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Articles from January 13, 2020

• Autopsy On Body Of 11-Year-Old Roman Lopez Set For Tuesday
• Rocklin Middle School Students Sew Pouches For Animals Rescued From Australian Wildfires
• Oakland Launches Homelessness Audit
• Petaluma Town Hall Held To Discuss Man Choked To Death By Sonoma Sheriff's Deputy
• 'You Did Good, Sweetheart': Family Remembers Deputy Killed Helping Pedestrians For Kind Heart
• 'Check Your Door Handles!': Razor Blades Found On Car Door Handle In Temecula Prompts Investigation
• Chain Controls In Effect For Sierra Highways
• Denver Broncos Draft Picks For 2020 NFL Draft
• State Scaling Back Drone Investigation: 'We Will Continue To Remain Vigilant'
• Mesa County Deputies Find Family That Lost Luggage
• School Won't Allow Cannabis-Based Nasal Spray, So Teen With Epilepsy Pleads Case At Colorado Capitol
• 'Renewed Dedication To Humanity' Is This Year's MLK Jr. Marade Theme
• Nonprofit Crosses House Cleaning Off Chore Lists Of Cancer Patients
• Caught On Camera: Lodi School Bus Gets Stuck Within Feet Of Passing Train
• Denver To Start Enforcing Urban Camping Ban Again
• Denver's Morris Animal Foundation To Help Study Impact Of Australian Bush Fires
• Plans Submitted For Restaurant With Nose Of Plane Sticking Out Across From Sacramento Executive Airport
• Child Finds Loaded Gun, Badge Left By South Bay Sheriff's Deputy In Lake Tahoe Airbnb
• Woman Pulled From Freezing Canal After Crashing, Overturning Car In Pittsburg
• Man Shot Dead In Hayward; City's 2nd Homicide In As Many Days
• Former Denver Broncos Randy Gradishar Could Be In Pro Football Hall of Fame
• Family Says Suspected Husky Thief Was Stalking Dog For Weeks
• 2 Inmates Escape Westcliffe Jail After Locking Up Guard
• Hospitals Stepping Up Response As First Local Death Of Flu Season Reported
• 10 Denver Students Prepare For 'Eye Opening' Mission Trip To Puerto Rico
• Record Number Of People Visit National Western Stock Show On Opening Day
• Child Finds Deputy's Badge, Gun At South Lake Tahoe Rental
• Aurora Cop Annette Brook Pleads Guilty To DUI, Gun Charge
• Police: Reported Shooting Threat At Hercules High School A 'Poor Attempt At Humor'
• Gordon's Late Magic Lifts Orlando Past Sacramento, 114-112
• Here's How To Help Victims Of Australia's Apocalyptic Wildfires
• Women Again Shut Out Of Best Director Category At Oscars
• Woman Dies 3 Days After Being Hit By Car On Lake Street In Minneapolis
• Iran Denies Shooting At Crowds Protesting After Plane Was Shot Down
• Shai Gilgeous-Alexander Delivers 1st Triple-Double In Thunder's 117-104 Win Over Wolves
• California Voters May Consider Mandate To End Homelessness
• 16-Year-Old Boy Arrested In Aurora Apartment Party Shooting
• Hinsdale Neighbors Fight Plans To Install 5G Cell Service, Citing Health Worries
• 1 Person Transported After Vehicle-Pedestrian Crash In Westmoreland County
• 'It's A Collaboration': Garcetti Unveils New Initiative To Double Latino Representation In Hollywood In 10 Years
• Philadelphians Weigh In On Queen's Summit Following Prince Harry, Meghan Markle's Decision To Step Back From Royal Family
• Concerns Raised Over Response Time In Death Of Michael Kahler, Fan Who Fell At Ravens Game
• Florida Lawmakers Debate If College Athletes Can Be Paid; Similar Efforts Underway In Maryland
• Stockton Man Shot In Backyard While Confronting Intruders
• Out-Of-Control Driver Crashes Into Dealership, Causing Thousands Of Dollars In Damages
• Randolph Powers Florida A&M Past Coppin State, 65-54
• Pedestrian Hit, Killed In Aurora
• NC Central Beats Md.-Eastern Shore 69-64 In OT
• Enormous Pothole On Irving Park Road Was First Reported 6 Months Ago, But Keeps Growing
• Pope Lifts Bethune-Cookman Past Morgan St. 85-78
• Police Say No Public Safety Threat In Suspicious Death Investigation Of 11-Year-Old Boy
• 30,000 flee as volcano spews lava and ash in Philippines
• Phone Scam By Fake PG&E Employees Doubles In North Bay Counties
• Panarin Dazzles With 5 Points As Rangers Crush Islanders
• Baltimore Mayoral Candidates' Crime Plans Call For Addressing Poverty, Increasing Surveillance
• NYPD Probed For Possible Racial Bias In Subway Fare Policing
• Jersey City Shooting: Authorities Update On Investigation Into Pair's Deadly Rampage
• How Well Do Solar Panels Work In The Snow?
• Cleanup Expected To Last Days After Water Main Break Floods UWS
• Hollywood Police Severs Ties With Antonio Brown Following Outburst Toward Officers
• Miami-Dade School Board Holds New Town Hall On Later School Start Times
• 'The Island Needs Help': Popular Chef, South Philadelphia Restaurant Team Up To Help Puerto Rico Recover From Devastating Earthquakes
• N.J. Parents Come Out In Force To Protest Controversial Vaccination Bill
• 11-Year-Old Taunton Girl Appears In Oscar-Nominated 'Little Women'
• Family Of Towson Hit-And-Run Victim Tom Gluick Offers $20K Reward For Information
• Demanding Answers: CBS2 Gets Action On Illegal Truck Parking In South Ozone Park
• 2 Massive Trees Fall Into Home And Car In Shaler Township
• Video Shows Brawl Between Substitute & Student At Miami Central High School
• Friends And Family Of Missing Tonee Turner Gather To Pray For A Safe Return
• Russians hacked Ukrainian firm connected to impeachment
• Advocacy Group Concerned About Plan To Eliminate Baltimore Police Animal Abuse Unit
• Baltimore's Trauma-Responsive Care Act Moves One Step Closer To Becoming Law
• 'We Are Extremely Grateful': Driver Evacuates Richfield Middle School Bus Before It Bursts Into Flames
• Brown Line Reopens After Vehicle Hits Barrier At Kedzie; Separately, Obstruction Snags Pink Line
• Benefit Set For Landyn Berends, 12-Year-Old Boy In Need Of Heart Transplant
• Brandon Scott Introduces Ethics Reform Legislation He Says Will Close Loophole In Current Law
• Chicago Weather: Drizzle And Fog Overnight
• 2 Gary Police Officers Wounded In Shooting After Standoff, Suspect Shot Dead
• Teens Accused Of Shooting 16-Year-Old On West Sacramento Trail Appear In Court
• Driver Airlifted From Rollover Crash On 101 Freeway In Calabasas
• Westinghouse College Prep Employee Removed Amid Allegations Of Misconduct With Student
• Woman Builds Memory Care Center For Husband With Younger-Onset Alzheimer's
• Woman Dies In Fort Worth House Fire
• Yolo County Chinese Food Delivery Business Fined For Selling Unsafe Food, Operating Without Permit
• Marchand Overskates Puck In Shootout, Bruins Fall To Flyers
• Chicago Archdiocese Announces 5 Catholic Schools Are Closing
• Authorities Searching For Man Who Escaped Custody In Pittsburgh
• Flyers Overcome Three-Goal Deficit In Shootout Win Over Bruins
• Boy Killed In 2-Vehicle Crash In Indiana County
• Bulls Fall To Celtics, Have Now Dropped 7 Of 8
• Philadelphia Police: 3 Men Tie Up, Blindfold Elderly Victim's Granddaughter During Home Invasion In Overbrook
• Ovechkin, Samsonov Lead Capitals Over Hurricanes 2-0
• Boston University Wins 3rd Straight, Rolls Past Loyola 85-53
• Officials: 37-Year-Old Man Killed In Gloucester County Crash
• Tatum And Brown Lead Celtics To 113-101 Win Over Bulls
• Colorado Ranked 2nd Best State For Retirement, Behind Only Florida
• Safety Scrutinized At North Texas School Districts In Wake Of Shooting At Dallas ISD High School Basketball Game
• Weather Blog: Wacky Week Of Weather; Much Colder Next Week
• Police Find Missing 80-Year-Old Man In Frederick County
• Attorneys General From DC, Maryland Oppose Proposal To Allow Methane Gas To Be Shipped By Rail
• BART Begins Increased Police Patrols On Trains, At Stations
• San Jose Charter School Fights For Survival After Board Denies Renewal
• Sixers' Road Woes Continue After 101-95 Loss To Indiana Pacers
• Controversial Away CEO says she's not going away after all
• Park Ridge Restaurant Complains That Grubhub Was Selling Its Food For Delivery Without Permission
• Dallas Police Chief Renee Hall Defends Plan To Reduce Violent Crime Amid Continued Criticism By Mayor, Council
• Pennsylvania State Police Seize $43 Million Worth Of Illegal Drugs in 2019
• Unlikely Friendship: Cyclist Struck On PCH, Driver Form Bond After Horrible Crash
• Federal Government Blasts PG&E's Deal With Fire Victims
• Lucrative Overseas Black Market Fueling Rampant Laptop Thefts In Bay Area
• Celebrities and fans react to Jennifer Lopez's Oscar "snub"
• Interim Supt. Charlie Beck Suggests 'Restructuring' Police Department
• Sanders Didn't Think A Woman Could Be President, Warren Says
• Uber Eats Driver Caught On Camera Taking Package From Sunset Beach Porch Returns Item
• Vandals Paint Swastika, 'White Power' On Sign At Sikh House Of Worship
• Colorado Company's Merger Aims For Expanded Presence In Defense, Aerospace Markets
• Vote Delayed On Mayor's Proposal To Allow Marijuana Use In Tobacco Shops
• Barr says shooting by Saudi national at Florida base was "act of terrorism"
• Roberta Gonzales Shares Her New Children's Book 'Marina The Fish With Teal Lips'
• Astros fire GM and manager over cheating scandal
• Man Arrested After Allegedly Approaching Young Girls In Quincy
• New Jersey lawmakers pass bill banning flavored vaping products
• Michelin Star Chef Michael Mina Creates The Ultimate 49ers Tailgate Experience
• MS-13 Gang Member Sentenced To 50 Years In Prison In 14-Year-Old Ariana Funes-Diaz's Murder
• 49ers Coach Gives Credit To Loud Niners Fans For Victory Over Vikings
• Amazing Holiday Gift Ideas From Lifestyle Guru Amy Sewell
• Burnout Linked To Potentially Deadly Irregular Heartbeat, Study Says
• Couple Recalls Horror Of Seeing Dog Suffer Shock Walking Over Lakeview Manhole
• Governor Abbott Requests Presidential Disaster Declaration For Dallas Area After October Tornadoes
• Get The New Edition Of The Classic Cookbook, 'The Joy Of Cooking'
• Producer Hawk Koch Talks About His New Book 'Magic Time, My Life In Hollywood'
• GoShare App Helps You Get Your Purchase Home Fast
• Court refuses to set new guidelines for separating migrant families
• Barr hints at stricter procedures for FBI probes into campaigns
• California Lawmakers Reject Ban On Surgeries For Babies Born With Ambiguous Genitalia
• Secret Service Agent Clint Hill Opens Up About The Day Of Kennedy's Assassination
• Feds Allege Sexual Harassment At LA Apartments; Owner Says Gang Members Capitalizing On 'MeToo'
• Crane Truck Driver Who Caused Deadly Pine Twp. Crash To Serve 2 Years On House Arrest
• High School Student, 18, Arrested For Having Loaded Firearm On Campus
• Marshall Dawson From Jardesca Mixes Up Some Easy Holiday Cocktails
• Philadelphia Eagles' Season Of Amazon's 'All Or Nothing' Series To Debut On Feb. 7
• 5 Killed, 10 Injured In Weekend Shootings Across Baltimore
• Thena Holmen Of 'Set The Occasion' With Tips For Your Holiday Table
• 'Pinots & Plaid' Raises Spirits And Funds For Wine Country Wildfire Victims
• Computer Chaos At Licensing Facilities Nationwide, Including Secretary Of State's Office
• Warren claims Sanders said a woman couldn't win the presidency
• Luxury Student Apartment Boom Leads To Skyrocketing Rents Near University Of Minnesota
• Republican Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson Defends Decision To Keep Accepting Refugees
• Man who shot church gunman receives Texas' highest civilian honor
• Making Waves Academy Helps Students Navigate The Long Road To College
• WATCH: LAPD Releases Video Of Boyle Heights Shooting That Injured 1 Officer
• 'Something Is Necessary. The Question Is What': Cuomo Says Changes Needed To Bail Reform Law
• Family Of 6-Year-Old Beaten To Death Demands Answers, Justice
• Camino Man Pleads Guilty To Distributing Designer Drug That Caused Death Of Minor
• Police: 27-Year-Old Man Killed As Gun Violence Continues In Philadelphia
• Hingham Boy Creates Clay Koalas To Raise Money For Animals In Australia
• 'People Are Itching To Get Out': Tips For Planning A Getaway From The Cold Winter Months
• With No Clear Front-Runner, There May Be More Candidates To Choose From Come Pa.'s Presidential Primary
• 49ers Expect Different Packers Team In NFC Title Game
• Local Experts Say Veterans Need Services Beyond The VA To Deal With Suicide
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Warren, Sanders ready to take the gloves off
• Miami Beach Officer Stabbed Over Weekend Remains In Jackson Memorial's ICU
• New Royal Ruling For Meghan And Harry
• Pennsylvania State Police Issue Arrest Warrant For Man Who Allegedly Raped 13-Year-Old Girl In Chester County
• New Proposal Aims To Close Achievement Gap In Minnesota
• New App To Help Texans Save Cash During Commute
• Colorado Lawmakers Consider Puppy Mill Ban, Retail Sale Of Puppies, Kittens Ban
• Mueller probe witness pleads guilty to child sex trafficking
• Report: Kincade Fire, Power Shutoffs Cost Sonoma County $725M
• 7-year-old hockey player gets NHL to make inclusive playing cards
• As Attacks On Religious Institutions Rise, Lawmakers Weigh Increasing Funds For Security
• Blowing The Whistle On Bullying: 10-Year-Old N.J. Girl Takes It To A Different Level
• Randy Bishop Identified As Suspect Who Shot Colorado Springs Officer
• New Jersey Lawmakers Pass Ban On Flavored Vaping Products, Fail To Pass Bill Ending Religious Exemption For Vaccinations
• Iowa girl loses her vision after rare complication from the flu
• 'It's Like Russian Roulette': Mom Warns Others After Son, 18, Dies From Taking Fentanyl-Laced Pill
• Oxon Hill Native & Author Jason Reynolds Is The New Face Of Library Of Congress For Youth Literature
• Florida Senators Back School Safety Measures
• Kevin Stefanski Officially Hired As Cleveland Browns Coach
• Man Gets 30-Year-To-Life Sentence After Guilty Plea In Manchester Shooting
• Kosher store shooters "planned greater acts of mayhem," feds say
• Minnesota — Ice Castles
• Crews Clean Up Mess Left Behind Weekend Winter Storm
• Delaware County Officials Turn To High-Tech Equipment To Track Down Mysterious Smell Harassing Residents For Months
• Special Creative Arts Program Allowing Artists With Intellectual Challenges To Develop Their Talents
• Cleanup begins after deadly storms hit South
• Health Officials: Bishop Lynch High School Student May Have Died From The Flu
• Erie Museum Director Departs After Work Behavior Reports
• FAU Launches Program To Help Low-Income, First-Generation Students Graduate Debt Free
• Chicago Board Of Election Commissioners To Buy New Touchscreen Voting Machines For $19 Million
• Senate trial expected to start January 21
• Coming To Work Sick No Act Of Heroics For Your Co-Workers
• First Business Reopens In Plantation Shopping Plaza Rocked By Explosion
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Uses Twitter To Field Questions And Suggestions On How To Improve District
• Young Teen Shot, Seriously Wounded In South Shore
• U.S. removes China from list of currency manipulators
• 'How Do We Get Over This Hump': Zimmer, Vikings Ponder The Big Picture
• 'It's Like A Race Track Here': Philadelphia City Officials Install First Speed Camera On Roosevelt Boulevard
• Prescription Drug Costs Under Review In Maryland
• First-In-The-Nation NH Primary 'Alive And Well' After 100 Years
• 'I Just Went Boom Boom Down The Stairs': Emergency Room Visits Increase As Minnesotans Are Slipping On Ice
• 'Make It Legal Florida' Drops Bid To Get Recreational Pot Use On 2020 Ballot
• Dallas Breaks Ground On New Park In West End Historic District
• Mississippi River Ice Dam Leads To Flooding Concerns
• Four Stanford Macy's Grab-And-Run Robbery Suspects Arrested
• Police Solve 44-Year-Old Murder Case Of Pamela Maurer Of Woodridge; Bruce Lindahl May Have Killed More Women
• Boston Comedy 'Shear Madness' Shares Secret To Record-Setting Longevity
• South Florida Teachers Rally For Higher Pay In Tallahassee
• 'I Can Change What May Be In The Future': Woman With Alzheimer's Gives Update 1 Year After Experimental Procedure
• 350-Pound Grouper Caught Off Southwest Florida
• Troops describe missile strike: "We huddled together"
• Cory Booker drops out of presidential race
• Astros Owner Jim Crane Fires Manager AJ Hinch, General Manager Jeff Luhnow After Electronic Sign-Stealing Scandal
• Hours-Long Outage Impacts All Driver License Offices In Colorado
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Announces Cut In Florida Prepaid Tuition Prices And Refunds
• 'We Are A Safe Space': Center In Beaver County Aiming To Help LGBTQ Community And Break Stigmas
• Gas Service Shut Down In Salem, NH After Crew Hits Line
• 'Meet A Jew, Make A Friend' Pop-Up Seeks To Spread Understanding Amid Spate Of Anti-Semitic Attacks
• Mom Accused Of 'Violently' Shaking Baby, Wrapping Cord Around Neck
• Public Artwork Destroyed By Vandals At Garfield Red Line Station
• Residents That Live Near LIRR's Third Track Project Dealing With A Lot Of Shake, Rattle And Roll
• Patrick Stewart Cements His Mark In Hollywood Outside The TCL Chinese Theatre
• California Lawmakers Reject Unique Intersex Surgery Ban For Some Kids
• Family of crew member who died in boat fire sues boat operator
• Critical Shortage Of O Negative Blood Due To High-Activity Flu Season
• Hearing Officer Rejects Challenge To Kim Foxx's Nominating Petitions, Recommends She Stay On Ballot For State's Attorney
• Aldermen Reject Settlement With Witness To Laquan McDonald Shooting Who Said Officers Pressured Her To Change Story; 3 Other Misconduct Settlements Approved
• Freddy Ramirez Takes Over As Miami-Dade Police Director
• Stanford Researchers: Average Human Body Temperature Dropping
• 100 Years Ago, Marylanders Said No To Prohibition. Today, Rye Whiskey Thrives
• Lodi Unified School Bus Gets Perilously Close To Railroad Crossing, Video Shows
• New Report Finds 10.1% Homelessness Increase In Minnesota In 2019
• You Can Still Register To Vote For The 2020 7th Congressional District Special Primary Election On Feb. 4
• Bail Set For Man Charged With Filming Wrestler In Chelmsford High School Locker Room
• Confessed Parkland Shooter Nikolas Cruz Back In Court On Jail Deputy Assault Charges
• Unoccupied Cherry Hills Village Home Catches Fire Early Monday Morning
• Hollywood Police Called To Antonio Brown's Home Over Domestic Incident
• Eric Reynolds Identified As Suspect In Officer-Involved Shooting In New Castle
• Suspect Sought In Attempted Strong-Armed Robbery Of NE Miami Bakery
• The Foote Files: Martha & The Vandellas
• New Jersey Assembly Fails To Pass Ban On Plastic Bags After Clearing Senate
• Nationwide Outage Knocks Out MVA's REAL ID Upgrade System
• Police: 2 Men Shot Multiple Times In North Philadelphia Double Shooting
• Denver Broncos Adam Gotsis Launches 'Green And Gold Unite' To Help Australia During Wildfires
• Astros Owner Fires GM, Manager Following Year-Long Suspensions For Roles In Sign-Stealing Scandal
• US Attorney General William Barr Calls Pensacola Base Shooting 'Act Of Terrorism'
• AG Nessle: Birmingham Therapist Sentenced For Stealing $1M From Patients
• Texas Rangers Job Fair For 2020 Season Set For Tuesday And Saturday
• Missing Woman Found In Spencer Woods
• Some Victims Held Stabbing Suspect Until Colorado Springs Police Arrived
• Baby Opossum Beaten Until Blinded On Hilton Head Golf Course
• Minnesota Republicans Outline Their Plans For Legislation In 2020
• Fire Crews Battle Flames, Heavy Smoke Inside West Philadelphia Home
• 1 Hurt After Ultralight Plane Crashes In Hawthorne
• I-70 Reopens After Closure Near Vail Pass Due To Multiple Crashes
• New Surveillance Photos Released Of Suspected Husky Thief In Cameron Park
• Long Beach Ocean Water Off-Limits Following 11,000-Gallon Sewage Spill
• 90% of Employees Admit to Going To Work Sick
• Family Of Philadelphia Teacher Found Dead In Manayunk Apartment Score Important Legal Victory
• Winter Storms Bound For Sierra, Lake Tahoe This Week
• 2 Minneapolis Men Charged After Stealing Nearly $20,000 In Apple Watches And Selling Them On Mom's Facebook
• Boy, 15, Killed In Chicago Heights Shooting
• Plastic Bag Ban Bill Signed In Baltimore, Retailers To Charge 5 Cents Per Bag In 2021
• Family Of Slain Father Of 3, Clifford Wicker Jr., Offers $30K Reward To Find Killer
• Retiree flies around the world solo — in a plane he built himself
• Weekend gun violence leaves 5 dead in Baltimore
• 'The Thought Of Moving Again Was Just One Step Too Much': New Light Congregation Not Returning To Tree Of Life
• Nationals Prospect Fausto Segura Dies At 23
• Hanukkah stabbing suspect pleads not guilty
• Lucy Hale Fangirls Over Jennifer Lopez At Critics' Choice: 'I Might Just Go Photobomb A Picture!'
• Taco Cabana Closing 19 Texas Restaurants, 8 In DFW Area Effective Immediately
• Tim McGraw Sets August 2020 Date In Wheatland For 'Here On Earth' Tour
• Harvey Weinstein Trial: Supermodel Gigi Hadid Among Possible Jurors Deciding Rape Charges
• 'She's Not My Mom': CHP Says Girl's Plea For Help A Hoax
• 'It's Out Of Hand': Philadelphia's Homicide Rate Continues To Soar After Bloody Weekend, Start To Week
• Ravens 2020 NFL Draft Position Set At No. 28
• San Francisco Police Arrest 2 In Connection With Tenderloin Homicide
• Australia airdrops food for starving wildlife
• Kroger Is Collecting Food For Gleaners: Here's What To Know
• Matchbox Twenty Bringing 2020 Tour To Pittsburgh This Summer
• National Weather Service Confirms 2 Tornadoes During Texas Severe Weather Outbreak Friday
• Motorist Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries After Losing Control, Crashing Into Snowplow Near Rochester
• Man In Critical Condition After W. Lafayette Street Shooting
• Florida Sued Over Transgender Health Benefits
• 9 Cars Torched On Pompano Beach Auto Dealership Lot
• Unsettled Weather Expected In NorCal All Week – With Significant Storm Coming Thursday
• What The Titans Had To Say About Ravens QB Lamar Jackson After Their Win
• Protesters Make Stand Against Eviction Of Homeless Oakland Mothers
• Robert Salley Charged In Fatal Shooting Near Rochester Community And Technical College
• 49ers Shanahan: November Win Holds 'Zero Relevance' To NFC Championship Game Rematch
• Trump tweets fake image of Pelosi & Schumer with Iranian flag
• Astros GM, Manager Suspended For Cheating In 2017 Season In Which They Topped Dodgers In World Series
• 'Massage Boss' Convicted Of Sex Trafficking In White Bear Lake And Woodbury
• Suspect Arrested In Pittsburg Convenience Store Burglaries
• Better Business Bureau Warns Of 'Puppy Scams' Online
• U.S. Supreme Court Declines To Hear Appeal Of Michelle Carter Texting Suicide Case
• Sixers' Josh Richardson Named Eastern Conference Player Of The Week
• Police Searching For More Victims Of Parolee Accused Of Sexual Assault
• TSA Confiscates 2 Guns In 3 Days At Pittsburgh International Airport
• Long Island Family Of 4 Saved By Carbon Monoxide Alarm After Gas Burner Problem
• California Gov. Gavin Newsom Promotes $1B Housing Plan For Homeless On Tour
• Pittsburgh Penguins' Kris Letang Named Captain For 2020 NHL All-Star Game
• Glen Burnie Church Donation Eliminates School Meal Debt For 2,500 Anne Arundel Students
• MLB Suspensions Lead To Firing Of Astros AJ Hinch & Jeff Luhnow
• Police: Target Break-Ins Suspects Arrested
• Texas Gamer Saves 17-Year-Old Friend Having Seizure 5,000 Miles Across the Pond
• Delmont Man Charged, Accused Of Break-Ins While Impersonating A Firefighter
• Newsom Promotes $1 Billion Housing Plan On Statewide Tour
• Nuggets Move Up 5 Places In CBS Sports NBA Power Rankings
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Vetoes School Property Tax Bill
• Wolf Creek Snow Hits 200 Inches For Season, Steamboat Close Behind
• 2 People Detained After SWAT Responds To Possible Hostage Situation In Hill District
• Passenger's Leg Severed During Koreatown Chase, Crash
• One-Of-A-Kind Storm Chasing Vehicle Built For Tagging Along With Twisters
• Man Wanted For Robbing Reisterstown Road Dollar General At Gunpoint In November 2019
• Senate GOP Lays Out Priorities For Minnesota Legislature's 2020 Session
• Red Sox Manager Alex Cora Should Expect Severe Punishment When MLB Concludes Investigation
• Patriots Safety Patrick Chung, State Of NH Reach Agreement In Cocaine Possession Case
• Maryland's Wacky Weather Week Starts With Atypical Warm Temps, But Ends With Snow Chance Friday
• Panic At Youth Soccer Game In Temecula After Fight, Reports Of Gun Being Pulled
• San Joaquin County Sheriff's Office Correctional Sergeant Dies In Crash After Shift
• Coloradan Benefits From Foster Youth For Independence Program
• 49ers Richard Sherman Critical Of NFL's Lack Of Minority Head Coaches
• Update: Nationwide System Outage That Affected Minnesota DVS Appears To Be Over
• World's Largest Jetliner Lands In Maine For A Medical Emergency
• The Collaboration Of A Lifetime: Scorsese's Epic 'The Irishman'
• Judge Sets $2,500 Bail For Whitman Mother Charged In Daughter's Death
• 4 Displaced After Kitchen Fire At Odenton Home
• It won't be smooth flying for new Boeing CEO
• Astros Manager AJ Hinch, GM Jeff Luhnow Suspended 1 Year, Top Draft Picks Lost For Sign-Stealing
• Supermodel called as potential juror in Harvey Weinstein trial
• Batch Of Medical Marijuana Recalled In Detroit, Bay City
• Michael Bennet: 'I'm Honored' To Have James Carville's Endorsement
• Massive Fire Destroys Several Buildings In Downtown Bound Brook, N.J.
• Minnesota's St. Louis County Has Plan If Snowplow Drivers Strike
• Helicopters Over City Part Of Jason Momoa's Netflix Movie Shoot
• USS Pittsburgh To Be Decommissioned Following 35 Years Of Service
• Dive Boat Tragedy: Crew Member Victim's Family Sues Boat Operator
• Barbara Williams Identified As Suspect Driver In Hit & Run That Left CDOT Worker Seriously Injured
• Report: Detroit Lions Hire Eagles Defensive Backs Coach Cory Undlin As Defensive Coordinator
• Charges: Drunken Driver Assaulted Multiple Officers After Rear-Ending Vehicle In Ramsey
• 'Frequent Fliers' Are Hidden Drain On Chicago's Ambulance Services; One Patient Called 911 400 Times In 18 Months
• Obama's Production Company Scores First Oscar Nomination
• Astros Hammered By MLB After Cheating Investigation; Hinch, Luhnow Suspended For Full Season
• New York Synagogue Attack: Grafton Thomas Pleads Not Guilty To Federal Hate Crime Charges
• DC Ranks #1 On 'Bed Bug Cities' List, Moving Baltimore Down To #2 Spot
• Pearl Jam, Releases Album Announces Baltimore Concert In March
• South Philadelphia Residents Allowed Back In Homes After Gas Leak
• Neighborhood Favorites: Koreatown's Top Restaurants
• Joel Fitzgerald Takes Job In Philadelphia As He Continues To Fight For Fort Worth Police Chief Job Back
• Neighborhood Favorites: Melrose's Top Restaurants
• Sea turtle swims again with help of prosthetic flipper
• Nationwide Systems Outage Creating Long Lines At State Driver's License Branches
• Study: Increasing Minimum Wage By $1 Could Reduce United States Suicide Rates
• 83-Year-Old New Hampshire Man Dies In Carroll County Crash
• Virginia Man Charged With Murder After Woman Found Dead In Frederick County
• Tom Hanks Scores Oscar Nomination For Role As Mister Rogers In 'A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood'
• Study Shows Public Workplace Encouragement May Prompt More Women To Lead
• 'I've Thought Of My Body As A Maserati': From Cancer To Sex Drive, Suzanne Somers Tackles 'A New Way To Age' At 73
• 'Joker' Leads Oscar Noms; '1917,' 'Irishman' Close Behind
• Police: GM Employees Caught Racing In 2020 Corvettes
• Barack and Michelle Obama's Netflix documentary scores Oscars nod
• Kitten-Sized Puppy Found In Bag, Thrown Into Jurupa Valley Dumpster
• Magnitude 3.3 Earthquake Strikes Near Gilroy Overnight
• San Francisco's Historic Mercy High School To Close
• Firefighters Rescue Scaredy-Cat From Atop Tall Tree In Brighton
• 'Discouraging And Disheartening': All Texas Catholic Bishops Denounce Governor's Decision To Reject New Refugees
• Former stockbroker, fired five times, on trial for fraud
• Big Changes At DISD Events After Weekend Basketball Game Shooting
• RTD Riders: Be Advised Of New Service Changes
• Woman Allegedly Stabs 25-Year-Old-Man In Annapolis, Police Say
• Financial Penalty May Lead To Better Vaccination Rates, Study Shows
• Florida Political Committee Raises $4.8 Million In December For Recreational Marijuana
• Lawsuit Against Boston Children's Hospital Over Justina Pelletier's Treatment Heads To Trial
• 1 Killed In 60 Freeway Wreck In Diamond Bar
• Most People Wait Too Long For Knee Replacement Surgery, Study Says
• Governor Hogan Awards $9M In Tax Credits For Student Loan Debt
• New federal program helps young adults aging out of foster care
• Wisconsin Man Leads Police On High-Speed Chase, Damaging Squad Car Before Arrest
• Man Who Shot Church Gunman, Jack Wilson Awarded Governor's Medal of Courage
• '1917', 'Joker' Among Nominees For 2020 Academy Awards
• Tim McGraw's Just-Announced Tour Is Stopping In Pittsburgh
• No Injuries After Carroll County School Bus Backs Into Passing Car
• New York Public Library Shares Top 5 Most Checked-Out Books On 125 Anniversary
• Shared Electric Moped Service Launches With 1,000 Bikes In Oakland
• Sober Party Animal Wanted
• Sheriff: Man, 62, Injured In Morrison Co. Snowmobile Accident
• Queen 'Supportive" Of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Decision To Step Back From Royal Duties
• New Rideshare App For Taking Kids To School Launching In Elk Grove
• Marcelis Stevenson, Gary Man Who Died After Crashing Into Tree, Had Been Shot, Police Say
• David Andrews Hopeful He'll Be 'Good To Go' For Patriots In 2020
• Surveying The Weekend Winter Storm Damage That Slammed The Shoreline
• ICYMI: Here's what you missed on Sunday's "Face the Nation"
• Gov. Cuomo Announces Funding To Harden Security In Monsey
• Chicago Weather: Warmup On The Way
• 2 Teen Girls Accused Of Giving Toddler Vaping Pen To Face Child Endangerment Charges
• Queen "supportive" of Harry and Meghan but would've "preferred" they stay
• Police Investigating Home Burglary In Annapolis
• Leader Of Pittsburgh's Delta Foundation Resigns Amid Felony Arrest Charges; Board Launches Internal Investigation
• Patrol: 127 Crashes, 66 Spin-Outs, 0 Fatalities During Snowy Monday Morning Commute
• 75 Customers Without Water Service After Water Main Break In Dundalk
• N.J. may require company severance in mass layoffs
• '[Expletive] The NFL, This Is Real Life,' Antonio Brown Involved In Another Domestic Dispute In Florida
• Daniel Theis Out For Celtics Vs. Bulls, But Vincent Poirier Is Returning
• Walz Unveils 3rd Pillar Of Bonding Bill Plan With $488M For Higher Education
• Campaign 2020: New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker Ends Presidential Bid
• Bill O'Brien Was The Biggest Disappointment Of NFL's Divisional Round
• Aurora Community Honors Soldier Killed In Roadside Bombing In Afghanistan
• Bands Foreigner, Kansas And Europe Coming To Pittsburgh This Summer
• Police: Alleged Armed Intruder Shot, Killed At Baldwin Apartment
• Huberdeau Sets Franchise Points Mark, Panthers Over Leafs
• Trump authorized Soleimani killing months before deadly strike
• These summer programs don't get you into college
• Safety Concerns Rise After Laura Carnell Elementary School Opens 3 Weeks After Being Shut Down For Asbestos Clean Up
• Fall River Firefighters Stretched To Limit With Mill, House Fires Overnight
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