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• Friday's Show Info (12/24/21)
• Mandatory Evacuation Order In Place For Bond Fire Burn Area
• Omicron Reshuffles Bay Area Travelers' Holiday Plans
• Winter Weather Wreaking Havoc Along I-80
• WATCH: Teacher Hits Half Court Shot To Earn Students Hot Chocolate
• Potent Storm System Triggers Flooding Along San Mateo County Coast
• Second Lane Of Southbound 101 Freeway, SR 170 Closed Due To Collision
• Spurs Rout Depleted Lakers 138-110 In Last Staples Center Game
• Curry's 46-Point Eruption Leads Warriors Over Grizzlies
• Concern Building Over What Was Stolen During High-Rise Heist At Historic Forum Building
• Storm Causes Large Tree To Fall In Silver Lake
• Three Identified And Arrested For Thrasher Avenue Double Shooting Homicide In Modesto
• Mandatory Evacuations In Effect For Burn Scar Area Of Bond Fire
• What Will The Judge Weigh In Sentencing Kim Potter?
• Jazz Top Short-Handed Timberwolves, 128-116
• Chicago Weather: Christmas Weekend Brings Mild Temperatures, Patchy Rain
• 14-Year-Old, Two 16-Year-Olds Shot In Back Of The Yards
• Omicron Variant Forces United Airlines To Cancel More Than 100 Christmas Eve Flights
• Vaccinated, Boosted Coloradans With COVID Benefit From Treatment
• 'It's Just Not Safe': Some Minnesotans Spending A 2nd Christmas Away From Family
• Avalanche Warnings Issued For Parts Of High Country As Pineapple Express Moves In
• Rogel Aguilera-Mederos Case: Court Hearing Set For Next Week To Reconsider 110-Year Sentence In Deadly Crash
• Travel Safety On The Minds Of Many As COVID-19 Threatens To Wreak Havoc On Airlines For Christmas
• Titans' 2nd-Half Rally Puts Brakes on 49ers' Streak
• Eagle County Reinstates Indoor Face Mask Mandate Amid Surge In COVID Cases
• United, Delta Cancel More Than 200 Flights On Friday Due To COVID-Related Staffing Issues
• New Year's Eve Celebration In Times Square Scaled Back Due To Omicron Surge
• Knicks Waste Walker's 44 Points In Home Loss To Wizards
• Exclusive: NYPD Bomb Squad Ready And Fully Equipped To Protect Revelers Heading To Times Square On New Year's Eve
• Titans Rally From 10 Down At Half, Edge 49ers 20-17
• Upper East Side Neighbors May Be One Step Closer To Getting Wish Of Community Garden At Site Of Vacant Lot
• Giant fossil found in Nevada is first of its kind
• Good Question: Why Are Red And Green The Colors Of Christmas?
• CDC Investigating Two Separate Listeria Outbreaks Linked To Packaged Salads
• Baltimore Officer Keona Holley Dies A Week After Ambush Shooting
• One Killed In South Sacramento Crash Near Lemon Hill Avenue And 69th Street
• Third Arrested In Allegheny County Elder Abuse Case
• Allegheny County Reports First Omicron Variant Cases
• US Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon Recalls Terrifying Moments Before She Was Carjacked At Gunpoint In FDR Park
• Flood Advisory In Effect For Western LA County
• Attorney, Nonprofit Save 20 Annapolis Families From Holiday Evictions
• 'Major Industrial Accident' Sets Off Fire At ExxonMobil Refinery Near Houston
• Herro, Strus Power Heat To 115-112 Comeback Win Over Pistons
• Hitting The Road For The Holidays? Here's What You Need To Know
• Condolences Pour In For Loved Ones Of Late Baltimore Officer Keona Holley
• Local Orthopedic Experts Reconstruct Rare Deformity Of Infant From Overseas
• Omicron Blamed For Up To 70% Of Cases In Parts Of California
• Hall Star Grill Donates Hundreds Of Toys To Detroit Families
• Mimi DiPietro Family Skating Center Reopening in Patterson Park
• Single Tickets For Inter Miami CF's Upcoming Season Go On Sale In Time For Christmas
• Dazzling Light Display In Danvers Raises Money For Children's Hospital
• Mom's Kidney Donation To Ailing Son Means Family Toddler Home For Holidays For 1st Time
• Tesla Agrees To Stop Allowing Video Games On Screens In Moving Cars
• New MI. Law Allows Kids Of Fallen Firefighters, Police Who Died In Line Of Duty Free College Tuition
• Crumbley Parents Charged In Oxford School Shooting Seek Lower Bail
• Whitmer Supports Vaccine Mandate; AG Nessel Would Defend
• Man Who Kept Michigan Diner Open During Pandemic To Pay Bills Dies After COVID-19
• 'Today We Have Gotten Accountability': Daunte Wright's Family Thanks Community For Support
• I-94 In Western Wisconsin Reopens After Icy Roads Led To Pile-Up
• Amid Omicron Surge, First Avenue Cancels New Year's Eve Dance Party
• Tuolumne OES Says Twain Harte Lake Dam 'Structurally Sound' After Cracks Found; Evacuation Advisory Lifted
• NYC Hands Out COVID Test Kits As New Yorkers Scramble For Holiday Safety
• Joel Embiid Misses Tying Shot At Buzzer As Philadelphia 76ers Fall To Atlanta Hawks
• Under Heavy Criticism, San Francisco Supervisors Debate Mayor's Emergency Order
• United And Delta Cancel Flights Just Before Christmas Eve
• Christmas Decor surprises families with free and festive home makeovers
• COVID-19 Spread Prompting Rush On Testing Sites
• Colorado Weather: The Pineapple Express Buries Colorado Mountains
• Man Arrested For Attempted Kidnapping Outside Roxbury School
• Newcastle Market Saved After 'Large Business' Cancels Big Christmas Party Order
• Woman Arrested, Accused Of Arson In Grass Fire On CU Boulder Campus
• Hollywood Casino Becomes 5th In Maryland To Open Sportsbook
• 2 People Found Dead in Submerged Vehicle in Flooded Millbrae Underpass
• Texas DPS Is Working Overtime To Keep North Texans Safe This Holiday Season
• Body Recovered in Napa River Appears to Be That of Missing Woman Crystal McCarthy
• Lake County Man Battling COVID-19 Finally Makes Lung Transplant List
• Woman, 57, Killed In 2-Vehicle Crash In Chisago County
• Storm Has Foothill Residents On Alert Due To Threat Of Mudslides
• NORAD Santa Tracker
• Man Who Killed Officer In Drunk Driving Accident Was Arrested In May For DWI, But Released A Day Later
• Some I-80 Drivers Caught In Snow Due To Weather Conditions
• For First Time In 18 Years, Colorado Fellowship Selects All People Of Color
• COVID: Health Experts Tout New Tools to Slow the Spread of Omicron Variant
• Lack Of Emergency Order Or Regulation Doomed Pennsylvania School Mask Mandate
• Sonoma County To Require Proof of COVID Booster or Twice-Weekly Testing For High-Risk Groups
• Anti Violence Basketball Tournament Gives Kids Hope Through Hoops
• Man Gets 15 Years To Life For Double Stabbing At Auburn Public Library In 2019
• Texas board withdraws pardon recommendation for George Floyd
• Kim Potter Trial: A Look At Other High-Profile Police Killings
• 'I Was Not Expecting This At All': Family In Need Gifted A Home Just In Time For Christmas
• South Florida Doctor: If You're Not Feeling Well And Can't Get Tested, Assume You Will Test Positive
• Westbound I-70 Reopens Between Copper Mountain Over Vail Pass After Closure Due To Extreme Weather Conditions
• Nurse Says COVID Tests Not Easily Available For Staff At Brigham And Women's Hospital
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court Says Lack Of Emergency Order Or Regulation Doomed Mask Mandate
• Man Charged With Homicide In Tarentum Shooting
• Half-Mile Line Of Cars Greets People Seeking Christmas COVID Test At Cal Expo
• New Details Emerge In Deadly Shooting Of Teen Peyton Blitstein By Former Police Officer Adam Holen
• Houses Of Worship Offer Options For Parishioners To Attend Christmas Services Amid COVID Surge
• Denver Rescue Mission Hosts Holiday Party With Special Dinner
• Highway 101 Reopened After Flooding Caused Hours-Long Closure
• Thousands Will Spend Christmas On The Streets, And Local Organizations Are Looking For Help
• 18-Year-Old Identified As Person Shot Dead Near Mango's In Midtown Sacramento
• "It's Like A Scammers Paradise': Robocalls Bother Everyone, But There's A Way To Stop Them
• Treatment helps chemotherapy patients prevent hair loss
• Cops Fatally Shoot Man Armed With Knife, Threatening Wife
• 7 Families Displaced, 2 People Injured After Crashing Into Multi-Unit Building In Berwyn
• New York City Leaders Urge Incoming Adams Administration To Address Rikers Island COVID Surge
• In Frisco, 3 Post-Season College Football Games Add Up To 1 Economic Win For North Texas Businesses  
• 40 federal judges confirmed in 2021; Biden nominates two more
• Year In Review: Biggest News Stories Of 2021
• 2021 In Review: Year Two Of COVID In South Florida
• 'This Is A Public Health Issue': Minnesota Hospitals Postpone Nonessential Surgeries Amid COVID Surge
• Man Sought, Accused Of 'Violently Striking' Boy, 3, At Miami Pharmacy, Then Rushing Out
• Best Christmas Ever Movement
• 3 In Custody For Alleged Organized Retail Thefts In West Sacramento
• How Much Should You Give For End-Of-Year Tips? Experts Weigh In
• At-Home COVID-19 Tests: When Should You Take One?
• Highway 88 Back Open After Closure At Carson Spur For Avalanche Control
• Increase In COVID-19 Cases Forces Contra Costa to Require Testing Appointments
• San Francisco's Glide Foundation to Hold Annual Holiday Events Providing Meals to Homeless
• Arthur Avenue Abuzz With Last-Minute Shopping For Christmas Eve Feast Of Seven Fishes
• Annapolis Encourages Outdoor Dining & Events As COVID-19 Cases Surge
• CBS4 Crew Jumps Into COVID Testing Line At Tropical Park To Find Out Just How Long The Wait Is
• 'I Begged Them Not To Shoot Us'; State Sen. Kimberly Lightford 'Happy To Be Alive' After She And Husband Were Carjacked At Gunpoint In Broadview
• Thousands Of New Toys Distributed Part Of Massive Giveaway In West Garfield Park
• Huntley Giving Ravens Reasons To Believe In Him
• Displaced By Tornadoes, Dogs And Cats From Kentucky Up For Adoption In Massachusetts
• CBS2 Chats With Last-Minute Christmas Shoppers, Poses The Question, So, 'What's in The Bag?'
• NYPD School Safety Agent Mye Johnson Killed In Triple Shooting Outside Queens Club
• N.J. Lawmaker Proposes Harsher Penalties For So-Called 'Porch Pirates' Who Steal Packages
• First Responders Remind People About Importance Of Functioning Carbon Monoxide Detectors After Minnesota Tragedy
• Long Lines Return To Tropical Park COVID-19 Testing Site
• Person Detained As Coral Springs Police Investigate Homicide
• Long Island Man Celebrating Enjoying Extra-Special Christmas, After Receiving A Heart Transplant Nearly A Year Ago
• Experts Urge Testing, Masks And Other Precautions If Gathering For Holidays As Omicron Spreads
• Royal Caribbean's Odyssey Of The Seas Denied Entry To Ports After COVID Cases
• CBS2 Puts Panettone, An Italian-American Christmas Staple, To The Taste Test
• Minneapolis Firefighters Knock Down House Fire Near George Floyd Square
• Burglar Targeting Christmas Presents Shoots Blaine Homeowners While Fleeing
• Officer Adrian McCoy Reunites With Man He Saved From Burning House In Englewood
• Rams Launch Super Bowl Tickets Sweepstakes
• Furry Tails: Kensie And Bootsie Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Omicron Variant: San Francisco Health Officials Step Up COVID-19 Testing, Booster Efforts Ahead of Holidays
• CDC shortens isolation time for health care workers with COVID-19
• Holiday Travel Rush In Full Swing At Logan Airport As COVID Cases Rise
• Tesla video games will no longer work in cars that are moving
• WATCH: US Navy Aviation Machinist Gerstemeier Surprises Sister At Methacton High School
• COVID-19 Omicron Variant Fact Or Fiction: CBS2's Dr. Max Gomez Has Answers To Common Questions
• Kim Potter Guilty On 2 Counts Of Manslaughter In Daunte Wright's Death
• Taste With Tori: Bucks County Biscotti Company Offering Sweet, Seasonal Treats In Unlikely Spot
• With Decision Deadline Looming, Roughly One-Third New York State Communities Have Opted Out Of Marijuana Dispensaries
• 25 Children Get Gift Of Lifetime From Philadelphia 76ers At Wells Fargo Center
• In The Mood For NYC Holiday Cheer With Small-Town Vibe? Look No Further Than The Uniqueness Of DUMBO
• After 25 years, DNA could solve JonBenét Ramsey murder case
• COVID Testing Site In Denver Triples Capacity Ahead Of Christmas
• Delco Salon Shop Lux And Roses' Secret Santa Campaign Bringing Christmas Magic To Customers For 3rd Straight Year
• Tuolumne County Sheriff Issues Evacuation Advisory After Cracks Found in Twain Harte Lake Dam
• Next Year Might Be The Time For North Texas Buyers To Finally Strike On Landing A Home
• Schools Looking At Safeguards As COVID Numbers Climb In Massachusetts Classrooms
• Woman Killed At Morgan Hill Motel; Suspect Arrested
• Republicans Sue To Block New Congressional Map In Maryland
• City Of Pittsburgh Offices, Facilities Adjust Hours For The Holidays
• Doctors Say New COVID-19 Pills Can Be An Effective Treatment Option
• Christmas Day On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (DECEMBER 25)
• Comfort Dental's 'Care Day' Provides Free Services To Those In Need
• Cook County Suburbs To Require Proof Of Vaccination At Restaurants, Bars, Gyms, Entertainment Venues
• Musso & Frank Grill Closes Its Doors Once Again Due To COVID
• 'Unabomber' Ted Kaczynski Moved Out Of Supermax To Prison Medical Facility
• COVID-19 Tests Scarce As Maryland Adds Nearly 7,000 New Cases
• Democratic Lawmakers Call For Vaccine Mandate or Negative COVID Test For Airline Passengers
• Police Activity In Ceres Near E Whitmore Ave & Blaker Rd, Residents Advised To Avoid Area
• ATF Offers Up To $10K Reward In Denton Pawn Shop Firearms Burglary
• Over 10,000 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For COVID-19 In Last Week
• Extraordinary challenges ahead for Webb space telescope
• Dogs Woke Up People To Fire At Home In Douglas County Thursday Morning, No Injuries
• Baltimore City Schools Extend Winter Break For COVID-19 Testing
• LA County Reports 8,633 New COVID-19 Cases and 24 Deaths
• Massachusetts Reports 9,042 New COVID Cases, Another Single Day Record
• Over Crowding At ACCT Philly Could Lead To Critical Decisions, Including Euthanasia, If Dogs Aren't Adopted
• Broncos, Raiders Cling To Slim Playoff Hopes
• This site just beat Google as most visited online destination
• Raiders Host Broncos In Matchup Of AFC Playoff Hopefuls
• 5 teens charged in carjacking of Representative Mary Gay Scanlon
• UPDATE: Intense Downpours Flood Roadways, Trigger Rockslides; 2 Die In Submerged Car
• Vikings Place Dalvin Cook On COVID-19 Reserve
• Richland Hills Officer Rescues 3 Victims Of Human Labor Trafficking, Arrests 2 Suspects
• VIDEO: Ice Jam Release On Roaring Fork River Prompts Alert In Pitkin County
• Woman Arrested In 2014 Murder Of Landlord In Maryland
• 278 City Employees Have Refused To Follow City's Vaccine Mandate After Deadline Passed
• Lamar Jackson's Status Murky After Missing Practice Thursday
• Suspect Wanted For Homicide In Texas Arrested In Allegheny County
• Wheatland Union High School Superintendent Responds To Racist Social Media Posts By Students
• WATCH: TSA Agent Saves 2-Year-Old Baby Boy From Choking At Newark Liberty International Airport
• Holiday Events In And Around Sacramento
• Patriots Injury Report: Stevenson, Agholor Miss Second Straight Day On Thursday
• Times Square New Year's Eve celebration scaled back
• Howard County Issues Indoor Mask Mandate Amid COVID-19 Surge
• North Huntingdon Police Department Offers To Help Anyone Who Needs Christmas Tree
• Fantasy Football Start Or Sit Week 16
• Mancini's Bakery Creates 7-Foot-Tall 'Doughman' From Bread
• Guilty verdict in trial of Kim Potter, former officer who shot Daunte Wright
• Bengals & Ravens Meet In Crowded AFC North Playoff Race
• Elizabeth Holmes Trial Jurors Re-Listen to Audio Recordings of Investor Pitch
• Shoppers Pack Cherry Hill Mall In Hopes Of Finding Perfect Last-Minute Christmas Gifts
• 'The Justice System Has Provided': Family, Officials React To Kim Potter's Guilty Verdict
• 17-Year-Old Hospitalized With Life-Threatening Injuries In Baltimore Shooting
• Dole Fresh Vegetables Voluntarily Recalls Salads Due To Listeria
• Man known as the "Unabomber" moved to prison medical facility
• Wayne State Announces Winter Semester Will Begin Online
• Firefighters Rescue Man From Abutment Above LA River As Water Flows
• Sacramento Native Joan Didion, Peerless Prose Stylist, Dies At 87
• Dole Recalls Packaged Salads Due To Possible Listeria Contamination
• Teen Pleads Not Guilty In Murder Of Melanie Yates, Zion Mother Killed By Stray Bullet
• Miami-Dade County To Open Several COVID Testing Sites Over Next Two Weeks
• Arson Fire Burns San Jose Synagogue; Police Say It Doesn't Look Like Hate Crime
• Our favorite last minute Christmas gift deals at Amazon right now
• Steelers Legend Franco Harris Presented With Key To Pittsburgh
• Amazon will give workers more power to organize a union
• Atmospheric River Storm Front To Dump Heavy Rain On Southland Through Christmas Eve
• Boyfriend Of Sherell Pringle, Woman Found Dead Off Saugus Highway, Appears In Court
• Hollywood Casino In Perryville Launches Sports Betting
• Upper Darby High School Dismissed Early After Fire Breaks Out On Second Floor Of Building
• With COVID Cases Rising, Universal Orlando Reinstates Mask Rule
• Former Minnesota Police Officer Kim Potter Found Guilty Of Manslaughter In Shooting Death Of Daunte Wright
• Jason Bateman Named Harvard University's Hasty Pudding Theatricals 2022 Man Of The Year
• Voluntary Evacuation Warnings Issued In Southern California Burn Areas
• Rose Parade, Rose Bowl Game Still on Jan. 1 Slate Despite COVID-19 Surge
• African Caracal Cats That Escaped In Royal Oak Get Placed In Animal Sanctuary
• Suspect Sought In Hialeah Wells Fargo Bank Robbery
• No Criminal Charges Despite 'Credible, Deeply Troubling' Allegations By State Trooper Against Andrew Cuomo, Nassau DA Says
• Busiest Travel Day Of The Year Expected At DIA
• Jury Finds Kim Potter Guilty of Manslaughter in Daunte Wright's Death
• Juror Finds Kim Potter Guilty Of Manslaughter In Daunte Wright's Death
• Guilty Verdict In Trial Of Kim Potter, Former Police Officer Who Shot Daunte Wright
• Police Arrest Suspect In The Murder Of Landscaping Crew Member In Penn Hills
• Kim Potter Found Guilty Of Manslaughter In Daunte Wright's Death
• How A Former Patriots Player And Coach Helped Colts Block Jake Bailey's Punt In Indy
• 11th School Staff Member Dies Of COVID-19 This Year
• Former Boston College Student Inyoung You Pleads Guilty To Involuntary Manslaughter In Boyfriend's Suicide
• Holiday Travel Expected To Reach Near Pre-Pandemic Levels This Holiday
• Fresh Express, Dole Recall Some Packaged Salads Over Listeria Concerns
• Most City Offices To Close In Detroit For The Holidays; Free Street Parking Through Jan. 3
• Michael Keaton To Play Batman In Upcoming 'Batgirl' Film
• Police: Man Denied Tobacco Sale Pulls Gun On Store Clerk
• LA City Leaders Sue Owner Of Crime-Plagued Apartment Building
• Convicted Murderer Gary Lee Sampson Dead At 62
• McAvoy, Pastrnak Disappointed They Won't Be Taking Part In 2022 Winter Olympics
• Illinois Sets New COVID-19 Daily Case Record, With 18,942 New Infections
• Man Shot Inside Vehicle In San Francisco Fillmore District
• Affidavit From Aurora Shooting: Adam Holen Admits He Pulled Gun First, But Says Teen Peyton Blitstein Shot Him 'Out Of Nowhere'
• Trump asks Supreme Court to stop release of White House records
• 1 Dead, 6 Injured In Chain-Reaction Crash Along I-5 In Woodland
• Joan Didion, Unflinching Essayist and Master of Prose, Dies at 87
• More asphyxiation deaths linked to adult bed rails
• Joan Didion, revered author, dies at 87
• Expert advice on travel insurance for holiday flyers
• Children open up about what kindness and generosity mean to them
• Saginaw Housing Commission To Receive $76K Grant To Help Families
• Downed Tree Blocks All Lanes of Northbound Highway 13 in Oakland
• Author And Screenwriter Joan Didion Dies At 87
• Shooting In San Francisco Bayview District Injures 1
• Joffrey Ballet Cancels Remaining Performances Of 'The Nutcracker' Over COVID Cases
• Zach Senyshyn Requests Trade From Bruins
• Aberdeen Man, 28, Killed In Hit-And-Run Crash
• Caltrans Using Drones To Gauge Storm Damage
• Medtronic Pays $400K To Settle S.D. Kickback Case
• Recall On Dole, Fresh Express Salad Products After Deadly Listeria Outbreak
• U.S. Senator Chris Coons Of Delaware Tests Positive For COVID-19
• See It: TSA Officer Jumps Into Action To Save Choking Baby At Newark Airport
• Steelers Add DE Isaiah Buggs, RB Anthony McFarland Jr. To Reserve/COVID-19 List
• On 'Scott's Law Day', Illinois State Police Urges Drivers To Slow Down
• COVID In Minnesota: 52 Deaths, 3,378 New Cases Reported Ahead Of Christmas Holiday
• Royal Caribbean Returns To Port Of Baltimore After COVID-19 Hiatus
• Holiday Travel In Full Swing At Area Airports Despite Omicron Surge
• Several Popular Brands Of Packaged Salads Recalled Over Listeria Outbreaks
• Traveling Nurse: Michigan Among Worst For COVID-19 Outbreaks
• Caught On Camera: Suspect Sought In Miramar Gas Station Shooting
• Maryland Surpasses 1,500 COVID-19 Hospitalizations, Triggering Pandemic Plans
• Tight AFC North Prepares For Wild Finish To Regular Season
• Hurley's Picks: Bruce Arians, Antonio Brown, And The Reality Of Elastic Principles In Pursuit Of A Super Bowl
• FDA Approves Merck's COVID Pill Molnupiravir, If No Alternatives
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 944 New Cases In 24 Hours
• Sacramento Kings To Release 'Laidback Lions' NFTs
• Santa's Reindeer Cleared For Flight In Pennsylvania
• Enes Freedom Becomes Latest Celtics Player To Enter NBA Health And Safety Protocol
• Former Uber Security Chief Now Facing Wire Fraud Charges
• Philadelphia Weather: Unseasonably Warm Temperatures, Showers And Clouds To Take Over Region This Christmas
• Disneyland More Than Doubles Prices On Some Lightning Lane Rides
• 'Very Brutal Case': Man Arrested For Allegedly Kidnapping, Sexually Assaulting Woman In Her Parker County Home
• Powerball Jackpot Hits $400 Million For Christmas Day Drawing
• Doctor answers viewers' questions on Omicron and the holidays
• Pine-Richland Football Looking For New Coach After Steve Campos Resigns
• Kim Jong Un impersonator undeterred by threats
• Charges Against Former MSU President Simon Dismissed In Nassar-Related Case
• Health officials anticipate spike in hospitalizations: "We are in a perfect storm"
• Holiday Shopping Shift? Some North Texans Turn To Antique Malls, Thrift Stores To Avoid Supply Chain Issues
• How a fan battling cancer helped inspire Imagine Dragons' foundation
• Brad Knighton Returning To Revolution For 12th Season -- The Most In Club History
• CDC Investigating Dole, Fresh Express Listeria Outbreak Linked To Recalled Salad Products
• NYPD: Aracellio Pellot Shot To Death In Suspected Case Of Road Rage In The Bronx
• The rising threat to businesses in 2022? Water.
• FDA Approves Second Antiviral COVID Pill From Merck
• Mayor-Elect Eric Adams Announces Several Administration Appointments
• 77-Year-Old Man Killed In Monroeville Crash
• New Hampshire Offering 700,000 Free At-Home COVID Tests
• Collegeville Bakery Fills 2,200-Square-Foot Empty Building With Toys, Food For Local Families This Christmas
• Burglary Suspect Wanted In Shooting Death Of Covina Resident Joey Casias Arrested Following Armed Standoff
• Chargers Star RB Austin Ekeler Lands On COVID List
• Dolphins Ready To Take It To Saints During Monday's Prime-Time Matchup
• Colorado Weather: Storm Arrives In The Mountains, All Ski Areas Get Powder For Christmas
• Sacramento Home Along Garden Highway Destroyed In Early Morning Fire
• Man, 4 Teens In Custody After US Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon's Carjacked Vehicle Recovered In Delaware, Police Say
• FDA authorizes second COVID antiviral pill, if no alternative available
• How The Patriots Can Clinch A Playoff Berth -- And The AFC East -- In Week 16
• What If The Potter Trial Jury Doesn't Reach A Verdict Before Christmas Break?
• Lakers To Play Final Game In 'Staples Center' Before Rebranding To Crypto Arena
• Woman Sues Chicago Animal Care And Control, After Her Lost Dog Was Put Up For Adoption And New Family Won't Give Him Back
• 'An Andy & Bing Christmas' At Chanhassen Fireside Theatre
• Holiday Cocktail Recipes From Red Cow
• CityMD Temporarily Closes Facilities In Greater NYC Area
• US Shelters Received Record 122K Unaccompanied Migrant Children In 2021
• FDA Authorizes Merck Pill For COVID-19; Second Antiviral Pill Approved To Treat Virus
• Number of workers filing for jobless aid near historic low
• FDA Authorizes Merck's Antiviral Treatment, The Second Pill Approved To Fight COVID-19
• Annual Christmas In The Wards Provides Hundreds Of Gifts To Kids
• Kim Potter Trial: Jury Begins Day 4 Of Deliberations
• Trash & Recycling Will Be Picked Up In Baltimore On Christmas & New Year's Eves
• 'A True Hero': Maine State Trooper Carries Elderly Man With Alzheimer's To Safety After He Got Lost In Storm
• Do You Have Conversations With Inanimate Objects?
• Julian Edelman Tries To Figure Out Why Bill Belichick Apologized To The Media: 'I'm Not Saying He's Getting Soft!'
• U.S. shelters received a record 122,000 migrant children in 2021
• Neighbors In Elk Grove Community Fearful After 86-Year-Old Woman Attacked
• PTL Links: Dec. 23, 2021
• Harris exposed to COVID-19, vice president's office says
• Former WCCO Anchor Doug Moore Dies At 78
• White Christmas Expected For Sierra: More Widespread Rain, Heavy Snow Coming
• Man Busted For Shoplifting In Pittsburgh Family Dollar Wanted For Homicide In Texas
• West Brookfield Driver Arrested After Police Find 1800s Gun Reproduction
• Intel apologizes for asking suppliers to avoid Xinjiang
• Returning To Celtics A 'Surreal' Moment For Joe Johnson
• 3 Men Charged With Murder In Payne-Phalen Killing
• Patriots-Bills Forecast In Foxboro: Wind Gusts Of 20 MPH Possible During Sunday's Game
• Arrest Made In Death Of Bicyclist In Weston
• Chris Martin says Coldplay will stop making new music as a band in 2025
• Fiery Car Crash Into Motorhome Investigated In SW Miami-Dade
• Will Chile's young, leftist president-elect show his large tattoos?
• Multiple studies suggest lower risk of hospitalization with Omicron
• Man Takes Security Guard's Gun During ATM Robbery In Avondale
• Animal tranquilizer turning up in deadly overdoses across U.S.
• Caught On Video: Man Smashes NYPD Cruisers Near Bronx Precinct
• Dr. Chokshi Staying On As NYC Health Commissioner Through Adams Transition
• 'I'm Sure They're Really Struggling': Yanez Trial Juror Sheds Light On Pressures Potter Trial Jury May Be Under
• Miami Weather: Enjoy Cooler Weather Ahead Of Warming Trend
• Overturned Semi Causing Major Backup On I-35E In Little Canada
• Oxford school shooting suspect's parents say they didn't know his plans
• 4 Hurt In Houston-Area ExxonMobil Refinery Fire
• All Types Of Violent Crime In Decline 1 Year After Hiring Of Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia
• China locks down city of 13 million in bid to curb COVID outbreaks
• Kiski Township Police Searching For Woman After She Allegedly Stabbed A Man Then Fled
• Analysis Shows Family Members In Moorhead Home Died Of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
• Two Taken Into Custody After Brawl Breaks Out At Miami International Airport's Gate H8
• New Law Averts Possible 2022 Egg Shortage In Massachusetts
• 'You Were Born Here, This Is Your Curse!': Teacher Goes On Minnesota Sports Fandom Rant In Viral TikTok
• New York Weather: CBS2's 12/23 Thursday Morning Forecast
• Minnesota Weather: Sunshine And Warmer Temps In Twin Cities Thursday
• Gritty Replaces Fan's Stolen Wreath With Philadelphia Flyers Christmas Decorations
• Health Department Hosting Vaccine Clinics Across Chicago Ahead Of Holidays
• Man Shoots At Police Responding To South Shore Domestic Incident, No Injuries Reported
• U.S. says weapons shipment from Iran seized on way to Yemen rebels
• Gophers Beat Green Bay 72-56 For 3rd Straight Win
• Attleboro Drive-By Shooting And Car Chase Ends In Crash; 3 Arrested
• Cat thought lost in Kentucky tornado found 9 days later
• 3 West Chester Firefighters Treated For Minor Injuries After Battling Flames At Off-Campus Apartments
• Chicago Weather: Mild Temperatures Ahead
• Philadelphia Police Find Multiple Guns Inside SUV While Investigating Shooting That Injured Teen
• Pittsburgh Weather: Rain Showers Ring In Christmas Season
• Suspects In Pharmacy Robbery Arrested After Police Pursuit Ends In Port Richmond
• COVID-19 At-Home Rapid Testing To Be Ready By January
• To Do List: Fenway Rink, '80s New Years Eve, Museum Of Science Trains
• Major industrial accident ignites fire at ExxonMobil refinery
• Nearly 50 People Displaced Following Apartment Fire In Washington County
• Jury Acquits Man In Shooting Outside Of Long John Silvers
• California Sees COVID-19 Wave In Time For Holidays; Omicron Cases Quadruple In A Week
• Pennsylvania Ranks Among The Worst Roads In The United States

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