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Articles from December 20, 2021

• Kings Lose To Warriors 113-98 In Shorthanded Showdown
• Dog Flu Spreading In Southern California; 'Just a Matter of Time' Until It Hits Bay Area
• Spurs Defeat Clippers In 24-Point Rout, 116-92
• Friends, Family Gather To Remember Beloved Mother Mariesha Collins
• Officer Involved Shooting At Ontario Quality Inn
• Sacramento Police Investigate Burglaries Targeting Cannabis Distributors
• Jeffco Teen Emma Strom Breaking Barriers As First Female Football Player To Win Colorado 4A State Championship Game
• Family Remembers Man Killed In Natomas Big Rig Crash
• Travelers Continue To Pack LAX Despite Rising Cases
• Police Arrest 2 Stockton Men Allegedly With 100 Items Of Stolen Clothing Inside Car
• Curry, Warriors Beat Kings In Short-Handed Showdown,113-98
• Chicago Weather: Sunny Skies For This Week
• Jury Ends 1st Day Of Deliberations Without Verdict In Kim Potter Trial
• Cousins Throws For 2 Touchdowns As Vikings Beat Bears 17-9
• Pavelski, Lindell Score Early As Stars Beat Wild 7-4
• Penalties, Mistakes Hurt Bears In Loss To Vikings
• DeRozan, Bulls Beat Rockets, Win Second Straight
• Bears' Robert Quinn, Jakeem Grant Named As Pro Bowl Starters
• Aurora Police Issue Arrest Warrant For Former Greenwood Village Police Officer Adam Holen In Death Of Peyton Blitstein
• Man Stabbed Along March Lane In Stockton
• Efficient Northwestern Rolls Past U Of I Springfield
• 'Hoping For A Christmas Miracle': Family Devastated After Dog Flees Vet In Monroeville
• DePaul Game Against Seton Hall Called Off Due To Blue Demons' COVID-19 Issues
• While Many Shows Have Shut Down At Least Temporarily Due To COVID, Billy Joel And Others Play On
• Plenty Of Outdoor Winter Fun To Be Had In Twin Cities Over The Holidays
• New York City Ups COVID Testing Amid State's Record Case Surge, De Blasio Tries To Avoid Shutdown
• How Reliable Are At-Home COVID Tests? Are They Covered By Insurance?
• Man In Critical Condition After Being Shot In Duquesne
• FDNY: 3 Children, 5 Adults Injured In Castle Hill, Bronx Blaze
• NHL pausing season 2 days early over rise in COVID-19 cases
• 'Our Little Christmas Miracle': Dog Found Freezing In Metal Crate On Road To Recovery
• NHL Pauses Season Through Christmas Day Over COVID-19 Concerns
• BBB Releases List Of Most Common Scams In 2021
• Dallas Cowboys Offensive Tackle Ty Nsekhe Takes 5 North Texas Families On Shopping Spree
• NHL Shuts Down Wednesday Through Saturday; 5 Games Postponed
• Congresswoman Lucille Roybal-Allard Announces She Will Not Run For Re-Election
• Father, Son Injured In Plumbing Accident At Beaver Creek Resort
• Who Would Do Such A Thing? Video Shows Santa Getting Pelted With Eggs On Oak Park Street Corner
• South Florida COVID Testing Lines Test Patience
• CAUGHT ON CAMERA: South Jersey Nurse Entrusted To Care For Special Needs Toddler Caught On Camera Abusing Boy
• Man Shot, Wounded On CTA Red Line Train At 69th Street
• Report On Kim Foxx's Handling Of Jussie Smollett Case Finds 'Major Failure Of Operations'
• New Lights Installed For Security In Chinatown In Wake Of Murder Of Grandfather Woom Sing Tse
• Embiid Scores 41, 76ers Beat Celtics 108-103
• Man Tries To Lure Woman Out Of Car In Target Parking Lot In Stoughton
• 5 Cars Catch Fire At Rental Car Overflow Lot At O'Hare International Airport
• Gov. Larry Hogan Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Cattle Hauler Full Of Cows Flips Over On I-80/94 In Northwest Indiana; 16 Cows Dead
• 'Fight Me': Former Steeler Le'Veon Bell Goes After Jake Paul On Twitter
• In The Holiday Spirit? 'Wild Lights At The Detroit Zoo' Opened For Another Year
• Santa Claus Spotted Diving In The Florida Keys
• Increase In COVID-19 Positive Tests Compels NHL To Shut Down Operations From Wednesday Through Saturday
• Testing Demand Increases Across Colorado As COVID Omicron Variant Spreads Ahead Of Christmas
• Petition Pushing For Virtual Learning At Oakland County Schools Reaches More Than 26,000 Signatures
• Colorado Weather: Foothill Fire Danger And Deep Mountain Snow On The Way
• Pair Held Without Bail In Baltimore Police Officer Keona Holley's Shooting
• Joel Embiid Scores 41 Points To Power Sixers Past Celtics
• Former USC Linebacker Charged In COVID Unemployment Benefits Scheme
• Blackhawks Game Against Dallas Stars To Be Postponed As NHL, Players' Union Agree To Holiday Break Amid COVID-19 Issues
• How A Viral Painting Is Stirring Up The Critical Race Theory Debate
• Woman Dies After Being Struck By Car In Dedham
• Jury Trials On Hold In Miami-Dade County
• Detroit Red Wings, 9 Other NHL Teams Shut Down Due To COVID-19
• Police ID Missing Warminster Woman Merrybeth Hodgkinson As 1995 Bensalem Cold Case Murder Victim
• Kim Potter Trial, Dec. 20: Jury Ends First Day Of Deliberations Without Verdict
• Police Discover Gun Woman Pointed At Them, Customers Was Fake After Fatal Shooting
• Redistricting Based On Census Data May Give Latinos In Marin County More Political Clout
• Home Prices In Douglas County Up $140,000 On Average Compared To One Year Ago
• 36-Year-Old Man Shot In Face, Killed Inside Olney Home, Philadelphia Police Say
• Philadelphia Giving Out Free At-Home Rapid COVID-19 Tests As Officials Urge Testing Before Holiday Gatherings
• AP Source: NHL Shutting Down From Wednesday Through Saturday
• COVID: New Restrictions Hit Struggling Bay Area Restaurants With Disappointing End To 2021
• Carlson FG Gives Raiders 16-14 Win Over COVID-Ravaged Browns
• Dallas Crowd Boos Trump After He Reveals He Got COVID-19 Booster
• Mayor Lightfoot Calls For Help From Federal Agents In Fighting Violence In Chicago, Takes Aim At Cook County Electronic Monitoring Program
• 3 Teenagers Charged In Edina And St. Louis Park Carjackings
• UIC Campus, Undergraduates At UIUC To Start Classes Online In January Due To COVID-19 Concerns
• University Of Chicago, Loyola, Northwestern To Require COVID-19 Booster Shots For Students, Staff; Northwestern To Hold Remote Classes For 2 Weeks In January
• Johnathan Faulk Eludes Search After Hit-And-Run Collision, Pulling Gun On Witness
• Maryland School Districts Wrestle COVID-19 Protocols As Infection Rate Soars
• San Jose Police Order Shelter in Place After Oakridge Mall Shooting
• COVID: Health Experts Look At How Omicron Could Impact Bay Area's Collective Immunity
• Suspect Charged In Officer-Involved Shooting That Injured CHP Officer In Turlock
• Man To Plead Guilty In Tom Brady Super Bowl Ring Fraud
• Last-Second Field Goal Lifts Raiders Over COVID-Ravaged Browns
• San Antonio Man Convicted In Baby's Death Gets Life In Prison
• Teen Boy Arrested After Shots Fired At Lubbock Mall
• Testing Kits Fly Off Shelves Ahead Of The Holidays
• Duncanville Police Respond To Medical Emergency Call, Find Man With Gunshot Wounds
• Oakland Police Chief Announces Restructuring Plan As Homicides Reach 15-Year High
• Sources: Mayor-Elect Eric Adams Considering Nixing Swearing-In Ceremony In Brooklyn Due To Spike In COVID-19 Cases
• Several Broadway Shows Announce Cancellations In Response To COVID Surge
• Omicron Becomes The Dominant COVID Variant In The U.S.
• Magnitude 6.2 Earthquake Strikes Off Humboldt County Coast, Damage Reported
• Shoppers Pack North Texas Malls Despite Surge In COVID-19 Cases
• Man Shoots Woman With BB Gun, Woman Shoots Man With Handgun In Brighton Park Domestic Incident
• Sound Of The Holidays: Free Hearing Aids Given Out At Sacramento Hearing Center
• Howard County Man Dies After Crash Into High School In Laurel
• American Film Institute Indefinitely Postpones Award Ceremony Amidst Rising COVID-19 Numbers
• Santa Ana Couple Arrested After Toddler Gets Stabbed
• Rainy December Helping Ease Drought Conditions in the South Bay
• USC Says Spring Semester Could Possibly Begin With Temporary Remote Learning As COVID Cases Rise
• COVID: Rising Omicron Variant Concerns Make Finding a Test Harder in Bay Area
• Adopted US Moguls Skier Kai Owens Eyes Return To China As Olympian
• Homophobic Graffiti In Danvers Latest In A String Of Incidents
• Close Games Now Swinging Against Slumping Ravens
• Fort Worth Mother Details Family Violence Leading To 3-Year-Old's Death
• Governor Tom Wolf Takes Action Against 'Surprise Bills'
• Career Criminal In Sacramento County Convicted Of Attempted Murder In Officer-Involved Shooting
• Air Force Cadet Sentenced To 6 Years Behind Bars For Sexual Assault
• Driver In Southboro Crash That Started House Fire Will Face Charges
• EU Approves Maryland-Based Novavax COVID-19 Vaccine For Bloc, 5th Approved
• Broward School Board Approves Earlier Start Date For 2022-23 Academic Year
• Christmas As Usual? Families Stick To Holiday Plans, Despite Omicron
• New Jersey Lawmakers Weigh Atlantic City Casino Aid Bill
• COVID: Omicron Becomes Dominant Variant In The U.S., Accounting For 73% Of New Infections
• Tips For Airline Travel This Holiday Season
• Pomona College Sets Mandatory Booster Requirement
• Rise In COVID-19 Cases Force Travelers To Rethink Vacations
• Broncos, Teammates, Alumni Attend Celebration Of Life For Demaryius Thomas At Georgia Tech
• Sources: Philadelphia Police Department Close To Announcing New Non-Fatal Shooting Unit Amid Gun Violence Epidemic
• Cellphone Video Captures Backhoe Plowing Into Cruiser Before Fatal Police-Involved Shooting In Vineland
• Improvements Planned For Eisenhower And Johnson Tunnels For Better Traffic Flow On I-70
• Massachusetts Senate President Karen Spilka Had Mild Stroke In November
• Man Charged With Attempted Murder Of Father Arrested In Sunnyvale Murder Case
• Hospital Officials: COVID Beds Filling Fast, 'Get Vaccinated And Boosted'
• South Florida COVID Testing Lines Getting Longer; At Home Kits Sold Out
• Virus Fears Widen As Omicron Variant Becomes Dominant In US
• 7-Year-Old Jefferson Pesantez Joins NYPD's Operation Sleigh Ride As Honorary Member
• Omicron Becomes The Dominant COVID Variant In The U.S., Accounting For 73% Of New Infections
• Is It Safe To Celebrate Christmas With Big Gatherings This Year?
• SpaceX Reports Over 130 Employee Cases Of COVID-19, Largest Workplace Outbreak In LA County
• Chicago Crime Wave Is Hitting Small Businesses Hard; Bucktown Bike Shop Was Hit Twice Within Weeks
• Baltimore Police Looking For Missing 74-Year-Old Woman
• Noth Off 'The Equalizer' Amid Sexual Assault Allegations
• NYPD Says All Of Its Members, Regardless Of Vaccination Status, Must Wear Masks In Shared Indoor Workspaces
• 12-Year-Old Accused Of Making Online Threat Toward Lodi Middle School
• Children's National Hospital brings holiday joy to its patients
• 'It's Simply Going To Fluctuate': Pittsburgh Sees Uptick In Crimes Reported In October
• Omicron Becomes The Dominant COVID Variant In The US, Accounting For 73% Of New Infections
• Baltimore Business Owner Asks For Public Assistance After Another Brazen ATM Theft
• 'Twas The Night Before...' By Cirque Du Soleil Puts Exhilarating Spin On Classic Holiday Tale
• "Pillow Fight. You Ready?" Buddy The Elf Returns To Faneuil Hall - And He's Raising Money For Children's Hospital
• Mayor-Elect Eric Adams Appoints 5 Deputy Mayors, All Women, Including 2 Of Asian Descent
• For One Philadelphia Woman, Salvation Army's Joy Of Sharing Initiative Deeply Personal: 'I Was Just So Grateful'
• 'Presents For Pets' Drive To Help Dogs, Cats In Miami-Dade Shelter
• 'We're Losing The War': As Pandemic Surges, Healthcare Workers Call On Top Management To Make A Change
• Como Zoo's Reindeer Live Cam
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Urges Caution Amid COVID-19 Spike: 'Use Common Sense'
• With COVID-19 Positivity Rate Soaring, Long Island Getting Proactive To Beat Back The Surge
• Miami International Airport Has Tips As Holiday Travel Heats Up
• Woman Shot Dead In East Oakland
• City Of Pittsburgh Will Not Enforce COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate This Week Amid Union Grievance
• Chargers Add Joey Bosa, Seven Other Players To COVID List
• Sacramento Teacher Accused Of Lewd Acts With Multiple Young Children
• Not Marketed To Do Takeout, Brooklyn Restaurant Turns To Social Media To Take Orders During Latest COVID-19 Surge
• Last Minute Shoppers In North Texas May Find They Have Less Company Than Expected
• Volunteers Needed For Older Adult RSV Vaccine Study, Or Respiratory Syncytial Virus
• Omicron Sweeps Across Nation, Now Dominant Variant Of COVID-19 In US
• Man Facing Second-Degree Murder Charge After Deadly Dispute Between Neighbors In SW Miami-Dade
• NYPD: Police Fatally Shoot Man Armed With Knife In Crown Heights, Brooklyn
• Months Later, Englewood, N.J. Tenants Wonder If They'll Ever Be Allowed Back Into Their Ida-Ravaged Apartment Building
• Maryland's COVID-19 Dashboard Back Up & Running After 2-Week Hiatus
• Clinical Trial Looking To Improve Lives Of People With 'Chemo Brain'
• Edina Police Works With Community To 'Fight Back' Against Crime
• Last Of The Haiti Hostages Found Freedom By Making Daring Escape
• Phillips Crab House In Ocean City Closes After 66 Years
• United Airlines VP Of Operations Offers Tips On How To Make COVID-Impacted Holiday Travel An Easier Experience For All
• 'My Mayor Is Not My Doctor': Protesters Object Boston's City Worker Vaccine Mandate, Proof Of Vaccination Policy
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Statewide Positivity Rate Surpasses 10%
• Charity 'Toys Of Hope' In Need Of Help After Delivery Van Totaled In Crash
• 4 Arrested East Of Greenville After Highway Patrol Chases Vehicle Involved In Lone Oak Robbery
• Connecticut State Police Search New Canaan Park In Connection To Jennifer Dulos Case
• University Of Miami Health System Says No More Visitors For Adult Patients
• Patriots Place 4 Players On Reserve/COVID-19 List
• Hogan Touts Historic Agreements With State Employee Unions
• Navy Seals, Special Warfare Operations Personnel File Suit Challenging Biden Administration Covid-19 Vaccine Mandate
• Penn State Says It Has Found Omicron Variant On Main Campus
• 244 Full-Time LA City Employees On Unpaid Leave As Municipal Workers' Vaccine Mandate Goes Into Effect
• Omicron Variant Now Most Common COVID-19 Strain In The U.S.
• CDC: Omicron Now Dominant COVID-19 Variant, Accounts For 73% Of US Cases
• 18-Year-Old Wanted For Pointing Gun At Walmart Employee Trying To Stop Him From Stealing Bike Arrested
• National Aquarium Caring For 30 Cold-Stunned Sea Turtles
• Man In Custody After Woman Shot In Pompano Beach
• With Most Shipping Deadlines Passed, Here Are Your Options For Holiday Delivery
• Two Kittens Stolen From Traveler At O'Hare Airport; Detectives Seeking To Identify Pair Who Rescued Them
• Former President Donald Trump Sues New York Attorney General Letitia James Over Civil Investigation
• Ransomware Attack Impacting Denver Payroll Process
• California Sues Walmart Over Disposal Of Hazardous Waste
• Jury In Ghislaine Maxwell Sex Trafficking Trial Begins Deliberations
• Chief Medical Officers Say Hospitals Prepared For Increase In COVID Patients
• UPDATE: Oakland Police Recover Possible Suspect Vehicle in Kevin Nishita Murder Investigation
• TxDOT Campaign Aims To Limit Drunk Driving Deaths This Holiday Season
• City Council Delays Vote On Banning Traffic Stops For Secondary Offenses
• Businesses In Lynn, Winchester Remind Customers To Mask Up
• In Effort To Prevent Egg Shortage, Lawmakers Agree To Animal Welfare Law Changes
• Oakland Athletics Hire Former Player Mark Kotsay as Manager, Replacing Bob Melvin
• Frustration Grows As Long Lines Persist At COVID Testing Centers In New Jersey
• More Ohio Hospitals Postpone Surgeries As COVID Cases Rise
• UC Irvine's Men's Basketball Game At Buffalo Postponed Over COVID Concerns
• 2 Suspects In Possession of Stolen Retail Merchandise Arrested in San Francisco
• 'You Can't Dwell On It Too Much': John Harbaugh On Ravens' Close Loss
• New Castle Mayor Chris Frye Enters GOP Primary For PA Lieutenant Governor
• Long Lines For COVID Testing As Cases Rise Ahead Of Christmas
• 'Hamilton' Cancels Another Week Of Performances Due To COVID Outbreak
• Families Prepare To Stay Safe From COVID-19 During Holiday Season
• Kamyl Garrette Sentenced To 35 Years In Deadly Shooting Of Nathan Poindexter Inside Town Center At Aurora
• Delaware DOJ Report Clears 3 New Castle County Police Officers Of Wrongdoing In Deadly Shooting Of Lymond Moses
• Aurora Police Issue Warrant For Former Greenwood Village Officer Adam Holen In Shooting Death Of 17-Year-Old Peyton Blitstein
• BCA Identifies Willmar Police Sergeant, Officer Involved In Shooting Of August LaFeen
• FDNY: 1 Dead, 3 Others Hurt In Bronx Fire
• Olney Charter High School Shifts To Remote Learning Following Mass Teacher Call Out
• 2 Houses Go Up In Flames In Mount Vernon
• Baltimore County Schools Suspend Extracurriculars To Suppress COVID-19 Surge
• Man Dies After Being Shot On I-57
• Logan Street Homicide Victim Identified As Jose De La Rosa Ducuara
• Person Hit, Killed By Train In Homestead
• California Sues Walmart Over Alleged Improper Hazardous Waste Disposal
• Massachusetts Reports 13,717 New COVID-19 Cases Over 3 Days
• US Could Be In Store For A 'Grim Beginning' To The New Year, Experts Warn, As Dual Variants Of COVID-19 Spread
• Orange Bowl's Capital One Beach Bash Canceled Over COVID Concerns
• COVID: Contra Costa Health Officials Confirm 1st Cases Of Omicron Variant - 'It Was Just A Matter Of Time'
• Year In Review: Biggest Sports Stories Of 2021
• Zero NFL Players Opt Out Of Remainder Of Season Due To Rising COVID-19 Cases
• Church Agency: Missionaries Held Captive In Haiti Made Daring Escape
• Michigan Supreme Court Orders Redistricting Panel To Show Meeting Details, Memos
• No-Burn Order Issued For Much Of Southland Through Tuesday
• Dog Found Abandoned In Brookline Porta-Potty Adopted
• Patriots 'On To Buffalo' After Putting Disappointing Loss To Colts In Rear-View Mirror
• Police: Oakdale High Senior, 18, Dies After Falling Out Of Moving Truck
• Governor Abbott Adds $38.4 Million In Funding For Border Operations
• SEPTA Adding Additional Broad Street Line Services Tuesday Night For Eagles, Flyers Games
• DC Brings Back Indoor Mask Mandate Amid Surging Infections
• City Of Hawthorne Sues Owner Of 'Dead' Mall, Calls It 'Significant Safety Threat That Needs Immediate Attention'
• Vikings Activate 3 Players From Practice Squad As COVID-19 Replacements
• Hennepin Co. Sheriff Dave Hutchinson Sentenced To 2 Years Probation After DWI Rollover Crash
• Maryland Zoo Donates Hundreds Of Toys To Local Children's Hospital
• COVID Cancels 'Lion King' Performances Again On Tuesday In Denver
• Deadline Approaches For Pennsylvania Property Tax And Rent Rebate Program
• Irving Man Sentenced To Federal Prison For Possessing Machine Guns & Drug Crimes
• Enoch Pratt Free Library Offering Free COVID-19 At-Home Tests
• Wolves' Karl-Anthony Towns Named Western Conference Player Of The Week
• Magnitude 6.2 Earthquake Strikes Off Humboldt County Coast; No Tsunami Expected
• Missing 14-Year-Old Fairview Girl At Center Of Amber Alert Is Found
• Jayson Tatum Named Eastern Conference Player Of The Week
• Oakland County Man Wins $500K On Michigan Lottery Holiday Scratch Off
• COVID-19 Surge Putting Families On Edge Over Holiday Travel Plans
• Greyhound Offering Free Rides Home To Runaway Youth
• Dallas Mavs Academy Holiday Camps Canceled Due To Rising COVID-19 Cases
• USA-Canada Women's Hockey Game At Xcel Canceled Due To COVID
• Bucks County SPCA Offering $3,000 Reward After Cat Was Shot, Killed In Upper Southampton Township
• 97% Of Massachusetts Breakthrough COVID Cases Were Not Hospitalized, DPH Says
• Police Warn Of Spate Of Liquor Store Burglaries, Largely In North Side Neighborhoods
• Paul Whelan's Family Stays Focused On His Release As He Nears 3 Years In Russian Detention
• Lucky Mansfield Resident Claims $1 Million Texas Lottery Prize
• Conservation Groups Target EPA Over Florida Manatee Deaths
• City Offers COVID-19 Vaccine, Booster Events During Countdown To Holidays
• Suspect Arrested in Machete Attack Near San Jose Homeless Encampment
• First Person Under 18 From NH Dies From COVID Complications
• Gov. Evers, St. Croix Chippewa Indians of Wisconsin Sign Compact Amendment Permitting Event Wagering
• Moorhead Police: 4 Adults, 3 Children Found Dead Inside Home Identified
• Governor Hogan Announces First 144 Project Restore Recipients, Totaling $10.8 Million
• 'Security Incident' Causes Denver International Airport To Stop Trains Briefly
• Hamtramck Gets Ready To Inaugurate All-Muslim Government
• San Francisco District Attorney Announces Arrests, Indictments in 2-Year Retail Theft Probe
• Santa Rosa Police: Man Cuts Power To Home, Tries To Break In While Woman Was Inside
• UPDATE: Westbound Highway 37 Reopened After Multiple Vehicle Injury Crash
• Newborn Babies At AHN Celebrate Holiday Season In Rudolph Hats
• Audience Nixed For LA County Holiday Celebration On Christmas Eve
• U.S. to close border wall gaps and clean up Trump-era work sites
• Chris Godwin Out For Season With Torn ACL
• Florida Reports More Than 18,000 New COVID Cases Over The Weekend
• Sheriff: Suspicious Package At Ramsey Courthouse Designed To Look Like 'Explosive Device'
• 19-Year-Old Continues Christmas Toy Drive At Jefferson Washington Township Hospital In Honor Of His Late Brother
• Vaccine Booster Clinics Packed In Summit County As COVID-19 Cases Rise And Fall
• Baltimore Police Seek Help Finding Missing 65-Year-Old Man
• Omicron Could Put Dent In Florida's International Tourism
• Humane Society Of North Texas
• Oroville Murder Suspect Seen On The Run In Surveillance Video
• 3 Suspects Sought In 7-Eleven LA Gunpoint Robbery Spree
• MDOT MTA Announces New Real-Time Location And Arrival Information For Metro SubwayLink
• Missionaries Made Daring Overnight Escape From Kidnappers In Haiti
• Penguins-Devils Game Postponed Due To COVID-19
• Gas Prices Down A Penny To $3.39 Per Gallon On Average In Massachusetts
• Despite Positive COVID Test, Pittsburgh Mayor-Elect Ed Gainey Announces Transition Team
• 7-Year-Old Burned In Clearing House Fire Last Month Being Released From Hospital
• Dedrick Jones Arrested For Stabbing Second San Diego Police Dog In Less Than A Year
• Kim Potter Trial: Jury Enters Deliberations
• Timeline: Daunte Wright's Death, Subsequent Unrest Leading To The Kim Potter Trial
• Shooting Leaves Boy, 17, With Life-Threatening Wound In Modesto; 15-Year-Old Detained
• Jury begins deliberations in Kim Potter trial
• Bull Elk Tangled In Fencing Wire Freed By Wildlife Officer And Deputy
• Last minute Christmas gift ideas available on Amazon Prime
• Staff picks: The 14 best Christmas gifts we're giving this year
• MassDOT To Allow Buses To Drive On I-93 Shoulder Under Pilot Program
• New Revs Midfielder Sebastian Lletget Eager To Help Bring Some Championship Silverware To New England
• Schools In Michigan Use Therapy-Based Programs For 'Overwhelmed' Kids
• Christmas shopping deadlines: When to buy gifts to avoid shipping delays
• Texas A&M Student-Athlete Killed In Car Crash
• Elizabeth Holmes Fate In Hands Of Jury; Deliberations Begin In Theranos Fraud Case
• Steve Kerr Announced As Next Coach Of US Men's Olympic Basketball Team - 'Our Goal, Of Course, Is To Win'
• Philadelphia Approaching 550 Homicides With 2 Weeks Left In 2021
• Airbnb Tightens Restrictions For NYE Rentals In LA
• Richard Sherman Explains Post-Super Bowl Handshake With Tom Brady In Newest 'Man In The Arena' Episode
• Peppermint Production Triggers Candy Cane Shortage
• Niles Officials Help During The Holidays With Operation Santa
• Holiday Travel In Colorado Expected To Return To Record Levels
• Dublin Council Set To Approve 573 New Homes In East Ranch Development
• Memorial Honors NYPD Detectives Rafael Ramos And Wenjian Liu 7 Years After Deadly Ambush
• Popular Dry Shampoo Products Recalled Because Of Cancer Causing Chemical
• Only 14 Staffed ICU Beds Available In Baltimore County, Olszewski Says
• Miami Fire Rescue Helps Christmas Come Early For Boy Who Lost Mother In House Fire
• New Year's Numbers Arrive In Times Square, As City Monitors COVID Numbers
• Only A Handful Of People Attended March For Truck Driver Rogel Aguilera-Mederos Held In Denver, To Call For Reduction In 110-Year Sentence
• Detroit Police Fatally Shoot Woman Who Allegedly Waved Gun At Gas Station Customers
• Richmond Man Arrested for Shooting at Vehicle in Berkeley
• Biogen to slash price of its Alzheimer drug in half
• Arson Suspected In East Chatham Apartment Building Fire; 20 Residents Evacuated
• Sean McDermott Brought Up Patriots To Bills Team Immediately After Win Over Panthers
• Congressman Jason Crow Announces Breakthrough Case Of COVID-19
• 2 Storms On The Way To Southern California Could Make It A Soggy Christmas
• Pasadena Crash Leaks 1,300 Gallons Of Fuel Into Alhambra Wash
• Ride The CTA Holiday Train Through The Loop Monday
• Man Shot During Carjacking In Southwest Philadelphia
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Maryland Weather: A Sunny & Chilly Start To The Week
• Pantene, Aussie, Herbal Essences Among Brands Spray Products In Latest Procter & Gamble Recall
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 3-Day Total Of 1,595 New Cases
• Amid COVID Surge, Omicron Variant, Long Lines For Testing
• Celtics Signing Veteran Forward C.J. Miles On A Hardship Exception
• 92-Foot-Tall Van Gogh-Shaped Hot Air Balloon Launches In Hollywood Hills
• Surgeon general "worried" about unvaccinated amid Omicron spread
• Captive U.S. missionaries made daring escape, church agency says
• COVID In Minnesota: As Christmas Approaches, Avg. Positivity Rate Dips Below Line Of High Risk
• Mother, Children Rescued From Dallas Apartment Fire
• Arlington, Cambridge, Medford Among Cities And Towns Planning To Require Proof Of Vaccination
• Costly Mistakes Are Part Of Team's Identity And Other Leftover Patriots Thoughts
• Third graders allegedly asked to reenact Holocaust
• 2 Arrested In Santa Ana Gang Shooting That Wounded Innocent Mother Driving Nearby
• Michigan County Commissioners Will Get 4-Year Terms Starting In 2024
• Broncos Quarterback Teddy Bridgewater Released From Hospital And 'Doing Well'
• Lorne Michaels on comedy: "I don't think anything's out of bounds"
• There's A New Millionaire In Mansfield
• Philadelphia's Randolph Technical High School Put On Pause Due To COVID-19 Outbreak
• 2 Hurt In Fiery Wreck On 605 Freeway In Whittier
• Moderna Says Its Booster Effective At Fighting Omicron Variant
• Howard County Commits $8M To Educators' Bonuses, Seeks Matching Funds
• Texas To Spend $123M More In Federal COVID-19 Relief Funds On Public And Higher Education
• NYC Vaccine Mandate Starts For Private And Religious School Employees, As State Combats Record COVID Numbers
• Suspect in girl's 1978 California murder is arrested in Colorado
• Woman Shot Dead In Minneapolis, Marking City's 93rd Homicide In 2021
• Pedestrian Killed in Crash Involving 2 Vehicles in San Jose
• Detroit Continues To Struggle With COVID-19 Vaccination Rate After Year
• Groundbreaking Tuesday For Temporary NASCAR Track At LA Coliseum
• Macy's Store Security Thwarts Violent Smash-and-Grab in San Jose; Bystander Arrested
• Cutting Down Christmas Trees At Aspen Canyon Ranch Helps Give Back To Colorado Communities
• Rafael Nadal tests positive for COVID: "Unpleasant moments"
• Police: Man Shot Over Parking Spot In Queens
• Very Warm Then Stormy Followed By A Cool Blast, All In Time For Christmas
• Last Kmart In California Closes For Good
• Denver Weather: Very Mild Finish To Fall, Even Warmer Start To Winter
• Former Maryland Police Officer Gets Probation For Falsified Time Sheets
• Duquesne Police Chief, Charged With Witness Intimidation, Waives Hearing
• Moderna says its booster raises Omicron-fighting antibodies 37-fold
• Colorado Volunteers Take Food, Pet Food, Diapers, Christmas Gifts To Tornado Victims In Kentucky
• Zach Banner: Steelers Offensive Lineman Gets Engaged On Mount Washington
• Man Killed in Suspected Hit-and-Run Crash in Antioch
• Police: Car Backfire Likely Caused Active Shooter Scare At Davie Movie Theater
• 48 test positive for COVID aboard the world's biggest cruise ship
• Boston Proof Of Vaccination Policy And City Worker Vaccine Mandate Set For January
• Moderna: Booster Significantly Raises Omicron Fighting Antibodies
• From Monopoly To G.I. Joe To Transformers: A Look At New England's Long History Of Games And Toys
• El Burrito Mercado
• Rebecca Kolls' Stuffed French Toast
• Pedestrian Struck, Killed On I-80 In Citrus Heights
• Proctor & Gamble Recalls More Than 30 Kinds Of Dry Shampoo, Aerosol Spray Products
• State State, UC Riverside Basketball Canceled Over Positive COVID-19 Tests
• Port Huron To Spend $60K On Gaming Trailer To Engage Students
• Pistons Topple Heat 100-90
• 4 Dead, 19 Injured In Weekend Shootings in Chicago
• Bill Belichick Wonders Why T.Y. Hilton Wasn't Ejected After Colts Receiver Made Contact With Official
• Bill Belichick Gives Thorough Explanation For Decision To Kick Field Goal Vs. Colts
• Maryland Man Killed In Crash With Cement Truck
• AAA: Florida Gas Prices Falling As Thousands Prepare To Hit The Road For The Holiday
• NASA recording of Jupiter's largest moon sounds like R2-D2
• Driver Dies After Crashing Into Retired Off-Duty Dallas Officer's SUV
• 49ers In Prime Position For Playoff Spot After Beating Falcons 31-13
• PTL Links: Dec. 20, 2021
• Maryland Man Charged With Arson In Fire That Injured 2 Firefighters
• San Francisco Police Announce Arrest of Suspect in Teen Girl's 1978 Murder
• Miami Fire Rescue Found Body Of Missing Man Joustin Chavez
• Gutsy Calls, Tight Races Set Up NFL For Wild Finish
• Soccer coach accuses fans of racial abuse: "Disgusted"
• Ravens Slipping Further With Each 2-Point Failure
• Schumer vows Senate vote on Build Back Better despite Manchin's opposition
• Bill Belichick Apologizes To Media For Short Answers After Colts Loss: 'It's Not Your Fault'
• 25-Year-Old Man Shot And Killed While Driving On Northwest Side
• 'Lucky To Be Alive': 9 Tornadoes Confirmed, Marking Minnesota's 1st December Tornadoes
• Nonprofit Takes Much-Anticipated Trip After Multiple Cancellations Caused By The Pandemic
• Pursuit Ends In Standoff In Boyle Heights Neighborhood
• Warriors Star Andrew Wiggins In COVID Protocol; NHL Postpones 2 Sharks Games
• Moderna Says COVID-19 Booster Raises Omicron-Fighting Antibodies 37-Fold
• What has a decade under Kim Jong Un done for North Korea?
• Moderna Says Its Booster Significantly Raises Omicron-Fighting Antibodies
• Teddy Bridgewater Hospitalized After Head Injury In Broncos' Loss To Bengals
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• White House blasts Manchin's "inexplicable reversal" on Biden plan
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• At least 375 killed as monster typhoon batters the Philippines
• Manchin pulls support for Biden's $1.75 trillion social spending plan
• China's Peng Shuai appears in video denying sexual assault claim
• COVID update: Dr. Jon LaPook on holiday get-togethers
• Gottlieb: "No indication" that Omicron causes more severe illness
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• Packers Clinch NFC North With Dramatic Win Over Ravens
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• 'Show Them Something Different': 43 Hoops Rebrands, Expands To Woodbury
• Moderna Says Current Booster Dose Is Effective Against Omicron Variant
• Texas Longhorn Women Find, Defeat Opponent Following Coach's Tweet About Needing A Team To Play
• AMBER Alert Canceled For 1-Year-Old Carleigh Mackey, Abducted From Dolton
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• GOP governors use COVID relief funds despite criticism
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• Vice President Kamala Harris discusses stalled spending plan
• Manchin's objection puts Biden agenda at risk
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• Breaking down Manchin's opposition to the "Build Back Better" plan
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• Manchin says he will vote no on Biden's social spending bill
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• Jury begins deliberations in trial of ex-cop Kim Potter
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• Senator Joe Manchin says he won't support the Build Back Better Bill
• Countries in Europe impose stricter COVID-19 mandates and shutdowns
• Biden to speak Tuesday on Omicron variant
• Officials are sounding the alarm as U.S. COVID-19 cases rise amid the spread of the Omicron variant
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• Bestselling author Adam Grant on pandemic "languishing" — and how to fight it
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• Surgeon General Vivek Murthy discusses Omicron variant and how to combat its rapid spread