
• Mt. Sinai Set To Open New Surgical Tower
• Flight Cancellations, Delays At O'Hare, Midway
• More federal workers seeking new jobs during shutdown
• Pedestrian Killed, State Trooper Hurt In Crash On Meadowbrook State Parkway
• Report: Dodgers Sign Outfielder AJ Pollock To $55M Deal
• Americans optimistic about economy, but pessimistic about country’s direction - CBS News poll
• Charges To Be Filed Against Student Who Made Hempfield High School Threats
• Air Force Academy Cadet Faces Trial On Sexual Assault Charge
• Carjacking Of Saint Joseph's University Student May Be Part Of Disturbing Pattern, Police Say
• 'My Son, He Tried To Kill Me, Please Hurry', Davie Woman Calls 911 After Attack Inside Home
• New Top Cop Nominee Reportedly Agrees To Stay For Duration Of Consent Decree
• Chicago Weather Forecast: Area Blasted With Dangerous Cold
• "Traveling Bandit" Who Robbed Bank In Aventura Caught By FBI
• Ravens Keeping John Harbaugh For Another 4 Years
• WOW Air Offering Anyone Named 'Valentine' Free Flight From Boston To Iceland For Their Significant Other
• Wind Wreaks Havoc, Causing Damage Around Massachusetts
• Wet Thursday Turns Into Colder Friday and Weekend
• Joe Montana Makes Investment In Cannabis Company
• Biotechnology Research Brings 'Joy' To Future Leaders Winner
• NYPD: Cyclist Attacks Uber Driver With Bike Lock, Climbs On Top Of Car
• XOCO Chef Rick Bayless Offering Free Meals To Federal Workers During Government Shutdown
• Denver Art Museum Extends Dior Exhibit
• Butte County Recovers
• Howard County Sues FAA To Stop BWI Airport Expansion
• Superintendent charged with fraud for using health insurance to help sick student
• Mother Demands Justice For Daughter Murdered In Richmond Park
• PG&E Not To Blame For Deadly Tubbs Fire
• The Foote Files: Songs That Mention Western Union
• Aurora Man Killed In Drive-By Shooting
• Woman Sentenced In Fatally Stabbing Boyfriend In 2017 Domestic Dispute
• Investigators: CO Detector In Sacramento Apartment Where Man Died Didn't Have Batteries Installed
• Charlie And The Chocolate Factory Swirls Baltimore Into A World Full Of Pure Imagination
• 15 senators demand FCC, FTC investigate carriers selling location data
• North Texas-Based Air Traffic Controller Resign Over Government Shutdown
• 'The Wizard Of Oz' Follows The Yellow Brick Road Back To Theaters
• Warren Proposes 'Ultra-Millionaire Tax' As Part Of 2020 Bid
• Des Plaines Man Charged With Conspiracy To Make 'Swatting' Calls
• Mädchen Amick Discusses 'Riverdale' And Career Before Hit CW Series
• 'Jane The Virgin' And 'Riverdale' Spinoffs In The Works
• Nacho Fries Returning To Taco Bell
• Best In Town: Bed-Stuy
• Accident Leaves SUV On Its Side In Finleyville Creek
• Alleged Drunk Driver Indicted For Killing Three Young Children In Route 210 Crash
• Dueling Bills Aiming To Reopen Government Fail In Senate
• Veteran who lost leg helps Colin Powell change tire
• Holabird Student Threatens School; Authorities Investigating
• Texas Native Killed In Nairobi Attack Laid To Rest
• Man Arrested For Shooting, Killing Woman In Front Of Her Children In Fort Worth
• Michael Cohen Receives Congressional Subpoena
• 'True Warrior To The Very End': Beloved K9 With Pennsylvania Police Department Dies
• Burglary Suspect Found Inside Baltimore County School
• 2 Camden Firefighters Injured Battling Blaze
• Accident Leaves One Car Overturned On Its Side
• San Jose Man Pleads Guilty To Fatally Shooting Great White Shark
• Police Surround Wilmerding Home After Vehicle Flees From Traffic Stop
• Defense Attorney Suggests Key Prosecution Witness Is A Liar In Sarah Stern Murder Trial
• Scammers impersonating YouTube stars
• Dick's Sporting Goods Pittsburgh Marathon CEO Stepping Down This Year
• Man Sentenced To 20-40 Years In Prison For Ripping Father's Eyeball Out, Killing Him
• North Texas Sea Turtles Pick Rams To Win Super Bowl After Some 'Flipper-Ferference'
• Colorado Electoral College Reps Try To Revive Lawsuit
• Chick-fil-A Won't Make Sunday Exception For Super Bowl
• State Police Investigating Fatal Collision In Prince George's County
• Polar Vortex: Arctic Blast Set To Invade Pittsburgh Next Week
• Florida Senator Takes Aim At Plastic Bags, Straws
• Massachusetts Banks Offer Zero-Interest Loans For Furloughed Workers
• Investigators: Private Electrical System, Not PG&E, To Blame For 2017 Tubbs Fire
• San Diego Republican Assemblyman Brian Maienschein Switches Parties From GOP To Democrat
• Hogan Asks For Shutdown To End, Thanks Federal Employees Working At Airports
• Elizabeth Warren plans to propose a "wealth tax"
• Chad O'Shea Will Reportedly Join Brian Flores In Miami As Dolphins Offensive Coordinator
• How you can help federal workers during shutdown
• K-Pop Fans Mobilize To Name Pudu Born At L.A. Zoo After NCT Member Haechan
• Grant Will Help Alleged Offenders Get Free Rides To Court
• Florida Lawmakers Boost Funding For Bright Futures
• 'Brazen' Burglary Suspect Caught In Columbia After Short Pursuit
• Is Ronda Rousey Leaving WWE?
• Walmart Offering Free, Limited Time Grocery Delivery
• Fremont Police Use DNA Evidence To Find Suspect In Brutal 1990 Homicide Case
• Puerto Rico suspends electricity, water bills for federal workers affected by shutdown
• Brown Returns To Public Eye, Issues Dire Warning At Doomsday Clock Announcement
• 7th Greatest Moment Of 2018 Cowboys Season: Thanksgiving Day Victory Over Rival Redskins
• Pittsburgh's Top 3 Whiskey Bars, Ranked
• 49ers Legend Joe Montana Invests In Pot Dispensary, Delivery Company
• Fallen Beaver Co. Airman Laid To Rest In Arlington National Cemetery
• Shutdown halts controlled burns after Trump called for more of them
• 'The Wizard Of Oz' Returning To Boston Area Theaters This Weekend
• Bronx Preschoolers Hold Special Winter Olympics
• 'I'm Really Happy Where I'm At': Color Analyst Tony Romo Not Considering Move To Coaching
• Boy Missing From Arapahoe County Found Safe
• Candlelight Vigil To Take Place 1 Year After Deputy Heath Gumm's Death
• Scientists Urge Walz To Stick With Line 3 Suit
• Jonathan Alter Remembers The Careers Of Writers Jimmy Breslin & Pete Hamill In New Documentary
• Supreme Court may review 2020 census citizenship question
• 'The Wizard Of Oz' Back In Theaters For Its 80th Anniversary
• Man Shot To Death Outside San Gabriel Valley Strip Club
• A Slice Of Sully: Hard To Pick Against Patriots In Super Bowl LIII
• 2 Militia Members Admit Role In Bloomington Mosque Bombing
• Walmart Increases Driver Wages To Almost $90K
• Pastor To Give Up Part Of His Liver To Save Dying Child He's Never Met
• Michael Cohen receives congressional subpoena
• New Details On Sacramento High Speed Chase
• Volleyball Coach Charged With Child Pornography, Setting Up Hidden Camera In Gym Restroom
• Customer surprises McDonald's employee with car
• Councilman Wants Voters To Decide Whether Philadelphia Legalizes Recreational Marijuana Usage
• Denver Weather: After Rough Commute, Quick Shot Of Snow Ends
• New Jersey Man Found Dead In Cheese Company's Mixing Machine, Police Say
• DPS Teachers Strike On Hold, But District Still Seeking Substitutes
• Watch: Time-Lapse Video Of Komodo Dragon Hatching At Denver Zoo
• Colorado Records Smallest Increase In Student Numbers Statewide In Nearly 30 Years
• Former California Gov. Jerry Brown Returns To Public Eye For Doomsday Clock Statement
• Shoppers Get Free Food After Cash Register System Crashes
• Children's Museum Employee Under Investigation For Child Porn
• Florida commissioner reprimanded for post about Rep. Rashida Tlaib
• Patriots Mascot 'Sore' After Unexpected Hit From Jets Safety Jamal Adams At Pro Bowl
• Cook County Board Raises Age For Buying Tobacco To 21 In Unincorporated Areas
• Krispy Kreme Offering 'Conversation Doughnuts' For Valentine's Season
• School Threat Under Investigation In The South Metro
• No Sweets For Your Sweetheart: Fewer Candy Sweethearts Available This Valentine's Day
• Dallas Man Pleads Guilty To Strangling Landlord, Burying In Yard
• Kate Hudson on her "genderless" approach to raising kids
• Englishwoman Named Dee Ford Inundated With Tweets After Chiefs Player's Blunder
• Kidsburgh Kidcast Event Calendar 1/24/19
• Kidsburgh Kidcast: Meltdowns!
• CHP Warns Of Good Samaritan Scam Along Freeways
• Gold Medal flour recalled over salmonella fears
• Monongahela Incline Back In Service After Water Main Break Damage
• 'I'm Really Happy Where I'm At': Color Analyst Tony Romo Not Considering Move To Coaching
• Doomsday Clock 2019: It's Still Two Minutes To Midnight
• Chef Bill Fuller: Best Way To Use Up Leftovers
• Families open up their hearts — and their homes — to serve veterans
• 'It's A Great Day for Hockey!' Heinz History Center Unveils New Penguins Exhibit
• Rich City Rides Creates Community Around Bicycle Rides And Projects
• Lt. Gov. John Fetterman To Hold Public Listening Sessions On Legalizing Marijuana
• Illinois Supreme Court Hears Food Truck Regulations Case
• Armed Robbery Suspect Wanted For Stealing Cartons Of Cigarettes From Wawa In Radnor Township
• Meek Mill, Jay-Z and others launch initiative for criminal justice reform
• While LAUSD Strike Ends, South LA Charter School Strike Continues
• Company Selling $80 Used Tissues To Fight Colds, Flu Already Sold Out Of Stock
• Former Patriot Matt Light Surprises Quincy Man With Super Bowl Tickets
• Trump's Shutdown Gift To Pelosi: A Unified Democratic Caucus
• Sex Offender Arrested In Spree Of Santa Monica Break-Ins
• San Francisco Mulls Imposing Fee To Drive Down Congested Lombard St.
• Bill Belichick Calls Rams Punter Johnny Hekker 'A Weapon' Three Times During Press Conference
• Study: Minnesotans Rank Among Nation's Worst Drivers
• Jayme Closs To Get $25K Reward After Saving Herself From Kidnapper
• Ted Cruz Urges Trump To Send Captured ISIS Fighters To Guantanamo Bay
• Border Patrol has discovered at least 230 border tunnels since 1990
• Mother Grieving But Feels 'Relief' After Finding Missing Daughter's Remains
• DeRusha Eats: Fine Dining In North Oaks At Tria
• Los Angeles Drops 20 Places In Best-Performing Cities Ranking
• Alligators Freeze In Swamp With Noses Poking Out Of Ice
• Rams, Patriots Feature Several Players With Central Valley Connections
• San Jose Airport, Food Bank Provide Aid To Furloughed Federal Workers
• Pompeo pledges $20 million in aid to Venezuela
• Jeff Bridges Teases A 'The Big Lebowski' Super Bowl Surprise
• Mon Wharf To Close Friday, Vehicles Must Be Moved By Thursday Evening
• Man Stole Purse, Hit Two Women With Car
• Pittsburgh Weather: Arctic Air Sliding Back Into Area Bringing Chance For More Snow
• NWI Man Dies After Police-Involved Shooting
• 3 Bipartisan Bills Aim To Curb Minnesota's Tobacco Use
• Breckenridge Brewery Sets Up Free Lyft Rides To Keep Drunk Drivers Off The Road
• Crashes On Snowy Streets Tangle Traffic For Second Time This Week
• Ikea Stores Offering Free Breakfast To Federal Workers Affected By Government Shutdown
• Alligators Poke Snouts Out Of Ice To Survive Cold Weather
• Officials: Charging Cell Phone, Power Strip Eyed As Cause Of Fire That Torched South Brunswick Home
• Cold Have You Dreaming Of Vacation? This Cheap Flight Hack Will Get You There
• Vote For Next 'You Wanted To Know' Segment
• Alligators Poke Snouts Out Of Ice To Survive Cold Weather
• Alligators Freeze Themselves, Poke Snouts Out Of Ice To Survive Cold Weather
• Food Pantry Seeking Donations To Federal Workers Affected By Shutdown; 'When They Come In, It's Really Difficult'
• What To Do When Your Home Security System Becomes The Reason You're Not Safe
• Pittsburgh City Council To Hold Public Hearing On City Gun Legislation
• Miami Beach Police K9 Unit Expands Force With Vader
• Colorado Springs Police Wound Armed Man
• KFC vows to cut its plastic waste
• Man Shot, Killed On Long Beach Street
• "New abnormal": Doomsday Clock still at 2 minutes to midnight
• Airport Workers Warn Aviation Security System 'Will Be Crippled' If Federal Shutdown Drags On
• Police Asking For Public's Help Locating ATM Skimming Suspects In Marlton
• Woman Raped, Stabbed, Locked In U-Haul In San Bernardino
• Under Armour To Design 'Spacewear' For Virgin Galactic's Future Astronauts
• MOA Announces Skate The Star Rink Will Stay Open Into February
• MTA Delays Vote On Fare Hikes Until February
• Props, Set Pieces From Netflix Originals To Be Sold In Pittsburgh
• Keys to sales success for entrepreneurs
• 'The New Abnormal': Doomsday Clock Remains Two Minutes To Midnight
• 'A Sincere Thank You' From Former Broward Elections Supervisor Brenda Snipes
• Heavy Rain, Winds, Flooding Likely To Be An Issue For Evening Commute
• School Superintendent Charged After Using Her Insurance To Get Sick Student Medical Care
• Sierra Snowpack At 115 Percent Of Normal After January Storms
• Rebuilding Rangers On Long Break Off Best Stretch In Months
• Poll: Governor Ron DeSantis' Popularity Surging, Trump's Not So Much
• Steelers In Contract Extension Talks With Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger
• Gov. Cuomo Signs Voting Reform Package Into Law, Includes Early Voting
• 'The Wizard Of Oz' Follows The Yellow Brick Road Back To Theaters
• Naperville Police Shoot Man When He Turns Gun On Them
• Bob Dylan's 'Blowin' In The Wind' To Be Featured In Budweiser Super Bowl Ad
• Trent Dilfer Said Patriots' Steve Belichick Got In His Face Over 'Not Good Anymore' Comments
• Cambridge Police Debunk Viral Message About Human Trafficking By Ride-Share Drivers
• Photo Of Texas 5-Year-Old With Birth Dad And 'Bonus Dad' Goes Viral
• 1 Person Hospitalized After Shooting In North Braddock
• Placer Sheriff K9 Eros, Who Was Injured In Shooting Spree, Recovering Well At Home
• Jackson Lee steps down from leadership posts after lawsuit
• Upset Over Wednesday's Benching, Kanter Tells Knicks: Play Me Or 'Just Get Me Out Of Here'
• Texan Gifts $1 Million To South Dakota Veterans Home
• Sonequa Martin-Green: 'Everyone On Discovery Is On A Mission Of Restoration At This Point'
• Shooting Victim Dies After Baltimore Officer Goes To Wrong Location
• Police: 2 Arrested For Allegedly Assaulting, Robbing Butler Man
• General Mills Recalls Bags Of Gold Medal Flour Over Salmonella Fears
• Omar Introduces Bill To Reimburse Federal Workers For Childcare Expenses
• LA Company Selling $80 Used Tissues To Fight Colds, Flu Already Sold Out Of Stock
• 'Worst' Ransomware Attack Hits Salisbury Police Department
• Chefs And Truck Drivers Beware, AI Is Coming
• 'Open For Business:' Steelers Wide Receiver Antonio Brown Sends Another Cryptic Tweet
• Doomsday Clock 2019: It's Still Two Minutes To Midnight
• Avalanche Fall To Wild 5-2 At Pepsi Center
• Senate to vote on bills to fund government, though unlikely to pass
• Nuggets Fall To Jazz 114-108 In Salt Lake City
• Taxi Drivers Ask Mayor Breed To Intervene Ahead Of Ban On SFO Pickups
• Mansfield Home To New Millionaire Thanks To Winning Scratch Ticket
• Coast Guard Searching For Overboard Majesty Of The Seas Crew Member
• Walmart Seeks To Hire Hundreds Of Truckers At Nearly $90,000 A Year
• 85-Year-Old Woman Missing In Baltimore County Found
• Police Officer Who Arrested Parkland Shooting Suspect Awarded Medal Of Valor
• Here Are Baltimore's Top 6 New American Spots
• Rape suspect "fooled everybody," says mom of another patient
• Officials Confirm 2 Cases Of Legionnaires' Disease In The Bronx
• Florida official says Muslim congresswoman may "blow up" Capitol
• Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Announces Largest Expansion In Park History: Calypso Springs
• Wilbur Ross doesn't get why federal workers need food banks
• Hulu Drops Price Of Basic Plan By $2, After Netflix Raised Its Prices
• Walmart Hiring Hundreds Of Truck Drivers, Paying Nearly $90,000 A Year
• Trent Brown Quickly Learned That Negative Stories About Patriots Were 'Bullcrap'
• Meek Mill, Jay Z & Sports Owners Team Up To Lobby For Criminal Justice Reform
• SF Considers Imposing $5-10 Fee To Drive Down Lombard Street
• Most Parents Still Rely On Myths To Avoid Colds
• Man took bank "by force" before killing 5 women, police say
• Man Injured After Falling Down Elevator Shaft At Construction Site In Port Richmond
• Sen. Joni Ernst claims husband assaulted her, denies allegation of affair
• California's Berkeley approves 25-cent fee on disposable cups
• Newly Discovered Fossil Reveals Prehistoric Platypus With Unusually Small Eyes
• St. Paul Winter Carnival Parade Canceled Due To Cold
• Soccer star's audio message from missing plane: "I'm so scared"
• Dad and son dance to "Frozen" in viral video
• New Jersey Lawmakers Consider Minimum Wage Increase
• Fried Foods Linked To Higher Risk Of Death In Women 50+
• Center City's First Medical Marijuana Dispensary Opens
• Trial Set For Widow of Fox Lake Police Lt. Joe Gliniewicz
• Farallones Research Among Environmental Studies Disrupted By Government Shutdown
• 2019 Doomsday Clock Set To 'Two Minutes To Midnight'
• Flood Watch In Effect Until 3 p.m.
• Climate Change Will Affect Gender Ratio Among Newborns
• Mayor Steinberg Apologizes After Police Move Homeless Outside City Hall During Storm
• 1/23 CBS2 Thursday Afternoon Weather Headlines
• St. Paul's Top 5 Vietnamese Eateries
• Pelosi says she'll meet with Trump "anytime" but not for a "photo-op"
• Tax returns: How the government shutdown, new law will impact you
• Peppa Pig World Of Play Joins Lineup At Great Lakes Crossing
• Penn Twp. Road Buckling From Subsidence, Drivers Told To Avoid Area
• Ex-girlfriend gives new details about accused bank shooter
• Climate Change Will Affect Gender Ratio Among Newborns, Scientists Say
• Senate To Vote On Bills To Fund Government, Though Unlikely To Pass
• Man Charged In 2017 Fatal Shooting At Maywood Grocery
• Orioles Hire Long As Hitting Coach, Brocail For Pitchers
• Jayme Closs To Get Reward Money For Saving Herself From Kidnapper
• General Mills Gold Medal Flour Recalled Due To Salmonella Concern
• Teen Who Received Christmas Cards From Around The World Dies After Cancer Battle
• CTM Spotify Playlist: January 24, 2019
• Chuck Norris Wants To Set World Record For Most People Dressed As Him In One Place At 5K Race In Texas
• Water Main Break Closes Section Of Pioneer Trail In Chaska
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