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Articles from December 9, 2021

• Atmospheric River Gaining Intensity In Pacific; 'Multiple Waves Of Heavy Snowfall' Predicted In Sierra
• Citing Emergency Drought Conditions, Alameda County Imposes Water Restrictions
• 'Like Nothing We've Ever Seen': Retailers Reeling As Thieves Ransack Multiple Stores In Woodland And Davis
• Restaurant Owners Across Nation Ask Congress for More Financial Assistance
• Chargers Debut Their 'My Cause, My Cleats'
• School Threats A Daily Occurrence; Local Districts Concerned
• Wild Beat Sharks 5-2 for 8th Straight Win
• Quick shines with 27 saves as Kings smother Stars 4-0
• Caught On Camera: Baby Bear Can't Keep Its Paws Of Inflatable Reindeer
• Exclusive: San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department Raids High-Desert Illegal Weed Growing Operation
• Family, Friends Gather To Remember Beloved Security Guard Kevin Nishita
• Caught On Camera: Thieves Steal From House In Broad Daylight While Family Is Home
• California Medical Board Director Says Anti-Vaxers Stalked Her, Flew Drone Over Her Home
• It Came Down To The Last Play, But The Vikings Beat The Steelers
• St. Paul Police Seek Help Finding Woman Who Randomly Shot At Vehicles
• Start of Dungeness Crab Fishing Still Delayed From Pigeon Point to Gualala
• Some Vaccination Clinics Seeing Higher Numbers Of People Due To COVID Winter Surge Fears
• Chicago Weather: Rain Chances Increase Through Day Friday
• Fleury Earns 500th Win In Blackhawks' Victory Over Canadiens
• Pittsburgh Steelers' Comeback Comes Up Short In Loss To Minnesota Vikings
• Preds' Last-Minute Goal Keeps Isles Winless At Home
• STEM School Highlands Ranch Students Help Design Medical Equipment
• COVID-19 Tests: What Are The Differences? When Might You Want To Take More Than One?
• Correction Officers' Benevolent Association Speaks Out Against Vaccine Mandate After Filing Lawsuit Against Mayor
• One Child Killed, 3 Hurt When Cadillac Tries To Drive Around School Bus In Desert Hot Springs
• Christmas Tree Outside FOX News Building Replaced After Fire
• 2 Chester County Tower Health Hospitals Closing In Move 'Devastating For Our Community'
• Fire Forces Residents From Public High Rise In Arnold
• LeBron Records 100th Triple-Double, Lakers Lose 108-95
• Alec Baldwin Posts Letter From Crew Defending `Rust' Work Conditions
• Keith Smith Convicted Of First-Degree Murder In Wife's Killing
• New York Has 20 Confirmed Omicron Cases And Counting; New Policies Coming Friday, Gov. Hochul Says
• How Do Water Towers Work?
• Hogan Vetoes Congressional Map Passed By General Assembly, House And Senate Quickly Override
• Jussie Smollett Convicted Of 5 Of 6 Counts Of Orchestrating Fake Hate Crime Against Himself
• 'The Evening Commute Could Be Pretty Tough': Twin Cities Brace For Snowstorm, Possible Snow Emergencies
• Adult Children Are Left Heartbroken And Terrified After Murder Of Woom Sing Tse, 71, In Chinatown: 'Am I Going To Be Safe?'
• Researchers Develop Chewing Gum To Trap And Neutralize COVID-19
• 1 Killed, 2 Hurt In Brooklyn Shooting
• Woman Involved In Armed Carjacking Is The Latest In Spike In Bridgeport
• Aberdeen High School Students Stage Walk Out Over Alleged Sexual Assaults
• Save the Redwoods League Plans to Buy, Preserve Scenic Stretch of Lost Coast
• Feds Award Over $2M To Police Forensic Departments In Maryland To Help Relieve Backlog
• 'We Can't Wait': Frosh Pushes For Funding, Staffing To Maryland Water Supply System
• Brookline Cuts Off Tobacco, Vaping Sales To People Born After Jan. 1, 2000
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations Remain Stable In Florida
• State Troopers Suspended After Slip 'N Slide Video Obtained By I-Team
• Detroit Animal Care And Control Waiving Adoption Fees Through Dec. 20
• Lyft will let employees work remotely for all of 2022
• Michigan Could Face Potential Christmas Tree Shortage This Year
• Josh Duggar guilty in child pornography trial
• Gun Found At High School In Santa Clara, 2 Students Arrested
• Detroit's TCF Center Changes Name To Huntington Place
• Zegras, Rakell SO Goals Lift Ducks Over Blue Jackets 2-1
• Scenic Stretch Of Lost Coast Redwoods To Be Spared The Ax
• 'It's Not Uplifting For Everybody': Can Too Much Christmas Holiday Music Hurt?
• North Texas Man Thriving Again Following Rare Liver, Double-Lung Transplant
• Firefighter Rescued After Falling Through Floor At House Fire In Hudson, New Hampshire
• Reimagined Nutcracker Ballet Premieres At Baltimore School For The Arts
• Fallen Officer's Wife Would Have Been On Duty During Fatal Shooting At Police Headquarters
• Aliquippa Beats Bishop McDevitt To Win 4A State Championship
• Baltimore Man Charged With Attempted Murder In April Shooting
• Sixers Struggle To Defend Utah's 3-Point Game In 118-96 Loss To Jazz
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• CDOT Staffing Shortage Redirects Snowplow Drivers To Where The Snow Is Falling
• Pittsburgh Steelers' T.J. Watt Ruled Out Against Vikings With Groin Injury
• Ocean Water Warnings Issued For LA County Beaches
• Family Sues The Village At Northridge For Elder Abuse And Neglect Related To 98-Year-Old Woman's Living Conditions
• Caldor Fire Survivors Stay Focused On Healing Despite Recent Arrests
• Dallas-Based Company Says It's Monitoring 'Thousands And Thousands' Of Cyber Attack Attempts Daily
• Truck loaded with migrants crashes in Mexico, killing dozens
• Employees At Buffalo Starbucks Vote In Favor Of Union
• Art Exhibition Featuring Portraits Of Transit Riders To Open At Union Station Next Week
• Lawsuit Filed Against Transfer Of Women, Including Transgender Women, From Rikers Island To State Prison
• Minnesota Regulators OK Rate Hikes For Xcel Energy Customers
• Lincoln High School Placed On Lockdown After Reports Of Gun In Cafeteria
• Special Prosecutor Dan Webb: Jury Agreed With 'Overwhelming' Evidence That Jussie Smollett Lied
• Defense Attorney Says Jussie Smollett Will Appeal Conviction And Expects To Succeed
• California Unemployment Bucks National Trend of Shrinking Jobless Claims
• Man Accused Of I-5 Road Rage Shooting Appeared In Court
• Real-Time Security Camera Monitoring Service Discourages Holiday Package Thefts
• Pitt Wide Receiver Jordan Addison Wins Biletnikoff Award
• Police: Armed Suspect Dressed As UPS Worker, 2 Others Break Into Bronx Apartment
• LAUSD Student Wish Lists Need Donations
• Man Accused Of Killing Woman From Erie And Dumping Her Body Into Bay Charged With First-Degree Murder
• Should Omicron Change Your Holiday Party Plans? Dr. Leana Wen Weighs In
• Metropolitan Museum Of Art Drops Sackler Family Name From Galleries
• Jena Griswold Wants Additional Security After Receiving Threats
• Alex Murdaugh now facing more than 50 charges
• 1 Man Dead, Another Injured In Shooting In Chicago Lawn
• UPDATE: Person Dies After Being Pulled Out of Water Near China Beach in San Francisco
• First Responders Rescue Kitten From Dryer Vent At Long Island Home
• 'I Personally Think He Shouldn't Have Any Rental Properties': Renter, Former Employee Speak Out Against Twin Cities Landlord
• COVID: Antioch Diner Closed Over Defying Health Order Allowed To Reopen
• Federal Task Force Won't Take Action To Enforce COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate And Testing Rules For Federal Contractors
• Linsley is Chargers' Walter Payton Man of the Year Nominee
• 2 Killed In Deadly Crash That Left Kendall Drive Shutdown For Hours
• Lakeville Police Officers Deliver Amazon Packages Abandoned In Road To Their Owners
• Men Accused Of Multiple Felony Crimes In Connection With Caldor Fire
• FedEx poised to ship 100 million more packages this holiday season
• 22-Year-Old Man Arrested For Allegedly Sexually Assaulting 15-Year-Old Girl In Weatherford
• Helicopter Crashes During Lift-Off At McKinney National Airport, Pilot Suffers Burns
• Police: 2 People Die In 2-Vehicle Crash In Keene
• Operation Santa Military Carnival Turns To Pittsburgh Community For Help
• Revival Of Stephen Sondheim's 'Company' Opens On Broadway
• Chicago's Boat Show Cancelled For Second Year In A Row
• UPDATE: Charges Outlined Against Men Accused of Starting Caldor Fire
• COVID Cases Rising In LA County, Possibly Starting Winter Surge
• Indictment Takes Down Multi-State Organization Trafficking Cocaine Into Western Pennsylvania
• Chicago's Top Doctor Breaks Down Latest COVID Numbers As Positivity Rates Climb
• NYPD Finds Arsenal Of Ghost Guns, Ammunition Inside Queens Apartment, Neighbors Shocked; 'Wow, That's Scary'
• OC DA: Latira Hunt Charged For Yelling At Daughter To Punch Opponent In Garden Grove Basketball Game
• Woman Shot, Injured in East Oakland Along International Blvd.
• LIST: Where To Find Holiday Markets Around Baltimore This Month
• LAPD Union Accuses Commissioner Salimpour Of Ethics Violation
• Families forced to move after Navy fuel contaminates tap water
• US Expands Pfizer COVID-19 Boosters, Opens Extra Doses To 16- And 17-Year Olds
• Investigation Determines Inappropriate Video By Peabody High Football Players Wasn't Bullying
• Philadelphia Considering Requiring Proof Of COVID-19 Vaccination For Indoor Dining
• State District Court Rules Abortion Law Unconstitutional, But Leaves 'Near-Total Ban' In Place
• Groundbreaking Ceremony Held At Prospect Park Baseball Field
• GOP's Congressional Redistricting Plan Under Attack For What It Does In Western Pennsylvania
• Jussie Smollett found guilty of lying to police about alleged attack
• Final Parent Charged In College Admissions Scam Agrees To Plead Guilty
• Students Help Build Tiny Homes For Those In Need
• Police Say Santa Claus Is Keeping Eye On Drivers In Plymouth, NH
• Port Chester Businesses Remain Without Power 3 Months After Ida As Con Edison Awaits Approval To Make Repairs
• Cloudy Water And Notices Warning Of Elevated PFAS Levels Have Woburn Residents Worried Their Water Isn't Safe
• Texas abortion law's enforcement mechanism not valid, judge rules
• Aldermen To Weigh Proposed Settlement In Anjanette Young's Lawsuit Over Botched CPD Raid
• PART 3: State To Start Licensing Recovery Homes After KDKA Investigation
• City Council Passes Bill Requiring NYC Homeowners, Tenants Who List Properties For Short-Term Rentals To Register With City
• Dallas Police Search For Vehicle Involved In Peavy Road Homicide
• Teaneck Residents Feeling 'Absolutely Violated' After Numerous Checks Stolen From Mail
• United Way 'Women In Construction' Effort Helping Clients Build Better Lives
• With Auto Thefts On The Rise, Stolen Vehicles Also Carry Additional Danger
• Senate takes step toward increasing debt ceiling
• Maryland Lawmakers Enact Bills Approved In Last Session
• Nassau's 'Shop With A Cop' Partners Kids Who've Suffered Hardship With Superheroes: 'They Get To See Us As We Truly Feel'
• Best Way To Avoid Supply Chain Issues This Christmas Is To Shop Local, Experts Say
• San Francisco Police Tout Drop in Crime Since Increasing Patrols in Union Square
• Kenny Pickett Rule: Fake Slide Banned By NCAA Rules Committee
• New California Program Aims To Curb Food Waste Emissions With Composting
• State Rep. Jonathan Carroll Withdraws Bill That Would Have Required Willfully Unvaccinated To Pay Own Health Care Expenses If Hospitalized
• Oxford shooting survivors file two $100M lawsuits against school district
• Victims Suffers Smoke Inhalation From Garage Fire in San Francisco's Bernal Heights
• George Floyd, Breonna Taylor Statues Being Auctioned For Charity
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Second Student Dies Of School-Related Virus Infection This Year
• MGM National Harbor Opens First Sportsbook In The State, Hogan Bets On All-Maryland Super Bowl
• Father Of Gabby Petito Asks Public To Help Find Missing Long Island Mother Melissa Molinari
• Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital Specialists Help Ease Anxiety, Spread Cheer
• Temperatures Forecast To Dip Into 30s, 40s Across LA, Orange Counties This Weekend
• Jussie Smollett Convicted On 5 Of 6 Counts Of Orchestrating Fake Hate Crime Against Himself
• Cowboys' Head Coach Mike McCarthy Back After 10-Day COVID-19 Absence, Predicts Victory Over Redskins
• Jussie Smollett Found Guilty of Lying About Alleged Racist and Homophobic Attack
• Charleroi Parents Accused Of Hiding Baby's Body In Bedroom Wall Charged With Homicide
• Police: South Florida Grad John Hagins Planned Mass Shooting At Daytona-Area University
• Matthew Marton Arrested For Allegedly Firing Gun Near CU Campus At Dawn
• Rare And Elusive Ringtail Spotted In Englewood Neighborhood
• Surge In Carjackings Another Troubling Statistic Confronting Philadelphia Crime Fighters
• Lowe's CEO Marvin Ellison on diversity, vaccines and inflation
• LAUSD Selects Miami's Alberto Carvalho As Next Superintendent
• MTA Conductor Punched In Face At Bronx Subway Station
• Mayor London Breed Seeks 2023 Deadline For San Francisco Businesses To Comply With New Parklet Rules
• South End Transforms Into Movie Set For 'Boston Strangler' Starring Keira Knightley
• Michigan's First COVID-19 Omicron Variant Case Identified In Kent County
• Caught On Camera: Suspect Drives On Sidewalk While Fleeing Police In Flatiron District
• Taste With Tori: Rich Flavors, Robust Energy Brewing Out Of Guardhouse In Bridesburg
• Maryland Lawmakers Elect Prince George's County Del. Dereck Davis State Treasurer
• Rockies Hire Clint Hurdle As Special Assistant To The GM
• With Lions Next, Broncos Treating Every Game Like Playoffs
• Car Smashes Into Front of CVS Store in Martinez
• Boston Opens New Vax Clinics As Federal Officials Greenlight Boosters For 16-17-Year-Olds
• Biden Expressed 'Deep Concerns' To Putin Over Ukraine, White House Says
• San Mateo County Holding 1st Of 5 Gun Buyback Events This Weekend In San Carlos
• Parker County Sheriffs Arrest Alleged Serial Vehicle Burglar
• Former Idaho Springs Police Officer Nicholas Hanning Pleads Guilty To 3rd Degree Assault In Tasing, Arrest Of 75-Year-Old Michael Clark
• Farmington Hills Fire Department Offers Free Car Seat Inspection Jan. 9
• Routine Eagle County Traffic Stop Results In Discovery Of Heroin Hidden Inside Child Car Seat
• Sundance returns to Park City, Utah – and also to a laptop or VR device near you
• Port Authority Of New York And New Jersey Ramps Up Recruitment Efforts With Focus On Diversity
• Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont Wants To Make Vaccine Passports Available For Residents
• Kim Potter Trial, Dec. 9: Newly Released Body-Worn Camera Shows Aftermath Of Shooting
• Passenger Detained, Police Break Off Chase With Driver In South Sacramento
• 2 Seniors Killed, 2 Firefighters Hurt In Pasadena House Fire
• Meet Knicks Go, Maryland-Bred Racing Superstar, And Breeder Sabrina Moore
• Baltimore Refugee Service Writes 20K Letters To Immigrants In Detention This Holiday Season
• Collin County Sheriff's Office Asks Public For Help Locating Murder Suspect
• Funeral Held For Fallen Mesquite Police Officer Richard Houston II
• 'All-Out' Race For Commercial Real Estate In North Texas Could Stay Just As Hot In 2022
• COVID-19 Omicron Variant Confirmed In 2 North Texas Patients By Frisco Lab
• Letitia James Suspends Campaign For New York Governor, Turns To Reelection As Attorney General
• 27-Year-Old Woman Fatally Hit By Truck In Malibu; PCH Reopened
• 6 People Injured In Accident Involving SEPTA Trolley, CSX Freight Train In Darby
• Aliah Johnson, Shot And Killed In Point Breeze, Remembered As 'A Rose Growing Up Through The Concrete'
• Mayor-Elect Eric Adams Expected To Announce Pick For NYPD Police Commissioner Soon
• Surina Jindal And Melanie Chandra Talk About New Comedy Central Movie, "Hot Mess Holiday"
• Family Of 1-Year-Old Child Punched In Face At Butler Memorial Hospital Sues Health System
• Christmas Miracle: Medical City Arlington's Smallest Patient Ever, Baby Born At 450 Grams Goes Home For The Holidays
• NY Attorney General Letitia James Wants Former President Trump To Testify In Trump Organization Investigation
• FIU Names Miami Native Mike MacIntyre As Head Football Coach
• When Do COVID Vaccine Booster Shots Become Fully Effective? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• Another Round Of Rain Drenches Southland
• 6 Butte County Jail Inmates Have Suffered Opioid Overdoses Over Past 10 Days
• Baker Talking To National Guard About Supporting Overloaded Health Care System
• WhatsApp testing new crypto feature for sending money
• Doctor fired for trying to treat COVID patients with ivermectin
• Protect Your Cellphone Signal When Out In Backcountry, Colorado Search And Rescue Team Urges
• Small Plane Makes Hard Landing Into Field South Of Ralph M. Hall Rockwall Municipal Airport
• Thieves Hit Store On Magnificent Mile, Reportedly In Former John Hancock Center, In Broad Daylight
• Miami Names Dan Radakovich As Vice President And Director Of Athletics
• Biden Calls Dole A 'Giant Of History' In Tribute At US Capitol
• Suspect Arrested In Vehicle Shooting Near Berkeley-Oakland Border
• Wellesley Police Investigating String Of Overnight Burglaries At Unlocked Homes
• 2 Teenagers Killed, 3 Injured In Crash Involving Stolen Vehicle, Police Say
• Woman, 18, Rescued From Lake Michigan At Navy Pier
• Gunman Who Killed 71-Year-Old Woom Sing Tse In Chinatown Fired 22 Shots, Prosecutors Say; 'Sometimes Individuals Just Do Evil Things.'
• Walter C. Young Middle Student, 12, Accused Of Bringing Knives To School
• Cam Newton Feels Partly Responsible For Panthers Firing Joe Brady
• Oakland Man Gets Federal Prison For Sex Extortion Scheme Targeting Teens On Instagram
• CSU Star Tight End Trey McBride Gets National Attention
• 10,000 Children Robes Recalled
• State Looking To Increase Standards for Trucks, Lawn Equipment
• Skiers, Boarders Anxious For Winter Storm To Drop Much-Needed Snow In The Mountains
• Appeals court denies Trump's bid to shield records from January 6 committee
• Lockdown Lifted After Report Of Weapon On Campus At Lincoln High School
• Juan Carlos Vazquez, Wanted In Shooting On San Fernando Police Officer, Captured In Arizona
• Dallas Police Arrest Two For Allegedly Stealing Credit Card Information
• Massachusetts Reports 5,472 New COVID-19 Cases, 27 Additional Deaths
• Turkey's Floating Power Ships Rescue Cuba's Troubled Power Grid
• Miramar Police Search For Suspect's Vehicle In Recent Gated Community Double Shooting
• Proposed Bill Would Double Tolls On 5 Jersey Shore Bridges By 2024
• Mount Holyoke College Finds Antisemitic Graffiti In Bathroom
• NHL Board Of Governors Approves Sale Of Pittsburgh Penguins To Fenway Sports Group
• Maryland Health Department Security Breach Not As Bad As Initially Feared, Hogan Says
• NHTSA Looking Into Complaint Of Tesla Allowing Video Games To Be Played From Dashboard
• Mt. Clemens Man Charged After Leaving Macomb County Judge Threatening Voicemail
• Jussie Smollett Trial: Jury Goes Through Second Day Of Deliberations
• Delivery Driver Robbed, Carjacked At Gunpoint In West Lakeview
• Denver Zoo And Colorado Parks And Wildlife Team Up To Save Endangered Boreal Toads
• Rapper Slim 400 Shot, Killed In Inglewood
• What Consequences Could Hennepin Co. Sheriff Dave Hutchinson Face For Drinking And Driving?
• California Regulators Eye Tough Standards For Trucks, Lawn Equipment
• Magical Christmas gifts for Disney fans
• 2 Mountain Lion Kittens Survive After Litter Of 4 Found Near Thousand Oaks Office Building
• Suspect In Double Murder In Illinois Captured In Hyannis
• Travis Scott gives first interview since Astroworld tragedy
• 4th Republican Joins Field In Bid To Oust AG Keith Ellison
• Wind Advisory Issued For LA County Mountains, Antelope Valley
• Mayor's Office Leads Community Brainstorming Sessions For Feedback On Baltimore Violence Reduction Strategies
• Customers Raise Over $3,000 For Repairs To Keep Food Truck In Business
• Body Found Along Shoreline At Sparrows Point, Police Say
• Suspect Arrested In 1996 Cold Case Crockett Murder Of Priscilla Lewis
• District Attorney Larry Krasner Walks Back 'Inarticulate' Comment Philadelphia Doesn't 'Have A Crisis Of Violence'
• Allen Robinson Says He's Trending Toward Playing When Bears Take On Packers Sunday
• Hogan Criticizes Legislature For Not Acting On His Emergency Crime Legislation
• CDC Recommends Pfizer Booster Shots for Americans as Young as 16
• Wes Moore Picks Aruna Miller As Running Mate In Maryland Governor's Race
• City Of Opa-locka New Police Chief Dennis M. Jackson II Takes Oath Of Office
• Former Pirates Manager Clint Hurdle Returns To Colorado Rockies
• Boston Archdiocese Mandating Masks For Masses, Weddings And Funerals Around Christmas Season
• 2021 WBZ Gingerbread House Competition
• Texas man held at gunpoint by federal agent seeks Supreme Court's help
• Driver's Body Found Miles Away From Highway Crash Scene
• Hogan Promises Emergency Legislation To Shore Up Maryland's Nursing Workforce
• Kliff Kingsbury Thinks NFL Coach Of The Year Award Should Be Named After Bill Belichick
• Planet ten times the size of Jupiter found orbiting pair of giant stars
• Douglas County Sheriff's Detective Joe Pollack Dies From COVID Complications
• 1 Person Dead After Hit-And-Run Leads To Chain Reaction Crashes On I-95 In Delaware County, Authorities Say
• New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art removes Sackler family name
• Westminster Christian School Gets $10 Million Donation, Largest Gift In School's History
• Amber Frey Renews Pledge To Testify If Scott Peterson Is Granted New Trial
• Bemidji Police Seek Help Finding Missing 12-Year-Old Annabell Durant
• San Francisco's United Playaz Holding Annual Gun Buyback Program
• Stockton Officers Fatally Shoot Man Who Was Firing Gun Outside Police Building
• Fieger Files 2 $100 Million Lawsuits Against Oxford School District
• Apple Store In Southlake Temporarily Closes Due To COVID-19 Cases
• Vacant Cascade Galleria Turns Into Pop-Up Holiday Market
• Team PTL And Charlie Batch Foundation Holding Holiday Toy Drive
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Seeks 'Job Growth' Money As Claims Remain Low
• Plano Hires New Fire Chief Chris Biggerstaff From Within
• Christmas Experiences For Families In Philadelphia Region This Holiday Season
• CDC Recommends COVID-19 Vaccine Booster For Teens Ages 16-17
• Police Investigate 'Potential Threat' At Plymouth-Canton High Schools, Students To Be Released Following Lockdown
• Highway 92 in Hayward Reopened After Person in Crisis Comes Off Hesperian Blvd. Overcrossing
• More Money Sought For Florida's Struggling Citrus Industry
• Michigan Senate Approves Business Incentive Bills
• East Falmouth Man Charged With Robbing Women At ATM, Motel
• One Person Hospitalized In Overnight Downtown Shooting
• Fantasy Football Start Or Sit Week 14: Will Tayson Hill Run All Over The Jets?
• Detroit Symphony Orchestra VP Erik Rönmark Selected As CEO, President
• Santa Rosa Police Arrest Man On Drug Trafficking, Weapons Charges; Cache Found Inside Rohnert Park Home
• As inflation jumps, clothing prices rise at record pace online
• 12 great Christmas gifts we found at Walmart
• First Case Of Omicron Variant Detected In Yolo County
• Jill Biden reflects on her role as first lady on "CBS Sunday Morning"
• American Airlines Trims International Schedule, Cites Boeing 787 Dreamliner Delays
• Missing Juvenile Found After Investigators Stop Stolen Pickup Truck On Hwy 13 In Garfield County
• Neeli Bendapudi Becomes First Woman, Person Of Color To Head Penn State University
• 49ers, Bengals Seeking Edge As Playoff Races Heat Up
• Butler County Woman Kimberly Kessler Found Guilty In Joleen Cummings' 2018 Florida Murder
• Dallas Police Department Searching For Woman Missing Over A Week, Diandra Chalmers
• Brian Kelly Isn't Bringing Back Kevin Faulk As LSU's Running Backs Coach
• Randy Moss Describes Play That Still Haunts Him From Super Bowl XLII With Patriots
• 49ers, Bengals Seeking Edge As Playoff Races Heat Up
• Law Requiring California Cities To Collect Organic Waste To Reduce Methane Emissions Goes Into Effect On New Year's Day
• Denver Ranked No. 5 Among 'Most Sinful Cities In America'
• GM Reaches Supply Deals For Electric Vehicle Motor Magnets
• Texas Border Patrol Agents Arrest Undocumented Criminal Bryan Pineda-Lopez
• Philanthropist Marcus Lemonis Donates $10M To His Alma Mater Columbus High Including $18K For Each Employee
• Douglas County Deputies Cross County Lines To Stop 3 Suspects In Stolen Vehicle In Littleton
• Lions Going For A Win Streak
• Starting Friday, Drivers Allowed To Test Out Express Lanes (For Free) Through South Gap Project
• Capitol Corridor Train Collides With Vehicle In Oakland
• Detroit Police Search For Man Accused Of Killing 2 People In Quadruple Shooting
• San Francisco Police Seek Help In Solving Potrero Hill Shooting That Killed 25-Year-Old
• Suspicious Package Investigation Ongoing In Thornton, West Ridge Elementary School Placed On 'Secure' Status
• Romeo Man Charged In Assault On Officers In Capitol Riot
• Dallas Launches Housing Development Fund To Fuel Economic Growth
• RTD: Fentanyl Found In Union Station Bus Terminal Bathroom
• Baltimore Ravens Nominated Lamar Jackson For Art Rooney Sportsmanship Award
• Kim Potter Trial Live Updates: Dramatic Body Cam Video Shown During Testimony
• 5 Stockton Officers Shoot Armed Man Who Charged At Them Outside Police Headquarters
• Tagovailoa On A Roll As Dolphins Streak Into Their Bye Week
• Daunte Wright was "just gasping" after shooting, girlfriend testifies
• Hennepin Co. Sheriff Dave Hutchinson Investigated For Possible DWI After Alexandria Rollover Crash
• Winds Push Back Blue Origin Rocket Launch That Will Have Colorado Woman Onboard
• Multiple Crews Battle Fire At Home In North Minneapolis
• Texas-Native Paul McNulty Restoring Chopin's Last Piano And Its 19th-Century Features
• Ordering holiday gifts? Check these top retailers' deadlines
• SUNY Chancellor Jim Malatras Resigns Amid Fallout Over Cuomo Investigation Transcripts
• 'This Is A Huge Deal': Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Pitches $99.7 Billion Budget
• Steelers QB Ben Roethlisberger Nominated For Art Rooney Sportsmanship Award
• FDA Moves To Approve COVID Vaccine Booster Shots For 16 And 17-Year-Olds
• Colorado Weather: Big Powder Day In The Mountains While Denver Keeps Waiting For Snow
• Boston College Retiring Carolyn Swords' No. 30
• Medical illustrator depicts Black patients in drawings
• Caught On Video: Suspects Fire Gun Into Air In Middle Of Bronx Street
• Student Arrested For Allegedly Having 'Ghost Gun' At Orangewood High School In Redlands
• 1 Dead, 1 Wounded After Drive-By Shooting Caught On Video In The Bronx
• Alphonso Joyner, 23, Charged With Shooting And Killing 71-Year-Old Woom Sing Tse In Broad Daylight In Chinatown
• Hundreds Of Complaints Filed Over Lack Of Compliance With Mask Mandates In Adams County & Arapahoe County
• IDHS Secretary Grace Hou Receives Excellence In Public Service Award
• Baker Concerned About 'Red Tape' Around $2,000 Bonuses For Massachusetts Essential Workers In ARPA Bill
• COVID-19 In MN: Lastest Positivity Rate Soars To 11.9%, Highest Since Last December
• Biden calls Dole a "giant of our history" in tribute at U.S. Capitol
• Chris Long Has An Interesting Observation On Matthew Judon's Role With Patriots
• Better CEO apologizes for firing 900 workers via Zoom call
• Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart Discuss New Efforts To Curb Carjackings
• Letitia James ends bid for N.Y. governor as Trump probe ramps up
• PAWS Chicago Hosts Adopt-A-Thon Event For 120 Animals Needing A Home For The Holidays
• Missouri Man Charged With Threatening To Shoot High School Students 'In The Name Of Kyle Rittenhouse'
• FDA Approves Pfizer Booster Shots For Teens As Young As 16
• FDA Authorizes Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Boosters For Ages 16-17
• NASA's New X-Ray Observatory Rocketed Into Orbit
• MacKenzie Scott says she won't disclose how much she donated
• Saturday on JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (December 11)
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 690 New Coronavirus Cases
• 67 Cats Rescued From 'Overrun' Kensington, NH Home To Be Put Up For Adoption
• Student & Driver Hurt After Car Crashes Into Pine Grove Middle School
• University Of Wisconsin Approves Extension Of SAT, ACT Exemptions
• UW Regent Panel OKs Out-Of-State, Graduate Tuition Increase
• Scott Peterson Resentenced To Life Without Parole; Laci's Mom: 'You Will Always Be Their Murderer'
• Car Smashes Into Denver Dispensary During Apparent Robbery Attempt
• Detroit Police Officers Recover 41 Stolen Packages During Traffic Stop
• SNHU Temporarily Shifting To Remote Learning After Holidays Due To COVID Concerns
• Employee at Pacifica Day Care Center Arrested on Child Cruelty Charges
• Metro Offering $3,000 Sign-On Bonus To Fill More Than 300 Bus Driver Positions
• Forth Worth Police Investigating After Newborn Girl Found Dead In Carport
• FDA Greenlights Pfizer Booster Shots For Americans As Young As 16
• Why the PS5 is still hard to find — and tips for scoring one
• Oklahoma executes 79-year-old man for 1985 killing of teacher
• Saugus Barnes & Noble To Close In January
• FDA Greenlights Pfizer Booster Shots For Americans As Young As 16 (CBS News)
• 'Survivor 41' Episode 12 Recap: Truth Kamikaze
• Oxford School District Faces Two $100M Suits After School Shooting
• Kanye West To Perform First Stadium Show In 5 Years At Coliseum Thursday
• U.K. reimposes COVID rules amid claims government itself ignored them
• Coast Guard Searching For Chicago Woman Who Went Missing While Snorkeling In Puerto Rico
• Havre De Grace Files Lawsuit Against Harford Country Over Council Redistricting
• David Andrews' Pregame Speech In Buffalo Was A Telling Moment
• CDC recommends Pfizer booster shots for Americans as young as 16
• Texas Man Christopher Stephen Brown Charged For Threatening Rabbis, Girlfriend Rebekah Jones Also Arrested
• Kidsburgh: Family-Friendly Holiday Light Displays
• Joe Cardona Will Spend Bye Week At His First Army-Navy Game Since Graduating From Naval Academy
• Florida Judge Denies Injunction In Gambling Initiative Fight
• Reverend Scott Slater Retires After 21 Years With Episcopalian Church
• GM Reaches Supply Deal With Fort Worth Company For Electric Car Motor Magnets
• Which Towns Got At Least 1 Inch Of Snow During First Winter Storm Of The Season?
• Landlord Groups Fume As NYC Council Mulls Proposal To Prevent Criminal Background Checks Of Potential Tenants
• Pitt Police Investigates After Threat Made On Social Media
• COVID Surge: One Of Pennsylvania's Largest Health Systems Runs Out Of Hospital Beds
• First Student Union Bus Drivers In Newark Picket Over Contract Negotiations
• U.S. and Israel discuss "alternatives" should Iran nuclear talks fail
• Man behind viral "Byron" videos gets help from strangers
• Smoke From Large Cardboard Dumpster Fire Outside Sacramento Amazon Warehouse Prompts Evacuation
• Nonprofit Distributes Last Lunches From Denver Building Broken Into 5 Times This Year
• 'This Is Offering Them Shelter For The Night': City Of Northglenn Converts Old Rec Center Into Winter Housing For Homeless
• COVID-19 In Maryland: State Approaches 1K Patients Hospitalized
• SB Highway 99 Lanes Back Open Just South Of Elk Grove After Crash
• Christmas Tree Set To Be Replaced After Fire Outside FOX News Building In Midtown
• Nike To Stop Selling Sneakers At Popular Shoe Chain
• New eye drops could replace reading glasses for millions
• Police Investigating Deadly Shooting In Northeast Baltimore
• 'Close Knit Group' At Rocky Mountain National Park Relieved Ranger Is Safe After Shooting
• Avalanche Halt Rangers Win Streak, Improve To 8-2-1 In Their Last 11 Games
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• Jobless claims fall to 52-year low as layoffs decline
• Minnesota Weather: Schools Cancelling Classes Ahead Of Winter Storm Warning
• Celtics Hand Clippers A Win With 23 Turnovers
• Miami Proud: Architects Team Up With Middle School For A Creative Course in Opportunity
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• Italy fines Amazon $1.3 billion, saying it hurts other sellers
• Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw Claims She's Not Resigning, Despite Rumors Saying She Might Become New York City's Top Cop
• New York City Council Hearing On SoHo Rezoning Plan
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• Pittsburgh Weather: Conditions Point To 2021 Not Being A White Christmas
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Investigating Threats Made Towards Numerous School Campuses
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• Pittsburgh Firefighters Provide Children With Brand New Winter Coats
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• Court rejects Trump bid to block January 6 documents
• Jury finds Jussie Smollett guilty
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• DHS seeks public input to avoid family separation at the border
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• Trial for officer who shot Daunte Wright begins in Minneapolis
• Senators grill Instagram head on app's potential harmful impact on teens
• U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson announces new COVID restrictions in England as he deals with political scandal
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