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Articles from January 19, 2021

• City Leaders Review Sacramento Police Response To Local Protests
• Teen Gang Member Arrested For 2 Glendora Armed Robberies
• COVID Vaccine In Short Supply, Sign-Up Website Crashes As SF Struggles To 'Meet The Moment'
• COVID: Wine Country Business Coalition Sues Gov. Newsom Demanding To Reopen
• California Audit: More Virus Money Should Have Gone To Small Counties
• PG&E Restores Power To Thousands Of Bay Area Customers; 7,200 In The Dark
• Police Involved In Shooting And Crash Right Outside Loaf 'N Jug Gas Station In Evans
• 60-Year-Old Woman Found Dead Near Bus Stop In West Sacramento
• $2,000 Reward Offered For Suspected Lakewood Bank Robbers
• Trump Pardons 73 People, Including Steve Bannon, And Commutes Sentences Of 70 Others
• Fairfield Police Find Man's Remains Just Minutes From Where He Was Reported Missing
• Jefferson County Marching Band To Play During Virtual Inauguration Parade
• Crews Stop Forward Progress After Brush Fire Breaks Out In Sylmar
• Sacramento City Council Approves 'Safe Ground' Ordinance For Homeless
• Suspect In Santa Rosa Fatal Shooting Behind Bars
• Woman Shot And Killed By Adult Son Inside Senior Living Home, Sheriff's Office Says
• MacKinnon Reaches 500 Points As Avalanche Top Kings 3-2
• America's First Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff Ready To Take On The Role
• Democratic Lawmaker Accuses Colorado Congresswoman Lauren Boebert Of Giving Tours Prior To Insurrection
• Strong Winds Lead To Power Outages, Trees Falling On Homes, Big Rig Crashes
• NBA Players Could Assist With COVID-19 Vaccination Advocacy
• Biden Arrives In Washington On Eve Of Inauguration
• Firefighter Injured While Battling Encino Apartment Fire
• Chicago Weather: Snow Showers Pound Area Tuesday Night, But Sun Returns Wednesday
• Cockburn Leads No. 22 Illinois To Win Over Penn State
• SJ Woman Charged In Fatal Hit-And-Run That Killed 7-Year-Old Boy; Male Suspect At Large
• CSP, Capitol Hill Residents Prepare For Possible Inauguration Day Unrest
• Chicago Mom Furious Over Text From Teacher's Assistant Calling Her A 'Nut'
• CVS, Walgreens Will Begin Distributing COVID Vaccines To Eligible Residents
• City Lights Go Dark For COVID-19 Victims As Mayor Lightfoot Expresses Hope That Biden Administration Can Help End Pandemic
• Colorado Vaccine Providers Required To Have Online & Phone Options To Sign Up
• Riverside Hits 250K Total COVID-19 Cases, Ventura Surpasses 60K
• Months After Its Destruction By Rioters, Minneapolis Police's 3rd Precinct Moves To 2nd Temporary Home
• Denver Students Return To Class With Remote-Learning Supplies
• Hughes Has 3 Points In 2nd Period As Devils Beat Rangers
• Federal Judge Rules Port Authority Bus Drivers Can Wear Black Lives Matter Masks
• 'Remember The Faces Behind The Numbers': Jersey City Residents Mourn Lives Lost To COVID-19 Pandemic As US Death Toll Surpasses 400,000
• Carjackers Take Man's Infiniti In Jefferson Park; Honda They Used As Getaway Car Crashes, But They Escape
• Capitol Chaos: N.Y. Court Employee Brendan Hunt Accused Of Making Threats Against Elected Officials
• Mother Of Two May Be Paralyzed For Life After Being Shot During Carjacking In Aurora, Family Says
• Woman Who Was Beaten By Stranger On Subway In Brooklyn Says City Officials Need To Do More To Combat Crime
• Expert: Spring Break Travel Will Likely Lead To Wave Of COVID Variant Infections
• 22-Year-Old LA Woman, Amanda Gorman, To Become Youngest Inauguration Day Poet
• Maryland National Guard Helps Protect Washington DC Ahead Of Inauguration
• 3 Militia Members Charged With Plotting Capitol Breach
• President-Elect Joe Biden Marks Nation's COVID Grief Before Inauguration Pomp
• Winning Numbers Announced In Mega Millions Jackpot Estimated $850 Million
• Pause In Dallas During National Moment Of Prayer For COVID-19 Victims
• Inauguration Day Will Be Unlike Any Other Before
• 12 National Guard Members Removed From Biden Inauguration Security For Ties To Fringe Right-Group Militias
• Mega Millions Jackpot Swells To $850 Million For Tuesday's Drawing: Here Are The Winning Numbers
• Philadelphia Area, Country Shares Moment Of Unity To Honor 400,000 Americans Killed By COVID-19
• 72K People Registered For COVID-19 Vaccine Since Baltimore County Launched Vaccination Portal Friday
• Minnesotans Helping Keep The Peace In DC Ahead Of Biden's Inauguration
• Anne Arundel County Police Officers Use Vehicles To Stop Driver Suffering Medical Emergency In Walmart Parking Lot
• Man Shot And Killed In Hawthorne, Shooter At Large
• CHP Issues More Than 100 Parking Citations For Illegal Parking, Discourages Sledding On Roadside Hills
• Pittsburgh-Area Glass Cutter Handcrafts Special Inauguration Gifts For Joe Biden And Kamala Harris
• Police: Michael Kotwicki Arrested For Sexual Assault, Holding Woman Against Her Will In Upper Darby Township
• Up To $20K Available For Michigan Small Businesses Hit By Pandemic
• 'Once A Raven, Always A Raven' | Ravens Post Video Thanking RB Mark Ingram For Time In Baltimore
• Don Sutton, Hall of Fame pitcher for Dodgers, has died at 75
• Oakland Chef Sells Out His Inauguration Day Gumbo Made To Celebrate VP-Elect Harris
• Fort Worth Police Find Missing 16-Year-Old Kimora Harrison
• Winless Blackhawks Lose To Florida Panthers Again In Overtime
• Crosby's OT Goal Lifts Penguins Past Capitals 5-4
• Sidney Crosby's OT Goal Lifts Penguins To Comeback Win Over Capitals
• Richfield Restaurant Gives Day's Profits To Loyal Customers After Devastating Fire
• Trump's Final Day In Office Marked By Nine Lawsuits From California AG
• Fatal Shooting Of Man Found In Bay Point Under Investigation
• Woman Carjacked In Broad Daylight In Bronzeville; Police Issue Alert About Pattern
• COVID In Philadelphia: City Expanding Vaccine Distribution As Number Of Coronavirus Cases Surpasses 100,000
• Towsley Fire In Newhall 10% Contained, 167 Acres Burned
• Police: Woman Bitten, Robbed By Men After Argument At Harlem Liquor Store
• Brian Elliott's 40-Save Shutout Powers Flyers To 3-0 Over Sabres
• Frontline nurse performs "Amazing Grace" at COVID-19 memorial
• Petaluma Chiropractor Accused Of Sexual Battery On One Of His Patients
• Pittsburgh City Council Members Introduce Legislation To Ban No-Knock Warrants
• LA County Has Given Out 51% Of COVID Vaccines Received So Far
• Webster Tube Closing Overnight For Maintenance
• DePaul Loses To Butler, Who Break 4-Game Road Losing Streak
• 5 Charged, 4 Injured In Series Of Shootings In Pennsylvania's Pocono Mountains
• OC Reports 3,995 New COVID-19 Cases, 110 Deaths; Some Hoping To Get Vaccine Find Site Closed
• No. 7 Michigan Back On Track After 87-63 Rout Of Maryland
• FBI: Sacramento Man, Jorge Riley, Arrested After Video Showed Him Storming US Capitol
• UPDATE: Oakland Police Release New Details On Sideshow Activity That Led To Fatal Bay Bridge Crash
• YouTube Extends Suspension Of Trump's Channel; President May Lose SAG Card
• Riley June Williams Will Likely Be Charged With Stealing Computer From Nancy Pelosi's Office, Prosecutors Say
• Teen Arrested In Connection With Fatal Shooting Of 16-Year-Old Kahlik Grier In The Bronx
• Denver Woman Helps Plan Nationwide Memorial To COVID Victims As Part Of Presidential Inauguration
• Sheriff's Deputy, K-9 Killed In Shootout with Parolee Outside Cal Expo In Sacramento
• Man Killed, 2 Others Injured In Joliet Crash
• UPDATE: Search Suspended For Fremont Boy Swept To Sea At Half Moon Bay Beach
• Tips Lead To Man's Arrest In Orland Park Package Thefts
• Former Houston Police Officer Tam Pham Charged In US Capitol Riot, 'Very Much Regrets' Being There
• 'Morally Reprehensible': Nurses Demand LA Hospital Set To Close Stay Open Amid Surge Of COVID-19 Cases
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Targets Vaccination 'Tourism'
• COVID Vaccines: San Mateo Health Officer Urges Patience Amid Rollout - 'Hang In There'
• New York City On Track To Run Out Of COVID Vaccine This Week, Mayor Says
• Deputy Adam Gibson, K9 Riley Identified As Victims In Shooting With Suspect At Cal Expo
• New COVID strain in Los Angeles could be driving virus surge
• Wind-Whipped Fires Burn In Santa Cruz County; Evacuations Ordered In Aptos Hills-Larkin Valley, Boulder Creek
• Cannabis Industry Group Partners With North Bay Credit Union To Offer Banking Services
• California Lawmakers Head Back To Capitol Ahead Of Looming Protests
• EDD Benefits Thieves Now Targeting Victims' Bank Accounts; 'My Identity Is Being Hijacked'
• Gov. Ron DeSantis: No Signs Of Problems At Florida Capitol
• Bronx Man Caught With Bullets Stored Inside Gum Container In Carry-On Bag At LaGuardia Airport
• Federal Prosecutors Say Riley Williams Of Pennsylvania Will Likely Be Charged With Stealing Nancy Pelosi's Laptop
• Between Heightened Security And Pandemic, Joe Biden's Inauguration Ceremony Will Look Different
• State Police Search Property Once Owned By Fotis Dulos In Case Of Missing Connecticut Mother Jennifer Dulos
• Sen. Michael Bennet's Plan To Reduce Childhood Poverty To Be Included In Next Stimulus Package
• Pennsylvania Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine Tapped To Become First Openly Transgender Federal Official
• Long Beach Opens COVID Vaccine Center At Convention Center
• Sacramento Chaplains Help Support Grieving Law Enforcement Community After Shootings
• Violent Felons Charged With COVID-19 Unemployment Fraud
• Wisconsin Republicans Demand DNR Resume Wolf Hunt Immediately
• Expert Says End To Cash Bail Does Not Mean Greater Risk To Community Safety In States Where It Has Happened
• Saugus Students Given Approval To Play Winter Sports; Remote Learning To Continue
• COVID-19 In Chicago: Remembering Ada Mae Bates, Who Made Friends Wherever She Went
• Sen. Amy Klobuchar, Minnesota National Guard Troops Play Key Role In Inauguration Planning
• Beverly Hills Salon Owner Gina Bisignano, 2 Others Arrested For Capitol Riots
• Former Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh, Now In Federal Prison, Denied Presidential Clemency
• Gov. Hogan Presents FY 2022 Budget Proposal
• Hurricane-Force Winds Batter Sonoma County; Wind Storm Causes Widespread Damage, Power Outages
• 2 Men Critically Injured In Overnight San Francisco Bernal Heights Shooting
• State Rep. Ed Gainey Announces Candidacy For Mayor Of Pittsburgh
• Tarrant County Looking To Expand Access To COVID-19 Vaccine Under New Proposed Distribution Plan
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Health Care Workers In Underserved Communities Get Vaccine To Build Trust
• Dodger Hall Of Fame Pitcher Don Sutton Dies At 75
• COVID In Denver: Colorado Convention Center To Be Decommissioned As Alternative Care Site
• Wisconsin Pharmacist Charged In Attempt To Ruin COVID Vaccine
• Chicago Might Be Able To Make COVID Vaccine Available To All By May; Officials Hope To Reopen Indoor Dining Soon
• State, With Support From Epidemiologist Osterholm, Requests Delay Of George Floyd Trials
• Duquesne Mayor Calls For Answers After Woman Arrested While Speaking With Her Inside Municipal Building
• US Army Soldier Accused Of Plotting To Blow Up 9/11 Memorial In New York City, Other Landmarks
• Palm Beach Neighbors Have Mixed Reaction To President Trump's Move To Mar-a-Lago
• Girl's virtual lemonade stand catches eye of Biden's inaugural team
• 'Rays Of Hope;' COVID Surge Flattening, Rate Of Transmission Declining, Says California Health Secretary Ghaly
• San Jose City Hall, Levi's Stadium, Avaya Stadium Participating In Nationwide COVID-19 Memorial
• Wild Mountain Awarded Carbon Neutral Certification
• 'You Really Need That 2nd Dose': Infectious Diseases Specialist Concerned Over 45,000 Overdue For 2nd COVID Shot In Florida
• Martin Scores 24 To Lift Towson Past UNC Wilmington 78-74
• Surveillance Images Show Man Suspected Of ID Theft In Lakewood
• 3 Arrested In Connection To Modesto Shooting; 19-Year-Old Victim Still In Serious Condition
• VIDEOS: 3 Mountain Lions Spotted Prowling Through Georgetown Together
• Reps. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Carlos Gimenez Share Firsthand Account Of Capitol Security Ahead Of Inauguration
• Expert: Partisanship Sharper Recently, But Division Has Widened Over Decades
• Martin Shkreli denied early prison release for second time
• U.K. COVID variant detected across U.S. as nation races to distribute vaccine
• North Texas Republicans Share Differing Views Of President Trump's Legacy
• Denver Police: Teen Homicides Higher In 2020 Compared To Year Before
• Maryland State Police Investigating Fatal Multi-Vehicle Crash In Baltimore County
• At Long Last, Town Supervisor Says Abandoned Former Site Of Central Islip Psychiatric Center Will Be Revitalized
• New Guidance Encourages Colleges, Universities To Require COVID Testing For Students On And Off Campus
• LA Judge Refuses Enhanced Prison Term For Wife Who Stabbed Renowned Hairstyle Husband, Fabio Sementilli
• Keller @ Large: A Collection Of Trump Era Bipartisan Achievements
• Mega Millions Jackpot Jumps To $865 Million, Powerball At $730 Million
• City Rejects Damage Claim After Dog Shocked On Public Sidewalk
• Watchdog Groups Fear More Fraud With New Round Of PPP Loans For Small Businesses
• Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan's Fiscal Year 2022 Budget Proposal Includes COVID-19 Relief, $7.5B For Schools
• Forward Progress Stopped On Wind-Driven Kellogg Fire Burning In San Dimas Area
• MDH's Vaccine Pilot Program Sign-Up Website Overwhelmed On First Day
• University Of Delaware Drumline Practicing To Be Part Of Joe Biden's Presidential Inauguration
• Officials Investigating After Fire Destroys Home In Montgomery County
• Gov. Polis Talks To Incoming Biden Administration About COVID Vaccine Supply
• Florida's COVID-19 Vaccine Is In 'Supply-Limited Situation' Says Surgeon General Scott Rivkees
• With Demand Outpacing Supply, Schools Tasked With Who Gets 1st COVID Vaccines
• Sen. Michael Bennet Assured Inauguration Will Be Safe Amid Unprecedented Security
• COVID-19 In Chicago: Dominic Quaglia Lived The American Dream Before His Death From Coronavirus
• City Hall, County Building, State Office Buildings To Be Closed Tomorrow As Precaution For Biden Inauguration
• Live! Casino & Hotel Officially Opens For Reward Members On Tuesday
• Tiffany Trump announces engagment
• 'You Cannot Survive On Carryout Only': Jimmy's Famous Seafood Starts Fund To Help Struggling Restaurants Amid Pandemic
• Capitol Attack Suspect Robert Gieswein Transferred Into Federal Custody From Teller County
• Woman Who Drowned In Texas In 1966 Identified As Kansan
• Everyone Inside Burning Home In Centennial Escapes Unharmed
• New Jersey Supreme Court Overturns Man's Conviction Over 'The Shining' Reference
• "Super puff" exoplanet is as big as Jupiter but 10 times lighter
• FBI: Patrick Montgomery, 5th Coloradan Charged In Capitol Insurrection, Bragged On Social Media 'We Stormed The Senate'
• Baltimore City Council Committee Passes Bill To Cap Delivery App Fees
• COVID Vaccine: Long Island Utility Workers Say Since They Are Essential They Should Be In Group 1B
• Baptist Health Suspends First-Dose COVID-19 Vaccinations Due To 'Supply Constraints'
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Moderna Vaccine Arriving At More Independent Pharmacies
• COVID In Florida: 9,816 Additional Cases, 163 New Deaths
• CIF's Southern Section Cancels Fall High School Sports Playoffs, Championships
• Report Finds Lack Of Diversity In Beauty Companies' Social Media Ad Campaigns
• 'Ready To Respond Within Minutes': Gov. Jared Polis Activating Colorado National Guard To Protect State Capitol On Inauguration Day
• Carrollton Man Juan Miguel Ramirez-Flores Charged In Connection With Roommate's Death
• Here's Michigan's COVID Recovery Plan To Jumpstart The State's Economy
• Lawsuit: Chicago Police Lieutenant Says Community Safety Team Pushes 'Illegal' Arrest Quotas, Retaliated Against Him for Speaking Out
• Pittsburgh Churches Toll Bells 400 Times For 400,000 Lives Lost To COVID-19
• Actor Patrick Wilson, Theater Development Company Cinema Lab Hoping To Revive New Jersey Movie Theater Forced To Close Due To COVID
• Chicago Teachers Union Could Call For Strike Authorization Vote As Dispute With CPS Reopening Plan Continues
• Minnesota Weather: 160+ Crashes As Light Snow Falls In Southern MN
• Coral Springs School Resource Officer Charged With Soliciting A Teen
• BU Professor Hopes To Study Inexpensive Drug To Treat COVID-19
• Police Shoot Knife-Wielding Man After Mother's Body Found In Wakefield Home
• Dolphins Promote Lemuel Jeanpierre To Offensive Line Coach
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Commonwealth Expands Vaccine To People Over 65, Those With Chronic Medical Conditions
• LifeBridge Health Opens New Emergency Department At Grace Medical Center
• Family Remembers Marta Torres, Fourth Person To Die In Jason Nightengale's City-Spanning Shooting Spree
• DFW-Area Counties Lay Out Notification Plans For Second COVID-19 Vaccine Dose
• Loved Ones Remember Dante Barksdale, 'Champion For Safe Streets' Killed In Weekend Shooting In Baltimore
• FBI Arrests 2 South Florida Men In Connection To Capitol Insurrection
• New Henry Ford Cancer Institute Set To Welcome Patients Wednesday
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo Unveils State Budget With Hopes Of Receiving $15 Billion From Washington
• National Spotlight Shining On Delaware As President-Elect Joe Biden Set To Be Inaugurated
• University Researchers Provide Cleaner Air As Students Return To Classroom During Pandemic
• IRS Free File Available For Coloradans Who Earned Less Than $72,000
• Funeral Procession Held For Norton Police Officer Who Died From COVID
• Commerce City Find Laura Lindquist
• Biden and Harris honor COVID-19 victims on eve of inauguration
• Baltimore Community Fridge Serves Greenmount West Neighborhood
• Elderly NYC Landlords Say Eviction Moratorium Is Taking Away Income They Need To Live
• 2 National Guard members removed from inauguration
• 44 Years Ago: Snow Fell In South Florida, First Time In Recorded History
• Excessive Cold Prompts Opening Of Warming Centers In Anne Arundel County
• NYPD Commissioner Stands Behind Officers After Police Clash With Protesters At MLK Day March
• Two Texans, Ryan Nichols And Alex Harkrider Arrested, Charged For Alleged Participation In US Capitol Riots
• LA City Council, Committee Meetings Canceled As Inauguration Day Precaution
• Philly DA's Office Says 'Many Balls Were Dropped' Why Josephus Davis, Suspect In Murder Of Milan Loncar, Was Out On Bail
• Online vendors still peddling t-shirt promoting Capitol riot
• Author Dan Morain On Book 'Kamala's Way': 'Kamala Harris Will Be A Consequential Vice President'
• 'When I Die, Delaware Will Be Written On My Heart': Biden Gets Emotional During Farewell Address In Home State
• North Texan Islam Said Pleads Guilty To Helping His Father Yaser Said Avoid Arrest In Daughters' Murders
• Fayette Co. Man Accused Of Beating 4-Month-Old Son To Death
• DNI nominee Avril Haines vows to keep politics out of intelligence
• Doubling Up Masks Creates 'Obstacle Course' For COVID, Doctor Encourages You To Consider It
• Police: Man Randomly Stabbed In Back At Times Square Subway Station
• Port Authority Seeks Volunteers To Test Mobile Ticketing Pilot Program
• Netflix's Big 4Q Lifts Video Service Above 200 Million Subscribers
• The IRS received 100M calls last year. 1 in 4 got through
• Mets Fire GM Jared Porter Over Sexually Explicit Text Messages To Female Reporter
• His Legal Team Went To D.C. From Texas, Now 'Joe Exotic' Waits In Fort Worth To See If He'll Be Pardoned
• Texas Man Sentenced After Admitting To Distributing Child Pornography
• Trump Releases Farewell Speech: 'The Movement We Started Is Only Just Beginning'
• Massachusetts Reports 2,567 New COVID Cases, 45 More Deaths
• Watertown Political Scientist Kaveh Lotfolah Afrasiabi Charged With Secretly Working For Iran
• Woman Killed After Rushing Into Burning Holliston Home Trying To Save Dogs
• Natick Woman, Malden Man Arrested In Connection With Capitol Hill Riot
• Colorado Parks And Wildlife Capture Deer, Elk For GPS Tracking
• High Winds Making Response To 20-Acre Fire In Eldorado National Forest Difficult, Firefighters Say
• Big Horn Sheep Tussle And Cuddle At Breakfast Provided By Colorado Parks And Wildlife
• LA Zoo Raises $31K In Naming Campaign For 'Miracle' Condor Hatchling
• Former Correctional Officer Pleads Guilty To Lies About CSP Sacramento Inmate's Death
• Baltimore Police Searching For 18-Year-Old Wanted For Armed Robbery
• Maryland Family Creates Foundation To Teach Teens About Sexual Assault, Consent
• 31 Dogs Rescued From Overcrowded Weymouth Home
• 'It'll Be A Great Challenge' As Canes Baseball Opens 2021 Season At University of Florida
• Colonel James McDonough III Named New Naval Academy Commandant
• Trump releases farewell address
• Exclusive: New Jersey's Director Of Homeland Security Discusses State's Preparedness For Extremism Ahead Of Inauguration Day
• Woman Charged After Police Find Children In Apartment 'Scattered' With Drug Paraphernalia
• GoFundMe Created To Help Save Casey's Tavern In Canoga Park
• Put The Cookie Down. Healthy Eating During The COVID-19 Pandemic
• COVID In Delaware: State Expanding Coronavirus Vaccination Distribution To Include Anyone Over 65
• Thousands Of SoCal Edison Customers In Thousand Oaks, Simi Valley Without Power
• Pa. Health Secretary Dr. Rachel Levine Tapped To Become Assistant Secretary Of Health For Biden Administration
• 1 Dead, Investigation Underway After North Mpls. Shooting
• Colorado Ranks No. 15 Among Best Places To Raise A Family
• Pedestrian Struck, Killed By Vehicle In Northeast Minneapolis Identified As Craig Sulem
• Dallas County Reports 1,589 New Coronavirus Cases, 16 Deaths
• COVID In New Jersey: Gov. Murphy Says 'All We Are Missing Are The Vaccine Doses We Need'
• Man Found Dead In Vehicle In Robbinsdale Identified
• Aldermen Back Plan To Eliminate Exemptions To Chicago's Welcoming City Ordinance
• Fenway Park Will Open As Mass COVID Vaccination Site February 1
• Shapiro Takes Oath Of Office For 2nd Term As Pa. Attorney General, DeFoor And Garrity Sworn In As Auditor General And Treasurer
• Dayton Sauke, Of Owatonna, Accused Of Selling Unregistered Guns, Threatening Cops' Lives
• High School Student Creates Award-Winning App To Promote Mental Health
• Baltimore Man Sentenced To More Than 12 Years In Federal Prison For Bank Robbery Charges
• COVID Vaccine: Mayor London Breed Says San Francisco Public Health Will Run Out Of Doses By Thursday
• Oklahoma Judge Orders 'Tiger King' Zoo To Turn Over Big Cats
• Here are the celebrities joining Biden's star-studded inauguration
• $6.5 Million Renovation Under Way At Aon Center Outdoor Plaza
• 4 Sites Chosen For COVID-19 Vaccinations In Collin County Amid Concerns Of Not Enough Doses
• Dallas State Rep. Rafael Anchía Files Bill To Remove Confederate Monuments From Capitol Grounds
• New York City may run out of COVID vaccine Thursday, mayor says
• Capitol Siege: Woman Investigated In Theft Of Speaker Nancy Pelosi's Computer Due In Court
• U.S. Soldier From Ohio Arrested In Plot To Blow Up New York City's 9/11 Memorial And Attack U.S. Troops In Middle East
• Backup QBs Saw Plenty Of Action In NFL Playoffs, Including Ravens' Tyler Huntley
• SEE IT: FBI Releases More Images Of Suspected Rioters From The U.S. Capitol
• Patriots' Mike Onwenu Named To PFWA All-Rookie Team
• Michigan Man Sentenced To Prison In Drowning Of Autistic Son
• Small Brush Fire Breaks Out In Ventura
• Doctors locked out from Houston hospital, treat patients in parking lot
• Dire shortage of convalescent plasma as COVID-19 cases surge
• Supreme Court Takes On Early Stage Of Global Warming Case Out Of Maryland
• Stockton Police Vehicle Crashes Into Residential Building During Chase; Officer And Resident Injured
• 2 Horses Die During Training At Los Alamitos Race Course
• New Denver Broncos General Manager George Paton Lays Out Priorities, Explains Plan NFL Draft Philosophy
• 2 Western Pennsylvania Men Arrested In Connection With Capitol Riots
• Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson Forms Oversight Panel On Vaccine Rollout
• Illinois State Sen. Heather Steans, North Side Democrat, Resigning After 12 Years In Office
• Driver Killed In Crash After Apparent Blowout On SH 360 In East Fort Worth
• Florida's Bay County Republican Party Won't Acknowledge Biden's Presidential Victory
• Pennsylvania State Police Say Missing 1-Year-Old Nova White Found Safe After Amber Alert Issued
• Governor Abbott: Texas Has Distributed More Than 1.7M COVID-19 Vaccines
• COVID: Vaccines From Moderna Lot Under Scrutiny Distributed In Mendocino County; No Reactions Reported
• Six Flags, The Forum Hosting COVID Vaccine Super Sites In LA County
• Revolution Re-Sign Goalkeeper Matt Turner
• U.S. COVID-19 death toll tops 400,000
• Brewing Company In Wisconsin Raises Money To Oust Sen. Johnson, Rep. Tiffany For Objecting To Biden Win
• President-Elect Biden To Use Inaugural Address To Appeal To Trump Supporters In Push For Unity
• Mayor Duggan: Detroit Allotment Of Vaccines Smaller Than Expected
• Santa Ana Winds Force Closure Of Disneyland Vaccine Super Site Tuesday
• Gov. Whitmer Will Attend Biden-Harris Inauguration Wednesday
• Sarah Thomas To Become First Woman To Officiate Super Bowl As NFL Announces Super Bowl LV Crew
• Gannon Stauch Murder: Stepmom Letecia Stauch Found Competent To Stand Trial In 2nd Evaluation
• 2 More Suspects Arrested In Connection With Human Remains Found In Conejos County
• CDC: Florida Leads Nation In COVID-19 Variant Cases
• Anne Arundel County Officials Say Patience Needed As Vaccinations Continue
• Wisconsinites Ages 65 And Older Next In Line For Vaccine
• National Guard Called To Pittsfield Nursing Home After More Than 100 COVID Cases
• Public Safety: No Credible Threats Against Pittsburgh Ahead Of Inauguration Day
• SAT Eliminating Optional Essay, Subject Tests
• 9 New Coronavirus Outbreaks Reported In Michigan Schools
• New COVID Strain Found In One-Third Of All LA Cases, Researchers Say
• Jayson Tatum Won't Travel To Philadelphia For Wednesday's Celtics-76ers Game
• Live! Casino & Hotel Maryland Serving As COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic
• Twins Tap Toby Gardenhire To Manage St. Paul Saints
• Feds: Accused Capitol Rioter From Dallas, Troy Smocks, Had Plans To Return To D.C. On Inauguration Day
• COVID-19 In Illinois: 4,318 New Coronavirus Cases, 33 Additional Deaths; Infection Rate And Hospitalizations Continue To Drop
• Boston College-Virginia Tech Basketball Game Postponed Due To Positive COVID-19 Test
• VIDEO: Maine Couple Builds Wheelchair For Disabled Pet Duck
• Tribal Leaders Blast Rep. Pete Stauber For Opposition To Biden's Interior Secretary Pick
• LIVE: Governor Abbott To Host Roundtable Discussion, Provide COVID-19 Update With Houston Healthcare Professionals
• D'Evelyn Junior/Senior High School Marching Band To Perform In Presidential Inauguration Parade Across America
• Why Are Debit Cards Being Issued For The 2nd Stimulus Payment?
• Officers Find Female Shot In Face, 50 Shell Casings After Shooting In Suisun City
• Mayor Lightfoot Glad 'There Will Be Accountability' For CPD Officers Suspended For Lounging In Congressman Rush's Office Amid Looting
• Blow Off Some Steam By Calling Just Scream Hotline
• Senate Democrats introduce bill on government reform
• South Florida Federal Courthouses Ordered To Close Wednesday 'In Interest Of Public Safety'
• McConnell says Trump "provoked" mob that attacked Capitol
• Amber Alert Canceled For 1-Year-Old Nova White From Philadelphia
• U.S. declares China's treatment of Muslims "genocide"
• Howard Community College Opening Up As COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic January 25
• Person Injured By Falling Tree In West Virginia; Maryland State Police Helicopter Helps Hoist Them To Safety
• College Board to cut SAT's essay section and subject tests
• CPS CEO Janice Jackson Holds Roundtable Discussion On School Reopening Plans
• Many health care workers refuse to get COVID-19 vaccines
• Gov. Whitmer Makes Appointments To The State Board Of Canvassers
• Gov. Larry Hogan Visits Maryland National Guard Soldiers At U.S. Capitol
• Shelley Shepard Gray On Book 'Perfect Amish Romance': 'You Can't Pretend The Amish Are Perfect Or Paper Dolls'
• Chatham Education And Workforce Center Brings New Job Training And Career Advancement Programs To South Side
• More Students In Littleton Public Schools Return To In-Person Learning This Week
• Ocean City Police Searching To Identify Man Wanted In Assault, Attempted Luring Of Juvenile Girl
• Why Americans' constitutional ignorance has experts worried
• Early Morning Fire Destroys 1 Home In Carnegie, Damages 3 Others
• Chicago Buildings To Go Dark Tuesday Night In Honor Of National COVID-19 Memorial
• COVID In Minnesota: 6 More Fatalities Reported As Death Toll Nears 6,000
• Carjackings Reported In Lakeview, Logan Square Tuesday Morning
• Funeral Services To Be Held Tuesday For Milan Loncar, Temple Grad Killed Walking Dog In Brewerytown
• Red Flag Warning In Effect For Much Of Southern California Due To Howling Winds, Dry Conditions
• Howard County Schools Postpone In-Person Programs, Citing 'Unfavorable' COVID-19 Rates
• 'Please, Justice For My Grandchild', Miami Family Want Chassidy Saunders' Killer Caught
• Boston's St. Patrick's Day Parade Canceled For 2nd Year In A Row Due To Coronavirus
• Drew Surprises Spring Arbor, Mi Mom Danielle Allore-Taylor, With A Donation From Joann Fabrics
• Former St. Joseph's University Star Delonte West Gets Job At Florida Rehab Facility He Attended
• Miami-Dade Joining In As Biden Inauguration Holds 'Moment Of Unity' Honoring COVID-19 Victims
• Casey DeSmith To Start In Goal For Penguins-Capitals Game
• North Highlands Man, 50, Dies After Getting Pinned Under SUV He Was Working On
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 5,341 More Coronavirus Cases, 77 Additional Deaths
• Self-Described Militia Members From Ohio Arrested In Connection To Deadly Capitol Riot
• Biden's inaugural parade to include many stars
• Bruce Arians Says He Allows Tom Brady 'To Be Himself'
• Weather Blog: Inauguration Forecast
• More Than 60% Of All US COVID-19 Cases Were Reported Since Election Day, Now Experts Warn A Variant Could Further Fuel Spread
• Survey: Miami Makes Top Ten List Of Nation's Hottest Housing Markets In 2021
• Anti-Semitic Graffiti On Wilshire Boulevard Temple Investigated As Hate Crime
• Wild Ride For Patient In Stolen San Jose Medical Transit Van
• Spotlight Shining On NFL's Lack Of Diversity Among Head Coaching Hires
• More Than 60% Of All US COVID Cases Were Reported Since Election Day, Now Variant Could Fuel Spread
• Paramount+ Streaming Service Launches On March 4
• Software blamed for moon rocket engine shutdown
• Police Investigating 52-Year-Old Found Shot To Death In Detroit
• Brick Shatters Window Of Massachusetts State Police Cruiser In Downtown Boston
• Pittsburgh Police Investigating November Assault Incident As Homicide
• MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell Says Bed Bath And Beyond, Kohl's To Drop His Products; Dominion Voting Systems Threatens To Sue
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports No New Deaths, 434 Additional Cases
• Big NFL Combine Change Makes Broncos New GM George Paton's Job Harder
• Florida Online Sales Tax Collection Proposal Goes To Senate Committee
• Why Getting Vaccinated Isn't Just About Covid-19 – The Other Pandemic Left By Unemployment, Addiction And Isolation
• Spring Arbor, MI Mom And Stuffed Animal Restorer Featured On The Drew Barrymore Show Today!
• Dallas Police Find Man Gunned Down On Carl Street, Search For Shooter Continues
• Grant Applications Now Open For Michigan Small Businesses Impacted By COVID-19
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