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• Sacramento City Council Immediately Opens Shelter For Homeless After Two Die During Storm
• San Quentin Death Row Inmate Louis Peoples Found Dead In His Cell
• 'Mighty Ducks' Actor Shaun Weiss Celebrates One Year Of Sobriety After Marysville Arrest
• Suspect In Deadly Anaheim Motel Shooting At Large, Police Asking For Help
• Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco And Family Recover From COVID
• Yolo County To Vaccinate Seniors 75 And Older Next Month
• VIDEO: 5 Orphaned Bear Cubs Moved To Dens Made By Colorado Parks & Wildlife
• Mudslides Damage Up To 2 Dozen Structures In Monterey County; Flash Flood Warning Issued
• Atmospheric River: Napa County Re-Issues Flood Watch Through Thursday Night
• Third Storm Bringing Drenching Rain To SoCal Through Friday, Snow Temporarily Closes Grapevine
• James Wiseman Scores Career-High 25; Warriors Sweep T-Wolves
• Fire and Ice: Flames Tear Through Nevada City Home Hours After Snow Storm
• 1 Killed In 110 Freeway Crash Near Redondo Beach Boulevard
• Feds: Napa Pipe Bomb Suspect Planned To 'Go To War' Against Democrats, Twitter, Facebook Following Trump Loss In Presidential Election
• Some Colorado Counties Push Back On Idea Of Shutting Down Private Prisons
• Homeless Man Sustains Life-Threatening Injuries After Vehicle Crashes Into Sacramento Strip Mall
• Arson Investigation: 3 Teens Arrested In Fire That Killed 5 In Green Valley Ranch
• Larry Long Gets Parole After Murdering Parents, Brother
• COVID In Denver: New Policies At Union Station Bus Concourse Designed To Protect RTD Riders, Employees
• Former Sacramento Republican Leader Charged In Capitol Riot Will Head Back To D.C.
• COVID Restrictions: Santa Clara County Allows Youth Sports To Proceed Following Outcry
• Chicago Weather: Cold Snap
• Blackhawks Lose To Predators Again, This Time In Shootout
• Reports: Candace Parker To Come Home And Sign With Chicago Sky
• Big Night For Paulicap, But DePaul Loses To St. John's
• Reddit Posters Make Millions On GameStop's Wild Stock Ride
• Sacramento Police Set Up Email Tip Line In Prowler Cases
• Brookfield Zoo Tiger Undergoes Groundbreaking Hip Replacement Surgery
• Bishop Feehan Hockey Player AJ Quetta Seriously Hurt During Game
• Mets Trade LHP Steven Matz To Blue Jays For 3 Young Arms
• COVID In Colorado: National Jewish Health To Vaccinate 3,000 Over The Weekend
• 4 Success Stories Highlight Differences In Mass. Vaccine Registration System
• COVID In Weld County: Health Clinic Works To Reach Latino Community With Vaccine Information
• GameStop Stock Surge 'Can Hurt Real People' Financial Advisor Says
• COVID Vaccine: Locals Learn Of New Rohnert Park Clinic By Word Of Mouth
• Baltimore Police Adjust Microzones To Target Neighborhoods With Higher Crime Rates
• Durant's 32 Points Lead Nets Past Young, Hawks In OT
• COVID In New York City: Some Washington Heights Residents Miffed Outsiders Getting Priority For Vaccine At Armory Site
• GameStop Stock Rockets As Everyday Investors Cause Professional Traders To Lose Millions
• 15-Year-Old Uniondale High School Basketball Player Jo-Jo Wright Killed In Car Crash: 'He Was A Star In The Making'
• 'You Need To Wear A Mask In 2021': Medical Experts Weigh In During South Florida Town Hall
• San Quentin Inmate Awaiting Execution For Multiple Murders Dies
• Kemba Walker, Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown Play Together For First Time This Season, But Spurs Beat Celtics, 110-106
• Holocaust Survivor Ruthmarie Goerke-Matthysse Shares The Courageous Story Of Her Father & His 'Desperate Decision'
• As COVID-19 Vaccination Efforts Ramp Up, Baltimore County Looks To Address Transportation, Racial Disparities
• Broward Dr. Stewart Bitman, Accused Of Sending Explicit Photos To Teen, Bonds Out
• Legendary Chinatown Photographer Corky Lee Dies At Age 73
• Illinois High School Association Announces 2021 Sports Schedule; Some Can Begin Practice Immediately
• Former 'Real Housewives Of New York City' Star Barbara Kavovit Running For Mayor
• 'There's No Vaccine For The Climate Crisis': Environmental Group Hopes For Statewide Policy Action As President Biden Outlines National Plan
• Emmett Till house in Chicago designated as a city landmark
• Riverside Surpasses 3K Total COVID-19 Deaths, Nears 270K Cases
• Maryland Senate To Add $520M To Gov. Larry Hogan's COVID-19 Relief Measure
• State Approves $3.5M Settlement With Family Of Jordan McNair
• Academy Award-Winning Film, TV Actress Cloris Leachman Dead At 94
• DHS Issues Terrorism Advisory Bulletin After Capitol Assault
• Single-Dose Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine Would Be A 'Game Changer,' Maryland Officials Say
• Democrats Introduce Bill To Raise Minimum Wage To $15 By 2025
• FBI Issues First-Of-Its-Kind Domestic Terror Alert; Focus On 'Lone Wolf' Offenders
• COVID Reopening: SF Restaurants Not Letting Rain Dampen Spirits Or Outdoor Diners
• BART, Capitol Corridor Unveil Plan For 2nd Transbay Tube By 2040
• SPAM Museum In Austin Draws Visitors From All Over The World
• GameStop And The Stock Market: What's Going On?
• Multiple Arrests Made In Murder Of North Texas Uber Eats Driver Ryan Munsie
• Only Two Bald Eagles Believed To Be Mating Within Baltimore City Limits Return For Third Year In A Row
• Baltimore City Board Of Estimates Approves Plan To Add New Speed And Red Light Cameras
• Body Found In Trash Container On Fire In North Hollywood
• Tobias Harris' Shot In Final Seconds Leads 76ers Past Lakers 107-106
• Harris Shot In Final Seconds Leads 76ers Past Lakers 107-106
• Reports: Texans Hiring Ravens Passing Game Coordinator David Culley As Next Head Coach
• Get Ready -- Girl Scout Cookie Season Is Around The Corner, Actual & Virtual
• Detroit Alley Clean-Up Effort Supported By Community Leaders
• Dallas, Tarrant County Leaders Make Changes To Improve COVID-19 Vaccine Registration Process
• Errors, Confusion: Seniors Struggle To Schedule COVID Vaccine On State's Website
• LA City Councilman Introduces Motion For Memorial Honoring COVID Victims
• Oakland-Based Nonprofit Helping Bridge Digital Divide In Native American Tribal Lands
• Oakland Cop Leans On Experience While Mentoring Children Of Incarcerated Parents
• San Jose Woman Creates Website, Network Linking PPE Donors To Frontline Workers
• Nonprofit CEO Is Driving Force In Helping North Marin Families In Crisis
• Tech Entrepreneurs Offer Free Job Training To Unemployed Tech Workers
• San Francisco to remove Washington and Lincoln's names from schools
• Garnet Valley School District Superintendent Demanding Action From State To Elevate Teachers On Vaccination List
• Iconic NYC Egg Cream Shop Gem Spa Auctioning Off Memorabilia, Signage
• Hialeah Mayor Reaches Out To Members Of Congress For Vaccine Help In His City
• Rideshare Driver Carjacked In West Garfield Park
• Inspiring Sister And Brother Music Duo Use Their Talents To Uplift Others
• State House Gives Final Approval To Bill To Give Alleged Child Sex Abuse Victims 2-Year Window To File Civil Lawsuits
• Hield Scores Season-Best 29, Rested Kings Defeat Magic 121-107
• Source: Kayla McBride Is Coming To The Minnesota Lynx
• Body Of 24-Year-Old Woman Found In Fairfield Parking Lot, Investigation Underway
• LA County Looks To Strengthen Mask Policy For Metro Bus Riders In Response To David Goldstein Investigation
• Miami-Dade Corrections Searching For Inmate 'Released In Error'
• Fort Worth Paramedic John Hamilton Recognized For Coming To The Rescue On And Off The Clock
• Amid Pandemic, House DFL And Unions Announce Meatpacking Safety Bill
• LA Animal Services Expands Pet Food Pantry Program To Every Sunday
• Doctors Say COVID Vaccine Not A Reason To Let Guard Down Just Yet
• Atmospheric River Brings Touches Of Snow to the Bay Area, Cold Weather Lets It Stick
• UC Davis Birth Center: Uniquely prepared for high-risk pregnancies and unexpected situations
• State Senate Approves Bill To Increase Penalties For People Charged With Possession Of Child Porn
• Blue Shield Of California And Kaiser Tapped To Speed Up State Vaccines
• Fugitive Driver In Crash That Killed 2 Ordered to Pay $30 Million
• Police Investigating Video Showing Young Boys Being Attacked By Man At Bronx Subway Station
• 92-year-old Holocaust survivor reflects on deadly U.S. Capitol riot
• Homicide Suspect Reportedly Barricaded In Koreatown Building Left Before Officers Arrive
• Police Commissioner Dermot Shea Delivers State Of The NYPD Address, Highlights Efforts To Stem Gun Violence
• Storm Hits Businesses Already Struggling To Weather Pandemic
• 7-year-old's cancer diagnosis leads family to seek out UC Davis Children's Hospital
• Ohio State Study To Test Hard Candy As Means Of Coronavirus Screening
• UCHealth Preparing to Vaccinate 10,000 At Second Drive-thru Event
• New CA Gov. Operations Secretary, Yolanda Richardson, Helped Build LA COVID Testing Labs
• All Sports Allowed To Resume In Nassau County Starting Monday
• Bill Would Penalize Those Who Press Others To Die By Suicide
• 2 Homeless People Died During Storm Overnight, Sacramento Mayor Says
• New Dallas ISD School Launching At Paul Quinn College
• Police: Man Shot In Face, Killed While Driving In East Germantown
• Expert Says COVID-19 Deaths In OC Could Reach 4K In Next 3 Weeks
• Joe Kennedy III Launches Group Targeting 'Unwinnable' Races
• Mudslide Reported Along Sonoma County Coast At Meyers Fire Burn Scar
• Ravens' Calais Campbell Surprises 4 Healthcare Workers With Trip To Super Bowl LV
• COVID Vaccines: Blue Shield of California Tapped to Run State Vaccine System
• 1 Arrested, 2nd Suspect Sought In Fremont PlayStation 5 Robbery
• Missing 89-Year-Old Man Who Suffers From Alzheimer's Found Safe
• Orioles Equipment Trucks Head To Sarasota For Spring Training
• Summit County Family Credits Habitat For Humanity With Ability To Stay In The Mountains
• DPS Students Gain Access To Free Menstrual Hygiene Products
• Jimmy's Famous Seafood Fund To Help Struggling Restaurants Surpasses $300K
• Family Rescued On Rubicon Trail Ahead Of Storm Tuesday
• Baylor Scott & White Health To Outsource, Eliminate 1,700 Positions
• Joel Embiid Honors Kobe, Gianna Bryant With Special Sneakers For Sixers-Lakers
• Biden administration facing pressure after China's treatment of Uighurs ruled genocide
• Fort Worth N95 Mask Company Initially Discarded As Tarrant County Supplier
• Missed Gov. Whitmer's State Of The State Address? Here's Everything You Need To Know
• 79-Year-Old San Francisco Man Missing For Nearly A Week
• Eyes On The Belt, Boxer Melissa Hernandez Coming Out Of Retirement
• San Jose Sharks To Remain In Arizona For 1st 2 Home Games In February
• COVID Vaccines Not Getting To Everyone In The 1B Group; 'We Come To Work Every Day. We Are Exposed To The Elements'
• Former KCAL Anchor And Pioneering TV Reporter, Myra Scott, Dead At 78
• 'We Can't Forget It': New Yorkers Commemorate Millions Of Jewish People Killed During Holocaust On Holocaust Remembrance Day
• People In Colorado Bet $63.5 Million On Table Tennis In 2020
• Everything You Need To Know Before Filing Your Income Taxes This Year
• Texas' Population Growth Will Lead To 3 New Congressional Districts
• COVID In Philadelphia: SEPTA Launches Mask Force Philly To Encourage Riders To Stay 'Vigilant' During Pandemic
• Teen Shot In Dorchester Identified By Police
• COVID-19 In Allegheny County: Health Department Frustrated With Lack Of Vaccine Registration System At State Level
• Arrest Made After Missing 19-Year-Old Found Dead At Lake Lewisville
• Vaccination Sites In Torrance, Orange County Hamstrung By Lack Of Staffing, Volunteers
• Exclusive: SUV Bicycle Attack Prompts Manhattan Assemblywoman To Unveil Legislation To Help Police Get Cell Phone Locations In Emergencies
• Man Dead After Being Hit By Train In Haltom City
• USC To Continue Online Instruction 'Until Further Notice'
• 'Tina,' Among Other COVID-Sniffing Dogs, To Ensure Safe Return Of Heat Fans
• N.Y. Lawmakers Call For Plan For Stiffer Penalties For Housing Discrimination
• Much-Anticipated COVID-19 Vaccine Drive-Thru Opens In Plano
• Jason Witten To Retire (Again), Intends To Sign 1-Day Contract With Cowboys
• Wisconsin To Join Minority Of States With No Mask Mandate Despite Warnings From Health Officials
• Head Football Coach Pat Fitzgerald Signs 10-Year Deal With Northwestern
• LA Officials Seeking Personal Care Donations For Human Trafficking Survivors
• Fiat Chrysler Agrees To Plead Guilty, Pay $30M In UAW Probe
• Thanks To Airbnb, You Can Sleep Inside Lucy The Elephant On Valentine's Day
• 2021 Doomsday Clock stuck at 100 seconds to midnight
• Lewis Scores 23 To Lead James Madison Past Towson 78-63
• US Army Changes Standards To Allow Ponytails And Nail Polish For Women
• Hennepin County's Outsized Prosecution Of Juveniles Of Color Spurs New Youth Council
• What Should You Do To Prepare For Flooding In The Sacramento Region?
• US Issues Import Alert On Alcohol-Based Hand Sanitizers From Mexico
• NBA Adjusts Schedules For Virus-Affected Teams, Like Wizards
• 2 Arrested For Death Of 3-Year-Old Amari Boone In Fort Worth
• Excess Force Suit Against Loveland Police Settled For $290,000
• As Stress Builds, North Allegheny School District Creates Wellness Wednesday
• Darby School Security Guard L'Toray Hill Suspended After Being Charged With Sexually Abusing Girl
• New Supercomputer In Wyoming To Rank Among World's Fastest
• Knowing Universal Choking Sign Saved Plymouth Girl's Life
• 3-Mile Tunnel Idea Inspired By Elon Musk Would Help Ease Fort Lauderdale Traffic
• Online Poll Finds Nearly 1 In 6 Parents Has Moved Child Out Of Denver Public Schools
• Pursuit Suspect Killed In Vacaville Police Shooting
• University Of Florida Researchers Find Two Drug Combo Shows Dramatic Results In COVID-19 Patients
• Major storm slams California, triggering landslides
• Colorado Sports Gambling Industry Reports Over $1 Billion In Wagers
• 'The 'Never Again' Has To Be Said Over & Over': Survivor Shares Worries On Holocaust Remembrance Day
• SMILE Laser Eye Surgery Becoming Increasingly Popular As Glasses Users Deal With Mask Fog Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Some Question Whether Hike On Cigarette, Vape Taxes Would Be Reliable Revenue Source
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: 2021 St. Patrick's Day Parade Postponed
• Roy Wilkins Auditorium Prepped To Provide COVID Vaccinations
• 4-Vehicle Crash Kills 21-Year-Old Woman In Fullerton
• Movie Theater Sales Struggle, But Financial Help Is On The Way
• Woman Arrested In Duquesne Mayor's Office Allegedly Spit On City Councilmember
• Apple Urges Users To Update Software To Avoid Getting Hacked
• Noisy Swarms Of Cicadas Return To East Coast This Spring After 17-Year Hibernation
• COVID In New Jersey: More Vaccine Is Coming And Total Inoculations Pass Confirmed Cases Of COVID-19
• NFL Honoring Everyday Heroes At Super Bowl LV
• Missing Miami Shores Man Mernier Sainvil Found Dead
• Ayanna Pressley 'Gravely Concerned' Vaccines Aren't Getting To Black And Brown Communities
• Judge Orders Christopher Columbus Statue In South Philadelphia To Be Unboxed
• Reward Increased For Information On Palmetto Bay Murder
• Dallas Expecting Thousands At Convention Center Vaccination Site Over Next 3 Days
• Keller @ Large: Journalists Looking At Biden Administration With Critical Eyes
• Tesla Posts 1st Annual Profit But Misses Analysts' Estimates
• Man, Woman Shot While Driving Near Daycare In Orland Park
• Two Pennsylvania Lawmakers Pushing To Raise 'Simply Wrong And Immoral' Minimum Wage
• Dr. Max's COVID Vaccine FAQs: Should I Take Pain And Fever Medications Beforehand To Minimize Side Effects From The Shots?
• Academy Award-Winning Film, TV Actress And Northwestern Alum Cloris Leachman Dead At 94
• Furry Tails: Jack, The Special Needs Dog, Gets Outpouring Of Love After Potential Adopter Stands Him Up
• CDC: Transmission Of Coronavirus In Schools Is Low As Long As Masks And Social Distancing Are Enforced
• Jamal Murray Fined $25,000 For Striking Dallas Mavericks Player's Groin
• Elderly Man Hit Dies At Hospital After Being Hit By Car Week Before
• With Democrats Controlling Washington, New Jersey Rep. Gottheimer Working To Reinstate SALT Deductions
• Firefighters Battle Apartment Fire In Northwest Dallas
• 101-Year-Old Camden County Mother, 79-Year-Old Daughter Receive COVID Vaccine Together
• CDC Study Cautions: Although COVID Doesn't Really Spread In Schools, Success Also Depends On Communities' Actions
• New Hampshire Streamlined Registry Makes Getting COVID Vaccine Easy
• City Of Miami & Nature Conservancy Receive $400K Grant To Protect Biscayne Bay
• Plane Carrying Members Of Oklahoma State Basketball Program Crashed In Colorado 20 Years Ago
• Oscar And Emmy-Winning Actress Cloris Leachman Dies At 94
• 'Nothing Can Ever Replace Him': 11-Year-Old Gannon Stauch Was Reported Missing One Year Ago
• Cloris Leachman, award-winning actress, has died at 94
• Prominent Miami City Commissioner Urges African Americans To Learn More About COVID Vaccine
• COVID In Florida: 8,408 Additional Cases, 169 New Deaths
• Crews Work To Repair Water Main Break In New Rochelle
• Driver Killed In Crash With Denver Fire Vehicle Identified As Monica Charles
• Miami Weather: Warm Afternoon, Cold Front Coming
• Chicago FOP President John Catanzara Faces New Charges In CPD's Bid To Fire Him
• St. Paul Police: Three Teens Shot On City's East Side
• Police Cadet, Former Taylor Allderdice Football Coach Arrested For Allegedly Selling Cocaine
• Skylight Books To Temporarily Close For 2nd Time This Month After Staffer Tests Positive For COVID
• City Council Black Caucus Seeks Series Of CPD Reforms In Response To Wrong Raid Of Anjanette Young's Home
• New Allegations Against Two CBS Executives
• Homeland Security Bulletin Warns Of Continued Threat Of Domestic Extremists
• Dallas County Sees Daily Record 40 COVID-19 Deaths, Including Woman In 20s With No Underlying Health Conditions
• Sources: NYPD Officer Daniel Vargas Recovering After Being Shot By Suspect With Illegal Gun In The Bronx
• Moderna Looking For Help Testing COVID-19 Vaccine On Children
• More Than 226,000 Seniors Were In This Week's COVID Vaccine Lottery
• Mass. Communities Setting Up COVID Vaccination Sites
• Crespin Nene-Perez Extradited From Mexico, Charged In Court In 1998 Denver Murder Of Bonny Baker
• Dallas Man Anthony Acy Charged With Trafficking 14-Year-Old Out Of Dallas Hotel
• Owners Of Super Bowl-Bound Tampa Bay Buccaneers Once Tried To Bring Expansion Franchise To Baltimore
• 'It's Time To Act': Biden Rolls Out New Actions On Climate Change
• COVID-19 Variant First Identified In UK Now Found In 26 States, Says CDC Director
• Man Sues City Of Pittsburgh For Fractured Skull During East Liberty Black Lives Matter Protest
• FBI Gets Involved In Investigation Into Questionable Spending At Chicago Heights Public Library
• Massachusetts Reports 3,022 New COVID Cases, 83 Additional Deaths
• Mayor Hancock Says Vaccines, Schools & Financial Help Are Top 3 Priorities
• Citizens Property Insurance Approves 7.2 Percent Average Rate Increase For Residential Policyholders
• 'You Need To Be Patient,' Baker Says To Frustrated Residents About Vaccine Signup Delays
• Well-Known Martha's Vineyard 'Pink House' Cottage Is On The Market
• Boulder Police Arrest Man Who Hit Officer In Head With Snow Shovel, Taser
• UK COVID Variant Spreading In Philadelphia Region, Deadly For One Person In New Jersey
• GOP-Backed Voter ID Bill Flares Minnesota's Election Law Fight
• Emmett Till House In Woodlawn Designated Chicago City Landmark
• Teacher takes historic road trip for her high school students
• City Council Expands Protections For Immigrants, Blocks CPD From Cooperating With ICE
• Nexus Recovery Center Launches New Initiative Amid 50th Anniversary Celebration 
• Denver Police Search For Suspect In Deadly Shooting On East Colfax Avenue
• Former Ravens Center Ryan Jensen To Start In Super Bowl LV For Buccaneers
• Philadelphia School District Students To Begin Hybrid, In-Person Learning Feb. 22
• Suspected Gunman In Deadly Motel Shooting Arrested
• 2 Juveniles Suspected Of Racist Graffiti At Coyote Hills Elementary Taken Into Custody
• Police Searching For Ride-Sharing App Driver Tabei Hrang Lian Last Seen Sunday Near BWI Airport
• Philadelphia Police Arrest Alleged Gunman In Startling Robbery At Center City SEPTA Station
• City Council Honors 'Great Hero' Dwain Williams, Retired Firefighter Killed In Attempted Carjacking
• USC Study Finds Mask Wearing Is Up, Even As Americans Suffer From 'Pandemic Fatigue'
• DHS issues terrorism advisory bulletin after Capitol assault
• Eden Prairie Police Investigating Carjacking At Tower Square
• 17-Year-Old Girl Rescued, Stockton Man Arrested On Suspicion Of Human Trafficking
• "We are a long way from a full recovery," Fed's Powell says
• Constitutional Amendment Could Limit A Governor's Emergency Powers During Pandemic
• COVID Vaccines: Newsom Signs Executive Order To 'Bolster Vaccination Efforts' After Criticism
• Pittsburgh-Area Veteran Chosen As Honorary Captain For Super Bowl Coin Toss
• Minnesota DNR Paying For Black Spruce Cones As Part Of Reforestation Project
• Police: Woman Charged With Attempted Murder After Stabbing Husband With Sword In Detroit
• Pizza Hut Unveils New Handcrafted Detroit-Style Pizza Nationwide
• Raymond James Stadium, Site Of Super Bowl LV, Holds Special Place In Ravens Franchise History
• 8 Charged In Medicaid Fraud Scheme
• Baltimore City Council Request Investigation Into Comcast's Alleged Price Gouging
• Marcus Smart Doesn't Care If You Think He Shoots Too Much
• GameStop Stock Surge: Sen. Elizabeth Warren Weighs In On Trading Frenzy
• 12-Year-Old Boy Injured In Shootout With 14-Year-Old Boy In Ohio
• Texas Launches Mobile Program To Get COVID-19 Vaccines To Underserved Areas
• Extensions To Renew Minnesota Driver's Licenses, ID Cards Coming To End
• Campaign To Build Wildlife Crossing Over 101 Freeway Raises $18 Million; Groundbreaking Within Sight
• Pittsburgh Police Locate Missing 16-Year-Old Ceonte Young
• Boston University Pauses All Athletic Activities Amid COVID Concerns
• Prince George's County Police Arrest Suspect In Connection With Bowie Homicide
• Police Seek 'Armed And Dangerous' Man In Sharon Shooting
• Democrats' hold on Washington prompts questions on Breyer's future
• Baltimore County Parents Renew Calls For In-Person Learning To Resume, Threaten Lawsuit
• Colorado Springs Throwing Itself A Sesquicentennial Party
• Pennsylvania Voters To Get Final Say On Limiting Governor Disaster Powers
• Mesquite PD Searching For Man Caught On Video Before Putting On Halloween Mask & Robbing Person At Gunpoint
• Teens Who Allegedly Pistol-Whipped, Robbed Arlington Officer Arrested In Dallas
• 5 Arrested, Including Wanted Violent Offender, In Recent Baltimore City Crimes
• NJ Transit Due $300 Million In Sandy Damage Coverage, New Jersey Supreme Court Rules
• Evacuation, Flash Flood Warnings Issued For San Bernardino, LA County Burn Areas
• Feds Warn Of Post-Inauguration 'Heightened Threat Environment' In Homeland Security Bulletin
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Health Department Offering Free Testing
• Sekou Smith, Role Model
• Manuel Frias Sentenced To 8 Years In Deadly Motorcycle Crash That Killed Thomas Neubert
• Police Searching For Man Wanted In 2 Washington Co. Shootings
• Eagle Shot Near White Hall Euthanized Due To Injuries; Police Seek Information In Case
• Walgreens Taps Starbucks Exec Roz Brewer As Its New CEO, Only Black Woman Leading Fortune 500 Company
• States to get more syringes to extract bonus COVID vaccine dose
• Detroit Activist Turns Old Potato Chip Bags Into Sleeping Bags For The Homeless
• Feds: Napa Pipe Bomb Suspect Planned To 'Go To War' Against Democrats, Twitter, Facebook Following Trump Loss In Presidential Election
• COVID variant first found in U.K. now found in 26 states, says CDC director
• Pembroke Pines Police Search For 'Possibly Armed, Dangerous' Suspect On Run
• Comedy Works Landmark Location To Reopen In March, Larimer Square Location To Reopen In April
• Maryland Gets More Than $400M From Federal Government To Help With Rent Relief Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Baltimore Weather: Cold Blue Extreme Cold Alert Starts Thursday Night, Ends Saturday Morning
• UC Berkeley Removes Kroeber Hall Name From Building Over Namesake's Treatment Of Native Americans
• 2 Men Convicted In Fatal March 2019 Cedar-Riverside Shooting Of Abdiwasa Farah
• Water Main Break Shuts Down Section Of SE 17 Street In Fort Lauderdale
• COVID In New Jersey: State To Receive 30% Boost In Vaccines Over Next Three Weeks
• LA Native, Inaugural Poet Amanda Gorman To Perform At Super Bowl
• Firefighters Rescue Swan Stranded On Frozen Westport River
• Chuck Lorre's 'United States Of Al' Comes To CBS On April 1st
• CVS, Walgreens blamed for slow vaccine rollout in nursing homes
• Wilmington Extends Parking Ticket Amnesty Program Until End Of February
• Free Menstrual Products Now Available In Restrooms In Denver Public Schools
• Oxnard, Garden Grove Strawberry Festivals Cancel Their 2021 Events
• LA Educator Trimaine Davis Named Honorary Super Bowl Captain
• Carmaker says pricey coupe broke speed record at 282.9 mph
• Tornado Touches Down In Tallahassee, Shuts Down Airport, Leaves Other Damage
• Man Pleads Guilty In Conspiracy To Kidnap Gov. Whitmer
• NFL Offering Fans Chance To Buy $100 Cutouts In Stands For Super Bowl LV
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Senate Unanimously Approves $912M Pandemic Recovery Aid Bill
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 3,751 New Cases, More Than 700,000 Vaccines Administered In The State
• United Way Seeks Volunteers For Free Tax Prep Program
• Suspect In 1979 San Joaquin County Bar Killing Arrested In Southern California
• San Francisco Mayor Breed Criticizes Timing Of SFUSD Plan To Rename Schools
• Gov. Charlie Baker Unveils $45.6B State Budget Proposal
• Mets Promote Zack Scott To Acting General Manager
• Pennsylvania Senate Unanimously Approves $912M Pandemic Recovery Aid Bill
• Jim Rutherford Resigns As Pittsburgh Penguins General Manager
• Major Kinchen Wanted In Fatal Shooting Of Breonna Rogers In Baltimore's Druid Hill Park In Custody
• Bruins Injury Updates: DeBrusk, Rask Both Out Thursday Vs. Penguins
• Woman Found Dead in Fairfield Parking Lot, Police Consider Case Suspicious
• 'Debacle': Mass. Residents Over 75 Frustrated On First Day Of COVID Vaccine Registration
• PHOTOS: Gusty Storm Brings Down Trees, Leaves A Mess Across NorCal
• Attorney For Houston Officer Charged With Murder In Botched Raid Claims Indictment Is 'Political'
• Off-Duty Officer Carjacked In North Kenwood; 2 Other Carjackings Reported Overnight
• U.S. Capitol Riots Were 'Preventable' And Government Agencies 'Failed' Responsibility To Protect Congress, Officials Say
• Holocaust survivors get virus vaccine on Auschwitz liberation day
• Inter Miami CF Signs Goalkeeper Dylan Castanheira From Fort Lauderdale CF
• Martinez Embarks On Process To Redraw Council Election Districts
• Maryland Dog, A Double Front Amputee, To Take Part In This Year's Puppy Bowl
• Can schools safely reopen? Doctors weigh in
• Santa Clara Woman Charged With Hate Crime After Laptop Assault During Alleged Anti-Immigrant Tirade
• DC Statehood Bill Introduced By Senate Democrats
• D.C. Statehood Bill Introduced By Senate Democrats
• CPS Teachers Work Remotely, Lightfoot Wants An Agreement Between The District And Chicago Teachers Union
• COVID In Pennsylvania: 72-Year-Old Cancer Survivor Says She Cannot Get Appointment To Receive Vaccine
• 11 People Rescued After Cars Stranded In Ice In Angeles National Forest
• Millions Of Californians May Have To Repay Unemployment Benefits Due To EDD Failures
• Climate adviser Gina McCarthy on Biden's ambitious agenda
• Trump-era head of U.S. immigration courts to step down
• Pittsburgh Group Helps Restaurant Workers Navigate Unemployment During Pandemic
• Traffic Alert For Drivers Traveling Eastbound On I-70 Between Rifle And Glenwood Springs
• Tom Brady Had A Pretty Great Reason For Considering Jersey Number 7 With Buccaneers
• Denver Police Search For Suspect Wanted In Shooting On Quivas Street
• CDC: Schools Can Safely Reopen If Precautions In Place
• Dallas Opera Cancels Spring Performances, Set To Resume In 2022
• Virtual Ceremonies Honoring Holocaust Remembrance Day 2021
• Barstool Sports Portnoy Uses Online Sports Betting To Help Michigan Small Businesses During Pandemic
• Blinken takes over at State, vowing to rebuild diplomatic ranks
• US Army Updates Grooming Regulations To Foster Inclusion And Diversity
• Group accused of botching Philadelphia vaccine clinic
• DC Statehood Bill Introduced By Senate Democrats
• 47-Year-Old Man Critically Injured In Essex Shooting
• NH Poll: Majority Approve President Biden's Handling Of Coronavirus Pandemic
• COVID Vaccine: Biden Administration To Send 17,000 Doses Each Week To New York City
• Persistence Pays Off For 2 Members Of Colorado's Now-Vaccinated 70+ Population
• New Online Referral Portal Lets Maryland Physicians Refer COVID Patients For Monoclonal Antibody Treatments
• Man Injured During Apparent Attempted Robbery In Dundalk, County Police Say
• Texas Father, Son Chance & James Uptmore Arrested For Alleged Involvement In Capitol Riots
• Former Macomb County Prosecutor Eric Smith Pleads Guilty To Obstruction
• Republican-Controlled State Senate Passes Measure To Limit Governor's Disaster Authority
• Hundreds of Americans poisoned by hand sanitizer this month
• Philadelphia City Controller Issues Scathing Report On City's Handling Of Last Year's Racial Injustice Protests
• 2 UCLA Men's Basketball Games Against Oregon Postponed Due To COVID
• Why Curt Schilling Is Still Mad At Red Sox Ownership
• COVID In Minnesota: 851 New Cases, 18 More Deaths Reported As Vaccination Push Continues
• Permanent Prosthesis Allows Father To Walk While Holding Hands With Daughter For First Time
• DTE Energy Launches Program Allowing Residential, Small Business Gas Customers To Reduce Their Carbon Footprint
• Why Wednesday Night's Game Is An Important One For The Celtics
• MCAS Alternative For Graduation Offered To 5,600 High School Seniors
• Missing Endangered Person Advisory For Missing Pa. Couple Canceled
• Shootout Goal Lifts Panthers Over Blue Jackets
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 5,874 New Cases, 222 Additional Deaths
• Pope marks Holocaust by warning genocide "can happen again"
• Biden's school reopening goal is silent on high schools
• Accused pedophile finally facing justice after extradition from Israel
• Brian Bartels, Accused Of Destroying Pittsburgh Police Car During Riots, Sentenced To 6 Months In Halfway House
• CBS Sports Network Set For 75 Hours Of Super Bowl Coverage Beginning January 31
• Amanda Gorman To Recite Original Poem For Super Bowl Ceremony
• FBI Seeks Woman Who May Have 'Critical Information' About Child Sex Abuse Victim
• Berkeley Safeway Loses License to Sell Alcohol After Selling to Minors
• "Vaccine nationalism": Nations clash over global vaccine supply
• NH Woman Charged After Alleged Attack Using Twisted Tea Can
• Sharing Tables Offering Free Food, Toiletries, And Cleaning Supplies Popping Up In California, New York
• Snow Totals For January 27, 2021
• Harvard Grad Amanda Gorman To Recite Original Poem For Super Bowl Ceremony
• Colorado Weather: Snow, Cold And Fog Greet Colorado Before Warmup
• Melinda Gates on COVID-19 response and conspiracy theories
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• Pressure mounts to speed up COVID vaccine rollout as more contagious variants spread
• Georgia police chief atones for past injustice
• GameStop stock soars as online traders take on Wall Street funds
• Biden signs sweeping action to elevate climate change response
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• Local Matters: Manhattan DA unlikely to run for reelection, as office investigates Trump
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• Picking the Pro Football Hall of Fame's class of 2021
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• Republican Senators rally to reject Trump impeachment trial
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• Super Bowl captains: NFL honors community leaders amid pandemic
• Melinda Gates discusses annual letter from Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
• Biden ups vaccination goals as part of new COVID-19 plans
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• Veterans react to Trump's executive order on military base linked to illnesses
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• European Union threatens to prevent exports of limited COVID-19 vaccine supply
• WorldView: NGOs challenge French police racism, Indian farmer dies in violent protest
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