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• Charges Dropped Against Former CHP Officer In Murder Plot
• Modesto Man Looking For Owner Of $5,000 In Lost Cash
• Warriors Trip Up Suns 106-95 for Fourth Straight Win
• 4 Matchups To Watch As Broncos Look To End Playoff Hopes For Raiders
• Denver Weather: More Snow Rolling Into Colorado
• Denver Zoo To Provide Low-Sensory Zoo Lights Experience Tuesday
• Jerry Herman, Legendary Broadway Composer Known For 'Hello, Dolly!', Dies At Age 88
• Fuel Station Mix-Up: Dozens Of Cars May Be Damaged After Diesel Was Switched With Gasoline At King Soopers
• New Lab Helps Support Conservation Work At Denver Art Museum
• Deer Death Trap: Neighbors Call For Protections For Deer Falling Into Canal
• Father, 2 Daughters Killed After Massive Blaze Rips Through Hemet Apartment Complex
• Officials Say Sacramento Pop-Up Events Contributed To Drop In Youth Homicides
• Missing Garden Grove 3-Year-Old Found By CHP Officers In Cajon Pass, Mother In Custody
• 6-Year-Old Dies At Long Beach Hospital, Downey Man Arrested On Suspicion Of Murder
• Protest Outside South Sacramento Sikh Temple Affects Traffic On Elk Grove Florin Road
• Frk Scores 2 in Debut for Kings in 3-2 OT Win Over Sharks
• Judge Decides 1 Case Under Urban Camping Ban In Denver Is Cruel & Unusual Punishment
• Ice Castles In Dillon Set To Open On Saturday
• Dozens Of Aurora Plow Drivers Hit The Roads Ahead Of Winter Storm
• Minnehaha Academy Moves Bronny James Basketball Game To Target Center
• Smith-Marsette Has 3 TDs, Iowa Beats USC In Holiday Bowl
• Top 2019 Colorado Weather Stories
• Police: 7-Month-Old That Died Christmas Morning Showed Signs Of Being Shaken
• Police Sgt. Chris Pelton Released From Hospital After Being Shot In Line Of Duty
• The US Officially Raises The Tobacco Buying Age To 21
• San Francisco Recycles Christmas Trees Into Mulch for City Landscaping
• Miami Heat's Chris Silva Hugs Mom For First Time In Years During Pre-Game Emotional Reunion
• Lehner Saves 38 Against Former Team, Blackhawks Beat Islanders 5-2
• California Officer Cleared In 2nd Fatal Shooting In Months
• Chicago Blackhawks Skate Past NY Islanders, 5-2
• UPS Sees Trend Of Increasing Package Returns Each Year As More Customers Shop Online
• Wild Scores 3 Times In 3rd Period To Rally Past Avs 6-4
• Three Hearts, Three Miracles All Over Christmas At Lurie Children's Hospital
• 2 Howard County General Hospital Security Guards Injured After Altercation With Man In The ER
• Juanita Hankins, Mother Of Two Little Girls, Found Beaten To Death On Christmas Day
• Alex Boesl, 11, Dies Days After Farm Accident That Killed His Dad And Uncle
• Elizabeth Warren Visits San Jose Daycare on California Campaign Swing
• Galchenyuk Scores, Penguins Thump Ailing Predators 5-2
• East Bridgewater Family In Need After Father Paralyzed In Freak Accident
• U.S. defense contractor killed in Iraq rocket attack
• Tessa Majors Killing: Police Say DNA Is Key In Solving Case
• Legendary And Controversial Radio Personality Don Imus Dies At Age 79
• Another Sewage Headache In Fort Lauderdale, This Time In Victoria Park
• Man Found Stabbed To Death In NW Dade Home, Several Personal Items Missing
• Police, Mall Management Working To Prevent Juvenile Mall Brawls
• 8 Years After Boy's Unsolved Shooting Death, Mayor Frey Proclaims 'Terrell Mayes Day' In Minneapolis
• Michigan State Beats Wake Forest In Yankee Stadium's Pinstripe Bowl
• Hopkins Basketball Star Zeke Nnaji Talks Transition To Wildcats, NBA Dreams
• Zibanejad Scores Twice, Leads Rangers To 5-3 Win Over Hurricanes
• Miami Heat Hold On To Beat Indiana 113-112
• Mond Leads Texas A&M To 24-21 Win Over Oklahoma State In Texas Bowl
• Devils Defense Scores Own Goal In OT, Hand Gift Win To Maple Leafs
• Chicago Weather: Warm Temps Makes A Return, Along With Rain
• South Philadelphia Family Devastated After Thief Steals Father's Ashes During Car Break-In
• Baltimore Breaks City Record For Killings Per Capita In 2019
• Man Killed In Officer, FBI Agent Involved Shooting In Linthicum Heights
• Family, Friends Remember David Collins, Maryland National Guard Soldier Killed Outside Baltimore County Nightclub
• Harford County Man Charged With Murder In Death Of 2-Year-Old Aubrey Hickman
• Gervonta 'Tank' Davis Surprises Baltimore Kids With Trip To See Fight In Atlanta
• Chinese Man Charged With Photographing Navy Base In Florida Keys
• Donations Pouring In To Help Those Displaced By Drake Hotel's Christmas Day Fire
• Oshie Scores In OT, Capitals Snap Blue Jackets' Win Streak
• Upstate New York Man Arrested For Sexually Abusing A Goat, Police Say
• Minnesota Weather: Big Weekend Storm To Bring Snow And Rain; Arrowhead Could See 14 Inches
• Bergeron's 3rd Straight 2-Goal Game Lifts Bruins Over Sabres
• Sixers' Comeback Falls Short In 98-97 Loss To Magic
• Stormy Weather Returns To New England With A Mess Of Ice, Rain And Snow
• Woman, Dog Die After Broadside Crash In South Sacramento; DUI Suspect Arrested
• Study: Teenage Boys Who Witness Their Peers Abusing Girls Are More Likely To Bully And Fight Others
• Nightmare Before Christmas Decorations Stolen From Dovewood Court Home
• McDonald's Employees Assist Woman Who Mouths 'Help Me' In The Drive Thru
• 'They Talk Very Loud': New York City Is The Rudest City In The Nation, Survey Finds
• Former Yolo County Office Of Education Employee Charged With Felony Embezzlement
• Peyton Manning, John Elway Among 10 Quarterbacks Selected To NFL 100 All-Time Team
• Large Crane Topples Onto Hamilton Township Home
• 50 Kicked Out Of Mall Of America After Melee
• Fire Tears Through Home In Philadelphia's Overbrook Neighborhood
• Caught On Camera: Security Video Shows Carjacking Suspect Attacking 81-Year-Old Woman
• Fatal Crash Involving Scooter, County Bus Investigated In Hollywood
• Police Squad, Jeep Collide; Two Officers, Driver Sent To Hospitals
• Denver Residents Encouraged To Recycle Broken Holiday Lights
• 2 Former Mater Dei High School Students Accuse Former Principal, Counselor Of Sex Abuse
• Chopper Video Shows Fort Worth Police Chief Ed Kraus Chasing, Arresting Hit-And-Run Suspect
• Dublin Vigil To Be Held For 3 Teens Killed In Pleasanton Christmas Night Crash
• El Paso County Sheriff's Office Investigates Reports Of Puppies Thrown Out Of Moving Vehicle
• Don Imus, Host Of 'Imus In The Morning', Dies At Age 79
• Lizzo Named AP's Entertainer Of The Year
• Baltimore's 5 Top Bakeries That Won't Break The Bank
• Final Preparations Underway For 131st Rose Parade in Pasadena
• Fire Destroys $2 Million Concord Mansion; Crews Struggled To Get Water
• Police: Pedestrian Struck By Vehicle, Killed In Burlington County
• East Sacramento Greek Eatery Opa! Opa! Is Moving To Midtown
• Inside a school for Syrian refugee children fleeing bombs
• 3 Individuals Who Allegedly Assaulted Girl At Westmoreland Mall Now Identified
• Animal Friends Holds Heartwarming Reunion For Dogs Rescued From Ross Township Home
• Flu Activity High And Widespread In Maryland
• Tireless Attorney For The Wrongfully Convicted, Karen Daniel, Dies
• Elderly Woman In Austin Neighborhood Getting City Water Service From A Garden Hose
• Don Imus, Radio Shock Jock, Dies At 79
• Suspected Mail Thief In Grand Crossing Angers Residents; One Expert Says 12,000 Packages A Day Are Stolen Or Disappear In Chicago
• Dallas' Cotton Bowl Field Transformed Into Ice Rink For NHL Winter Classic: 'This Is Our Super Bowl'
• Driver gave with no expectations for reward. He got one anyway
• Puppy In Pueblo Animal Cruelty Case Gets New Family
• Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck Claim They Were Groped By Tourists At Florida's Disney World
• New Jersey Officials Warning About Security Of Gas Station Credit Card Readers
• 12-Foot, 998-Pound Great White Shark Tracked To South Florida Waters
• People Making A Difference: Skateboarder Builds Community, Supports Area Skaters
• Haverford Police Warning Drivers About Scheming Man Claiming To Need Money To Fix Car
• Brown, Tatum Carry Celtics Past Cavs For 5th Straight Win
• Brent Seabrook's Absence Already Felt By Blackhawks
• Water Gremlin Confirms 2 Fires In A Week
• 'Somebody Had A Change Of Heart': Stolen Baby Jesus Figurine Returned To Historic St. Cloud Nativity
• Judge Blocks California's Alligator Ban After Louisiana Sues
• 'Upsets Me Beyond Belief': Man Outraged After His Service Dog Is Attacked By 2 Other Dogs Inside Christiana Mall
• North Carolina Breezes Past Temple 55-13 In Military Bowl
• Wawa Facing At Least 6 Lawsuits Related To Massive Data Breach Potentially Affecting All 850 Locations
• Concord Police Release Body Cam Video Of Fatal Shooting Of Man Attacking Parents With Knife
• Police: Burglary Suspect Steals Westminster Patrol Car
• Local Congressman Says 2020 Presidential Election Could Come Down To Western Pennsylvania
• Long Island Residents Asked To Report Wild Turkey Sightings To Department Of Environmental Conservation
• Legendary Radio Personality Don Imus Dies At Age 79
• Cuomo Calls For New Study On High-Speed Rail In New York
• Don Imus, Longtime Controversial Radio Personality, Dies At 79 In Texas
• Fight Forces Connecticut Mall To Close Early For The Night
• New England Patriots Owner Robert Kraft Could Be Facing Felonies
• Young Students In Montgomery County Putting Crafting Skills To Work For Babies In NICU
• Lawsuit: Educators Stricken With Cancer From Sterigenics Emissions
• MTA Wants To Build Wireless Cell Service Connections In East River Tunnel
• Baltimore Police Sgt. Bill Shiflett Recovering After Surgery
• Ohio Officials Searching For Critically Missing 14-Year-Old Harley Dilly
• 'I Really Suck At This': Deputies Say Failed Car Thief Admits Having No Skills
• Clippers Star Kawhi Leonard Named AP's Male Athlete Of The Year
• 400 New NYPD Officers, Including One Who Knows Sign Language, Sworn In Under New Commissioner
• FBI Sends Out Warning To Elderly In Western Pennsylvania About Scams
• Grapevine Finally Reopens To Traffic As Crews Clear Snow, Ice
• Owner Of Dallas Toy Store Damaged By Tornado Grateful To Customers Both Loyal And New
• Pete Frates Winter Classic Kicks Off Weekend Of Fundraising
• Wawa Convenience Store Chain Sued Over Data Breach At Stores
• Some Bills Passed In New York State Legislature Remain In Limbo As Year Ends
• Philadelphia Nonprofit Providing Feminine Products To Women Who Can't Afford Them
• Philadelphia Has Plenty To Offer For Everyone Looking To Celebrate New Year's Eve
• New App Uses DNA, Wristband To Help User Make Healthier Choices
• Man Shot In The Arm In East Baltimore
• The Foote Files: Guy Lombardo
• Lee Mendelson, Producer Of 'A Charlie Brown Christmas,' Dies At 86
• Developers Bringing 'Dead' Malls Back To Life
• Flu Blamed For 4 Deaths In Connecticut This Season
• Yonkers Cop Forced To Retire After Falsely Testifying In Bronx Drug Case
• Squatters Escape After Fire Breaks Out At North Oakland Warehouse
• 'Totally Stunned': Military Couple Gets Brand New Furnace
• Calm Vallejo Police Dispatcher Helps Frantic Grandmom Deliver Baby Over The Phone
• Crane Removing Tree Topples On Top Of House In New Jersey
• Lee Mendelson, Producer Of 'Peanuts' Specials, Dies At 86
• 19-Year-Old Arrested, Charged With Capital Murder Of Teen At Dallas Shopping Center
• New Year's Eve Ball Arrives At Times Square
• 'I Wish They Had Closed It Down': Not Everyone Is Happy That Jeannette's Hemp-Drying Facility Is Reopening
• Broadway Musical Icon Jerry Herman Of 'Mame,' 'Hello, Dolly!' Fame Dies At 88
• Officials: Man Killed In Fiery Crash On Henry Avenue In Roxborough
• Long Island Family Fed Up With Vehicles Crashing Into Their Backyard
• Must be 21 to buy tobacco or vape products in U.S.
• Police Release Photos Of Robbery At Mass Pike Starbucks In Framingham
• Here Are 12 Small Resolutions To Clean Up Your Diet In 2020
• Miami Hurricanes Fire Offensive Coordinator Dan Enos
• 'I Want To Be Here': Amari Cooper Looks To Stay With Cowboys As He Becomes Free Agent After Season
• 'Big Orange' Ready To Bring In 2020
• Hurricane Irma Reimbursement Invoices From 3 Florida Cities Under Federal Review
• "The most scared I've ever been": 15 injured in plant explosion
• Community Mourns Woman, 2 Children Killed In Double Murder-Suicide
• Sustainability in fashion industry a hard needle to thread
• Police Searching For Suspect After Reported Shooting In St. Mary's County
• US Officially Raises Age To Buy Tobacco Products To 21
• Evansville Places Walter McCarty On Leave For Title IX Violations
• Philadelphia Farm Wants Your Christmas Tree To Feed Goats
• Calm Vallejo Police Dispatcher Helps Frantic Grandmom Deliver Baby Over The Phone
• After High Schoolers Find Hidden Cameras In Minneapolis Hotel Room, Police And Wis. DOJ Investigating
• 'Soul Box Project': Denver Church Creates Hundreds Of Origami Boxes To Represent Victims Of Gun Violence
• Investors close to reaping best annual returns in decades
• Spotify temporarily dropping political ads
• Maryland Department Of Health Reports 2 More Cold-Related Deaths
• Tewksbury Man Charged With Murder Months After Girlfriend's Death
• Police Dog Treated For Fentanyl Exposure During Drug Bust
• 'I Do' And Donuts: Couple Gets Married In Worcester Dunkin'
• Phase 2 Of I-75 Construction Begins Friday: What To Know
• Video: Snowboarder Narrowly Escapes Avalanche In Utah On Christmas
• New Year's Day Ranks Among Deadliest Days On U.S. Roadways
• Some San Francisco Immigration Judges Among Those Quitting Over Administration Policies
• Christopher Finger Charged With Invasion Of Privacy For Sexual Gratification After Burglaries At University Of Denver
• Woman Who Was Shot While Pregnant And Working At Dallas-Area CVS Shares Christmas Photo With Her Baby
• Devin Bush Selected As Pittsburgh Steelers Rookie Of The Year
• Eagles' Zach Ertz, Nelson Agholor Ruled Out For Sunday's Must-Win Game Against New York Giants
• NYPD on alert after string of anti-Semitic hate crimes
• Patriots Injury Report: Calhoun Misses Another Practice, Among 8 Players Listed As Questionable Vs. Miami
• State Offering First Day Hike Events For The New Year
• Giant Eagle To Raise Cigarettes, Tobacco Age To 21 Effective Immediately
• 5 Vehicle Accident Involves Two NJ State Police Cruisers On Route 80
• Court: American Airline Workers At Newark Airport Can't Sue As Class In Pay Dispute
• State Police Accepting Applications For Internship Program
• Lawyers: New Evidence Points To Innocence In Case Of Florida Death Row Inmate
• Ivanka Trump says staying in Washington will be up to her kids
• Notre Dame Eyes Strong Finish Vs Iowa State In Bowl Matchup
• SUV Takes Off After Slamming Into New Jersey House
• 49ers-Seahawks Showdown On Sunday Night Highlights Week 17
• Texas Inmate Caught After Escaping Jail By Carving Through Brick Wall
• Little Girl Spreads The Gift Of Giving To Animals At The Anne Arundel Co. SPCA
• Volkswagen Raises Forecast For Electric Car Production
• New Study: Just 1 Dose Of The HPV Vaccine May Protect Against Infection
• Law Enforcement To Utilize Technology To Keep First Night Festivities Safe
• Federal judge to halt latest North Carolina voter ID law
• Police Searching For 3 Teenagers Accused Of Attacking, Robbing Man In Stockton
• 5 Ravens Players Listed As 'Questionable' For Steelers Match-Up
• 18 Sickened At New Hampshire Restaurant Popular With Politicians
• Winter Traffic Hazard: Salt-Loving Mountain Goats On Wyoming Highways
• Broadway Composer Jerry Herman, Wrote 'Hello, Dolly!' And 'La Cage Aux Folles,' Is Dead At 88
• Driver Dies, 3 Others Hospitalized In Rehoboth Crash
• Marcus Smart Won't Play Friday Vs. Cavaliers
• Baltimore Boxer Gervonta Davis Offers To Cover Funeral Costs For Destiny Harrison, Woman Killed In Salon Shooting
• CHP Prepping For New Year's Holiday After Nearly A Dozen Killed In Crashes During Christmas
• Vikings' Dalvin Cook, Eric Kendricks Ruled Out For Game Vs. Chicago
• Police Make Arrest In Double Shooting In Perry South
• Rare 7-Year-Old Fall-Run Chinook Salmon Caught Near Bodega Bay
• Playing Football Still Makes Tom Brady Feel Like A Kid
• Just 1 Dose Of The HPV Vaccine May Protect Against Infection, New Study Suggests
• James Conner Officially Out Against Ravens
• Personal loans may require more personal info than you think
• New US Law Raises Tobacco Buying Age To 21
• Justin Bieber To Play Target Center This Summer
• Four Seriously Hurt In Crash On Interstate 83
• California's gig worker law makes small biz rethink staffing
• Joshua Edwards Has Pinky Cut Off During Deadly Fight Outside Excape Nightclub, Court Documents Show
• Charges: Davin McCray Shot At St. Paul Bar After Getting Kicked Out, Crashed Vehicle Fleeing Police
• Police: Man Charged In Two Separate Armed Robberies In Aberdeen
• Stray Cat Found Frozen To Shipping Container In Dedham Recovering At ARL
• Police: String Of Cell Phone Robberies In Metro Detroit
• Grapevine Reopens 36 Hours After Snow, Ice Closes Link Between Bay Area & SoCal
• New Russian weapon can travel 27 times the speed of sound
• Low-wage workers getting bigger raises than bosses
• One Man Dead After Shooting In South Sacramento Fast-Food Drive Thru
• Man Accused Of Killing LIU Quarterback Pleads Not Guilty
• Delta Air Lines Issues Weather Advisory Ahead Of Weekend Storm
• Wawa customers sue over hackers' data breach
• Two U.S. senators banned from visiting Philippines
• "Ring of fire" solar eclipse captured in stunning photos
• Plans To Combat Erosion Underway Along The Indiana Dunes
• Woman receives Secret Santa gifts from Bill Gates
• Rockville Man, 33, Killed By Tractor-Trailer On Interstate 270
• U.S. Census Bureau Increasing Pay Rates To Recruit More Workers For 2020 Census
• Chicago Weather: Cooler Temperatures, Weekend Rain Ahead
• New York Weather: 12/27 CBS2 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• Philadelphia Announces Parking Restrictions, Road Closures For Mummers Parade On New Year's Day
• Pennsylvania Turnpike Toll Increase To Go Into Effect In New Year
• Germantown Street Renamed In Honor Of Local Church Leader Reverend Doctor Alyn E. Waller
• Early Bird Volunteers Scour San Francisco For Annual Bird Count
• At Starbucks Pop-Up Parties, Over 1,000 Locations Will Give Away Free Drinks Until The New Year
• 2 People Rescued, More Evacuated After Fire Breaks Out At North Versailles Apartment
• 8 Hospitalized After SUV Slams Into Riverside County Church
• Man, 28, Arrested In St. Paul's 30th Homicide Of The Year
• Police: 52-Year-Old Man Threatens 'Show-Down' With Officers During Barricade Situation In Lehigh Township
• Vehicle Plows Into Gas Line, Sparking Major Fire In East Deer Twp.
• Philadelphia Police: Walgreens Loss Prevention Officer Injured In Altercation At Center City Store
• LIST | New Year's Eve Parties In Downtown Baltimore
• Oakland Man Convicted Of Sex Acts On 6-Year-Old
• Investigation Underway After Building Fire Causes $800K In Damage In Stearns County
• Shot Fired As Man Robbed Of Cell Phone In SW Dade Shopping Plaza
• Baltimore Police Need Help Finding Missing Man
• 10 Adults, 8 Children Displaced After Multi-Story Building Fire In Lawndale
• Shots Fired Near Hooters Restaurant In Lansing
• Ripon Officers Find Loaded Handgun After Tasing Suspect Who Ran From Them In Ripon
• Lodi McDonald's Employees Call Police After Woman Mouths 'Help Me' At Drive-Thru
• Brooklyn Man Grazed In Head By Bullet, Police Investigating
• Patriots-Dolphins Week 17 News, Notes & Fun Facts
• Listeria Outbreak: Recall On Hard-Boiled Egg Products At Michigan Stores
• Pittsburgh Public School Board Meeting Over $180M Hole In 2020 Budget
• Emissions from a sterilization plant gave teachers cancer, lawsuit claims
• Police Release Image Of Vehicle Believed To Be Involved In Modesto Drive-By Shooting That Killed 1
• Second Child In Tarrant County Dies From Flu As Reports Increase This Season
• Dallas dropped from lawsuit over man shot by cop in own home
• Massachusetts' Marijuana Shops Report $420 Million In Sales In 2019
• Dallas Police Looking For 4 Suspects They Say Are Responsible For 5 ATM 'Smash & Grabs'
• Amid Season Of Peace, Attacks Targeting Jewish People Across NYC Grow
• "Peloton Husband" gifts real girlfriend Peloton bike for Christmas
• Dallas Police Arrest Multiple Women In Prostitution Bust
• Former State Sen. Ulysses Currie Dies At 84
• PAWS Dog Of The Week: Lionel
• Police Investigating Theft At Chick-Fil-A In Chester
• Police: Suspect Ben Tietz Arrested In 6-Month-Old Child Abduction Incident
• Woman Killed In Big Rig Wreck That Shut Down 14 Freeway In Palmdale
• Former Lakeville H.S. Football Coach Charged In Computer Scheme
• I-5 Through The Grapevine Reopened After Snow Closures
• Here's How To Host The Ultimate New Year's Eve Bash
• NASA astronaut Christina Koch sets a new record in space
• 'Christmas Miracle': Dog Rescued By Plymouth Fire Dept. After Breaking Through Ice
• Pets2Love: Penny
• CTA Offering Free Rides On New Year's Eve
• Wave Of Lawsuits Filed Against Wawa Over Data Breach
• New York Weather: 12/27 Friday Morning Forecast
• Average family can't afford to buy a home in 71% of country
• This week on "Face the Nation," December 29, 2019
• At Least 3 Hurt After Fire Breaks Out In Hull Home
• Woman Shot In LoDo Found More Than Mile Away From Scene
• Nicollet Island Inn's Lobster Dinner
• Boiled egg recall spreads to Walmart, Kroger, Costco and others
• 21-Year-Old Man Found Shot Dead On Sidewalk In Oak Cliff, Police Investigating
• Fire In Severn Displaces 10 People, Sends Firefighter To Hospital
• Florida Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried Backs Cities, Counties On Gun Law
• Wawa Facing Lawsuits Over Data Breach At All Of Its Stores
• Baltimore Man Charged In Alleged Burglary Of Elderly Woman's Home In Brooklyn Park
• Father, 2 Daughters Killed After Massive Blaze Rips Through Apartment Complex
• Pittsburgh Weather: Unseasonably Warm Stretch Continuing
• India clamps down on marches and internet after deadly protests
• Dallas Children's Theater Announces New Teen Production Focused On Transgender Awareness
• NH Woman Shot By Brother In Florida On Christmas Eve Before Police Kill Him
• Oakland Police Increasing Patrols Before New Year's To Curb Drunk Drivers, Sideshows
• Auburn Road Closed After Hazardous Material Spill
• The DNA Diet, Let Science Tell You What To Eat
• Trump responds to "Home Alone 2" scene being cut from Canadian TV
• Stocks seem on track for best year since 1997
• Reports: Antonio Brown Working Out With New Orleans Saints
• Fellow Navy SEALs Call Edward Gallagher 'Toxic' And 'Evil' In Never-Before-Seen Interviews
• #Hashtag Lunchbag Detroit Returns Sunday
• Suspicious Death: Laconia, NH Boy Who Died On Christmas Eve Identified
• Buyer Shows Knife, Robs Letgo Seller In Glen Burnie, Police Say
• Man Hospitalized After Being Shot In Chanhassen Parking Lot
• Wake Forest, Michigan State Set For Pinstripe Bowl
• Boss, Maryland Zoo's Oldest Penguin, Dies At 34
• Norwegian Writer Who Accused Kevin Spacey Of Sexual Misconduct Commits Suicide
• Congolese Woman, 41, Dies After Entering US Border Custody
• Denver Weather: Snow Is Guaranteed To Arrive Today. The Question Is How Much
• Couple's "Family Feud"-inspired proposal goes viral
• 26 children found behind false wall at daycare center
• Eagles-Giants Week 17 Predictions: Which Birds Team Will Show Up Against Giants In Win-And-You're-In Scenario?
• Former Pittsburgh Steelers Wide Receiver Antonio Brown Working Out With New Orleans Saints
• Trump Slams Newsom, Pelosi Over San Francisco Homeless Crisis
• Missing Dog Found Dead With Gunshot Wound In Northern Minnesota
• Michigan Semi Loaded With Pickles Crashes, Catches On Fire
• Broncos Rookie Dre'Mont Jones Named AFC Defensive Player of Week
• Police Search For Driver Who Ran Over, Killed Dog In Millis Driveway
• Wake Forest, Michigan State Head To Yankee Stadium For Pinstripe Bowl
• Nature up close: The bighorn sheep of Yellowstone
• At Starbucks Pop-Up Parties, Over 1,000 Locations Will Give Away Free Drinks Until The New Year
• Eye on the Day for Friday, December 27, 2019
• Pistons Rout Wizards 132-102
• Antonio Brown Worked Out For Saints, But New Orleans Not Signing Troubled Receiver
• Worcester MBTA Commuter Rail Line Resumes Service After Derailment In Boston
• PTL Links: December 27, 2019
• "Mame," "Hello, Dolly!" composer Jerry Herman has died at 88
• Silver Alert Canceled For Man Formerly Missing From Dundalk
• Millennials turning to astrology to combat stress
• Only 38% Of Americans Will Make A New Year's Resolution, Survey Finds
• Grand Rapids-Area Woman Gets Kidney From Husband On Christmas Eve
• Heroes Among Us: World War II U.S. Navy Veteran Nathan Levine
• Bruins Place Defenseman Torey Krug On IR
• Packers, Lions Not The Same Teams Since First Meeting
• New Texas A&M Study Shows How Much Time, Money North Texans Spend Driving
• Weather Blog: A Mild Friday
• Massachusetts Home Sales Down Substantially In November
• Patriots-Dolphins Week 17 Predictions
• 2 Men Killed In Shootings Late Wednesday In Baltimore
• Starbucks Pop Up Party Locations
• Family Of Terminally Ill Florida Vet Makes His Final Christmas Wish To Make A Snow Angel Come True
• 1 Person Killed When SUV Crashes With Tractor Trailer
• Police: 2 Suspects Wanted In Armed Robbery At North Philadelphia Business
• Maryland Weather: Patchy Fog Could Affect Morning Traffic
• 'Peloton Husband' Gives Real Girlfriend A Peloton Bike For Christmas
• Iowa Swung Fiercely To Trump. Will It Swing Back To Blue In 2020?
• Winter storm brings nightmare travel conditions across Southwest
• Truck Slammed Into NW Dade Church's Chicken
• Fellow SEALs call Edward Gallagher "toxic" and "evil" in interviews
• 2 National Guardsmen booted after white nationalist ties alleged
• Starbucks Hosting Pop-Up Parties With Free Espresso Drinks Through End Of Year
• Fantasy Four-Pack: Who To Start, Who To Sit & A Matchup Worth The Risk In Week 17
• 11-Game Losing Streak Over As Timberwolves Top Kings 105-104
• Accident On Jamaica Avenue in Queens Causing Early Commute Delays
• Harvey Police Release Photo Of Man Wanted In Deadly Harvey Home Invasion
• New Jersey Seeing More Gambling Moving From Casinos To Smart Phones, Tablets
• Woman dies soon after entering U.S. Customs custody at Texas border
• Police Searching For Driver Of Vehicle That Crashed Into Amazon Delivery Station In Bridesburg
• 9-Year-Old Boy Hit By Car In Flatbush, Driver In Custody
• Two NYPD Officers Recognized For Heroism In House Fire Rescue
• Friday's Show Info (12/27/19)
• Young girl from Delta flight has cardiac arrest, dies at LAX
• Pitt Rallies To Beat Eastern Michigan In Quick Lane Bowl
• Suspects Accused Of Spraying Rite Aid Employees With Unknown Substance During Robbery In Coney Island
• Police: Suspect Slashes Queens Man Across Face, Steals $900 In Christmas Eve Robbery
• Convicted Ex-Speaker Sal DiMasi Fails In Latest Attempt To Register As Lobbyist

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• NYPD investigating anti-Semitic attacks in Manhattan and Brooklyn
• Members of Navy SEAL team called Eddie Gallagher "evil"
• Almost a quarter-million people flee Russian-backed Syrian Army offensive
• Snowstorm moves east after slamming California
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