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• San Jose Police Arrest 'Prolific Robbery Crew' For Crimes Targeting Asian Women
• Fox, Barnes Help Kings Pull Away To Beat Wizards 119-105
• New California Rules End Distinction For Vaccinated Workers
• Wind, Rain Drench Valley For The Second Time In A Week
• Daron Marquel Ellis, Suspect In Rocky Mountain National Park Shooting, Charged With Assaulting Ranger
• Amador County Trade School Wins First Amendment Fight Against California
• Newport Beach's Annual Christmas Boat Parade Returns
• Governor Newsom Highlights Clean California Program On Wednesday
• Old Sacramento Businesses Stuck In The Dark After Downtown SMUD Substation Explosion
• More Downtown Sacramento Seniors Evacuated As SMUD Outage Stretches Into Night Two
• Mitchell, Jazz Beat Clippers 124-103 For Eighth Straight Win
• Terry, Grant Propel First-Place Ducks Past Kraken, 4-1
• UPDATE: Loud Hum On Golden Gate Bridge To Finally Be Silenced Next Year
• $400 Million Bond For Muni Upgrades Proposed By Mayor London Breed
• Nevada County High School Brings In Porta Potties After TikTok Challenge Damage
• Historic December Storm Brings 2 Possible Tornadoes
• Edwards Scores 38 Points, Wolves Beat Nuggets 124-107
• Chicago Weather: High Wind Warning In Effect As Dangerous Gusts Bring Down Trees
• City Measure Proposes New Real Estate Tax To Combat Homeless Crisis
• DOJ Charges 3 Companies For OC Pipeline Break
• Major Union Pacific Train Fuel Leak Spans Dozens Of Miles Between Sacramento, Dixon Areas
• UPDATE: Residents Skeptical of San Francisco Mayor's Pledge to Get Drugs, Crime Out of Tenderloin
• Newsom Highlights $1B Statewide Plan To Cleanup Highways, Roads, Public Spaces
• Princeton, NYU Announce Changes As COVID Cases Climb
• Public Health Expert Says 'We Need To Update Our Playbook' For COVID-19
• Caleb Jones Scores In OT As Blackhawks Beat Capitals
• Bears Now Have 5 Players On Reserve/COVID List; Teven Jenkins May Be Forced Into First NFL Start
• Red Cross Opens Overnight Shelter For Some Coloradans Without Power
• Goodwin, No. 10 USC Rally In 2nd Half To Beat UC Irvine, 66-61
• High Winds Lead To Cancellations, Delays At Denver International Airport
• Olde Town Arvada Christmas Tree Succumbs To Ferocious Wind
• Rikers Island Reports 2nd Inmate Death In Less Than A Week
• Santa Visits Pediatric Cancer Patients At Upper East Side Ronald McDonald House
• Pro Sports Taking Big COVID Hit As Omicron Variant Spreads Rapidly
• Jalen Hurts' Recovery 'Trending Upward,' Eagles Preparing For Washington Starters Despite COVID-19 Concerns
• San Mateo County Officials Collect 425 Firearms In 1st Of 5 Gun Buyback Events
• Metropolitan Opera To Require COVID Boosters For Performers, Audience Members
• UCLA Basketball Game Canceled Because Of COVID-19
• Strong winds and tornadoes sweep through Great Plains and Midwest
• Holiday Tipping Guide: Who Should You Tip, And How Much?
• NYPD's 'Girl Talk' Mentorship Program Offers Support System For Teenage Girls
• New Jersey Residents Encouraged To Get Their Booster Shots On 'Boost NJ Day'
• Maryland Launches Surge Operations Center, Directs Hospitals To Submit Pandemic Plans
• Women Steal Items From Two Magnificent Mile Stores, Use Stun Gun On Security Guard, Police Say
• Maryland Covid Case Data Remains Offline; Doctors Warn Of Surging Hospitalizations As State Makes Emergency Hospital Plans
• Foshay Tower: 92 Years Of Skyline Views In Downtown Minneapolis Began In Infamy
• Dozens Hold Prayer Vigil Outside McKinney Hospital For Critically Injured Motorcyclist Rodney Carver
• 3 Injured In 3-Vehicle Crash In Fayette County
• Three Arrested After Social Media Threats Made Against Baltimore County Middle Schooler
• LA County Nears 20 Confirmed Omicron Variant Cases
• Baltimore 7-Eleven & Perry Hall Gas Station The Latest Targets Of ATM Thefts
• Accused El Mula Banquet Hall Shooter Warneric Buckner Released From Jail After Charges Dropped
• Vincent, Robinson Lead Short-Handed Heat Past 76ers 101-96
• Reaves' 3 At Buzzer Gives Lakers 107-104 Win Over Mavs In OT
• Torrance Native Michelle Kwan Nominated For Ambassadorship
• Mt. Diablo Unified Negotiations With Teachers Reach Impasse, State Mediation Requested
• King Of Prussia Man Volunteering With Red Cross To Help Those Affected By Kentucky Tornadoes: 'It's Just Something That's In Me'
• Report Says Water Is Unaffordable Across Michigan
• Whitmer Calls For Special Election To Fill 3 Michigan House Seats
• Oxford School Board Holds First Meeting Since Tragic High School Shooting
• Kroger Ending Some Benefits For Unvaccinated Employees
• Woman, 56, Reported Missing From Compton Found, Authorities Announced
• LAPD Captain Files Whistleblower Suit; Says He Was Downgraded For Criticizing Use Of Beanbag Shotguns At Protests
• What's Next After Derek Chauvin's Guilty Plea?
• Foxboro Fire In Multi-Family House Sparked By Marijuana Growing Operation, Prosecutor Says
• North Texas Photographer Shoots Free Portrait For Family Possibly Celebrating Final Christmas All Together
• Vincent, Robinson Lead Short-Handed Heat Past 76ers 101-96
• Anne Arundel County Schools Superintendent Recommends $1.6B Budget To Hire Staff, Increase Pay
• Chicago Board Of Education Approves $9.25 Million Settlement Over Racial Discrimination In Layoffs Prompted By School Closures
• COVID Survivor Brings Holiday Cheer To New Jersey Medical Center To Thank Staff
• Chargers Legends Help Give Away Bikes To Kids
• Neighbors Come To Rescue After House Explosion In Vineland Left 2 Women Injured: 'Help Me, My Leg Is Stuck'
• Minnesota Jury Awards Former BNSF Employee $9.4 Million In Damages
• New York City Council Passes Measure To Rezone SoHo, NoHo
• North Highlands Woman Accused Of Killing Sister
• More Rain In Santa Cruz Mountains Raises Soil Saturation Concerns
• California, Arizona, Nevada Volunteer To Take Less Water From Colorado River
• Beloved 'Santa Bill' Fighting COVID With Days Until Christmas
• $25K Reward Offered For Help Identifying Hit-And-Run Driver Who Seriously Injured Pedestrian In Westwood
• Mayor-Elect Adams Vows To Make New York City 'A Safe City' Following Shooting Death Of Brooklyn Bodega Worker
• Miami-Dade Superintendent Alberto Carvalho Hopes His Replacement Is An Educator Who Understands The Community
• 'We're Exhausted, Heartbroken': Minnesota Doctors Plea For People To Get Vaccinated
• Westbound I-80 Reopens In Placer County After Fatal Crash, CHP Says
• Animal Friends Teams With Penguins For Charity Pet Calendar
• Gov. Newsom Highlights $1B Statewide Cleanup Plan
• Suspect Shot By SEPTA Police Officers After Gunning Down Man Near Market-Frankford Line In Kensington, Police Say
• The best Christmas gift deals under $100 you can shop now
• Caught On Camera: South Huntington School Employees Rescue Owl Tangled In Baseball Net
• Milpitas Woman Leads Nonprofit Bringing Holiday Generosity to Those in Need
• Mother Bear Makes Home Under Monrovia Residence
• MTA Announces Fare Cap, Additional Changes To Encourage Ridership
• UPDATE: Walnut Creek Police Arrest 4th Suspect in Nordstrom Smash-and-Grab Robbery
• Jordan texted Meadows to argue Pence could block election certification
• Fell's Point Hosts First Annual Cookie Crawl
• PS5's are hard to get but this social media trend has it down to a science
• Pennsylvania Man Gets 35-80 Years In Killing Of Stranger While Under The Influence Of Drugs
• Apparent Police Shooting In North Richmond Under Investigation
• Newark Police Officer Released From Hospital After Being Injured In Shooting
• Statewide Mask Mandate For All Indoor Public Spaces Back In Effect Until Mid-January
• Former Boston Police Auto Technician Sentenced For Embezzling Nearly $260,000
• Thursday's Show Info (12/16/21)
• Widow Of Euless Officer Killed By Alleged Drunk Driver Regains Consciousness, Out Of ICU
• Medicaid Now Certifies Kids For Free Lunch In Maryland
• 'Black Men In White Coats' Highlights Efforts For More Diversity In Health Care
• Kwanzaa, The Annual Celebration Of African American Culture
• UPDATE: Statewide Indoor Mask Mandate Goes Into Effect Over COVID Surge Concerns
• Chaminade Madonna DE Kenyatta Jackson Jr. Wins CBS4 Nat Moore Trophy
• Some Kentucky residents may not have power back for months
• Rancho Cordova Students Honored As Holiday Stars For Outstanding Academic Achievements Amid Adversity
• Lewis Hamilton knighted at Windsor Castle
• Amplify Energy Statement on U.S. DOJ Announcement
• Denver City Council Takes Step Toward Approving $1 Billion Construction Request At DIA
• Philadelphia 76ers, Meek Mill Team Up To Host Children Affected By Criminal Justice System
• Fire In Haverhill That Destroyed 7 Vehicles Deemed Accidental
• LeAnn Rimes To Kick Off 2022 Rose Parade With Special Performance
• Cleanup Crews Hit Bays, Beaches And Roads In Aftermath Of Tuesday's Storm
• Winds Topple Trees, Leave Behind Downed Power Poles, Damage Across Colorado's Front Range
• Post-election rally organizer spoke to January 6 select committee for up to eight hours
• North Texas Rental Assistance Programs In High Demand For Holiday Season
• Best Christmas gift deals under $50 you can shop right now
• Blackhawks Announce Settlement With Kyle Beach, Who Claims He Was Sexually Abused By Former Video Coach Brad Aldrich In 2010
• Dallas Dog Missing In Michigan For Months, Found And Returned To Family
• Roscoe Village Security Camera Network Helps Prevent And Solve Crime, And More Cameras Are In Order With Spike In Crime In Area
• Man Shot, Wounded By LA Deputies In Whittier
• Michael Jordan Graces A Wheaties Box For The 19th Time In Honor Of The Cereal Company's 100th Anniversary
• MACV StandDown Gives Hope To Veterans In Need At Target Field
• Residents of San Jose Mobile Home Park Create Co-Op to Purchase Park Land
• Save Charlie Day Promotes More Than Just Pet Adoption
• Princeton University Limits Indoor Gatherings, Shifts Finals To Remote As COVID-19 Cases Rise
• Oakland's Annual Homicide Total Hits Highest Number in Over a Decade
• Santa Claus Girls continue tradition bringing cheer to children in need
• Exclusive: Hip Hop Legend Mistah F.A.B. Troubled By Violence In Oakland; 'Where's The Uproar?'
• San Francisco's New Sanitation And Streets Department To Launch In July
• New Weather Front Bears Down on Bay Area; Widespread Rain Forecast
• Rams Place Three Players on COVID-19 List
• Bucktown Residents Pay For Private Security Patrols To Combat Rampant Crime In The Area
• First COVID Vaccine Given In Chicago Happened One Year Ago Today
• Biden tours Kentucky tornado damage, urges families to "keep the faith"
• American And Southwest Airlines CEOs Explain Recent Flight Delays, Cancellations During Senate Hearing
• Boston Aims To Move Residents From Mass and Cass Homeless Camp By Jan. 12
• Los Angeles Lakers Star LeBron James Wears Mario Lemieux Jersey Before Game
• Gov. Evers' Redistricting Maps Would Keep, But Reduce, Republican Majorities
• 'This Is Just Unprecedented': Homeowners, Power Companies Prepare For Winter Storm
• Importer Says Mattresses Found In Seized Haul Of Stolen Merchandise Belong To Him, But He's Having Lots Of Trouble Getting Them Back
• City Council Approves $2.9 Million Settlement For Anjanette Young, 'But It Will Never Give Ms. Young Back Her Dignity And Respect'
• Rhode Island Reinstates Partial Indoor Mask Mandate
• What is Cricut? What you need to know about the hot crafting gadget
• Parker Junior High School In Flossmoor Goes On Remote Learning Due To Spike In COVID-19 Cases
• Richardson ISD's Big Springs Elementary School Going Virtual Rest Of Week Due To COVID-19 Outbreak
• 'Every Minute Counts During Emergency,' Klobuchar Says As Congress OKs Bill Giving Capitol Police Power To Call Troops
• Massive Tree Destroys Englewood Home During Severe Wind Storm
• Dallas Police Oversight Board Wants To Know Why Officers Seized Woman's Bag Of Cash At Love Field
• 10 super great gifts for Marvel fans
• North Texas Mom Delivers Child On Her Birthday, Again!
• Inter Miami CF Announces 2022 MLS Regular-Season Schedule
• Jack Drury Has Helped Get Chicago Wolves, His Father Ted's Old Team, Off To A Great Start This Season
• Home Health Care Aides Say They Hope New Bill In Albany Will Get Them The Increase In Wages They Deserve
• NYC Transportation Leaders Unveil Plans For More Efficient, Environmentally Friendly Way To Transport Goods, Deliver Packages
• 'One Of World's Largest' Alleged Anabolic Steroid Producers Charged In North Texas
• COVID-19 again upending college life as campuses shut down
• Update: Dallas Police Arrest Suspect In Peavy Road Shooting
• 13-Year-Old Charged In Shooting Death Of 5-Year-Old Brother In Penn Hills
• Chain-Reaction Crash In Wisconsin Fog Kills 1, Derails Train
• Miami Seaquarium Steps In To Spread Holiday Cheer To Boys Whose Witnessed Unfathomable Tragedy
• Dunbar Community High School Closes Wednesday And Thursday Following COVID-19 Outbreak
• Keechant Sewell Named NYPD's First Female Commissioner; Adams: It 'Sends Powerful Message To Girls And Young Women'
• Nearly 12% of those charged in the Jan. 6 probe have military ties
• How Reliable Are Home COVID Tests? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID-19 Questions
• Hurley's Picks: Colts' Fake Punt Vs. The Patriots Is The Memory We Need Right Now
• Murdock High School In Winchendon Returns To Remote Learning After COVID Outbreak
• Nassau County Colleagues, Valley Stream Neighbors Call New NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell A Brilliant Problem Solver
• BSO: Pompano Beach Middle School Student Arrested For 'Making Threats To Kill'
• We Really Did Buy More Alcohol During The Early Pandemic, Study Finds
• Philadelphia Police Celebrate Special Class Of Promotions For 57 Force Members
• State Route 38 To Big Bear Reopens Following Temporary Closure Due To Heavy Snow
• Salvation Army In Need Of Red Kettle Volunteers As Donations Plunge In New York And Nationwide
• From Snowstorm To Shorts? Weather Has Minnesotans' Heads Spinning
• Illinois State Police Look For Gunman Who Wounded Driver On The Bishop Ford
• War Of Words Erupts After New York City Council Votes To Ban Natural Gas From All New Construction Under 7 Stories
• Dust From Wednesday's High Winds Likely To Trigger Allergies
• VIDEO: Tennis Facility In Littleton Is No Match For Hurricane Force Wind
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Adds Fuel To Critical Race Theory Fight
• Holiday Homes: The Sablich Family
• NH Homeowner's Phone Alert From Security Camera Showed Fire Breaking Out In His Living Room While Family Slept
• Keller @ Large: Denial Of Capitol Riots Is Politifact's 'Lie Of The Year'
• Dallas Police Catch Suspect Wanted For Murder On 52nd Street
• 174-Foot-Tall Ferris Wheel Could Highlight New Riverfront Development Project
• 'Landmark' Christmas Tree In Olde Town Arvada Knocked Down By Wind Storm
• Suspect Accused Of Killing Innocent Teen Has Scuffle With Deputies After Arrest
• Massive Expansion In Downtown Arlington's Urban Union District Begins
• Fort Collins' Avelo Airlines Announces Flights To Las Vegas
• Local Silver Diner Servers Get Nearly $5K In Tips From Jolly Customers
• Philadelphia Health Commissioner Urging Residents To Avoid Holiday Gatherings As COVID-19 Cases Spike
• Kentucky Sends 100 Cats To Massachusetts For Adoption In Wake Of Deadly Tornadoes
• VIDEO: Dust Storm Blasts Through Lamar On Colorado's Eastern Plains
• Westchester Attorney Robert Schuster Sentenced To 2-6 Years In Prison For Deadly Drunk Driving Crash
• Traveling For The Holidays? Expect Things To Be Busy, AAA Says
• Chicago City Council approves $2.9 million settlement with Anjanette Young
• Allegheny Health Network Says Payroll System Was Hit By Ransomware Attack
• CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Neighbors Step In To Stop Attempted Carjacking In Philadelphia's Francisville Section
• 2 Arrested, Campus Reopens After 'Threat Of Violence' Shuts Down Fort Lewis College In Durango
• Focus: HOPE Delivering 1,400 Holiday Food Boxes To Seniors
• Hackers Trying To Exploit Technical Flaw That Could Give Them Access To Computer Systems Around The World
• Nurse Hit By Car, Killed Outside St. Elizabeth's Medical Center In Brighton
• bell hooks, Acclaimed Feminist Author, Dies At 69
• Holiday Travel Season Expected To Rival Pre-Pandemic Levels
• Stop And Shop Payroll Down After Kronos Ransomware Attack
• Mayor De Blasio Releases More Details On Vaccine Mandate For Private Sector Workers
• Convicted Killer To Be Sentenced In Rape Of Baltimore County Child
• Kim Potter Trial, Dec. 15: Daunte Wright's Father Testifies, 'I Miss Him A Lot'
• Santa Clara Supervisors Approve Development Limits In Coyote Valley To Preserve Farmland
• Man, 23, Charged With Murder In Deadly Joppatowne Shooting
• Grand Jury Releases Its Findings Into Surfside Condo Collapse
• Pittsburg Man Convicted for Fatal 2017 Shooting of Man at Oakland Homeless Encampment
• Weatherford Police Department Asks Public For Help IDing Man Suspected Of Burglaries
• Fenway Park Booster Shot Clinic Opening In January
• New Jersey Urging Residents To Get COVID-19 Vaccines With Boost NJ Day
• Amid Drought, California Advances Big New Reservoir Project
• Project Hope Delivering Holiday Meals To Beaver County Families In Need
• Massachusetts Reports 5,133 New COVID-19 Cases, 27 Additional Deaths
• Kraft Foods Will Pay $20 To Customers Who Buy Desserts Other Than Cheesecake
• Free Care Fund: Anna Thankful To Children's Hospital Staff For Helping Her Find Hope During Cancer Fight
• Mac Jones Responds To Bulletin-Board Material From Colts' Linebacker Bobby Okereke
• Wolf Administration Asks FEMA For Help With COVID-19 Surge
• Subaru Recalls 200K Vehicles Over Chain Slipping, Causing Power Loss
• Ex-Worker Accused Of Embezzling $2M From Marin County Emergency Rental Assistance Program
• Police Searching For Suspects After Shots Fired Outside Of Waterworks Walmart
• Florida district to pay $26 million to Parkland shooting victims
• Police Looking For Man In Connection With Uptown Towson Assault
• Latest COVID Spike Causing Hospital Overcrowding, Increased Wait Times For Treatment
• Winds Pick Up Trampoline, Send It Flying Into Power Lines
• Minnesota Ranks In Top Five States For COVID-19 Response
• Howard County Public Schools Halts All Extracurricular Activities Through Jan. 7
• Ald. Carrie Austin Slumps Over During Chicago City Council Meeting
• City Council Lifts Ban On Sports Betting, Allows Sportsbooks At Or Near Chicago Stadiums
• Senate passes $768 billion annual defense bill
• Downtown Baltimore Office Space Sought For Maryland Department Of Health's New HQ
• FBI: Penn Hills Man's Sextortion Scheme Appears Nationwide
• Baltimore Woman Faces Federal Fraud Charges For Over $1.6M In Covid Relief Funds
• Texas Family Reunites With Dog Missing In Michigan For Months
• Denver Christkindl Market Closed Wednesday, Cherry Creek Holiday Market Delays Opening Until After Winds Calm Down
• San Francisco to ensure domestic workers get paid sick time
• Jimmy Kimmel LA Bowl Teams Arrive In SoCal Ahead Of Saturday's Inaugural Game
• King Soopers Ending Some Paid Time Off For Unvaccinated Workers Who Get COVID
• UPDATE: SF Mayor London Breed Announces Crime Crackdown; 'Less Tolerant Of All The Bulls--t That Has Destroyed Our City'
• UPDATE: Mother of Mario Gonzalez Heartbroken Over Details of Son's Death at Hands of Alameda Police
• COVID Pandemic Has Led Healthcare Providers To Rethink How They Deliver Care To Community
• Michigan Lawmakers OK $1.5B In Business Incentives, Relief
• Man Dies After Being Struck By School Bus While Crossing Mid-Block On East Evans Avenue
• Logic's "1-800-273-8255" song may have saved hundreds of lives, study finds
• Deadline Days Approach For Shipping Before Christmas
• Ravens Place Backup Center Trystan Colon On Reserve/COVID-19 List
• Monrovia Issues Local Emergency As Storm Causes Damage To Canyon Park Area
• 12 Elk Fall Through Ice, Die In Otsego County
• California Lottery Reports Record Sales Of $8 Billion
• Michigan State names Tate Myre as honorary football recruit
• Dallas Hospital Performs First New Heart Transplant Technique In Texas
• Huntington Beach Declares Emergency Declaration Over Trash Workers' Strike
• Mother Pens Grateful Letter To Colorado State Trooper After Pulling Her Son Over
• A Day In Our Shoes, LLC Owner Lisa Lightner Becomes Second Recipient Of CBS3 Small Wins Grant
• Lamar Jackson Misses Ravens Practice With Ankle Injury
• Police Warn Of More Armed Carjackings And Robberies In Lakeview And Lincoln Park
• $100K Grant Will Support Mental Health Services In Oakland County Following Oxford Shooting
• Need a same-day COVID-19 PCR test result? It'll cost you.
• Howard County Launches New Incentive Program To Combat Bus Driver Shortage
• Unruly passengers in focus at Senate hearing
• Complete 2022 New England Revolution Schedule Announced
• Kellogg's Facing Political Pressure To Resume Contract Talks
• Crews Work Overnight On Downtown SMUD Substation; Hundreds Still Without Power
• COVID vaccines don't need to be changed for Omicron for now, says Fauci
• Patriots Granted Marketing Rights In Germany As Part Of Worldwide NFL Initiative
• Mayor Scott Removes Pre-Employment Drug Tests For Some Baltimore City Jobs
• Man Found Stabbed To Death in San Pablo; Suspect Arrested
• 65-Year-Old Man Stabbed To Death In Malden Parking Garage; Son Charged With Murder
• 'It's OK If You're Not OK,' Getting Through The Holidays After Loss
• Testing Shows Reduced Levels Of Lead In Benton Harbor Tap Water
• Hit List Found At Canon-McMillan High School
• Danny Ainge Hired By Utah Jazz As CEO, Alternate Governor
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Dip To 1,151
• I-25 Closed To High Profile Vehicles At Owl Canyon Road In Weld County
• Gov. JB Pritzker Announces $70 Million Plan To Sell Thompson Center To Developer Who Plans To Preserve Building
• City Of Pittsburgh To Begin Work On Becoming Dark-Sky Compliant In The Spring
• Federal Reserve: Expect 3 interest-rate hikes in 2022
• French Bulldog Stolen In Hollywood By Armed Men Found Safe
• Dallas Study Hopes To Find New Treatments For COVID-19
• 'Ring Of Hope' Community Center Seeks To Help Kids Build Confidence And Life Skills
• 13-Year-Old Girl Critically Injured In North Philadelphia Double Shooting, Police Say
• U.S. releases 1,491 previously secret documents on JFK assassination
• Giant Food To Invest $50M In The Harbor Bank of Maryland
• Dallas Police Officer Brandon Innes Arrested For Alleged DWI
• Man Arrested In Murder Of His 89-Year-Old Grandmother In El Monte
• Are You Prepared For Winter Power Outages?
• Pardon backlog frustrates thousands seeking to clear their names
• Brentwood Bank Robbed; Suspect Sought
• Fmr. MPD Officer Derek Chauvin Pleads Guilty To Violating George Floyd's Rights In Federal Case
• SoMa Street Violence: San Francisco Police Investigate Fatal Double Shooting, Stabbing
• Fundraising Deadline Looms To Reinstate RMU's Hockey Programs
• Colorado Weather: Damaging Wind Through Wednesday Afternoon, Travel Discouraged
• Utica Schools Bus Driver Suspected Of Drunk Driving, Arrested After Crash With Students Onboard
• 'Horrible' Conditions On Wolf Creek Pass Prompt Warnings To Stay Home
• News Groups Argue For More Access To Michigan Redistricting Panel
• Evictions Increase Months After Federal Moratorium Ends
• 'Florida's Insurer Of Last Resort,' Citizens Seeks Double-Digit Rate Increases
• 3 Shot Outside Del Amo Mall In Torrance, Suspects Escape After Committing Carjacking
• Multiple Power Poles Downed In Otero County
• Acclaimed critic and author bell hooks has died at 69
• Boston Confirms First Omicron COVID Variant Cases
• Accused Fort Worth Serial Killer Jason Thornburg Indicted For Capital Murder Of Multiple Persons
• Woman Found Shot To Death On S. Merrifield Road In Dallas
• 107 MPH Gust Recorded On Colorado Eastern Plains, Almost Category 3 Hurricane Force Wind
• Bill Belichick Speaks On Demaryius Thomas: 'A Great Player But He's A Better Person'
• Want to pay ground rates to ship holiday gifts? USPS and FedEx deadlines explained
• Telluride Resident Avery Carter MacCracken Accused Of Punching Officer During Jan. 6 Riot
• Live Nation, ScoreMore Deny Liability In Astroworld Music Fest Disaster That Killed 10
• Infrastructure Dollars Expected To Help Improve Operations At Port Everglades
• Meet the couple behind NASCAR driver Kyle Larson's comeback
• Hobby Lobby to pay workers a minimum of $18.50 an hour
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 575 New Cases, 25 More Deaths
• Shooting Injures Man In San Francisco Tenderloin District
• Judge Delays New York City's Plan To Change Retiree Health Benefits Until At Least April
• Tips for taking the stress out of last-minute flight changes
• Caught On Video: UPS Driver Throws Packages Over Southeast Side Woman's Fence, And She Was Not Happy With UPS' Response
• Colorado Reaches Grim Milestone: 10,000 COVID Deaths
• First Case Of Omicron COVID-19 Variant Confirmed In Suburban Cook County
• House Responds To GOP's Lauren Boebert With Islamophobia Bill
• WNBA Champ Candace Parker Expecting Second Child
• Skid Row's Notorious Cecil Hotel Reopens After Remodel, Will Serve As Affordable Housing
• Dance Theatre Of Harlem Visits Motown Museum, Preps For Performance At Opera House
• US Dept. Of Labor: Garland Home Healthcare Agencies Failed To Pay $1.2M In Wages
• Cook County Sheriff's Office Host Pet Pantry Drive-Thru For Owners In Need
• Northeast Baltimore 7-Eleven Targeted In Unsuccessful ATM Theft
• Dr. Fauci: No Need For Omicron Specific COVID Booster At This Time
• PHOTOS: Snow Squall Captured On Camera In Boulder Near The Flatirons
• COVID In MN: US Surpasses 800K Deaths, Minnesota Now Over 10K
• Remains Found In Penn Hills Determined To Be Non-Human
• Hundreds Wait For Chance To Get CAMACOL Food Basket In Little Havana
• 'We Are In A Code Red Every Day,' Salem Hospital Overwhelmed With Too Many Patients, Not Enough Staff
• Miami Weather: Chance Of Showers Stick Around Through Weekend
• Some Bay Area Businesses Receive Exemption from State Mask Mandate
• Turlock Man Arrested On Narcotics, Weapons Charges
• WCCO Special: MACV's 'StandDown' Event At Target Field Gets Needed Services To Veterans
• Council Weighs Controversial Uplands Development In Westminster On Beloved Local Land
• Colorado Unemployment Claimants Continue To Struggle, Question Gov. Polis, CDLE Priorities
• The Iconic Lucy The Elephant Reopens For Holiday Season
• Boulder Valley School District Mountain Schools Closed Wednesday Due To Weather
• Another Atatiana Jefferson Shooting Trial Delay, May Court Date For Former FWPD Officer Aaron Dean
• College Enrollment In Florida Continues To Shrink
• Keechant Sewell will become first woman to lead NYPD
• How companies like Puff Bar have avoided FDA regulation
• Michigan Legislature Approves $841M In COVID, Other Aid
• Crystal Police Say Missing 10-Year-Old Girl Is Home Safe
• Derek Chauvin Pleads Guilty In Federal Civil Rights Case Over George Floyd's Death
• 3 Voters From The Villages Retirement Community Charged With Voting Fraud
• Fort Worth Will Roll Out Solar-Powered Waterwheels To Clean Trash From Trinity River
• 15 Drug Dealers Facing Charges In Indiana County Bust
• Bruins Place Patrice Bergeron In COVID Protocol
• Trucking Industry Feeling 'The Squeeze,' Facing Shortage Of Drivers Amid Holiday Rush
• 4 Suspects Sought In Follow-Home Robbery From Hollywood Club To Valley Village
• COVID Has Quickly Become A Huge Problem In Sports Once Again
• Philadelphia Named 4th Most Festive City During Holidays
• Michigan Rep. Elissa Slotkin Introduces Legislation Requiring Safe Storage Of Firearms In Wake Of Oxford School Shooting
• Despite Roster Upheaval, Colorado Avalanche Win For Fifth Straight Time
• Miami Ranks 11th In List Of 100 Best Cities To Celebrate Christmas
• Santa Claus Scuba Dives At The National Aquarium
• San Jose Man Arrested After Alleged Gun Threats During VTA Meeting
• Putin and Xi laud close ties amid mounting tension with the West
• 2 Dead, 1 Injured After Fire At Queens Apartment Building
• Crofton High School Parent Accused Of Bringing Gun On Campus
• Company Working With General Motors Building Magnet Factory In Fort Worth
• Highway 1 Closed Until Further Notice Because of Rockslides Near Big Sur
• 27-Year-Old Man Killed In Brooklyn Fire
• Russian man convicted of state-ordered killing in Germany
• Fire Breaks Out At Mobile Home In Sacramento
• CDC: New York, New Jersey Have Highest Spread Of Omicron Variant In Nation
• Minnesota Twins Military Support
• Oxford School District Sets New Safety Plan After Shooting
• Storm Bringing Rain, Strong Winds To Sacramento Region Later Today
• Cinderella Castle Evacuated After Small Fire At Disney World
• Cooking With Rania: Cranberry Pecan Pie
• '8 Points For No. 8': Brandon McManus Named AFC Special Teams Player Of The Week After Paying Tribute To Demaryius Thomas
• Elizabeth Warren And 'Person Of The Year' Elon Musk Get Into Heated Twitter Exchange Over Taxes
• Revolution Sign Defender DeJuan Jones To Three-Year Contract Extension
• Instacart Driver Cited For Allegedly Running Over Elderly Couple's Groceries Due To Pro-Police Sign
• Texan Christopher Wallace Arrested, Charged With Human Smuggling
• Police say suspect in murder of billionaire and his wife was caught on video
• Bus Driver Fails To Stop In I-78 Traffic, Causing Chain Reaction Crash That Kills 2 People, State Police Say
• COVID restriction opponents suspected of plot to kill German official
• PTL Links: Dec. 15, 2021
• UPDATE: State Allows San Francisco to Maintain Existing COVID Masking Rules
• Stolen Tesla Leads Police On Wild Pursuit Before Driver Captured In Newport Beach
• Kendrick Bourne Laughs Off Colts Wanting To Turn Patriots Into One-Dimensional Offense
• Danvers High School Wrestling Team Suspended After Investigation Reveals 'Hateful' Snapchat Posts
• Blinken cuts Asia trip short after journalist tests positive for COVID
• Louisiana judge to take leave of absence after using racist slur in video
• Former President Trump To Attend December 19 Christmas Service At First Baptist Dallas
• Ending Child Tax Credit could push 10 million kids into poverty
• Have You Seen Jaliyah White? 12-Year-Old Missing In Miami Gardens
• 3-year-old died in his mother's arms during Kentucky tornado
• Kristi Noem continues push to ban trans girls from female sports
• Colleges scrambling to cope with renewed COVID challenge
• Kroger Ending Some COVID Benefits, Adding Surcharges For Unvaccinated Workers
• Woman Killed In Head-On Crash In Ham Lake
• More than 800,000 Americans have died of COVID. Vaccines could have saved 163,000.
• Experts: 'Supply-Chain Issues Worst Non-War-Related Backup World Has Ever Seen'
• House and Senate vote to raise debt ceiling by $2.5 trillion
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/15 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
• Pro sports taking big COVID hit as Omicron variant spreads rapidly
• O.J. Simpson a "completely free man" after parole ends
• Federal judge throws out Trump's lawsuit to withhold his taxes from Congress
• NASA probe is first spacecraft to enter the sun's atmosphere
• Can Cam Newton Help Out Patriots With A Win Over Bills?
• Fox News hosts urged Meadows to get Trump to stop Jan. 6 attack, texts show
• House votes to hold Mark Meadows in contempt of Congress
• Thieves Take Cash, Liquor Bottles From North Side Liquor Stores Overnight
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• House Passes Islamophobia Bill After Boebert's Anti-Muslim Remarks About Omar
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• Muslim advocacy group exec fired for alleged aid to anti-Muslim hate group
• 26-Year-Old Driver In Critical Condition After Car Crashes Into Light Pole In Wrigleyville
• Fire At West Philadelphia Apartment Building Under Investigation
• Students Head Back To Campus As Lone Star High Reopens Days After Receiving School Threat
• "Mystery" remains found in 1982 are those of former O'Jays guitarist
• Man Accused Of Injuring 2 Pittsburgh Police Officers During Downtown Riots Sentenced
• Chicago Weather: Temperatures In The 60s, High Wind Warning Wednesday Night
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• Driver Loses Tire, Crashes Into Wall In Northeast Philadelphia
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• Chelsea Williams, Victim Of Larry Nassar, Says Latest Settlement Must Be Turning Point To Protect Other Women
• Man Killed In Overnight Kensington Shooting, Philadelphia Police Say
• Man In Critical Condition After Crashing Into Light Pole Near Wrigley Field
• Pennsylvania AG's Office Receives Potential New Evidence In Mysterious Death Of Ellen Greenberg
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• State Sen. Sharif Street's Office, Philadelphia NAACP Struck By Bullets In Philadelphia Shooting That Left Man In Critical Condition
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• Privacy And Former President Donald Trump Dominate Arguments In Pennsylvania GOP's Election Case
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• Red Wings Edge Islanders To End 3-Game Losing Streak
• Curry Gets NBA Record For 3-Pointers, Warriors Beat Knicks
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• Fed signals interest rate hikes to fight inflation
• Hundreds of JFK assassination files released
• Biden tours Kentucky tornado destruction
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• White House urges boosters to combat Omicron
• House votes to hold Mark Meadows in contempt of Congress
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• Federal Reserve to end pandemic-era stimulus program early to fight inflation
• Keechant Sewell chosen as NYPD's first female police commissioner
• Cybersecurity experts warn software flaw threatens millions of users globally
• Federal Reserve rolls out plan to fight inflation
• Biden visits Kentucky after devastating tornadoes
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• WorldView: House passes bill banning imports from China's Xinjiang region
• Biden heads to Kentucky to survey damage from deadly tornadoes
• NASCAR star Kyle Larson on support from urban youth racing school, comeback season
• Royals Report: Prince Andrew asks judge to toss out sexual abuse lawsuit
• Autopsy reveals ex-NFL player accused of killing six people suffered from extensive brain disease
• Comedian Jordan Klepper on finding irony in everyday life
• House votes to hold former Trump chief of staff Mark Meadows in contempt of Congress
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• Kentucky mother mourns death of 3-year-old after historic storm
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