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• California Urged To Move Inmates To Front Of Coronavirus Vaccine Line
• Plastic Surgeons See a 'Zoom Boom' Among Stay-Home Remote Workers During Pandemic
• Jurassic Empire Drive-Thru Exhibit Brings Socially-Distanced Family Fun To Roseville
• Evacuation Order Lifted After Fire Crews Stop Forward Progress Of Brush Fire In Thousand Oaks
• Students Start Petition Urging Denver Public Schools To Vaccinate Teachers
• Widow Of Slain LASD Sgt. Steve Owen Wants Killer To Face Death Penalty
• Wildlife Officials: Elk Herd Flourishing Despite Habitat Destroyed By Cameron Peak Fire
• Southern California Coronavirus Vaccination Super Sites Causing Confusion
• Nuggets Hold Off Curry, Warriors for 114-104 Win
• Stone Breaks Tie In 3rd, Golden Knights Beat Ducks 5-2
• Olympic Swimming Medalist Klete Keller Released But Ordered To Stay Away From DC
• Kaprizov Scores In OT In NHL Debut, Lifts Wild Over Kings
• Jets Hire 49ers Defensive Coordinator Robert Saleh as Coach
• San Jose Sharks Open Season With 4-3 Shootout Win Over Arizona Coyotes
• Local Couple Providing Home Cooked Meals To Those Hardest Hit By Pandemic
• 1 Dead, 1 Critically Injured In Fulton Ave. Stabbing; Suspect In Custody
• Sharks Open Season With 4-3 Shootout Win Over Coyotes
• Santa Ana Winds Return Bringing Fire Danger, Red Flag Warning In Effect
• Man Arrested After Alleged Crime Spree In Stanislaus County
• Chicago Weather: Snow Showers Next Few Days
• Naperville North Teacher Has His Students Build Race Car With Help From A NASCAR Team
• Minnesota Weather: Sloppy Storm Heads Into 2nd Day; Blizzard Warnings For Much Of State
• William Burrows, OC Big Brothers Big Sisters Volunteer, Nominated For National Award
• Terrapin Women Pull Away From Gophers 90-73
• Jets Hire Robert Saleh As Next Head Coach
• Islanders Beat Rangers In 1st Of 8 Games Between Rivals
• Bruins Win In SO, Spoil Ruff's Debut As Devils Coach
• Minnesota Lawmakers Introduce Anti-Copper Mining Legislation
• Disappointing Catch Marks Start of Long-Delayed Commercial Dungeness Crab Season
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/15 Friday Morning Forecast
• Sen. Schumer: New York To Receive Additional $2 Billion In COVID Relief
• Mychal Givens, Rockies Agree To $4.05M, 1-Year Contract
• New York City Sending Officers To Assist With Inauguration Day While Stepping Up Security Around Local Government Buildings
• More Than 200 Firefighters Battle Intense Blaze In Williamsburg After Flames Spread To 3 Other Buildings
• Gov. Newsom Deploys National Guard To Protect Capitol Ahead Of Presidential Inauguration
• Man, 25, Suspected Of Intentionally Driving Into Code Enforcement Officer At Tracy Park
• San Bernardino Surpasses 240K Total COVID-19 Cases, Riverside Reports Nearly 100 New Deaths
• Glenview Man Now Getting Unemployment Benefits After Taking IDES To Court, But What About Others In His Position?
• I-25 SB Closed At Dacono Exit After Driver Killed While Crossing Interstate
• Christmas Tree Likely Caused Fire At Middleboro Home
• Officials Say Questionable Spending In Chicago Heights Goes Beyond Library To Park District, Involves More Than One Person
• Bob Iger and Willow Bay Donate $5 Million To Help LA Businesses
• Boston Woman Accused Of Theft, Impersonating Police Officer In Brockton
• Father And Son Shot Outside Their Home In Allegheny County
• How To Talk To Kids About The News
• COVID (MN): MDH Says Providers Can Now Offer Vaccine Doses To Broader Group, Including Those 65 Years Of Age And Older
• Father And Son Texas High School Football Coaches Todd And Riley Dodge Compete For State Title Saturday
• Police: Woman Pulled Into The Woods, Raped In Anne Arundel County
• 49ers Defensive Coordinator Robert Saleh Becomes Jets New Head Coach
• Maryland To Move To Phase 1B Of COVID-19 Vaccination Plan, Gov. Larry Hogan Says
• Baltimore Judge Strikes Down Restaurant Association's Lawsuit To Overturn Mayor Scott's Dining Ban
• Baltimore City Schools Expanding In-Person Learning Options Starting Feb. 16
• Sean Urbanski Sentenced To Life In Prison For Fatal 2017 Stabbing Of Richard Collins III
• President-Elect Biden Unveils $1.9 Trillion Economic Relief Plan As President Trump's Senate Trial Looms
• FBI Tracking 'Extensive' Online Chatter About Armed Protests Leading Up To President-Elect Joe Biden's Inauguration
• Disneyland Ends Annual Pass Program As Parks Remain Closed Due To Pandemic
• Clothing Company Christopher & Banks Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Plans To Close 'Significant Portion, If Not All' Stores
• 2021 Colorado Classic Canceled Due To COVID Concerns
• Increased Screen Time During COVID Causing Eye Issues
• Holiday Park COVID Vaccination Site Becomes Flashpoint For Pitfalls Of Vaccine Rollout; More Sites Open Up
• Owner Ordered To Give Up 3 Hunting Dogs That Terrorized Ashburn Block, Mauled Smaller Dog To Death
• Gov. Tom Wolf Asks Lawmakers To Release $145 Million To Help Struggling Small Businesses
• Fort Worth Expected To Name New Police Chief From 6 Finalist By End Of Month
• Powerball Prize Raises to $750M For Friday's Drawing
• Michigan Lottery Results For Thursday, January 14, 2021
• Hypnotherapy Effective Way To Reduce Stress, Kick Bad Habits And Alter Negative Thoughts
• Soka University Becomes Orange County Coronavirus Vaccine Super Site
• Bruins Beat Devils 3-2 In Shootout
• Ahead Of Playoff Matchup, Ravens' John Harbaugh Calls Bills WR, Maryland Native Stefon Diggs 'One That Got Away'
• NYPD: Man In Custody After Father Stabbed To Death, Family Members Found Unresponsive At Queens Apartment
• Sacramento Man, Jorge Riley, Seen In Reddit Video Storming US Capitol
• Ravens Logo Stenciled In At Patriot Plaza In Towson As Excitement Builds Ahead Of Playoff Game Against Buffalo Bills
• Metro Bus Drivers Say Safety Is Being Compromised With About 800 Operators Out Due to COVID, Unrelated Absences
• 'Tell Coach I Got Em!': Rapper Mike Jones Backs Ravens Ahead Of Playoff Game Against Bills After Lamar Jackson Shout-Out
• State Legislature Earmarks $4 Million For Small Businesses Hardest Hit By COVID
• Woburn WWII Veteran Celebrates 97th Birthday After Tough Year
• Michigan College & Pro Basketball Teams Postponed Games Due To COVID-19
• COVID Vaccines: Bay Area Health Officials Challenged By Some Frontline Workers Choosing To Defer Shots
• Detroit Casinos Partial Reopening Starting Friday
• FBI, Other Law Enforcement Look To Counter Online Extremism In Wake Of Capitol Attack
• Homeless Man Who Allegedly Hurled Concrete at Car on Hwy 101 Charged With Attempted Murder
• Caught On Camera: Man Throws Scooter At MTA Bus, Shatters Windshield
• Missing: Roblina Smith, 25, Last Seen Thursday Night In Minneapolis
• 7-Year-Old Boy Credited With Saving Grandmother, Baby Cousin In House Fire In Bear
• Unemployment Rises Across US and In Michigan
• Move Of Space Command Out Of Colorado Considered Shocking
• Chong Qui Lifts Mount St. Mary's Over Merrimack 77-57
• Two Michigan GOP Lawmakers Joined Democrats In Voting In Favor of Impeaching President Trump
• Miller, No. 9 Maryland Pull Away From Minnesota 90-73
• Boy, 14, Charged In Carjacking And Robbery In Englewood
• Nine Former Michigan Officials Including Rick Snyder Charged With Involuntary Manslaughter And Other Charges
• 2 Shot, 1 Killed During Fight At Garland Gas Station, 18 And 15-Year-Old In Custody
• Shake Milton Sparks 76ers Past Undermanned Heat 125-108
• Union Mine High School Theater Teacher Accused Of Possessing Child Pornography
• Heat Fall In Philly Despite Duncan Robinson's 22 Points
• Study: Pennsylvanians Can't Stop Googling 'Should I Delete Facebook?'
• Man Pulled From Ohio River Dies
• Fontana Woman Dies From COVID-19 Weeks After Giving Birth To Daughter
• City Sets Aside Nearly $9 Million In Water Bill Relief Funds For Low-Income Chicagoans
• Pennsylvania State Police Locate Missing 29-Year-Old Michael Meyers
• Garcetti Teams Up With Mayors Around US For COVID Vaccination Plan
• COVID Vaccine: Mass Vaccination Site Opens At Jones Beach, But Only 700 Doses Administered
• New Yorkers Line Up Outside Brooklyn Army Terminal After Confusion Over COVID Vaccine Availability
• Spared COVID-19's Wrath Last Spring, New Jersey Long-Term Care Facility Hit With Holidays-Infused Outbreak
• Doctors Say Even Asymptomatic COVID Cases Can Leave Patients With Lung Damage
• Sheriff Scott Jones Asks Governor To Allow Officers To Get COVID Vaccine Ahead Of Possible Protests
• Dramatic Video: Police Body Camera Footage Shows Rescuers Pull Woman From Hudson River
• COVID Vaccine: Drive-Thru Site Opens On Long Island, Clinics Planned At NYCHA Developments
• Powerball Ticket Worth $2.76 Million Sold In San Jose; Mega Millions Prize Hits $750 Million
• 23-Year-Old Man Injured In Shooting, Baltimore Police Say
• State Of The State: Gov. Andrew Cuomo Details Plans For Major NYC Infrastructure Projects
• Orange County Reports 16 More COVID-19 Deaths, 3,331 Cases
• COVID In New York: Restaurants In Orange Zones Allowed To Open Indoor Dining At 50% Capacity
• 55-Year-Old Man Missing From Pikesville Found Safe, Police Say
• Volunteers In Fayette Co. Continue Search For Missing Melanie Prokop
• What Is Causing California's Slow Vaccine Rollout?
• President-elect Joe Biden Unveils $1.9 Trillion Plan To Stem Coronavirus, Steady Economy
• Phased COVID-19 Vaccinations Underway At US Naval Academy
• 2 Arrested Following Domestic Dispute, Shooting In Oakland
• Johnson & Johnson Close To Release Of Their COVID-19 Vaccine
• If You Want To Keep Your New Year's Resolution, Stop Doing These 3 Things
• Magnitude 3.8 Earthquake Strikes Near Concord
• Uber, Lyft seek early access to vaccine for drivers
• Gov. Charlie Baker Vetoes Sweeping Climate Change Bill
• New Red Light, Speed Cameras Going Up In Baltimore
• Colorado Unemployment Benefits Require Updated ID Process To Prevent Fraud
• 2 Men Shot, 1 Killed In Vehicle In North Austin
• North Texas Man, Larry Brock, Released With Conditions After Arrest For Unlawfully Entering US Capitol During Riot
• Mossimo Giannulli Asks To Finish Prison Sentence At Home
• State Lawmakers Urge Voters To Ask County Clerks About Voting, Election Concerns
• COVID-19 In Washington County: Online Registration Form Connects Organizations With Vaccinators
• President-Elect Joe Biden Outlines Economic Rescue Legislative Package
• Denver Weather: Strong Wind Continues Through Friday
• Mourners Attend Vigil For Yiran Fan, University Of Chicago Student Killed In Shooting Spree
• COVID Schools: Mount Diablo Unified School District Extends Distance Learning Into March
• Video Captures Savage Beating Of Deliveryman In Lower Manhattan; Victim's Wife: 'Most Ruthless, Disgusting People I Have Ever Seen'
• Gov. Newsom Increases Security At State Capitol; Activates 1,000 National Guard Personnel
• Ray Vega, Founder Of Iconic Casa Vega Restaurant In Sherman Oaks, Passes Away
• UPDATE: Recalled Sportmix Pet Food Linked To 70 Dog Deaths May Have Been Sold In Bay Area
• Prosecutors Drop Bid For Death Penalty In Retrial For Accused Cop Killer
• Serial Rapist Jory Wiebrand Convicted Of Five Minneapolis Assaults In Plea Deal
• Denver Police Coordinate With Other Agencies To Monitor Any Potential Threats With Upcoming Inauguration
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Wants To Reopen Restaurants And Bars 'As Quickly As Possible' To Reduce Risk Of Underground Parties
• FBI Pittsburgh Says Uptick In Human Trafficking Cases Is 'Happening Right Under Our Noses'
• Philadelphia Phillies, RHP Archie Bradley Agree To 1-Year, $6 Million Contract: AP Source
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Downplays Reports Of Medical Tourism For Vaccines
• 'It Was Just Dozens Upon Dozens Of Shots': Witness Describes Gunfire Exchange Between MPD And Suspect
• Illinois Residents Now Receiving Fraudulent Change-Of-Address Letters Thanks To Unemployment Scammers; Anti-Fraud Task Force Launched
• COVID-19 In Illinois: 6,652 New Cases, 88 More Deaths, Positivity Rate Ties Lowest Point Since Late October
• 'I Don't Care How Long I Have To Stay In Line': Clinics See Big Response After California Opens Vaccines To People 65 And Older
• Coronavirus Mitigation Efforts Suppressing Flu Numbers This Winter, Doctors Say
• Urban Meyer returns to coaching with Jacksonville Jaguars
• LA Woman Pleads Not Guilty To Murdering Metro Employee With Knife
• It could be years until full benefits of 5G are unlocked
• Grubhub to deliver Girl Scout cookies during pandemic
• Paterson Deploying Technology, New Strategies To Combat Rise In Homicides, Shootings
• DNR Releases New Habitat License Plates
• Denver Approved For Colorado's Five Star Certification Program But Don't Expect Fewer Restrictions In Restaurants- Yet
• Police: Man Critically Injured In Mpls. Shooting During Attempted Carjacking
• Ice Cream Jubilee Debuts Flavors Inspired By President-Elect Joe Biden, Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris
• COVID-19 & Sports: San Jose State Women's Basketball Cancels Remainder Of 2020-21 Season Amid Virus Issues
• Man Working In Trench Dies After Dirt Wall Collapses At Construction Site In Greeley
• Monument Board Of Trustees Passes Resolution Opposing COVID Restrictions
• New Hampshire's Thomas Gallagher Arrested, Charged In U.S. Capitol Riot
• Men Who Came Armed To Philadelphia Vote Count Remain Free On Bail
• Girl Scout creates pandemic-safe sales pitch for cookies
• West Orange Residents Want To Find Forever Home For Stray Dog That's Been Living At Animal Control For 10 Months
• 'I'm Close To Retirement And I'm Scared:' Spike In Unemployment Claims Hitting Specific Sectors Hard
• COVID Surge: Stanford Medicine Accepting Patients to Alleviate Crowded Hospitals
• Dallas-Area Kid Candlemaker Burns Bright Trying To 'Calm The World' In Uncertain Times
• Sneak Peek Inside Live! Casino And Hotel In South Philadelphia Before Opening
• Collin County Seeing Massive Demand For COVID-19 Vaccine But Options Remain Limited
• Guggenheim hires first Black deputy director and chief curator
• Not Guilty Plea Entered In Melvin Gordon's DUI Citation Case
• At The Current Rate, Chicago Won't Be Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19 For A Year And A Half: Mayor Lori Lightfoot
• Assembly Bill Would Facilitate Name Change on College Diplomas for Trans, Nonbinary Students
• State Explores New Options To Make COVID Vaccines More Accessible
• Man Hospitalized, Arrested After Exchanging Gunfire With Officers In North Minneapolis
• CDC: Community Transmission Of COVID-19 Must Be Under Control Before Reopening Schools
• Part Of Fulton Road In Pomona, La Verne To Close For More Than 2 Months
• Revised Pandemic Rationing Plan Protects Disabled Texans From Being Sent To Back Of Line For Ventilators
• 'One Of Our Favorite Neighbors': Tributes Pour In After Death Of Joanne Rogers, Widow Of Fred Rogers
• Man Accused Of Child Abuse Back Behind Bars For Allegedly Raping Girl
• At Least 12 CPD Officers And Supervisors Suspended After Lounging In Congressman's Office Amid Looting, Sources Say
• Man Shot Dead In North Austin; Bus Driver Injured When Stray Bullet Shatters Glass
• Citing Abuses By Officers During 'Black Lives Matter' Protests, New York Attorney General Calls For Monitor To Oversee NYPD
• For Some, Post-COVID Recovery Takes Months And Months Of Therapy
• Joanne Rogers, widow of TV icon Fred Rogers, has died at age 92
• New York Congressman Adriano Espaillat Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Arik Matson, At Capitol, Speaks In Support Of Stiffer Penalties For Injuring Law Enforcement
• New Jersey Girl Rescues 200 Books Local Library Was Going To Discard, Offers Them To Teachers, Children, And Parents
• COVID In Denver: Focus Is Getting Vaccine Into Neighborhoods, Underserved Communities
• Fort Lauderdale Police Officers Hailed As Heroes After Action Taken During House Fire
• South Florida Author Brad Meltzer Inspired Two Sisters To Launch Their Writing Careers
• Unique Outdoor Dining Experience Coming To Mexican Town Will Resemble Luminarias
• Northville Twp. Chik-fil-A Sets A Late January Opening
• Half Brothers Both Named Willie Floyd Singletary Arrested In Plymouth Township Police Standoff
• Sheriff Alex Villanueva: Off-Duty Deputy Investigated For Possible Involvement In Capitol Riots
• Tallahassee Girding For Protests Ahead Of Presidential Inauguration
• Lakes Area PD: Help Sought Finding 17-Year-Old John Grillo
• Drug Being Tested At University Of Pennsylvania To Treat COVID-19 Shows Promise
• Arlington's Rideshare Service Expanding Citywide Next Week
• Rams-Packers Preview: Goff To Start At Lambeau Field
• 229 Massachusetts Communities Now Considered High Risk For COVID-19
• Gov. Jared Polis Reveals Plan To Reduce Greenhouse Gas Pollution
• New York attorney general sues NYPD over conduct at protests
• Brady vs. Brees: A Matchup For The Ages and Aged
• Colorado K-9s Show Off Their Outfits For National Dress Up Your Pet Day
• FMU, Miami Dolphins, Lennar Team Up To Offer To Train Participants In Construction Business
• Long Beach Warns Residents Of COVID-19 Vaccine Scams
• Betty White to spend 99th birthday feeding ducks who visit daily
• Let Them Play MN Survey: 14 Kids Collapsed Wearing Masks During Winter Sports Practice
• Woman Sexually Assaulted During Walk In South San Francisco, Suspect Sought
• Renowned Magician Siegfried Fischbacher Dies At Age 81
• Florida National Guard Sending 600 Troops To DC For Presidential Inauguration
• Macaulay Culkin 'Sold' On Idea To Remove Donald Trump From 'Home Alone 2'
• BSO, FHP, Police Agencies To Enforce Zero Tolerance Policy For Reckless "Wheels Up, Guns Down" Riders
• UPDATE: COVID Vaccine Wait Could Be Weeks For Eligible Recipients In Contra Costa County
• What Vaccine Group Are Transportation Workers In? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID Questions
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Announces Reelection Campaign
• McKinley Wright IV Sets CU Record For Career Assists As Buffaloes Defeat Golden Bears
• Arrest Made After Miami Bomb Scare Shuts Down Venetian Causeway & Delays Flight At MIA
• Carnegie Mellon University Sets Up On-Campus Lab To Conduct Student COVID-19 Testing
• Woman In Critical Condition After Being Rescued From Evanston Fire
• Firefighters Battle Wind-Driven 3-Alarm Apartment Fire East Fort Worth
• COVID In Florida: 13,720 New Cases, 222 Additional Deaths
• Philadelphia Tightening Security, Boosting Police Presence Beginning This Weekend Following Capitol Riot
• 'Emergencies May Occur Infrequently': 300 Doses Of COVID Vaccine Ruined By Storage Unit Malfunction In Pueblo
• Charges: Canadian Citizens Found With 67 Firearms In Car Near Fergus Falls
• BART Recovering From Major Delays After Systemwide Because Of Police Action, Equipment Problems
• Massachusetts Reports 5,545 New COVID Cases, 74 More Deaths
• Minneapolis City Council Members Pushing To Put Rent Control On 2021 Ballot
• Dozens Of Shell Casings Found After Shooting In Suisun City Neighborhood
• Palm Springs Man, 19, Arrested In Murder Of 78-Year-Old Riverside Grandmother
• Massachusetts Has Received 347,450 COVID-19 Vaccine Doses So Far
• 1 Killed In Clairton House Fire
• Massachusetts To Send Up To 500 National Guard Troops To Washington
• Dallas County Surpasses 200K Coronavirus Cases
• American Among Major US Airlines Banning Guns In Luggage For Washington DC Flights
• Trump permanently banned from using Snapchat
• Prosecutors: Kyle Rittenhouse Made White Supremacist Hand Gesture, Had Proud Boys Anthem Sung To Him At Bar After Plea
• Hennepin Theatre Trust Announces 2021-2022 Season, Including Return Of 'Hamilton'
• Survey Of Minnesota Businesses Show Significant Decline In Revenue; Walz Distributes $67M In Aid
• Chicago-Based United Airlines To Ban Guns In Checked Baggage To Washington, D.C.-Area Airports Around Time Of Inauguration, Other Airlines To Do Same
• Clinic At Johns Hopkins Hospital Helping To Treat COVID-19 Patients With Long-Term Effects
• COVID Closures: Livermore Retailer Dom's Outdoor Outfitters To Close Permanently
• Tamara Bass On Movie 'If Not Now, When?': 'We Don't Get Enough Stories That Address Issues That Touch All Women'
• FWC Investigates Discovery Of Human Leg In Crandon Park Marina
• Google Muscles Up With Fitbit Deal Amid Antitrust Concerns
• Pennsylvania State Police Offering Helping Hand To Delaware County Family Who Lost Almost Everything In Christmas Fire
• Juneteenth Celebration Fatal Shooting Remains Unsolved, Reward Of $7,000 Now Being Offered In Aurora
• Accused Gunman Held Without Bail In Murder Of Shuai Guan During Bridgeport Carjacking Caught On Video
• Pittsburgh Steelers WR Chase Claypool Says Cleveland Browns Were 'Super Classless'
• Escaped Jefferson County Inmate Michael Goelz Arrested About 1½ Miles From Facility
• Greenbelt Police Officer Christine Peters Dies After Being Hit By Vehicle At Crash Scene
• These states are doing best (and worst) at vaccinating people
• Flint mayor says "no one is above the law" after water crisis charges
• Sudbury's Chris Evans Reportedly In Talks To Reprise Captain America Role For Marvel
• Attorney Urges City Of LA To Shut Down Alleged Party House In Silver Lake
• FBI Seeks Identities Of More People Photographed At US Capitol Riots
• San Mateo Man Arrested In New Year's Day Hit-And-Run That Critically Injured Cyclist
• Dogs Who Got Loose And Attacked Woman In Oakdale Euthanized
• Pennsylvania Capitol Closing For 2 Days Next Week Around Swearing-In Of 3 Statewide Officials, President-elect Joe Biden's Inauguration
• Jimmy Butler On Lessons For His Daughter In GQ Interview: 'With My Blood Running Through Your Veins, We're Not Intimidated By Anybody'
• Report: Jeff Sessions, Top Aides Pushed for Separating Migrant Families Despite Warnings
• Boy Scout Josh Miko Dies When Snow Cave Collapses In Southern Colorado
• University Of Chicago Astrophysics Students Discover Galaxy Dating Back To Early Universe
• The Republic of Sarah
• Kung Fu
• Theo Epstein Hired By MLB As Consultant To Evaluate Possible Rule Changes
• Champlin PD Issues Friendly Reminder After 'Romantic Entanglement' Broken Up In Busy Parking Lot
• Police Arrest Suspect In Mountain View Stabbing
• Superman & Lois
• Delaware Man Photographed Carrying Confederate Flag Inside US Capitol During Riots Arrested
• School Therapist In Ohio Charged Over Capitol Hill Riots
• Raiders Owner Mark Davis Expands Sports Empire After Move To Vegas, Buys WNBA's Aces
• Blue Origin launches New Shepard test flight
• 3.8-Magnitude Quake Gives Bay Area Quick Jolt; Shaking Felt Into Valley
• St. Vincent De Paul Thrift Store In Coraopolis Burglarized Twice
• Glendora Man Hunter Ehmke Arrested For Shattering Window During Capitol Riot
• Navajo Nation Reaches $10 Million Settlement in Lawsuit Over Gold King Mine Sprill
• Survey: Most Americans Say They Will Get COVID-19 Vaccination
• Survey: Most Americans Say They Will Get COVID-19 Vaccination
• Survey: Most Americans Said They Will Get COVID-19 Vaccination
• Coloradans Come Through For The Together 4 Colorado Toy Drive, Best Results In 10 Years
• State Estimates Texas Students Have Lost More Than 3 Months Of Learning During COVID-19 Pandemic
• New Pikes Peak Summit House Being Built Around Giant Donut Machine
• U Of M Closely Monitoring Security On Twin Cities Campus Ahead Of Inauguration
• GOP Rep. Kinzinger says Trump is "nuts" after impeachment vote
• Strong Winds Overnight Cause Damage In South Denver Area
• Kemba Walker Inching Closer And Closer To Return For Celtics
• Ye Olde Ale House In Lafayette Hill Receives Helping Hand From The Barstool Fund
• SF Corruption Probe: Mayor Breed Announces New City Administrator
• 'Up To This Challenge,' Texas First State To Administer 1 Million COVID-19 Vaccines
• Blackhawks Place Captain Jonathan Toews On Long-Term Injured Reserve
• Former Cubs President Theo Epstein Hired As MLB Consultant To Evaluate Rules Changes
• Report: 1 In 3 LA County Residents Have Been Infected With COVID-19
• 'This Is Not Acceptable': Collin County Judge Blasts State For COVID-19 Vaccine Allotment
• Game Commission: 5 Juveniles Facing Charges For Deer-Killing 'Crime Spree' Across Northwestern Pennsylvania
• WATCH New England Living 'Coastal Living': Lighthouse Dining, Decorating With Daylight, Seafood Recipe
• 2 Men Charged In 1998 Killings Of NW Indiana Woman, 2 Teens
• Car Chase Turns Into Standoff In Paramount
• Wildlife Groups Ask Court To Restore Protections For Gray Wolves
• WATCH New England Living 'Foodie Living': Wine Tasting Club, Inside Stonewall Kitchen, Be A Pitmaster
• Pittsburgh Steelers Tight Ends Coach James Daniel Retiring After 17 Seasons
• Minneapolis Parents, Teachers Say District's Plan To Return Students To Classrooms Is Unsafe, Unworkable
• Former Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder Facing Neglect Charges Over Flint Water Crisis
• Lions Hire Brad Holmes As New GM
• Prosecutors detail charges in Flint water investigation
• Florida Working On Statewide Appointment System For COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Texas Health Plano Sets Up Emergency Tents For Non-COVID-19 Patients
• Man seen holding Confederate flag in Capitol riot arrested
• Past COVID infection provides at least 5 months of immunity, study shows
• Colorado's Annual Marijuana Sales Revenue Tops $2 Billion For First Time
• 9 San Diego County Inmates Charged With Receiving More Than $160K In Fraudulent EDD Claims
• WATCH New England Living 'Staycation Living': Craft Brewery, Bathroom Remodeling, Perfect Pasta
• FAA Seeing Increase In Violence Aboard Flights, Will Crack Down
• A State Park On The Tip Of The Thumb Offers Geodesic Domes For Camping Experiences
• 2 Marylanders Win $50K In Powerball Drawing, Jackpot Rolls To $640M
• 16-Year-Old Glen Burnie Girl Missing, Known To Frequent Baltimore City
• West Texas Launch Of Blue Origin 'New Shepard' Rocket A Success
• COVID & Sports: Famed Pebble Beach AT&T Pro-AM Tourney For Pros Only Due To Spike In Cases
• DPS, State Patrol Prepare For Possible MN Capitol Protests, Ask Public To Avoid Area
• Rep. Joe Neguse Delivers Coffee, Donuts To National Guard At U.S. Capitol
• Tedy Bruschi Shares Insight On Bill Belichick's Decision To Turn Down Medal Of Freedom
• COVID Vaccines: Rollout Seeing Mixed Results Around Bay Area
• WATCH New England Living 'Historic Living': Historic Homes In Salem, Antiquing, Local Distillery
• CPS Parents Concerned About COVID Safety As Students Return To Class
• Florida Emergency Chief Jared Moskowitz Points Finger At Feds On Vaccination Issues
• Sessions and top aides pushed for separating families despite warnings
• Texas Megachurch Pastor Kirbyjon Caldwell Sentenced To Prison For Fraud Scheme
• More Than 90K Americans Could Die Of COVID-19 In Next 3 Weeks, CDC Forecast Shows
• WATCH New England Living 'Luxury Living': Luxury Cape Estate, High-End Home Fixtures, Cooking Perfect Steak
• Target Closing Stores On Thanksgiving Day
• Miami Hurricanes Baseball Announces 2021 ACC Schedule
• Cedar Hill Football Coach Carlos Lynn Knows More Than A State Championship Is At Stake This Weekend
• Former USC, Olympic Swimmer Klete Keller Charged In Capitol Riots
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Pirates Looking To Make PNC Park A Mass Coronavirus Vaccination Site
• WATCH New England Living 'Outdoor Living': Oyster Farming, Glamping, Happy Cows, Lynn Murals
• Infant Among Victims In Denver Double Murder-Suicide
• Years Of White Supremacy Threats Culminated In U.S Capitol Riots
• Over 94,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Protesters Lock Down Inside Segment Of Enbridge Line 3 Pipe
• Web Extra: 3 Methods To Improve Your Overall Wellbeing, Mental Health With Trish Ward
• Texas Police Officer Resigns While Under Criminal Investigation For Alleged Role At US Capitol Riot
• Tatum Ruled Out, But Celtics Should Have Enough Players To Play Friday Night Vs. Magic
• Cameron Peak Fire Report Shows $6 Million Of Damage Done To Structures
• COVID In Maryland: Hospitalizations Drop Down, Over 2.9K New Cases Reported
• Long Beach Convention Center To Serve As COVID Vaccination Site
• CDC Study Finds COVID-19 Cases Among Young Children Remain Low Despite Returning To In-Person Learning
• Lake County Providing COVID Vaccine Appointments Available Through Portal
• Lawmakers want to award Capitol Police officer gold medal for heroic actions
• 'No Credible Threats' Of Violence In Boston Ahead Of Biden's Inauguration, Officials Say
• Day Camp Employee Herbert Scott Charged With 9 Counts Of Sexual Assault On A Child
• 20 Philadelphia Free Libraries To Reopen In-Person Services Tuesday
• Humane Animal Rescue Undergoes Rebranding, Adds 'Pittsburgh' To Their Name
• Ex-firefighter allegedly threw extinguisher at cops in Capitol riot
• Companies debate whether to make COVID-19 vaccine mandatory
• Driver Dies After Crashing Into Construction Site In Frisco, Police Say
• You've received a COVID-19 vaccine. How do you prove it?
• 2020 is "effectively tied" for warmest year on record
• DC Locks Down Week Before Inauguration, Mayor Says ' We Are In Uncharted Waters'
• 18-Year-Old Driver Killed In Fiery Crash In Santa Cruz Mountains
• COVID Vaccine: New Yorkers Frustrated By Lack Of Appointments; Officials Blame Low Supply
• House impeaches Trump for Capitol riot in historic rebuke
• Berkeley Public Library Receives National Award
• COVID Latest: Anne Arundel County Moving Into Phase 1B Of Vaccine Plan
• NASA rover celebrates 3,000 days on Mars with epic panorama
• CPD Officers Honored For Arrest Of Teen Who Shot 7-Year-Old Gisselle Zamago On Halloween 2019
• Tower of London raven goes missing, feared dead
• Australia to kill pigeon that crossed Pacific Ocean from Oregon
• Contact Us With Your EDD Complaints
• COVID-19 Infection Grants Immunity For Five Months, UK Study Suggests
• Two Off-Duty Virginia Police Officers Charged Federally In Storming U.S. Capitol
• Denver Water Replacing Lead Pipes In 11 Neighborhoods
• Philadelphia Police Reviewing Surveillance Video After Recent Temple Grad Shot, Killed While Walking Dog In Brewerytown
• COVID In Minnesota: Health Officials Report Nearly 1,600 New Cases, 43 More Deaths
• Annapolis Police Urging People To Report Anything Suspicious Ahead Of Inauguration
• Chicago Will Have 6 Mass Vaccination Sites By Next Week, As Mayor Lightfoot Urges Feds To Ramp Up Distribution
• MIT Professor Gang Chen Charged With Millions In Grant Fraud, Hiding China Ties
• Man Accused Of Shooting At Sheriff's Deputy In West Park Arrested
• Berkeley Council Considers Banning Most Gas, Diesel Car Sales By 2027
• Berkeley Police Arrest Woman After Committing Possible Hate Crime
• Oz Exclusive: Jon Gosselin Shares A Message To His Estranged Children Who Are Unaware He Was Diagnosed With Covid 
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 7,175 New Cases Of Coronavirus, 313 Additional Deaths
• "We have to act now": Biden outlines economic rescue package
• Boston Health Chief Marty Martinez 'Absolutely Considering Running For Mayor'
• Texas Gas Price Average Goes Over $2 For First Time In Nearly 11 Months
• Siegfried Fischbacher of Siegfried & Roy has died at 81
• Orange County's Website, App For Vaccination Appointments Crashes From Demand
• Denver Weather: More Dangerous Wind In Some Areas Through Friday
• Police: 1 Dead, 1 Wounded Following Shooting In Wilmington
• Pacific Grove Police Officer Fired After Probe Into Parler Social Media Posts Disparaging BLM
• Maryland Receiving More Than $402M Of Federal Emergency Rent Assistance, Gov. Hogan Says
• Danny Ainge Optimistic That Celtics Will Play Friday
• Year after Ukraine plane downed by Iran, civilian jets still at risk
• 40-Year-Old Woman Dies After Collision Between Pick-Up And Car Near Azle
• Man Found With Gunshot Wounds In Northeast Modesto, Investigation Underway
• Alabama Lands Space Force Headquarters Over Florida
• Weather Blog: Mild January
• Frustrated By Unemployment Payment Delays, Denver Woman Looks To Sue Colorado Labor Department
• Pittsburgh Steelers Decline To Renew Contract Of Offensive Coordinator Randy Fichtner, Two Other Coaches
• Large Boulder Falls Onto Car At Echo Summit
• Security Heightened At Pennsylvania Capitol, Barriers And Police Added
• 8 In 10 Americans Plan To Splurge When Things Return To Normal After COVID
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 499 New Coronavirus Cases, 3 Additional Deaths
• San Francisco Man Charged With Attempted Murder In Richmond Police HQ Parking Lot Stabbing
• Person With Severe Burns Found Outside Of Foresthill Mobile Home Park Fire
• Pope Francis, predecessor Benedict, get a 1st shot of COVID vaccine
• Oz Exclusive: Dr. Oz And Jon Gosselin Discuss His Close Encounter With Death After Being Diagnosed With Covid
• Grapevine Rapper Post Malone Donates 10,000 Of His Duet Max Clog II Crocs To Frontline Workers
• Galvin Proposes COVID Vaccines At Massachusetts Voting Sites In Spring
• Boston Mayor Marty Walsh Takes No Questions At Coronavirus Briefing
• Conversion therapy ban introduced in Indiana
• Ventura County COVID-19 Transmission Rate Climbs Past LA County's
• Lady Gaga To Sing Anthem, J-Lo To Perform At Inauguration
• Former Michigan Health Chief Charged With Manslaughter In Flint Water Crisis
• Danny Ainge Says Price For James Harden Was Too High For Celtics
• COVID: Counties Beg For More Vaccine As Demand And Lines Grow
• US Attorney William McSwain Announces Resignation As President-Elect Joe Biden Prepares To Take Office
• Delta lost more than $12 billion as virus slams airlines
• Avalanche Get 'Outworked,' Lose To Blues In Home Opener
• PTL Links: January 14, 2021
• Facing Forward: A "Face the Nation" podcast
• Bay Area COVID Roundup: State Greenlights Vaccines For 65 And Older; Santa Clara County Death Toll Hits 1,011; Berkeley Parents Demand Schools Reopen
• Powerball Jackpot Jumps To $640 Million, Mega Millions Stands At $750 Million
• NFL Stripping Patriots Of Third-Round Pick For Filming Sideline Stings A Bit Harder, As Belichick Faces Steep Challenge In 2021
• Local & State Leaders Believe Decision To Move Space Command Out Of Colorado Was Political
• Nurse who works in COVID-19 unit wins $1 million jackpot
• Becky's Flowers In Roseville Bombarded With Hate, Mistaken For Shop Owned By Capitol Rioter
• Barriers, Police Added For Pennsylvania Capitol Security
• Hospital Group: Some Rural Texas Hospitals Have Yet To Receive A Single COVID-19 Vaccine Dose
• Lady Gaga will perform the national anthem at Biden's inauguration
• Police Arrest Wrong Woman At Denver Health, Now Face Lawsuit
• 'Band Together Against The Flu'
• Oz Exclusive: Jon Gosselin Hospitalized For Covid, His Struggles With Oxygen As He Battles To Recover At Home
• Fayette Co. Man Facing More Than 600 Counts Related To Alleged Rape And Sexual Assault Of Teen
• Chipotle Hosting National Hiring Event Thursday
• 8 In 10 Americans Plan To Splurge When Things Return To Normal After COVID
• Philadelphia Woman Gets Prison For Seducing Boy Online, Trying To Convince Him Of Killing Himself
• Renowned Magician Siegfried Fischbacher Dies At Age 81
• 31.5K Marylanders Filed For Unemployment Last Week
• Survey: Most Americans Said They Will Get COVID-19 Vaccination
• 'My Babies Are Right Here': Jacob Blake Describes Being Shot By Officer
• Still No Powerball Winner, Jackpot To Climb To $640M
• Boulder County Plans To Turn 40 Acres Of Open Space Into Industrial Scale Compost Facility
• VIDEO: Opening Day For New Hampshire Ice Castles - See The New Features
• Police Looking For Persons Of Interest In Death Of Andre Washington
• What Harden To Nets Means For Celtics, Rest Of Eastern Conference
• Child Shot, Wounded In La Puente
• Pittsburgh Steeler JuJu Smith-Schuster Says He Doesn't Want To Play In Larger Market To Build His Brand
• Court Allows Class-Action Lawsuit On Opa-locka Water Bills
• Gun Confiscated At Pittsburgh International Airport Main Checkpoint
• Texan Demi Lovato Among Stars Performing During Biden-Harris Inauguration Festivities
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Gorillas With Covid
• Miami Weather: Cold Front Dips Temps, Another One Coming
• County Health Leaders Raise Red Flags About Lack Of Vaccine Doses After Access Expanded
• Police: Man Apprehended After Barricading Himself Inside Cobbs Creek Home As Officers Serve Warrant
• Unemployment claims surge as pandemic weighs on businesses
• 'Put The American People First': Florida GOP Senator Marco Rubio Urges Biden To Pass $2,000 Stimulus Aid
• Unemployment fraud crackdown is "disaster" for some with real claims
• Biden urges Senate to hold impeachment trial alongside other business
• 12-Year-Old Boy Missing In Harford County
• Red Sox Take A Closer Look At Corey Kluber
• Prosecutors Seek Restrictions On Kyle Rittenhouse After Wisconsin Bar Stop
• Police Arrest Third Suspect In Nashville In Connection To Caitlyn Kaufman's Death
• Retired FBI Agent Gives Insight On Increased Security Measures Leading Up To Biden's Inauguration
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/14 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• Acting Immigration And Customs Director Jonathan Fahey Resigns, Only Weeks After Taking Office
• Global watchdog says Iran flaunting nuclear program advances
• Ex-Michigan governor facing neglect charges for Flint water crisis
• Airbnb cancels and blocks inauguration week reservations
• Andrew Yang announces run for New York City mayor
• Trump administration slashes habitat for imperiled spotted owls
• China finally lets WHO into Wuhan to probe COVID-19 origins
• Miami Proud: 'Million Trees Miami Program' Makes The 305 Greener, One Tree At A Time
• Twitter CEO says Trump ban not a decision to "celebrate"
• Ohio researchers discover new strain of COVID-19
• Santa Ana Winds Returning To Southland Raising Risk Of Wildfires
• 2 Teenagers Injured In Shooting In Humboldt Park
• No $550M Powerball jackpot winners pushes prize to at least $640M
• Missouri asks thousands of residents to repay jobless aid
• University Of Chicago Holding Vigil For Ph.D. Student Yiran Fan, Killed In Shooting Spree
• Finding Joy: Staying Entertained And Happy During The COVID-19 Pandemic
• Astronomers observe death of a distant galaxy for the first time
• Millions facing weeks of delays for $600 stimulus checks
• Police: Drunk Woman Hits Ex-Boyfriend With Car
• 4 Pittsburgh-Area Restaurants Ordered To Close For Defying Indoor Dining Shutdown
• Career Coach: Job Search Organization
• Is Your Dog Happy? AI-Powered Dog Collar 'Translates' Barks Into Emotions
• It Happens Here: Cohasset Man Overcomes Dyslexia On Way To Bread Bakery Success
• Staten Island Couple Says Tenants Who Haven't Paid Rent Since May 2019 Can't Be Kicked Out Due To Eviction Moratorium
• Congressional Investigators Looking Into Riots On Capitol Hill
• Harassed By Cyberbullies During Remote Learning, CPS Mom Fears What Her Son Will Face When He's Back At School
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warm Thursday Gives Way To Colder Weekend
• No Powerball Winner; Jackpot Grows To $640M, Mega Millions Jackpot At $750M
• Medical Transportation Company Forced To Change Policies After Withholding Tens Of Thousands Of Dollars In Payments To Drivers
• State Officials: Free COVID-19 Antibody Therapy Now Available To North Texans Going Unused
• Car Slams Into Pole In South Side Slopes
• Chicago Weather: Rain Thursday Afternoon, Snow In The Evening
• 150-foot-high sculpture in NYC closed after 3rd suicide
• COVID In New Jersey: State Allowing Residents 65 And Older, People With High-Risk Medical Conditions To Get Vaccine
• President-elect Joe Biden Will No Longer Take Amtrak Train To Inauguration, Sources Say
• Pedestrian Struck In Burlington County
• AT&T Restores Service Following Major Outage Across South Florida
• Exclusive: Wife Of Late New Jersey State Police Lieutenant Shares Husband's Deadly Battle With COVID
• No Powerball Winner, Jackpot Jumps To $640 Million
• Allegheny County Police Investigating Deadly Shooting In Wilkinsburg
• Philadelphia Police Officer Ryan Perez Arrested For Alleged Vandalism
• 'We're Asking For Your Patience:' Allegheny County Officials Address Vaccine Rollout Plans
• Driver Rescued From SUV After Going Over Hillside In Wilkinsburg
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Health Department Orders Two Businesses To Close
• Findlay Township Police Investigating Hit & Run At Parks And Recreation Complex
• Pennsylvania Firearm Background Check System Sees Record Volume In Fourth Quarter 2020
• Project Home: Amid California Homelessness Crisis, Proposed Tax On Large Corporations Seeks To Fund Programs
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• Durant, Nets Win While Short-Handed With Harden Deal Pending

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• Virginia governor addresses security efforts in Washington metro area ahead of Inauguration Day
• Lawmakers call for Washington, D.C., statehood following U.S. Capitol attack
• Economist says Biden's COVID-19 relief bill is "right on the mark"
• Biden unveils COVID-19 economic response plan and vows to speed up vaccinations
• Girl Scout in Arizona updates her sales pitch for pandemic era
• CDC projects up to 90,000 U.S. COVID deaths in next 3 weeks
• Biden to unveil $1.9 trillion economic rescue plan
• Senate preps for 2nd impeachment trial after Trump incites mob
• FBI investigates whether rioters had help from inside the U.S. Capitol
• Trump aides moving out of White House ahead of Biden inauguration
• Intel warning of possible nationwide attacks as D.C. locks down
• Previewing Biden's $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief plan
• Congressman Don Beyer calls on House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy to resign
• 1/14: Red and Blue
• Unemployment claims surge to nearly 1 million in first week of 2021
• Flint Mayor Sheldon Neeley backs charging ex-Michigan governor over water crisis
• Infectious disease journalist reflects on one year of the coronavirus pandemic
• FBI warns law enforcement to be on "high alert" ahead of Inauguration Day
• Coronavirus vaccine distribution ramps up across the U.S.
• Officials announce outcome of Flint water crisis investigation
• One year after Iran downed jetliner, airways in conflict zones remain risky
• World Health Organization team arrives in Wuhan to investigate COVID-19's origins
• What to expect in Senate trial of Trump's 2nd impeachment
• America's job crisis escalates as 965,000 Americans file unemployment claims
• Extensive lung damage seen in COVID patients, and cases are rising in kids
• John Bolton weighs in on Trump's 2nd impeachment
• Assault on the Capitol: Understanding the trauma and how to get help
• Trump condemns violence a week after Capitol riot
• House impeaches Trump as Democrats demand investigation into whether GOP colleagues aided Capitol rioters
• Nashville family creates safer electric wheelchair that prevents collisions, falls
• "Sesame Street" star Elmo gives kids tips on how to stay healthy and happy during the pandemic
• 10 Republicans join vote impeaching Trump for 2nd time
• Employers debate whether to make COVID-19 vaccination mandatory for employees
• Rep. Spanberger on requesting investigation into "suspicious activity" before Capitol Hill attack
• Arizona battles a growing COVID-19 crisis
• WorldView: WHO scientists in Wuhan to investigate coronavirus; Ugandans vote in tense election
• How Trump's second impeachment will impact Washington and the nation
• Despite efforts to increase rollout, vaccination rates fail to meet demand
• Analysis of Trump's 2nd impeachment and lawmakers' game plan going forward
• Trump urges "no violence," but takes no responsibility for inciting Capitol attack
• Trump becomes first president to be impeached twice, article of impeachment expected to go to Senate
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