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• 'Would Freak Me Out': Auburn Neighbors Shocked As Plane Crashes Onto Roof
• 2 Suspects Arrested In Murder Of TV News Crew Security Guard Kevin Nishita; 3rd Suspect Sought
• San Francisco City College Trustee Looks To Save Cantonese-Language Classes
• Local Teen Comes Full Circle With CHiPs For Kids Program
• Neighbors In Elk Grove Community Fearful After 86-Year-Old Woman Attacked
• COVID: Meta, Twitter, Amazon Among Tech Giants Pulling Out Of 2022 CES Convention
• Prosecutors Warn Of Rise In Deadly Drunk Driving Crashes Across State
• LA County Reports More Than 6,500 Cases In One Day
• Kings, Still Shorthanded, Fall To Clippers 105-89
• Prosecutors Warn Of Surge In Deadly DUI Crashes Across California
• Paul George Scores 17 In Return, Clippers Top Kings 105-89
• Man Convicted Of 1st-Degree Murder In 2019 Birthday Party Shooting In Rancho Cordova
• 'Peyton Deserves Justice': Teen's Father Reacts To Former Police Officer's Arrest In Deadly Shooting
• Sex Offender Kenneth Dean Lee Paroled Early, Accused Of Sexually Assaulting 7-Year-Old
• Man Found Sleeping In Redwood City Preschool Pleads No Contest To Burglary
• Miami-Dade Police Department Releases Video Of Officer Being Assaulted
• Police Search For Two People Who Robbed ATM Technicians In West Pullman; Made Off With $150,000
• Chicago Weather: Not As Cold Wednesday Night
• 1st-Timer Deebo Samuel Among 5 49ers Selected to 2022 Pro Bowl
• Downtown Dallas Is Dazzling Again As A Holiday Destination
• New York Officials Stepping Up Efforts To Fix Delays In Getting COVID-19 Test Results
• On Record Day Of COVID-19 Infections In New Jersey, Officials And Residents Sound Alarm On Testing Problems
• 2 Arrested In Allegheny County Elder Abuse Case
• Boston May Have A Chance At Its First White Christmas In Over A Decade
• Miss Your Chance To Order In Time For Christmas Delivery? Not To Worry, ShopIN.nyc Has You Covered And Supports Small Businesses
• I-Team Goes Behind The Scenes With TSA: What To Pack, What To Leave?
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Board Votes To Raise Property Taxes
• Last Minute Shoppers In DFW Turn To Physical Stores
• How Bentleyville Became One Of Minnesota's Holiday Must-Sees
• Long Lines For COVID Tests As Massachusetts Reports Record Number Of Cases
• Walnut Creek Police Seek Multiple Suspects Involved In Weekend Sideshow
• Baltimore School Employees, Students At Odds With Leadership Over Closing Schools Amid COVID-19 Surge
• Police Investigate Incident Outside Nordstrom At Ross Park Mall
• Need A COVID Test? Here Are Some Things To Keep In Mind
• North High Latinx Students Create Poetry Book Highlighting Struggles Of Gentrification
• Thieves Target Prada, Hermès On Oak Street In Gold Coast; Security Guard Pepper-Sprayed
• Illinois State Sen. Kimberly Lightford And Husband Carjacked In Broadview
• Mother Demands Answers More Than 5 Weeks After Her Daughter Was Shot And Killed In Avalon Park
• Colleagues, Friends Of Officer Keona Holley Hold Vigil At Site Of Ambush Shooting
• Cockburn, Plummer Lead Illini Past Missouri
• No. 20 Notre Dame Women Fend Off DePaul
• Omicron Surge Has Businesses, Churches Making Changes To Stay COVID Safe
• Nonprofit Gives Prior Lake Mother 'Best Christmas Ever'
• Time capsule found beneath Robert E. Lee statue opened for first time
• Scott Suspends Baltimore Parks & Recreation Programs, Hints At Vaccine Passport Amid COVID-19 Surge
• Suspect In Euless Officer's Death Was Arrested For DWI Before Fatal Crash
• Young Entrepreneur 'Noel' Offers Holiday Gift-Wrapping Services To Neighbors, Friends
• Vacancies & Broken Equipment Cited In Audit Of Baltimore USPS Hub
• Suspect Arrested In Fatal Weatherford Car Accident That Left 1 Dead
• Brown Scores 34 Points, Celtics Beat Cavaliers 111-101
• Baltimore Hosting COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics Amid High Demand During Surge
• Paxlovid Approved New Weapon In Fight Against COVID
• Culinary Training Program 'Groundwork Kitchen' Celebrates First Cohort Of Graduates
• 'We Are One Community Unity', 12 Years In The Fight To Feed The Homeless
• Natick Mall Stores See In-Person Shopping Increase Ahead Of Christmas
• Local Organization Post Bail For Moms To Spend Holidays With Family, Provides Resources To Help Women Stay On Right Track
• Morgan Hill Man Arrested In Fatal Shooting Of Sacramento Man In Gilroy
• Strike At Kellogg Ends After Approval Of New Contract; Workers To Return Monday
• Morgan Hill Man Arrested In November Deadly Vehicle Shooting in Gilroy
• Mystery: Someone Sends $180,000 In Cash In Box To City College Of New York
• Boyfriend Of Woman Found Dead Off Saugus Highway Arrested
• Rep. Jan Schakowsky Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Suspect In Deadly St. Paul Hit-&-Run Turns Himself In, But Refuses To Locate Vehicle
• Camden County Pulling Out All Stops To Get More Residents Vaccinated After Recording Single-Day COVID-19 Case Record
• Two ATM Thefts, One Successful, Reported On Loch Raven Boulevard
• Judge Backs State On Contractor Vaccinations
• Former Greenwood Village Police Officer Adam Holen Charged In Shooting Death Of 17-Year-Old Peyton Blitstein
• US Supreme Court To Hold Special Hearing On Biden Vaccine Mandate
• Police Apprehend Suspect In Shooting Of Joey Casias
• Beavers are now living as far north as the Arctic, researchers find
• 'Extremely Concerned': Mountain County Health Leaders Warn Of Extreme COVID Surge
• CBS 2 Chicago Watch To Win Giveaway
• Texas Tops Nation in Population Growth
• Colorado Forecast: First Alert For Heavy Mountain Snow
• San Francisco Launches BottleBank Mobile Recycling Program Allowing Users To Easily Reclaim Cash
• COVID: Holiday Travelers At SFO Face Complications As Omicron Variant Spreads
• Ferris City Manager Worried That Texas' Therapeutic Treatment Supply Isn't Prepared For Omicron Surge
• More than 110 million Americans to travel for holidays despite COVID surge
• Finding a COVID Test Before Christmas Becoming a Challenge
• Supreme Court to hear challenges to Biden's COVID-19 vaccine rules
• Small Plane Crashes Into Home In Placer County; Pilot Hospitalized
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured In Multi-Vehicle Collision In Roseville
• Texas Attorney General Wants Federal Judge To Order Biden Administration To Resume Border Wall Construction
• Eagles' Jason Kelce, Darius Slay Named To 2022 Pro Bowl
• Pilot Hospitalized After Plane Crash In Auburn
• Gov. Newsom Launches Plan To Combat Omicron As Cases Double In California In 1 Week
• Five Ravens Voted To Pro Bowl, Including Jackson, Duvernay
• Representative James Clyburn tests positive for COVID-19
• COVID: Marin County Reports Highest Cases Since January - 'Deep Into Transition To Omicron'
• Critics Choice Awards Postponed Due To COVID Concerns
• Florida Appeals Court Dismisses School Mask Battle
• Matthew Judon, J.C. Jackson, Matthew Slater Earn Pro Bowl Selections For Patriots
• Philadelphia Cancels Thursday's Rapid At-Home COVID-19 Test Giveaway At Waterview Recreation Center
• COVID Steals The Show As Arvada Center Cancels The Remaining Performances Of 'Elf'
• NYC Corrections Department warns of COVID crisis at Rikers Island
• CPD Officer Rescues Man In Wheelchair From House Fire In Englewood
• Miami Dolphins CB Xavien Howard Selected To Pro Bowl
• 1 Dead After Crash, Tanker Truck Fire On I-820 In North Richland Hills
• DA Says Fall River Police Shooting Of Anthony Harden Was 'Justified'
• Pittsburgh Steelers' T.J. Watt And Cameron Heyward Selected To 2022 Pro Bowl
• Here's How To Recycle Christmas Trees In Los Angeles
• MACV Pairs With Metro Transit To Help Move Veterans In Need From Light Rail To Housing
• Cardinal Timothy Dolan On Christmas Celebrations At St. Patrick's Cathedral: 'Full Speed Ahead... We're Safe, We're Secure, We're Taking All The Precautions'
• BMore Well: Coping With Holiday Grief
• Sacramento-Area Families Take Home Christmas From Salvation Army, Toys for Tots
• Writer Of Broadway's 'Thoughts Of A Colored Man' Forced Into Action On Stage After COVID Sidelines Star
• 3 Sentenced To Decades In Prison For Shooting Death Of Delivery Driver Ambushed Near College Campus In Pennsylvania
• 'We Were Blessed': 12 Single Moms Gifted New Cars Just In Time For Christmas
• Coral Gables PD: 'She Fought She Yelled, She Got Attention, She Helped Us Solve This Case'
• School rewards good behavior with tokens for book vending machine
• Salem Votes To Require Proof of Vaccination And Indoor Mask Mandate
• Despite Spike In COVID Cases In Suffolk County, Frustration Grows Over State Mask Mandate
• Pittsburgh 2nd Best City For Pizza In US, Study Says
• Regis University Extends COVID Vaccine Requirement To Include Booster Shots
• Following Dramatic Spike In COVID-19 Cases, Advocates And Public Defenders Join Call For Decarceration On Troubled Rikers Island
• WATCH: Brightview Senior Living Residents Read 'The Night Before Christmas'
• Anaheim Police Department Plans To Expand Bait Package Program
• Gov. Walz Talks Getting COVID, Plans Moving Forward To Fight Omicron
• Potential breast cancer vaccine undergoing testing
• Parents Of Actor Alicia Witt Found Dead In Their Worcester Home
• COVID In Colorado: Half Of All Cases In State Linked To Omicron Variant
• New Jersey Attorney General's Office Releases Identities Of Officer, Victim In Vineland Police-Involved Shooting
• Actor's parents found dead in their Massachusetts home
• Chuck Hunt, Husband Of Former Gov. Jane Swift, Dies At 67
• Big Rig Crash Halts Traffic on I-5 Near Sylmar, Lanes Now Reopened
• AAA: Thursday Expected To Be One Of The Busiest Travel Days Of Holiday Season
• Biden says he'll run again as long as he's in good health
• In Milestone Deal, Proud Boy Pleads Guilty In Capitol Riot
• 'Christmas Is Saved': Charity 'Toys Of Hope' Gets Temporary Delivery Van After Its Was Totaled In Crash
• Fentanyl Deaths Soared In Tarrant County Last Year, Analysis Shows
• Kim Potter Trial: Jurors End 3rd Day Of Deliberations With No Word On Her Fate
• Santa Claus Shortage Continues, With No End In Sight
• College Football Playoff can be decided by COVID-related forfeit
• South Michigan Avenue Storeowners Keep The Faith, Despite Obstacles Including Diminished Foot Traffic, Pandemic
• Port Authority Installing Purifiers On Entire Fleet Of Buses, Light Rail Cars
• 'It's Very Stressful': Working Moms Struggling To Find Balance Amid The Pandemic
• Man Charged With Beating Oakland Homeless Man To Death With Skateboard
• NHTSA Probes Potential Of Drivers Playing Video Games On Tesla Touch Screens
• Pittsburgh Police Make Policy And Procedural Changes Following Jim Rogers' Death
• Thousands In Cash Stolen In Palo Alto Garage Break-In
• West Chester Man, Gary Wickersham, Sentenced To 3 Years Of Probation For Alleged Involvement In Capitol Riots
• Protesters Gather At State Capitol To Demand Resentencing For Rogel Aguilera-Mederos
• Blodgett Peak Fire: Pre-Evacuation Notices Issued For Some Colorado Springs Residents
• Bears Seek To Make Best Of Last 3 Games Despite Being Out Of Playoff Contention
• Criminal Investigation Into Lake Worth Officer-Involved Shooting Sent To Tarrant County Criminal DA
• Ravens Add 4 Defensive Players To COVID-19 List, Jackson Questionable For Sunday
• Dr. David Goldberg Answers Your COVID And Omicron Variant Questions
• Concerns And Confusion Expressed From Businesses About Mayor's New Vaccine Card Mandate
• Local Church Provides Meals For Community Just In Time For Christmas
• Nurse Thanks Foxboro Firefighters Who Saved Her Life After Heart Attack
• Celebrating An American Hero! Happy 101st Birthday Arthur Harris!
• 18-Year-Old Rudy Reed Arrested For Allegedly Impersonating A Police Officer In Victorville
• 'Flexibility' Is The Key To Holiday Plans This Year, Say Experts. Have A Back-Up Plan Ready
• Broward County Mayor Gives Update On COVID-19 Fight As Testing Demand Continues
• Suburban Man Frustrated With Bank After Refusing To Reverse Fraudulent Charges Until CBS 2 Got Involved
• New York City Teachers' Union Expresses Concern Over School COVID-19 Testing Protocols, Says Remote Learning May Have To Happen
• COVID Surge In Miami-Dade, More Test Sites Coming, Request For More Monoclonal Antibody Treatments
• Man Accused Of Stealing Relative's Car Linked To Oroville Homicide
• CFD And Community Honors Firefighter MaShawn Plummer, Who Has Died Of Injuries Suffered In Belmont Central Fire Last Week
• Philadelphia Police Officer, Tom Morrow, Returns Home After Being Shot Responding To Kensington Robbery
• Man Shot During Broad-Daylight Attempted Carjacking In Bucktown
• 87-year-old walks college graduation stage with granddaughter
• Man Shot, Critically Wounded At Sox-35th Red Line Stop
• 'Trust People To Make The Best Choice': Options For Christmas Church Services In The Age Of Omicron
• Lewisville Officer Goes Beyond Call Of Duty, Gets Denton Couple's Stolen Rings Back Days Before Their Wedding
• 'Christmas Miracle': Baby Finally Going Home After Spending 111 Days In Salah Foundation Children's Hospital NICU
• Time To Shorten COVID-19 Quarantine In US? Local Doctors Say Not Yet
• Delta Air Lines Asks CDC To Adjust Guidelines On COVID Breakthrough Infection Quarantine Time
• Congresswoman Mary Gay Scanlon carjacked at gunpoint
• COVID Outbreaks Force San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus, Golden Gate Theatre To Cancel Holiday Performances
• Changing Holiday Travel Plans Not As Easy As It Was Last Year, Experts Warn
• Massachusetts Reports 7,817 New COVID-19 Cases, Highest Single Day Total
• Maryland Weather: Wind Chills In The 10s and 20s Overnight
• The Maryland Zoo Announces Breakfast With Animals 2022 Dates
• Denver Firefighters Rescue Dog From Burning Home
• Man Injured In Exchange Of Gunfire In Lauderhill
• Holiday Travel Rush Officially Kicks Off At Philadelphia International Airport Despite Prominence Of Omicron
• Whale Spotted Swimming In Cape Cod Canal Under Bourne Bridge
• Paterson, N.J. To Ramp Up Vaccinations Over The Holidays Through Use Of Mobile Unit
• Doctor Accused Of Sexually Battering Patient At Aventura Hospital
• Study: Colorado 2nd Most Vulnerable State For Identity Theft, Fraud
• Jackson's Status Unclear Ahead Of Ravens-Bengals Game
• New Jersey Reaches Another Troubling Milestone With Record Number Of COVID-19 Cases
• Proud Boys member pleads guilty to Capitol riot conspiracy charge
• 8 UMass Hospital Employees Injured In Employee Shuttle Bus Crash
• Seneca Valley Student Arrested For Allegedly Posting Threat On TikTok
• UCLA-USC Women's Basketball Games Rescheduled Due To COVID Cases
• Adam Thielen's Return May Lift Vikings Ahead Of Matchup Against Rams
• Travelers at Oakland International Airport Approaching Pre-Pandemic Levels
• Child Care Crisis: Centers Scrambling To Meet High Demand
• SPCA Of Texas Offers Holiday Pet Safety Tips
• Health Experts: Airline Passengers More Likely To Get COVID Because Of Omicron Variant
• Pause On Student Loan Payments Extended Through May 1
• Cops Stop Rape In Progress In Chelsea
• Helicopter Crews Rescue 4 Hikers In A Week From Treacherous Ice House Canyon
• I-Team: As Animal Breeder Faces Charges For Abuse, A Dog Gets A Loving Home
• DPD Asks Public's Help Finding Suspects In Animal Cruelty Cases
• MSP Airport Engineers Vote To Authorize Strike If Negotiations Collapse
• Amazon workers in Chicago stage walkout to demand better pay
• 1 Killed In St. Paul Fourplex Fire
• California Sets Feb. 1 Deadline For Health Worker COVID Boosters
• Christmas Day launch confirmed for space telescope
• Sunday Expected To Be Busiest Holiday Travel Day At Twin Cities Airport
• LIST: What Restaurants Are Open On Christmas Day?
• The cult following behind Chinese chili crisp
• Philadelphia Eagles Head Coach Nick Sirianni Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Wreck of last U.S. slave ship remains mostly intact on Alabama coast
• President Biden Sends Resources To Fight Omicron, Encourages Vaccinations
• Man, 19, Stabbed To Death In Owings Mills, Police Say
• D.C. to require proof of vaccination for many indoor settings
• Dole, Fresh Express Recall Salad Mixes Sold Across U.S., Including Minnesota
• Omicron Variant Not Confirmed In Allegheny County Yet: 'It's Just A Matter Of Days'
• Christmas Miracle: Dog That Fled Vet Clinic In Monroeville Found Safe
• Euless Detective's Wife Released From Hospital Just In Time For Christmas
• Matthew Judon Receives 'Good Guy Media Award' For 2021 Season
• Billionaire resigns from Mormon church, says it is "doing harm in the world"
• Motion Picture Academy Postpones Governors Awards Due To COVID Concerns
• Temple University Moves To Online Classes To Start To Spring Semester
• Bedrock Detroit Continues Expanding Its Footprint Along The Detroit River
• January 6 committee asks for Jim Jordan's "voluntary cooperation"
• Police Impersonators Reported In Farmers Branch
• 1 Dead After Rollover Crash In Rio Linda
• Luke Oeltjenbruns Sentenced To 1 Year In Prison For Dragging Police Officer With Car
• Damien Harris, N'Keal Harry Limited At Wednesday's Practice; Stevenson Does Not Practice Due To Illness
• Arrests Made In Jenkintown Road Rage Assault After Hundreds Of Tips Poured In: 'It Was Good Video Along With Good Detective Work'
• Aviation industry warns of looming flight disruptions as 5G rolls out
• Illinois Reports Most New COVID-19 Cases In 2021; Surpasses 2 Million Total Infections
• Congressional Committee Launches Investigation Into Astroworld Music Festival
• Regis University Extends Vaccine Requirement To Include Booster Shot
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Vetoes GOP Bill To Post School Course Materials Online
• Police Search North St. Paul High School; Principal Says Rumors Of Weapon Proved Untrue
• Gov. Tom Wolf Vetoes Republican Bill To Post School Course Materials Online
• Music Center To Require All Guests To Have COVID Booster Shots
• Pause On Student Loan Payments Extended Until May 1
• Texas A&M Pulls Out Of Gator Bowl Due To COVID-19 Issues
• DC To Require Vaccinations For Clubs, Bars & All Students
• Sunnyvale Home Sells For Nearly $1 Million Over Listing Price
• Federal Government To Send Medical Team To Assist Mercy Health Muskegon With Staffing
• State Will Require COVID Booster Shots For All Health Care Workers
• FDA Authorizes 1st Antiviral Pill To Treat COVID-19
• Police Arrest Suspect In Early Morning Murder At Frisco Apartments
• Wolf Kills Cow In Colorado For First Time in 70 Years
• Pennsylvania Elections Chief Warns Lawmakers About Deadlines
• Tesla faces federal probe for its dashboard video games
• How to spend your Amazon gift card: 12 great ideas
• Discover Samsung Winter sale: The biggest and best last minute deals to shop before Christmas
• Here's what to buy with your Walmart gift card
• Storm Bringing Rain, Snow Will Arrive In Southern California Before Santa
• Iconoclastic SF Punk Band Flipper Headlines Bottom of the Hill for NYE
• Michigan Bakery Closing Its Doors After Over 70 Years
• Duluth Man Charged With Allegedly Sexually Assaulting Teenage Girl
• Elk Grove Police Arrest Man Accused Of Carjacking, Robbing Elderly Woman At Knifepoint
• Vikings Activate Alexander Mattison From COVID-19 Reserve
• What Stores Are Open On Christmas Day?
• Jets Head Coach Robert Saleh Tests Positive For COVID
• Philadelphia Police: Man Shot In Back Of Head, Killed In Kensington
• FDA Authorizes Pfizer Pill To Treat COVID-19
• Federal COVID Testing Sites Open In NYC To Help With Omicron-Fueled Holiday Demand
• UPDATE: California To Require COVID Booster Shots For All Health Care Workers; Expanding Testing
• Some Major Drug Store Chains Limiting COVID Test Purchases As Demand Surges
• Computer Issue Affecting Minnesota State Workers Resolved
• Navy starting program for maternity uniforms
• Body Of Missing Man With Dementia Found In Lake Quinsigamond In Worcester
• Eagle County Reinstates Indoor Mask Mandate
• Former Detroit City Council President Charles Pugh Released From Prison
• Philadelphia's Olney Charter Offering Free On-Site COVID-19 Tests To Students, Families, Staff
• WATCH LIVE: Philadelphia Eagles Head Coach Nick Sirianni Holds Press Conference Following Win Over Washington Football Team
• Game Commission Traps 260-Pound Bear Dumpster Diving In Lower Hill District
• Maryland Delegation Announces Nearly $800 Million In Federal Funding To Improve Maryland Highways
• 'Justice For Rogel Aguilera-Mederos': Family Members Hold Rally To Call For Clemency
• New Jersey Residents Are Getting Free COVID Tests Shipped To Their Homes. Here's How You Can Get Yours.
• Biden Extends Pause On Student Loan Repayment Through May 1
• Lakes Area PD Investigating 'Crime Spree' In Lindstrom
• Student Loan Payments Will Restart In May
• Two People Involved In Deadly Golden Crash Identified
• Wildland Fire Contained At 10 Acres Near Big Thompson River In Larimer County Wednesday
• All Mastery Schools In Philadelphia, Camden Will Transition To Virtual Learning On Thursday Through Jan. 14
• Suspect Arrested After North Philadelphia Shooting Leaves Man Hospitalized
• Pittsburgh Mayor-Elect Ed Gainey Tests Negative For COVID-19
• Professor finds $180,000 from an anonymous donor
• Brazen Armed Robbery At Palo Alto University Avenue Caltrain Station
• San Francisco's Popular Zuni Cafe To Require COVID Booster Proof From Diners
• Suspect In Stolen Vehicle Leads Authorities On Multiple Pursuits Before Crashing Near Duluth
• Pfizer Antiviral COVID Pill Gets FDA Approval
• Cal State Universities To Require Booster Shots For On Campus Students And Faculty
• FDA Authorizes First Pill To Treat COVID-19
• Revolution Sign Defender Omar Gonzalez, A Three-Time MLS Cup Champion
• Person Struck, Killed By Vehicle Along Richards Boulevard In Sacramento
• FDA Authorizes First Antiviral Pill To Treat COVID-19
• Senate Democrats meet about way forward on social spending bill
• FDA Authorizes First Pill To Treat COVID-19
• Philadelphia Police Release Mugshots Of Suspects In Center City Gunpoint Robberies
• CSU System To Require Boosters For All Students, Staff
• FDA authorizes first antiviral pill to treat COVID-19
• Biden extends pause on student loan repayments until May 1
• NHL will not send players to the Olympics, citing COVID surge
• Pfizer COVID-19 Pill Becomes 1st US-Authorized Home Treatment
• 2 People, Including 1 Firefighter, Injured In Cohasset House Fire
• Man Charged With Evading Arrest After Leaving Scene Of Deadly Crash In Weatherford
• As COVID-19 Fueled The Opioid Crisis, Native American Communities Hit Hardest
• Michigan Teacher Creates Mitten Tree For Kids In Need
• Suspect Who Left Anti-Semitic Flyers At Carmichael Synagogue, School And Homes Arrested
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 444 New Cases, 12 More Deaths
• LA County Records Fifth Straight Day With Over 3,000 COVID Cases As Omicron Takes Hold
• Bedford Park Blaze Is Put Out After It Engulfed Building Near Midway Airport
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Among Others Pays Tribute At The Annual Union Stockyard Fire Memorial
• Police Alert Businesses Of Recent Burglaries In Edgewater
• Elderly Couple Held At Gunpoint During San Francisco Home Invasion
• COVID In Minnesota: Amid Holiday Rush For Tests, MDH Reports 2,807 New Cases, 57 Deaths
• Nearly $100 billion stolen from COVID-19 relief programs
• Gov. Hogan Announces 1M COVID-19 Tests Completed In Public Schools Since August
• Most Wonderful Time Of The Can Lead To Stress For Parents
• CSU Schools To Implement COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Requirement For Students And Staff
• NBA Postpones Bulls' Wednesday Game Against Raptors Amid COVID Outbreak For Toronto
• Despite New Wave Of Infections, Mayor Eric Garcetti, Dr. Barbara Ferrer Say Another Lockdown Not Likely
• Woman Hit By Port Authority Bus
• Maryland Health Secretary Schrader Urges Marylanders To Get Tested For COVID-19 As Holidays Approach
• Do You Recognize This Man? FBI Releases Photos Of Hollywood Bank Robbery Suspect
• NH Superior Court Pauses Jury Trials Until February Due To COVID Concerns
• Stolen Big Rig With $250K Worth Of Merchandise Inside Recovered By CHP Near Fairfield
• Detroit Police Seek Suspects Wanted For Stealing Catalytic Converters From Vehicles
• Steelers Put Zach Banner, Marcus Allen, Devin Bush On Reserve/COVID-19 List
• Airlines Warn Of Possible Delays From New 5G Towers; Logan Airport Could Be Impacted
• Celtics Reportedly Signing Joe Johnson To 10-Day Contract
• Supply chain shortage, Omicron not stopping holiday shoppers
• MN State Senator Calls For Hennepin Co. Sheriff Dave Hutchinson To Resign Following DWI
• Modesto Man, 32, Dies In Rural Stanislaus County Crash
• P&G shampoo recall only the latest for benzene in spray products
• LA County Takes Another Step Towards Returning Bruce's Beach To Black Family
• Think Minnesota's Roads Are Bad? Wisconsin Has It Worse, Study Finds
• BOPA Announces Two New Exhibits Coming In February
• 'Decaying Cyclone' Sending Waves Of Storms Into Northern California
• Kittens Stolen From Traveler At O'Hare Airport Have Been Found
• Man Charged With Intoxicated Assault After Crash Seriously Injuring 3 In Arlington
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 1,465 Hospitalizations, Positivity Rate Up To 12.15%
• Jewelry Store At West Valley Mall In Tracy Hit By Smash And Grab
• CDC director: Update on COVID isolation guideline may come "soon"
• Suspect Killed, 2 Officers Injured In Genesee County Shooting
• NHL Players Will Not Participate In Beijing Olympics Due To COVID-19 Concerns (CBS Sports)
• See It: Kim Kardashian, Pete Davidson Spotted At Staten Island Movie Theater
• 20 Dogs Rescued From Kentucky Tornadoes Up For Adoption In Massachusetts
• Michigan Matters: Bavarian Inn Restaurant's 100-year-old Dorothy Zehnder; Winding down a bombastic 2021 with Denise Ilitch & Peter Bhatia
• NHL Officially Announces That Players Won't Participate In 2022 Winter Olympics In Beijing
• Minnesota Weather: Despite Warming Temps, Twin Cities Could Still See White Christmas
• Colorado Weather: Days Of Snow Starts Soon In The Mountains, Denver Gets Next To Nothing
• Authorities Ask For Public's Help In Search For Missing Bucks County Man Matthew Branning
• Thieves Steal 11 Trucks From Denver Dealership
• FireLake Grill House & Cocktail Bar
• Texas Police Actively Searching For 3-Year-Old Girl Last Seen At Apartment Complex Playground
• 7 Things You Should Not Buy This Holiday Season
• Father Of Missionaries Kidnapped In Haiti Is Grateful They're Free
• UCLA To Go Remote For First 2 Weeks Of Winter Quarter
• Hundreds Of LAX Food Workers To Hold Strike Wednesday
• See It: Paramus, N.J. Store Worker Thwarts Would-Be Robber
• 2 Suspected Package Thieves Arrested In Cameron Park
• Sonic booms from fighter jets rattle residents in Illinois and Oregon
• Miami Weather: Cool Start, Sunny Afternoon
• Over 30 Crashes Reported In New Hampshire Wednesday Morning Due To Icy Roads
• More Americans Excited To Give Gifts Than Receive Them
• PTL Links: Dec. 22, 2021
• Cooking With Rania: Quick Cinnamon Rolls
• Move over, Black Friday. Big discounts are coming in January.
• Sacramento's Tower Bridge Broken With No Estimated Time For Repair
• Who Is Rogel Aguilera-Mederos? Truck Driver Sentenced To 110 Years For Deadly Crash On I-70
• Memorial Healthcare Revises Visitor Policy Due To Surge In COVID-19 Cases, Increase In Positivity Rate
• Biden tests negative for COVID-19 after close contact with infected staffer
• Week Of Cold, Rain, Heavy Snow In Store For NorCal Leading Up To Christmas
• Celtics Will Be Missing 7 Players Wednesday Night Vs. Cavaliers
• Overnight Shootings In North Philadelphia Leave 2 Men Dead, Police Say
• Governor urged to shorten man's 110-year sentence as millions sign petition
• Crews On The Scene Of Train Derailment In Clairton
• Overnight Shooting In Baltimore Leaves Man Dead, Woman Wounded
• China Defends Science Exchange Program Following Conviction Of Harvard Professor Charles Lieber
• Biden unveils Omicron plan, including 500 million at-home COVID tests
• Georgia port uses pop-up concept to alleviate supply chain strain
• Michael Flynn sues January 6 committee over subpoenas
• DOJ says inmates can remain on home confinement after pandemic ends
• Coal miners union asks Manchin to support Build Back Better
• SpaceX faced COVID-19 outbreak, health records show
• SpaceX launches supplies and holiday presents for space station crew
• Kellogg's strike ends after workers approve new contract
• Fauci: Population immunity "entirely conceivable" despite Omicron surge
• At-home tests, vaccinations become key to safe holiday gatherings
• NYC offering $100 to residents who get COVID-19 booster
• A dinosaur embryo has been found in a fossilized egg
• Putin threatens "military-technical" response in Ukraine standoff
• Massachusetts Has The Fifth-Worst Roads In The Country, Report Finds
• Bills WR Cole Beasley Placed On COVID-19 List, Will Miss Game Vs. Patriots
• Cruise Ship Passengers Quarantining In NYC After Testing Positive For COVID
• Army veteran falls to his death trying to climb Mount Whitney
• Police: 70-Year-Old Woman Robbed At Knifepoint In The Bronx
• Replacement Players Help Mavericks Top Timberwolves 114-102
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/22 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Hawaii families devastated by impacts of Navy's fuel-contaminated water
• MACV & Yardhomes Work To Provide Unhoused Vets With Small, Affordable ADUs
• Harvard professor found guilty of lying about ties to China
• Texan 1 Of 2 Charged In Brawl At Miami International Airport
• RDC And Commonwealth Development Partners Working On New Apartment Complex In North Hills
• Fresh Express Bagged Salads Recalled For Contamination
• Lindsay Whalen Eligible For 2022 Basketball Hall Of Fame Class
• Gold ring with Jesus symbol among treasure found in ancient shipwreck
• UMWA Coal Miners Ask Sen. Joe Manchin To Reconsider Opposition To Build Back Better Plan
• Amber Alert Issued For 3 Siblings Abducted In Hondo
• Chicago Weather: Temperatures In The Teens Wednesday Morning
• Travel Boom At MIA Comes As Omicron Cases Continue To Rise
• New Omicron Variant, New Concerns About Kids & Hospitalizations
• 1 In Custody After SWAT Situation In Pittsburgh
• Testing Troubles: CVS, Walgreens Working To Address Increased Demand For Rapid COVID Tests
• Brawl Breaks Out At Miami International Airport, Two Men Arrested
• Derry Area School District Student Facing Charges In Relation To School Threats
• Kim Potter Trial: Jury Asks Judge What To Do If They Can't Reach Consensus On Verdict
• Gov. Tim Walz And Family Test Positive For COVID-19
• Wawa Closes Another Philadelphia Store Due To Operational Challenges, Other Factors
• SUV Crashes Into Porch Of Hill District Home
• Wednesday's Child: 12-Year-Old Shyanne
• Pittsburgh Weather: Coldest Day Of The Week
• Car Accident Leads To Lung Cancer Diagnosis For WCCO Radio's Susie Jones
• 'It's Going To Be Hard': MN Family Grieving The Loss Of Husband Who Fell Down Stairs At Vikings Game
• Pa. Dept. Of Agriculture Phasing In Ban Of Invasive Callery Pear
• Pirates Hire Caitlyn Callahan, First Female Uniformed Coach In Franchise History
• Wednesday's Show Info (12/22/21)
• Pittsburgh Public Schools South Hills Facility Closed Due To COVID-19 Outbreak
• Kaufmann's Grand Adds Rooftop Rink As Amenity For Building's Residents
• Fresh Express Recalls Bagged Salad Over Listeria Concerns
• GOP State Senator Doug Mastriano Preparing To Announce Run For Pa. Governor

Videos from December 22, 2021

• London Calling: U.K. works to contain Omicron variant as new cases top 100K
• Zillow projects home prices will increase 11% in 2022
• U.S. population growth hits record low
• President Biden extends forbearance on federal student loan repayments until May 2022
• FDA authorizes Pfizer pill to treat COVID-19 as Omicron hits all 50 sates
• NYC students rewarded with book vending machine
• Doctors test possible breast cancer vaccine
• Jury deliberates for third day in Kim Potter trial
• Winter storm prompts warnings in western U.S.
• Biden says U.S. averted holiday shipping crisis
• 110 million expected to travel for the holidays
• Omicron spike collides with holiday travel surge
• Senator Manchin discusses social spending bill with Democrats
• Grandfather graduates alongside granddaughter
• How antiviral pills could alter the course of COVID-19 pandemic
• 12/22: Red and Blue
• SpaceX rocket brings Christmas gifts to astronauts at space station
• Biden extends pause on student loan repayments until May 2022
• U.S. COVID-19 cases nearly double in past week as Omicron spreads
• President Biden praises administration's efforts to relieve supply chain bottlenecks
• U.S. struggles to meet COVID testing demand
• Manchin meets with Democrats to discuss the social spending bill
• "On the Road with Steve Hartman: Home for the Holidays"
• CDC warns of spiking COVID-19 case numbers as Omicron spreads
• Some Massachusetts schools allowing vaccinated students to go maskless, without seeing a major spike in COVID-19 cases
• South Korean man impersonates Kim Jong Un
• Potential impact of Biden's plan to fight the spread of COVID-19 Omicron variant
• Psychologist on pandemic-related youth mental health crisis
• How to avoid shipping delays and make sure holiday gifts arrive on time
• Less water means fewer jobs in California farming communities
• Montana patient beats COVID against all odds, as family calls it the “best Christmas ever”
• New "pop-up ports" being studied in Georgia could ease the nation's supply chain backlog
• Last-minute holiday shoppers scramble amid COVID concerns and increased demand for goods
• Millions sign petition to reduce sentence of Colorado trucker behind deadly crash
• CDC director Rochelle Walensky on federal plans to fight Omicron and new COVID treatment pill
• Supply chain issues spark cream cheese shortage
• Retired military generals warn of threat of another insurrection in 2024