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• San Francisco Sees 3,000 Car Break-Ins in 1 Month; 'It's Out of Control' 
• Walter Payton Man Of The Year Award Nominees Announced
• Colorado State Lab Quickly Changed Wastewater Testing Protocols To Test For Omicron
• Boulder County DA Says Judges Are Putting Public Safety At Risk By Releasing Dangerous Defendants On PR Bonds
• Driver Suspected Of DUI In Deadly I-80 Crash Facing Extradition Back To California
• Clippers Barely Hold Off Celtics To Seal Victory, 114-111
• Pasadena Prepares For Rose Parade Festivities Amidst Rising COVID-19 Cases
• Deceased Newborn's Identity Still A Mystery Nearly 20 Years Later, Weld County Focuses On DNA Analysis
• Extensive Prosecution Of Former Immigration Attorney Emily Cohen Nets Guilty Plea, New Charges
• Fox, Haliburton Lead Kings Past Magic 142-130
• Steph Curry Closes In On 3-Point Record As Warriors Top Blazers
• Progressive Democrats Pressure Pelosi To Discipline Colorado Congresswoman Lauren Boebert
• Man Shot And Killed By Police After Reportedly Firing Shots Outside Stockton Police Department
• Thursday's Show Info (12/9/21)
• WeHo Weed Industry Hoping To Be Cannabis Hotspot, Much Like Amsterdam, With Lounges, Cafes And Galleries
• 2 Teens Accused Of Making Threats On Instagram Against Laguna Creek High
• 'This Is The Worst Time' – Half Moon Bay Merchants Blast PG&E Utility Work, Highway 92 Backups Before Holidays
• Chicago Weather: Increasing Clouds Wednesday Night, Snow Flurries Possible Thursday Morning
• COVID: Vaccine Mandate Protesters Disrupt Healdsburg Council Meeting, Force Members To Meet Virtually
• Knife-Wielding Robber Vaults Counter At Cold Stone Creamery
• 'Don't Look At Me': Armed Robber Casually Walks Into Minneapolis Home In Broad Daylight
• These Are The Best Ways To Up Your Workout Habits, According To Study Of Over 60,000 People
• Investigation Underway After Several Cats Found Dead And Possibly Tortured In Pittsburgh
• Avalanche Watch In Effect As Snowstorm Prepares To Blanket Colorado's High Country
• Senate Committee To Review Mayor Garcetti's Nomination For India Ambassadorship
• DHS Says COVID Relief Loan Fraud Is Widespread, And One Of The Biggest Cases In The Country Is In Chicago Area
• Bulls' Four-Game Winning Streak Snapped As They Lose To Cavs
• Hertl's Hat Trick Leads Sharks Past Flames 5-3
• Spartans Beat Gophers 75-67 In Big 10 Opener
• Blackhawks' Jujhar Khaira Out Of Hospital After Being Stretchered Off Ice Tuesday Night Following Hit By Rangers' Jacob Trouba
• 'Why Should We Live Like This?': NYCHA Residents On Staten Island Say Gas Service Has Been Out For Nearly A Year
• New Staten Island Ferry Expected To Arrive In New York City This Month
• Jazz Shoot Past Wolves 136-104 For 5th Straight Win
• Corrections Officers' Union Sues Mayor De Blasio Over Vaccine Mandate
• Owusu Leads No. 8 Maryland Women Past Purdue 86-71
• Hennepin Co. Sheriff Dave Hutchinson Investigated For Possible DWI
• Broadway Dims Lights In Honor Of Stephen Sondheim
• With COVID Numbers Climbing Again Across Tri-State Area, Officials Again Push For People To Get Vaccinated
• 'It's A Tough Year': Santa's Helper In Norwood Overwhelmed By Demand
• Mother Of 18-Year-Old Yahsinn Robinson, Killed Near Willingboro Home, Speaks Out Following Arrests Of 2 Men In Connection To Murder
• The Storied History Of The 5,000-Pound Turkey In Frazee, Minnesota -- Nicknamed The 'Frazee Phoenix'
• Anonymous Donor Pledges to Match Donations Up To $1,000 To Help Replace Stolen Salvation Army Red Kettle
• Con Edison Asks Over 140,000 Brooklyn, Queens Residents To Conserve Energy While Crews Repair Electric Cables
• ATM Stolen In Elkridge Smash And Grab; Stolen Van Used Was Found In Baltimore, Police Say
• Duquesne Police Chief Thomas Dunlevy Charged With Witness Intimidation Related To Alleged Sexual Assault Case
• Police Confirm 'Remains Of Female Found' In Search For Missing Andreae Lloyd
• 2 Seniors Killed, Driver Critically Injured In Crash Outside Midlothian Driver's Service Facility
• Person Jump Through Metro Train Window, In Critical Condition
• Authorities Hold Webinar, Reveal Top Cars Being Stolen In Chicago Carjackings
• David Banks To Be Named New York City Schools Chancellor
• Routine Child Vaccinations Drop By About 50% in Broward
• Woman Carjacked At Gunpoint In Wicker Park
• Top Of Target Truck Sheared Off When It Gets Stuck Under Metra Viaduct In Deerfield
• Firefighter Injured, Multiple Rowhomes Damaged In East Baltimore Fire
• Aberdeen High School Students Call Attention To Alleged Sexual Assaults, Police Investigate Suspected Gang Violence
• 8-Year-Old Colorado Girl Hurt After SUV Hits Her Near School, Drives Away
• Maryland Pushes Boosters As Pfizer Says They're Effective Protection Against Omicron; State Has Not Released New Case Data Due To Cyberattack
• Michigan Launches MI Benefits Center To Help Residents Apply For Food Assistance
• Martin's Career High 28 Points Leads Heat Past Bucks 113-104
• Hit Hard By The Pandemic, Maryland's Child Care Center Ask Lawmakers For Help
• Philadelphia Citywide Coalition Project Putting Boots On Ground To Help Battle Rising Gun Violence Among City's Young
• Philadelphia Police: Mantua Shooting Leaves 18-Year-Old Man Hospitalized
• Howard County Launches User Generated Interactive Map To Find Holiday Lights
• Multiple Students Facing Charges For School Threats In Metro Detroit
• Mayor Scott Lays Out Vision For Baltimore With Action Plan For Public Safety, Development
• Plano Takes Next Step Toward Farm-Inspired Mixed-Use Development, Haggard Farms
• Michigan Medicine Pauses Vaccine Mandate For Its Union Employees, Including Nurses
• A 'Very Good Boy' Helps Pasadena Police Track His Whereabouts In Stolen Vehicle
• San Ramon Police Arrest 2 Suspects in Repeat Home Depot Tool Thefts
• COVID In Colorado: Experts Point To Boosters Following Pfizer Study
• First Snow Of Season A Hopeful Sign For Businesses That Rely On Winter Weather
• Canadian Citizen Sentenced To 6.5 Years After Traffic Stop Near Fergus Falls Yielded 67 Guns
• Woman Struck By Gunfire Inside Rogers Park Home
• Kim Potter Trial, Dec. 8: New Body Cam Footage Played In Court; Daunte Wright's Mother Testifies
• Embiid Scores 32, 76ers Hold Off Hornets Again 110-106
• Doctors: Plenty Of Time To Get COVID Booster Shot Before Holidays
• Lawyers Deny Annapolis Spy Suspect Discussed Fleeing To Evade Arrest
• Longtime Friend Remembers Veteran, Retired Correctional Officer Killed In Road Rage Shooting
• 'The Late Late Show With James Corden' Celebrates 1,000th Show Wednesday
• Flyers Shut Out By Devils For 10th Straight Loss
• Santa Arrives At Orthopedic Institute For Children Aboard LAPD Helicopter
• 300+ Astroworld Festival Lawsuits To Be Handled By 1 Texas Judge
• As SCOTUS Reconsiders Roe, Group Pushes California To Become Abortion Sanctuary
• Bargain-Priced Home Under $200,000 Available in Mountain View Mobile Home Park
• Suspects In Caldor Fire Deny Any Wrongdoing; Claim They Called 911 After Seeing Flames
• Peninsula Fire Captain Helps Bring Holiday Spirit To Children In Need
• Florida Ethics Panel: Democratic Gubernatorial Hopeful Nikki Fried Didn't Properly Disclose Income
• Latest Detected Case Of Omicron Variant Possible Result Of Local Transmission
• Publix Supermarkets Heiress Carol Jenkins Barnett, Known For Philanthropy, Dies At 65
• Fourth Case Of Omicron In LA County
• Freed From Conservatorship, Britney Spears Given Power To Execute Her Own Documents Wednesday
• Instagram Head Faces Sharp Questions From Senators Amid Anger Over Possible Harm To Young Users
• Sale of Angel Stadium Deemed Illegal By California Department of Housing
• Instagram To Launch Parental Controls In March
• Instagram CEO says it's "critical" to have multi-platform youth safety rules
• Injuries Won't Subside As Ravens Try To Stay Atop Division
• Father And Son Arrested For Allegedly Sparking Caldor Fire
• Texas Man Acquitted In Deadly Shooting Of Police Officer In 2019
• Gov. Walz Prepares National Guard Amid Kim Potter Trial
• Long-Term COVID Programs Popping Up To Help Patients Receive Treatment
• Mugshot Released Of Michael Kelley, The Man Accused Of Driving Drunk, Killing 4 People On I-80
• Beaver County DA Reaches Plea Deal With Man Accused Of Strangling Father Over Loss Of Money In Scam
• Man Charged With Murder After Missing Man Found Dead In Storage Unit
• Person Found Dead Wedged In Overpass 'Void Space'
• Prosecution, Defense Both Rest in Elizabeth Holmes Fraud Trial
• Oakland Business Owners Struggle to Recover from Pandemic Amid Crime Uptick
• Police in one Wisconsin city want to reduce crime by becoming a neighbor
• Legislation Calls For Defunding Of Newly Opened Supervised Injection Centers In Manhattan
• Bus Priority Lanes Launched On Grand Avenue And Olive Street In Downtown LA
• Instagram Head Mosseri Questioned On Instagram's Child Safety Tools
• Gov. Tim Walz Calls Paid Leave 'Top Priority' Of 2022 Session As State Is Projected To See Record Surplus
• Skier Triggers Avalanche On Mount Washington
• Skipping The Line For A Price: Disney Debuts New Genie Plus Service
• Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont Announces New Program To Support Mental Health For College Students
• Rodger Says Packers Off Week Helped Recovery Time For Toe Injury
• Bulls Down To 11 Players With 4 Out For NBA Health And Safety Protocols
• 2 Men Suspected Of Setting Massive Caldor Fire Under Arrest
• Innovative Gift Card Program With Cash Bonus Aims to Assist Newark Businesses
• Washington County Father Faces Charges After Toddler Swallows Suboxone Pill
• Some in California have to limit their daily water usage. Here's what that means
• Incoming Snowstorm Could Produce A Very Dangerous Avalanche Cycle In Colorado's Western Mountains
• Charles Barkley Says He Named His Daughter After Delaware's Christiana Mall
• After Devastating Fire, Mother Is On A Mission To Make Christmas Special For Her Son
• Aliquippa Football To Fight To Keep Spot In Class 4A
• Groups Slam Florida Over Removal Of Anti-Bullying Resource
• MACV Helps Get Veteran And Her Family Permanent Home: 'I Was Helped, So I'll Help'
• Sunnyvale Extends Downtown Outdoor Dining Program Into Late 2022
• Pandemic Financially Devastated Maryland's Minority-Led Nonprofits
• Penguins Forward Jake Guentzel Week To Week With Upper-Body Injury
• Illinois Is Closer To Getting Two New Casinos
• Glen Cove Resident Praised For Pinpointing Source Of Leaking Sewage Threatening Part Of Long Island Sound
• Two More Chargers Added To COVID List
• 'I'm Worried I'm Going To Kill My Parents' Man Told 911, Pointed Fake Gun At Fort Worth Police Before Being Killed
• 'Get That Booster': Chicago Doctors Concerned As COVID Case Numbers Spike Throughout The State
• Orinda Police Investigate Alleged Student Threat, Gun Photo Shared on Social Media
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Suspect After 6-Year-Old Found Safe In Checkers Parking Lot
• Maryland General Assembly Approves New Congressional Map
• Minnesota Weather: Storm System Could Bring Plowable Snow Friday To Southern Minnesota
• Chicago Bears QB Justin Fields Says His A Little Sore, But Very Ready For Sunday's Game Against Green Bay
• Former Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter Sounds Off On District Attorney Larry Krasner In Inquirer Op-Ed
• Parents Have Questions After Blackhawk School District Basketball Players Forced To Quarantine Due To COVID-19
• Father and son arrested for allegedly sparking Caldor Fire
• Dallas City Council Unanimously Approves Major Ethics Reforms
• A Perspective To The Latest Spike In COVID Cases In Illinois
• MBTA Making Service Cuts Due To Bus Driver Shortage
• Jury Begins Deliberations, Wraps For Day Without Verdict In Jussie Smollett Trial After Closing Arguments Conclude
• Jurors Recommend Death Penalty For Markeith Loyd In Orlando Police Killing Case
• Hats & Mittens: How One Woman's Bad Day Turned Into 25 Years Of Giving
• Serial Stowaway Marilyn Hartman Found Fit To Stand Trial
• Light Of Day Concert Series To Benefit Research For Parkinson's Disease Set For Jan. 7-17 Around Tri-State Area
• 2 Guns Found Behind Clairton City School District Buildings
• Renovations At Delacorte Theater In Central Park Will Improve Accessibility For Audience, Artists With Disabilities
• More Than 50% Of People With Chronic Health Conditions Neglect Their Flu Shot
• Months Later, New Hyde Park Temple Still Trying To Make Repairs Due To Devastating Floodwaters From Ida
• Harris County Jail, Texas' Largest, Under Renewed Scrutiny After Report Of Sexual Assault Of Sergeant
• Overcharged Oakland Recycling Customers to Receive Settlement
• 10 Indicted In Identity Theft Conspiracy Involving USPS Mail Carriers
• Pa. Lawmaker Has Bill To End County And Municipalities Spending Millions Of Tax Dollars On Lobbyists
• Report: Leaking California Oil Pipe's Safeguards Not Fully Working
• SEE IT: Florida Woman Leads Police On Dramatic Chase Through Golf Course
• Juvenile Arrested For Alleged Involvement In Shots Fired Near Garland High School Last Friday
• Outdoor Dining Bill Could Force More Than 250 Streeteries To Close
• As LA County DA George Gascón Touts First Year Accomplishments, Efforts To Recall Him Heat Up
• Bronzeville Small Business Owner Says Issues With Local Post Office Are Undermining Her Bottom Line
• NYPD Reaching Out Across City To Find Potential Organ Donors
• Concerns About Flu Surge On Top Of COVID Surge Have Doctors Braced For Busy Season
• Defense For Parkland Shooter Nikolas Cruz Asks Judge To Question Potential Jurors On Death Penalty
• Does The Baltimore Area Prefer Real Or Fake Christmas Trees?
• Chicago Artists Remember Fashion Icon Virgil Abloh
• Crews Battle Fire At Woodbury United Methodist Church
• Police Dog Sniffs Out Thousands Of Dollars In Chicago Woman's Suitcase
• Ray Shetler Jr., Wanted After Violating Probation, Arrested In Westmoreland County
• SF Supes Approve Legislation Prohibiting City Officials From Pushing Contractors For Payments
• Mistrial Declared In Dayonte Resiles Murder Trial After Juror Disagreed With Manslaughter Verdict
• Man who found stacks of cash at Houston church gets $20,000 reward
• Caught On Video: Man Steals Safe Containing $100K From Monk's Room At Santa Ana Buddhist Temple
• Allegheny County COVID-19 Cases Peaking As Leaders Watch For Omicron Variant
• Tom Brady Had A Stunning Admission In 'Man In The Arena' Documentary Series
• Better.com CEO Vishal Garg Apologizes For Zoom Firing: 'I Blundered The Execution'
• Cloud Nine Toys In Sudbury Closing After 40 Years
• Man Charged In Triple Shooting Inside Ralph's Bar, Philadelphia District Attorney Says
• First-Alarm Fire Damages Synagogue In NE Miami
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court Takes Up School Mask Mandate
• Coca-Cola Holiday Caravan Spreading Cheer In Philadelphia Area Through Sunday
• Noise Complaints Rampant Through Miami Springs During Event In Hialeah
• Westchester Police: Vehicle Fleeing NYPD Finally Stopped In Yonkers
• Hit The Road & Be Dazzled: Here's Where To See The Best Christmas Lights In South Florida
• LA Mayoral Candidates To Meet In First Public Forum On Sunday
• Barry Bledsoe Faces 37 Charges For Alleged Arsons & Burglary In Greeley
• Iona College, US Small Business Administration Highlight $5 Million Grant For Veteran, Military Spouse Entrepreneurs
• Massachusetts Vaccine Numbers Show Millions Opting Out Of Third Shot
• Starbucks workers vote on union in upstate New York
• Dozens Of Students Left In Limbo After Sudden Closure Of New Jersey Beauty School
• Probationary Firefighter Vincent Malveaux Remembered At Funeral As Clever Prankster Who Brought Endless Laughter
• Prices At The Pump Creep Lower, Forecast To Tumble Below $3 A Gallon Soon, Government Forecasts
• Weather Forecast Update: Windy Days Ahead And Near Record Heat
• Mountain View Police Investigating Tuesday Morning Assault of Young Student
• Holden Woman Recovering After Knee Surgery Delayed Twice Due To Pandemic, Staffing Shortages
• Gun-Related Incidents At And Near Susan E. Wagner High School Prompt Union Leader To Demand NYC Hire More Safety Agents
• 1 Unit Destroyed, 2 Others Damaged In Apartment Complex Fire
• Kaiser Oakland Medical Center Staffers Tied to COVID Omicron Outbreak
• First Lady Casey DeSantis Announces $100 Million Proposal For Cancer Research
• Tiger Woods, Son Charlie To Play In PNC Championship In Orlando
• Instagram CEO Testifies Before Senate Committee On Safety Of Teen Users
• Australian Open 2022: Serena Williams Will Not Play In Tournament Due To Injury
• Tiger Woods Returns To Golf 10 Months After Car Wreck, Entering 2021 PNC Championship With Son Charlie
• Amid Shortage Of Workers, Experts Say Texas Restaurant Industry Poised For Comeback
• Keller @ Large: Why Rachael Rollins' Confirmation Was So Divisive
• VIDEO: Penn State Brandywine Student Suspected In Paintball Attack Targeting Homeless People In Philadelphia
• Gov. Phil Murphy Touts Newly Released Pfizer Data Showing Booster Protects Against Omicron Variant
• National Guard Called In To Help Overwhelmed New Hampshire Hospitals
• No Credible Information Found On Anonymous Threat To Kennedy High; Extra Police On Campus
• Hebron High School Teacher Jared Stites In Jail For Allegedly Sexually Assaulting Student
• Record Warmth In South Florida And This Is What's Causing It
• Mark Meadows sues January 6 committee
• As COVID Cases Climb In Tri-State Area, Pfizer Says Its Vaccine Booster Appears To Protect Against Omicron Variant
• NYPD: Repeat Offenders, Young People With Guns Big Problems Mayor-Elect Adams Will Need To Solve
• Maryland LB E.J. Henderson Inducted Into College Football Hall Of Fame
• "He's The Father To Thousands", Community Mourns Retired Detroit Teacher
• Police Investigating After Shots Fired Near Dallas World Aquarium
• Good Question: How Does Salt Melt Ice?
• Former City Architect And Public Works Commissioner Jerome Butler, Who Led 1970s Navy Pier Restoration, Dies At 93
• Jury To Continue Deliberations Thursday In Murder Trial Of Keith Smith
• Thumb Injury Wasn't Main Reason Why Denver Broncos Nose Tackle Was An Inactive Sunday
• Massachusetts Reports 5,403 New COVID-19 Cases, 12 Additional Deaths
• Ranger Shot By Suspect At Rocky Mountain National Park
• 22-Year-Old Man Accused Of Shooting At Garland Police Officers In Custody
• Wisconsin Health Facilities Request Federal Help For Staff And Hospitals
• Police Warn Of More Armed Robberies And Carjackings In Lakeview And Lincoln Park
• What caused Amazon's outage? Will there be more?
• US Surgeon General Warns About 'Devastating' Mental Health Problems On Rise Among America's Youth
• West Texas Man Eduardo Lara Jr. Sentenced To More Than 12 Years For Coercing, Enticing Minor 
• Scott Peterson Resentenced To Life In Prison Without Parole; Judge Doesn't Allow Him To Speak In Court
• Mac Jones Ready To Spend His First Bye Week Doing What He Loves: Watching Football
• Mayim Bialik, Ken Jennings To Split Hosting 'Jeopardy!' For Remaining Season
• 'We'll Be Rooting For You!': Fort Carson Soldier Maura Spence Carroll Heads To Miss America Competition
• PART 1: Questions About Pa. Recovery Houses Arise After Overdose Death In Munhall
• Student With Weapon Prompted Lawrence High School To Enter Lockdown, Officials Say
• Free COVID Clinic In Oakland Unexpectedly Shuts Down
• California Attorney General Rob Bonta Launches Independent Review Of Torrance Police Department
• Maryland Senate Advances New Congressional Map
• Gift Of Life Michigan Celebrates 50 Years Of Saving, Transforming Lives Through Organ & Tissue Donations
• Monthly child tax credit payments set to expire
• Mansfield ISD Police Determine Rumor Of Social Media Threat To James Coble Middle School Not Credible
• Woman, 31, Accused Of Trying To Drown Boy In Yuba County Canal
• Mater Lakes Academy In NW Miami-Dade Calls School Threat 'Non-Credible'
• Baltimore Man Charged With Murder In Deadly October Shooting
• Ravens CB Anthony Averett Says He's Ready To Step Up In Humphrey's Absence
• Scott Peterson re-sentenced to life in prison without parole
• Hurley's Picks: The Football Gods Are Being Awfully Cruel To The Buffalo Bills
• Chicago Weather: Turning Cloudy Wednesday Night
• 2 Metro Detroiters Charged With Stealing $4M In Unemployment Benefits
• Austin's SXSW Film Festival Returns In-Person In March 2022
• Michigan Newspapers Sue Redistricting Panel Over Closed Meeting
• Howard County Council Passes Bill To Boost Minimum Wage To $16 By 2026
• Tiger Woods will make his return to golf after car crash
• Cold Storm Headed For SoCal Thursday, May Be Followed By Heavy Rain Monday
• Robinson Chick-Fil-A Owner Gives Employees Big Gifts At Christmas Party
• Aurora's Snow Removal Program Returns For Senior Citizens And Residents With Disabilities
• 'The Boeberts Have Your Six': Rep. Lauren Boebert Tweets Christmas Photo Of Her Young Sons With Guns To Show Support For Kentucky Lawmaker
• Woman Helping Oxford Community Heal With Online List Of Resources On Google Doc
• Thousands Of LAUSD Students Still Unvaccinated As Deadline Nears
• New Jersey Company Admits Price-Gouged Grocery Chain On N95 Masks
• Armed Suspect Killed In Officer-Involved Shooting In Fort Worth
• Maryland Appoints Katie Gandy As First Statewide Autism Coordinator
• Wednesday's Show Info. (12/8/21)
• Gov. Tim Walz Launches 'Celebrate Safely, Minnesota' Campaign For Holiday Season
• New NASA Mission Will Help Unlock The Secrets Of Extreme Cosmic Objects
• Warriors Steph Curry Closes In On 3-Point Record; ' He Changed The Outlook' Of The Game
• LA County Pays $2.75M To Compton Man With Mental Illness Beaten By Deputies
• Milton's Pierce Middle School Goes Into Lockdown After Phone Charger Mistaken For Gun
• Scott Peterson Resentenced To Life In Prison In Pregnant Wife's Slaying
• Boys & Girls Clubs Teach Responsibility, Provide Help For Struggling Families
• 2 Killed In Head-On Fayette County Crash
• Toby, Tik Tok's Baseball-Loving Beagle, Given VIP Tour Of Dodger Stadium
• Mayim Bialik, Ken Jennings Will Continue To Host 'Jeopardy!' For Remainder Of Season
• Seven Springs Sold To Vail Resorts
• Chesapeake Shakespeare Company Returns To Regular Production Schedule After 20 Month Hiatus
• Mount Laurel Police Searching For Missing 6-Year-Old Grace Craytor Reportedly Taken By Mother Without Consent
• Colorado Death: Third Inmate Killed In New Spate Of Federal Prison Violence
• Ravens Officially Place Humphrey On IR, Designate OT Ja'Wuan James To Return To Practice
• Former Washtenaw County Deputy Sent To Trial On Misconduct In Office Charges
• Four-day workweek gains traction among some in Congress
• Kellogg's says it will permanently replace striking workers
• Elderly Woman Reported Missing In Tuolumne County Found Dead; 2 Men Who Took Her Camping Arrested
• Broadway League Says Vaccine Mandate For Children Under 12 Will Take Effect Dec. 14
• Supreme Court scrutinizes tuition program in religious liberty case
• Florida Backs Effort To Draw FIFA To Miami, Orlando
• Former Pittsburgh Priest Accused Of Filming Boy In Target Bathroom
• Snowstang Buses Make A Comeback, Copper Mountain Added As A New Destination
• No Toll Hikes On Delaware Port Authority Bridges In 2022
• Jay Norvell Says He Has 'Great Respect' For CSU Rams History After After Being Named Head Coach
• White House addresses maternal mortality crisis in U.S.
• Tiger Woods To Make Return At PNC Championship
• Bomb Threat Briefly Prompts Evacuation of San Ramon Police Headquarters
• Border Patrol Agents Seize Nearly 900 Pounds Of Marijuana From Smugglers Crossing Rio Grande River
• Man Stabbed In Victorville Circle K, Clerk Arrested On Suspicion Of Murder
• Students' Academic Performances Suffer As Maryland Copes With Learning Loss
• 'Holy Mola Mola!' Paddle Boarder Encounters Giant Sunfish Off Laguna Beach
• Nikolay Krutitskiy Guilty Of First-Degree Murder In Shooting Death Of 6-Year-Old Son Roman
• Officer "betrayed a 20-year-old kid" in killing Daunte Wright, prosecutor says
• Calif. Looks To Be Abortion 'Sanctuary' If Roe v. Wade Overturned
• Justin Fields To Return As Bears' Starting QB On Sunday Against Packers
• Senate votes to nullify Biden's vaccine requirement, with two Democrats joining all Republicans
• Nearly 500,000 adult bed rails recalled after two asphyxiated
• Former Saints player Glenn Foster Jr. dies in custody after arrest
• Kent County Man Wins $500K Playing Michigan Lottery's 10X Cashword Instant Game
• Kenny Pickett 'Undecided' On Whether He'll Play In Peach Bowl
• Ayanna Pressley Pushes To Remove Lauren Boebert From House Committee Assignments After Anti-Muslim Comments
• 71-Year-Old Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed While Heading To Store To Buy Newspaper In Chinatown
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 767 New Cases, 25 Additional Deaths
• Department Of Health Reports Jump In COVID Cases Across Chicago
• Michigan Considers New Incentives To Land Electric Vehicle Battery Plants
• Large Fire Erupts In Everett At Schnitzer Scrap Metal Site
• Trial takes dramatic turn after juror objects to manslaughter verdict
• Colorado Mountains, Ski Areas Expected To Get Much-Needed Snow This Week
• Mark Whipple Heads To Nebraska After Resigning As Pitt's Offensive Coordinator
• Man Killed, 2 Women Wounded In Shooting In Bellflower Smoke Shop
• US Department Of Labor Finds Irving IT Company Violated Visa Program
• No Other Individual Involved In Judge Jonathan Newell's Alleged Exploitation Of Children, Images Were Not Distributed, Officials Say
• Black couple claims home value was underestimated due to race
• Driver, 2 Passengers Hurt After Car Crashes Into Home In Aurora; No One In Home Injured
• Judge Temporarily Puts Halt On East River Park Flooding Protection Construction
• Afghan Refugee Who Moved Family To NorCal Shot Dead In San Francisco While Working As Driver
• Ducks, Rabbits And Chickens Up For Adoption After 'Overwhelmed' Owner Surrenders 40 Animals To MSPCA
• DelDOT Jokes On Social Media After Owning Spelling Mistake On I-95 Exit Sign
• Driver Killed, Passenger Severely Hurt After Being Ejected From Vehicle in Watsonville Crash
• 'Crossroads' Project Looks To Boost New Development On The City's North Side
• Taylor Twellman Says That 2022 Is The Most Important Season In Revolution History
• Tiger Woods Will Return To Competition At PNC Championship, 10 Months After Rancho Palos Verdes Crash
• Emmett Till Antilynching Act Goes Before House Judiciary Committee
• Chicago's Palmer House Celebrates Its 150th Anniversary With Tours, Never-Before-Seen Artifacts
• California Plans To Be Abortion Sanctuary If Roe Is Overturned
• New Sharks Exhibit Coming To American Museum Of Natural History
• 'Hello Winter': Telluride Celebrates The Arrival Of Some Fresh Snow
• Colorado Weather: The Mountains Will Measure Snow In Feet, Denver Will Be Lucky To Get An Inch
• Third Miami-Dade Teen Charged With Making School Threat
• Ambridge Mother Accused Of Killing 2 Children To Enter Plea Deal
• COVID In Minnesota: 75 More Deaths Logged As State Careens Toward 10K Overall Death Toll
• Michigan Sets Hospitalization Record, Leads Nation In New COVID Cases Per Capita
• Flower Mart Will Return As An In-Person Event In 2022, Organizers Say
• Affidavit Says Argument Over Infidelity Between Suspect, Wife Led To Fatal Police Officer Shooting
• Crews Respond To Fire In Wheat Ridge That Destroys 5 Apartment Units
• LA County Expands Vaccine Mandate To Include Outside Contractors
• How do you pronounce Omicron?
• Firefighters Freed SW Florida Boy Trapped In Sewer Pipe
• Jennifer Lyle Takes Lush Yummies Pie Company Into National Recognition With Attention From Orpah Winfrey
• Man Arrested In Petaluma for Possession of Loaded Firearm in Public Place
• UNH Student Vincenzo Lirosi's Death Ruled As Accidental Drowning
• Garland Man Sentenced To 99 Years After Stabbing Homeowner And Dog
• Maryland Weather: Cloudy & Chilly Wednesday
• Government Forecast Predicts Gas Will Drop Below $3 A Gallon Soon
• Contra Costa County To Expand North Richmond Jail Facility, Add Mental Health, Rehab Space
• Swarm Of More Than 40 Earthquakes In 24 Hours Causing A Buzz In Northwest US
• No More Face Mask Mandate In Douglas County Schools After Board Vote
• Man arrested after allegedly setting Fox News Christmas tree on fire
• 'Incredibly Humbled And Excited': Cheryl Reeve Named US Women's Basketball Head Coach
• Job openings near record high, with 11 million vacancies
• Medical Experts, Families Sound Alarm Over Children's Mental Health Crisis, Made Worse By Pandemic
• Calls for removal of Boebert after anti-Muslim remarks
• 23-Year-Old Dies After Tuesday Night Shooting In Kensington, Police Say
• WATCH LIVE: Philadelphia Officials To Provide Update To Anti-Violence Efforts Underway Citywide
• "Mr. Optimist": Michael J. Fox reflects 30 years after Parkinson's diagnosis
• 81-Year-Old Man Injured After Pickup Truck Collides With Snowplow In Macomb Township
• Royal Oak Police Arrest Teen Suspects In Rite Aid Armed Robbery
• Kurt Warner Wants To See Patriots-Buccaneers Super Bowl: 'It's Not Just A Pipe Dream'
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 925 Residents Are Hospitalized, Highest Since May
• USF Tees Up Plans for Football Stadium
• 14-Year-Old Boy Shot, Killed Near Boyle Heights Rec Center; One Suspect Arrested
• Experts Forecast National Gasoline Prices Will Tumble Below $3 A Gallon Soon
• Staffing Issues, Mistake Lead To Cancellation Of 2 Vaccine Clinics Set Up For Coloradans To Get Boosters
• When Will The Snow Start? Massachusetts' First Widespread Snow Of Season Expected Wednesday
• At-Risk Veteran Missing In Alameda; Police Seek Public's Help
• Maryland, Show Us Your Snow Pictures & Video. Just Tag #BeOnWJZ.
• Court To Decide If Pennsylvania Schools' Mask Order Is Legal
• Germany bids Angela Merkel farewell as Olaf Scholz takes power
• NYPD Pulls 2,000 Body Cameras After One Catches Fire
• "Bizarre" coral reef sounds offer hope of recovery after destruction
• Omicron Variant Of COVID Complicating A Busy Holiday Travel Season
• Mac Jones Update: Pats' Quarterback Still Leading Rookies After Silent Night Vs. Bills
• NYC Hospitality Alliance: Mayor De Blasio 'Grinch' For Vaccine Mandate That May Keep Tourists With Young Children Away
• Holiday Recipes For Your Parties
• Children's Minnesota
• 16-Year-Old Charged In 2 Chatham Carjackings
• Florida Democrats Want Budget Priorities To Be More 'People Centered'
• Board OKs $1,000 Bonuses For Baltimore County Public Schools Employees
• NYPD Searching For Leury Mojica In String Of Bronx Car Thefts
• Caught On Video: Bus Driver Robbed On The Job In Times Square
• DUI Suspect Crashes 300-Feet Down Steep Embankment In Auburn
• Pictured: Suspect In Murray Hill Sexual Assault, Robbery
• Afghans Wait And Worry At Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst In New Jersey After Frantic Evacuation
• Due To Possible Threat, Northeast Middle School In Mpls. Moves To Distance Learning Wednesday
• Police Arrest Man Accused Of Kidnapping 3-Year-Old In Detroit
• Omicron Variant Has 'Robust Ability' To Evade COVID Vaccines, But Pfizer Says Booster Shots 'Neutralized' It
• Hastings Police Chief Announces He Will Retire After 39-Year Career
• Cooking With Rania: Gingerbread Biscotti
• 2 Men Charged With Siphoning Gallons Of Cooking Oil From Oxford Restaurant
• CTA Is Working On Rebuilding 9.5 Miles Of Red, Purple Lines; Some In Evanston Say Project Should Hurry Up
• Celtics Defense Did Not Make The Trip Out West
• PTL Links: Dec. 8, 2021
• Maryland's Katie Ledecky Wins Athlete Of The Year At Golden Goggle Awards
• Experts Discuss Omicron COVID-19 Variant Findings In Sacramento Wastewater
• Scratch-Off Ticket Worth $1 Million Sold In Coraopolis
• Dr. Dave Hnida On Omicron: 'We Don't Know If This Is A Dr. Evil Type of Variant'
• Pregnant Woman Andreae Lloyd Beaten, Abducted From Miami-Dade Job
• Miami Weather: Near Record Heat Wednesday Afternoon
• Renowned Roseville Taqueria Nixtaco Hit by Crook Caught On Surveillance Camera
• Plump Bear, Black Wolf Captured On Trail Cameras In Northern Minnesota
• France releases man held as possible suspect in Khashoggi murder
• TJ Watt Named AFC Defensive Player Of The Week
• Magnitude-3.6 Earthquake Rattles San Gabriel Mountains North Of Rancho Cucamonga
• Hate crimes up 100% in NYC, driven by anti-Asian crimes
• Body of missing woman found day after boyfriend charged with murder
• 'Chicago Exposed' Digs Into Sun-Times Photo Archive To Depict City's Rich History
• Omicron can evade vaccines, but Pfizer says booster jabs do the trick
• India's top military commander among 13 killed in helicopter crash
• Metaverse now: The top AR and VR devices you can buy today
• Brotherly Love: Bucks County Farmers Growing Free 'Good, Quality, Nutritious' Food For Local Pantries, Soup Kitchens
• Kim Potter's Trial In Daunte Wright's Death Begins Wednesday: Here's How To Watch
• 1 Injured In Texas Shopping Mall Shooting, Search Continues For Suspect
• Biden expressed "deep concerns" to Putin over Ukraine, White House says
• Instagram CEO to testify before Senate committee on safety of teen users
• Pfizer Says Third Dose May Be Effective Against Omicron Variant
• Suni Lee Named Sports Illustrated's Female Athlete Of The Year
• Experts say economy needs some pandemic retirees to "unretire"
• Man admits to another killing just before his execution
• Epstein accuser wants Maxwell "behind bars for the rest of her life"
• Biden's Supreme Court commission submits report on reforms
• Scott Peterson Returning To San Mateo County Courtroom For Re-Sentencing
• CEOs, scientists on whether current vaccines can fight Omicron
• China's lunar rover spots mysterious "hut" on far side of moon
• Wild Top Oilers 4-1 For 7th Straight Win
• Robert E. Lee statue in Charlottesville will be melted down into artwork
• Democratic senators want student loan interest waived
• Nick Cannon's 5-month-old son dies of brain cancer
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/8 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• "Omicron" and "Eilish" among 2021's most mispronounced words
• Tom Brady Named 2021 Sports Illustrated Sportsperson Of The Year
• Italian Community Mourns Davide Giri, Columbia Student Killed Near Morningside Park
• Climber allowed to keep $84,000 of gems he found on Mont Blanc
• Report Says Poor Planning Led To Pipeline Blast That Killed 5 On Texas Shipping Channel
• More than 50 cities competing for remote workers
• Pittsburgh Weather: Morning Snow Could Lead To Slick Roads This Afternoon
• First Illinois Case Of Omicron COVID-19 Variant Confirmed In Chicago Resident
• Have You Seen This Woman? Andreae Lloyd Missing After Being Abducted From Miami-Dade Home
• Boston Marathon Favorite Spencer The Dog Undergoes Surgery
• SWAT Team Takes 35-Year-Old Man Into Custody After Threatening Girlfriend With Gun
• 5th Consecutive Home Loss For The Dallas Mavericks As They Fall 102-99 To The Nets
• Staying Safe With Proper Tire Maintenance During The Winter Season
• 34 killed in volcano eruption, 22 missing
• 2 Men Killed In Shooting Outside Worcester Bar
• Chicago Weather: Another Cold Day; Afternoon Sunshine Ahead
• Test Feeding Plan In Works For Starving Florida Manatees
• China's ambitions in the world and what they mean to U.S.
• Lakers Cruise Past Celtics, 117-102, To Split Season Series
• Davie Police Give Missing Woman's Daughter Some Closure After 46 Years
• Teenager Taken To Hospital After Being Stabbed Multiple Times
• North Philadelphia Community Welcomes Home 3-Year-Old Boy After Hit-And-Run That Also Killed Mother
• 3 People Shot Inside Bar In Philadelphia's Holmesburg Section, Police Say
• PennDOT Looking To Fill Plow Driver Positions As Winter Weather Approaches
• Judge Jeffrey Manning Retires From Allegheny Co. Common Pleas Court
• Wednesday's Child: 15-Year-Old Gianna
• Senate Votes To Confirm Rachael Rollins As US Attorney For Massachusetts
• Russians launch Japanese billionaire on visit to space station
• Crews Fight Overnight Fire At Lawrenceville Lumber Co.
• Wilkinsburg Police Searching For Two Suspects In Credit Card Theft
• Pennsylvania State Rep Proposes Tax Credit For Businesses Hiring Santas
• Pat Narduzzi Named Finalist For Eddie Robinson Coach Of The Year Award
• Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto Receives Proclamation From Allegheny Co. Council
• Judge blocks Biden vaccine mandate for federal contractors
• Rangers Stay Red Hot, Get 4 Points From Panarin In Rout Of Blackhawks

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• 39 U.S. soldiers to receive Purple Hearts following CBS News investigation
• Surgeon general says mental health crisis worsening among young people
• Instagram CEO testifies before lawmakers on platform's impact on teen users
• Father and daughter bring RVs to those who lost homes in wildfires
• Soldiers to get Purple Heart after CBS News report
• Scott Peterson re-sentenced to life in prison
• Wisconsin city's plan to build trust with police
• California drought forces dire restrictions
• Instagram chief grilled over app's safety
• Ex-officer on trial in Daunte Wright shooting
• South Africa hospitals not strained by Omicron cases
• Pfizer says COVID booster protects against Omicron
• Examining Afghanistan's humanitarian crisis four months after Taliban takeover
• Instagram CEO set to testify before Senate subcommittee
• SpaceWatch: Japanese billionaire blasts off; Rover spots "mystery hut" on moon
• Kellogg's workers reject proposed contract
• Germany swears in new Chancellor Olaf Scholz
• January 6 committee prepares to hold Mark Meadows in criminal contempt of Congress
• Pfizer says booster shots are needed to better protect against Omicron variant
• Pfizer says 3rd shot of COVID vaccine more effective at neutralizing Omicron variant
• January 6 committee threatens contempt vote after Mark Meadows withdraws cooperation
• Biden has "deep concerns" about Russia's military buildup at Ukrainian border
• Pfizer says 3 doses of coronavirus vaccine can neutralize Omicron variant
• Mexican-American escaramuzas transcend borders with cultural tradition of choreographed horse riding
• Trump social media venture facing major hurdles
• The Washington Ballet's Nutcracker returns for in-person audiences
• Biden warns Putin of consequences if Russia invades Ukraine
• End of year money saving tips and how to save on taxes
• Michael J. Fox on new memoir "No Time Like the Future: An Optimist Considers Mortality"
• 12/8: CBSN AM
• Dr. Agus on Omicron severity, contagiousness and effectiveness of treatments
• Black couple says home value was underestimated by half a million dollars because of their race
• Colorado ski resorts start to feel nervous with lack of snow and above-average temperatures
• Defense rests in criminal trial of actor Jussie Smollett
• Instagram CEO to testify before Congress about app's potential harmful impact on teens
• Biden threatens Putin with "strong economic measures" if Russia invades Ukraine
• South African research finds Omicron variant more contagious but less likely to cause serious illness
• Georgia governor's race ignites GOP showdown
• January 6 committee moves forward with contempt charges against Mark Meadows
• White House hosting virtual summit on advancing democracy