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• LASD Investigating Domestic Violence Allegations Against Marilyn Manson
• 'Explant' Expansion: Plastic Surgeons See Growing Demand to Shrink Breast Size
• Bay Area Scientists Cheer Successful Start of Mars Perserverance Mission
• COVID Relief Funds Spent On Private Security For Animal, Homeless Shelters, Surveys About Coronavirus
• Rancho Cordova's Aerojet Rocketdyne Plays Big Role In Perseverance Rover Mission
• Pursuit Of Reckless Driving Suspect Ends With Driver In Custody
• Candlelight Vigil Held For 32-Year-Old Monique Munoz Killed In Violent West LA Crash
• Arcadia Father Of 10-Year-Old Twin Girls Dies After Contracting COVID-19
• Loma Linda University Nursing Students Give Out Coronavirus Vaccines To Free Up Healthcare Workers
• Harden, Harris Lead Streaking Nets Past Lakers, 109-98
• Krystal Lee Kenney: Sentence Vacated After Plea Agreement In Connection With Murder Of Kelsey Berreth
• San Leandro Used-Equipment Warehouse Shows Pandemic's Toll on Restaurants
• Sonora Woman Goes Back To School To Be With Husband In Nursing Facility: 'He's The Love Of My Life'
• OC Sheriff's Department Releases Video Of Fatal Deputy Shooting of Kurt Reinhold
• COVID In Colorado: Students In Westminster Will Have 'Unique' Option To Attend Extra Days Of Class At End Of School Year
• Modesto Police Release Body Camera Video Of Shootout With Suspect
• Riverside Adds 137 COVID-19 Cases, 22 Deaths; San Bernardino Reports 620 Cases, 35 Deaths
• SAFE Credit Union Sacramento Convention Center Booked Starting This Summer
• 'Super Exciting': Colorado Scientists That Helped Perseverance Rover Mission Celebrate Mars Landing
• Democrats Propose Path To Citizenship For Millions Of Undocumented Immigrants
• Infighting Rattles Republican Party Bid to Oust Gov. Newsom
• Ione Man Pleads Not Guilty To Murder Of Two Women Found In Storage Units
• Jimmy Butler's 3rd Straight Triple-Double Pushes Heat Past Kings
• Chicago Weather: Partial Sun On Friday
• Practicing In A Pandemic: HealthONE's Innovative Approach To Train New Nurses
• Celebrating Black History Makers: Dr. Ngozi Ezike Has Been Illinois' Guide During The COVID-19 Pandemic
• Red Rocks To Submit COVID Variance Requests For Summer Concerts
• 2 Variants Of Virus That Causes COVID-19 Found In Weld County
• Venice And South Bay Health Clinics Merging
• Massachusetts Cities, Towns Considered High Risk For COVID-19 Drops To 66
• I-Team: Long-Term Care Facilities Still Reporting New COVID Cases Every Day
• Toro Snowblowers Sold At Home Depot, Ace Hardware Recalled For 'Amputation Hazard'
• Surgeon Issues Warning About Snowblowers After Treating Three Patients With Severed Fingers In One Day
• New Liquid 'Anti-Icer' Spray Could Help Stop Ice From Piling Up
• 4 Escape Injury After Small Plane Crashes In Plumas County
• TIMELINE: Watch Out For Slick Roads Friday
• 10 People, Including 6 Children, Injured In Gas Explosion At Bronx Building
• Perron OT Goal Lifts Blues Over Sharks
• Storm Watch: New Jersey Residents Preparing For Possible Power Outages From Latest Snowstorm
• Can Workplaces Require Employees To Get The COVID Vaccine?
• Violent Arrest At Manhattan Subway Station Caught On Camera
• Why Are Suspects In Repeated Sexual Abuse Of 10-Year-Old Girl Free, While She Was Locked Up In A Psychiatric Facility?
• Woman Says She Was Kicked Out Of Ross Township Gym For Trying To Enforce Mask Policy
• Buffalo Bill's Home In 'The Silence Of The Lambs' Will Soon Be Open To Overnight Guests
• Police Working To Identify Suspect Who Took Bags Of School Supplies From Lodi School
• Man Killed In Apartment Building Fire In Brainerd Neighborhood
• Bill Aims To Curb Sales Of Stolen Catalytic Converters
• 2 Drivers Hurt, 1 With Life-Threatening Injuries, When Truck Hits Car On I-94 In North Suburbs
• Rep. Ken Buck Calls For Boost In Colorado Natural Gas Production After Texas Halts Exports
• Crews Keeping Close Eye On Roads As Refreeze Looms Ahead Of Friday Morning Commute
• With Snow Still Weighing Down, CFD Responds To Three Collapses At Structures Around Chicago In One Night
• Ted Cruz Says He Went To Cancun During Texas Crisis Because He Wanted To Be A 'Good Dad'
• New Rochelle Teacher Karen Johnson Dies Of COVID-19: 'She Marched Back Into The School And She Did Her Job'
• Michael Madigan Resigns From Illinois House Effective Immediately, A Month After Giving Up Speaker's Gavel
• 'We've Let This Virus Roll The Dice' | Concern Grows Over New COVID Strains Found In Maryland, Including State's First Case Of Brazilian Variant
• Frost Museum Of Science Educating Public On Importance Of NASA's Mission To Mars
• Bucks County Weather: More Than 10 Inches Of Snow Leads To Whiteout Conditions
• Pittsburgh Organization Brother's Brother Foundation Provides Disaster Relief To Texas
• Maryland Zoo To Hold First-Ever Adult Egg Hunt
• Save Your Skin Without Breaking The Bank: Winter Skincare Tips From A Dermatologist
• 'Touchdown Confirmed': NASA's Perseverance Rover Lands On Mars To Begin Historic Mission
• Miss Minnesota Among The Visitors Stuck In Frozen Texas
• What Will Our Kids' Post-Pandemic Immune Systems Be Like?
• Grandmother Saves Elderly Neighbor In Three-Alarm Fountain Valley House Fire
• VIDEO: Security Footage Captures Shooting Of Vallejo Store Owner
• LeBron James Scores 35,000th Career Point
• Massachusetts COVID Vaccine Appointment Website Crashes; Furious Baker Vows 'It's Going To Get Fixed'
• Minnesota House Fails To Pass Security Fund For Chauvin Trial
• People Making A Difference: CSULB Accounting Students Offering Free Tax Prep For Low-Income Families
• NASA Rover Perseverance Lands Safely On Mars Thursday
• Online Tax Collection Plan Backed In Senate
• Rangers Top Flyers In Shootout To Stop 4-Game Skid
• Islanders Shut Down By Penguins, Ending 3-Game Winning Streak
• Bogus COVID-19 Vaccine Offers Flooding The 'Dark Web'
• Black franchisee says "systemic racism" has prevailed at McDonald's
• Sacramento Warming Centers Shut Down After Positive COVID Test
• Palmieri Scores Twice, Devils Beat Bruins
• Former Butte County Judge Admonished For Rude Behavior In Court Hearings
• Frozen Pipes Plague North Texas Schools
• Shorthanded Flyers Fall To Rangers In Shootout, 3-2, In Return From Break
• Black History Month: Country's First African-Centered Public School
• Tristan Jarry Stops 31 Shots, Penguins Shut Down Islanders
• Philadelphia Weather: As Many As 450 Snow Plows Working To Clear Streets Across City
• Vermont Tops UMBC 80-71, On Cusp Of 5th Straight AEC Title
• 2-month-old ferret clone marks milestone in animal conservation
• Capitals Get Goals 3 Ways, Beat Sabres For 2nd Straight Win
• With Over 10 Inches Of Snow, Wayne Residents Now Left To Deal With Dangerous, Slick Conditions
• How Much Longer Will DFW-Area Store Shelves Be Nearly Empty Following Winter Storms?
• Carson Wentz Going To Indianapolis Colts; Bears Apparently Did Not Make Offer
• Florida Education Officials Want All Students To Return To Classroom For Standardized Tests
• 60-Year-Old Man Charged After Couple Found Shot To Death In Stowe Township Home
• Devils Beat Bruins 3-2
• Historic Preservation Commission Holds Off on Vote to Extend Golden Gate Park Ferris Wheel
• 'We Still Are Suffering': Coloradans Discuss Wildfire Recovery & Prevention With Rep. Joe Neguse, State Leaders
• Several Injured In Crash Involving Ice Cream Truck That Sparked Car Fire In South Los Angeles
• Winterizing Texas Power Plants Becomes Major Political Issue After Millions Left In Dark Without Heat
• State Sen. Scott Wiener Introduces Bill To Decriminalize Psychedelic Drugs
• Bomb Squad And Hazmat Team Called During Brea Probation Check
• 'It Would Completely Change My World': Dreamer Reacts To Proposed Path To Citizenship
• Spring Training 2021: Liam Hendriks Getting Used To White Sox Teammates, Cubs' Alec Mills Leans On Kyle Hendricks For Advice
• Denver Could Suspend Pinkerton's License For Shooting Involving Unlicensed Security Guard Matthew Dolloff
• University Of Maryland To Implement New COVID-19 Safety Measures After Increase In Positive Cases
• Los Toros Mexican Restaurant Pays It Forward, Uses Loan To Feed Health Care Workers At West Hills Hospital
• Heritage Flight At Travis AFB Honors Legacy Of Tuskegee Airmen, Promotes Diversity And Inclusion
• Long Beach Unified To Reopen Elementary Schools In Late March
• Suspected Serial Scammer Ed Kavanaugh Charged With 21 Counts Of Home Repair Fraud By Illinois AG
• Perseverance Rover Carries Kendrick Castillo's Name To Mars
• U.S. would attend meeting with Iran and other powers if invited
• LAPD Launches 'Alternatives To Dispatch' Program To Respond To Mental Health Calls
• Many Think Speaker Mike Madigan's Resignation From Illinois House Was Inevitable
• 'I Regret This Has Become A Distraction': Sen. Ted Cruz Returns To Texas After Uproar Over Family Trip To Cancun
• Top 10 Highest-Rated Streaming Shows All On Netflix: 'Bridgerton' Takes Top Spot Again
• Volunteers Help Seniors Make Appointments To Get COVID-19 Vaccine In Northern Suburbs
• Baltimore City Schools In-Person Learning, Meal Sites Closed Due To Winter Weather; Virtual Learning Will Continue
• 'Better Late Than Never': Colorado Native Aaron Appelhans Reflects On Being First Black Sheriff In Wyoming
• Dallas County To Resume COVID-19 Vaccinations At Fair Park On Sunday
• Superintendents Weigh In On 'Missing' Students
• Natomas Unified To Soft Reopen Next Week, Other Districts Still In Planning Mode
• Pennsylvania State Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta Announces Run For U.S. Senate In 2022
• Derrick Woods Charged With Torture, Murder In Baby's Death At West Sacramento Motel
• CBS2 Speaks With New Yorkers Riding Out Deadly Winter Storm Disaster In Texas
• Flyers-Bruins Lake Tahoe Outdoor Game Start Time Moved Up To Avoid Bright Sunshine
• Baltimore City DPW Cancels Friday's Trash, Recycling Collections Due To Icy Roadways
• 'It's Not Enough': Sacramento Small Businesses Weigh In On California COVID Relief Package
• $50,000 Reward Offered For Suspect Who Rammed U.S. Postal Inspectors In San Francisco
• 'I Feel Pretty Alone Right Now': Residents Over 65 That Are Homebound Are Struggling To Get Vaccinated
• MDOT: Frontenac Street Overpass Demolition Requires Closing I-94 This Weekend In Detroit
• Mass. Residents 75+ Worried About COVID Vaccine Supply, Traveling To Supersite
• Car Crashes Into Malibu Canyon, Victim Airlifted By Firefighters
• Peters Township High School Senior Runs Toward Hope And Healing With Virtual 5K Event
• Biden Postponing Michigan Trip Due To Weather
• Congressman Bobby Rush Calls On Chicago Postmaster General To Resign Following Investigation Revealing Tens Of Thousands Of Pieces Of Delayed, Undelivered Mail
• California in a Better Position To Avoid Energy Crisis Currently Gripping Texas
• Suspects Arrested In Connection To 3 Separate Modesto-Area Bank Robberies
• Fish Fry Guide For The Twin Cities - Restaurant Edition
• OC District Attorney Todd Spitzer Blasts Lawsuit Against DNA Database Program
• North Huntingdon Township Running Out Of Road Salt
• 'Serious Problem': Colorado Congressman Ken Buck Reacts To Biden Immigration Plan
• Colorado School Districts Consider Starting Earlier Next Year
• Sixers' Joel Embiid Named NBA All-Star Starter For Fourth Straight Season
• Jobless Claims Below 19,000 Last Week
• Hurst Man Arrested For Allegedly Manufacturing Explosive Devices, Some Neighbors Evacuated
• Money Boosted For Concealed Weapons Background Checks
• Denver Nuggets Nikola Jokić Voted Starter For 2021 NBA All-Star Game
• Doorbell Ditch Drama: Former Cop Arrested After Allegedly Kidnapping, Threatening Youth In San Rafael
• Kidsburgh: Mentoring And Tutoring During The Pandemic
• Democratic Lawmakers Unveil Biden-Backed Immigration Overhaul Bill
• 'Definitely A Lack Of Motivation': Folsom High Students Rally For Return To Classrooms
• COVID In Denver: 1 Of 4 Community-Based Vaccine Sites Opens In Montbello
• South Allegheny School District Parents Must Wait Until Late March Or Early April For Bus Service To Resume
• New Baltimore City Program Helps Those Experiencing Homelessness Get State-Issued IDs For Housing
• Allina Chaplain Helps Calm Fears After Buffalo Clinic Shooting
• Carjackings Down More Than 30% In Chicago
• Police Release Video Of Armed Robbery At Culver City 7-Eleven, Robber At Large
• Journalist Sues Richmond After Allegedly Being Shot With Rubber Bullet At George Floyd Protest
• San Dimas Man Pleads Guilty To Fraudulently Obtaining Over $500K In Unemployment Benefits
• Cops And COVID: Elizabeth Borough Police Chief Battled Coronavirus, Pneumonia And 5 Blood Clots
• Miami Marlins Head Into Spring Training Confident In Pitching Staff
• Cops And COVID: 'It Kind Of Shut Down Our Family,' State Trooper Says
• Newsom Gets Vaccine Tour Boost As Recall Looms
• Colorado Rockies: 0.1% Chance To Make Playoffs, According To FanGraphs
• After Solid Twins Debut, Maeda Aims To Finish Even Stronger
• Mechanic Killed In Elevator Accident At Bronx Building
• LA County Reports 2,873 COVID-19 Cases, 153 Deaths
• Donations Pour In For Aspiring Pediatric Neurosurgeon Who Gave Up College Savings To Help Mom Pay Rent
• Written Off After Arenado Trade, Rox Look To 'Shock World'
• Councilman Gil Cedillo To Provide Lunar New Year Gift Bags To Seniors
• Snow Melting Machine Clears Evanston's Streets Of The White Stuff Piling Up Everywhere
• Cops And COVID: Bethel Park Officer Who Survived Coronavirus Gets Fully Vaccinated
• Recreational Marijuana In New Jersey: Deadline For Gov. Phil Murphy To Act On Cannabis Bill Delayed Again
• Black History Is Our History: New Initiative Launched In New Jersey Aims To Bring Soccer Into Underserved Neighborhoods
• Florida Rep. Mario Diaz Balart Calls Biden's Immigration Plan An 'Unrealistic, Partisan Effort That Neglects National Security'
• 'It Just Died On Me': Massachusetts COVID-19 Vaccination Website Crashes
• Dodgers Pitchers, Catchers Hold First 2021 Spring Training Workout
• Black History Month: Blanche Ely High School Named For Black Educator Whose Career Spanned 50 Years
• Illuminate The Lock: Madweyaashkaa: Waves Can Be Heard By Moira Villiard
• Restriction Placed On RV Use In Weld County, Vehicles Can No Longer Be Used As Quarantine Spaces
• Another Chicago Roof Collapses Under Weight Of Heavy Snow
• Federal Government Declares Public Health Emergency For State Of Texas Following Winter Storms
• With Business Booming, Thief River Falls Company Digi-Key Hires Hundreds During Pandemic
• Burglars Break Into Denver Apartment, Then Fall Asleep In The Bed
• Some Boulder Teens Fearful After Pills Cut With Fentanyl May Have Led To 2 Deaths
• Perseverance Rover Carries Kendrick Castillo's Name To Mars
• Several Cars, 3 Semi Trucks Involved In Big Crash On I-25 Near Larkspur
• Average Life Expectancy In U.S. Drops By A Year Due To Coronavirus
• How Wisconsin And Iowa Compare To Minnesota's School Reopening Plans
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Vaccine Providers Ask State For Better Communication Amid Moderna Mix-Up
• PennDOT Eyes Tolls To Fund Work On Girard Point Bridge, Eight Other Interstate Bridges
• '100% They Saved My Life': Quick-Thinking Broward Health Team Saves Frontline Worker Having Heart Attack
• Longwood Gardens Unveils Transformative $250 Million Project
• 'Hardest Year Of My Life': Fenway Restaurants Struggling To Survive
• 'Touchdown Confirmed!': NASA Celebrates As Perseverance Rover Lands On Mars
• 'What A Mess': Don Bell, Pat Gallen & Dan Koob Sound Off On Eagles Trading Carson Wentz To Colts
• COVID Pandemic Has Sparked Migration To Suburbs
• Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson Says He Feels 'Betrayed' By Those Responsible For Power Failures
• San Francisco Police Commission Rejects Proposed Budget Cuts, Layoffs
• Taste With Tori: Miss Winnie's In West Chester Offers You A Taste Of The Islands During Cold, Snowy Winter
• The Fake Commute: Remote Workers Taking Part In New Trend To Create Separation Between Job & Home Life
• New Jersey's Urban City Mayors Raising Millions For Black And Latino Business Owners
• Pittsburgh Undocumented Residents Excited About Biden's Bill To Allow Them To Become Citizens
• Boulder City Council Adopts Racial Equity Plan
• Neighbors 4 Neighbors Delivers Meals, Gift Cards, To Those In Need At Jones Fish Camp In Hialeah
• 'Make It Even Better,' Teachers Hope To Improve On Remote Learning Successes
• California Lawmakers Reach $6.5 Billion Deal To Return Students To Classrooms
• Snow Creates Dangerous Road Conditions In New York's Northern Suburbs
• Joliet Mother Charged With Leaving Sons, Ages 3 And 7, Home Alone
• South Jersey Weather: Major Roadways Mostly Clear For Evening Commute
• When Will The Next Groups Get Vaccinated? And Who's In Those Groups?
• How You Can Help Texans Impacted By The Winter Storm
• Road Salt Supplies Dwindle On Long Island As BQE Weight Limit Hinders Delivery Trucks
• Pittsburgh Celebrates Moment In History As Perseverance Rover Lands On Mars
• Ivy League Cancels Spring Sports Conference Season For Second Straight Year
• Chelsea To Get COVID-19 Vaccines Directly From Federal Government
• "Touchdown Confirmed!" -- NASA Celebrates As Perseverance Rover Lands on Mars
• NYPD: Suspect Arrested In Possible Anti-Asian Attack On Woman In Queens
• Hospital Staff Help Young Texas Cancer Patient Build Real Snowman Inside
• Do People Have Reactions From The COVID Vaccine? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Rosenthal reaches $11M deal with A's, who add Moreland
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Announces Vaccine Shipments Delayed Because Of Snow Storms In Other States
• Félix Hernández Hopes To Build On Shot At Hall Of Fame, Help Young Arms With Orioles
• Albany Lawmakers Move To Curtail Gov. Cuomo's Emergency Powers During Pandemic
• LIST Of Places Giving Away Drinking Water In North Texas
• NYC Sanitation Department Asks New Yorkers To Stay Off Roads While They Clear Snow Once Again
• Colorado's Highway Of Legends & Silver Thread Are Now National Scenic Byways
• Accused Sex Traffickers Arrested In Miami-Dade After Meeting Victim On Social Media Dating App
• 3 Trailblazing Philadelphia Radio Legends Reflect On Careers During Black History Month
• 'ERCOT Failed': Texas Gov. Abbott Issues Executive Order To Call For Investigation
• COVID In Florida: 5,117 Additional Cases, 166 New Deaths Reported Thursday
• COVID Vaccine: San Mateo County Vaccination Clinics Underway, But Short Supply Limits Rollout
• Gov. Walz Launches 'Vaccine Connector,' Says It's The Next Step In Rollout Strategy
• Police Link Driver To Rancho Cordova 2 Hit-And-Runs In 1 Day
• Montgomery County Weather: Snow Plow Crews Back At It As Abington Police Urge People To Stay Home
• NASA Rover 'Perseverance' Lands On Mars With MIT Experiment On Board
• P-22 Found Healthy, In Good Condition After 9 Years Of Living In Griffith Park
• Police Laying Down Law For South Florida Spring Break
• Gov. Evers, Wisconsin GOP Show Rare Signs Of Compromise In Tax Cut Bill
• Massachusetts Reports 1,803 New COVID Cases, 61 Additional Deaths
• Review Finds Prior Approval Not Needed For State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby's Travel; City To Review 'Disparate Guidance'
• 2 Dallas Officers Shot, 2 People Found Dead After Hours-Long Standoff
• LIST Of Boil Water Notices In North Texas
• Communities Stepping Up To Provide Food, Water To North Texans In Need Following Winter Storms, Power Outages
• Gov. Abbott Asks President Biden For 'Major Disaster Declaration' In Texas To Help With Recovery Efforts Following Winter Storms
• Philadelphia Weather: Latest Winter Storm Dumps Up To 10 Inches Of Snow In Some Parts Of Region
• COVID Vaccine Shipment To Massachusetts Delayed; Impact On Scheduled Appointments Unclear
• 'Engage Aurora' Designed To Help Community Connect, Offer Feedback On City Projects, Programs
• FBI investigating Cuomo's handling of nursing home COVID cases
• Maryland Lawmakers Urge President Biden To Approve State's Appeal For Inaugural Security Reimbursement
• Coronavirus Vaccine Disruptions Caused By Snow Across Region, Shortages Expected To Continue
• Task Force Seeks Tow Truck Driver Who May Have Witnessed Crash Before Dixon Officer-Involved Shooting
• Man Wanted In 2 Washington Co. Shootings Found Dead In West Virginia
• Pair Of Suspected Catalytic Converter Thieves Arrested In Roseville
• Prosecutors Want Bail Conditions For US Capitol Riot Suspect From Howard County
• Psaki says vaccinating teachers not needed to reopen schools 5 days a week
• Philadelphia Eagles Trade Quarterback Carson Wentz To Indianapolis Colts For Draft Picks, Reports Say
• NH Gov. Chris Sununu To Sign Order Requiring All Schools Provide In-Person Learning Option
• 'Don't Want To Be A Fan Anymore': Social Media In Uproar After Eagles Trade Carson Wentz To Indianapolis Colts
• 150+ Crashes, Slippery Roads Reported Around Maryland As Winter Storm Moves Through
• County Board Votes Down Resolution Recognizing US Rep's Work
• Carson Wentz Era Over In Philadelphia As QB Looks To Resuscitate Career With Indianapolis Colts
• Alex Cora Happy To Be Back In Baseball, Believes Red Sox Can Contend In 2021
• Brown: Carjackings Down 35% Over Last Two Weeks As Surge Continues
• COVID Reopening: San Francisco Students Hold Outdoor 'Zoom-In' Protest Over Continued Distance Learning
• Lincoln Park Zoo Asks Public To Vote On Name For African Spoonbill Chick
• Oakland A's Sign Former Giants Reliever Sergio Romo to 1-Year Contract
• First Confirmed Case Of South African COVID Variant In Mass. Is Cambridge Woman
• Maryland State Police Warn Somerset County Residents Of Recent Phone Scam
• TikTok Stars Bryce Hall And Blake Gray Plead Not Guilty To Charges For Throwing Hollywood Hills House Parties
• Mpls. Mayor Jacob Frey Revokes Restrictions On Bar Areas
• Michael Cudlitz On Paul Krendler's Relationship With 'Clarice': 'He Does Not Care For Her, She's Dangerous'
• Morales Hits Late FTs, Wagner Beats Mount St. Mary's 57-55
• The evidence of war crimes against Assad
• Watch Live From NASA's Jet Propulsion Labortory Covers the Landing Of The Mars Perseverance Rover
• Pittsburgh Police Officers Help Dog Stuck On Apartment Balcony In Freezing Temperatures
• Winter Storms In U.S. Lead To Postponements At Minnesota Vaccine Locations
• Walmart to hike pay for 425,000 workers
• Boil Water Order Lifted For Parts Of NE Broward
• Aldermen To Consider Settlements In CPD Wrong Raid From 2017, Fatal Police Shooting In 2015
• NH Man Allegedly Pointed Rifle At Couple Whose Kids Hit His Apartment Door
• Beale AFB Jet Makes Gear-Up Landing At Mather Airport
• 'We Are Enduring An Absolute Catastrophe': Dallas Mayor's Disaster Relief Fund Accepting Donations
• 2020 saw record renewable energy growth despite pandemic
• Coast Guard Searching For Person Who Fell Through Ice On Detroit River
• 7 Boats Burn In Dana Point Harbor, Witnesses Report Hearing Explosion
• Philadelphia Phillies Catcher J.T. Realmuto Has Fracture In Right Thumb
• Oakland Police Source: Detectives Reluctant To Arrest Store Owner Who Foiled Robbery With Gun
• Donald Valdez To Run For Congress, Says Rep. Lauren Boebert 'Egged On' Capitol Rioters
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Infection Rate And Hospitalizations Continue Trending Down, But Vaccine Shipments Still Delayed By Weather
• Snowthrower Recalled Due To Amputation Hazard
• Over 62,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• 4 Men Charged In String Of Montgomery County Convenience Store Robberies
• Travel Woes Continue Throughout North Texas With Slick Roads, Gas Stations Out Of Fuel
• Storm Watch: New York City Exceeds Average Seasonal Snow Total With More Than 30 Inches
• Google's First Office In Minn. Will Be In Downtown Rochester Due To Mayo Clinic Partnership
• Heard In Detroit: Djangophonique, Justin Alexandor, & More!
• Santa Cruz High-Speed Chase Leads To Arrest For Multiple Felonies
• Nearly 300,000 Coloradans Can Expect Long-Awaited Pandemic Unemployment Assistance Payments Saturday
• Multiple animals die at sanctuary after winter blast cuts power
• NBA Announces All-Star Game, Which Will Benefit Black Colleges And COVID Relief
• Miguel's Jr. To Open New Lake Elsinore Restaurant With Pandemic-Influenced Changes
• After 8 Months On The Run, Couple Wanted For Arson During Unrest Captured In Mexico
• S.C. governor signs law banning most abortions; Planned Parenthood sues
• Video: Deer Hunker Down To Ride Out Snowstorm Near Colorado Springs
• Gopher Men's Hockey Series Against Penn State Canceled Due To COVID
• Denver Weather: Coloradans Brush Off Fluffy Snow, Some Areas See Nearly 1 Foot
• ICE unveils new rules limiting arrests and deportations
• Black Churches Partner With LA County To Provide COVID Testing To Underserved Communities
• Study: People With Severe COVID Conditions Can Develop Growths In The Back Of Their Eye
• Brookfield Zoo Opening 2 Months After COVID Forced Closure
• 'Wanting To Be A Good Dad,' Sen. Cruz Travels To Mexico With Family Amid Weather Crisis
• Man Killed, Woman Injured In Thursday Shootings, Baltimore Police Say
• Wind-Driven Mulch Fire Explodes In Ontario
• Unifying America: Athletes And Community Leaders Host Panel To Fight Anti-Semitism
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Positivity Rate, Hospitalizations Continue To Decline; Nearly 1K New Cases Reported
• San Francisco Teachers Union Demands Urgency From District Officials On School Reopenings
• Migrants On The Move Again In Mexico And Central America
• CCAC Nursing Program Extends Application Deadline
• Oakland County: Health Division Has Administered Nearly All COVID Vaccine Doses Received
• Woman Allegedly Offered To Inject Undercover LAPD Officers With Counterfeit Botox, Juvaderm
• Police: New Jersey Teen Arrested For Deadly Staten Island Hit-And-Run
• Purple Snow, F. Salt Fitzgerald, Flake Superior: MnDOT Reveals Finalists In 'Name A Snowplow' Contest
• New Jersey Weather: Snow Not Stopping Camden County Residents From Receiving COVID-19 Vaccine
• University Of Florida Vets Pull Shoe From Stomach Of 341-Pound Crocodile
• Boulder Woman Falls Into Gulley On Flagstaff Mountain During Snowstorm
• Police: Robbers Use Zip Ties, Gun To Steal $28K In Cash From Washington County Restaurant
• "Mattress Mack" opens Texas furniture store as shelter
• U.S. Congressman Rush Demands Resignation Or Termination Of Chicago USPS Manager
• Nevada County Sheriff 'Mobile Crisis Team' Not On Duty At Time Of Deadly Deputy Shooting
• Patrol: More Than 100 Crashes Amid Thursday's Commute; Trooper Injured In Crash
• Kirkland Museum Of Fine And Decorative Art Closed After Water Valve Bursts
• Man Tries To Drive Across North Park Lake, Partially Submerges Vehicle
• Man Dies In Crash Off North Sacramento I-80 Onramp
• Aldermen, Activists Criticize Mayor Lightfoot For Spending More Than $280 Million In Pandemic Relief Funds On CPD
• WBZ-TV's David Wade Documents Long Wait To Get Vaccine Appointments For Parents
• ComEd Sending Dozens Of Workers To Baltimore In Advance Of Ice Storm
• Miami Mayor Makes Pitch To San Francisco Tech Workers -- 'Thinking Of Moving To Miami? DM Me'
• 42% Of Florida Seniors Have Received COVID Vaccine While Governor DeSantis Under Fire For Distribution Favoritism
• Arrest Warrant Issued In Deadly Union Township Shooting
• 71-Year-Old Man Fighting For His Life Following Mass Shooting Near SEPTA's Olney Transportation Center In Philadelphia
• VIDEO: Good Samaritan Comes To Aid Of Woman In Fairfield Confrontation
• Crews Work To Repair Water Main Break Near Willis Tower
• Devante Dixon Surrenders Following Shooting At Delaware County Walmart Over Video Game Sale Dispute, Police Say
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 3,345 More Coronavirus Cases, Statewide Total Grows To Over 905K
• Bob Dole says he's been diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer
• Winter Weather Leads To Shipping Delays For COVID-19 Vaccines
• 'Comment Below, Tag 3 Friends'; Scammers Targeting Instagram Giveaways
• Water Main Break Affecting Large Residential Area In St. Paul
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured When Canopy Collapses At Pullman Off-Track Betting Parlor, In One Of Many Roof Collapses Under Weight Of Snow
• COVID In Minnesota: 14 More Deaths Reported As Vaccine Doses Surpass 975,000
• Man Killed, Woman Injured In Mercer County Fire
• WATCH LIVE: Pennsylvania Officials Outline Statewide Response To Snowstorm, Vaccine Delivery Status
• One Person Killed In Malibu Car Fire Overnight
• Lauderhill Police Investigating Shooting, Three Men Injured
• Lab Studies Suggest Pfizer, Moderna Vaccines Can Protect Against COVID-19 Variant
• DPD Chief On Domestic Violence: 'Just Because You Have To Stay Home, Doesn't Mean You Have To Stay With Your Abuser'
• California hospital achieves COVID-19 herd immunity among staff
• Vaccine Super Site Headed For At Anaheim Convention Center; Santa Ana College Vaccine Clinic Now Open
• Body Found Inside Burned Boat On Bethel Island Identified
• Everything The 'Riverdale' Cast Has Been Up To Lately
• ERCOT Says Power Able To Be Restored For Majority Of Affected Texas Residents
• Former Marlins Owner Jeffrey Loria To Reimburse Local Governments $5.5 Million For Cost Of Marlins Park
• Chris Sale Remains Upbeat, Believes He'll Return Stronger Both Mentally And Physically
• Police: 30-Year-Old Carl Cheeseman Jr. Dies After Vehicle Collides With Tractor-Trailer In Gloucester County
• She Started An Online Yoga Community For Black Women, Now She's Opening A Healing Space In Minneapolis
• 5 things everyone wants to know about the COVID-19 vaccine
• AP Source: Police Suggest Keeping US Capitol Fence For Months
• COVID Vaccine Clinic For Plymouth Veterans Delayed By Weather Issues At Shipping Sites
• Bloomington-Based Toro Company Recalls Power Max Snowthrower Due To Amputation Hazard
• 106-Year-Old Maria Torres, Who Survived 1918 Flu Pandemic, Receives COVID-19 Vaccine
• Chris Sale Said He Had A Mild Case Of COVID-19 In January
• 5 Chilean Men Arrested For Dozens Of Burglaries Around Thousand Oaks Trails, Dog Parks
• Stanford Pediatrician Dylan O'Connor Pleads Not Guilty To Attempted Lewd Acts With Minor
• VA Maryland Has Administered COVID Vaccines To 9,700 Veterans
• Mass. National Guard May Help Transport COVID Vaccines Delayed By Weather
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports No New Deaths, 247 Additional Cases
• Vatican employees could lose their jobs for refusing COVID vaccine
• Today On Drew: Kat Dennings, Love Bug with Garcelle Beauvais, Drew's News!
• Anne Arundel County Police Searching For Suspect In Crofton Gas Station Armed Robbery
• Danny Ainge Doesn't Believe Celtics Players Are Tuning Out Brad Stevens: 'That Is Ridiculous'
• The Broadmoor Remains Forbes' Longest-Running Five-Star Hotel In The World
• Detroit Archbishop Sprinkles Ashes Due To COVID-19 Concerns
• Fmr. Twins Infielder Brian Dozier Announces Retirement
• Storm Timeline: What To Expect And When From Latest Winter Storm To Hit Tri-State
• More Than 28K Unemployment Claims Filed Week Ending Feb. 13
• New Zealand schools will offer free period products to students
• Texas hospitals suffer from water issues amid widespread power outages
• U.K. will infect healthy volunteers in COVID-19 "challenge trial"
• Community Leader and Local Real Estate Mogul, Moses Shepherd, Scores Historic Contract With the City of Detroit
• Local Entrepreneur Looks To Build Community-Owned Neighborhood Grocery Stores
• Flags At Half Staff In Colorado Thursday As Former State Rep. Val Vigil Is Laid To Rest
• FBI, U.S. Attorney Reportedly Investigating Gov. Andrew Cuomo's COVID Task Force Amid Questions About Nursing Home Deaths
• DNA May Link Coyote That Bit NorCal Girl To At Least 3 Other Attacks
• Harrisburg Native Jennifer Brady Reaches First Grand Slam Final In Australian Open, To Face Naomi Osaka
• WATCH: Vehicles Slip, Slide Across Philadelphia Area Roadways As Winter Storm Causes Slick Conditions
• Everything to know about NASA's Mars Ingenuity helicopter
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• Ex-Police Detective Faces Charges In Embezzlement Case
• Motorcyclist Suspected Of Street Racing In Custody After Pursuit Ends In Anaheim
• Care Packages For Long-Distance Relationships
• COVID-19 Headquarters: Can Our Treatments Stand Up To The New Strains?
• Wisconsin Senate Poised To Pass Bipartisan Unemployment Bill
• Weather Blog: Sick Of Winter Yet?
• 3 Of New Jersey's 6 COVID-19 Vaccination Megasites Close Amid Storm
• Detroit Adds Residents 60 Or Older With Health Conditions To Eligibility List For COVID-19 Vaccines
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Defiant Gym Faces $1 Million In Fines; Protocols Change Ash Wednesday; Low-Income Taxpayers To Get $600 State Relief Check
• FKA twigs details alleged abusive relationship with actor Shia LaBeouf
• DEA Agents Break Up Major Meth Lab In The Bronx; NYC's Top Drug Enforcement Agent Says Pandemic Exacerbated Opioid Crisis In City
• Fish Fry Guide To Twin Cities Catholic Churches
• MN DNR's EagleCam Update: Mother Laid An Egg
• Dartmouth College Plans For 'Normal' Fall Term, With COVID Caveats
• Belarus jails 2 reporters for coverage of anti-government protest
• 'Nobody Wants That Kind Of Crap': Orangevale Neighbors Want To Know More About Who Really Lives Next Door
• San Leandro Votes To Mark Day For Steven Taylor, Killed By Former Police Officer
• Car Thefts Skyrocket Due To COVID, Task Force Commander: 'It's Going To Get Worse'
• Most Pet Parents Let Their Babies Get Away With Too Much, Survey Finds
• 16-Year-Old Killed In Overnight Shooting Outside 7-Eleven In Southwest Philadelphia
• 12-Inch Water Main Ruptures Near Willis Tower
• Texas Band 'Black Pumas' Capture Grammy Attention With Fusion Of Rock, Soul
• Florida "Dance Moms" Teacher Accused Of Sex Abuse
• Alameda, California Coast Guard Crews Seize $156 Million Worth Of Cocaine
• 'Hot Bench' Judges Tanya Acker, Patricia DiMango And Michael Corriero Discuss The Eviction Moratorium: 'There's Going To Be A Rude Awakening'
• Folsom Sexual Assault Allegedly Linked To Man Who Falsely Claimed To Be Victim Of Racially-Motivated Attack
• Jamal Murray Scores 35, But Nuggets Fall To Wizards 130-128
• Missing San Francisco Man Found Dead In Crawl Space Of His Home
• SEE IT: Alligator Steals Golfer's Wayward Ball On Florida Golf Course
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• Outages Drop Below 1 Million In Texas; Icy Weather Heads East Leaving Misery In Its Wake
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• Just Another Dip In The Celtics' Roller Coaster Of A Season
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• Wallace Becomes 1st Black Driver To Lead Lap At Daytona 500
• Vestas Announces Consolidation & Layoffs At Colorado Factories
• Dan Levy Tweets Chicago's 'Schitt's Creek' Pop-Up Is Not Sanctioned By The Show
• Unemployment claims rise for the first time in a month
• Six Flags, Baltimore Convention Center Mass Vaccination Sites Closed Thursday Due To Weather
• Warehouse Fire In Fort Lauderdale, Dog Rescued
• Operation Safe Quarantine Nets 15 More Arrests On Child Pornography Charges In Burlington County
• Woman Shot During Dispute Overnight In Baltimore, Police Say
• Don Diamont On Returning To 'Young And The Restless': 'Really A Thrill'
• Lions Hire Antwaan Randle El
• Eight People Shot In Broad Daylight Near Olney Transportation Station, Philadelphia Police Say
• South Africa strain shows risk of unequal COVID "Vaccine Apartheid"
• Pistons Give Up Big Lead To The Bulls
• WATCH: NASA Program Scientist Mitch Schulte 'Nervous But Confident' In Perseverance Rover's Landing On Mars
• Report: PIAA To Require All Athletes To Wear Masks During State Championships
• San Jose Gym Fined $1 Million For COVID-19 Health Order Violations Shuts Down Indoor Operations
• Miami Proud: 'Girls Makes Beats' Empowers Girls With Music Industry Skills
• California virus aid plan would pay $600 each to millions
• Ready For A Weather Whiplash? North Texas Begins Gradual Thawing Out Process
• Roche: A Few Reasons To Feel A Little Optimistic About The 2021 Red Sox
• ONCOR Says 150,000 North Texans Still Without Power, 'Recognizes Hardships'
• COVID-19 is pushing struggling rural hospitals to the brink
• New York Weather: More Snow Moves Into Tri-State Area Thursday
• Unifying America: McKeesport Native Johnasia Cash Finds Her Voice On And Off The Court At Penn State
• PennDOT Crews Hard At Work As Region Expecting Measurable Snow On Thursday
• 'Cybersickness:' Too Much Screen Time Leading To Illness And Injury
• Delaware Sewer Break Discharges Wastewater Into River
• U.S. life expectancy plunged a full year as pandemic took hold
• Serena Williams loses to Naomi Osaka in Australian Open semifinals
• Facebook blocks Australian access to news
• Demi Lovato says 2018 overdose led to 3 strokes and heart attack
• Hundreds of thousands still without power in Texas
• Feds seize more than 11 million fake N95 masks
• Texas governor details plan to restore power to millions
• Woman is named Tokyo Olympics chief in something of a breakthrough
• Pennsylvania Facing Shortage Of Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine Shots After Providers Mistakenly Use 2nd Doses As 1st Doses
• Deadline For Murphy To Act On Marijuana Bill Delayed By Day
• Democrats unveil Biden-backed immigration overhaul bill
• Don't blame wind turbines for Texas' historic power outages
• Montgomery County Switching To Pfizer Vaccine After Moderna Shortage Leads To Over 5,200 Canceled Appointments
• NAACP lawsuit will put Trump "out of business," lawmaker says
• US Needs To Brace Itself For More Deadly Storms, Experts Say
• Police: Driver Takes Off After Hitting Man In Brooklyn Intersection
• Texas mayor resigns after telling residents "only the strong will survive"
• After Lengthy Delays, Project To Install Surveillance Cameras On Chicago Expressways Finally Showing Progress
• CPD Seeking Help Locating Hit-And-Run Driver Who Struck Bicyclist
• Man Accused Of Spray Painting Swastika, Anti-Black Statements On NYU Building
• Curry Helps Warriors Rally Past Heat In OT
• Career Coach: Resumes Formats
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• Pittsburgh Weather: Chilly Temperatures And Snow Showers Throughout The Day
• Chicago Weather: Light Snow Showers Thursday; Warmup Ahead
• BGE Crews Ready For Winter Storm, Customers Reminded To Prepare For Potential Outages
• Dozens arrested as rapper's jailing over tweets sparks fury in Spain
• Exclusive: Developer Says Only Environmental Impact Study Standing In Way Of Shinnecock Casino Construction
• Maryland State Highway Administration Urging Residents To Stay Off Roads During Expected Snowstorm
• Search For Missing Woman Noemi Bolivar Continues At Anne Kolb Nature Center
• At Least 1 Killed In Crash Involving Tractor-Trailer In Franklin Township
• Report: Judge Denies Crack'd Egg Owner's Request To Open During Their Appeal
• How To Stay Safe, Prepare For Incoming Snow, Winter Weather In Maryland
• Bethel Park Volunteer Fire Company Captain Charles Moore Dies At Age 78
• It Happens Here: Gore Place Is Waltham's Hidden Gem
• Pittsburgh Promise Temporarily Eliminates Minimum GPA Requirement
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• Magic Rally Past Knicks, Ending 3-Game Winning Streak

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• Dolly Parton humbly rejects proposed statue in her honor at Tennessee state Capitol
• McDonald's franchisee Herbert Washington sues company over racial discrimination
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• NASA's Perseverance rover survives "seven minutes of terror" to land on Mars
• Google data shows Americans are eager for COVID-19 vaccine information
• NASA's Perseverance rover completes ambitious Mars landing
• Former presidential candidate Bob Dole diagnosed with lung cancer
• Democrats unveil immigration plan with 8-year pathway to citizenship
• New York governor faces federal probe over nursing home deaths
• Winter storm continues to pummel South as freezing temps persist
• Dangerous winter storm lashes East Coast with snow and ice
• Texas faces water crisis as death toll mounts from frigid temps
• Iran threatens to block nuclear inspectors if U.S. does not lift sanctions
• Ted Cruz under fire for family trip to Cancun as Texas grapples with winter storm
• Democrats unveil bill offering pathway to citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants
• Biden administration aims to boost economy by investing billions to revive American manufacturing
• What the Biden administration might do about reparations
• Former Acting DHS Secretary Chad Wolf says it's an "ongoing question" why Capitol Police weren't prepared
• House Financial Services committee holds hearing on GameStop stock drama
• NASA's Perseverance rover successfully lands on Mars
• Former prosecutor: More evidence of war crimes against Syrian President Assad than there was against Nazis
• "Mattress Mack" opens Houston furniture stores to hundreds without power after storm
• Democrats and White House to unveil immigration overhaul bill
• Psychologist details historic ties between pandemics and extremism
• Republican state lawmakers push for judicial redistricting in Pennsylvania
• As winter storms delay vaccine shipments, California hospital vaccinates most of its workers
• Meet the Challah Back Girls: Sisters use their love of baking to support social justice groups
• Ava DuVernay talks inclusion initiative in Hollywood, "Queen Sugar," and remembering Cicely Tyson
• Texas winter storm gaining new urgency
• Worldview: Free speech protests turn violent in Spain; Facebook retaliates against Australia
• South Carolina House passes ban on abortions once fetal cardiac activity is detected
• Space Watch: NASA's Perseverance rover to land on Mars
• Epic Games files EU antitrust complaint against Apple
• COVID-19 vaccinations at California hospital lead to 95% decline in sick employees
• Democrats to unveil immigration overhaul bill, seeking to create path to citizenship for millions
• Developing world lagging behind in effort to inoculate populations
• Texas Governor Greg Abbott passes blame for statewide power outages
• Discussions on Biden administration's American Rescue Plan continue
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