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• Police Searching For Missing Sun Valley Family
• James Harden Scores 39, Nets Beat Clippers 124-108 For LA Sweep
• County Announces Over 7,000 New COVID-19 Cases
• LAPD Release Body-Cam Footage After Killing Teen Bystander
• Paper Or Fabric: What's The Best Material For Masks?
• Police Arrest Suspect In Shooting Death Of Vallejo Man
• Plane Crash Reported In East County San Diego
• Full Highway 99 Closure In Lodi To Begin Wednesday Night
• 3 People Killed In 2 Separate Shootings In Denver
• COVID-19 Cases Spike In Chicago And Beyond As CDC Changes Quarantine Guidelines; CPS Wants Students To Take COVID Tests Before Returning
• Wolves Snap 2-Game Skid To Beat Celtics 108-103
• Chicago Weather: Winter Weather Advisory In Effect Starting Tuesday Morning
• COVID: Bay Area Businesses React To CDC Easing Quarantine Guidelines
• CDC Reduces Isolation Time For People With COVID To 5 Days
• NYPD: Double Shooting In Queens Leaves 1 Dead
• New Testing Sites, Vaccine Mandates Highlight New York City's Efforts To Fight Spread Of Omicron Variant
• Waddle Shines, Dolphins Beat Saints 20-3 To Win 7th Straight
• Huntington Beach Police Involved In Shooting In Sunset Beach
• Here's What You Need To Know When Paying Big Money For Quicker COVID-19 Test Results
• Minnesotans Lace Up And Hit The Ice Following Winter Storm
• 1 Man Dead, 2 Women Wounded In Roxbury Shooting Described As Possible 'Domestic Incident'
• COVID-19 Surge Has Many Rethinking New Year's Eve Plans, Venues Such As Navy Pier Emphasizing Safety Measures
• Nearly 152,000 Take-Home Rapid COVID Tests Distributed By Miami-Dade County
• CDC Recommends Shorter COVID-19 Isolation And Quarantine Periods For All
• Quakertown Community Remembers Father, 2 Sons Killed In Christmas Morning House Fire
• Driver Wanted In Miami Hit-&-Run That Killed Bicyclist Turns Himself In
• FTC's Cooling Off Rule
• UCLA, NC State Set For Holiday Bowl Showdown At Petco Park
• Jury Deliberates Fourth Day In Elizabeth Holmes Fraud Trial, No Verdict
• 2 Homes Catch Fire In Hazelwood
• Family Wants Answers After Irene Chavez Dies In Custody At Grand Crossing District Police Station
• Walgreens Website Outage Causes Problems For People Looking To Book COVID-19 Tests
• ATF Technology Helps Connect Guns To Crime Scenes
• Baltimore County Mask Mandate Worries Some Business Owners, Others Thankful To Keep Their Doors Open
• Man Shot, Wounded On Dan Ryan Expressway At 47th Street
• How Does A Waterfall Freeze?
• Annual Beef Bowl Canceled Because Of COVID-19 Concerns
• COVID-19 & Winter Weather Cited As BWI Sees Some Delays & Cancellations
• Man Injured In Christmas Shootout With Baltimore Police Charged With Attempted Murder
• Rep. Bobby Rush Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Short-Handed T-Wolves Beat Short-Handed Celtics 108-103
• Amtrak Downeaster Train Collides With Truck On Tracks In Haverhill; 83-Year-Old Man Killed
• UMD Baltimore Washington Medical Center Declares Hospital Disaster, Implements Crisis Standards
• Multiple Mailboxes Broken Into In Northlake, Police Say
• City Of Wyoming To Install Cameras That Record License Plate Numbers
• CDC Shortens Recommended COVID Isolation Time To 5 Days, Down From 10
• Man Shot Dead, Teen In Custody In Minneapolis' 94th Homicide Case Of 2021
• Defense Seeks To Dismiss Indictment In Whitmer Kidnapping Plot Case
• Detroit Organization Offering Free COVID-19 Rapid Testing To Metro Detroiters
• Howard University Delays Start To Spring Semester
• Baltimore County Declares State Of Emergency & Issues Mask Mandate
• DeRozan, LaVine, Vucevic Power Bulls Past Hawks
• Man, 20, Charged In Fatal Shooting At Frederick Burger King
• Trucker Rogel Aguilera-Mederos Could Have 110-Year Sentence Reduced
• Saint Vincent Hospital Reopens Behavioral Health Beds Pending End Of Nurses Strike
• Man Shot In Southeast Baltimore Carjacking
• Mother Struck By Stray Gunfire Critically Injured In Kensington Triple Shooting, Police Say
• With COVID-19 Cases At Worst Levels Yet, Some Hospitals Ban Visitors Altogether
• CHP: 28 Killed In Crashes, 362 Arrested For Drunk Driving Over Christmas Weekend
• Doctor Gives An Update On COVID-19 At His Hospital
• Record breaking snowfall and frigid temperatures strike the western U.S.
• Doctor Gives Advice On How To Celebrate New Years Safely
• Teacher Sinks Full-Court Basketball Shot And Earns Superhero Status From Her Students
• Volunteers Begin To Prepare For 2022 Rose Bowl Parade
• Homicide Probe Opened In Death Of Missing Imam Found In Van
• Nearly 40,000 Bunk Beds Recalled After Toddler's Death
• South Carolina mechanic gifts repaired cars to people in need
• Man Charged With Attempted Murder In Dundalk Armed Robbery, Shooting
• CDC Cuts COVID-19 Isolation Guidance Down To 5 Days
• Sierra Storm: Avalanche Shuts Down Highway 89; I-80, Highway 50 Remain Closed; Search For Missing Northstar Skier
• Racial Reckoning Turns Focus To Roadside Historical Markers
• Vehicle Crash On Route 28 Kills 2 People
• Driver Sought In Weekend Fatal Hit-And-Run On Highway 29 In Vallejo
• 14-Year-Old Boy Shot In Face In Philadelphia's Olney Neighborhood, Police Say
• CDC Shortens Recommended COVID Isolation, Quarantine Time
• Autopsy Unable To Determine Miya Marcano's Cause Of Death
• LAPD releases video of shooting that killed 14-year-old bystander
• COVID In Colorado: Testing Lines Last Hours As Omicron Variant Spreads
• 2 Accused Of Stealing $16K In Sunglasses From Tanforan Mall In San Bruno; 3rd Suspect Sought
• Southwest Airlines Employee Tracks Down Owner Of Lost Letters Written By Her Late Mother 80 Years Ago
• Denver Community Helps Celebrate 55th Year Of Kwanzaa
• Multiple Closures Along I-70 In Colorado's High Country Add Hours To Commute 
• $10,000 Reward Offered In 1973 Shooting Death Of Colorado State Trooper Thomas Carpenter
• 'Everything Is Closed At One Point Or Another': Heavy Snow Makes A Mess Of Sierra Highways
• Evacuations At 'Oak Fire' Lifted, C470 Now Back Open
• Silent Protest Against Rising Crime Held In Chinatown
• At-Home COVID Testing Kits Given Out Around Yuba County
• Connecticut Readying 2 Million COVID-19 At-Home Rapid Tests For K-12 Schools
• Bill aims to provide G.I. Bill benefits to Black WWII veterans
• Garland Police Arrest 14-Year-Old In Connection With Triple Murder At Convenience Store
• What To Do, And What Not To Do, After Testing Positive For COVID
• COVID: Omicron-Fueled Surge Leading to Bay Area Business Closures, Event Cancellations
• Denver Zoo Lottery For 'Free Day' In January Now Open
• Driver Leads Police On Chase In Dallas County, Suspect Now In Custody
• Girls Inc. Of Chicago Provides A Fun And Safe Space For Kids This Winter Break
• A 'Lieutenant' Of Denver Drug Kingpin Gets 14 Years in Prison
• Mayor De Blasio Says Climate Crisis Will Be NYC's Next Big Project, And Congestion Pricing Is A Must
• 49ers QB Jimmy Garoppolo Dealing With Injured Right Thumb, Status In Doubt Vs. Houston
• 'Chased Him Right To His Damn Grave': Grandmother Outraged At Boynton Beach PD After 13-Year-Old Killed Riding Dirt Bike
• Minnesota Hospitals Still Battling Surge In Patients; Two Hospitals Grateful For Extension Of Military Assistance
• Police Chiefs Concerned Over Lack Of Space For Juvenile Offenders In Allegheny County
• UPDATE: Oakland Police Chief Hopeful Violence Starting to Trend Down in City
• Human Remains Found Near Campground At New Bullards Bar Reservoir In Yuba County
• 'Safety Comes First': COVID Forcing Flight Cancellations In Chicago And Around The Country
• Police Arrest Suspect In String Of Armed Robberies Of UPS Drivers, Carjacking In Oakland
• Boston Woman To Swap Homes With Woman In England After Viral TikTok
• NBA Changes COVID Protocols, Shortens Path To Return To Play
• Rain Hanuman Identified As Suspect In CU Boulder Grass Fire
• Now Is The Time To Take Action To Reduce Your 2021 Tax Liability
• Minnesota Weather: A Wild December
• Elmont Residents Hopeful New Regulations Will Put An End To Parking Chaos At UBS Arena
• Again, Crews Find Apparent Time Capsule At Lee Statue Site
• Recycling Centers Dealing With Many 'Non-Recyclables' After Christmas
• Those Getting Boosters At Nursing Homes Face Obstacles Of Vaccine Hesitancy, Family Consent
• E-Tailers Trying To Make Returns More Sustainable With Online Sales Expected To Hit Record High
• Financial Experts Say Right Now Is The Best Time To Maximize Your Wallet & Prepare For Tax Season
• Quakertown House Fire That Killed Father, 2 Sons On Christmas Started Near Family's Christmas Tree
• Allegheny Health Network Preps For COVID-19 Surge Following Holidays
• 'Knock Knock Give A Sock' Founder Adina Lichtman Says Her Group 'Focuses On Humanizing Homelessness, One Sock At A Time'
• New York Health Officials Note 'Uptick' In Pediatric COVID Hospitalizations
• Doctor: COVID-19 Pandemic Has Made Many Address The Epidemic Of Loneliness They Routinely Experience
• 'Omicron And Delta Are Coming To Your Party': Making New Year's Eve Plans While Dealing With COVID
• Singer Patti Smith Given The Key To The City: 'I Wish I Could Give New York City The Key To Me'
• State Appeals Court Dismisses Legal Challenge To Weymouth Gas Compressor
• Miami Hurricanes Out Of Sun Bowl Due To COVID Protocols
• Depleted Ravens Couldn't Keep It Close Against Bengals
• Los Angeles County Health Officer Issues Cold Weather Alert
• Patriots Place Matthew Judon, Ja'Whaun Bentley On Reserve/COVID List
• A Winter Weather Advisory Goes Into Effect Tuesday Morning
• Search On For Skier Who Went Missing At Northstar Resort On Christmas Day
• BSO Arrests Suspect Wanted For Exchanging Gunfire With Deputies In Fort Lauderdale
• Citizens Redistricting Commission Defends New Maps - 'They Represent The Wishes Of The People Of California'
• MTA, FDNY Among NYC Agencies Struggling With Staffing Issues Due To COVID-19's Resurgence
• Navy Pier New Year's Eve Parties To Require Masks, Proof Of Vaccination Or Negative COVID Test Result
• 'Time Was Of The Essence': Man With Alzheimer's Recovering After Maine State Trooper Finds Him During Winter Storm
• Strong Cold Front Expected In North Texas New Year's Weekend
• CDC Cuts COVID-19 Isolation Guidance Down to 5 Days Amid Omicron Surge
• UPDATE: San Mateo County Coroner Identifies Couple Who Drowned in Millbrae Flood Waters
• CDC Cuts COVID-19 Isolation Guidance Down To 5 Days Amid Omicron Surge
• CDC Cuts COVID-19 Isolation Guidance Down To 5 Days Amid Omicron Surge
• 1-Year-Old Child Reunited With Family After Being In Backseat During Carjacking In Philadelphia
• More Performances Of 'The Lion King' Canceled At Denver Center For The Performing Arts
• Adolph Cintron, Jr. And Noe Perez Procopio Identified As Men Killed In Sunday Crash On Saw Mill River Parkway
• 911 Calls Surge With COVID-19 Cases, Thinly Staffed Firefighters Struggle To Keep Up
• The Go-Go's Postpone West Coast Shows Due To Positive COVID Case
• New Hampshire Brothers Among 3 Killed In Fiery Crash In New Jersey
• Court Halts Federal Jury Selection In Maryland, Citing COVID-19 Surge
• CDC Cuts Recommended Isolation Period For COVID-Positive People In Half
• CDC cuts COVID-19 isolation guidance down to 5 days
• CDC Cuts Recommended Quarantine Time In Half
• Newark, Bergen County Among New Jersey Locales Stepping Up Their Effort Against Omicron
• Jury Deliberations Resume In Ghislaine Maxwell Sex Trafficking Trial
• Following Christmas, Many Wait Out Long Lines In Cold For COVID Tests
• Post-Christmas Return Blitz At Area Malls Reveals Possible COVID-Influenced Trend: Some Things Just Don't Fit
• Gopher Women Cancel NYE Home Game Due To Wildcats' 'COVID-19 Protocols'
• Troy Police: Man Kills Twin, Wounds Father Before Shooting Himself
• California Redistricting Commission Defends New State Maps
• 1 Dead, Others Injured In Shootings Over Christmas Weekend
• 14-Year-Old Girl, 2 Brothers Killed In Fiery Crash When Car Slams Into Atlantic City Expressway Toll Booth
• Crews find another potential time capsule at Robert E. Lee statue site
• Massachusetts Reports 12,983 New COVID-19 Cases Over 3 Days
• 'Spider-Man: No Way Home' Becomes First Movie During COVID To Reach $1B
• Police Investigate Deadly Crash In Pasadena
• Central Valley Man Accused Of Fatally Shooting Grandmother, Father's Girlfriend At Christmas Gathering
• Following Loss To Rams, G Olisaemeka Udoh Placed On COVID-19 Reserve
• Ravens 'Have Everybody We Need' To Win, Harbaugh Says
• Luminis Health Declares Contingency Protocol At Strained Annapolis, Lanham Hospitals
• Santa Anita Cancels Thursday Race Program Ahead Of Winter Storm
• Family Donates More Than $1 Million For New Football Field At Michigan High School, Creates Scholarship
• Demand For COVID-19 Tests In Full Swing In Philadelphia Following Christmas Weekend
• Jaguars Dealing With COVID-19 Outbreak Leading Up To Week 17 Vs. Patriots
• CHP Issues Northbound 5 Freeway Lane Closure Following Big Rig Crash
• COVID In Summit County: Emergency Alert Warns Of Increasing Case Rates
• Doctor Pleads Not Guilty To Shooting Boston Truck Driver To Death In Vermont
• Person Of Interest Sought In Christmas Day Murder In Fort Worth
• 3 Sharks Enter COVID-19 Protocols As Team Returns To Ice After Unscheduled Week Off
• UPDATE: No Travel Advisory In Clay County Lifted
• Waltham Police Looking For 4 People Who Vandalized Holiday Lights
• Pair Of Saugus High School Cross Country Runners Hit While Jogging
• 'Wish I Could Talk To You About Him': Couple Accused Of Hiding Infant In Bedroom Wall Pleads Innocence
• Port Fines Delayed For Fifth Time
• Enoch Pratt Library Cuts Hours & Shifts Programs Online
• Search On For Wilton Manors Hit-&-Run Driver Who Struck 6 Children, Killing 2
• Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Entertaining GOP Efforts To Recruit Him For 2022 Senate Race
• Annapolis Cancels In-Person Portion Of New Years Eve 2022 Celebration
• Appeals Court Says Group Can Sue Over Boundary Waters Mining Rules
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Blackhawks Games Against Blue Jackets And Jets Postponed Due To COVID-19
• Man, 19, Wounded In Northwest District Shooting, Police Say
• Pontiac Man Charged In Fatal Beating Of Girlfriend's 3-Year-Old Daughter
• Patrice Bergeron Disappointed That He Won't Get One Final Olympic Experience
• COVID: Contra Costa Requiring Boosters Or Weekly Testing For First Responders, Homeless Shelter Employees Due To Omicron Concerns
• Monroe Sheriff's Office Asking Residents Not To Call 911 To Report Fireworks On New Year's Eve
• Woman Hit And Killed By Light Rail Train In Denver On Christmas
• Wolves Sign Center Greg Monroe To 10-Day Contract
• Pedestrian Seriously Injured in Collision on San Jose's Almaden Expressway
• Judge to reconsider trucker's 110-year prison sentence
• 13-year-old boy on dirt bike dies during attempted traffic stop
• Wisconsin's Evers Says He May Support Bail Changes After Waukesha Parade
• Former SEPTA Transit Police Officer, Floyd Whitaker, Charged For Alleged Excessive Use Of Force After He Repeatedly Tased Man In April
• 'Nutcracker' Performance In Miami Canceled Due To COVID Case
• Streets To Close In Downtown Mpls. Near Target Field For NHL Winter Classic
• Resentencing Rogel Aguilera-Mederos: Judge Sets Reconsideration Hearing For Jan. 13
• Shot Fired Through Car Window In Somerville, Driver Unharmed
• US Regulators Step Up Investigation Into Hyundai-Kia Engine Fires
• Investigation Underway Following Fatal Shooting In El Monte
• Q&A: Yasmin Bilger of Engine No. 1 on Exxon shake-up and more
• Philadelphia Residents Can Recycle Their Christmas Tree At Several Locations Starting Next Week
• Howard County Celebrates 2021 Kwanzaa Virtually
• December Snow In Sierra Already Breaking Records, UC Researchers Say
• Gov. JB Pritzker, Illinois' Top Doctor Urge Caution For New Year's Eve Gatherings As COVID Cases Surge; 'Omicron And Delta Are Coming To Your Party'
• Man Found Fatally Shot In San Francisco's Sunnydale Neighborhood On Christmas Eve
• Woman Dies After Apartment Fire In Washington County
• 2 Men Shot, Killed At Holiday Party In Flint, Police Say
• Ronal Ordonez-Lima Arrested, Charged With Two Counts Of Murder In Connection To Trenton Christmas Day Arson
• Flight Cancellations Continue To Pile Up Due To Staffing Shortages
• Local COVID-19 Testing Sites Brace For Surge Of Patients
• Amid tsunami of holiday gift returns, retailers turn to tech for help
• Patriots Still In A Really Good Spot When It Comes To Clinching A Playoff Berth
• Detroit Health Department To Host Friends & Family Vaccination Day On Dec. 29
• Man Prohibited From Carrying Gun Arrested After Accidentally Shooting Self In Foot
• Missing WeHo Woman, Dalia Taqali, Found Safely
• Draymond Green Becomes Latest Warrior Sidelined By NBA COVID Protocols
• Iconic Harvard Square Flower Shop Closing After 104 Years In Business
• COVID Hospitalizations Up As Cases Increase
• Misery Map: 92 Flights Through Denver International Airport Canceled Monday After Christmas
• Holiday Spending Up In 2021, Purchases Of Clothing & Jewelry Fueled The Surge
• WATCH LIVE: Philadelphia Eagles Head Coach Nick Sirianni Speaks To Media Following Win Over New York Giants
• Frigid Storm Conditions Blanket Bay Area Mountain Peaks With Snow
• Shark That Killed Man Off Central Coast On Christmas Eve Likely A Great White
• No Christmas Day Powerball Winner Has Tonight's Jackpot Sitting At $416 Million
• Steelers OL Coach Adrian Klemm Leaving The Team 'Effective Immediately'
• Crystals Installed On Times Square New Year's Eve Ball
• Gophers' Run D Will Be Tough Test For Mountaineers In Guaranteed Rate Bowl
• Police Seek Suspect Accused Of Fraudulently Using Debit Card Found In Manchester, NH Parking Lot
• No One Hurt After Bullet Flies Into Lothian Home, Police Say
• Delaware State University Moves To Virtual Classes To Start Spring Semester
• Cold, Rainy Weather To Return Monday, Will Linger All Week In Southland
• New York City Racial Justice Commission Votes To Put 3 Proposals On 2022 General Election Ballot
• Dr. Ala Stanford Center For Health Equity Offering Vaccines, COVID-19 Tests
• NYPD: Search Continues For Suspect Who Slashed Woman In Bronx Stairwell
• End Of 2021 With Unseasonably Warm South Florida Weather
• Visitation Service Being Held For Andris Wofford, 29, Who Was Shot And Killed In Northwest Side Condo
• NYC's new vaccine rules take effect for businesses and kids' activities
• Crash Involving Bus And South Shore Train Reported In Gary, Indiana; No Injuries
• Search Continues For Gunman Who Killed 3 At Garland Convenience Store
• Triple A Says Holiday Travelers Should Be Prepared For More Traffic In 2021
• Olympic gold medalist Mikaela Shiffrin tests positive for COVID-19
• COVID-19 In MN: 50+ Additional Deaths Reported As State Breaches 1 Million Positive Cases
• 6 Penguins, Including Tristan Jarry And Mike Matheson, Added To NHL COVID-19 Protocol List
• Thousands Of Flights Cancelled Over Christmas Weekend; Cancellations And Delays Continue Monday As Employees Call In Sick Due To Omicron
• Miami-Dade Giving Out At-Home COVID Rapid Test Kits At Public Libraries
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Top 1,700; Positivity Rate Up To 16.54%
• Michigan Supreme Court Considering Fee Hike For Lawyers
• 'Ring In The New Year With A Bell And Not A Bang'
• Trinity Railway Express Celebrates 25 Years Of Service With A Chance For Free Rides
• Loveland Ski Area Welcomes New Patrol Puppy 'Otis'
• NFL Shifts Ravens-Rams Game To Early Sunday Afternoon
• The Frick Pittsburgh Hosting 'First-Ever' Winterfest This Week
• High Demand For COVID-19 Testing Causes Long Lines At Sites In Colorado
• Massachusetts Approaches 1 Million Coronavirus Cases
• Massachusetts Gas Prices Drop A Penny, But AAA Says Downward Trend Has Slowed
• Nora, Henry Top HealthPartners' 2021 List Of Top Baby Names
• McDaniel College And Carroll County Arts Council Host 'Icons of American Animation' Exhibit
• Federal program offers cash to cover COVID-19 funeral costs
• Sun Country Flights Resume After Outage Causes Morning Cancellations
• Director Jean-Marc Vallee Dies At 58
• Snow, Cold Weather Will Make For Difficult Post-Christmas Travel Across The Midwest
• More Flights Canceled At LAX, Other Airports Monday Due To COVID-19 Issues
• Food Safety Tips For Your Holiday Meals, Left Overs
• New Year's Eve Fireworks Display Returning To Navy Pier, Chicago River To Ring In 2022
• City Of Pittsburgh Announces Development Project For Veterans Housing
• Home-buying bots enter real estate market
• South Florida Residents Encouraged To Recycle Christmas Trees
• NBA COVID-19 cases still rising as expanded testing begins
• Maryland Weather: It's Gray & Seasonably Chilly Outside
• Colorado Veterans Offer Free Rides From Airport To Vets And Military Service Members
• Sheriff: Central California Man Fatally Shoots Grandmother, Father's Girlfriend On Christmas
• Home Insurance Premiums In Texas Rising Faster Than Inflation
• Route 51 Reopens After Pedestrian Hit And Killed By Car
• Detroit Police Searching For Person Of Interest After Woman, 13-Year-Old Found Dead On Christmas
• I-70 Vail Pass To Close For At Least An Hour For Avalanche Mitigation Monday Morning
• US Steps Up Investigation Into Hyundai-Kia Engine Failures, Fires
• Florida Set New Pandemic Record On Christmas For COVID Cases
• Celtics Place Jayson Tatum In Health And Safety Protocol Ahead Of Monday Night's Game Vs. Timberwolves
• COVID Cancels Thousands Of Flights Over Christmas Weekend As Omicron Surges
• One Person Dead, Another Injured In Trabuco Canyon Crash
• UPS Driver In Maine Calls Fire Department After Smelling Smoke
• Two aid workers still missing after Myanmar massacre
• Rally Planned Ahead Of Resentencing Request For Rogel Aguilera-MederosRogel Aguilera-Mederos
• Steelers Have 13-Percent Chance To Make Playoffs, New Data Shows
• Sean McDermott Says Bill Belichick Makes Him A Better Coach: 'He's The Standard'
• Police Kill Man At Eagle Rock Gas Station
• Woman Found Dead In SUV In Long Beach
• A Lot Of Purring Going On As Dallas Zoo Welcomes 2 Sumatran Tiger Cubs
• CHP Identifies Ryoichi Kobayashi As Victim In Fatal Hit And Run In Torrance
• Personal Shopper At The Shoppes At Arbor Lakes
• Hark! Cafe
• Nearly 500 Parakeets Dropped Off At Michigan Animal Shelter
• 3 Men Wounded In Pair Of Northwest Baltimore Shootings, Police Say
• Experts warn COVID cases still climbing amid rise in child hospitalizations
• Colorado Weather: More Snow Slams The Mountains While Denver Waits Until New Year's Eve
• More Flights Canceled In Boston, Around The Country As Omicron Causes Airline Staffing Shortages
• Edward O. Wilson, Pioneering Harvard Biologist Known As 'Ant Man,' Dead At 92
• Pair Of Bald Eagle Eggs To Hatch Soon In SW Florida
• UPDATE: Power Restored At BART's Millbrae Station; System-Wide Weather Delays Continue
• Police Dealing With Possible Barricaded Suspect In Rancho Cordova Home
• After Dropping Two Straight, Bill Belichick Hopes To See Patriots Play Best Football In January
• Time To Clean Up, Mulchfest Begins Again In New York City
• 2 Dead, 22 Wounded In Weekend Shootings In Chicago
• Miami withdraws from bowl game over COVID-19 cases
• SNOW PICS: Minnesotans Send In Views Of The Post-Christmas Accumulation
• 7 New COVID Testing Sites Open In New York City
• Forecast: Florida Job Growth Will Outpace Nation Next Year
• SF Castro District Businesses Struggle To Rebound From COVID Economic Woes
• PTL Links: Dec. 27, 2021
• Mourning Texans Signing Up For Federal Program That Offers Cash To Cover COVID Funeral Costs
• Philadelphia Eagles' Miles Sanders Broke Bone In His Hand Against New York Giants: Report
• Top 10 weather disasters cost $20 billion more than last year's
• 1 Killed In Shooting On Peoria Street In Aurora Sunday Night, Suspect On The Run
• Wayne Thiebaud, Painter Of Lush Colors And Textures, Dies
• Analysis: COVID-19 Means Teams Battle 2 Opponents Weekly
• COVID delays holiday travel for thousands: "Omicron is the Grinch"
• Harvard's Road Game Against Kansas Canceled Due To COVID-19
• SWAT Teams Responding To Man Holding Woman Hostage In Ford City
• Powerball Jackpot Soars To More Than $400 Million For Monday Night's Drawing
• Israel testing fourth Pfizer COVID vaccine shot
• Holiday COVID Test Site Closures Left People Scrambling
• 300 Massachusetts National Guard Members Start Training For Non-Clinical Healthcare Jobs
• Audi Gives Losing "Wheel Of Fortune" Contestant A New Car
• UPDATE: Blizzard Blasts High Country; Trans-Sierra Roads Closed Indefinitely
• Kennedy Expressway Lanes Reopen After Semi Truck Crashes Into Concrete Wall At Armitage Avenue
• Kwanzaa Underway, Honors African Americans' Ancestral Roots
• Crews Respond To Water Main Break In Bridgeville
• Boston Turning Christmas Trees Into Compost
• 2021: A Year To Remember - Local Stories That Made Headlines
• 1 Dead After Queens Village Shooting
• NYPD Searching For Suspect In Fatal Bruckner Expressway Hit-And-Run
• Crews Investigating 2-Alarm Fire In Camden, New Jersey
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Near Freezing In City; Cold Rain, Sleet Possible By Afternoon
• Dak Is Back! QB Leads Dallas Cowboys To 56-14 Rout Of Washington
• South Africa cathedral bells honor the late Archbishop Desmond Tutu
• Chicago Weather: Morning Showers, Climbing Temperatures
• 'What Happened Is Inexcusable': Hennepin Co. Sheriff Hutchinson Says He Won't Resign After DWI Conviction
• Pittsburgh Weather: Possible Slick Conditions Monday Morning
• MTA: Train Service To Be Scaled Back Monday-Thursday Due To Surge In COVID-19 Cases
• Experts Tell CBS2 Though Omicron Variant Appears Less Severe, Now Is Not The Time To Be Complacent
• New venue for revised look at U.S. racism's history: roadside markers
• Travel Woes Worsen, Around 175 Flights Canceled At JFK, LaGuardia, Newark Airports Sunday
• Fmr. St. Michael Mayor, 84, Fatally Struck In Driveway By Deputy Responding To Emergency
• Bigham Tavern Closing Until Next Week Due To COVID-19 Issues
• 2 Found Dead Inside Robbinsdale Home; 1 In Custody
• Jean-Marc Vallée, "Dallas Buyers Club" director, has died at 58
• Local Woman Hits Major Milestone, Celebrates 102nd Birthday
• 7-Year-Old Girl On Transplant List Gets VIP Treatment At Build-A-Bear Store
• Three People Injured In Multi-Vehicle Crash In New Castle

Videos from December 27, 2021

• Juries resume deliberations in trials of Ghislaine Maxwell and Elizabeth Holmes
• Russia may have withdrawn thousands of troops from Ukrainian border
• Impact of Omicron COVID-19 variant on Americans' mental health
• CDC shortens recommended isolation for asymptomatic people infected with COVID-19
• LAPD releases video of shooting that killed 14-year-old bystander
• Mechanic gifts repaired cars to people in South Carolina
• Proposed new GI bill targets racial inequities
• Tributes pour in for Archbishop Desmond Tutu
• Western U.S. faces dangerous cold and blizzard conditions
• COVID labor shortage causes major travel chaos
• CDC shortens recommended COVID isolation time
• Sarah Weddington, Texas lawyer who successfully argued Roe abortion case, dies at age 76
• Omicron variant causes holiday travel chaos with thousands of flights canceled
• Biden meets with governors amid COVID-19 Omicron surge
• Iran nuclear talks resume in Vienna
• Rise of COVID-19 child hospitalizations raises concerns
• Reports of Myanmar massacre spark international outrage
• Businesses face growing risk of severe flooding
• Doctor on spike in COVID-19 cases, increase in children hospitalized, and best masks to wear
• Boise, Idaho, named most unaffordable city for homeowners in the U.S.
• Cybersecurity experts explains “Log4j” vulnerability, discusses top cyber threats of 2022
• Retailers turn to tech to make returns more sustainable
• The life and legacy of Desmond Tutu, South Africa’s anti-apartheid hero who died at 90
• Dr. Ashish Jha discusses Omicron variant and its rapid spread during holiday season
• Health officials say Americans should stay vigilant as COVID cases rise, Omicron continues to spread
• Thousands of flights canceled over holiday weekend after rise in Omicron cases among airline staff