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• Santa Clara County Publishes List Of People Owed Unclaimed Money
• 94-Year-Old Inland Empire WWII Veteran Survives COVID-19
• Night 2: South Port Drive, Sacramento
• 'Oh No, This Can't Happen Again': Man Has 2 Kias Stolen In 1 Month
• Modesto Police Officers Help Family Whose Car And Christmas Gifts Were Stolen
• Father, Son Accused Of Robberies At Southland Trader Joe's Locations
• Uncounted Vote-By-Mail Ballot Box Found At Chico State
• Newport Beach Woman Charged With Murder After Crash That Killed Parents, Injured 3 Young Children
• COVID Pandemic: Pfizer Vaccine Heads to FDA for Approval as Bay Area Awaits 1st Shipments
• Solano County One Of The Last In The Region Not Under Stay-At-Home Order
• 'What We've Done Before Hasn't Worked': LA DA George Gascon Says He's Ready To Take Office In New Direction
• 'Trust The Science': Doctor Believes COVID-19 Vaccine Is Better Option Than Coronavirus Effects
• Joe Biden, Kamala Harris Named TIME Magazine 2020 Person Of The Year
• COVID In Colorado: 'Champions For Vaccine Equity' Campaigns For Coronavirus Vaccine Education, Outreach
• COVID In Denver: Snow, Cold Temperatures Close Some Drive-Up Coronavirus Testing Sites On Friday
• Boys & Girls Clubs Of Metro Denver Offers Added Support During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Riverside Hits 111K Total COVID-19 Cases, San Bernardino Surpasses 115K
• Robbins, Carr Help Minnesota Beat Kansas City 90-61
• Joe Biden, Kamala Harris Named Time Magazine Person of the Year
• COVID In Douglas County: School District Plans For Some Students To Return In-Person Next Month
• Chicago Weather: Many Hours Of Cold Rain
• Sheriff's Lieutenant Shot By Suspect While Trying To Serve Warrant Over Unreturned Rental Furniture In Gary; Suspect Shot Dead
• Colorado Legislative Audit Committee To Hold Election Integrity Hearing Next Week
• Rep. Tom Emmer Among 106 House Republicans Backing Texas-Led Election Lawsuit To Overturn Biden's Win
• California DMV Temporarily Halts Behind-The-Wheel Driving Tests
• Maria Quiroz Became A U.S. Citizen In October, But Now The Documents To Prove It Are Missing In The USPS System
• Family Of Grandma Who Was Hospitalized After Hit-And-Run Asks For Help Finding Driver
• Akers Runs Wild, Newton Benched As Rams Rout Patriots 24-3
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Businesses Hopeful To Survive Gov. Tom Wolf's New Virus Restrictions
• West Suburban Dance Studio Cited For Staying Open In Violation Of Illinois COVID-19 Rules; Owner Defends Her Choices
• Why Do People Give Each Other Gifts? Good Question
• Vincent Davis Rushes For 247 Yards, Pitt Beats Georgia Tech 34-20
• COVID Vaccine: FDA Advisory Panel Recommends Emergency Use Authorization Of Pfizer Coronavirus Vaccine
• COVID Latest: All 24 Maryland Jurisdictions In Red Zone For COVID Case Rates, Gov. Hogan Says
• Family Of Newport Beach Couple Killed By DUI Suspect Wants Justice For Their Orphaned Children
• Anne Arundel County Closes Restaurant Dining, Moving To Take-Out Only
• I-Team: Advocates Push For Home Confinement Of Prisoners At High Risk For COVID-19
• Mayor Brandon Scott Says It Will Be An 'All Hands On Deck Approach' To End Violence In Baltimore
• Patriots' Loss To Rams Essentially Ends Any And All Playoff Hope For Bill Belichick's Team
• Baltimore Police Search For Suspect Accused Of Assaulting, Robbing Disabled Man
• Wreckage Of American Submarine Found Off The Coast Of Ocean City, Maryland
• Former NYC Sanitation Commissioner Kathryn Garcia Announces She's Running For Mayor
• Emotional Homecoming For Florida Man Who Spent Over 3 Decades In Prison For Selling Marijuana
• Med School Applications Surge As More Young People Are Motivated To Join Health Care Industry
• 106 House Republicans Back Texas Challenge Of Election Results At Supreme Court
• SUV, Semi-Truck Involved In Violent Crash On I-90 In Schaumburg
• Experts: Check Holiday Greenery For Spotted Lanternfly
• Anticipation Grows In South Florida Ahead Of Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Arrival
• Trump Administration Opens Auction for Oil, Gas Drilling on California Public Lands
• Patriots Never Recover From Slow Start, Lose 24-3 To Rams On Thursday Night Football
• Montgomery County Council Passes Bill Banning Single-Use Plastic Straws
• West Valley Group Spreads Hope While Helping Homeless
• COVID Cases Surge In Worcester, Peak Expected In January
• Supreme Court Update: States, Lawmakers Pick Sides In Texas General Election Lawsuit
• Broncos Safety Justin Simmons Named Team's Walter Payton Man Of The Year Nominee For Second Consecutive Year
• Missing Dallas Woman Marisela Botello Valadez May Be Victim Of Foul Play, Police Say
• Philadelphia Phillies To Hire Dave Dombrowski To Lead Baseball Ops: AP Sources
• Delta 4 rocket boosts top-secret satellite into space
• Prince George's County Implements New COVID-19 Safety Measures For Businesses
• America's First COVID Vaccine Clears Final Hurdle, Public Health Officials Push For Equitable Access
• Philadelphia Zoo Welcomes New 15-Month-Old Giraffe From Tennessee
• 19-Year-Old Charged With Homicide In Wilkinsburg Shooting That Killed 1, Injured Another
• The Pope Francis Center Teams With Buddy's Pizza And Carhartt To Help Homeless
• COVID Surge: California Unemployment Claims Spike Alongside Case Rates
• Bureau Of Elections To Complete Statewide Audit By Mid-January
• Officials Searching For Pilot Of F-16 Military Plane That Crashed In Michigan
• COVID In Boulder: Scratch-And-Sniff Test Could Smell Out Coronavirus
• Michigan Lawmaker Disciplined For Threatening Trump Backers
• Officials Offer Holiday Decoration Fire Safety Tips
• US Carries Out Execution Of Texas Gang Member Brandon Bernard
• $65,000 Reward Offered In Shooting Death Of 26-Year-Old Nurse Caitlyn Kaufman
• VIDEO: World's Most Talented Surfers Ride 'Out Of Control Huge' 3-Story Monster Waves At Mavericks
• COVID In Colorado: Impact Of Thanksgiving Unclear As Hospitalizations Decline But Remain High
• Over 1K LAPD Employees Have Tested Positive For COVID-19 Since Pandemic Began
• Long Island Couple's Idea To Donate Unused Burial Plots To Families Who Lost Loved Ones To COVID Leads To Change In Legislation
• Oakland School Board Gives Final Approval To Resolution Removing Police From Schools
• Food Processing Company Looking To Hire Nearly 200
• 15-Year-Old Boy In Ohio Shot And Killed After Leaving Meeting About Teen Who Was Fatally Shot By Police
• Sheriff's Deputies To Be On The Lookout For DUIs Through Holidays
• As New Jersey Nursing Homes Prepare To Receive COVID-19 Vaccine, Residents' Families Wonder When Visitation Restrictions Will Be Lifted
• Man Charged In Shooting Death Of Home Invader In Donora
• Betsy Ross Bridge Ramp To I-95 North Closed For One Year
• ICU Numbers: What's The Availability In Your Region?
• Search Canceled For 12-Year-Old Copiague Girl Keithy Obando
• Jersey City Marks 1 Year Since Deadly Shootout That Killed Det. Joseph Seals, 3 People Inside Kosher Market
• San Francisco DA's Office: No Charges Filed In Two Officer-Involved Shootings
• 'This Is The Funnest Shopping I've Ever Done': Boys & Girls Club Members Go Toy Shopping
• Self-Driving Farm Tractor Rolls Into Service at California Vineyard
• Fourth Suspect Arrested In Killing Of Lodi Liquor Store Clerk Gary Parmar
• Carbon dioxide emissions dropped by 7% in 2020, study shows
• COVID In Summit County: Community Helps Renters, Families During Coronavirus Pandemic
• 'Tragic And Horrifying Situation': Man Accused Of Murdering Parents In Middleboro
• Pennsylvania Blasts Texas' Bid To Overturn Election Results For President-Elect Joe Biden
• 3 Buffalo Grove Salon Co-Owners Say They Were Each Overpaid By IDES By Mistake, Now Are Being Ordered To Return Money
• Initial Promising US Forecast For Northern Lights A 'Big Miss,' US Space Forecaster Says
• Families battle food insecurity, eviction fears during pandemic
• Irving Firefighter Aaron Donohue Released From Hospital After Being Struck By Intoxicated Wrong-Way Driver
• St. Paul Mayor Carter Announces 48-Member Commission To Recommend Alternatives To Police Response
• Grand Jury Says Mental Health System A 'Mess'
• LAUSD, School Employees Union Reach Deal, Pledge Return To Campus At 'Safe And Appropriate' Time
• COVID Surge: Sonoma County To Join Stay-At-Home Order On Saturday - 'We Have To Take Action Now'
• Baltimore City Sheriff's Office Warns Residents Of Recent Phone Scam
• COVID Vaccine: Advocates Call On Newsom To Prioritize Vaccines For Teachers, School Staff
• Holiday Market In Downtown Pittsburgh To Close For Season After Friday
• Orange County Jail System Experiencing COVID-19 Outbreak
• CHP Investigating Freeway Stabbing In Boyle Heights
• Bill Would Provide Feminine Hygiene Products In Schools
• Cam Newton's Abdominal Injury Has Reportedly 'Caused Him An Awful Lot Of Pain'
• COVID Vaccine: Hackensack University Medical Center Getting Ready To Receive First Doses
• 'Seditious Abuse': Pennsylvania Blasts Texas' Bid Asking Supreme Court To Overturn President-Elect Joe Biden's Election
• COVID Vaccine Concerns: Colorado's Chief Medical Officer Answers Questions About Approval And Side Effects
• Parents Sue Gov. Tim Walz To Lift 'Pause' On Youth Sports
• Denver Weather: Snow And Cold Arrive In Colorado
• Southwest Airlines Announces Service To 5 More Cities From Long Beach Airport
• Pittsburgh Steelers' Derek Watt And Wife Gabriella Welcome Baby Boy
• Many Grateful For Greater Miami Jewish Federation's Hanukkah Food Distribution
• Donate To Children's Hospital 67th Annual Free Care Fund
• Motion To Limit Holiday Decorations In Rocklin HOA Fails
• West Virginia Cancels Game Against Oklahoma, Puts Football Program On Pause Over COVID-19 Issues
• Line Forms Around The Block In Morgan Park For Fundraiser For Family Of Slain CFD Lieutenant Williams
• Three Charged With Arson During August Unrest In Downtown Minneapolis
• 'Asking For A Cure For COVID': USPS Operation Santa Tries To Make Thousands Of Wishes Come True During Pandemic
• Families Honor Old Traditions In New Ways As Chanukah Begins
• Strawberry Mansion Double Shooting Leaves Man Dead, Another Fighting For Life: Police
• Sacramento Businesses Given Free Heaters Amid New COVID Restrictions
• Suspect Arrested In Connection To Fatal Shooting Of Onaje Lynch In North Sacramento
• COVID EDD: California Lawmakers Say State is Struggling with Unemployment Backlog, Fraud
• Teen Charged In Stolen Vehicle Crash That Killed 14-Year-Old
• UC Davis Health Said First Pfizer Vaccines Expected To Arrive Next Week
• Lake County Portal Allows Residents To Register For COVID-19 Vaccine
• Denver Ranked 6th Best City For Beer Drinkers, Study Finds
• Online Puppy Scams Skyrocket As Pandemic-Isolated People Search For Pets To Adopt
• After His Home Burns, Neighbors Step In To Help Man Who Always Helped Others
• COVID-19 Vaccine Questions Remain For High-Risk Populations
• COVID In Colorado: Hanukkah Traditions Evolve During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Reservations Required For Christmas Holiday Travel On Amtrak's Pacific Surfliner
• Faces Of COVID: Tony Thiel, A H.S. Football Legend Who Changed Lives On & Off The Field
• Other States Seeing Success In Fighting Unemployment Fraud With ID.me Verification Software
• 'Somebody Ain't Checking Numbers': Chicago Man Frustrated With IDES Mistakes Delaying His Unemployment Checks
• Gunner Olszewski's Pregame Wardrobe Choice Was Incredible For Thursday Night Football
• 'Change The Whirled': Colin Kaepernick Teams Up With Ben & Jerry's For Social Justice-Themed Flavor
• Service dog missing for over 3 years reunites with family
• COVID Surge: San Francisco's Latinx Population Continues To See Higher Case Rates
• Police Seek Church Break-In Suspect Caught On Surveillance Video In Rostraver Twp.
• Holiday Heroes Hand Out Gift Cards To Students In Nassau County: 'Bring On 2021'
• Alex Smith Views 49er Career 'A Lifetime Ago;' Envisions Bay Area Retirement
• North Texas Hospitals Preparing To Receive COVID-19 Vaccine
• Quick-Thinking Teen Helps Save Life After House Catches Fire In Brentwood
• Neighbors Voice Concerns After Town Leaders Allow Group With White Supremacist Beliefs To Use Church
• Fire Breaks Out At Home Near Pine
• Man Killed In Shooting In East Baltimore Thursday Afternoon, Police Say
• Patriots Activate Devin Asiasi, Place Ryan Izzo On IR, Take Julian Edelman Off COVID-19 List
• Westmoreland Co. Man Charged After 3 Dead Dogs Found In Home After Eviction
• COVID In Colorado: Not Everyone Wants The Coronavirus Vaccine
• US Rep. Guy Reschenthaler Joins Texas In Lawsuit Against Pennsylvania Election Results
• Boston Doctors On FDA Advisory Group Vote To Give Pfizer Vaccine Green Light
• Serial Burglars Disabling Ring Cameras And Kicking In Doors Wanted In Denton County
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Small Business Owners Worry 3-Week Indoor Dining Ban Will Bring Less Foot Traffic
• U.S. surpasses 3,000 COVID-19 deaths in one day for first time
• Anonymous Donors Give $100 A Day To Stillwater Cafe To 'Pay It Forward'
• Andrea Bocelli, daughter to star in live-streamed Christmas concert
• LA County Health Official: COVID-19 Vaccine Deployment Will Be Equitable, High-Risk People To Receive Priority
• 'Like He Was There': Late Father Buys Son First Beer On 21st Birthday
• COVID Pandemic: California DMV Suspends Behind-The-Wheel Tests For 2 Weeks Over Rising Cases
• Ford Partners With Education Fund For Autonomous Vehicles Experiment Delivering School Garden Veggies To Families In Need
• Semi Driver Accused Of Reckless Driving After Crash With Car And SUV
• Irving USPS Warehouse Causing Traffic Problems Due To Influx In Holiday Deliveries
• Mayor Bill De Blasio Outlines Plan To Close COVID Achievement Gap As Parents Worry Students Are Falling Behind
• FPL Announces $1M Donation To Buy Over 1,600 Laptops For Students In Rapid Credentialing Programs
• California EDD's Jobless Claims Still A 'Black Hole,' Lawmakers Say
• COVID In Florida: 11,335 New Daily Cases And 135 Additional Deaths
• New Study Finds Possible Blood Vessel Damage In Childhood Cases Of COVID-19
• San Francisco Hosts Gun Buy-Back Event As Violent Crimes Increase
• COVID In Pennsylvania: SEPTA Temporarily Closing 14 Regional Rail Ticket Offices
• North Texas Democratic State Rep. Chris Turner Asks AG Ken Paxton For Specific Details On Election Lawsuit
• Suspect In Stolen Tow Truck Captured After Chase Through Adams County
• 'It Makes Me Sad' | Bars, Restaurants Raise Concerns About Their Future As Anne Arundel County Tightens COVID-19 Restrictions
• COVID Vaccine: FDA Advisory Panel Endorses Use Of Pfizer's Coronavirus Vaccine For Emergency Use
• Holiday Shipping Deadlines Fast Approaching, Several LA Post Offices Will Be Open Sundays
• Cherry Hill Man Builds Dozens Of Homemade Desks For School Children To Make Virtual Learning More Comfortable
• Video Shows Lynwood Officer Injured After Driver Hit Him And Tried To Speed Away
• Chef Marcus Samuelsson Brings Red Rooster Favorites To Overtown
• Advisory Panel Recommends FDA Approval Of Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine For Emergency Use
• Officials Concerned About 'Testing Desert' In Attleboro Area As RI COVID Cases Surge
• 5 Arrested In Connection To November String Of Burglaries In Clarksburg Area
• One of these astronauts could be the first woman to walk on the moon
• This Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (Dec 12)
• Colorado Lawmaker Leslie Herod Joins Tip-A-Server Challenge
• 'It's A Tsunami': Nurses Struggling With Latest COVID Surge
• COVID In Delaware County: Health Care Workers Prepare For Vaccine Distribution
• FDA Advisory Panel Recommends Approval Of Pfizer Coronavirus Vaccine
• 'Can I Spread COVID After Getting The Vaccine?': Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• FDA Panel Endorses Emergency Authorization For Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine
• FDLE Releases Bodycam Video As Agents Raid Home Of Former COVID Data Scientist Rebekah Jones
• Advocates Fight To Stop Federal Execution Of Brandon Bernard For Texas Slayings
• Companies Should Make A Cyber Incident Response Plan After Recent Ransomware Attacks In Baltimore-Area, UMD Expert Says
• Airbnb IPO: Shares More Than Double In Price In Long-Awaited Debut, Close At $144.71
• COVID Update: FDA Panel Endorses Emergency Authorization For Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine
• FDA Panel Endorses Emergency Authorization For Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine (CBS News)
• FDA Panel Recommends Authorization Of Pfizer Vaccine
• Local Doctor Says While COVID Vaccine Could Be In Maryland By Next Week For Health Care Workers, It Likely Won't Happen All At Once
• Power Restored After Outage Affecting 4,000 Reported In Mill Valley
• Washington County Detective Involved In Fatal Pedestrian Accident
• 158 Communities Considered High Risk For COVID-19 In Mass.
• Suspicious Person Report In Stockton Leads To Arrest Of Wanted Felon
• Rapper Zoey Dollaz, Who Sings 'Love, Money And Bullets,' Hospitalized After Car Riddled With Bullets
• Feds: 4 Members Of Drug Trafficking Group Face Federal Murder Charges In Shooting Death Of Philadelphia Police Sgt. James O'Connor
• COVID In Maryland: Second-Highest Daily Count With Over 3.2K Cases, Record-High Hospitalizations For Second Day
• Registered Sex Offender Arrested For Allegedly Raping 13-Year-Old Girl
• North Texas Cockfighting Operation Busted: 60 Live Roosters And Hens Recovered, 3 Men Arrested
• Dozens Of Queens Residents Displaced By Overnight Fire Heading Into Holidays: 'Everything Is Destroyed'
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: UPMC Receives Virus Vaccine Supply Kit
• Oscar Grant's Family Attorneys Renew Calls For Murder Charges
• New Hampshire House speaker died of COVID-19
• 'The Best Option': Dry Ice Business Booming With COVID Vaccine Needing To Be Stored In Ultra-Cold Temperatures
• Biden facing pressure to pick Rep. Deb Haaland as Interior Secretary
• Massachusetts Reports 5,130 New COVID Cases, 41 Additional Deaths
• Christian McCaffrey Could Miss Game Against Broncos With Thigh Injury
• Marijuana Sales In Colorado In 2020 Are Higher Than Ever
• 49ers Name Sacramento Native Arik Armstead As 2020 Walter Payton Man Of The Year Nominee
• 'Very Hard Times': Dallas Renters Facing Eviction Seek Financial Help At Drive-Thru Event
• Biden-Harris Inauguration: North Bay Rep. Jared Huffman Not Providing Tickets Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• COVID Latest: Baltimore City Schools Pauses In-Person Learning Programs Before Winter Break
• Tarrant County Medical Examiner's Office Expects Surge In Deaths, Doubles Storage Space With Refrigerated Trucks
• Level Red COVID Restrictions Blamed For New Jump In Unemployment Claims
• With State's Business Interruption Grant Program Winding Down, Pritzker Urges Small Businesses To Apply For Financial Aid
• Southwest Will Offer Daily Roundtrip Flights To Jackson, Mississippi From BWI
• Are Saudis escaping American justice?
• Gov. Baker Sends Police Accountability Bill Back To Lawmakers
• Subject At Plano Apartment Incident Kills Self Hours After Shooting Responding Officer
• Georgia Congresswoman-elect says runoffs are "really about turnout"
• Colorado Violist Richard O'Neill Nominated For Grammy
• COVID-19 In Illinois: 11,101 New Coronavirus Cases, 196 Additional Deaths
• Minnesotans Encouraged To Make Care Packages For Homeless And Send To DPS
• Mike Bordick Slams Chris Davis' Work Habits, Says His Rebound Is 'Never Going To Happen'
• Dr. Orna Guralnik On Showtime's 'Couples Therapy: The COVID Special': 'We Put The Intimacy, Dignity, Struggle Of Human Life On Screen'
• Highway 34, Several Trails Re-Open In RMNP Following East Troublesome Fire
• U.S. to shatter record for billion-dollar climate disasters in 2020
• Maryland Officials Announce More COVID-19 Relief For Renters, Grants To Help Build More Affordable Housing
• No Northern Lights For New England? Aurora Borealis A 'Big Miss,' Space Forecaster Says
• RI Extends Pause On Some Businesses Until Dec. 21 With COVID Cases Rising
• 'The Talk' Announces Host Carrie Ann Inaba Tests Positive for COVID-19
• Dallas County Reports 2,088 New Coronavirus Cases, 30 Deaths
• Hanukkah Begins Thursday With Menorah Lighting
• Woman Robbed At Gunpoint In San Francisco Mission Terrace Home Invasion
• There's A Chance To See The Northern Lights In Michigan Thursday Night. Here's What To Know
• Advocates fight to stop the ninth federal execution of 2020
• Tom Brady Is All Set With Cold Weather, Won't Be Living In Northeast Anymore
• COVID-19 (MN): Drive-Thru Rapid Testing Opening At Mall Of America
• Eyes To The Sky! The Northern Lights May Appear Over Pittsburgh
• Surprise! Taylor Swift's Second Album Of The Year, 'Evermore', Dropping Thursday Night
• For 1st Time, Openly Gay Man Named Interim Miami Beach City Manager
• Pittsburgh Steelers Place Linebacker Vince Williams On Reserve/COVID-19 List
• The Okee Dokee Brothers Decline Grammy Nomination For Best Children's Album Due To 'All White' Nominees
• Man Suspected Of Burglarizing Gold Rush-Era Mine Museum In Amador County
• Ellen DeGeneres Diagnosed With Coronavirus
• Maryland Concludes Stop-And-Go Regular Season Vs Rutgers
• Metro Service To Be Interrupted Saturday On Parts Of L Line
• Neighbors from Chicago's North and South sides tackle inequity
• Metra UP-W Train Hits Pedestrian In Maywood
• Texas Schools Won't Receive A-F Ratings During 2020-21 School Year Due To COVID-19 Disruptions
• Jared Padalecki is BACK as "Walker"
• COVID Latest: Gov. Hogan Signs Order Protecting Businesses From Increases In Unemployment Taxes, Forgives $75M In Small Business Debt
• President Trump Asks Sen. Ted Cruz To Argue Texas Election Lawsuit Should Supreme Court Move Forward
• Anyone Not Wearing Face Covering In Lancaster Now Faces Misdemeanor Charge
• Man Suspected Of Burglarizing Gold Rush-Era Mine Museum In Amador County
• Uber Seeks Quick Access To COVID Vaccines For Florida Drivers
• COVID Cancelations: No 2021 Contra Costa County Fair, Hopes For Return In 2022
• Bill Belichick Auctioning Off Sneakers Worn During Patriots' Blowout Win Over Chargers
• VIDEO: Christmas Package Allegedly Swiped Off Family's Porch -- By Amazon Driver!
• VIDEO: Christmas Package Allegedly Swiped Off Family's Porch -- By Amazon Driver!
• Time announces its 2020 Entertainer of the Year
• Now Hiring: CarMax Looking To Fill 100 Openings In DFW Area
• Pittsburgh Man Charged With Murdering Girlfriend, Unborn Baby Pleads Guilty But Mentally Ill
• Person Charged In Killing Of Argyle's 'Town Turkey'
• Man, 38, Arrested For Deadly Modesto Shooting Led Officers On Chase To Livingston
• Commuter Rail Cutting Service In Half Temporarily; Not Enough Employees Due To Coronavirus Absences
• Derogatory Sign About Dr. Rachel Levine Causing Controversy In Waterford
• US House Passes Rep. Kweisi Mfume Sponsored Henrietta Lacks Enhancing Cancer Research Act
• Chicago Bears Briefly Close Halas Hall, Delay Practice Over Latest COVID-19 Case
• Google CEO Says Company Will Review Abrupt Exit Of AI Scholar Timnit Gebru
• New York Giants, Jets Partnering With MetLife For Mural Contest To Honor Essential Workers
• Pau Gasol Says Rejoining Lakers To Play Alongside Brother Marc Would Be Dream Destination
• Recall Issued After Depression Medication And Erectile Dysfunction Drug End Up 'Inadvertently Packaged Together'
• Nation's only Anne Frank memorial defaced with swastika sticker
• Ravens Technically Have Two Walter Payton Man Of The Year Nominees
• FBI Pittsburgh Takes 2 People Into Custody In Connection With Pagans Motorcycle Club Investigation
• Adam Eaton And White Sox Finalize $8 Million, 1-Year Deal
• Speaker Of NH House Dick Hinch Died From COVID, Autopsy Finds
• Mavs Release JJ Barea As Veteran Guard Seeks To Continue Career
• COVID In Colorado: December Hospitalizations Continue To Decline
• Ravens WR Dez Bryant Says He's Tested Negative Twice For COVID-19 Two Days After Positive Test Pulled Him From Game
• Arizona GOP asks followers if they'd die to overturn Trump loss
• The Okee Dokee Brothers Decline Grammy Nomination For Best Children's Album Due To 'All White' Nominees
• Ravens WR Willie Snead Has Been Activated From Reserve/COVID List
• Red Sox Take Yankees RHP Garrett Whitlock In Rule 5 Draft
• Police Seek Hit-And-Run Suspects Who Smashed Into, Injured Victim On Frankford Road
• House Republicans Urge Walz, State Officials To Allow Gyms To Reopen
• No Card? No Service: Mom Accuses Cashless Businesses Of Discrimination, Colorado Lawmaker Takes Action
• Gang Investigation Leads To Raid Of Large Party In Rented Cameron Park House; 8 People Arrested
• Paul George Signs $190M Contract Extension With Clippers
• COVID In Colorado: Grocery Store Employee Asks For More Protections
• Meet Glitter Goblin, A Former Stray Cat Looking For A New Home
• Help Your Child Have a Healthy Virtual Learning Experience
• CDC director allegedly ordered deletion of email
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Some Restaurant Owners Anticipate New Restrictions Could Halt Indoor Dining
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: First Lady Frances Wolf Tests Negative For Coronavirus
• Historic firsts you may have missed in a turbulent 2020
• SF Giants Invites New Minor League Team Affiliation, Extends Others
• Bay Area COVID Pandemic Roundup: San Jose Pastor's Defiant Stand; State Reopens Playgrounds; South Bay ICUs Filling Up
• CU Boulder Will Start Second Semester Remotely, Spring Graduation Will Be Virtual
• 25-Year-Old Jocelyn Yow Is Youngest Woman Of Color to Serve As A Mayor In California
• Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Reveals He Battled Prostate Cancer
• More Than 15K Applied For Unemployment In Maryland Last Week
• Boston College Football Opts Out Of Bowl Game
• Wyoming Health Official Resigns After Calling COVID A Communist Plot
• Over 107,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week, A 45% Increase
• Aquaman Superfan Danny Sheehan Takes Over Mix 104.1 Airwaves
• Boston Mayor Marty Walsh: 'There Should Be No Holiday Parties' This Year
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Frances Wolf, Gov. Tom Wolf's Wife, Tests Negative For Coronavirus
• First Public COVID Testing Site At Denver International Airport Opening Soon
• Boston Announces Outdoor Dining Plan For 2021
• CPD Officers Honored For Bravery
• Minneapolis Approves Cuts To Police Budget, Not Staffing: 'We Cannot Afford To Remain Stuck In The Past'
• New COVID-19 Contact Tracing Notification System Launches In Calif.
• Lake County, IL Residents Can Now Register For COVID-19 Vaccine Notifications
• Pennsylvania announces new COVID-19 restrictions
• Taylor Swift to release second surprise album in 2020
• Paramedics In Case Of 'Dead' Woman Alive Can Regain Licenses
• 'Everything Has Its Limits': County-USC Medical Center ER Doctor Describes Dire Conditions, Exhausted Medical Professionals
• Firefighters Respond To Extra-Alarm Fire, Hazmat In Lawndale
• COVID Update: CA Notify Smartphone Exposure Notifications App Goes Live
• U.S. Marines Kick Off Annual Toys For Tots Drive In Times Square
• Search Intensifies For 'Best Friend,' Tajuan Burnett Who Shot Former College Football Standout Al Riles Fatally In The Back
• Feds: Mo3 Murder Suspect Kewon White Tried To Evade Officials On Dirt Bike, Then On Foot
• Ellen DeGeneres tests positive for COVID-19
• Florida Puppy Snatched From The Jaws Of A Gator Becomes Special Deputy
• Police: 21-Year-Old Stable After Detroit Shooting
• Pelosi says lawmakers have made "great progress" on COVID relief bill
• Colin Kaepernick Gets His Own Flavor of Ben & Jerry's
• Dallas Invites 7 Candidates To Interview For Police Chief Position, Interim Chief Appointed
• New Photos: Search Continues For Suspect In Deadly Shooting At Gas Station In Centennial
• Fundraiser For Family Of Lt. Dwain Williams, Retired Chicago Firefighter Killed In Carjacking Attempt
• Police: 2 Suspects Ambush Kuusakoski Recycling Employee In Fatal Shooting In Company's Parking Lot In Bucks County
• Four Downtown Miami Buildings Under Boil Water Order After Water Main Break
• COVID In Minnesota: Another 89 More Fatalities Reported As Death Toll Nears 4,200
• Boston Doctors Represented On FDA Advisory Committee Tasked With Approving Pfizer's COVID Vaccine
• Missing 3-Year-Old Leih Diaz Found Safe In New York, Gloucester Township Officials Say
• Philadelphia Police: Wrong-Way Driver Critically Injured After Striking Multiple Vehicles Head-on In Logan
• COVID Testing: Walmart Selling At-Home Coronavirus Test Kits
• $48M In Unemployment Overpayments Create New Headaches For Ohioans
• 'Fill The Void' Distributes $250 Gift Cards To Help Families Feed Kids During Holidays
• Joe Buck Trolls Ravens Fans Over Tucker's Missed Kick: 'Few Things I Relish More Than Affecting Outcome Of Kicks'
• VIDEO: MDOT Shares Highlights On I-75 Project In Oakland County
• Second gentleman to teach entertainment law at Georgetown
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 248 More People Have Died, Pushing Statewide Death Toll Over 12,000
• Airbnb, resilient in pandemic, goes public at $68 a share
• LeBron James Named Time Athlete Of The Year
• Recall Issued After Depression, Erectile Dysfunction Drugs 'Inadvertently Packaged Together'
• U.S. no longer expected to see northern lights this week
• Historic Well Discovered Under Mysterious Sinkhole In Boston's Ronan Park
• Amazon Driver Caught On Camera Allegedly Stealing Package Off Elk Grove Family's Porch
• Man Shot By Police Charged With Attempted Murder For Shooting At Officers In Rogers Park
• Pope's Midnight Mass to start early to comply with COVID curfew
• Homestead Woman Accused Of Sending 'Nude, Explicit' Photos To 15-Year-Old Boy
• Several People Displaced After Early Morning Apartment Fire In Lodi
• COVID Restrictions: Gov. Walz Expected To Announce Next Steps Monday, Deal Close On Business Relief
• Drugs Recalled After 'Mix-Up' Packages Depression Medication, Erectile Dysfunction Drug Together
• White Business Owner Sues Polis Over Race-Based COVID-19 Relief Aid
• The lawsuit against Sutter Health
• Men Face 'Almost Three Times The Odds' Of ICU Admission For COVID, Study Says
• Neo-Nazi group member gets prison for threatening journalists
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Announces Over 1,100 New Cases, 6 Additional Deaths
• Here's Gov. Whitmer's Dec. 10 COVID-19 Press Conference
• 'Baltimore Will Get Better' | Council President Nick Mosby, 73rd Baltimore City Council Sworn Into Office
• Illinois Legislative Black Caucus Endorses Michael Madigan For Speaker, Making No Mention Of ComEd Bribery Scandal
• UPDATE: 18 States Back Texas In General Election Supreme Court Lawsuit Against 4 Swing States
• 'Tis The Season', Survey Finds Florida Among Drunkest States During The Holidays
• James Harden Adds Two More Celtics Rivals To His List Of Preferred Trade Destinations
• Some Pa. Democrats Calling For Maskless House GOP Lawmakers To Be Sworn In Last
• UCLA Crushes San Diego For 4th Straight Win
• Biden to nominate Tai for trade rep and McDonough for veterans affairs
• DUI Suspected After Semi Driver Crashes, Spills Hay Off I-5 In Elk Grove
• Massachusetts High Court Upholds Baker's Sweeping Coronavirus Emergency Orders
• Catholic Diocese Of Dallas Announces Father Antonio Salvador Rodriguez's Death From COVID-19
• Taxi Drivers Caravan To Washington D.C. Seeking COVID Relief
• Vikings' Eric Kendricks Is Team's Nominee For 2020 Walter Payton NFL Man Of The Year
• Eagles Name Rodney McLeod Organization's Nominee For Walter Payton NFL Man Of The Year Award
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• Ben & Jerry's Announces New Colin Kaepernick-Inspired 'Change The Whirled' Vegan Flavor
• Quincy Bar Ordered To Close For COVID Violations That Included 'Friendsgiving' Event
• Michigan Rolls Past Toledo 91-71
• U.S. B-52H bombers fly to Middle East in mission to deter Iran
• "Cruise to nowhere" virus scare turns out to be false alarm
• Mom of Black man killed by deputy: "My son was murdered in cold blood"
• Biden Taps Minnesota Native Denis McDonough To Head Department Of Veterans Affairs
• 4 People Hospitalized After Crash On I-5 In Woodland
• Getting To Know Mel Tucker
• Colorado Weather: Much Needed Moisture Finally On The Way
• Man Beaten To Death With Hammer In His South LA Backyard, Transient Arrested
• Photo Gallery: Remembering Jersey City Shootout 1 Year Later
• TxDOT Dallas Gives A Breakdown Of Major Construction Projects Underway
• Pittsburgh Steelers TE Vance McDonald Named Walter Payton Man Of The Year Nominee
• Caught On Camera: Rochester House Explosion Lights Up Night Sky With Flames And Flying Debris
• 14-Year-Old Shot In Glen Burnie Wednesday Night
• 28-Year-Old Leo George Zimmerman III Dies After Car Crashes Into Baltimore County Home
• What To Watch For When Patriots Visit Rams On Thursday Night Football
• Feds and 46 states file antitrust suit to split up Facebook
• FBI, Metra Police Seek Shooter Who Opened Fire On McCormick Place Station Platform
• Devin McCourty Announced As Patriots' Nominee For Walter Payton Man Of The Year Award
• Holiday At The Dallas Arboretum
• Nevada City Unanimously Approves Police Enforcement Of Mask Guidelines
• Woman Shot In Head, Killed Thursday Morning In Baltimore
• Man serving 90-year sentence for selling marijuana is released
• All Lanes On Pennsylvania Turnpike Reopen Following Messy Morning Commute Between Bensalem, Willow Grove
• Answers to questions about the COVID-19 vaccine
• Florida Woman Accused Of Hiding Body In Trash Can To Collect Benefits
• Texas Rescuers Work 6+ Hours To Save Little Boy Who Fell Down 44-Foot Deep Well
• North Dakota's Gov. Burgum Extends Mask Mandate, Limits Gatherings
• Off-Duty Chicago Police Officer Shoots, Kills Son During Domestic-Related Incident In Garfield Ridge
• Some Businesses Given More Freedom In Sacramento Region's 2nd Stay-At-Home Order
• Walnut Creek Man Completes Coast-To-Coast Motorized Paraglider Flight
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Kindergarten Class At Saint Bede Catholic School Moves To Remote Learning
• Report: Cam Newton Expected To Start Vs. Rams Despite Abdomen Injury
• Chinese Spy Caper Targeting Swalwell, Khanna Said To Be Common Practice
• Biden heading to Georgia to stump for Ossoff and Warnock
• Jobless aid applications surged the week after Thanksgiving
• Don't Think Kids Are All That Aware Of Pandemic? Just Check Out Their Heartfelt Letters To Santa Claus
• Police Investigating Fatal Stabbing In East Baltimore
• Hy-Vee Now Offering Rapid-Result COVID Antigen Testing
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Coronavirus Testing Site Opens Thursday At Delaware County Community College
• '1 2 3 Ice Fishing By Jenny Anderson
• COVID Vaccine: Santa Clara County To Receive Moderna Vaccine In Addition To Pfizer
• Patriots-Rams Week 14 Thursday Night Football Predictions
• Miami Proud: U.S. Navy Vet Finds Life Changing Work Through Volunteering
• Congress To Look Into 'Glaring Deficiencies' Of Army Criminal Investigations Of Fort Hood Violence
• Wisconsin Troopers Fatally Shoot Driver Following Pursuit
• LA County Reports 9,243 COVID-19 Cases, 75 Deaths
• Norwell Police Officer On Patrol Spots Fire In Family's Attic
• Coronavirus Fighting Robot To Patrol Key West International Airport
• Career Coach: Working With Recruiters
• First LA County Child Dies From Coronavirus-Linked MIS-C
• Congressional probe raises safety concerns about booster seats
• As Advocates Fight, Texas Gang Member 1st Of 5 U.S. Federal Inmates To Be Executed Before Biden Inauguration
• Hanukkah Begins Thursday Night; Menorah Lighting In Bucktown To Continue With Safety Measures In Place
• Minneapolis to shift $8M from police amid defund the police calls
• Pelosi says lawmakers are "close" to reaching deal on COVID relief proposal
• House passes stopgap bill to fund government through next week
• Police: Driver Dies After Suffering Medical Condition That Caused Him To Crash Into Parked Cars In North Philadelphia
• YouTube bans videos with false claims of election fraud
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunshine Returns With Warm Temperatures
• Holiday Shopping And COVID-19: Retailers Say Shoppers Should Feel Safe Shopping In Person
• When And Where Northern Lights May Be Seen Across Delaware Valley Sky Thursday Night
• Investigation into Hunter Biden's "tax affairs" began in 2018
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• Coronavirus Vaccine Update: First Doses From Pfizer Could Arrive In New York This Weekend
• True Crime: Long Island Killer: Inside The 911 Call That Launched The Gilgo Beach Murder Investigation 10 Years Ago
• Dramatic rescue of 4-year-old boy from Texas well
• Texas sues over election results in battleground states Biden won
• SpaceX launch Starship prototype on spectacular test flight
• NH Driver Seriously Injured After Chunk Of Ice Crashes Through Windshield
• Miami Weather: Coldest Morning Of The Week, Milder In The Afternoon
• The last long-shot chance for Trump allies to challenge election results
• Fire Damages Scrap Yard In Back Of The Yards Neighborhood
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• Stunning images show humpback whale near Statue of Liberty
• Florida Man Finds Decomposing Body In Friend's Trash Can
• South Florida Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz Calls For Investigation Into Raid Of Fired COVID-19 Analyst
• Senior Living Facility Group Trying Out New Ultraviolet Technology In Fight Against COVID-19
• Chicago Weather: Sunny Day Thursday; Rain, Snow Ahead
• USPS Honoring August Wilson With A Forever Stamp
• FDA panel recommends use of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine
• FDA Set To Hold Hearing On Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine
• Jewish Community Across Pittsburgh To Celebrate Hanukkah Virtually
• 15-Year-Old Raises Thousands For Jimmy Fund Selling Homemade Cupcakes
• Pittsburgh Native Among Astronauts Training For NASA's Artemis Moon Landing Program
• First National Bank Closing Several Branches In Western Pennsylvania
• City Of Pittsburgh Receives State Grant To Purchase Chargers For Electric Vehicle Fleet
• Ohio Couple Sentenced For 2017 Death Of Boy And Disposing Remains In Garbage Bags
• Allegheny County Police Investigating Shooting In Crafton
• Project Home: Small Bay Area Landlords Warn Of Evictions Without Federal Help
• Mother Of 23-Year-Old Black Man Killed By Ohio Deputies Demanding Answers
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• FDA panel recommends emergency use authorization of Pfizer vaccine
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• Republican attorneys general back Trump legal fight to overturn election
• U.S. surpasses 3,000 daily coronavirus deaths for first time
• U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops calls on Trump administration to stop federal executions
• FDA panel recommends approval of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use
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• Coronavirus relief talks stalled in Congress as deadlines inch closer
• Detained Chinese citizen-journalist restrained to stop her from continuing hunger strike, lawyer says
• More Americans file for unemployment as pandemic toll worsens
• FDA weighs emergency-use authorization for Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine
• Georgia Congresswoman-elect Carolyn Bourdeaux on Senate runoffs
• Ellen DeGeneres says she's tested positive for COVID-19
• Biden's son faces investigation over taxes as Trump joins Texas lawsuit that aims to overturn election
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• NBA star Bam Adebayo surprises mom with house after living in trailer
• Book tells the inside story behind Instagram's creation and acquisition by Facebook
• Pelosi says lawmakers have made "great progress" on COVID relief bill
• Longest-serving nonviolent cannabis prisoner in U.S. released
• 17 GOP attorneys general join Texas election lawsuit
• New film "Oloture" exposes Nigerian sex trafficking epidemic
• Why it costs so much more to deliver a baby in Sacramento
• Students in Turkey struggle to access remote learning during the pandemic
• Progressives eye Biden's Cabinet and agenda as his son faces tax investigation
• Sneak peek: The Hunt for the Long Island Serial Killer
• Neighbors from the North and South sides of Chicago work to address inequity
• Candoo Tech aims to empower older adults with tech support
• Executives announce OneTen coalition to promote meaningful employment for 1 million Black Americans
• Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine instructions updated after two people have allergic reactions
• NASA announces "Artemis Team" of astronauts for future moon missions
• Hunter Biden reveals he is under federal investigation for "tax affairs"
• House investigation raises safety concerns over popular booster seats
• U.S. regulators and 46 states sue Facebook, accusing it of illegally crushing competition
• Hunter Biden says he's under FBI investigation while President Trump praises new election lawsuit
• Coronavirus hospitalizations at highest level ever as cases continue to climb
• New York lieutenant governor calls CDC request for vaccinated people's personal data "discriminatory"
• FDA commissioner on Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine, potential allergic reactions
• Some hospitals hope to administer COVID-19 vaccine as early as next week
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