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Articles from January 3, 2022

• Wolves Rout Clippers 122-104
• Already-Endangered Young Salmon In Sacramento River Latest Victim Of Drought
• 'What Are We Doing To Really Solve The Issues?' — Questions Arise After Two Sacramento Homicides In First 2 Days Of The Year
• Frustrations Grow As Crews Fall Behind On Clearing Foliage From Sacramento Streets
• Jordan Poole Scores 32 Off Bench, Warriors Beat Heat, 115-108
• Four Suffer Minor Injuries In Multi-Vehicle Freeway Crash In Sylmar
• 'That's The Most Painful Image:' Mother, Daughter Killed In Norwalk Crash
• Housing Directory Available For Those Displaced By Marshall Fire
• Carver Boy Who Opened Food Pantry That Serves Thousands Is Now Battling Leukemia
• Should We Be Double Masking? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID Questions
• Candlelight Vigil Held For 3 Victims Of Homewood New Year's Eve Shooting
• 'Test To Stay' Program Begins In New Jersey As Students Return To Schools Across The State
• NYPD Saves The Day In Far Rockaway After High Tide Flooding Threatens To Keep Kids From School
• Ben Roethlisberger Leads Steelers To Win Over Browns In Possibly His Final Game At Heinz Field
• Gov. DeSantis: State Needs Additional 30,000 To 40,000 Monoclonal Antibody Treatment Doses
• A Year After January 6 Capitol Riot, Hundreds Face Charges But Questions Remain
• Protesters Rally Against Proposed Construction Of 2 High-Rises In Harlem
• Saint Vincent Hospital Nurses Approve New Deal To End Historic Strike
• Snowstorm Cancels Hundreds Of Flights On Busy Travel Day, Travelers Stranded At BWI
• Rangers Sit Atop NHL After Kreider, Strome Lead Way In Win Over Oilers
• Manchester Police Offering Cash Reward In Search For 7-Year-Old Harmony Montgomery, Missing Since 2019
• State Vows To Announce More COVID Testing Options This Week
• 'They Just Come In And We Give Them Whatever They Need': Surviving Louisville Businesses Helping Neighbors Who Lost Everything In The Firestorm
• Chicago Weather: Clear Skies, Wind Chills In Single Digits
• Morant, Hot-Shooting Grizzlies Hand Nets Third Straight Loss
• Bulls Extend Win Streak To 8 Games, Beat Magic
• Nagy: Justin Fields Will Start Season's Final Game If Healthy
• Drivers Find Mayhem On Maryland Roads After Snowstorm
• COVID-19 Omicron Variant Making 'Real Impact' In Texas Children
• Anne Arundel County Fourth Grader Dies From COVID-19 Complications
• Kyle Kuzma, Bradley Beal Lead Wizards Over Hornets 124-121
• What Happens To Unclaimed Lottery Winnings? How Much Is Left Behind In Minnesota?
• COVID-19 Transmission In North Texas Reaches Highest Level Yet, Plus Spike In Hospitalizations
• U.S. Rep. Bobby Rush To Announce He Won't Be Running For Reelection, Sources Say
• South Jersey Residents Fear Potential Icy Morning Commute After Snow, Freezing Cold
• Maryland State Police Respond To Over 800 Calls, Nearly 200 Crashes After Snowstorm
• Nearly 13K Still Without Power Monday Evening After Snowstorm, BGE Says
• FDNY: 3 Injured In High-Rise Fire In Rockaway Park
• COVID Testing In MN: 'Very High' Demand Prompts MSP Airport Site To Switch To Appointments Only
• San Jose Police Investigate Double Shooting Near Rosemary Gardens Neighborhood
• Baltimore City Schools Push To Keep Classrooms Open Despite Omicron Surge, More Baltimore County Schools Go Virtual
• 'Despicable Human Being': Brother Of I-70 Crash Victim Blasts Gov. Jared Polis For Reducing Sentence For Rogel Aguilera-Mederos
• Inmates Set Multiple Fires At Baltimore Prison, Officials Say
• Not Even A 7-Game Winning Streak Was Enough To Save Dolphins
• Back At .500, Ravens Have Little Chance Of Playoffs
• After They Piled Up At FedEx Dropboxes, Many CPS Students' COVID-19 Tests Rendered 'Invalid'
• Philadelphia's Proof Of Vaccine Mandate For Indoor Dining, Sporting Events Goes Into Effect Monday
• YMCA Of Metro Chicago Offers Free Memberships To Rauner Family Y In Little Village, Access To Other Y Locations For Residents Of Certain ZIP Codes
• Landry Award Winner Jaxon Smith-Njigba From Rockwall High Celebrated For Historic Performance In Rose Bowl
• California twins born just 15 minutes apart, but in different years
• LAUSD Will Require Negative COVID-19 Tests Before Return To Classrooms
• Thornton Township Supervisor Frank Zuccarelli Dies
• San Francisco Family Fed Up With Delays in 2011 Nightclub Brawl Homicide Case
• Three Dead After Collision With Snow Plow In Montgomery County
• More Than 1,600 Pot Plants Seized In Valley Springs; 1 Cited
• Investigators Focus On Specific Location In Marshall Fire
• Joel Embiid's Triple-Double Powers 76ers Past Rockets 133-113
• COVID: Long Wait For Tests As Bay Area Health Officials Brace For Post Holiday Surge
• Flight Delays, Cancellations Persist At Dallas Airports Due To COVID-19 And Winter Weather
• Hundreds Protest Vaccine Mandate For Children At California State Capitol
• West Virginia Officials Warn Of Message Scam Over COVID-19 Vaccine Status
• Man Wanted In Lancaster Bank Robbery
• Elizabeth Holmes Convicted Of Fraud But Acquitted On Other Charges
• 1 Injured In Apartment Fire In Roseville
• More Residents Allowed To Return Home After Marshall Fire
• UPDATE: French Bulldog Stolen in San Francisco's Marina District Safely Recovered
• 'This Is My Community': For Many PG&E Linemen, Getting Power Back On In Foothills Is Personal
• UPDATE: Elizabeth Holmes Found Guilty Of Conspiracy To Defraud Investors
• Help Needed To Find At-Risk Person Yaxin Zheng, 48
• Former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes Found Guilty Of Conspiracy To Defraud Investors
• Cook County Medical Examiner: More Gun Homicides Countywide In 2021 Than Any Other Year On Record
• Illinois Marijuana Sales In 2021 Top Out At More Than Double Those Of 2020
• Jake Harris And Justin Luna Of Lakeview Issued First Cook County Marriage License Of The New Year
• Man Who Escaped Minnesota Jail Charged In Oregon Shooting
• Playoff-Less Vikings, Mike Zimmer Enter A Week Of Uncertainty
• Students Returning To New York City Public Schools Greeted By Many COVID-19 Protocols And, In Some Cases, Substitute Teachers
• Boulder Valley Schools Students Conflicted About Return Date After Marshall Fire
• 'It's Hard to Feel Happy': Some Feel Mixed Emotions After Marshall Fire Spares Their Homes
• Sonoma County Sheriff Asks for Public's Help Finding Guerneville Bank Robbery Suspect
• 15,000+ New COVID-19 Cases Reported In Orange County
• While Adults Spin Their Wheels In The Snow, The Kids Break Out Their Sleds
• Andrew Cuomo Attorney: Former Gov Will Not Face Charges For Handling Of COVID Nursing Home Deaths
• Tent And Trailer Serve As West Fort Worth's Newest Fire Station
• California Lawmakers Greeted By New Maps, New Building, New Laws In Return To Capitol
• Back To School: Students Return From Winter Break Amid Surge In COVID-19 Infections
• 15% Of Flights Canceled At Pittsburgh International Airport, Stranding Holiday Travelers
• Citing New York City's Economic Needs, Mayor Eric Adams Urges Companies To Consider Returning Staff To Offices
• Chicago Restaurants, Gyms Report Smooth Operations On First Day Of COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate
• Marshall Fire: Louisville's Police Chief Among Those Whose Homes Were Destroyed
• Home Test Kits Make Back To School Easy For Sac City Unified Families
• 'Jersey Boys' Still Going Strong All These Years Later, This Time Off-Broadway And Despite COVID-19
• Judge Clears Way for Lawsuit Over FIU Fees
• Elizabeth Holmes Convicted Of Fraud, But Acquitted On Other Charges
• Assisted-Living Facility Calling On Relatives To Take Care Of Loved Ones As Omicron Forces Staff To Quarantine
• Mother's Ex-Boyfriend, Shawn Casey Adkins, Indicted For Texas Teen's Murder
• Report: Sources Say Klay Thompson To Play With Warriors Against Cavs
• Pennsylvania's Elections In 2022 Most Significant In 3 Generations
• Pittsburgh Health Systems Seeing 'Continuous Increase' In COVID-19 Hospitalizations
• Mixed Feelings As Schools Decide To Go All-Remote Temporarily In Mount Vernon, Yonkers
• Americans with opposing political views learn to see each other beyond labels
• New Law Makes Many Surprise Medical Bills Illegal
• COVID-Related Pediatric Hospitalizations Nearly Doubled In December
• Judge Refuses to Nix UF Professors' Lawsuit
• How Will Mayor Ed Gainey Lead Pittsburgh?
• Suspect Located In Hit-And-Run Death Of Iliana Tasso, 8: 'She Was A Good Child'
• Local Food Pantry Closes For A Week After Fireworks From New Year's Eve Celebration Cause Damage
• Community Pitches In To Help Those Who Lost Everything In The Marshall Fire
• Some Parents Apprehensive About Sending Kids Back To School After Holiday Break
• Webster Tube Connecting Oakland To Alameda Closing For Maintenance For 2 Nights
• Black women face higher risk of death during pregnancy
• Former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes Convicted Of Fraud, Acquitted On Other Charges
• Kelly Turner Pleads Guilty To Some Charges In Death Of Her 7-Year-Old Daughter
• Baker, Department Of Education Defend KN95 Masks Given To Massachusetts Teachers
• Drivers Should Prepare For Planned I-70 Closures In Eagle County On Tuesday
• Riverside County Surpasses 400,000 Total COVID Cases
• Bulls Back To Full Strength; 7 Game Win Streak Following Second Buzzer Beater From DeMar DeRozan
• Winter Storm In New Jersey Means Fun In The Snow, For Some
• Long COVID Testing Lines Across Massachusetts Force Some To Wait Hours In The Cold
• Man Shot, Killed During Fight Inside North Philadelphia Deli, Police Say
• Around The Table: New Year Finances
• Broward Health Suffered Data Breach That Exposed Personal Info Of Patients, Employees
• 'It's Going To Be Sorely Missed': Black Dog Cafe Closes In St. Paul's Lowertown
• Man Steals Snowblower From Ald. Raymond Lopez's Office In West Englewood
• Ben Roethlisberger, Steelers Fans Eye One Last Stand At Heinz Field
• California COVID Cases, Hospitalizations Continue Surge; Holiday Numbers Pending
• Parts Of Southern New Jersey Get Snow And Coastal Flooding Amid Winter Storm
• High School And College Students, Unemployed Sought To Remedy Minnnesota's Health Care Worker Shortage
• Patriots Place Two Players On Reserve/COVID List To Start Week 18
• Southwest Passengers In Denver Left Frustrated With Mounds Of Baggage
• Students Wait In Line For COVID Tests As Schools Deal With Post-Holiday COVID Issues
• AAA: Florida Gas Prices Averaged $2.93 In 2021, Highest Annual Average In Seven Years
• FDA Authorizes COVID Vaccine Boosters For Kids 12 To 15 Years Old
• Colorado State University Requires COVID Booster
• Expert Describes Recent COVID Surge As 'A Flash Flood' As More People Test Positive For The Virus
• Bruce Blakeman Sworn In As Nassau County Executive, Draws Ire For Ceremony Not Requiring Masks Or Proof Of Vaccination
• South Florida Hospitals Dealing With Omicron Surge
• How Do Monoclonal Antibody COVID-19 Programs Work?
• Metra UP-N Trains Halted In Glencoe After Vehicle Is Struck By Train
• I-70 Reopens After 17-Vehicle Crash In Glenwood Canyon
• DPW Warns Road Conditions, Rise In COVID-19 Cases Could Delay Trash, Recycling Pickup On Tuesday
• Nearly 200 DWI Arrests Over Holiday Weekend: 'Too Many Minnesotans Rang In The New Year Behind Bars'
• 16-Year-Old Girl Killed, 2 Others Wounded In Dorchester Shooting
• Pandemic Pushed Some People To Get Healthier, Lose Weight
• Massachusetts Reports 390 Road Deaths In 2021, Most In Any Year Dating Back To 2009
• Thousands Of Flights Canceled, Delayed At Start Of Workweek
• After Constant Airline Delays And Cancelations, Sen. Ed Markey Says It's Time For Passengers Bill Of Rights
• Young North Texans Get COVID-19 Boosters Following FDA Approval
• NFL World Celebrates Ben Roethlisberger's Career Ahead Of Monday's Game Against Browns
• Video: Fire Engine Blocked By Snow-Seekers Double Parked Along Wrightwood's Mountain Roads
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• Arctic Blast 2.0: Another Significant Freeze On Way To North Texas By Friday Morning
• Airline Staff Shortages Continue Causing Flight Cancellations At MIA, FLL
• President Biden Meets Farmers, Ranchers & Independent Processors To Tackle Rising Meat Prices
• Twin Brothers Found Dead Days After House Fire Near Duluth, Sheriff Says
• 'You Will Lose Patience': Boulder County Sheriff Says Marshall Fire Investigation Will Take A While
• Boulder Restaurants Offering Free Food To Marshall Fire Victims & First Responders
• New COVID-19 Test Site Opens At Miami Marine Stadium
• Jersey Shore Residents See Most Snow In About 4 Years: 'I Wasn't Expecting All This'
• Early Voting Underway In Broward's Special General & Special Primary Elections
• Michigan DNR Reaches Deal On Trail Grooming In Southeastern Upper Peninsula
• No Burn Order In Effect Through Tuesday For Many Parts Of Southland
• Heavy Snow Brings Treacherous Commutes To Anne Arundel County
• New Mask Rules For Miami-Dade, Broward Schools After Holiday Break
• Another 8 Baltimore County Schools Will Shift To Virtual Learning This Week, School System Says
• Burlington County Declares Code Blue Weather Emergency Monday Night As Snow, Freezing Temps Hit
• Elk Grove Police Chief Announces Intent To Retire This Year
• Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions About FDA Emergency Approval Of Booster Shots For Kids Ages 12-To-15
• New Jersey Needs Federal Help Fighting New Surge In COVID-19 Cases, Gov. Phil Murphy Says
• Death Of Jim Rogers, Man Tased By Pittsburgh Police, Ruled Accident By Medical Examiner
• Downed Trees Complicate Annapolis Cleanup After Heavy, Wet Snow
• Philadelphia Federation Of Teachers Calling On School District To Pause In-Person Learning Over Spike In COVID-19 Cases
• Massachusetts Reports 31,184 New COVID-19 Cases Over 3 Days, Positivity Rate Near 20%
• California Supreme Court Rejects Early Releases For Violent Felons
• Antonio Brown Does Not Believe Ben Roethlisberger's Career Is Over
• State Senator Scott Wilk Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Philadelphia Eagles Place 12 Players On COVID-19 List After Clinching Playoff Spot
• Broncos Have Never Fixed Their Shortcomings Under Vic Fangio
• Crews Remain On Baltimore Roads After Snowfall To De-Ice, Resalt
• Parents Sending Kids Back To School Amid COVID Surge Nervous About The Weeks Ahead
• Confused About NFL's Lowering The Helmet Penalty? Bill Belichick Helps Explain What Officials Are Looking For
• 'No Surprises Act' Goes In Effect As Patients Receive Protections From Surprise Medical Bills
• LAFC Names Steve Cherundolo As New Head Coach
• School, Work, Travel Can Wait As Snow Blankets U.S. Capital
• San Francisco's Cable Car Line Running Again After Weekend Shutdown
• Suspect Wanted For Bank Robbery In Gold Coast
• Man In Critical Condition After Assault In San Francisco Tenderloin District
• Larry Krasner Sworn In For Second Term As Philadelphia District Attorney
• Minnesota Vikings Place 5 Players On Reserve/COVID-19 List, Including Tackles Darrisaw, O'Neill
• Snow Falls Across Maryland As First Major Winter Storm Arrives
• Harbaugh Says He Didn't Consider Letting Rams Score To Allow More Time For Game-Winning Comeback
• WEB EXTRA: Sherry Hancock Talks About Frozen Pants, Snowy Pasta And Other Winter Sculptures
• NFL Finale Will Be Showdown For Playoffs: Chargers At Raiders
• Hedge Fund CEO David McCormick Resigns Ahead Of Anticipated US Senate Run In Pennsylvania
• Jury Trials In Jefferson, Gilpin Counties Suspended Through January 21st
• Rocklin Construction Site Burglary Suspect Identified As James Watson Of Carmichael
• Baltimore Police Department Announces Public Viewing For Slain Officer Keona Holley
• THB Bagelry & Deli Celebrates National Bagel Day With Free Bagels
• Vehicle Hits, Kills Pedestrian on Interstate 80 Onramp In Richmond
• Harford County Mandates Face Coverings Inside Government Buildings
• Lewisville Firefighter/Paramedic Expecting First Child Next Month Passes Away Unexpectedly
• Cal State Northridge Women's Basketball Team Cancels Third Game
• Mac Jones Was Pretty Fired Up About One Christmas Gift: A Flashlight From His Girlfriend
• Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo Points To Need For 'High-Value' Testing
• Philadelphia Health Department Warns Residents Of 'Unaffiliated' Pop-Up COVID Testing Tents In Center City
• Apple Becomes First U.S. Company Worth $3 Trillion
• Suspect In Stolen Vehicle Surrenders To Police After Pursuit
• Some Michigan Schools Expecting COVID Surge Go Virtual, Cancel Classes
• Farmer Fined For Feral Swine Imported Illegally From Texas Into El Paso County
• Will Cowboys Rest Key Players In Final Game Before Playoffs?
• $16.25 Million Winning Lotto Texas Ticket Sold In Flower Mound
• Fire Damages Iglesias de Dios In Miami
• Head Start Vaccine Mandate Blocked In Florida
• New Year Bridge Toll Hikes May Be Tipping Point for Bay Area Commuters
• Disaster Recovery Center Offers One-Stop Resource Hub For Those Impacted By Marshall Fire
• Church Leaders At Risk As COVID Takes A Toll On Pastors As Well As Parishioners
• NH Secretary Of State Bill Gardner, Serving 23rd Term, Will Leave Office
• Bay Area Forecasters Anticipate More Rain, Snow; Possible Flooding From King Tides
• IRS Extends Filing Deadline For Those Impacted By Marshall Fire
• Philadelphia Weather: Winter Storm Warning In Effect For Jersey Shore, Parts Of Delaware
• Montgomery County Commissioner Dr. Val Arkoosh Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Arrest Made In MOA Shooting That Injured 2
• Illinois Sets New COVID-19 Hospitalization Record; 'Our Hospitals Are Still Completely Overwhelmed'
• Powerball Jackpot Jumps To $540 Million Ahead Of Monday's Drawing
• Illinois State Police Release Statement From Family Of Fallen Bradley Officer Sgt. Marlene Rittmanic
• Delaware Schools, Government Offices Close As Storm Dumps Snow Across Region
• Chicago Weather: Temperatures Struggle With Blast Of Artic Air
• Tom Brady Signs Autograph For Jets Rookie Brandin Echols, Who Intercepted QB Before Bucs' Comeback Victory
• Code Blue Alert Issued For Baltimore From Monday Afternoon Until Tuesday Morning
• Offenders Steal Thousands Of Dollars In Merchandise From Retail Store In Lincoln Park
• Southern California beaches closed after massive sewage spill
• Boulder Valley School District Classes To Resume Wednesday After Marshall Fire
• Black Lawmakers To Sue To Block Michigan Redistricting Maps
• $500,000 Settlement Between Jeffrey Epstein, Prince Andrew Accuser Virginia Giuffre Made Public
• Salinas Police Cite Man For Spinning Donuts in Front of Police Station
• Hogan Urges Marylanders To Stay Off Roads, Says 60K Power Outages Have Been Reported During Snow Fall
• Ivanka Trump And Donald Trump Jr. Subpoenaed By New York Attorney General Letitia James In Fraud Investigation
• Ed Gainey Sworn In As Pittsburgh's 1st Black Mayor
• Caught On Video: Brooklyn Flower Shop Robbed At Gunpoint
• Boulder County Chief Judge Suspends Jury Trial Due To Rising COVID Cases
• University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Center Activates Crisis Standards of Care Protocols
• Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick In Quarantine After Testing Positive For COVID-19
• David Ortiz Still The Leading Hall Of Fame Vote-Getter, But Outlook May Not Be Great For First-Year Induction
• Police Shoot, Injure 2 People After Burglary At San Leandro Cannabis Dispensary
• Samiyah Williams Charged With First-Degree Murder In Connection To Killing Of Her Mother's Fiancé On New Year's Eve, Officials Say
• Millions return to in-person classes despite huge jump in COVID cases
• Approaching Storm Could Bring 6-8 Inches Of Snow To Donner Pass
• Chicago Proof Of Vaccination Mandate Goes Into Effect Monday For Everyone 5 And Older
• Illinois Police Issue Alert Of Scammers Using Fake GoFundMe Accounts Using Name Of Fallen Bradley Officer
• NASA: Exploding Meteor 'Likely Culprit' In Pittsburgh's New Year's Day Boom
• Midwest Economy Confidence Improves, In Final 2021 Report
• 1 Teen Dead, Another Hurt In North Minneapolis Shooting
• Hospitals In For 'Rough' January, Says UMass Memorial Health Care President
• Sen Bennet Says 'Think About The Kids' In The Boulder County Fires
• Philadelphia International Airport Reporting Cancellations, Delays As It Manages Winter Weather, COVID Staffing Shortages
• UPDATE: Pedestrian Killed After Being Struck By Multiple Cars In San Jose Hit-and-Run Crash
• New York Attorney General Subpoenas Former President Trump, Donald Trump, Jr. And Ivanka Trump
• With 94 Personnel Sick With COVID Or In Isolation, San Diego Fire Institutes 'Emergency Brown-Out Plan'
• Cape Cod, Islands Could See Up To 3+ Inches Of Snow Monday Evening
• Evergreen Bids 'Good Riddance' To 2021 With Lake Plunge
• FDA Authorizes COVID Booster Shots For Adolescents As Young As 12
• UCLA, UCI Begin Winter Quarter Classes Remotely
• Loud Sirens From Protesters Disrupt Swearing-In Ceremony At Boston City Hall
• COVID In Minnesota: State's Now Had Over 10K ICU Hospitalizations Since Start Of Pandemic
• Advocate Aurora Health Sees Hundreds Of Hospitalizations As COVID Cases Increase
• Chicago Public Schools Classes Resume Monday Despite Concerns About COVID-19 Surge
• Caught On Video: Gunpoint Robbery In Hunts Point Elevator
• Detroit Business School To Reopen This Year As An HBCU
• Robber Holds Up Sunoco In Oakland
• Florida Unemployment Claims At Pre-Pandemic Levels
• Woman Visiting From Colombia Missing in Santa Rosa
• Maryland Mandates Face Coverings Inside State Buildings
• Divers find WWII submarine that sank in "rare" naval confrontation
• Michigan Schools Hiring More Than 500 Mental Health Staffers
• University Of Maryland Will Require Proof Of Vaccination Or Negative COVID Test To Attend Indoor Sporting Events
• Broncos Ousted From Playoff Contention, Lament Lost Season
• Allegheny Health Network Reinstates Temporary COVID-19 Restrictions For Visitors
• Woman Shot, Killed In Apparent Rostraver Township Road Rage Incident
• FDA Allows COVID Booster Shots For Children 12 to 15 Years Old
• Massachusetts Gas Prices Remain 10 Cents Above National Average, AAA Says
• Adams Weighing COVID Booster Mandate For City Workers, Says It's His 'Next Move And Decision'
• Antioch Police Witness Drug Buy, Arrest Man Possessing Automatic Handgun
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Surpass 2,700
• FDA Authorizes COVID Vaccine Booster Shots For Children As Young As 12
• Parker County Sheriff's Searching For Suspect After 'Multiple' Burglaries At Storage Facility
• Driver Charged After Allegedly Running From Serious 4-Car Crash On Route 3 In Duxbury
• Mayor Scott Urges Residents, Visitors To Avoid Streets As Snowstorm Hits Baltimore
• 1 Killed, Others Injured When People Standing Outside Stalled Vehicle Struck By Another Vehicle
• United Federation Of Teachers Not Happy With New York City's Decision To Have In-Person Learning In Schools On Monday
• Aurora Man Shot While Driving On I-70, Police Now Looking For Suspect
• How green can Beijing's "green Olympics" really be?
• LA County Offers To Mail Free, At-Home COVID Test Kits To Residents
• Belichick, Patriots Teammates Praise Mac Jones After Team Clinches Playoff Spot
• Body Found On I-75 Near Michigan Avenue, MSP Says
• Postal Service Restored In Louisville After Marshall Fire
• Sky-Gazers: Mark Your Calendars For These Events In 2022
• Jaylen Brown Joins Prestigious Group In Celtics History With 50-Point Game In Comeback Win Over Magic
• Chief Judge Suspends Jury Trials In Arapahoe, Douglas, Lincoln, And Elbert Counties Due To High COVID Rates
• Late Scoring Surge Pushes Kings Past Heat 115-113
• Another Winter Storm Is Already Heading For Colorado With More Snow For Denver
• FDA Authorizes COVID Vaccine Booster Shots For Americans As Young As 12
• Prince Andrew starts 2022 facing a possible sex abuse trial
• MSU, UM Requiring Proof Of Vaccination Or Negative Test For Events
• Brazil's Bolsonaro rushed to hospital for intestinal blockage
• FDA Expands Pfizer Boosters For More Teens As Omicron Surges
• City Of Denver Shuts Down Cabin Tap House Following Deadly Shooting On New Year's Eve
• Hogan Announces State Employee Union Agreements
• Leo Carrillo State Park, Where Campground Was Flooded By Rain-Swollen Creek, To Remain Closed Through Jan. 31
• Airlines Continue Scrapping U.S. Flights After More Than 5,000 Weekend Cancellations
• Citing Rising Omicron Cases, UT-Dallas Delays Start Of Spring Semester
• Michigan's Comeback Season Ends
• Little Caesars' Hot-N-Ready Pizza No Longer Costs $5
• 16-Year-Old Byron Thompson Killed In New Year's Day Shooting Near Temple University: Philadelphia Police
• FDA Expands Pfizer Boosters For More Children As Omicron Surges
• LIST: School And Government Office Closures & Delays
• FDA Allows Pfizer Booster Shots For Kids Ages 12-To-15
• Lanes Of I-80 That Were Closed At West El Camino Avenue Reopen
• FDA Expands Pfizer Boosters For Kids As Young As 12
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/3 Monday Snow Forecast
• Robo-dogs and therapy bots: Artificial intelligence goes cuddly
• 155 Boston School Employees Out Sick Following Winter Break
• Alabama Family That Recently Moved To Colorado Loses Home To Marshall Fire
• Peter King Speculates That Patriots-Bills Playoff Meeting Would Be On Monday Night Of Wild Card Weekend
• Pistons Edge Spurs 117-116 In OT
• Hundreds Of Pets Missing After Marshall Fire; Community Groups Work To Reunite Animals With Owners
• PTL Links: Jan. 3, 2022
• Bill Belichick Explains Patriots' Philosophy On Signing Undrafted Free Agents
• MDTA Investigating New Year's Day Crash That Killed Baltimore Woman
• Flight Cancellations, Delays Continue At LAX
• Baker: 'Vast Majority' Of Massachusetts Schools Open After Winter Break, Despite COVID Concerns
• Lions Rookie St. Brown Is Turning Heads
• Fauci says testing requirement under consideration for isolation guidelines
• Former Red Sox Pitcher Jim Corsi Shares Emotional Story Of His Battle With Terminal Cancer
• CDOT Coping with Plow Driver Shortage While Looking to Hire more Drivers on.
• Cold Front Arrives in South Florida This Monday Adding Relief From A Very Warm Pattern
• FEMA Head Returns To Colorado, Tours Boulder County Fire Damage
• Airlines Continue Scrapping U.S. Flights After More Than 5,000 Weekend Cancelations
• 6 Dead, 25 Wounded In Weekend Shootings In Chicago
• Fast-growing Omicron wave could hit India hard
• Patriots Still Have Shot At AFC East, No. 1 Seed In AFC In Week 18
• Alert fan's unique warning helps NHL team staffer nip cancer in bud
• Flights Destined For BWI Thurgood Marshall Grounded Due To Weather
• Travel Woes Continue With More Flights Canceled, Delayed At MSP Airport Monday
• Boy, 12, Shot And Killed In Bedroom In Englewood
• CES 2022: "The show will and must go on"
• 200-million-year-old dinosaur footprints discovered on beach
• 1 Shot, 1 Other Injured During Wedding At Banquet Hall In Bridgeview
• Marjorie Taylor Greene has been suspended from Twitter permanently
• Maryland Closes 5 State-Run COVID-19 Testing Sites Due To Weather
• Man Accused Of Trying To Strangle A Woman With A Shoelace At Miami-Dade Bus Stop
• Marshall Fire: Missing Person Found Alive Days After Firestorm
• More U.S. flights grounded after some 5,000 weekend cancellations
• Biden tells Ukraine that U.S. will act "decisively" if Russia invades
• 'I'm At Peace,' Former Red Sox Pitcher Jim Corsi Shares Emotional Story Of Terminal Cancer Battle
• Testing Sites Overwhelmed As COVID-19 Numbers Continue To Surge
• Winter storm system moving up East Coast for year's first workday
• Gottlieb says Omicron appears to be a "milder strain" of COVID-19, but pediatric danger remains
• Drew Peterson To Ask Will County Judge To Overturn His Murder Conviction
• Cheney says House January 6 panel "will not be deterred"
• Antonio Brown "no longer a Buc" after midgame exit
• Jan. 6 investigator Jamie Raskin: "I'm not gonna see American democracy go down the tubes."
• Explaining Web3: Should you believe the hype?
• Patriots-Dolphins Set For 4:25pm Kickoff In Week 18
• Goldman Sachs Joins List Of Wall Street Firms Telling Workers To Stay Remote
• Experts Weigh In On Children Going Back To School While LA COVID Cases Surge
• Gary Public Schools Switch To Remote Learning
• Missing teens rescued by Coast Guard after writing "SOS" in snow
• Texas Releases First Part Of 2020 Election Audit, Few Issues In State's Largest Counties
• More COVID Testing Sites To Open In Broward Starting Monday
• Chicago Weather: Bitter Wind Chills
• Man bought Lamborghini, Rolex, more with COVID funds, feds say
• Dakota, Ojibwe Memorial Ride Draws Large Crowd From 2 States
• COVID-19 Surge Forces Main Line Health To Pause All Elective Surgeries, Procedures For 2 Weeks
• 4 women choke to death on New Year's rice cakes
• Arrest Warrant Issued For Man Wanted In December Downtown Pittsburgh Shooting
• A Return After 10 Games For Luka And A Dallas Mavericks Win Over The Thunder
• LeBron James Leads Lakers Past Wolves, 108-103
• "No worries" and "circle back" among annual list of banished phrases
• Police, Firefighters Respond To 2 Separate Car Crashes In Glenolden, Delaware County
• Pittsburgh Weather: Chilly Temperatures For Steelers Game
• Delaware's Christina School District Closed Monday Due To Winter Storm
• North Catholic High School Closed Due To Power Outage
• Students Return To Classrooms Following Holiday Break As COVID-19 Cases Surge
• School Closings And Delays For Monday, January 3, 2022
• 2 Killed In Beaver County Crash
• Hempfield Township Launches Online Service Center
• 'Be Prepared': Several Hospitalized With Frostbite Over Weekend In Twin Cities
• Meet The First Twin Cities Baby Born In 2022
• Hundreds Line Up For COVID-19 Testing At Sites In Allegheny County
• PennDOT Prepared For Winter Weather If, When It Arrives
• Show Me A Good Time - All American
• Past is Prologue - 4400
• Monkeys, Donuts and X-Men - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• Virtual Magic, Psychic Worms, and Hans Klok - Masters of Illusion
• The Blind Magician and Floating Off a Barstool - Masters of Illusion
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• Pick Your Poison - Batwoman
• It's Not What You Think - Walker
• I Thought You'd Be Happier to See Me - Legacies
• Stray Bullet Hits Home In Everett
• Chocolate Magic - Penn & Teller: Fool Us
• The Confession of the Long Night - Nancy Drew
• Jonathan Mangum 11 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Greg Proops 7 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Episode 208 - World's Funniest Animals
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