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• San Jose Police: Gilroy Homicide Suspect Shot Dead By Officers Was Unarmed At The Time
• COVID Reopening: Risk Of Setting Off Another Surge Has Business Owners, Nurses Concerned
• Police Release Photos Of Person Of Interest In Sacramento Prowler Cases
• Evacuations Underway In Santa Cruz Mountains As Atmospheric River Fueled Storm Approaches
• CU Buffs Set To Play Texas A&M At Empower Field At Mile High Next Season
• Winter Storm System Brings Light Snow To Foothills
• First Lawsuit Under Colorado Police Accountability Bill Filed By Woman, Girls Held At Gunpoint By Aurora Police
• Caltrans Working 24/7 To Keep Roads Clear As Winter Storm Approaches
• OC CEO Says It's Unlikely County Will Adopt More Restrictive Terms As Stay-At-Home Order Is Lifted
• Wiggins Takes It To The Timberwolves; Warriors Win 130-108
• Santiago Carrillo, LASD Deputy Assigned To Twin Towers Correctional Facility, Dies From COVID-19
• Vote For Your Favorite Design In The New Iconic Colorado Driver's License Contest
• 1 Dead, 1 Hurt In Oakland Shooting
• Chicago Weather: Winter Storm Expected To Intensify Overnight
• Wind Whips Along Chicago River As Snow Picks Up Downtown
• Snow Comes Down Early And Hard In Downers Grove
• Municipal Offices In Gary, Indiana Will Be Closed Tuesday Due To Snowstorm
• Co-Workers Sentenced In 2018 Death Of Daly City Construction Worker
• Southwest Bans Free-Roaming Emotional-Support Animals On Planes
• Some Fortunate CPS Teachers Get COVID-19 Vaccine At Last Minute At Edgewater Walgreens
• Faces Of COVID-19: The Stories Of Those We Have Lost In Illinois
• Colorado Not Expected To Run Out Of COVID Vaccines, Yet
• Brothers Who Claim Father Michael Pfleger Abused Them Accused Of Lying For Financial Gain But Say Their Goal Is Telling The Truth
• When It's My Turn, Where Can I Get The COVID-19 Vaccine In Massachusetts?
• Group Of Colorado Pharmacists Welcome Plan To Buy Prescription Drugs From Canada
• Jayson Tatum Returns, Scores 24 As Celtics Beat Bulls, 119-103
• Police: 24-Year-Old Fatally Shot Trying To Protect Mother During Armed Robbery In Mt. Oliver; Reward Offered
• Parents, Students Put Pressure On CPS, CTU For A Safe Return To In-Person Learning
• Police Hope Education Is First Line Of Defense In Fighting Carjackings
• Bulls Drop Second In A Row As They Lose To Celtics
• Marquise Kennedy Carries Loyola Over Bradley
• Biden Administration Resumes Effort To Put Harriet Tubman On $20 Bill
• Debrincat, Boqvist Placed On COVID-19 Protocol List For Blackhawks
• Fire Sweeps Through Top-Floor Apartment In Pilsen
• CBS executives placed on leave after reports of "racist" and "sexist" comments
• Storm Watch: Snow In Store Tuesday, As Bitter Cold Stretch Continues
• House Delivers Article Of Impeachment Against Trump To Senate
• Restaurant Week Kicks Off In New York City Amid Unprecedented Struggle To Stay In Business
• Photos Show Maryland Man Matthew Ryan Miller Climbing U.S Capitol Wall During Jan. 6 Riot
• Parents, Students Protest Decision To Keep Classrooms Closed In Montclair, NJ
• Summer Beach House Rentals In Uniquely High Demand This Year Because Of Pandemic
• Poll: 42% Of New Yorkers Hesitant To Get COVID Vaccine As Soon As It's Available; Numbers Much Lower Among Minorities
• Many Callers Left Frustrated As New Jersey Rolls Out New COVID Vaccine Appointment Hotline: 'This Phone Number Is Useless'
• ViacomCBS Places Stations President Peter Dunn, Senior VP Of News David Friend On Administrative Leave Pending Results Of Investigation
• COVID Vaccine: San Jose Hospital Under Fire For Letting School Workers 'Cut' To The Front Of The Line
• Huge Run To Close Fourth Quarter Lifts Nets To Win Over Heat
• 7-Year-Old Boy Seriously Injured After Falling From Blue Hills Ski Lift
• Mayors Of Broward & Miami-Dade Say COVID Vaccine Rollout Could Be Ramped Up If Doses Were There
• Justice Department Concerned Riley Williams, Pa. Woman Accused Of Stealing Nancy Pelosi's Laptop, Might Destroy Evidence
• Andover Woman 'Excited' For COVID Vaccine After Welcoming 4 New Grandkids During Pandemic
• 4 Family Members Killed In Suspected Murder-Suicide In West Whiteland Township Identified
• Ex-PG&E Employee Gets Prison For California Fraud Scheme
• LeBron Scores 46, Lakers Beat Cavs To Stay Perfect On Road
• Southwest Airlines is latest to ban emotional-support animals
• Judge Rules Denver Must Provide 7 Days Notice Before Homeless Cleanups
• 'We Can't Just Let This Go': Search Continues For Driver Who Killed John Benjamin, 68
• Maryland Expands COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility To Phase 1C
• Price Gouging Complaints: More Information
• Nationwide Glove Shortfall Impacts Minnesota Health Care Providers
• COVID Vaccine Pilot (MN): Gov. Announces Mass Vaccination Event For Educators, Registration Changes For Those 65+
• 2 Injured, 1 Critically, In SW Baltimore Shootings Monday, Police Say
• Senate Receives Article Of Impeachment Against Trump
• Minneapolis Police: Body Found Last Week Is Missing Woman Alpha Lyons, 63
• Ravens GM Eric DeCosta Initiates Roster Overhaul With Key Cuts, Including Long Snapper Morgan Cox
• JPS Chaplain Service Working Nonstop To Help Frontline Workers Keep The Faith In Battle Against COVID-19
• MASN To Stream Orioles, Nationals Game In New App Starting This Season
• Road Crews Prepare Ahead Of Winter Weather Monday, Early Tuesday
• Greene Leads No. 14 Ohio State Over No. 7 Maryland 88-86
• 2 Charged In Suspicious Death Of Sonora Toddler, Koltyn Blackwood
• Uber Eats Driver With 3 Kids, Ryan Munsie, Killed At Haltom City Apartment Complex
• OC EDD Fraud: Garden Grove Storefront Created In 1 Case, Convicted Murderers Recruited To File Bogus Claims In 2 Others
• Father, Daughter Killed In Apparent Electrocution By Downed Power Lines In Panorama City
• Embiid-Less Sixers Crushed By Pistons 119-104
• Fire Breaks Out After Reports Of Explosion In Building That Houses Victory Brewing, Apartments In Kennett Square
• EDD Fraud: California Labor Secretary Says Criminal Rings Looted At Least $11B In Jobless Funds
• More Than 30,000 Child Care Workers In Pennsylvania Receive $600 Grant
• SoCal Taxpayers Warned Of New Round Of COVID-19 Scams
• California Lifts Restrictive COVID-19 Stay-At-Home Order; 'Light At The End Of The Tunnel'
• Special K-9s Continue Search For Remains Of Missing Woodland Teens
• Authorities Concerned Riley Williams, Alleged Capitol Rioter Accused Of Stealing Nancy Pelosi's Laptop, May Destroy Evidence
• Spring Semester Begins Virtually For Some Maryland University Students; In-Person Classes To Resume In 2 Weeks
• Suisun Wildlife Center Releases Golden Eagle For Second Time In 44 Years
• More Than 100 Flights Canceled At O'Hare Amid Snowstorm
• California paid out $11 billion in bogus jobless claims in 2020
• Congresswoman Barbara Lee Becomes First African American To Chair Foreign Affairs Subcommittee
• Nikola Jokic Continues His MVP Push With Western Conference Player Of Week Honors
• San Joaquin County Businesses Call For Data Behind Stay-At-Home Decision
• Tampa Bay Buccaneer Tyler Johnson Is Pride Of Minneapolis's North Side
• Thousands Of National Guard Troops Will Remain In Washington Into March Following US Capitol Riots, Inauguration
• Lawmakers Push For Helicopter Safety Bill On Eve Of Kobe Bryant Crash Anniversary
• Colorado Is The 2nd Best State To Retire, Study Finds
• Senators Back Plan To Collect Online Taxes
• California Launches "My Turn" Website To Check Eligibility For Coronavirus Vaccine
• California Launches 'My Turn' Website To Check Eligibility For Coronavirus Vaccine
• COVID Restrictions: Santa Clara County Lifts Ban On Team Sports; Sharks To Return To SAP Center
• Judge: Destroy Massage Parlor Video Of Patriots Owner
• Man Gets Leave From Military Just In Time To See Son's Birth In Maryland
• Sonoma County Hit-and-Run Suspect Arrested After Highway 101 Chase, Spike Strip Deployment
• OC Woman Charged In Husband's Stabbing Death
• Coronavirus Hospitalizations Falling In Texas After Record Highs
• Minnesota Board of Pardons Grants First Full Pardon In 37 Years To Maria Elizondo
• Overall Crime Decreases In City Of LA, But Homicides Increase
• Fort Worth Hires From Within, Naming Neil Noakes City's New Police Chief
• Chief Justice Won't Preside Over Senate Impeachment Trial Of Former President Donald Trump
• Philadelphia Ends Partnership With Philly Fighting COVID After Organization Allegedly Converts To For-Profit Without City's Knowledge
• $11B In Bogus Jobless Claims Paid Out Last Year In California
• 3 Suspects Arrested For Modesto Shooting That Left 14-Year-Old Girl Dead
• Department Of Streets And Sanitation Dispatches More Than 280 Spreaders For Snowstorm
• Colorado Congress Members Help Deliver Article Of Impeachment
• Atmospheric River: Yosemite National Park Staying Closed Due To Impending Storms
• Solano County Businesses Rush To Reopen After State Lifts Stay-At-Home Order
• White House Recommits To Getting Harriet Tubman On $20 Bill After Trump Delay
• A Look At How COVID Vaccine Tourism Is Being Curbed At Local Sites
• California: Criminal Rings Loot Billions In Unemployment Funds
• Chicago Area Woman Says 'Be Aggressive' Trying To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• Pa. Rep. Scott Perry: I 'Obliged' Trump With Introduction To Lawyer Jeffrey Clark
• Denver Weather: More Snow Overnight In Colorado
• COVID-19 Vaccination Appointments Expected To Be Hard To Come By In Baltimore For Next Few Weeks
• Evacuation Warnings Issued For Parts Of San Mateo, Monterey County Over Burn-Scar Flooding Concerns
• 2nd Trump Impeachment Trial Triggered As House Delivers Impeachment Article To Senate
• Former West Virginia VA Doctor Sentenced To 25 Years Over Molesting Patients
• After Beating Cancer 3 Times, Mike Bell, 79, Loses Battle With COVID
• Bay Area To Be Battered By Atmospheric River; Incoming Storms Prompts Warnings, Evacuations
• 3 More Ohio Men Charged With Illegally Entering U.S. Capitol
• Father Pfleger's Supporters Respond To Accusers Who Said He Abused Them Decades Ago; 'His Character And Reputation Has Never Been Questioned'
• Evening Commuters Prepare As Snowstorm Arrives In Chicago Area
• CA Establishes COVID Vaccine Notification Website In LA, SD Counties
• COVID-19 Restrictions Eased In Massachusetts
• Sacramento Opens Warming Shelter For Homeless Residents
• Long Beach Now Offering COVID-19 Vaccine To Teachers
• Minnesota Bars, Restaurants Believe 'Worst Is Behind Us' Weeks After Re-Opening
• 'Fill The Love' Campaigns To Keep Lake Loveland Full Of Water
• Monoclonal Antibody Therapy For COVID-19 Now Offered At Memorial Hospital Pembroke
• Article Of Impeachment Against Fmr. President Trump Delivered To Senate (CBS News)
• Miami Shores PD Needs Help Locating 82-Year-Old Mernier Sainvil
• Senate Confirms Berkeley Economist Janet Yellen As Biden Treasury Secretary
• Gov. Walz Education Plan Focuses On Racial Equity, Closing Achievement Gap
• California Extends Eviction Moratorium To June 30
• Illinois, Cook County Launch Websites To Sign Up For COVID-19 Vaccination Appointments
• Long Island Teen's National Anthem Performance Wows Nation Before AFC Championship Game
• Former Villanova Star Tanoh Kpassagnon Has Plenty Of Local Fans As He Goes For Second Super Bowl Title With Kansas City Chiefs
• 9 UK COVID Variant Cases Now In Illinois; 'We Expect To See More'
• N.J. Police Searching For Missing Drew University Student Ajay Sah, Last Seen A Week Ago
• Two Dead In Fiery Lighthouse Point Collision, Caught On Video
• Small Hail Reported In Pasadena, Rancho Cucamonga, Fontana
• South Florida Mother Facing Several Charges After Her Severely Injured Baby Is Found Under Car Tire
• 'I Would Serve My Country Again': Marine Veteran On Biden Lifting Ban On Transgender People Serving In Military
• Located On Fifth Ave, NAACP's National Headquarters Back In Early 1900s On Verge Of Becoming Historic Landmark
• Over $100K Raised To Support Furloughed Musso & Frank Employees
• As Illinois Enters New Phase Of Vaccination Plan, Officials Again Urge Patience, Citing Limited Supply Of Shots
• President Joe Biden's 'Buy American' Executive Order Could Benefit Western Pennsylvania, Trade Experts Say
• Dallas County Reports 1,698 New Coronavirus Cases, 22 Deaths
• Dr. Max's COVID Vaccine FAQs: Are The New Coronavirus Strains More Deadly? Are Vaccines Effective Against Them?
• 'I'm Rooting For Him': Former Teammates Happy Tom Brady Is Going Back To Super Bowl
• Avalanche Beacon Checkpoint Stations Go Up At Vail Pass Summit
• Gritty, Former Flyers Favorites Recording Personalized Messages To Benefit Ed Snider Youth Hockey Foundation
• 16-Year-Old Helps Dozens Of Homeless Teens In Kensington By Delivering Backpacks Filled With Essential Items
• MDH: Minnesotan Has Brazil P.1 COVID Variant, The First Known Case In US
• With Indoor Dining At 50% Capacity, Long Island Hoping To Capitalize On Winter Restaurant Week
• Newsom Dismisses Accusations That Politics Was Behind Lifting Of Stay-At-Home Order As 'Complete, Utter Nonsense'
• Music Therapy Helps MGH Doctors Cope With COVID Trauma
• Palo Alto Police: Woman Strikes Man With Laptop In Hate Crime Attack
• COVID In Colorado: Vaccine Supply Allocation In Hands Of Federal Government
• Maryland Weather: Wintry Mix Moving Through Maryland Tuesday Morning
• Philadelphia Weather: PennDOT Snow Plows On Standby As Region Awaits Wintry Mix
• COVID In New York: One Big Hurdle To Cross, But High-Risk Sports Looking More And More Like A Go On Feb. 1
• Dolly Parton's Imagination Library Sends More Than 50,000 Books To Pittsburgh Kids
• Advertising Heavy Hitters Sit Out Super Bowl 2021, Nervous About Tone Amid Pandemic
• UPenn Doctor: Have To Worry About COVID Variants 'Because There's So Much Virus Out There And It's Going Unchecked'
• West Virginia Woman Sentenced For Planning To Offer Top-Secret NSA Information To Russia
• Playground Honors Harford County Medal Of Honor Recipient Alfred B. Hilton
• Atlantic City First Responders Rescue Dog That Fell Down 4-Foot Hole At States Avenue Beach
• Small Plane Crashed Off Boynton Beach Inlet, Pilot's Body Recovered
• 19-Year-Old Charged In Fentanyl-Related Death In Weatherford
• Movie theatre chain AMC gets new lifeline to remain open
• More Violence In NW Miami-Dade Leads To Shooting & Another Man Dead
• Caught On Video: Random Sucker Punch Attack In The Bronx Leaves Victim With Broken Jaw; Mount Hope Residents Say 'It's The Usual Around Here'
• Boston University Returns To In-Person Classes Despite Concerns About COVID-19
• Annapolis City Council Considering Resolution Condemning Former President Trump For Deadly US Capitol Riots
• COVID In Florida: 8,720 Additional Cases, 156 New Deaths
• Delaware County Launches COVID Call Center To Answer Vaccine Questions, Help Residents Pre-Register
• Suspected Catalytic Converter Thief Arrested In Davis
• Investigators Search For Murder Suspect Frank Kurtz In Death Of Marcos Bencomo
• School District Of Philadelphia Opens 6 Regional Centers To Begin Process Of Returning To In-Person Learning
• Friends, Family Celebrate 100th Birthday Of Navy Veteran Otis Evans In Delaware County
• Dana-Farber CEO Launches Campaign Encouraging Cancer Patients, Survivors To Get COVID Vaccine
• New Johns Hopkins Report Lays Out Plan To Lead Baltimore On Path To 'Digital Equity'
• White House Pushes Back Against Florida Gov. DeSantis Regarding 'Stagnant' Flow Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Super Bowl LV: Familiar Territory For Tom Brady And Patrick Mahomes, But Both Have Eyes On What It Will Mean For Their Legacies
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: PPS Teachers Union Wants Staff Vaccinated Before Returning To In-Person Classes
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Health Systems Call On Retired Nurses To Help Administer Vaccine
• Denver Police Remind Drivers About Distracted Driving As They Investigate Deadly Crash Involving Fire Truck
• Major winter storm threatens Midwest with heavy snow
• Marblehead Mom Asks Public For Help Finding Man Who Chased Her Son
• As New COVID-19 Strains Pop Up, Some Stress Wearing Double Masks, Taking Vaccine As Soon As It's Offered
• 'I Think The Trial Is Stupid', Senator Marco Rubio Likens 2nd Impeachment Trial To Pouring Gas On A Raging Fire
• MTA Unveils Video Tribute To Colleagues Who Died Due To COVID
• Stay-At-Home Order Lifted Monday For Southern California
• Missing 6-Year-Old Isaac Hwang Found Safe In Cherry Hill, Father Jaemyung Hwang In Custody, Cheltenham Police Say
• President Biden Issues Executive Order Blocking Trump Ban On Transgender Military Service Members
• Defamation Lawsuit: Dominion Voting Systems Sues Rudy Giuliani For $1.3 Billion
• Gray whales are starving and dying off at an alarming rate
• COVID Reopening: San Francisco To Allow Outdoor Dining, Personal Services Starting Thursday
• Phase 2 Of Vaccinations To Begin Feb. 1 In Massachusetts; 65+ Residents Moved Up In Priority
• Carnival Cancels, Delays More Cruises Amid Jumbled COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout
• Massachusetts Reports 3,477 New COVID Cases, 45 Additional Deaths
• Price Gouging During Pandemic: Nationwide Medical Supply Accused Of Overcharging For Masks And Respirators
• How Effective Is Moderna Vaccine Against Variants? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID-19 Questions
• Man Killed In Electric Bicycle Crash In Santa Cruz County
• WorldDenver's International Women's Day Event Focuses On Women In National Security
• Prince George's County Canceling COVID-19 Vaccinations For Non-County Residents, Workers
• Mom And Pop Small Business Grant Program Now Open In Miami-Dade County
• State Health Dept. Announces More Cases Of The Coronavirus UK Variant In Washtenaw/Wayne County
• Tom Brady's Parents Had COVID-19 In September: 'It Was A Matter Of Life And Death'
• Cruise And GM Team Up With Microsoft To Commercialize Self-Driving Vehicles
• University Of Michigan Closes Athletic Department For 2 Weeks Due To COVID-19 Variant
• Fenway Park Prepares To Open As Mass COVID-19 Vaccination Site
• Ventura County Resumes Outdoor Dining, Personal Services And More As Stay-At-Home Order Is Lifted
• COVID In New Jersey: Gov. Phil Murphy Asking For Patience As Demand For Vaccine Is Greater Than Available Doses
• COVID-19 Vaccine Theft Charge Dismissed Against Texas Doctor Hasan Gokal
• Needham High Shifts To Remote Learning After Suspected In-School COVID Transmission
• Man Killed In Car-To-Car Shooting In Sacramento, Authorities Say
• Police: Teen Shot, Killed In Vacant Lot In West Philadelphia
• Crews Investigating 2-Alarm Fire At Baltimore Rowhome
• Biden orders government to buy from U.S. manufacturers
• Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner Reiterates Office's Commitment To Prosecute Gun Crimes In City
• Dave Chappelle Photo-Bombs Texas Couple's 'First Look' Wedding Photos
• Pittsburgh Steelers Promote Matt Canada To Offensive Coordinator
• New COVID-19 Variant Found For 1st Time In Virginia
• Stalled $56 Million Cargo Facility Project At O'Hare Moving Forward With New Lead Contractor
• Gov. Newsom: California Has Tripled COVID Vaccination Rate
• Virginia Police Officers Charged In Storming Of Capitol Face Termination
• 'They Need To Utilize What They Have': Massachusetts Pauses COVID Vaccine Distribution To Hospitals, Nursing Homes
• Biden Revokes Trump's Ban On Transgender Americans Serving In The Military
• Westmoreland County Coroner Kenneth Bacha Seeking Reelection
• Collin County To Open Its First Large COVID-19 Vaccination Center Wednesday In Plano
• 16-Year-Old Boy Killed When Minivan And Horse-Drawn Buggy Collide In Ohio
• Snow, Ice Shuts Down Grapevine As Storm Pummels Southland
• Westminster Firefighters Remember Captain David Sagel After Cancer Battle
• Overnight Road Closures Near LAX To Begin Monday
• Family, Friends Search South Side For Missing 25-Year-Old Thomas Hughes
• No Link Found Yet: Auburn Woman Warns She Saw Grandfather's Aid Die After COVID Vaccine
• Godiva to close or sell all its U.S. chocolate stores
• Sixth LAPD Employee Dies Of COVID-19
• Twitter Launches Crowdsourced Fact-Checking Project
• Super Bowl LV: Familiar Territory For Tom Brady And Patrick Mahomes, But Both Have Eyes On What It Will Mean For Their Legacies
• Thief Has Change Of Heart, Returns Generator Stolen From Orangevale-Fair Oaks Food Bank
• Northglenn Police Search For Suspects After Bullet Goes Through Living Room Window
• French health officials urge no talking on public transit to stop virus
• LIVE: Governor Newsom Talking About CA's Response To COVID-19 Pandemic
• Woman Dead, Fire Captain Injured After House Fire In Aurora
• Southwest Airlines Will No Longer Accept Emotional Support Animals Onboard Flights
• LIVE AT NOON: Governor Newsom Talking About CA's Response To COVIV
• COVID Vaccine Phase 1B Begins For Chicago Residents 65 And Older, Essential Workers; Lightfoot Urges People Of Color To Get Vaccinated
• Godiva Is Closing Or Selling All U.S. Stores, Including 4 In Maryland
• More Than 25 New Coronavirus Outbreaks Reported In Michigan Schools
• Philly Police Searching For 2 Suspects Wanted For Shooting 25-Year-Old Man In Face
• COVID Housing: California To Extend Eviction Moratorium To June 30
• Comcast Launches 29 WiFi-Connected 'Lift Zones' In Baltimore, Virginia, DC Area
• Jayson Tatum Returning To Celtics Lineup Monday Night Vs. Bulls
• First Post-COVID Residential Development Redwood Campus Center To Open In Baltimore In July 2021
• Hundreds Of Massachusetts National Guard Members To Support Secret Service In Washington, D.C.
• Pittsburgh Steelers Hire Alfredo Roberts As Tight Ends Coach
• Denver Weather: Light Snow Expected By This Evening, Will Linger Into Tuesday
• Biden reinstating COVID-19 restrictions for overseas travelers
• Elderly Woman Killed In Weekend Hit-And-Run On Woodside Road In Redwood City
• Police Give 2 Warnings, 2 Notices Of Violation To Pittsburgh Establishments Not Following COVID-19 Orders
• Mother Of Black Girls Held At Gunpoint By Aurora Police Files Lawsuit
• Officials gave update on National Guard in D.C.
• $10K Reward Offered In Search For UC Berkeley Freshman Sydney West, Last Seen At Golden Gate Bridge
• Billy Gardell On What 'Bob Hearts Abishola' Provides To Audiences: 'A Tenderness That Is Missing Right Now'
• 17-Year-Old Aberdeen Girl Killed, 2 Others Injured In Baltimore Triple Shooting
• Safari Park Gorillas Recovering From More Contagious Strain Of COVID-19; San Diego Zoo Receives Vaccine Intended For Animals
• While Acknowledging Indoor Dining Has Helped, Restaurant Owners Say More Needs To Be Done
• Somerset County House Fire Claims 1 Life
• Flaming Lips fans attend concert in bubbles
• Ex-LA City Councilman Mitch Englander Sentenced To 14 Months In Prison For Pay-To-Play Scheme
• 'Tragedy Beyond Comprehension': 4 Family Members Found Dead In Basement In Suspected Murder-Suicide In West Whiteland Township
• New Jersey Creates COVID-19 Hotline For Residents To Make Vaccination Appointment
• Moderna Says Its COVID-19 Vaccine Works On Variants, But Plans Booster For South African Strain
• Stimulus Check Latest: Parents Could Receive Monthly Payments With Expanded Child Tax Credit
• Police: Miami Man Claims 'Spirit Takes Over Body' & Threatens To Stab Girlfriend '40 Times'
• Meth, Fentanyl And Cash Seized During Traffic Stop In Adams County
• Pennsylvania Among Worst States To Drive In, WalletHub Says
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Northern, Western Suburbs On Track To Resume Limited Indoor Dining Tomorrow
• Texas Woman Sentenced To 15 Years In Federal Prison Following Opioid Overdose Deaths
• Wizards Fall To Spurs 121-101 In Return From COVID-19 Layoff
• Gov. Walz To Emphasize COVID-19 Recovery In Next 2-Year Budget
• Glenn Heights Police Department Investigating After Man Shot On River Run Drive
• US Supreme Court Orders Another Look At Texas Death Row Case Of Murderer Ruben Gutierrez
• 4 Arrested, Cited In Underage Alcohol Buying Sting In Riverbank
• COVID-19 In Allegheny County: Appointments Extremely Limited As Vaccinations Begin For People 65 And Older
• COVID In Colorado: First Mass Vaccination Event Held at Coors Field
• Drug Rehab Counselor Jose Yepes Arrested For Allegedly Stalking, Sexual Assaulting Client
• Police Searching For 3 Suspects In Strong-Arm Robbery In Glen Burnie
• A Trade Among Rivals: Red Sox Acquire Adam Ottavino From Yankees
• DOJ inspector general probing whether officials tried to overturn election
• Juvenile arrested in "mass murder" at Indianapolis home
• Pandemic highlights health care challenges for deaf patients
• COVID-19 Reopening: Marin County Officials Reveal What Will Be Reopened Under Purple Tier
• Chiefs Starting Tackle Eric Fisher To Miss Super Bowl LV With Achilles Injury
• Merck drops 2 unpromising COVID-19 vaccines
• Colorado Takes Next Step Toward Importing Prescription Drugs from Canada
• Biden Family Dogs Champ And Major Move Into White House
• Target To Give $500 Bonuses To Frontline Team Members
• Charleroi Man Found Guilty Of Coughing On Census Worker And Saying He Had COVID-19
• UCLA Gymnast Nia Dennis Salutes Los Angeles, Hip Hop Music With Floor Routine Hailed As 'Black Excellence'
• Godiva Is Closing Or Selling Its Chocolate Stores, Including 5 In Massachusetts Malls
• Rudy Giuliani Faces $1.3 Billion Lawsuit Over Fraud Claims During 2020 Election
• Thousands died at nursing home chain. Its CEO got a $5M bonus
• Driver Charged With Murder After Apparent Belmont Road Rage Confrontation
• Hurley: The Packers Played Like Losers Against Tom Brady, So They Lost
• US: Oakland County Man At Capitol Riot Hit Cops 10 Times With Hockey Stick
• Lawmakers Threatened Ahead Of Impeachment Trial For Former President Donald Trump
• Public Awareness Campaign Aims to Keep Children Safe, Nurtured and Healthy
• Suspect Hospitalized After Possible Carjacking Leads To Police-Involved Shooting In Queens
• Dallas City Council Special Meeting To Address COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Going Forward
• Incident With Salt Truck Sends Worker To Hospital In Montgomery County
• Joel Kinnaman On New Philadelphia Drama 'Brothers By Blood': 'I Listened To A Lot Of UFC Fighter Eddie Alvarez For My Philly Accent'
• COVID-19 In MN: MDH Reports 3 Additional Deaths, Lowest Daily Death Count Since October
• Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John Fetterman Raises $1M In 2 Weeks Of Announcing Possible US Senate Run
• Prosecuters Say Wixom Man Hit Cops 10 Times With Hockey Stick At U.S. Capitol Riot
• City Council Approves Partnership With Mission Granbury To Help Utility Customers Affected by COVID-19
• CPS, CTU Continue In-Person Learning Negotiations As Teachers Are Set To Return Wednesday
• Reward Increased For Info In Murder Of Aranee Mulakhut On Dania Beach
• 18-Year-Old Man Shot During Attempted Robbery On SEPTA Subway Platform In Center City
• Family's Version Of 'Date Night' Is Serving Breakfast Every Sunday at Denver Rescue Mission
• So Why Does It Take Longer To Fly From East To West On An Airplane?
• Moderna Says Its COVID-19 Vaccine Works On Variants, But Plans Booster For South African Strain
• 800-year-old cathedral is now a mass COVID vaccination site
• System 21: The Immune-Building Regimen To Keep You Healthy
• Inmate Who Escaped From Minimum-Security Dorm At Butte County Jail Re-Arrested
• 'We Are All A Team': Mask Up Miami Heat Mural Unveiled In Wynwood
• COVID In Maryland: Over 1.6K Cases, 36 Deaths Reported While Hospitalizations Flat
• New Jersey, Delaware Land On Opposite Ends Of Best States To Retire Survey
• Police: 4-Year-Old Stable After Shooting Himself In Detroit
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 2-Day Total Of 7,910 New Coronavirus Cases, 138 New Deaths
• Biden revokes Trump's transgender military ban
• California Lifts Stay-At-Home Order Statewide; Counties Now Back In Reopening Tier Plan
• Deputies: Visalia Man Found With Hundreds Of Pieces Of Stolen Mail In Granite Bay
• Lidl Will Open Store In Annapolis On Feb. 3
• Henry Ford Cancer Institute Set To Begin Patient Care At Brigitte Harris Cancer Pavilion
• Budweiser, Coke and Pepsi won't be airing Super Bowl ads this year
• Arizona State University Unveils 'The Sidney Poitier New American Film School'
• Defamation Lawsuit: Dominion Voting Systems Sues Rudy Giuliani For $1.3 Billion
• Police: Man Breaks Into West Village Apartment And Tries To Sexually Assault Woman
• NYPD Continues Search For Dozen Accused In Brutal Chinatown Assault; Group Allegedly Beat Victim, Stole Clothes
• Michigan Adds Beech Leaf Disease To Invasive Species List
• Black SUV Wanted In Huntington Beach Hit-And-Run That Killed Pedestrian
• Pa. Property Tax & Rent Rebate Program Now Accepting Applications
• 'Healthy, Young' Americans Will Likely Get COVID-19 Vaccine In Mid-To Late Summer, Expert Says
• Merck Ends Development Of Two Potential COVID-19 Vaccines Over Poor Results In Early-Stage Studies
• Teen Charged In Pair Of Weekend Carjackings
• Firefighter Suffers Serious Injuries Battling Brooklyn Blaze
• Authorities: Texas Man In Washington, DC Had Gun In Pickup And Asked Officer About Oval Office Info
• Extreme weather has killed 480,000 in past 20 years, analysis shows
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 620 New Coronavirus Cases, 6 New Deaths
• Ignore The Covid Hype: 3 Things Epidemiologists Say You Don't Have To Be Afraid Of Anymore
• More Than 375,000 Target Frontline Team Members To Receive $500 Bonus
• Gov. Hogan Adds $20.7 In COVID-19 Relief Funding For Schools, Community Colleges To Help Get Students Back Into Classrooms
• GOP Senator Rob Portman to retire from Senate
• Hood County Sheriff's Office Investigators Seize 88 Liner Machines In Gambling Raids
• At Least 4 LA Law Enforcement Officers Were In DC During Capitol Riots
• GOP Sen. Rob Portman Of Ohio Won't Seek Reelection
• 38 Capitol Police Officers Test Positive For COVID-19 After U.S. Capitol Riot
• Moderna says COVID vaccine should work on U.K., South Africa strains
• Dallas County Man Garret Miller Due In Federal Court For Charges Associated With US Capitol Riot
• Linus Ullmark Perfect In Shootout, Sabres Beat Capitals
• Driver Killed After Car Hits, Sticks To Back Of Truck On Mass Pike In Weston
• Super Bowl 55: How Many Fans Will Be Allowed To Attend?
• Sun Country To Soon Offer 9 New Nonstop Flights Out Of MSP
• Fire At Abandoned Home In South Sacramento Was Intentionally Set, Firefighters Say
• Man, 40, Dies After Shooting On E. Sonora Street In Stockton
• Supreme Court tosses emoluments cases against Trump
• Bucs Make History Becoming First Team To Play Super Bowl In Home Stadium
• Aaron Rodgers Laments Uncertain Future For Packer Teammates: 'Myself Included'
• Police: Case Of Missing Man's Body Found In Indiana Co. Ruled A Homicide
• Best States To Retire In: New Hampshire Makes Top 10 List
• New Jersey Man Asif Raja Accused Of Setting Multiple Fires Inside Queens Restaurant, Incident Caught On Video
• Grayson, Rucker Carry Army Over Navy 87-78 In OT
• Online Benefit To Save Legendary Jazz Club Birdland Draws Luminaries Including Bill Clinton, Matthew Broderick, Elvis Costello And Many More
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• 'Healthy, Young' Americans Will Likely Get COVID-19 Vaccine In Mid- To Late Summer, Experts Say
• Foreign Air Travelers Face New COVID-19 Requirements Before Boarding Flights To U.S.
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• Chicago Weather: Lakefront Trail Closed Due To High Waves, Icy Conditions
• Robert Kraft Reportedly Texted Congratulations To Tom Brady After NFC Title Game Victory
• Miami Heat to use COVID-sniffing dogs to screen fans at games
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• Pittsburgh Weather: Icy Conditions, Winter Weather Advisories, Warnings
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• Black Doctors Consortium Helping With COVID-19 Vaccination Efforts In Philadelphia
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• Virus Vaccine Online Signup Portal Debuts In West Virginia
• Some Florida Snowbirds In A Bind Over New COVID-19 Vaccination Rules
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• Judge blocks release of alleged "zip tie guy" from Capitol riot
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• Report: Maurkice Pouncey Likely To Retire, Decision To Be Made Soon
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• 11 miners rescued from Chinese gold mine
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• Buccaneers and Chiefs advance to Super Bowl
• Joe Pavelski Helps Dallas Stars Tie NHL Power-Play Record In Win Over Predators
• Phase 1B For COVID-19 Vaccinations Begins Monday In Illinois
• Sarah Huckabee Sanders announces run for governor of Arkansas
• Video shows Tacoma officer drive into crowd, injuring at least 1
• Bipartisan group of senators meet with White House on COVID plan
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• Police Investigating Serious Hit-And-Run Crash In West Pullman
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• Bipartisan Group Of Lawmakers, Biden Administration Leaders Discuss $1.9T Stimulus Proposal
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• Massachusetts Stay-At-Home Advisory, Business Curfew Lifted
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• Pittsburgh Public Schools Leaders Set To Hold Public Hearing Surrounding Students Returning To Classrooms
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• Biden reverses Trump's transgender military ban
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• Race to roll out vaccine intensifies as new COVID strains emerge
• Minnesota Governor Tim Walz introduces new education plan
• Biden's dogs, Champ and Major, arrive at the White House
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• Arizona Republicans embrace Trump despite election losses
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• Protesters in Russia demand the release of Alexey Navalny
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• California Governor Gavin Newsom discusses lifting of stay-at-home order
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• Super Bowl LV will see faceoff between Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes
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• Ahead of impeachment trial, reports reveal Trump's plan to overturn election results
• Mass vaccinations in movie theaters, cathedrals and other venues closed during lockdown
• Doctor says more data needed to determine vaccine's efficacy against COVID-19 variants
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• Fauci backs up Birx's claim Trump received "parallel data" on coronavirus
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• Dr. Anthony Fauci on Biden's coronavirus response and vaccinations
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• Rural Texas vaccine sites are still waiting for doses
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