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• 'We Felt Lied To': UCLA Cancels Holiday Bowl In San Diego Hours Before Kickoff Due To COVID-19 Protocols
• San Francisco New Year's Eve Fireworks Show Canceled Over COVID Surge
• Golden Knights Beat Kings 6-3 For 6th Straight Road Win
• Stay In Or Go Out? What Experts Recommend To Do For New Year's Eve
• Car Strikes, Critically Injures Pedestrian Crossing Street In Pleasanton
• Goals Came Easy For Sharks, Coyotes But San Jose Wins In SO, 8-7
• Police: Lyndon McLeod Identified As Suspect In Fatal Shootings In Lakewood And Denver
• Curry Makes 3,000th 3-Pointer, Nuggets Edge Warriors, 89-86
• Walgreens Customer Robbed At Knifepoint In El Cerrito
• Caught On Camera: Owner Nearly Beaten To Death During Latest Dognapping
• Long Beach Police Chief Contracts COVID-19
• Sierra Snowstorm Causes Trouble Along I-80 For Non-Essential Truck Drivers
• Haliburton Helps Kings Topple Short-Handed Thunder 117-111
• Look At This: Christmas Tree Lane
• Father: Tattoo Artist Alicia Cardenas Was Among 6 Killed In Shooting Spree In Denver & Lakewood
• I-70 Crash Survivor Wants Truck Driver Rogel Aguilera-Mederos To Serve 50 Years
• Hamilton Performance Canceled At Pantages Theatre Through Jan. 23
• James, Westbrook Have Triple-Doubles, Lakers' Skid Ends At 5
• I-80 Fully Reopened To Some Through Sierra After Days Of Problems From Heavy Snow
• Warming Shelters Open Across NorCal As Heavy Snow, Rain Persist
• Gardena Community Hospital Under Fire For Treatment Of Dead COVID Patients
• Knicks Overcome Cold Shooting To Beat Timberwolves 96-88
• Sources: Female Lakewood Officer Shot In Shooting Spree Remains In ICU
• New York City To Implement 'Stay Safe And Stay Open' Initiative, Doubling Testing For COVID-19 In Schools
• LIST: These 55 Hospitals In Massachusetts Are Getting Help From The National Guard
• Massachusetts Surpasses 1 Million COVID-19 Cases, Positivity Rate Hits Record High
• NYCHA Residents Say Management Company Has Failed To Address Ongoing Problems At Upper West Side High-Rise Since Taking Over Development
• First Confirmed Omicron Cases Discovered In San Joaquin County
• San Joaquin County Identifies Its First Confirmed Cases Of Omicron Variant
• $10,000 Donation Helps Struggle Of Love Give Underserved Kids A Merry Christmas
• Non-Profit Organization Superheroes Believe In Miracles Features Brightest Stars Of Pittsburgh In 2022 Calendar
• 'This Has Been A Long Haul And We're Tired': Surge In Holiday COVID Cases Further Straining Hospitals
• More Closures On Broadway: 'The Music Man' Goes Dark Through End Of December; Star Hugh Jackman Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Tobias Harris Has First Career Triple-Double As Sixers Beat Raptors
• COVID-19 Tests Pile Up At FedEx Dropboxes, Shipping Businesses Swamped, As CPS Parents Rush To Get Kids' Samples In
• Chicago Weather: Snow Chances Return Wednesday Evening
• Orland Park Trustees Pass Resolution Vowing Not To Enforce Cook County COVID-19 Vaccination Mandate For Restuarants, Gyms
• Denver gunman who killed 5 targeted some of his victims, police say
• 1 Firefighter, 3 Others Injured In Massapequa Park House Fire
• COVID In Colorado: Vail Adjusts In-Person Services Due To COVID & Staffing Shortages
• Children's COVID-19 Hospitalizations Rise In Maryland; Local Pediatrician Says Kids Are Increasingly Vulnerable
• 5-Year-Old Girl Dies After Being Found Unresponsive In Pool At Ritz-Carlton Hotel At Water Tower Place
• Pennsylvania Hospitals To Receive Help From FEMA Strike Teams As COVID Cases Climb
• More Hotels Offering Day Use For Employees Working Remotely
• With Bitter Blast Moving In, Plan For Safety Before Heading Outdoors
• Flight Delays, Cancellations Continue Amid COVID Staffing Crunch
• Three Maryland Counties Run Out Of Rapid Tests; Here's Where To Get Tested
• Strike Teams On Their Way To Support Pa. Hospitals During COVID-19 Surge
• Depleted Heat Hold Off Depleted Wizards, 119-112
• Missing Brooklyn Park Teen Found Safe Tuesday Evening
• Maryland Fire Company Donates Engine To Firehouse Destroyed By Kentucky Tornadoes
• Renowned Funeral Director Lafayette Gatling Sr. Dies
• ESPN Chicago Bears Reporter Jeff Dickerson Dies At 44
• What Is The Ideal At-Home Temperature Right Now?
• Contra Costa County Tightens Indoor Masking Requirements Regardless of Vaccination Status
• Ice Sculpture Of Sea Turtle On Display Outside New England Aquarium
• 'It's Not The First Time': Philadelphia Residents Fear For Safety After Mother Shot By Stray Gunfire
• Small Increase In Water Bills Approved In Steamboat Springs
• Michigan Gas Prices Drop 4 Cents, But Still 82 Cents Higher Than Last Year
• John Madden, Hall Of Fame Coach And Broadcaster, Dies At 85
• Powerball Jackpot Reaches $441 Million After No Winner In Last Drawing
• John Madden, Hall Of Fame Oakland Raiders Coach & NFL Broadcast Legend, Dies at 85
• Michigan State Police Offering Safety Tips When Using Space Heaters This Winter
• Football Icon, Former Philadelphia Eagles' Draft Pick John Madden Dies at 85
• Barack Obama shares letter he wrote to Harry Reid before his death
• UPDATE: More Resources Deployed in Search for Missing Truckee Skier Rory Angelotta
• COVID: Athletes At Largest U.S. Girls High School Basketball Tournament In Livermore Hope To Beat Omicron
• Blackhawks' Kevin Lankinen Returns To Top Spot At Net With Marc-Andre Fleury Out On COVID Protocols
• Bears' Allen Robinson Says He Lost 10 Pounds During Bout With COVID-19
• Police: Man Shot 9 Times, Killed Inside North Philadelphia Business
• Colorado Weather: Another Heavy Mountain Snow And Possibly Some For Denver
• Harry Reid, Lion Of Senate Democrats, Has Died At Age 82
• Holiday Returns Look A Little Different This Year Due To Supply Chain Problems
• 'Concerned My Brother's Not Coming Home': Family Battles To Remain Hopeful In Search For Missing Skier At Northstar
• New York Islanders Game Against Detroit Red Wings Postponed Due To COVID
• Search & Rescue Crews Set Out To Find Colorado Skier In California
• Retired Virginia Priest Living In Westmoreland County Charged With Child Sex Abuse
• Brooklyn Native Steve Buscemi Honored With Key To New York City
• UPDATE: 28-Year-Old Elexis Frazer Found Safe
• Yonkers Children's Center Offers Comfort, Care For Kids, Young Adults With Severe Medical Conditions
• 2022 Numerals Installed In Times Square For New Year's Eve Celebration
• Former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid Dies At 82
• 'A True Football Man': Steelers Coach Mike Tomlin Mourns John Madden
• Homeless Along American River May Be Impacted As Water Released From Folsom Dam
• Breckenridge Sends City Employees To Work From Home As Cases Surge In Summit County
• Mayor-Elect Eric Adams Appoints Lisa Flores, Marjorie Landa To Key Roles In Administration
• John Madden, Hall Of Fame Coach And Broadcaster, Dies At 85
• Amid Surge Of COVID-19, Relief That College Football Bowl Game In Dallas Goes As Planned
• Colorado Avalanche Danger Remains High Across Much Of Rocky Mountain Range In Colorado
• Chicago Weather: Snow Tops Out At 4.2 Inches For Some
• Harry Reid, Lion Of Senate Democrats, Passes Away At 82
• Mayor Peduto Confirms 'Disciplinary Action Reports' Have Been Filed For 9 Officers In Jim Rogers Case
• Santa Clara County To Require COVID Booster for Healthcare Workers, Other High-Risk Groups
• Shaahid Forshee Charged With Attempted Murder After Allegedly Shooting Off-Duty New Jersey Police Officer
• Harry Reid, Lion Of Senate Democrats, Dies At 82 (CBS News)
• Essex Man, 24, Charged In Fatal Stabbing
• Andrew Cuomo Will Not Face Criminal Charges For Westchester County Allegations 'Due To Statutory Requirements'
• 3 Teens Arrested Following String Of Armed Robberies In The Twin Cities
• New York City Ballet Cancels Remaining 'Nutcracker' Performances Due To COVID Breakthrough Cases
• Allegheny County Sheriff Bill Mullen Reflects On 52-Year Career In Law Enforcement Ahead Of Retirement
• Locals React To CDC 5 Day Quarantine Reduction
• Police Identify Alleged Gunman In Sunset Beach Shooting
• 'Access Is Horrible': PG&E Faces Challenges Getting Power Back To 60,000 Customers In Foothills
• 'Most Arrested Rabbi' Israel Dresner Reflects On Life Of Activism After Being Diagnosed With Stage 4 Colon Cancer
• Teen charged for allegedly partying at nightclub after positive COVID test
• After 3 Thefts In 24 Hours, Golden Valley Officials Urge Drivers Not To Leave Vehicles Running Unattended
• Hydrogen-powered ferry to debut in San Francisco
• Donations for military families facing food insecurity bring in 1 million meals
• Dallas County Public Health Committee Moves COVID-19 Threat Level To 'Red'
• NYC schools to resume in-person learning Monday
• COVID-19 Pandemic Has Had Rough Impact On Pharmacists, Only Intensified By Omicron Variant
• Lucky13 Tattoo Shop Employees Mourn Danny Scofield Gunned Down In Shooting Spree
• COVID In Colorado: Restaurateurs Welcome Changes To CDC Quarantine Guidelines
• Dallas Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones Remembers John Madden, Hall Of Fame Coach, Broadcaster, Who Died At 85
• Hall Of Famer John Madden, Legendary Raiders Coach And Broadcaster, Dies At 85
• NFL Hall Of Fame Coach, Broadcaster John Madden Dies At 85
• CDC Changes Guidelines, Shortening Quarantine If You Get COVID
• 'It's Devastating For Everybody': Bemidji Man Dies After Falling Through Lake Ice On Christmas Eve
• John Madden, Iconic NFL Coach, Broadcaster, Dies At 85
• COVID: Sonoma County Urges Employers To Require Boosters, Stronger Masks In Wake Of Omicron
• Workforce Shortages Could Be At Play With New CDC Guidance; 'You're More Likely To Have COVID Than The Common Cold'
• How Do You Know If You Have Omicron?
• Fort Worth's 'The Warm Place' Named PGA Tour Charity Of The Year
• NFL Cuts Isolation Time For Players Who Test Positive For COVID
• High school students make dreams come true for elderly hospice patients
• How Will Chicago's COVID-19 Vaccination Requirement For Public Places Be Enforced?
• Man Who Allegedly Drove Teen To And From Garland Convenience Store Shooting Charged With Capital Murder, 14-Year-Old Released To Parents
• Pittsburgh-Area Businesses Want To Bring The Party To You This New Year's Eve
• Needlepoint Display At Port Authority Bus Terminal Showcases Artistry Of Popular Pastime
• The Nearly 17 Feet Of Snow In The Sierra Is Crushing Records — But It's Still Not Enough
• Michigan Redistricting Commission Approves US House, Legislative Maps
• Pamela's Diner In Squirrel Hill Closing Permanently At The End Of 2021
• Pittsburgh City Council Approves Bill Limiting Police Traffic Stops
• 2021: A Year To Remember In Politics
• Ambulances, Hospitals Filling Up Across North Texas Amid Omicron Surge
• One Of A Kind: Shohei Ohtani Wins AP Male Athlete Of Year Award
• Pennsylvania Stands Still As Neighbors Hike Minimum Wage, But Some Lawmakers See Action In 2022
• Experts Pull Documents, Money From Lee Statue Time Capsule
• Surveillance Captures Moments Before 13-Year-Old Dirt Bike Rider Killed While Boynton Beach Officer Tried Making Traffic Stop
• March Held To Deliver New York City Racial Justice Commission's Ballot Proposals To City Clerk's Office
• Mystery Of The Lost Mailers Greatly Impacting New Jersey Nonprofit's Ability To Fundraise To Help Homeless
• N.J. Supreme Court Vacates Michelle Lodzinksi's Murder Conviction In 1991 Killing Of 5-Year-Old Son Timothy Wiltsey
• 3 Men Shot In Englewood, 2 Left In Critical Condition
• COVID-19 Surge Drives Up Demand For Testing, Booster Shots
• 'Roseland Needs Help': Community Bishop Pleads For Assistance After Shooting That Injured Two 18-Year-Olds
• 'It's Unprecedented': Massachusetts National Guard Members Train To Help Hospital Staff
• City Of LA, Metro Team Up To Launch Cyber Security Mobile Phone App
• Minnesota Supreme Court To Review Drainage Projects Ruling On Renville County Dispute
• Santa Cruz Supes Declare Local Emergency After Atmospheric River Storm Causes $3M In Damage
• NHL Winter Classic: Justin Morneau's Backyard Hockey Game Tradition
• More Children Heading To ER With COVID-19
• What To Do Now If You Test Positive For COVID-19
• Open For Business: Nourishing Storm In Hatboro Supporting Clients Mentally, Physically, Emotionally
• Dallas Cowboys Star Cornerback Trevon Diggs Had Memorable Sunday On And Off Field
• App Connecting Daily Workers With Employers In Effort To Solve Pandemic-Induced Labor Shortage
• Working For Chicago: Hotline With Career Coaches Available To Offer Assistance, Tips For Job Seekers
• Harford Memorial Hospital Declares Crisis Standards Of Care
• Child COVID-19 Hospitalizations Up Almost 30% As Omicron Variant Spreads
• Bond Set For Driver Involved In Fatal Hit-&-Run Of Miami Bicyclist
• New Year's Eve Plans In Limbo With COVID Cases Rising
• Opening Date Set For Fenway Park COVID Vaccine And Booster Clinic; More State-Sponsored Sites Announced
• Things You Should Know Before Returning Gifts
• Philadelphia To Ban Pre-Employment Marijuana Drug Testing On Jan. 1
• Returning A Gift This Holiday Season? Here Are Some Tips
• Police: Missing/Endangered Boy Assaulted By Other Minors While At Man's Apartment
• Victim Of Brooklyn Antisemitic Attack: 'He Called Us 'Dirty Jews' And That's All I Remember'
• Northwell Health Rolls Out Drive-Thru COVID-19 Testing Sites On Hard-Hit Long Island -- In Roslyn And Riverhead
• Long Lines Continue COVID-19 Testing Sites, But Some Catch A Break
• Good Riddance, 2021: 15th Annual 'Good Riddance Day' Taking Place In Times Square
• Judge Refuses To Dismiss Alleged Proud Boys Leaders' Charges
• Patriots Place Backup QB Brian Hoyer, 2 Others On Reserve/COVID List
• Repeat Offender Sentenced To State Prison For Indecent Exposure At Atherton School
• Maryland Doctor Explains Reasons For Changes To CDC Quarantine Guidance
• No Indoor Mask Mandate Yet For Anne Arundel County, Pittman Says
• 12-Year-Old Girl Recalls Escaping Fiery Crash That Killed 3 Siblings Along Atlantic City Expressway
• Towson University Caps Attendance & Requires Masks For Home Sports Games
• Man Wanted In Double Fatal Shooting On Christmas Day In Detroit Shot, Killed By Police
• Cars Line Up As Far As Eye Can See For COVID-19 Tests In South Jersey Ahead Of New Year Holiday
• California Becomes 1st State To Top 5 Million Cases Amid Omicron Surge
• Cal State Northridge Women's Basketball Cancels 2 Games, Pauses All Activities
• Artifacts found in second time capsule from Robert E. Lee statue
• New Jersey Will Pay About $53 Million In Settlement Over COVID Deaths At Veterans' Homes
• Pittsburgh Penguins' Game Friday At Ottawa Senators Postponed
• Winning Lottery Ticket Worth $3.8 Million Sold In Mercer County
• Operation Safe Holiday: PennDOT, Pennsylvania State Police Offer Tips For Safe Driving During Holidays
• COVID: California First State to Top 5 Million Cases Amid Omicron Surge
• Man Killed In Frederick Burger King Tried To Intervene In Domestic Dispute: Charging Docs
• Westchester DA declines to prosecute Cuomo despite "credible" allegations
• BCA: Austin Police Officer Zachary Gast Fatally Shot Kokou Christopher Fiafonou Following Standoff
• Ravens Place Linebacker Tyus Bowser On Reserve/COVID-19 List
• Pennsylvania Man Charged After Christmas Eve Killing At Michigan Cabin
• 14-Year-Old Girl Killed, 7 Injured In Palos Heights Crash
• UMass To Require COVID Vaccine Booster For Students, Staff On All 5 Campuses
• Mask Order In Denver And Neighboring Counties Extended Through February 3
• Teens Charged After Using Nerf Guns To Attack Man At MBTA Downtown Crossing Station
• Police Search For Man Who Vandalized Store, Pepper Sprayed Owner Over Mask Policy
• Omicron Forcing Twin Cities Venues To Adjust New Year's Eve Plans
• Space telescope faces major test as sunshade deployment begins
• Maryland Zoo Welcomes Beau, An Adult Male Sitatunga
• Petaluma Police: Man Arrested For Resisting Arrest During Traffic Stop; Weapons, Cash Recovered
• Inauguration Of Ed Gainey As Pittsburgh's Mayor Going Virtual
• Coroner Identifies Kordell Bell, 25, As Man Fatally Shot In Compton
• It's About To Get Lit At Mystic Lake Casino's Free New Year's Eve Party
• Gov. Gavin Newsom Mulls RFK Assassin Sirhan Sirhan Parole
• Virginia Tech, Maryland Vie In Pinstripe Bowl, Both At 6-6
• CDC Shortens Recommended COVID-19 Isolation, Quarantine Times
• Police Investigating Shooting In Fayette Co.
• Dry Tuesday Ahead Of Rain, Snow On Wednesday & Thursday
• Newport Mansions To Require Proof Of COVID Vaccine Booster For Eligible Visitors
• Federal Judge Dismisses Discrimination Claims Made By Michigan State Police Officials
• Family mourns bystander killed in LAPD shooting: "She died in my arms"
• Deputies Negotiating With Wanted Suspect Inside Sacramento County Apartment
• It's Official: Chicago Finally Gets First Measurable Snow Of Season
• Antibody Infusion Centers In 5 Texas Cities Temporarily Run Out Of Treatment For Omicron Variant
• Oak Fire Near C470 And Kipling Was 'Human Caused'
• UPDATE: Dangerous Suspect Arrested in Connection with Christmas Day Stabbing in Santa Rosa
• Charges: Ibn Abdullah Fatally Shot His Father And Sister, Left Bodies In Robbinsdale Duplex For Days
• Motorcyclist Killed After Crashing Into Disabled Car on Highway 101 in Redwood City
• Baltimore Defense Attorney Kenneth Ravenell Convicted Of Money Laundering Conspiracy
• New Laws Coming To Illinois In 2022: Minimum Wage Hike; Streamlined FOID Cards And Concealed Carry Licenses
• Texas Gasoline Price Average Falls Another 2 Cents With Holiday Travel Underway
• Hugo Vazquez-Topete Sentenced To 25 Years For Shooting Outside Castle Rock Grocery Store
• 'We're Losing Opportunities': Steelers' Mike Tomlin Says A Win Over Browns Is Critical
• San Mateo Police Arrest Man Accused Of Shooting Brother During Christmas Eve Argument
• Former Philadelphia Eagles Head Coach Doug Pederson Scheduled To Interview For Jacksonville Jaguars Head Coaching Job: Report
• Chicago Weather: Winter Weather Advisory In Effect
• Amid Covid Spike, Health Experts Recommend Small New Year's Eve Celebrations
• Brad Marchand Continues To Blast NHL For Backing Out Of Winter Olympics
• Pennsylvania Man Charged With Murder In Christmas Eve Shooting At Michigan Cabin
• 5 travel trends to look for in 2022
• Canceled Due To COVID Surge: Big Orange Will Not Ring In New Year In Downtown Miami
• Parents Of Valentina Orellana-Peralta, 14-Year-Old Killed In LAPD Shooting, Demand Justice
• Investigation Underway After Fire Destroys Home In Corcoran
• Chicago Teachers Union Accuses CPS Of Coming Up Short On COVID Testing During Winter Break
• Biden lifts Omicron-related travel restrictions on 8 African countries
• 'Cheer' Returns To Navarro College In Texas And Netflix For A 2nd Season
• Wolves' Anthony Edwards Clears NBA Health And Safety Protocols
• Tens Of Thousands Without Power as Snow Piles Up in Placer, Nevada Counties
• New Year's Eve 2021: BART To Run Extended Service, Muni Offers Free Rides
• 2 Men Killed In Shooting Outside Club Risqué In Philadelphia's Wissinoming Section, Police Say
• New Bronx Ferry Route Opens
• TSA Officers Detect 2 Knives In Stuffed Animal At Philadelphia International Airport
• Cooking Corner: Mimosas And Quiche
• Brockton School Officer Shown Kneeling On Student In Video Cleared After Investigation
• Whitmer Limits Michigan Redistricting Panel's Use Of Closed Meetings
• Mayor says "city and police are responsible" after teen biker dies in traffic stop
• Omicron COVID-19 Spike Cancels Sacramento's New Year's Eve Fireworks
• US Coast Guard Reports Oil Clean Up Done, Shoreline Back To Normal Condition
• Apple Stores Across NYC Shift To Pickup Only
• Car Crashes Into COVID-19 Testing Tent Outside Medford Urgent Care
• Chicago Travel Advisory Has 48 States On The List, Which Includes Three Territories
• San Francisco Police Seek Suspect in Outer Sunset Home Invasion Robbery
• Caught On Video: 85-Year-Old Woman Assaulted At Bronx Apartment Building
• Non-Essential Employees Of Town Of Breckenridge Going Back To Working Remotely
• Local Experts Explain The Science Behind CDC's Shortened COVID Isolation Guidelines
• Colorado Health Department Following New CDC Guidelines For More Rapid Quarantine/Isolation
• 'Cases Will Continue To Rise': Allegheny County Reports Over 6,000 New Cases In A Week
• New York Weather: 12/28 Tuesday Afternoon CBS2 Weather Headlines
• Have You Seen Sebastian Gonzalez? Police Search For Missing Homestead Teen
• Maryland Weather: Cloudy & Mild, Plus A Chance For Showers Later
• Gov. Gavin Newsom Mulls Parole For RFK Assassin Sirhan Sirhan
• New COVID-19 Testing Locations Open In Tarrant County
• 'Dollar Day' Admission Returns To Downtown Baltimore Attractions For Extended Period
• Tuesday Is Deadline To Win First Cook County Marriage License In 2022
• Northeast Philadelphia COVID-19 Testing Site Forced To Turn People Away After Hitting Max Capacity
• Illinois FOID Cards And Concealed Carry Licenses To Be Streamlined In 2022
• Two Men Injured In Pair Of Baltimore Shootings, Police Say
• LAX Cancels 45 More Flights Tuesday Due to COVID-19 Issues
• Bone-Chilling Temperatures; Flurries In Wine Country; Sierra Remains Snowbound
• Michael's Cafe Plans To Reopen Timonium Location Next Week
• Illinois Saw A Population Decrease Of 122,000
• Orland Park Board Of Trustees Holding Meeting To Address New COVID Safety Requirements
• COVID In MN: 9,873 New Cases Reported Over Holiday Weekend
• Two Shot In Parking Lot Of Roseland Post Office, Six Vehicles Damaged By Gunfire
• U.S. Congressman Bobby Rush Tests Positive For COVID
• Pontiac Man With Oxygen Tank Burned Over 80% Of His Body Following Apartment Fire
• 911 Calls About Parking Lot Crash Lead To Police Finding Woman Shot At Lauderhill Apartment Complex
• Sheriff: 1 Killed, 4 Injured After Head-On Crash In Western WI
• Dolphins Are Making It Real Interesting For Patriots In AFC Playoff Race
• Police: Man Walks Into Police Station, Confesses To Killing Wife In Doral
• Maryland Courts Postpone Jury Trials Amid COVID-19 Surge
• Video Shows SUV Driving Away After Crashing Into Dorchester Nail Salon
• Brewery In Verona Temporarily Shutting Down Because Of COVID-19
• Abel Rodriguez In Custody After Police Chase That Started In Mesquite & Weaved Through Dallas
• Nail Salon Pays $1.75 Million To Florida Woman Who Lost Leg After Pedicure
• Joseph McCaughin Gets Life In Prison In Shooting Death Of His Ex-Girlfriend's New Boyfriend Ryan Robertson
• U.S. home prices surge 18.4% in October
• Kings Set To Resume Play Tuesday Evening Following Three Coronavirus Postponements
• Miami-Dade County Opens New Covid Testing Sites, Expands Hours
• Judge Orders NYC To Install Thousands Of New Crosswalk Signals
• Michigan Gov. Whitmer Signs Bill For Non-Teaching Staff To Work As Subs
• It Certainly Seems Like There Is No Hope For Celtics After Another Embarrassing Loss
• LA Health Officials Fear Further Surge Of COVID Cases As Pediatric Hospital Stays Rise Across The US
• Jury Continues Deliberating In Trial Of Ghislaine Maxwell
• New CDC isolation guidance meets corporate needs, union president says
• Harvard Temporarily Closes Sporting Events To General Public
• Shooting Victim Hospitalized After Stopping For Help In Edina
• Dallas Police Investigating After Shooting On Conway Street Leaves 2 Unidentified Men Dead
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Top 1,800; Positivity Rate Reaches 17.58%
• Tens Of Thousands Powerless As Snow Piles Up In Placer, Nevada Counties
• Suspect In Custody After SWAT Team Surrounds Home In Vanport
• 10 Things Gov. Ron DeSantis Wants From 2022 Legislative Session
• Colorado Weather: Ski Areas Get 5 Feet Of Snow In 5 Days, And Snow Is Finally Coming To Denver
• Powerball Ticket Sold At Auburn AM/PM Wins $554K In Christmas Drawing
• 6 Dead, Including Suspect, In Violent Crime Spree In Denver & Lakewood
• COVID: Omicron-Fueled Case Surge Leads to SF Scramble For Testing
• Police Identify Baltimore Man Killed In Shields Place Shooting
• Chicago Restaurateurs Say They Won't Have Time, Staff To Implement COVID-19 Vaccination Proof Requirement
• City Of Monrovia Prepares For Possible Mudslides In Bobcat Fire Burn Areas
• City Of Denton Animal Shelter Temporarily Closing Because Of Uptick In COVID Cases
• "Absolutely horrifying": Aid workers confirmed dead in Myanmar massacre
• Off-Duty Chicago Police Officer Wounds Man In Shootout Following Attempted Robbery In Calumet Heights
• Tom Brady Wishes He Was Brave Enough To Ask Bill Belichick For His New Year's Resolution Following A Loss
• $3.4M Lake Minnetonka Mansion Fire Investigated As Criminal
• Child COVID hospitalizations up 30% as Omicron spreads
• Ben Downing Drops Out Of Massachusetts Governor's Race
• Campbell Hopes To Stay Aggressive Going Forward
• Where Are You Most Likely To Get A Parking Ticket In Boston? Survey Shows Best And Worst Neighborhoods
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• Roadway Clear After Semi-Trailer Rollover Delays Traffic On I-76 Near Commerce City Tuesday Morning
• Philadelphia Eagles' Miles Sanders Ruled Out For Sunday's Game Against Washington Football Team Due To Broken Hand
• Health Experts: Omicron Variant 'Spreading Really Fast' In San Francisco Bay Area
• Can The Tides Success Help Michigan?
• Multiple Lanes Temporarily Closed On 210 Freeway In Glendora
• Mummy of ancient Egyptian pharaoh is "digitally unwrapped," revealing secrets
• State Police Trooper Reunites Family With Dog Found Wandering Route 3 On Christmas Day
• Money, Liquor Stolen During Break-Ins At Liquor Stores In Logan Square And West Rogers Park
• Mac Jones Appreciates David Andrews, Patriots Offensive Line Having His Back
• Small plane crash leaves fiery wreckage and thousands without power
• Gasbuddy Predicts Drivers Could Be Paying $4 For Gas By Memorial Day
• CPS Asks Students, Staff To Test For COVID-19 Before Returning From Break; Test Kits Due Tuesday
• Florida Adds 39,000 New COVID Cases From Christmas Weekend
• Police Search For Gunman After Gilberto Gayosso Shot Dead In Queens
• Fauci: U.S. should "seriously" consider vaccine mandate for domestic flights
• Miami Weather: Unseasonably Warm Weather Continues Ahead Of Cooler Temps
• Apple Closing Some Stores To Shoppers After Spike In New COVID Cases
• South Florida Hospitals Feeling Stress From Omicron Variant
• Police: Off-Duty Officer Wounded In Shooting In West Orange
• New Mandates In New Jersey To Help Stop COVID Spread
• Philadelphia Will Require Proof Of COVID-19 Vaccination To Eat Inside Restaurants Starting Next Week
• American University of Afghanistan's students are scattered all over the world, but their education continues
• Carjackings Reported Overnight In Ukrainian Village, Lakeview East
• Parents charged after 13-year-old shoots 5-year-old brother to death
• WATCH: Coast Guard Rescues Group Of Stranded Boaters In Little Egg Harbor Near Atlantic City
• All 7′3″ On The Court As Kristaps Porzingis Dominates, Leads Mavericks Past Trail Blazers
• NYPD Searching For Man Wanted In Antisemitic Attack In Brooklyn
• Driver Of Vehicle Dies Following Violent Crash Along Interstate 279
• Flu rebounding after lowest season ever recorded
• Powerball Jackpot Rises To $441 Million After No Winner In Latest Drawing
• American Consumers Feeling The Pinch As Inflation Rates Reach Highest Point In Three Decades
• Pittsburgh Weather: Rain Chances, Cool Temperatures
• China irate over space station "close encounters" with Musk satellites
• Riot Games agrees to pay $100 million to settle gender-based suit
• As New Year's Eve Approaches, COVID-19 Throws Wrench In Plans For Bars And Restaurants
• Charges: Dolores Alvarado Left Suspicious Package At Ramsey Co. Courthouse, Had 'Issues' With County
• Parents Charged After 13-Year-Old Shoots, Kills 5-Year-Old Brother In Penn Hills
• Firefighters Battle Flames At Sharpsburg Home
• 1 Killed In Becker County House Fire ID'd
• Shooting spree leaves five dead, including suspect, in Denver area
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• Pitt Players, Coaches Visit Kids At Children's Hospital In Atlanta
• Pa. Gov. Tom Wolf Taps New Election Secretary For Last Year In Office
• Lotus Cancels Two Concerts Due To COVID-19 Issues
• Peach Bowl To Provide Pitt's Nick Patti With First Start Since 'Forever Ago'

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• Former Senator Harry Reid dies at age 82
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• Holiday shopping increased this year despite record inflation
• New York City's strictest vaccine mandate takes effect
• Committee investigating January 6 Capitol attack to make probe more public
• Arizona students do good deeds for hospice patients
• CBS viewers aid military families facing hunger
• Hydrogen-powered ferry launched to combat climate change
• Family of slain innocent bystander seeks justice after deadly LAPD shooting
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• Nationwide Omicron surge causes major disruptions
• Record-breaking winter weather grips western states
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• Family mourns 14-year-old bystander killed in LAPD shooting
• Expert breaks down CDC's shorter COVID isolation guidelines as Omicron cases surge
• Taliban dissolves Afghanistan’s election commissions and peace ministry
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• House panel probing January 6 Capitol riot may hold public hearings in 2022
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