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Articles from January 15, 2020

• Missing Woman, 68, Found Alive Inside Snow-Covered SUV In Yuba County
• Supervisor Dean Preston Plans To Shake Up Housing Policy In San Francisco
• Santa Cruz Startup Joby Aviation Secures Millions In Funding For Air Taxi Fleet
• Parents, School Board Upset As Martinez Votes To Open Pot Dispensary Near High School
• Social Services Investigating Elk Grove Facility After Death Of 18-Year-Old Resident
• Watts Family Murders: Lawyers Say Parents Of Shanann Watts Object To Upcoming Lifetime Channel Movie
• 1996 Cold Case Murder Of Tangie Sims Solved, Wesley Backman Named Suspect
• Couple Meets Dispatcher Who Talked Them Through At-Home Birth Of Daughter
• 7-Year-Old Shooting Victim Adrian Salazar Honored By Denver Nuggets
• 'I'm Still Processing It': Jason Crow Will Help Make Case For Impeachment
• Juvenile Pedestrian Struck, Killed On Business 80 Near Watt Avenue
• Modesto Uses High-Tech App To Round Up Stolen Shopping Carts
• Arvada Dad Joshua Calderon Finds A Path To Weight Loss
• Oakland Man Linked To 19 NorCal Bank Robberies Sentenced To Federal Prison
• Court Releases Emails, Call Recording Logs Connected With College Admissions Cheating Scandal
• Realtor Dawna Hetzler Who Was Attacked Wants To Use Experience To Help Others
• Winter Storm Headed For Sierra Overnight
• Dave Logan 'Shocked' Randy Gradishar Was Denied Again By The Hall Of Fame
• 54-Year-Old Man Arrested After Allegedly Following Young Girls, Exposing Himself
• Erie Officials Release New Information In $1 Million Bridge Scam
• 'We've Got To Educate': Mother Raises Awareness About Teen Domestic Violence
• Denver Man Gives Up Gun In One Of Colorado's First Red Flag Law Cases
• 5-Year-Old Girl In Serious Condition After Being Shot In South LA
• Doncic Gets Another Triple-Double As Mavs Edge Kings 127-123
• Police Searching For Driver Who Struck Woman In Long Beach Before Fleeing
• Citrus Heights Police Investigating Suspicious Death
• University Of Colorado Study Finds Global Warming Will Increase Violent Crime In U.S.
• Battalion Chief Witnesses Arson Suspect Setting Fire To Newspaper Stand
• Gov. Newsom To Visit Oakland On Last Stop Of Homelessness Tour
• Daniel Oturu Scores 26 As Gophers Beat Nittany Lions 75-69
• Search Continues For Oak Park Bank Robber
• House Delivers Impeachment Articles To Senate, Setting Stage For Historic Trial
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Scolds Aldermen Over 'Offensive Nature' Of Debate On Study Of Possible Contract Set-Asides For LGBTQ Businesses
• Police Adding More Officers To Public Transportation Unit Amid Worries About Crime On CTA
• Former Vice President Joe Biden Blasts President Trump During North Texas Speech
• Holy Cross Student Killed, 11 Injured When Rowing Team's Van Crashes In Florida
• Lawrence DPW Worker Shot And Killed While Repairing Road
• Waubonsie Valley High School Student Seen Yelling Racial Slur On Snapchat; Some Think Discipline Was Insufficient
• Berkeley Opens Lottery For 1st Time Homebuyers To Purchase New Affordable Homes
• Attorney: Family Wants Justice After 76-Year-Old Grandmother 'Slammed' To The Ground During Arrest, Children Pepper-Sprayed
• Distracted Delivery Truck Driver Rear-Ends Big Rig Stopped On I-80 Shoulder
• Angry Queens Residents Pack MTA Meeting To Address Bus Route Redesign Concerns
• Dixmoor Police Commander Accused Of Beating Woman, 66; Police Chief Father Says State's Attorney Misrepresented Facts
• Travelers Concerned With Number Of Gun Seizures At Pittsburgh International Airport
• Exclusive: Lawsuit Filed Against NYC Towing Company Accused Of Deceiving Thousands Of Customers
• Tegan Johnson, 12, Dies After Skiing Accident At Welch Village
• 90-Year-Old Female Boxing Pioneer Honored With Proclamation By City Of Miami Beach
• Fewer San Francisco Police May Respond To Homeless Calls As Resolution Passes
• 'He's The Happiest Boy': Dog Found With Severed Spine In Need Of Forever Home
• Blackhawks Beat Montreal For 7th Win In 10 Games
• Denver Police Search For Suspect In Hit & Run At 22nd & Curtis Street
• Propane Tanker Truck Overturns On New Jersey Turnpike
• 7 Bulls Players Score In Double Figures As Bulls Top Washington Wizards
• CBS4 Jim DeFede's Investigative Report On MIA Working Conditions Leads To Congressional Hearing
• Fort Lauderdale Police: Father Not Facing Charges At This Time After Child Shoots Self
• Precautionary Boil Water Advisory For Victoria Park Following Water Main Break
• Exclusive: State Investigators Classify Plantation Explosion Cause As 'Undetermined'
• Coral Springs PD Needs Help Finding Autistic 18-Year-Old Michael Adams
• Report: City-Appointed Panel Seeking Bailout To Help Taxi Drivers Struggling To Pay Medallion Loans
• Jakub Voracek Plays Hero As Flyers Beat Blues In Overtime Thriller
• Reality Check: President Trump's Claims About Pre-Existing Conditions
• Judge Releases Hundreds Of Pages Of Search Warrants Relating To Jennifer Dulos' Disappearance
• VIDEO: 5-Year-Old Girl Attacked On Dallas School Bus; DISD Reassigns Driver
• Philadelphia Leaders Call For End Of Violence As Homicide Rate Already Triple What It Was At This Time Last Year
• Domantas Sabonis Scores 29 As Pacers Beat Wolves 104-99
• Family Dog Killed In 2-Alarm House Fire In Kingsville
• LaVine Powers Bulls Past Wizards 115-106
• Maryland Lawmakers Meet To Find Long-Term Funding For Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
• Da Mimmo's Closes Its Doors On 36th Year Anniversary
• Contractor Ricardo Batres Gets Jail Time, Probation For Labor Trafficking
• John Harbaugh, Ravens Coaching Staff To Lead AFC In Pro Bowl
• Rep. Betty McCollum Proposes Permanent Mining Ban Near Boundary Waters
• Pennsylvania Man Sentenced To 1 To 5 Years After 9th DUI Conviction
• Weather Blog: Cold Air Moving In
• Home Invasion Crimes In San Leandro, San Francisco Possibly Linked
• Philadelphia Police: Human Remains Found In Duffel Bag Short Distance Away From Where Missing 20-Year-Old Jimmy Mao Last Seen
• Marshall Elementary And Marshall Middle Schools Closed Thursday Due To Water Main Break
• Bulls Center Daniel Gafford Leaves Game With Thumb Dislocation, Expected To Be Out 2 To 4 Weeks
• 7-Eleven Clerk In Coma After Beer Thieves Break Bottle Over His Head
• Chicago Weather: Arctic Blast Coming Wednesday Night, Snow Coming Friday
• Nunn Scores 33, Heat 18-1 At Home After Edging Spurs 106-100
• Community Rallies Around Mother Of 11-Year-Old Found Dead In Placerville
• Harris Scores 34, Leads Sixers Past Nets
• Baltimore Police Detective Charged In BB Gun Planting Incident, Latest In Gun Trace Task Force Scandal Fallout
• Lamar Norman Hits 6 3s, Scores 20 As Duquesne Beats Fordham In OT
• AG: Woman Arrested For Keeping Sister Locked In A Wooden Cage In The Family's Living Room
• 150-Foot Ferris Wheel For Golden Gate Park Celebration Gets Final Approval
• San Francisco On Track To Provide 1K New Shelter Beds By Year's End, Mayor Says
• Tobias Harris Scores 34 As Sixers Pull Away From Nets Late In 117-106 Win
• Pistons Snap Losing Streak, Beat Celtics 116-103
• Cleanup of Green Ooze on I-696 Site is Expected to Cost Millions
• Men Tie Up One Employee, Hold Another At Gunpoint In Robbery At Chicago Lawn Jewelry Store
• Baltimore County Police Investigating After Man Found Dead In Catonsville
• Jason Aldean Announces Sacramento-Area Summer Tour Date
• Emergency Rooms Fill Up As Flu Season Reaches Peak
• Police: Man Shot In The Leg In Southwest Baltimore
• WWE Hall of Famer Rocky Johnson, Father Of Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, Dead At 75
• Driver Concerned After Thief Siphons Gas From Car Parked At Denver International Airport
• Man, 44, Identified As Suspect In Stabbing Death Of Woman In Sacramento
• Governor Newsom Restarts Giant Water Tunnel Project
• Bay Area Braces For Heavy Rain, High Winds From Approaching Storm
• Specialized Weather Radar Will Help South Bay Deal With Major Storms, Flooding
• John Gardner Executed For Killing Soon-To-Be Ex-Wife 15 Years Ago In Collin County
• Man Sentenced For Aiding Suspect After Cpl. Ronil Singh's Slaying
• State Legislature May Revamp California's Recycling System
• 'Long Road Ahead': Pastor Says Officer Arik Matson Is Stable But Critical
• Healthcare As Close As Your Smartphone... And Quick
• It's National Bagel Day! So How Do You Like Your Bagel?
• Texas man becomes first inmate put to death this year in U.S.
• Philadelphia Wings Sign 15-Year-Old Malvern Prep Freshman Battling Cancer To One-Day Contract
• Driver, 20, Killed In Crash On Auburn Boulevard
• With Cardiac Arrest Claiming More Than Half Of Firefighters, Departments Prioritizing Heart Health
• Report: Homicide Rate Lowest Los Angeles Has Seen Since 1966
• 'We Feel Good About It': Steelers Team President Art Rooney II Says Steelers Don't Plan On Bringing In Another Veteran Backup QB
• Truck Crashes Into Mountain View Liquor Store While Suspects Load Up On Beer, Spirits
• Former Montgomery County Sheriff's Officer Sentenced To 12 Years In Prison On Child Pornography Charges
• Fletcher's Descendant Opening Dallas Corn Dog Restaurant Without Family Name (Or Any Name For Now)
• Forest Hill Police Officer Shot At 7-Eleven Identified As Naquirra Williams
• Man Found Shot To Death In Car In Gary
• Rocky "Soul Man" Johnson, former pro wrestler, has died at 75
• ICE: Man Charged With Murder In 92-Year-Old Woman's Death Was In U.S. Illegally
• Coney Island Boardwalk Businesses Hit With Massive Rent Hikes
• Weinstein's lawyers slam "carnival-like atmosphere" at trial
• New Jersey Father Returns From Deployment, Surprises 9-Year-Old Twins At School
• State Police Arrest Suspect In Armed Robbery At Fayette Co. Convenience Store
• Carrick Couple Facing 50 Charges Related To Child Abuse Case Arrested
• Westfield Annapolis To Transform Former Lord & Taylor Building Into New Retail District
• Fire Departments Working To Prevent Suicide Among Firefighters
• Pete Buttigieg lands key New Hampshire endorsement
• Oroville Woman Missing For Nearly A Week Found Alive In Vehicle Buried In Snow
• 'There Are Consequences': 30,000+ Minnesotans To Get Refunds, Debt Relief In Comcast Settlement
• Oakland Tries New Program To Fight Illegal Dumping On City Streets
• 3 Police Heroes From Jersey City Shootout Promoted
• 'He Deserves To Be There': Cowboys Legends Share Disappointment Over Drew Pearson Hall Of Fame Snub
• Hondas And Toyotas Being Targeted For Wheel And Tire Theft In Manteca
• New Research Examines Whether Dancing Can Improve Brain Health In Older Adults
• Local Massage Therapy Business Wants To Create Relaxing Environment For LGBTQ Community
• Slippery Rock University Football Player Accused Of Driving High With 1-Year-Old In Car
• How Normal Is The Recent Series Of Earthquakes In Puerto Rico, And Is The End In Sight?
• 'We Got To Stand Up': St. Louis Co. Snow Plow Drivers Strike Amidst Winter Weather Advisory
• Zampese Joins Redskins As QBs Coach On Rivera's Staff
• Bay Area Woman Taps Pro Athletes To Help Bring Joy To Underserved Kids
• Kidsburgh: State Program Gives Each Child Born In Pa. $100 Towards College
• Wilmington Blue Rocks To Extend Protective Netting At Daniel S. Frawley Stadium For 2020 Season
• It's OK To Eat Romaine Lettuce Again As Officials Declare E. Coli Outbreak Over
• Off-Duty NYPD Officer Hit With Bike Chain In Unprovoked Attack At Subway Station
• The Case Of Pamela Maurer's Murder Went Cold For Decades, Then Genetic Sleuthing By Parabon Helped Crack It
• Howard County Council Considering Electric Scooters In Columbia
• Demolition Underway Of Building In Columbia Gas Explosion
• Dallas County Reports 3 More Flu-Related Deaths Bringing Total To 9 This Season
• Exclusive: Mayor Bill De Blasio Defends Sanctuary City Policy After ICE Criticism
• Donations Pouring In For Bucks County Family Who Lost Everything When Home Was Leveled In Explosion
• Philadelphia Officials Say Some Roads In Old City Could Be Closed Two Months Following Last Week's Water Main Break
• Rookie Nick Bosa Makes Big Impact On Improved 49ers Defense
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Buckle up for the Senate impeachment trial
• Epstein accused of abusing girls on U.S. Virgin Islands
• Pennsylvania Senators Bob Casey And Pat Toomey To Face Off During Impeachment Trial Of President Donald Trump
• Public Hearing Held On Future Of Former White Fence Farm In Lakewood
• Returning Bill To Require Background Checks For Private Sales Of Rifles, Shotguns In Maryland
• City Council Approves 6-Month Moratorium On Demolition Permits Near The 606 Trail
• Tri-State Energy Moves Into Future, Announces Commitment To Renewable Energy
• 100 Dallas Second Graders Gifted With Bikes From Chicago High School Athletes
• Salem, NH Police Sgt. Charged With Felony For 2012 Pursuit
• Warmer Days Ahead For Hundreds Of Philadelphia School Children Thanks To Operation Warm Coat Giveaway
• Bill Would Stop Fee-Based Driver's License Suspensions
• Campaign 2020: What To Expect As Articles Of Impeachment Head To Senate
• Greater Miami Jewish Federation Looking For Ways To Stay Safe, Stand Up Against Anti-Semitism
• Family Of College Student Murdered By Ex-Boyfriend Wants Pennsylvania Lawmakers To Increase Protections For Domestic Violence Victims
• Missing 17-Year-Old Littleton Girl Found Dead In Murder-Suicide In El Paso County
• Cap On School Property Tax Levy Impacting Education Budgets In New York
• Would-Be Jewel Thieves In Lemont Caught On Camera
• Video shows 5-year-old girl being attacked on school bus
• Study: FDA Drug-Approval Laws Becoming Less Stringent
• Court blocks Trump from allowing states to reject refugees
• 2 Children Die From Flu In New Jersey As Health Officials Warn Infections Will Get Worse Before It Gets Better
• Teen "swatting" suspect will remain in jail, for now
• Aldermen Seek To Ban Styrofoam Containers, Single-Use Plastic Utensils At Chicago Restaurants
• First Maryland Zoo Penguin Chick Of 2019-20 Now Fully Grown, Swimming
• Philadelphia Police: 1 Dead, 2 Others Shot Multiple Times In Strawberry Mansion Triple Shooting
• Mysterious objects found orbiting supermassive black hole: study
• China Trade Deal Welcomed By Minnesota Pork, Soybean Farmers
• Police: Lindahl Connected To At Least 12 More Murders
• Exclusive: Abandoned East Flatbush Property Racking Up Hefty Fines, Angering Neighbors
• LACMA Gears Up For Demolition Ahead Of $650M Remodel
• At Saint Anselm College, Democratic Debate Energizes Campus
• Non-Profit Acquiring, Renovating Abandoned Homes In NE Baltimore
• Cuomo Announces NY Will Provide Puerto Rico Mental Health Professionals, Help For Power System
• Live updates: House delivers impeachment articles to Senate
• New Charges Filed Against Suspected Sexual Predator Accused Of Targeting Women For Nearly 2 Decades
• Accused Of Killing Miami Man, Lawyers For Actor Pablo Lyle Asks Judge To Let Him Return To Mexico
• 'I'm Going Out In A Blaze Of Glory': Man Arrested For Throwing Coffee Mug At Officers During Butler Co. Standoff
• U.S. soldier killed in parachute training exercise in Arizona
• Philadelphia Police: Man Fighting For Life After Double Shooting In West Philly
• Judge Rules BART Stabbing Suspect Competent To Stand Trial
• At-Risk Woman Missing In Sierra For A Week Found Alive Inside SUV Buried In Snow
• Trump Impeachment Trial: San Jose Rep. Zoe Lofgren Among House Prosecutors
• Alameda Police Warn Public About Fake Parking Citations Left On Vehicles
• Michael Bloomberg's Campaign Hiring Ahead Of Pennsylvania Primary
• Cicero Police Tracking Leads In Case Of Missing Girl Velia Flores, 17, Whose Home Was Burglarized After She Vanished
• Woman Caught On Camera Walking Naked Through Miami International Airport
• Man Shot, Killed On Edmondson Avenue
• Giant Eagle Soon Hopes To Eliminate Plastic Bags At All Stores
• 'This Wasn't Just Horseplay': Attorney Of Former Penn State Football Player Speaks To CBS3 On Alleged Hazing, Retaliation Accusations
• Here's What To Do In Detroit This Week
• Study Finds Women Who Suffer Miscarriage May Have Long-Term Psychological Stress
• Federal Judge In Md. Agrees To Block Trump Order On Refugee Resettlement
• Houston-Area Teen Shot, Killed Friend At Bellaire High School By Mistake, Prosecutor Says
• NYCHA Residents Rally As Lawsuit Over Unlivable Conditions Reaches Courtroom
• Pennsylvania House Votes To Ban Drivers From Using Handheld Phones For Calls
• Police Sources: Person Of Interest In Foster Mother's Stabbing Death Connected To 2 Missing 'Endangered' People Through Foster Care
• Miami-Dade Officer's Body Cam Shows Him Evacuating Residents As A Potentially Dangerous Fire Blazes Nearby
• Holy Cross women's rowing team member killed in Florida crash
• Firefighters Cut Driver Out Of Car That Got Lodged Between Big Rig, Wall In I-80 Crash
• Senior Living Community Forcing Teen Orphan Out Of Grandparents' Home
• Paramus, N.J. Set To Install First Dedicated Bike Lanes
• Minneapolis Now Requires Energy Disclosure Reports On Homes For Sale
• Judge Denies Bond For South Florida Man Accused Of Threatening President Trump
• Meet Cameron Wakeley, 8-Year-Old Who Beat Cancer And Now Wants To Help Others Just Like Him
• Red Sox Trade Sam Travis For Jeffrey Springs, A Left-Handed Reliever
• The best country for raising kids isn't the U.S., survey says
• At Least 5 People Injured After Car Slams Into Pompano Beach Salvation Army
• Fayette Co. Fourth Grader Who Asks For Donations For Her Birthday Collects Hundreds Of Pounds Of Food
• California Lawmaker Demands Probe Of PG&E's Chief Regulator
• California Supreme Court Justice Ming Chin To Retire After 25 Years
• Warriors Sign Lee To Multiyear Contract; Bring Back Chriss On Two-Way Deal
• Flu Leaves 4-Year-Old Iowa Girl Blind; Colorado Officials Say It's Not Too Late To Get Vaccinated
• Mother's Boyfriend Convicted On All Counts In Death Of 6-Year-Old Zymere Perkins
• Transient Man Charged In Murder, Carjacking Of 68-Year-Old Cab Driver
• Police: Man Has Been Selling Items Online, Robbing Would-Be Buyers In Woodlawn
• UN says "urgent action" needed to protect Earth's biodiversity
• 17-Year-Old Boy Being Questioned By Philadelphia Homicide Detectives As Person Of Interest In Foster Mother's Stabbing Death
• Man Shot In Broad Daylight Near Royal Farms Arena; Police Search For Killer
• Virginia governor declares state of emergency ahead of pro-gun rally
• Dallas ISD Student-Athlete Gets VIP Suit-Fitting, Visit From Former NBA Star Shaquille O'Neal
• Bill Vinovich Named Super Bowl Referee, Despite Stain Of Infamous Missed Pass Interference In Saints-Rams
• Boston's Top Of The Hub Restaurant And Prudential Tower Skywalk Observatory Set To Close
• CBS Sports Announces 2020 PGA Tour Golf Coverage
• Dark ash from volcano turns part of Philippines gray
• Pilots Of Delta Flight Told LAX Air Traffic Control That Plane Would Not Need To Dump Fuel
• Sources: Mets Expected To Address Beltran Situation Soon
• Lights From Marijuana Farm Create 'Purple Haze' In The Sky
• Rockwall ISD School Bus Driver Arrested For Invasive Visual Recording Of Children
• "OK, Boomer" makes first appearance in the Supreme Court
• TSA Detects Increase In Firearms In Greater Washington-Baltimore Area Airport Checkpoints
• Florida Lawmakers, Victims Target Statute Of Limitations For Child Sex Crimes
• These Men Were Convicted For Crimes They Didn't Commit. Now They're Pushing To Fix How The State Handles Wrongful Convictions
• Immigration Judge Allows Detroit-Area Man, Sam Hamama, To Stay In US
• Second African Lion Dies At Brookfield Zoo
• Labor Experts Suggest New Auto Contracts Could Increase Auto Prices
• Gophers Women's Basketball Star Destiny Pitts Remains Suspended, Bello Twins Return To Practice
• Dow tops 29,000 as Wall St. cheers U.S.-China deal
• Lights From Marijuana Farm Create 'Purple Haze' In Arizona Sky
• ACLU sues to block U.S. from sending asylum-seekers to Guatemala
• WATCH: Dobby The Giraffe Has The 'Zoomies' At Denver Zoo
• Vape Shop Owners Protest New Hampshire Flavor Ban Proposal
• Virginia Gov. Northam Declares State Of Emergency, Says Threats Of Violence Possible At State Capitol
• Progressive Democrats Propose Tax Package For Education Plan
• UC Berkeley Ordered To Repay Millions To Teaching Assistants
• The Foote Files: Billie Holiday
• Girl Abducted In Springfield Found Safe After Amber Alert; Suspect Arrested
• Minnetonka Company Creates Fire Suppression Systems To Keep Buses Safer
• Starting Now: Adoptees In New York State Can Apply For Original Birth Certificates
• Here are Midtown's 3 newest businesses to open
• Bose To Shutter All Retail Stores In North America
• Senators Cornyn, Cruz Call On President Trump To Send Disaster Aid To Dallas Area After October Tornadoes
• Does The Naked Body Belong On Facebook? It's Complicated
• Yucca Valley High Football Coach Arrested On Child Rape Charges
• Tourists arrested for allegedly damaging Machu Picchu
• Sheriff: Man Accused Of Impersonating Police In Clay Co. Is Actually An Officer
• Pittsburgh Steelers CB Joe Haden Selected For 2020 NFL Pro Bowl
• NFC Championship: 49ers' Shanahan Admires Golden State Warriors' Winning Formula
• Congresswoman to seek treatment for "my alcohol dependence"
• Bill That Would Change California Elementary Sex Ed From Opt-Out To Opt-In Fails Committee Vote
• Gov. Walz Unveils Final Part Of $2 Billion Bonding Bill
• Arsonist At Large After Torching Leasing Office For Lake Forest Apartment Complex
• Union Appeals Cleveland Firing Officer Who Killed 12-Year-Old Tamir Rice
• Pilot Injured In Helicopter Crash At Nashua Airport
• Dover Police Has 'Royal Opportunity' For Prospective Officers Who Want To 'Move Out Of Grand-Mum's House'
• 4th Attempt At Cellphone While Driving Ban Proposed In Colorado Legislature
• Detroit's top 3 florists, ranked
• TSA: DFW Airport #2 For Most Firearms Discovered At Security Checkpoints In 2019
• San Francisco School Board Approves Plan To Develop Affordable Teacher Housing
• Ex-Boy Scout Leader From Ohio Sentenced For Recording Boys, Child Porn
• Bolton Firefighters Rescue Dog And Owner Who Fell Through Ice
• Feds investigating flight that dumped jet fuel on schools
• IRS Will Begin Processing Tax Returns On Jan. 27, Launching 'Free File' Program
• West Virginia House Passes 'Born Alive' Abortion Bill Despite Questions
• Rangers Fill Big Holes With Todd Frazier, Robinson Chirinos Signings
• Air Quality District To Map Greenhouse Gases On Every Bay Area Block
• Detroit's 4 Favorite Spots to Score Doughnuts on the Cheap
• Court Blocks Refugee Requirement After Aurora Takes Action
• Justice Ming Chin To Retire, Giving Gov. Newsom 1st California Supreme Court Pick
• New Evidence Introduced Into Westmoreland Co. Murder Trial Of Man Who Blames Shooting On Twin
• $30K Offered For Information In Shooting Deaths Of 2 Teenage Girls In Carson
• 2021 Jefferson Awards Medal Ceremony
• Police Looking For Suspect Who Shot, Killed Man On South Hampton Road 
• Preschoolers Raise $10,000 For Classmate Battling Rare Brain Cancer
• Pa. House Votes To Stop Drivers' Use Of Handheld Phones
• Former Prosecutor Creates Non-Profit To Help Juvenile Offenders Get Back On Track
• Bose Closing All Retail Stores In North America
• Transient Jose Armenta-Vazquez Arrested In Stabbing Of Judge David Blackett
• Maryland Ranks #7 For Robocalls In 2019
• Police: Lehigh County Man Charged In Shooting During Training Exercise That Left Another Man Paralyzed
• Craving French Cuisine? Detroit's Top 3 French Spots
• Denver Closes Park Outside Capitol To Clean Up Homeless Encampment, Rat Infestation
• Death Penalty Repeal Proposed By Colorado Lawmakers
• Fired Employee Damages Restaurant Property With Sword
• Jason Crow Picked To Be An Impeachment Manager For House Of Representatives
• Richmond Takes Major Step Towards Eventual Ban On Coal Storage
• Solar Invention Spurs Idea To Bring Light To Impoverished Communities Across Globe
• On a Budget? Here Are 4 Free Events in Detroit This Week
• Sourdough & Co. Brings Sandwiches And More To South Land Park
• Thousands Served As Community Leader Elevates SF Mission Neighborhood Center To New Heights
• Boston Police: 13-And-15-Year-Old Boys Used Replica Gun To Rob Man
• What to know about the House impeachment managers
• Mercury Found In Skin-Lightening Product Sickens Minnesota Woman
• Stray dog named "Subway Sally" goes viral
• Lava Mae Provides Showers For Those Living On The Street
• Florida Senate Moves Quickly To Thwart Sunscreen Bans
• Red Sox Brass 'Absolutely' Believes They Beat Dodgers Fair And Square In 2018 World Series
• 'Mayor' Of San Francisco Tenderloin District Works To Provide Tech Jobs To Underserved, At-Risk
• 22-Year-Old Frederick Woman Found Safe
• Pitt Panthers Football Safety Damar Hamlin Granted 5th Year Of Eligibility
• Police Search For Vandal Accused Of Hitting Lawrence Co. Homes With Paintballs
• 'They Broke My Heart': Cowboys Legend Drew Pearson Upset Over Not Making Hall Of Fame - After Over 30 Years
• Dallas Police Seek Driver In Fatal Hit-And-Run On Lamar Street
• Richmond Man Sentenced For Sexual Assaults In Portable Toilets At BottleRock Festival
• Teaching Students How To Be Leaders Has Been Decades-Long Effort For Bay Area Woman
• House Approves Resolution Naming Impeachment Managers For Senate Trial
• Musician Willie Nile Talks About Light Of Day Foundation's Winterfest To Battle Parkinson's Disease
• Man Requests 'Trial By Combat' To Settle Legal Dispute With Ex-Wife
• Man Requests 'Trial By Combat' With Swords To Settle Legal Dispute With Ex-Wife
• Chicago Weather: Fog Continues, Temperature Drop, Snow Ahead
• Lamar Jackson Named Pro Football Writers Of America's NFL MVP, Offensive Player Of The Year
• Earth just had its hottest decade on record
• Future Of White Fence Farm Development Focus Of Public Hearing
• FDA flags cancer risk for weight-loss drug Belviq
• House Votes To Send Trump Impeachment Articles To Senate
• 'I Think It's Pretty Neat': Dolphins Legend Dan Marino On Super Bowl Sleepover At Hard Rock Stadium
• San Rafael Accountant, Ex-Boy Scouts Volunteer Gets Prison For Child Porn Possession
• Giuliani denies knowledge of efforts to track ex-Ukraine ambassador
• Jason Aldean Bringing 2020 Summer Tour To Pittsburgh
• New Electronic Monitoring Law To Protect Against Elder Abuse Now In Effect
• Detroit Apartments Fit For The Rich and Famous
• Santa Ana Sues 3 Nearby Cities Over Homeless Crisis
• Disney Heir Testifies In Support Of California Bill To Raise Corporate Taxes And Curb CEO Pay
• WNBA's 8-Year Labor Deal To Hike Average Salary To $130,000
• Recipe: Sweet Potato and Egg Oven Bake
• Police Need Help Solving Oxon Hill Murder Of Marcus Shabazz
• A Very Brief Appreciation Of Luke Kuechly
• Bill To Create Michigan Mental Health Hotline Is Approved
• Minor Charged With Manslaughter In Houston School Shooting
• Judge Halts Trump Order On Refugee Resettlement After Gov. Abbott Was 1st To Sign On
• Rene Miller Claimed To Be Jesus In Colorado Springs Stabbing Spree
• Flu season may be bad due to economic reason: Full employment
• 4 Students Have Minor Injuries After Car Strikes School Bus In Carroll County
• Police Escort Boy To Boston Children's Hospital For 3rd Open-Heart Surgery
• Target, Like Other Retailers, Did Not Have A Merry Christmas
• Late Ravens Owner Art Modell Skipped Over, Baltimore Native George Young Named To Pro Football Hall Of Fame
• Christian school expels teen after rainbow-themed birthday
• NFL star announces retirement at age 28
• Woman Sues American Airlines After Being Harassed Via Text By Employee
• 'It Doesn't Need To Be That Way,' Pittsburgh Steelers President Art Rooney II Says Changes Could Be Made To Rooney Rule
• Muskegon Hire Sharpshooters To Kill Up To 30 Deer
• Allergic To Dogs? It May Only Be The Males
• Two-Vehicle Crash Leaves Car Flipped On Side, Snarls Morning Rush-Hour Traffic In Spring Garden
• Sheila Dixon Officially Files To Run In Baltimore's Mayoral Race
• Homeless moms return to vacant house despite judge's order
• Pittsburgh Steelers Hire Former Pitt Football Offensive Coordinator Matt Canada As QB Coach
• Woman Stabs Ex-Boyfriend During Argument In East San Jose Home
• Hit-And-Run Driver Runs Red Light, Causing Officer To Hit SUV
• Bon Jovi, Bryan Adams Set June 2020 Sacramento Date For New Tour
• Man Stabbed To Death On El Monte Street
• Homes For Sale In Minneapolis Will Now Be Given An Energy Efficiency Score
• Miserable Morning Commute Predicted Thursday As Potent Winter Storm Zeroes In On Bay Area
• Nissan Adds Nearly 346K Vehicles to Takata Recall Saga
• Philadelphia Weather: First Winter System Of 2020 Comes This Weekend As Parts Of Region Could See Accumulating Snow
• Dominic Miller, Who Collects and Distributes Pajamas for Kids for Christmas, Joins Community Connect
• Gov. Walz Unveils Final Part Of $2 Billion Bonding Bill Proposal
• Macomb County Lawmaker Apologizes For Comments To Female Reporter
• Discovery Bay Man Guilty Of Lying To FAA About Mental Disorder On Pilot Certification Forms
• Reports Of Shots Fired On The Dan Ryan
• Meghan Markle could face father in court
• NASA Completes First All-Female Spacewalk Of 2020
• Increase In Assistance Needed As Homeless Encampments Cleaned Up
• For Every Inch Of Snow That Falls In Minneapolis, Busch Is Offering A $1 Off Beer
• GM says over 1,350 temps will get full-time jobs by March 31
• Forest Hill Officer Shot, Suspect Dead After Leading Police On Chase Into Fort Worth
• Hammer-Wielding Thief Smashes Into Stockton Jewelry Store, Takes $35K Worth Of Watches
• Fort Worth Animal Shelter Over Capacity, Offering $10 Pet Adoptions
• Democrats Take Shot At Trump With Paper Towel Tossing Billboard
• Fire Erupts At Oil Transfer Station In NW Dade
• Sonoma County Prepares To Sue PG&E For Damages From Kincade Fire
• 2 More Flu Deaths Reported In Allegheny County
• All LAUSD Schools Impacted By Jet Fuel Dump Open Wednesday
• Worker Suffers Head Trauma After Hit By Falling Metal Wall At Franklin Lakes Firehouse
• MVA Reports Issues With Driver's License Transactions
• Keller @ Large: The Warren-Sanders Relationship Doesn't Improve With Time
• No Bail For Man Charged With Killing Father, Son In Framingham
• FDA Drug Approval Laws Getting Less Stringent, Study Shows
• Governor Ron DeSantis Announces Agreement For Purchase Of 20,000 Acres Of Everglades Wetlands To Prevent Oil Drilling
• Study Finds Women Who Suffer Miscarriage May Have Long-Term Psychological Stress
• Super Bowl 54 Seeking Help For Halftime Show Featuring Jennifer Lopez & Shakira
• Jayson Tatum Getting A Night Off Against Pistons
• Celibacy book co-authored by Pope Benedict sets off firestorm
• Brazilian Troubadours Team For Show At Berkeley's UC Theatre
• Lauderhill Man Accused Of Threatening Mass Murder On Instagram
• Modesto Police Rounding Up Abandoned Shopping Carts In Effort To Fight Blight
• On Wall, Paint Me You Will: 'Baby Yoda' Appears At NYC Subway Stop
• A New Reality: Tuukka Rask's Concussion Shows Painful Reality That It's Open Season On The Bruins
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