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Articles from December 21, 2021

• San Francisco Gets $54.7 Million To Convert SoMa Hotel Into Permanent Housing For Homeless
• Rose Parade To Continue As Scheduled
• LeBron Scores 34 As Suns Trounce Lakers, 108-90
• Local, Small Businesses Seeing Steady Stream Of Shoppers Despite Concerns Over Omicron Variant
• Family Gathers At Scene Of Fatal Double Shooting Of Modesto Teens
• Fans Pack SoFi Stadium After Rams Game Gets Rescheduled
• Several Units Damaged In Fire At Carmichael Apartment Building
• 3 Armed Men Rob 5 Smoke And Vape Shops In Artesia, Lakewood, Norwalk And Bellflower Monday Night
• Fairfield Police: Kidnapping Suspect Dies From Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound During Arrest
• WWII Veteran Sidney Walton Passed Before His 'No Regrets' Tour Was Complete, Now His Son Is Taking Over
• Exploding COVID-19 Cases Force Cancellations Of Shows, New Proof Of Vaccination Rules In Chicago, And Disappointed Tourists
• Brunson Scores 26, Replacements Help Mavericks Beat Wolves
• Chicago Weather: It'll Be Cold, But No Snow
• Gov. Jared Polis Plans To Reactivate Mass Vaccine, Testing Sites In 2022
• Bears Updates: Bilal Nichols Now On Reserve/COVID List, Thomas Graham Jr. Signed To Roster
• New York City Offering $100 Booster Incentive; De Blasio Says Vaccinations Still Key To Fighting Omicron
• Police Won't Rule Out DNA To Solve 1996 JonBenet Killing
• Knicks Top Pistons For First Home Win Since Nov. 23
• What Makes The Omicron Variant So Transmissible? Should We Adjust Our Safety Habits?
• 5th Grader Isabella Velasquez's Rendition Of National Anthem Rocked Hard Rock Stadium
• How Do You Safely Navigate The Holidays While The COVID Omicron Variant Is Spreading?
• Minnesotans Welcome Winter Solstice At Landscape Arboretum
• Police Arrest 34-Year-Old Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Elderly Woman
• Palace Entertainment, Company That Owns Kennywood, Acquires Adventureland Resort In Iowa
• 8 Pittsburgh Officers Face Discipline Over 'Procedural Failures' Leading To Jim Rogers' Death
• How To Discuss Holiday Gatherings During COVID: An Etiquette Expert Weighs In
• Kenneth Dean Lee Arrested After Posing As Immigration Official, Accused Of Sexually Assaulting 7-Year-Old Girl
• Churchill Borough Council Approves Amazon Distribution Center Proposal
• Officials Paint Bleak Picture Of How COVID-19 Surge Could Shape Winter
• Delaware's Largest Hospital Warns It's Over Capacity Due To COVID-19, With 'Patients Receiving Care In Hallways'
• COVID Testing In High Demand Ahead Of Holiday Gatherings: 'People Want To Know'
• Kupp Breaks 2 Records In Win Against Seattle Seahawks
• Loneliness, Social Isolation Among Residents To Be Examined By County Board Of Supervisors
• 'We Can Redeem Ourselves': Mother Reunites With Man Who Killed Her Son 26 Years Ago
• Colton Robichaud Sentenced To 22 Years In Prison For Shooting, Pistol-Whipping Victim During Robbery
• How To Navigate The Omicron Variant And The Holidays
• Herro, Robinson Each Score 26, Heat Roll Past Pacers 125-96
• State's Attorney Mosby Says Hogan Is Responsible For City Violence, Calls For Audit Of State Agencies
• Dozens Celebrate The Winter Solstice By Watching The Sunrise At Red Rocks
• Test Kits Run Out Within Minutes At Baltimore City Libraries, Anne Arundel County Distributing 100K Kits
• Second Suspect Arrested In Turlock Officer-Involved Shooting That Injured CHP Officer
• COVID Mobile Vaccine Bus Continues Trek Around Colorado With Stop At Camp Christmas
• MHSAA Announces Statewide 'Oxford Strong' T-Shirt Fundraiser To Support Community
• Families Of Rogers Park Teens File Suit Over Bizarre 2019 Incident Where They Were Detained At Gunpoint By Police Multiple Times
• City Of Dallas Hopes New Deflection Program Will Help Address Growing Homeless Problem
• Etiquette Expert: If You're Not Comfortable Attending Holiday Gathering Due To COVID-19, Be Direct
• Fresh Express Recalls Salad Products Over Listeria Concerns
• Romulus City Council Member Hosts Turkey Drive, Holiday Food Box Giveaway
• Owings Mills Vegan Restaurant Offering Shrimp Po'boy For Holiday Season
• Jalen Hurts Has 3 Touchdowns, Eagles Come Back To Beat Washington Football Team
• Detroit Woman Shot On Christmas 24 Years Ago, Now Advocating For Better Compensation Rights For Crime Victims
• COVID: Omicron Variant Throws a Major Wrench into Bay Area Holiday Plans
• St. Clair Shores Teacher Charged With Making False Threat Against School
• Fort Collins Police Investigating Brazen Daytime Sex Assault
• Oakland University To Begin Winter Semester Online
• 'Recharge Your Batteries' Campaign Developed In Aurora After Spike In Youth Violence
• Poll: Families report text and email at dinner is on the rise
• Judge Denies Preliminary Injunction For Firefighters Against Vaccine Mandate
• Elkridge Junk Removal Service Finds Toy Stockpile, Donates Them To Baltimore Children's Hospital
• Michigan Sets Goal For 1 Million More Residents To Receive COVID-19 Booster By Jan. 31
• Demand For COVID Tests Surges Ahead Of Christmas; Waltham Runs Out Of Free At-Home Kits
• School Closings And Delays For December 22
• LAPD Investigating Homicide In Baldwin Hills
• Man Killed In South Baltimore Shooting
• Add Cream Cheese To The Growing List Of Shortages
• COVID: Bay Area Pharmacies Struggle To Keep Rapid Tests In Stock Amid Holidays, Omicron
• UPDATE: Civic Center Station Reopens, Service Restored After Body Found on BART Tracks
• Pedestrian Hit By Driver On Ardmore Boulevard Dies
• Local Counties Hand Out Free COVID-19 Home Test Kits
• Man In Critical Condition, Another Injured After Being Struck By SUV In Mid-City Area
• Health Experts Expect More Breakthrough COVID Cases In Coming Weeks
• People Across North Texas Are Scrambling To Find Vaccination Events
• Affordable Housing Plan Gives Tenants, Cities, Non-Profits First Chance To Buy Bay Area Properties
• Pro-Police Group Holds Prayer Vigil For Recovery Of Baltimore Officer Keona Holley
• LA County Offers $10,000 Reward In Lancaster Car-To-Car Shooting
• Gift Card Program Promotes Local Shopping In Sacramento This Christmas
• COVID: Is Holiday Travel, Indoor Dining, Gatherings Safe Amid Omicron? Bay Area Experts Weigh In
• Man Wounded When 3 Gunmen Open Fire In East Garfield Park
• Walgreens Announces Customer Limit On COVID-19 Test Purchases
• NYCHA Announces Minority-Led Firms For Harlem Redevelopment
• Man Who Turned His Life Around Now Needs A Christmas Miracle
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Signs Aid Bill For Atlantic City Casinos
• Palo Alto Police Search for Suspects in Armed Robbery at University Avenue Caltrain Station
• Hammond's Candies Staff Keeping Busy This Year Amid Holiday Demand, Labor Shortages
• Nearly 20 People Detained In Newport Beach, Suspected Of Entering Country Illegally On Boat
• Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott To Provide COVID-19 Update Wednesday
• NYPD Officer Dragged Following Traffic Stop In Bronx, Suffers Fractured Ankle
• Investigation Underway After Person Found Bleeding In Brooklyn Park
• Military Proposed As Alternative To Jail Time
• Officials Investigate After 3 Inmates Overdose On Drugs
• 'Complete Pandemonium' Moments After Gunfire Erupted Inside San Jose Shopping Mall
• California To Require Healthcare Workers To Get COVID-19 Booster Shot
• Former Boston Mayor Ray Flynn Recovering After Fall
• Florida, Other States Fight Head Start Mandates
• Road Rage Incident Leads to Shooting in Napa; 1 Arrested
• Celebrating The Career of Music Industry Icon, Motown Records Founder, Berry Gordy
• PCH Reopens After Fatal Crash Closed All Lanes Of Traffic
• UC System To Require COVID Booster Shots For Students, Staff; UC Irvine, Riverside To Begin Winter Term With Remote Classes
• Missing Woburn Woman Sherell Pringle Found Dead In Saugus; 'Foul Play Is Suspected'
• Remaining Performances Of 'A Christmas Carol' At Ahmanson Theatre Canceled Due To COVID
• Healthcare Workers In California Will Be Required To Get COVID-19 Booster Shot
• School Districts Plan For Cloudy Future As COVID Cases Rise
• Congresswoman Barbara Lee tests positive for COVID-19
• Bears Vs. Vikings: The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
• CU Men's Basketball Game Against University Of Kansas On Tuesday Canceled Due To COVID
• Texas Vaccine Finder
• 'The Elves Were Working Behind The Scenes': Sacramento County Sheriff's Office Helps Boy's Wish For A Cop Bike Come True
• Harris Grill Downtown Permanently Closing
• Mayor-Elect Eric Adams Taps Ydanis Rodriguez As Next Commissioner Of Department Of Transportation
• UM Football Team Enters COVID Protocols 10 Days Before Bowl Game
• Bodycam Footage Shows Tullytown Borough Police Officer Saving Newborn Baby's Life
• Authorities Investigating 'Significant' Robbery At Small Grocery Store In North Minneapolis
• Harvard Professor Charles Lieber, Charged With Hiding Ties To China, Found Guilty On All Counts
• San Mateo Community College District Official Faces Embezzlement, Perjury Charges In Corruption Case
• Some North Texas Police Departments Making New Push On Social Media To Recruit Officers
• Donor Beware: Fake Clothing Donation Bins Back On Long Island
• Duluth Man Arrested For Multiple Alleged Sex Crimes
• Residents Near Bobcat Fire Burn Scar Brace For Yet Another Storm With Potential Debris and Mud Flows
• Mountain Town Breweries Cautiously Excited As Tourists Descend For Holiday Season
• Garcetti Gives Updates On COVID-19 And Omicron As Many Prepare For The Holidays
• San Jose Mayor Wants To Mandate COVID Booster Shots For City Employees
• Noticing Unusually High Prices For At-Home COVID Test Kits? New York Attorney General Wants To Know About Them
• How Helpful Are Home Rapid Antigen Tests In Detecting Omicron COVID-19 Variant?
• Tree rentals provide eco-friendly alternative to holiday tradition
• 'We've Got To Tighten The Screws': Vikings Trudging Forward In Playoff Chase
• 'It Just Seems Like Another Thing' Business Owners Worry As Somerville Considers Proof Of Vaccination Requirement
• COVID Cancels 'Lion King' Performances In Denver Through Day After Christmas
• Driver Dies After Pickup Slams Into Tree In Central Minnesota
• Calling Himself A Blue-Collar Outsider For Governor, Republican Dave White Says He Offers Something Different
• Helpful Strategies For Handling Holiday Stress & COVID Concerns
• Where To Find COVID Tests As Demand Surges For The Holidays
• Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Philadelphia's Logan Neighborhood, Police Say
• COVID Patient Jason Strong Discharged From Hospital After He Was Given 2% Chance Of Survival
• Unruly Travelers Could Lose TSA PreCheck, FAA Says
• Tackling the racial divide in the fight against cancer
• President Joe Biden Pivots To Home Tests To Confront Omicron Surge
• Galloway Township Man Charged With Aggravated Manslaughter In Death Of Woman Ejected From Moving Boat
• Denver Police Search For Shooter In Death Of Wes Rosander After He Tried To Stop Thieves From Stealing His Truck
• 'We Can Provide What Vegas Has': Sports Gambling Approved For Wisconsin Tribal Casinos
• Experts Say Take Time To Reflect On 2021 Before Looking Forward To New Year
• 21-Year-Old Woman In Critical Condition After SE Baltimore Shooting
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court Rules Against Victims' Rights Measure Marsy's Law
• Man Gets Probation For Punching Trooper Who Responded To Drunken Driving Crash
• Pittsburgh-Area Churches To Hold In-Person Christmas Services Despite Rise In COVID-19 Cases
• Reward Increased For Tips In Decades-Old Cold Case In Wilton Manors
• 'The Lion King' The Latest Broadway Show To Temporarily Close Due To COVID-19 Positive Tests
• Nursing Staff Shortage Concerns Escalate as Omicron Variant Spreads
• Prosecutor Asks Judge To Reconsider Sentence For Truck Driver Rogel Aguilera-Mederos
• 'A Christmas Carol' Cancels Shows At Goodman Theatre Through Friday, 'Frozen' Cancels Tuesday Night Show Due To COVID-19 Concerns
• Outgoing Nassau County Executive Laura Curran: 'I'm Confident We Left This Place A Heck Of A Lot Better Than We Found It'
• This week on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," December 26, 2021
• UPDATE: Armed Suspect Barricaded Inside RV Near San Jose UPS Customer Center Surrenders to Police
• Man Charged In Salem, NH, Crash That Almost Killed Young Girl Wants Evidence Thrown Out Of Court
• Miami International Airport Sees Busy Holiday Travel
• Suit: Fairfax County Police Officers Protected Sex Trafficking Ring
• San Leandro Offers $750k in Grants to Small Businesses Hit Hard by COVID-19
• Former USC Quarterback Kedon Slovis Transfers To Pitt
• COVID Omicron Surge: UC Students May Begin January With Remote Learning
• No Bond For 68-Year-Old Man Accused Of Shooting, Killing SW Miami-Dade Neighbor
• Newsom Announces Plan To Help Some Homeowners Catch Up On Mortgage Payments
• Hundreds Line Up In Fort Worth For Mobile Christmas Food Bank
• UPDATE: Oakland Passes Mandatory COVID Vaccine Ordinance For Indoor Establishments
• Teen Accused Of Nova Middle School Threat Went Before A Judge
• Report: Bucs To Sign Le'Veon Bell, Reuniting Him With Former Steeler Teammate Antonio Brown
• Mets Introduce New Manager Buck Showalter
• President Joe Biden Announces New COVID-19 Initiative As States Battle Uptick In Cases, Hospitalizations
• Hudson Wins Best Main Street In America Contest
• Holidays Can Be Hard For Those Who've Lost A Loved One, But There Are Ways To Cope With The Grief
• Merrybeth Hodgkinson Identified As Jane Doe Found Buried Behind Bensalem Diner In 1995, Police Say
• Pennsauken Police Searching For Driver Involved In Deadly Hit-And-Run
• California To Help Homeowners Catch Up On Mortgage Payments
• 'This Is Going To Be Tough On Us': 2-Year-Old Boy Dies In Fire On Far South Side
• New Tool To Combat Gun Violence In Fort Lauderdale
• As COVID Cases Surge, Some Chicago Restaurants Are Closing Again; 'It's Better For Us To Take A One Or Two Day Loss'
• 2 Emaciated Pit Bulls Found In Avon Park, Police Investigating Animal Cruelty Case
• Woman with health insurance gets $550,000 bill after giving birth
• Former Bordentown Township Police Chief Frank Nucera Jr. Won't Face 3rd Trial For Hate Charges
• Tow Truck Driver Shooting Leads To Police Lockdown At Hulen Mall
• Chicago To Require Customers Show Proof Of Vaccination At Restaurants, Bars, Gyms, Entertainment Venues
• Treat Your Taste Buds For Christmas At Four Seasons Baltimore
• Spike Lee Presented Key To The City: 'I Live And Die New York City'
• 2 Teens Dead In Modesto Shooting, Police Say
• Options Weighed For New South Florida Area Code
• Masks Recommended For All In Massachusetts; Baker Activates National Guard To Support Hospitals
• Plantation Family Seeks Solution From City After Three Vehicles Plow Into Their Home
• With Spike In Omicron Infections About To Converge With The Holidays, COVID-19 Booster Shots In Higher Demand
• NHL Players Will Skip Olympics In February
• Drivers Shut Down Eisenhower Expressway To Perform Dangerous Stunts -- Where Were Illinois State Police?
• Philadelphia Housing Authority Moves 7 Families From Homeless Encampment Into Rehabilitated Homes
• Senate Candidate Dr. Val Arkoosh Calls For Additional Compensation For COVID-19 Frontline Workers
• Julia Skye Portugal De Aguilar, 23, Found After Being Reported Missing From Whittier
• Baltimore Man's Murder Conviction Overturned After 30 Years In Prison
• Keller @ Large: Rachael Rollins On Progress Made As District Attorney, Lingering Challenges
• Fremont Firefighters Knock Down Fire at Tesla Plant; Two Hospitalized with Smoke Inhalation
• Trio Indicted In Alleged Structured Settlement Payment Scheme
• Johnathan Faulk Arrested After Hit-And-Run Crash
• COVID: Intel Tells Unvaccinated Employees They Face Unpaid Leave As Deadline Approaches
• With Authorization On Horizon, Pfizer And Merck Pills Viewed As Potential Game Changers In COVID-19 Pandemic Fight
• NBA has no plans to pause season amid virus surge
• FBI Searching For Serial Bank Robber In Center City
• James Webb Space Telescope launch delayed to Christmas Day
• Police: Kids, 6 And 8, Tied Up Along With Grandparents During Bronx Home Invasion Gunpoint Robbery
• Quincy Police Locate Man Accused Of Approaching Women In Parking Lots
• University Of Maryland Investigating Death On College Park Campus
• Baltimore County Police Investigate Deadly Crash
• Massachusetts Reports 5,531 New COVID-19 Cases, 58 Additional Deaths
• Around The Table: Economics And Investments
• Rescued Baby Sea Otter Settles Into New Home At Aquarium Of The Pacific In Long Beach
• Crews Battle House Fire, 'Large Gas Line Rupture' In Windsor
• COVID: Omicron Variant Identified in 2 Santa Cruz County Patients
• Benzan, No. 6 Maryland Women Rout Coppin State 98-52
• Police: Suspects In About 30 Bay Area Auto Burglaries Arrested In Sunnyvale After Ramming Officer's Car
• Bald Eagle Cam At U.S. Steel Plant Goes Live
• St. Vincent's Nurses Vote Jan. 3 On Deal To End Strike
• 3.4 Earthquake Strikes Off Mendocino Coast
• Supporters Of Juvenile Justice Reform Hopeful In Maryland
• FBI Joins Search For 3-Year-Old San Antonio Girl Lina Khil
• Camden County Authorities Warning Residents About Deadly Fentanyl Being Laced In Other Drugs
• 2 Cases Of Omicron COVID-19 Variant Found In Sacramento County
• CPS Chief Expects More Classrooms To Go Remote After Winter Break Amid Spiking COVID-19 Cases
• Denver City Council Approves Lowering Speed Limits On Residential Streets To 20 MPH As Part Of Vision Zero
• Former MSU Gymnastics Coach Kathie Klages Wins Appeal On Nassar-Related Conviction
• Former Michigan EGLE Employee Sentenced For Embezzlement
• Health Experts Urge Safe Holiday Travel As Hospital Systems Battle COVID-19 Surge
• Firefighters Quickly Stop Flames From Spreading Inside Woodland Restaurant
• Timberwolves Sign Forward Chris Silva, Guard Rayjon Tucker To 10-Day Contracts
• Penguins To Donate Food From Postponed Games To 412 Food Rescue
• Abingdon Pharmacy Targeted In Botched Smash-And-Grab ATM Theft
• San Mateo Police: 3 Arrested After Fleeing Stolen Vehicle Linked To Pharmacy Theft
• Massachusetts State Universities Will Require COVID Booster Shots For Students, Staff In The Spring
• Burnsville Man Charged In Fatal Shooting At Eagan Gas Station
• Dallas Police Officer Hurt In Rockwall Crash
• Rogel Aguilera-Mederos Crash Case: Prosecutor Posts Photo Of Brake-Pad Trophy
• No Burn Order In Effect Through Wednesday For Many Parts Of Southland
• Enoch Pratt Library Runs Out Of Free COVID-19 Home Tests Within Hours
• Michigan DNR To Hire For 2022 Conservation Officer Academy
• Florida Lottery Launching New Draw Game 'CASH POP' In 2022
• COVID SURGE: As Virus Roars Back, Experts Say California Is Ready
• Whole Foods, Safeway and other retailers sold recalled pork products
• Man Critically Injured In Essex Shooting
• This is your last chance to get these Instant Pots -- and Instant Pot deals -- before Christmas
• Oakland A's Name Former Outfielder Mark Kotsay As New Manager
• LA County Households Receiving Assistance Have Until Dec. 30 To Get A $50 Discount On Internet Service
• Bay Point Man Gets Prison For Threats To Lawmakers, Journalists During January 6 Capitol Attack
• Pittsburgh City Council Puts Plastic Bag Ban On Hold
• Moose Illegally Shot, Poached In Ludlow Wildlife Management Area
• Vince Wilfork Shares One Secret Of Bill Belichick's Coaching Methods
• Biden To Distribute 500M At-Home COVID Tests, Increase Troop Support At Hospitals
• Aurora Police Officers To Get $10,000 In Retention Bonuses
• Long Lines Form Again For COVID-19 Testing, Tropical Park Site Out Of Regeneron
• California Man Gets 3 Years In Prison For Threats Over 2020 Election
• These 12 virtual gifts make easy last-minute presents
• Fraud Alert: Don't Buy Tickets To New Year's Eve Party At Douglas County Fairgrounds
• Stockton's Sherwood Mall Getting Facelift And New Name Along With Sprouts Store
• Former Pirates Coach Kimera Bartee Dies At Age 49
• Rare sea eagle spotted thousands of miles away from its home
• Biden Unveils Omicron Plan, Including At-Home COVID Tests & More Troops For Hospitals
• The Honest Truth About How Hurt Tom Brady Was By Patriots' Drafting Of Jimmy Garoppolo
• 2,000 Homes & Businesses To Be Built On 'The Farm' In Westminster
• Driver Rescued Using Jaws Of Life After Crash In Suisun City
• Petaluma Police Arrest Man Who Exposed Himself To Teenager
• Farmers Branch Police Investigate Report Of Pair Impersonating Officers
• St. Paul Police Seek Help Finding Suspect Involved In Hit-And-Run
• Holiday Shipping Deadline Guide 2021
• Isanti Co. Man Sentenced To 24 Years In Prison for Coercing Minor To Produce Child Pornography
• Denver Hit By Cyber Attack Targeting Kronos
• Applications Open For Pittsburgh's Snow Angels Program
• Port Of LA On Track To Break Pre-Pandemic Record For Cargo Volume
• MnDOT Announces $18M For Transportation Projects Around The State
• Allegheny County Health Department Shuts Down Vegan Cheese Company
• Feasting Squirrels Force St. Paul's Mears Park To Scale Back Holiday Lights
• 'Not Really Worth Putting Your Life In Jeopardy': The Importance Of Checking Lake Ice
• LA Metro Offering Free Rides On Christmas Eve, NYE
• New York Mills Officer Dies Of COVID Complications, Flags Ordered At Half-Staff
• Stolen St. Paul Goose Statute Reappears At Recycling Center
• SpaceX Launched Capsule With Christmas Goodies For Astronauts On International Space Station
• Pennsylvania Rep. Scott Perry Denies Jan. 6 Panel's Request For Interview
• Government official swims 12 hours to shore after helicopter crash
• Rep. Lauren Boebert Shares Photo With Kyle Rittenhouse
• Pilot Killed In Small Plane Crash Near Houston
• Baltimore Police Seek Help Finding Missing 12-Year-Old Girl
• Showtime Releasing 4-Part Docuseries On Bill Cosby On Jan. 30
• Rite Aid To Close More Than 60 Stores
• GOP lawmaker won't comply with information request from Jan. 6 committee
• Cheltenham High School Goes Virtual Ahead Of Winter Break Due To Spike In COVID-19 Cases
• Mayor-Elect Eric Adams Cancels Plans For Jan. 1 Inaugural Ceremony Due To Omicron Concerns
• Macomb County Woman, 58, Killed By Driver In Stolen Pickup Truck
• Rams Face Seahawks Tuesday At SoFi Amid COVID Outbreak
• Appeal In Florida Gambling Case Dropped
• NHL Postpones Flyers-Capitals Game Tuesday As Washington Deals With COVID-Related Issues
• Andre Dillard Lands On COVID-19 List As Philadelphia Eagles Get Ready To Face Washington Football Team
• Man Pleads Guilty To Throwing Explosive At Police During Downtown Riot
• Dallas Open
• Friends Put On Christmas Cheer Parade For 7-Year-Old Brendan Nelson
• Darryl Ivery Of Hammond, Indiana Gets 18 Months In Prison For Illegal Gun Purchases
• Mayor Lightfoot To Address COVID Crisis This Afternoon From Chicago City Hall
• LAX Will Host Pop-Up COVID-19 Vaccine, Booster Clinic For Travelers, Employees
• LA Loses Congressional House Seat In New Political Map
• Aurora Man Arrested In Capitol Riot, Charged With Attacking Officers With Flagpole
• Tow Trucks Deliver More Than 6,000 Toys To 'Operation Cover Chicago'
• Five More States On Chicago Travel Advisory, Total Stands At 47
• 2 Cases Of COVID Omicron Variant Confirmed In Denver
• Man, 20, Wounded In Overnight Shooting, Baltimore Police Say
• Chicago Alderman Cardenas Helps Santa Deliver Toys In City Neighborhoods
• Texas Has Cheapest Gas Price Average In US, AAA Says
• SWAT Team Responds To Bike Shop In Skokie After Break In
• Wheatland High School Students Seen In Social Media Post With Swastikas On Bodies
• Trump says he got the booster shot and dismisses fans who boo him
• COVID Testing Site Appointments Filling Up In Chicago
• 'Conveyor Belt Of Low Pressure' Systems Brings Promise Of Wet Ending To 2021
• 2 Suspects Barricade Themselves Inside Arvada Home After Police Respond For Stolen Vehicle
• COVID In MN: Positivity Rate Continues Downward Trend As State Approaches 1 Million Total Positive Cases
• Gov. Baker Still Has 'No Interest' In Mask Mandate As DPH Issues Widespread Recommendation
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 1,392 Hospitalized As Positivity Rate Rises To 11.64%
• Miami Weather: Stormy Afternoon, Cold Front Arrives Overnight
• Argument Turns Into Knife Attack in San Francisco's Visitacion Valley
• Winter Solstice 2021: Why It Happens And How We Celebrate First Day Of Winter
• Biden To Offer Half A Billion At-Home COVID Tests As Omicron Surges
• Winter Solstice Marks The Shortest Day And Lowest Sun In Our Sky
• 'Absolutely Astonishing How Contagious This Variant Has Proven To Be': Omicron Overtakes Delta As Miami's Dominant COVID-19 Strain
• Fresh Express Recall: Salad Items Sold In Mass, NH May Be Contaminated With Listeria
• Police: Rialto Fire Paramedics Cited Nonexistent COVID Law When They Refused To Help Man Suffering Heart Attack Inside Facility
• Porch Pirate Caught On Camera Stealing Packages In Reseda
• Pitt Coach Pat Narduzzi Finalist For 2021 Dodd Trophy
• Dallas Celebrates South Oak Cliff State Champs With Parade
• Fresh Express among 10 salad brands recalled due to listeria
• Chemical Road Reopens In Plymouth Township Following Sinkhole Remediation Project
• NWS Says 16 Tornadoes Hit Minnesota During Unprecedented Winter Storm
• California More Prepared For Latest Surge Of New COVID Cases
• Tom Brady Explains Why He Smashed A Tablet, Plays Coy On Outburst At Saints' Sideline
• Lynx At Pittsburgh Zoo Tests Positive For COVID-19
• More People Moved To DFW In 2021 Than Any Other Region In US, Zillow Study Says
• Passport Book Fees To Increase By $20 Next Week
• Shawn Williams Arrested In Connection To Murder Of Ridley Township Smoke Shop Employee Sameer Abdullah: Police
• TSA Advising Travelers To Arrive Early For Holiday Flights Out Of Philadelphia International Airport
• Fire Truck Stolen From Hospital, Suspect Captured In Anaheim After Chase
• Michigan Gov. Whitmer Signs $1.5 Billion In Business Incentives
• Mac Jones Refuses To Talk About Colts Game In Nicest Way Possible
• UC Davis Considers Dropping Biweekly COVID Testing Requirement
• Mederos Family And Friends Hopeful Sentence Will Change With Growing Support
• Crash On I-94 Near I-75 Involved Vehicle Stolen From Detroit Metro Airport
• Anne Arundel County Giving Out 100K Rapid Tests This Week
• 1 Suspect Arrested, 3 More Sought In Shooting Death Of Robbery Victim In Homestead
• Denver Weather: High Fire Danger For The First Day Of Winter
• Bruins' Jakub Zboril Undergoes Season-Ending Surgery To Repair ACL; Brando Carlo Placed In COVID-19 Protocol
• Gov. Baker Assures 'School Is Safe' As COVID Cases Are Expected To Rise Further In Massachusetts
• Man posing as NFL player to plead guilty in Super Bowl ring fraud
• Dubai leader ordered to pay $730 million to ex-wife in divorce
• California says Walmart dumped hazardous waste in landfills
• 8 Shakopee Family Members Evaluated At Hospital After Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Call
• Rare 'Sea Eagle' Spotted Along Taunton River, Thousands Of Miles From Home
• Dallas County Jail Inmates Issued Computer Tablets
• Giften Market
• NYPD: Suspect Wanted In Shooting On Moving Subway
• Bitcoin has its own 1% who control outsized share of wealth
• Man Killed In Albany Park Shooting
• Lions Look To Keep Momentum Going
• Firefighters Rescue 2 Dogs From Arden Arcade House Fire
• Miami Police Ask For Help In Finding Missing Woman Ionian Regalado
• Kendrick Bourne Says He Has No Symptoms After Landing On COVID-19 List
• Former Agent In Whitmer Kidnap Probe Takes Deal In Assault Case
• MN Weather: 1st Day Of Winter Brings Snow, Good Chance For White Christmas
• 4 In 5 Households With Christmas Trees Opt For Artificial
• NFL Hall Of Famer Lawrence Taylor Charged With Failing To Report New Address
• Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Tests Positive For COVID-19
• UPDATE: No Victim, No Shooter Found After Gunfire Sends Shoppers Fleeing From Oakridge Mall In San Jose
• Santa helps fire crew rescue family from burning home
• PTL Links: Dec. 21, 2021
• Chris Noth fired from CBS' "The Equalizer"
• Tom Brady Wants NFL To Change Rules On Hitting Receivers' Knees, In Wake Of Chris Godwin Injury
• San Jose Sharks Season Placed On Holiday Pause Amid Growing COVID Concerns
• Federal Government Sending Paramedics To New Hampshire, Vermont To Fight COVID Surge
• 17-Year-Old Shot Overnight In Austin
• Texas Artists Use Thousands Of Sticky Notes To Create Christmas Pop-Up Display
• Kamala Harris on possible sanctions against Russia over Ukraine
• Vikings' Jefferson, Cook, Smith Make 2022 Pro Bowl
• Portion Of Flyers Ticket Sales Tuesday Will Go Toward Penn State's THON
• Claim these 2021 tax breaks now, before they're gone
• 'It Was Fun Daddy'; Draymond Green's 5-Year-Old Son Steals The Show During Warriors Win
• Carolina Panthers Linebacker Haason Reddick Donates Toys To Children In His Hometown Of Camden
• Japan hangs 3 death-row inmates in first executions since 2019
• Wells Fargo Center Parking Will Be Reserved For Flyers Ticket Holders Only Tuesday
• Déjà Vu? Latest COVID Spike Has Businesses Concerned Once Again
• Biden had close contact with official who tested positive for COVID
• Omicron becomes the dominant COVID variant in the U.S.
• Trump sues N.Y. Attorney General Letitia James, seeking to end probe
• Kamala Harris on Manchin and Build Back Better: "Let's get the job done"
• Brandon Brown addresses anti-Biden "let's go, Brandon" chants
• Bidens welcome new dog named Commander
• Pentagon says about 100 service members engaged in extremist activity in 2021
• President Biden To Offer Half Billion At-Home COVID-19 Tests As Omicron Variant Surges
• These are the four accusers who have testified at Ghislaine Maxwell's trial
• Giant millipedes "as big as a car" once roamed Earth
• Man Seriously Hurt After Being Struck By Subway In Lower Manhattan
• Firefighters Battle Early Morning Blaze At Brooklyn Apartment
• Texas Gov. Greg Abbott To Decide Whether To Pardon George Floyd
• Jury Deliberations Set To Continue In Ghislaine Maxwell Trial
• 'They're All Booked Up': The Search To Get Tested For COVID Before Holiday Gatherings
• Philadelphia Hopes To Reduce Teen Violence By Opening 2 Curfew Centers
• Suspect Arrested In Burglary At Bel Air Mansion
• CBS4's Neighbors 4 Neighbors, Viewers Help Family Left Homeless After Fire
• 5 Cars Damaged In Fire At O'Hare Airport Rental Lot
• Canton Man Accused Of Bringing A Gun To His Daughter's School In Worcester
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/21 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• 2021: A Year To Remember - The Surfside Condo Collapse
• 2 Injured In Separate Shootings In North Mpls. Monday
• Haverford Township Police Department Sergeant Kevin Redding Dies From COVID-19 Complications
• Video captures brawl at Miami airport; 2 taken into custody
• NHL To Pause Season From Wednesday Through Saturday Amid Rise In Positive COVID-19 Test Results
• Gov. Greg Abbott Mulling Whether To Issue Posthumous George Floyd Pardon For 2004 Drug Arrest
• Chicago Weather: Cold First Day Of Winter
• Winter Weather Advisory In Place For Freezing Rain During Wednesday Morning Commute
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