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• Westminster PD Reunites Elderly Woman With Family
• Investigators Track Fairfield Hit-And-Run Suspect To El Paso, Texas
• 5 Things To Know Before Filing Your 2020 Taxes
• UPDATE: Small Plane Lost Power Before Crashing Into Car On I-580 Overpass In Livermore
• Fatal Crash Shuts Down Southbound Highway 99 At Mack Road
• UPDATE: Tiger Woods Awake, Responsive After Suffering Multiple Leg Injuries In Car Crash
• Help Wanted: Midtown Sacramento Restaurants Looking To Bring Back Workers
• Clippers Rout Wizards 135-116, Snap Washington's Win Streak
• Want More For The Money? Real Estate Agent Says Look To The Inland Empire
• Sacramento County Considers Alternate Emergency Line For Immediate Mental Health Help
• Broomfield Businesses Welcome More Customers Under Level Blue
• Chicago Weather: Breezy And Cooler Wednesday
• Tiffany Henyard Declares Victory In Dolton Democratic Mayoral Primary
• Body Of Woodside Woman Found Below Rim Of Grand Canyon
• Lodi Man Accused Of Stealing $3,000 In Cherry Tree Roots From Farmer
• Ex-Officials Blame Intelligence Failure, Red Tape For Botched Response To Capitol Attack
• Daniel Biss Declares Victory In Evanston Mayoral Race
• San Bernardino County Opens New COVID-19 Vaccine Site; Ventura Surpasses 800 Total Deaths
• Bucks Beat Wolves 139-112 In Coach Chris Finch's Debut
• 'Stay Tuned,' Baker Says On Possibility Fans Will Soon Be Allowed In Massachusetts Stadiums
• Jeffco Public Health: 70% Of Those 70+ Received First COVID Dose
• 'A Huge Mystery': Peabody Officials Investigate 'Booms' Felt By Hundreds Of Residents
• 3 Feet Of Distance Minimum Goal For Bringing Kids Back To School, Education Officials Say
• COVID Call Center Aims To Help Older Coloradans In Tri-County Health Area Get Vaccine
• Mass. Teachers Union Slams Plan To Remove Remote Learning As 'Waving A Magic Wand'
• Mass. Aims To Take Remote, Hybrid Learning 'Off The Table,' Bring Students Back To Classrooms
• 'It's Egregious': SchoolChoice Extended For STEAM School After DPS Lists Wrong Address
• Some Illinois Unemployment Recipients Still Haven't Received 1099-G Tax Forms In Mail, Have Trouble Downloading Them Online
• 'It Was Very Traumatic And Hectic:' Victims Of Deadly South Lake Tahoe Fire Recall Rescue From Smoke-Filled Building
• Aurora Leaders Call For Change Following Elijah McClain Independent Investigation
• Woman, 11-Year-Old Child Found Dead In Boonton, New Jersey
• Retired NYPD Officer Thomas Webster, Republican Committeeman Philip Grillo Arrested For Alleged Roles In Capitol Riot
• Dolton West School District 148 To Continue Remote Learning For Rest Of School Year
• States Could Begin To Get Single-Dose Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Allocations As Soon As Next Week, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Says
• What Car Advice Should You Follow?
• Veterans In Support Of Recreational Marijuana State Their Case To Lawmakers
• Man Who Moved From Chicago Gets His Forwarded Mail Delivered 3 Months Late
• How M&T Bank Stadium Turned Into A COVID-19 Mass Vaccination Site In 18 Days
• Bill Aims To Raise Standards In Maryland's Unemployment Insurance Program
• Road To Reopening: Madison Square Garden, Barclays Center Set To Welcome Back Spectators
• LA County Opens COVID-19 Testing Kiosk At Battleship USS Iowa In San Pedro
• Dimitri's International Grille In Catonsville To Close Its Doors
• 'Anjanette Young Ordinance' Aims For Stricter Search Warrant Reforms, Will Be Introduced to Council Wednesday
• Assonet Man Killed In Head-On Crash On Route 1 In Wrentham
• Caught On Camera: New Jersey State Troopers Rescue Teen Stuck In Frigid Marsh
• 'He Didn't Deserve That': Family Seeking Answers After Body Of Neel Curiel Found Shot, Burnt
• Ravens' John Harbaugh Takes Pictures With Fans, Pays Everyone's Tab While Out To Dinner At Jimmy's Famous Seafood
• Daniel Prude Death: Grand Jury Decides Not To Charge Officers Involved In Fatal Encounter
• Lumber Prices Skyrocket During Pandemic Construction And Remodeling Boom
• Tiger Woods Hospitalized After Rollover Crash In California
• Kapanen, Guentzel Push Penguins To 3-2 OT Win Over Capitals
• WCCO 1-On-1 With New Mpls. Fire Dept. Chief Bryan Tyner, Talks Plans Surrounding Chauvin Trial
• Baltimore County Parents Say They're Ready For Students To Return To School, While Teachers Voice Safety Concerns
• Masks Will Be Required In Schools, Including Classrooms, Gyms, Hallways, Gov. Larry Hogan Says
• 75-Year-Old Maryland Woman Says She 'Doesn't Know What To Do Next' After Repeated Attempts To Make COVID-19 Vaccination Appointment
• Win Streak Over For Illini As They Fall To Michigan State
• 'I Didn't Think I Was Going To Make It': CBS 11 Photojournalist Sal Rios Shares Personal Struggle With COVID-19
• Doncic Hits Last-Second 3 To Lift Mavs Over Celtics 110-107
• Baltimore Police: Man Arrested In Fatal Stabbing Of 57-Year-Old Woman
• Curry Leads Warriors Past Knicks 114-106 As Fans Return To Madison Square Garden
• State Patrol: 2 Teens Arrested After High-Speed Chase, Crash On I-94 In East Metro
• Pennsylvania State Police Find Missing Anthony Mileca Of Westmoreland County
• Kane, Blackhawks Beat Blue Jackets In Shootout
• Tobias Harris, Sixers Hold On To Beat Raptors 109-102
• Zach LaVine Chosen As NBA All-Star For First Time
• Nets Send Kings To 8th Straight Loss
• 100-Year-Old World War II Veteran Gene Gravener Receives Second COVID Shot In Vineland
• 'Southwest Michigan First' Faces Backlash For Hiring Former Michigan Republican House Speaker
• WR Dez Bryant Wants To Play More Football, But It Doesn't Look Like It Will Be With The Ravens
• 85-Year-Old Cyclist Hit, Killed By Garbage Truck In Aurora
• Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist Tours University Of Michigan's Vaccine Site
• Tiger Woods In Stable Condition, Suffered 'Serious Injuries To Both Legs' In Rollover Crash
• Philadelphia Police Release New Video Of Suspect Wanted For Raping Woman Inside Macy's Bathroom
• Kasperi Kapanen, Jake Guentzel Push Penguins To 3-2 OT Win Over Capitals
• Woman Recounts Springing Into Action To Help Save 4 Boys Who Fell Through Frozen Lake In New Jersey
• COVID: 'Let's Reopen Them' Parents Protest To Restart In-Person Learning In Sunnyvale
• Suspected DUI Driver Arrested After Head-On Crash Kills Couple In West Sacramento
• Senate Eyes Making It Harder To Amend Constitution
• Memorial To Police Shooting Victim Steven Taylor Planned For San Leandro Marina
• Vaccine Fraud Bill Getting Teed Up In House
• FAA Orders Inspections Of Planes With Same Engine That Exploded Mid-Air Over Broomfield
• Texas Lost Approximately 1,000 Doses Of COVID-19 Vaccine To Winter Storm Disruptions
• LA County Hopes To Source Millions Of Free Masks For Residents, Schools
• Police Searching For Missing UC Santa Cruz Student Last Seen Sunday
• Man Killed In House Fire In Hagerstown Tuesday Afternoon, Officials Say
• Backup On The Bay: Long Line Of Cargo Ships Wait To Dock At Port of Oakland
• 'Wonderful, Safe & Fun' Polar Plunge Events Scheduled This Winter & Spring
• Tarrant County Leaders Pushing State To Reverse Plan To Cut COVID-19 Vaccine Allocations
• 'We Do Not Stick Strictly To Those Phases': Arwady On Why Some Chicago Neighborhoods Are Allowing Anyone 18 And Over To Get A COVID Vaccine
• Rapper Meek Mill Says He Apologized To Vanessa Bryant For 'Insensitive And Disrespectful' Lyrics
• Girl, 14, Charged In 3 January Carjackings In West Town
• Historic Belmar Park In Santa Monica Unveils Sculpture Honoring History Of Black Community
• Businesses In Yolo County Allowed To Operate With Reduced Restrictions
• Pa. Nurses Push To Pass Bill To Prevent Burnout, Improve Working Conditions
• Shots Fired In Foothill Farms Neighborhood, No Injuries Reported
• 2 San Fernando Valley Men Arraigned In Fake US Document Mill Scheme
• Coroner: Pa. Man Found Dead In Partially Frozen Pond Likely Tried To Rescue His 2 Dogs Who Fell Through Ice
• COVID Vaccines: SamTrans Latest Transit Agency To Offer Free Rides To Vaccination Sites
• 4 Riverside County Districts Set To Resume In-Person Instruction As Positivity Rate Falls Below 10%
• Smoke Billows From 2-Alarm Warehouse Fire In Denver
• Family Of Brooklyn Woman Who Was Murdered In 2017 Wants Officers Found Guilty Of 'Failure To Take Police Action' Fired: 'They Have Destroyed A Family'
• Man Wanted For Burglarizing 40+ Apartment Storage Units During Winter Storm Power Outages In Grapevine
• Cold-Hearted Thieves Violently Hijack Motorized Wheelchair In Brazen San Francisco Crime
• Driver Rescued After Going Over Guard Rail, Plunging 60 Feet Into Embankment In Orange County
• Thousands Of Renters In Garland And Arlington Still Have No Water
• Dr. Kevin Stephens: Florida's Vaccination Disparity Affecting Black Americans Is A Problem Of Access, Hesitancy & More
• Police: Pregnant Teen, 20-Year-Old Man Injured In Double Shooting After At Least 20 Shots Fired Into Vehicle
• Man Charged In Connection To 2 Attempted Rapes In The Bronx
• Officials: 3-Year-Old Boy In Ohio May Have Started Fire In Grandmother's Home That Killed Him
• Roseville Restroom Peeper: Woman Says Man Tried to Record Her In Bathroom
• COVID Vaccine In New York: MTA Opening Its Own Employee Vaccination Program
• Liz Cheney calls on GOP to do more to reject "white supremacy"
• Farmington Lawmaker Targets Minneapolis City Council Salaries In New Bill
• Body Of Dead Humpback Whale On Maryland Beach Being Removed
• No Return Date Yet For San Francisco Schools; District, Unions Still Far Apart
• Local School Districts Improving Air Filtration As More Campuses Allowed To Reopen
• Update: Filly Becomes 5th Thoroughbred Fatality At Golden Gate Fields This Year
• Colorado Receives $18 Million To Help Build, Renovate, Modernize Affordable Housing
• Nearly 20 New COVID-19 Variant Cases Detected Across New York State
• LA County Extends Moratorium On Evictions Through June 30
• Spring Training 2021: Andrew Vaughn Hopes To Make Opening Day Roster For Sox, Ian Happ Expected To Be Leadoff Man Again For Cubs
• Quincy Police Searching For Suspect After 2 Robberies
• Fund Created To Help Small Business Owners Amid Lexington Market Redevelopment
• At Least 11 Sickened By Carbon Monoxide Poisoning During Church Service In Prince George's County
• Guy Fieri's Flavortown Opens Ghost Kitchens In Maryland
• Gov. Newsom Says Deal To Reopen Schools Is Close
• 'We Will Take What We Can Get': Thousands Of Natomas Unified Students Head Back To Class
• Denver Weather: Snow And Cold Puts A Quick End To Mild Weather
• Sheriff's Office: Suspected Impaired Driver Hits Elderly Woman In Northern Minnesota
• Elijah McClain Report: Aurora Police Detective Tells 911 'He Got The Help He Needed'
• Black History Is Our History: MLB Working To Incorporate Negro League Stats Into Official Record
• 2 Years Later, Homicide During Mankato Snowstorm Remains Unsolved
• US Judge Orders Emma Coronel Aispuro, Wife Of Mexican Drug Lord 'El Chapo' To Remain Temporarily Jailed After Drug Trafficking Arrest
• Richmond City Leaders, Community Groups Excoriate Chevron Over Oil Spill; Want Discussion Over Refinery's Future
• LA County Surpasses 20K COVID-19 Deaths; Test Positivity Rate Falls to 5.1%
• Cook County Public Guardian Speaks Out After He Said He And His Department Were Being Silenced By DCFS
• Pittsburg Council Approves Controversial Faria / Southwest Hills Project With 1,500 Homes
• Sixers' Ben Simmons Named Eastern Conference All-Star Game Reserve For 3rd Consecutive Year
• Truckers Push Back Against PennDOT's Plan To Toll 9 Bridges Statewide
• Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office Questions Quality Of Steel City Meats After Customer Complaints
• San Francisco Supervisors Approve Fund To Help Save Music and Entertainment Venues
• Video Shows Moment When Woman Was Hit, Killed By SUV In Englewood; Police May Have Been Pursuing Driver
• Unborn Child Killed In Head-On Crash In Yuba County
• Judge Rules Suburban Restaurant's Case Against Insurance Company Can Proceed, After Pandemic Interruption Claim Was Denied
• Local Republicans Call For Investigation Of Nursing Home Death Count While Gov. Tom Wolf Disputes 'Baseless' Allegations
• 'Most Severe Burns I've Ever Seen': Injured Dog Treated By Dumb Friends League Gets New Life With Loving Family
• Missing 9-Year-Old Malachi Taylor Found, Delaware State Police Say
• 'I Am Super Optimistic' Some COVID Restrictions Lifted, But Doctors Still Urge People To Mask-Up, Maintain Social Distance
• Grand Jury Declines To Indict Officers In Death Of Daniel Prude, Chicago Man Who Died While Being Restrained By Police In Rochester, N.Y.
• Jaylen Brown, Jayson Tatum Named NBA All-Star Reserves
• Woman Trapped For 10 Hours After Awning Collapse In Schiller Park
• COVID In MN: Gov. Walz Highlights Plan To Get Vaccine To MN's Diverse Communities
• Pennsylvania Reaches 'Important Milestone' In Vaccinating Seniors For COVID-19, Gov. Wolf Says
• LA County Adopts Ordinance Requiring $5 Hero Pay For Grocery Workers
• Maryland High School Graduation Rate Remains Consistent, State Data Shows
• Twins' Josh Donaldson Seeks Calf Strength After 'Fluke Ordeal'
• 21K Shots A Week: COVID-19 Community Vaccination Center Opens At Globe Life Field
• Nearly 1,000 girls become first female Eagle Scouts
• Over 200 Pets Evacuated From Texas, Louisiana Ready For Adoption At Brandywine Valley SPCA
• EXCLUSIVE: 2 Ridley Township Police Detectives Reinstated After Claiming They Were Demoted, Retaliated Against
• 'Back To Good Health': Firefighting Pilots Now Seeding Pine Gulch Burn Scar
• Small Pieces Of United Airlines Flight 328 Becoming Collector's Items In Broomfield
• COVID Reopening: San Francisco Lifts 10-Day Quarantine Requirement For Travel Outside Bay Area
• Parker Police Turn Over Results Of Von Miller Investigation To District Attorney's Office
• Denver Winter Storm: Blast Of Cold Arrives Late Tuesday, Snow Follows 24 Hours Later
• Mayor De Blasio Pushes Campaign Against Anti-Asian Hate Crimes, Including Financial Penalties And Potential Jail Time
• Open For Business: Buddha Babe In Mount Airy Is Beacon Of Hope For Entire Community
• Runners Honor Ahmaud Arbery With 2.23 Mile Run, Walk On Anniversary Of His Death
• 16-Year-Old Faces Murder Charge For Alleged Connection 62-Year-Old Man's Fatal Shooting
• 'It Really Does Exacerbate It': Texas Students Struggling During Pandemic, Now Hit With Winter Storms Impact
• Sports arenas begin reopening in New York City
• One-Handed Basketball Player Inspiring Others On And Off The Court At Seneca Valley High School
• Appeals Court Tosses $44.7 Million Verdict Against City In Shooting Of Michael LaPorta By Off-Duty Cop Patrick Kelly
• Nationwide Natural Gas Price Spike Will Impact Utility Bills In Minnesota
• Orioles' Austin Hays Says He's An 'Everyday Outfielder' As He Fights For Starting Job
• Orange County Now Meets 2 Key Metrics To Move From Purple Tier Into Red Tier
• Marine behind viral TikTok says she's not unique
• Kennywood Replacing More Than 500 Feet Of Track On The Racer
• Wisconsin DNR To End Wolf Season After Just 3 Days
• State Using Catholic Schools As Example To Bring Students Back To Class Safely
• Connecticut Announces Vaccine Eligibility Schedule Based On Age
• Federal Reserve Study Shows Minnesota Mothers Were Disproportionately Hit By Pandemic Job Losses
• Newsom Signs COVID Relief Package That Will Send $600 Payments To Nearly 6 Million Californians
• Miami-Dade Man Responds Quickly To 'Beware The Jews' Graffiti On Fence
• COVID Vaccine: Those Who Use Facial Fillers May Notice Swelling After Getting Shots, But Doctors Say Not To Worry
• Science Museum Set To Reopen With Limited Capacity
• North Texas State Senator To Refile Past Bill Calling For Threat Assessment Of Texas Electric Grid
• Emotional Reunion As Salvatore Sgroi Meets NYPD Detective, Officer Who Saved His Life After 'Widowmaker' Heart Attack
• Injured Snowshoer Survives 30+ Hours In The Cold After Getting Lost In Boulder County
• One Meridian Plaza High-Rise Fire Killed 3 Philadelphia Firefighters 30 Years Ago
• Ahmaud Arbery's mother alleges "cover up" by police, prosecutors
• Cause Of NW Baltimore Gas Explosion Remains Undetermined, Fire Officials Say It Started In A Closet
• Bay Area Lawmaker Seeks 3 Years Of Basic Income For Aged-Out Foster Youth
• Point Breeze Neighbors Still Shaken After Man Staying At Airbnb Shot In Head
• 'Definitely Gross': Crews Working To Clean Raw Sewage Flowing Into Ventnor Streets Due To Pipe Leak
• Rockies Shortstop Trevor Story Focused On Season, Not Deal
• Family Of Minnesotan Presumed Dead While Kayaking In Florida Propose 'Aqua Alert' System
• Family Entertainment Centers Prepare For March Reopening Under New York's Strict COVID Safety Protocols
• Coronavirus Vaccine Side Effects Could Interfere With Mammogram Results, Doctors Say
• Free Legal Help For Low Income Residents Affected By Texas Winter Storms
• Florida Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried To Defy Gov. DeSantis Order To Fly Flags At Half Staff To Honor Rush Limbaugh
• Police: 2 Teens Shot In SW Miami-Dade
• Baltimore Faith Leaders Want New City Officials To Know They're Around To Lend Helping Hand, Keep Watchful Eye
• Former San Francisco Youth Lacrosse Coach Accused Of Child Porn Possession, Surreptitious Video Recording
• Vaccinations Expanded To 50 Or Older Teachers, Law Enforcement & Firefighters
• Broward Sheriff's Office Working To Put The Brakes On Pricey Car Thefts
• U.S. Attorney John Lausch Reportedly Staying On The Job Until Successor Picked; Mayor Lightfoot Said Forcing Him Out Now Would Have Made 'Zero Sense'
• Recent Winter Weather Leads To Fewer Blood Donations; Red Cross Asking For More Donors
• Lafayette Juvenile Charged In Deadly Shooting Of Teenager
• Security Alert: Close To 30K Macs Infected With Mysterious Malware
• Researchers Developing Rapid At-Home COVID Test That Connects To Your Smartphone
• Tri-State Area Educators, Parents Disappointed Federal Education Department Is Mandating Standardized Testing
• NYPD: Brooklyn Artist Attacked By Bat-Wielding Man
• Feature Film About Baltimore Jazz Singer Billie Holiday To Debut On Hulu
• Direct Payments, Minimum Wage Hike: Where The Economic Relief Bill Stands
• VIDEO: Police Seek Suspect In Shooting On Detroit's East Side
• 5 ERCOT Board Members Announce Resignations In Wake Of Statewide Power Outages During Winter Storms
• Randy Reams Arrested After 'Numerous' Reports Of Sexual Assault Sparked Through Snapchat
• Not Even Super Bowl Heroes Safe As Eagles Take Sledgehammer To Roster
• New Jersey Gov. Murphy Unveils Ambitious Coronavirus Pandemic Recovery Spending Plan
• Target To Delay On-Site Return Of 12,000 Twin Cities HQ Workers
• Video Shows First Responders Fall Through Ice While Saving Couple From Frozen Pond
• Empty Mall Food Court Turned Into Classroom To Help Students With Virtual Learning During Pandemic
• COVID-19 In Westmoreland County: Plans For Countywide Vaccine Registry On Hold
• COVID-19 Vaccine Appointment Frustration Continues In Massachusetts
• Missing Child Alert Issued For Miami-Dade Boy, 14
• Cicero Paramedics, Retired Firefighter Sued Over Photo Of Dying Man Shot During Civil Unrest
• Frustrated With Handling Of Pandemic, 7 Counties Explore Forming Regional Health Department
• COVID In Philadelphia: Health Commissioner Says 'It's Likely' Some Fans Could Attend Phillies' Home Opener
• Project Angel Heart Reaches 8 Million Meal Milestone
• COVID In Florida: 5,610 Additional Cases, 154 New Deaths Reported Tuesday
• Broward May Authorize Fort Lauderdale To Shut Down Repeat Offender Locations During Spring Break
• Man, 49, Dies After Being Struck By Vehicle In Tracy; Police Searching For Witnesses
• Researchers Leverage Blockchain Technology To Make It Easier For Students To Transfer College Credits
• Maryland National Guard Brigadier General Janeen Birckhead Works To Make Sure COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Is Equitable
• Michigan Schools Try To Eliminate Hunger For Students
• MN Appeals Court To Hear Oral Arguments To Reinstate 3rd-Degree Murder For Derek Chauvin
• GameStop Announces Resignation Of CFO Jim Bell, Thanks Him For 'Significant Contributions'
• Dog Rescued From Icy Lake In Parker
• COVID Reopening: Marin and San Mateo Counties Move into Red Tier; San Francisco Still in Purple
• Girl, 6, Killed In Northern Minnesota Snowmobile Crash
• Maryland Will Be Epicenter Of This Year's 'Cicada-Palooza'
• Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz Urges Local Mayors Not To Lower Flags In Honor Of Rush Limbaugh
• Minor Injuries Reported After Car Crashes Into Brentwood Yogurt Shop
• Woman In 30s With No Underlying Health Problems Among 18 New COVID-19 Deaths In Dallas County
• Marlins Hold Initial Full-Squad Workout Of Spring Training; Overachiever Miguel Rojas Still Improving At 32
• Massachusetts Reports 1,114 New COVID Cases, 30 Additional Deaths
• 6 Maryland State Senators Miss Tuesday Morning Floor Session After Getting Positive Rapid COVID-19 Test Results
• Baltimore Sports, News Broadcaster Ted Patterson Dies At 76
• Clear Creek County COVID Vaccine Clinic Canceled After Shipment Not Received
• Arlington International Racecourse To Go Up For Sale, But 2021 Race Schedule To Go Forward
• Iconic Beat Poet, City Lights Bookstore Founder Lawrence Ferlinghetti Dies at 101
• Police: 15-Year-Old Girl Fighting For Life After Shot In Head In West Philadelphia Double Shooting
• Community Health Leaders Estimate Much Of Dallas County Will Reach Herd Immunity By Summer
• COVID In Philadelphia: City Public School Teachers Begin Receiving Vaccines As District Works On Return To Classroom
• Maryland Planning Statewide Pre-Registration System For Appointments At Mass Vaccination Sites
• NFL Offseason Dates Vikings Fans Need To Know
• Suspect In Esparto Cat Killing Arrested Again On Suspicion Of Animal Cruelty
• Teen Boy Charged With Stabbing Younger Brother, Sister Multiple Times At Hatfield Township Elementary School Playground, DA Says
• 19-Year-Old Shot In SW Baltimore, Police Say
• Oakland County Warns Of COVID-19 Related Phone Scam
• Wilkinsburg Historical Society Unveils New Statue Of Abraham Lincoln
• 'We Feel For The Family,' House Fire In DeSoto Kills Sleeping 1 And 2-Year-Old, Police Investigating
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Masked Gunman Who Critically Wounded Pharmacy Owner During Robbery
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 662 New Cases As Hospitalizations, Positivity Rate Dropping
• Buona Beef Hiring 500 Employees For New And Existing Chicago Area Restaurants
• Free Or Discounted Spay/Neuter Surgeries Offered Tuesday In Los Angeles
• Immigrant Activists Renew Push For Massachusetts Drivers Licenses
• Mass Vaccination Site Opening At Blue Crabs' Stadium In Southern Maryland In March, Gov. Larry Hogan Says
• Once Facing Life In Prison, Former 'Juvenile Lifers' Advocating For Juvenile Justice Reform
• New Bill Would Allow Alcohol Takeout And Delivery Indefinitely
• Bitcoin millionaires top 100,000 for first time
• Tiger Woods Undergoing Surgery For 'Multiple Leg Injuries' Suffered In Rollover Crash In California
• Maryland Not Lifting Masking Orders 'Anytime Soon', Gov. Larry Hogan Says
• Biden administration won't cancel standardized testing
• At least 160 Confederate symbols were taken down or moved last year
• Biden to travel to Texas on Friday in wake of devastating winter storm
• California Governor Newsom signs $600 stimulus check bill
• Oakland Man Dies In Weekend Fight, Stabbing Near Coliseum
• Gov. Abbott Sets Special Election Date To Fill Late North Texas Congressman Ron Wright's Seat
• Joseph Heroff Charged In North Metro Chase That Ended In Gunfire
• Benzan Leads No. 8 Maryland Past Iowa 111-93
• Lawmakers Renew Push For Legislation Allowing College Athletes To Get Paid
• Aurora Police Department Saw Exodus Of Officers In 2020
• U.S. Secretary Of Defense Lloyd Austin To Visit Vaccination Site At Cal State Los Angeles
• For TCU Basketball Star Michelle Berry Age Is Nothing But A Number
• Man Using Walker Accused Of Stealing $1,000 In Merchandise From Bike Shop
• Now Hiring: Dallas-Based Tech Company Dialexa
• Grocery workers went from essential to "expendable," union chief says
• 'My Colorado Journey' Portal Helps Match Public Health Workers With Positions
• Cherokee Nation chief tells Jeep to rename its SUVs
• Man, Woman Stabbed In Lake Forest Home, Suspect Arrested
• 18-Year-Old Ghaza Harris Arrested For Murder Following Deadly Shooting In Irving
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Proposes Nearly $45 Billion Budget To Help Boost Pension, School Aid
• Tiger Woods Hospitalized For 'Multiple Leg Injuries' In Rollover Crash In Rancho Palos Verdes
• Governor Gavin Newsom Signs $7.6 Billion Stimulus Package
• The Family Place
• PETA Awards Southlake Police Department For Valentine's Day Rescue Of Dog Named 'Shadow' 
• Jaws Of Life Used To Rescue Tiger Woods After Golfer Injured In California Car Wreck
• Man Stabbed To Death In San Francisco SoMa District
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: 2nd Vaccine Doses Given To Residents, Employees In 600 Skilled Nursing Facilities
• Tiger Woods Hospitalized After Rollover Crash In California (CBS LA)
• Tiger Woods Hospitalized After Rollover Crash In Rancho Palos Verdes, California
• COVID Schools: Mount Diablo District Calls On Families To Fill Out Reopening Survey
• Denver Develops Community-Based Plan To Reduce Youth Violence
• Bryce Harper Arrives At Spring Training Donning 'Clearwooder' Shirt, 'Jawn' Hat & Phanatic Bat
• 'Please Don't Shoot': Krisinda Bright Accused Of Shooting, Killing Her 16-Year-Old, 22-Year-Old Children
• Detectives Searching For Suspect Who Followed, Fatally Shot 21-Year-Old Patrick Boone On Highway
• Employee At Federal Building In Mpls. Discovers 'White Powdery Substance' In Letter, Hazmat Team Responds
• Robot Delivering Passengers' Food At Philadelphia International Airport
• COVID: Vaccination Site Opens At Church In Hard-Hit East San Jose
• Wife of drug kingpin "El Chapo" ordered to stay in U.S. jail
• CSU Researchers Focus On Vaccine Research To Aid In Future Pandemic
• Newsom Signs $7.6 Billion State COVID-19 Stimulus Package; Millions To Get $600 Check
• Caught On Video: Thousands Of Dolphins Stampede Next To Whale Watching Boat Off Newport Beach
• Police: Man Got Into California Home, Had A Bowl Of Cereal, Then Fell Asleep
• 105-year-old woman beats COVID-19
• COVID In MN: Health Dept. Receives $3M In FEMA Funds To Set Up 3 Vaccination Centers
• Boston Dynamics Condemns 'Spot's Rampage' Event That Will Mount Paintball Gun On Robot
• 75-year-old protester shoved by Buffalo police sues city, mayor and officers
• Blaine Police: Missing 18-Year-Old Found 'Safe And Healthy'
• Campaign Aims To Help Struggling Minnesota Families Afford Healthy Foods
• Obama And Springsteen Team Up For 'Renegades' Podcast
• Black-owned businesses have taken bigger hit during pandemic
• Crews Stop Flames From Modesto Convenience Store Fire From Spreading To Apartments
• 'Elijah McClain Should Still Be Here': Aurora Police Chief Vanessa Wilson Responds To Report Calling For Major Changes
• Domestic Partner Fatally Assaulted Woman Found Dead In St. Paul, Police Say
• DiAnoia's Eatery Named One Of Yelp's Top 100 Places To Eat
• How "Bridgerton" hints at the "complete story" of Black Britain
• Free Medical-Grade Face Masks Available At Ford Dealerships On Tuesday
• TSA Releases List Of Top 10 'Good Catches' At Airports For 2020; Tri-State Area Catches Make Up Half Of The List
• Honoring Dawnn Jaffier: Community Service Awards Given Out One Day After Murder Conviction Is Overturned
• Contra Costa Crime Rampage: Woman, Young Son Found Safe Following Intense Search
• Gateway Education Association Votes To Authorize A Strike
• Palatine Fire Department Honors Three Firefighters Killed In Line Of Duty In 1973
• Talking On The Phone For 10 Minutes Could Make You Feel Less Lonely, Study Says
• President Joe Biden Headed To Texas Friday To See Winter Storm Damage
• 1 In 5 Young People Vapes, MDH Survey Shows
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Infection Rate Below 3% For 9 Days In A Row
• Over 80% Of Michigan Schools Offering In-Person Instruction
• Colorado Congresswoman Diana DeGette Heads Meeting On COVID Vaccine Distribution
• 'Sofa Safaris' Offers At-Home Summer Camp With Maryland Zoo
• UPS Driver Robbed In South Baltimore Tuesday Morning, Police Say
• Business License For Burbank Sports Bar Tinhorn Flats Revoked For Violating COVID Restrictions
• Florida Teachers & Police Officers Over 50 Next Group To Get Coronavirus Vaccine
• 'Hot Mom' Says Catholic School Expelled Her 3 Kids Over Her Online Adult Videos
• Police: Man Got Into Ceres Home, Had A Bowl Of Cereal, Then Fell Asleep
• Fire & Explosion In Texas After 18-Wheeler Carrying Gasoline Collides With Train
• Bill Belichick To Speak At NFL's Women's Careers In Football Forum
• COVID In Colorado: Center For African American Health Meeting Needs Of Black Community
• Vallejo Police Release New Surveillance Camera Video Related To Ivana Orizabal Murder
• 5 Hunters Charged With Hunting Waterfowl During Closed Season, Maryland DNR Police Say
• 20 New Coronavirus Outbreaks Reported In Michigan Schools
• Child care workers earn poverty-level wages in 40 states
• Multiple Cats, Kittens Rescued As Firefighters Rush To Burning Garage In Centennial
• Thaddeus Young Could Be A Much More Realistic Trade Option For Boston Celtics
• Police Investigating After Man Shot Earlier Tuesday, Possibly In SE Baltimore
• Mother And Son Found Safe After Bloody Crime Spree
• City Opens COVID-19 Mass Vaccination Clinic At Martin Luther King Jr. Older Adult Center In North Philadelphia
• Chicago's Travel Order Now Allows The Fully Vaccinated To Be Exempt From COVID Restrictions In Orange Tier
• Chris Finch Aims To 'Breathe Some Confidence' Back Into Timberwolves
• West Deptford Woman Receives Gloucester County COVID-19 Vaccination Mega Site's 75,000th Shot
• Pittsburgh City Controller: Snow Plow Tracker Technology To Blame For Untouched Roads
• Space Heater Ignited Fatal Bethel Island Boat Fire
• Face the Nation is #1 in viewers on Feb. 21
• SacRT Offering Free Rides To COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments Starting March 1
• Freshwater fish in "catastrophic" decline, one-third face extinction
• Cal Lutheran Plans For In-Person, Drive-In Graduation Ceremony For Classes Of 2020, 2021
• Howard County Health Department Allotted Only 1.7K Vaccine Doses A Week For The Next Month, Officials Say
• Avalanche Get Shut Out By Golden Knights Again, Lose 3-0
• Vanessa Bryant Slams Rapper Meek Mill Over 'Insensitive' Lyrics About Her Late Husband, Kobe Bryant
• Vanessa Bryant Slams Philadelphia Rapper Meek Mill Over 'Insensitive' Lyrics About Her Late Husband, Kobe Bryant
• Philadelphia Weather: Partly Cloudy Tuesday In Philadelphia Region Before Warmer Temperatures Roll In
• 2 Tractor Trailers Headed To Texas With Food From Massachusetts
• Caught On Video: Delivery Worker's E-Bike Stolen Outside Manhattan Taco Bell
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Signs 'Welcoming City' Ordinance, Prohibiting CPD From Cooperating With ICE
• Wisconsin Republicans Propose Changes To Make It Tougher To Vote Absentee
• Man Fatally Struck By Metra Train In LaGrange; Delays Expected On BNSF Line
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• COVID In Minnesota: For 2nd Straight Day, Only 1 New Death Reported
• Gov. DeSantis Announces Narvarro Pharmacies & CVS Y Mas Will Begin COVID Vaccinations In Miami-Dade
• Live Updates: Congressional Hearing On Security Failures At U.S. Capitol Attack
• Continued COVID Threat Causes Cancellation Of 2021 Main Street Fort Worth Arts Festival
• Robot Delivering Passengers' Food At Philadelphia International Airport
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: More Than 2M Vaccine Doses Administered To Date
• $7M Awarded To 41 Maryland 'Main Street' Programs, Gov. Hogan Announces
• Matt James speaks out about "The Bachelor" controversy
• Victims' Lawsuit Blames Saudi Arabia For Attack At Naval Air Station Pensacola
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• 'That Was Outrageous And Frightening' Second Teen In Custody After Chaotic Miami Beach Police Pursuit
• Driver Killed After Car Careens Into Paramount Home
• Asylum Seekers Trickle Through San Ysidro As Biden Administration Eases Immigration Policies
• Potential Patriots Candidates For Franchise Tag In 2021
• Author David Ritz On New Book 'KG: A-Z': Kevin Garnett Is A 'Force Of Nature'
• 14-Year-Old Girl Stabs To Death 19-Year-Old Sister Inside Lancaster County Home, Prosecutors Say
• GOP Working To Block Nomination Of Xavier Becerra As Health Secretary
• Funeral Held For Philadelphia Firefighter John Evans Who Passed Away From COVID-19
• Report details mishandling of Elijah McClain's fatal arrest
• Aurora City Council Delays Vote On Sugary Drink Ordinance
• Minneapolis Home Prices Rise 10.2% In December
• COVID In Broomfield: County First In Denver Metro Area To Move To 'Level Blue'
• State AG Xavier Becerra Faces Tough Questioning At Health Secretary Confirmation Hearing
• Miami-Dade Lowers Flags To Half Staff This Week To Honor Those Killed By COVID-19
• First K-9 Officer For North Richland Hills Police Department, 'Breta' Retires
• Skier killed by avalanche in Wyoming national park
• Questions Swirl Around Funding For State Program Dealing With Extreme Weather, Sea Level Rise
• Texas Rangers Investigating After 63-Year-Old Tarrant County Jail Inmate Dies
• Sacramento Mom Says Catholic School Expelled Her 3 Kids Over Her OnlyFans Account
• Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Heartbroken Over Boston Restaurant Closing
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 274 More Coronavirus Cases, 1 Additional Death
• At Least 160 Confederate Symbols Removed In 2020, SPLC Says
• Iran takes a new, very cautious step away from nuclear deal
• Oakland Police Arrest Suspect Who Allegedly Made Online Threats To Asian Americans
• Family Reveals Discovery Bay Murder Victim Had Taken In Woman, Child Who Are Now Missing
• WATCH LIVE: Philadelphia Officials To Provide COVID-19 Vaccination Program Update
• Fed chief Powell says economic recovery is "far from complete"
• Marriott Names Anthony Capuano As New CEO
• Four Arrested After Petaluma Wrong-Way Vehicle Pursuit
• 78-Year-Old Woman Finds Burglar Inside Brooklyn Home, Police Say
• District Attorney's Office Issues Warning About Price Gouging After Texas Winter Storms
• Russian tanker cuts previously impossible path through warming Arctic
• Chris Webber On $100 Million Cannabis Impact Fund, Sacramento Kings, De'Aaron Fox
• Tri-County Health Department Expands Vaccine Call Center To Help Those Without Internet Access
• Water Main Break Reported Outside The Pembroke Pines Costco
• Portion Of Centerville Road Closed After Train Derails In Wilmington
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• Chicago Lakefront, Playgrounds, Indoor Swimming Pools To Begin Reopening
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• Movie Theater Chain Cinemagic Permanently Closes All New England Locations
• Doctors Call For Mask Wearing, Social Distancing Even After Second Vaccine Dose
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• 1 In 3 Drivers Say Cars Are Too Full Of Junk To Have Room For Passengers
• Drive-thru COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic At Dover International Speedway Brings 'A Lot Of Hope' To Delaware
• Weather Blog: A Break From The Cold
• NYPD: Trio Suspected Of Stealing $5,000 Purse From Dior Store At Hudson Yards
• 3 COVID-19 Isolation Trailers At Cal Expo Damaged In Fire
• COVID-19 Vaccines Delayed After Weather Affects Shipments Across Country
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• My Teenage Son Was Targeted By A Drug Dealer On Snapchat And Died From Overdose: Dr. Laura Berman Speaks Out
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• Miami Weather: Warm With Spotty Showers Throughout The Day
• LA City Vaccination Sites Reopen Tuesday After Weather-Delayed Shipments Finally Arrive
• Check Out Dustin Pedroia's Message To 2021 Boston Red Sox
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• Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner Defends Office's Covering Of Police Wall Of Remembrance Following Backlash
• Mother Accused Of Shooting And Killing 16 And 22-Year-Old Children At Beaver County Home
• Cam Newton Still Confident In Himself: 'There Aren't 32 Guys Better Than Me'
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• Florida Tops 30,000 Resident Deaths From COVID-19
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• Wild Beat Sharks 6-2 For Third Win In A Row: 'This Group Has Confidence'
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• Report: NFL Pushing Closer To 17-Game Regular Season, Starting In 2021
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• Driver Shot, Killed After Ramming Police Cruisers During Ontario Pursuit
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Variant Infections Soaring In SF Mission District; Businesses Prepare For Red Tier Reopenings; $600 Stimulus Payments Approved
• Michigan's Harbaugh Plucks Another Coach Off Brother's Staff
• Westminster Police Officer Rolls Over Cruiser Trying To Catch Speeding Driver
• IRS Gives Texans A Break After Winter Storms, Extends April 15 Filing Deadline By Two Months
• Fake Market Basket Facebook Page Soliciting Personal Information From Customers
• Patrol: Driver, 17, Dies After Crashing Into Semi In Central Minnesota
• Police: Man Slashed In Throat After Argument At Hell's Kitchen Deli
• Wife Of Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman Arrested On Drug Trafficking Charges
• COVID Road Warriors: No. 4 Stanford Women Claim Pac-12 Regular Season Title With Win Over No. 9 Arizona
• State Representative Dr. Jon Santiago Joins Boston Mayor's Race
• Mavericks Return From Winter Storm With Decisive Win Over The Grizzlies 102-92
• The Forum To Offer First COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Only Thursday Through Sunday
• Suspect Arrested After Spraying McDonald's Employees With Bear Mace
• Only On KCAL 9: Organizer Of Good Samaritan Effort To Protect Asian American Family Is Threatened With Possible Defamation Lawsuit
• Fox Chapel Area's Kerr Elementary Closed Tuesday Due To Power Outage, Virtual Learning Day Plans In Place
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• Biden targets diverse groups with vaccine hesitancy for COVID-19 funds
• Remembering the lives lost to coronavirus
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• Democrats seek control of commission to study January 6 attack
• Philadelphia Woman Adrienne Whaley Using Education Of Black American History To Make Sure People 'Can Do Better In Future'
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• Police: Hate, Bias Not A Motivating Factor In Transgender Woman's Death
• Barack Obama and Bruce Springsteen launch podcast
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• Over $60,000 Raised For ISP Trooper In A Coma After Being Hit While Assisting In Crash On I-55 Near Joliet
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• NASA releases extraordinary video of Mars landing
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• COVID Vaccine: Some Claim They Were Injured By Shots, But Experts Say There Is No Legal Recourse
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• Chicago Weather: Warmup In Effect
• New York Weather: CBS2's 2/23 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• Philadelphia Police: Suspect Wanted For Sexually Assaulting 55-Year-Old Woman Inside Center City Macy's
• 15-Year-Old Boy Seriously Injured After Shot In Carroll Park: Philadelphia Police
• Palm Beach COVID Compliance Team Investigating DeSantis Event For Maskless Crowd
• Public Meeting To Be Held To Discuss Plans For New Bike Lanes In Two Pittsburgh Neighborhoods
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Announces Flags At Half Staff For Rush Limbaugh
• Pet Healthcare On The Rise As Many Spend More Time At Home Amid Coronavirus Pandemic
• Ohio Governor Mike DeWine: Up to 30% Of Fans Could Be Allowed In Crowds For Spring Pro Teams
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• Pittsburgh Public Schools Reveals Plan For Return To In-Person Learning
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• Rally Held Outside U.S. Senator Joe Manchin's State Office For $15 Wage
• Indiana Univ. Of Pa. Plans To Resume In-Person Classes For 2021 Fall Semester
• EXCLUSIVE: Former DA Seth Williams Calls On Philly Leaders To Declare City's Gun Violence Problem Public Health Emergency

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• Texans struggle to find food and shelter after deadly winter storm
• Young women become trailblazing Eagle Scouts
• No charges for Rochester officers in Daniel Prude's death
• New York City eases coronavirus restrictions at sports arenas
• Security officials blame intel failures for Capitol riot response
• Tiger Woods sustains multiple leg injuries in California car crash
• Tribal communities closely watching Senate confirmation hearing of Interior Secretary nominee Deb Haaland
• GOP questions Health Secretary nominee Xavier Becerra on his experience, abortion views at Senate confirmation hearing
• Texas power utility board members resign after winter storm crisis
• Biden meets with Canadian leader as Senate investigates Capitol attack
• NASA's Mars Perseverance rover sends photos, video and audio from red planet
• California Governor Newsom signs $7.6 billion stimulus package
• 105-year-old beats COVID-19 and shares her secret to longevity
• Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine could soon join fight against pandemic
• Cabinet nominees face Senate grilling as Biden prepares to meet with Canadian leader
• Grocery union demands vaccines and hazard pay for workers
• Doctor explains why COVID-19 variants are more contagious
• Racists Anonymous aims to tackle racism by making people aware of their biases
• Lives to Remember: Sonny Fox, Iris Meda and more
• Third round of pandemic relief could provide $1,400 checks to millions of Americans
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• Investigations intensify into assault on U.S. Capitol
• Daughter grapples with politics of dad who stormed Capitol
• Biden speaks on 500,000 COVID-19 deaths as administration focuses on economic relief
• Police, EMTs criticized in death of Elijah McClain
• WorldView: Malaysian court temporarily halts deporting Myanmar nationals
• As vaccine access eludes many Black Americans, Baltimore groups mobilize to get shots into arms
• As U.S. COVID-19 deaths top 500,000, leaders learn to make better, data-driven decisions
• Biden holds moment of silence for 500,000 COVID-19 deaths, promises nation "will know joy again"
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