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Articles from January 4, 2022

• 'Jeopardy!' Champ Amy Schneider Robbed in Oakland's Adams Point Neighborhood
• COVID Omicron Surge: Oakland Unified Says Mass Testing Over Holidays Finds Nearly 1,000 Cases Among Staff, Students
• 'I Think We'll Be OK': Family In Mourning After Sacramento Man Killed In Christmas Eve Morro Bay Shark Attack
• Beverly Hills City Council Joins Recall of LA County District Attorney
• Police Funding Draws Heated Debate At Sacramento City Council Meeting
• Good Samaritan Tracks Down Suspect After Alleged Attack In Modesto
• Troy Terry Gets 1st NHL Hat Trick, Ducks Defeat Flyers 4-1
• LeBron James, Malik Monk Lead Lakers' Late Rally Past Kings, 122-114
• Nevada County Considers Bringing In Truck Showers For Residents As Power Outage Continues
• Mother Seeks Justice For Daughter Killed In Crash Caused By LA County Sherriff's Deputy
• LeBron, Monk Lead Lakers' Late Rally Past Kings, 122-114
• Strike Looming Over Many King Soopers Stores In Colorado
• 'You'll Get Through It': Waldo Canyon Fire Victim Offers Words Of Advice For Marshall Fire Victims
• 2,000 Rounds Of Ammunition Found With Stephen Roch, Man Arrested For Threatening Firefighters At Marshall Fire
• New Video Appears To Show Start Of Marshall Fire
• Kelly Ernby, Orange County Deputy DA And Assembly Candidate, Dies Of COVID-19 Complications
• Chicago Teachers Union Votes In Favor Of Going To Remote Learning; CPS CEO Martinez Says Such A Vote Means Schools Will Be Open, But Classes Canceled
• Chicago Weather: Winter Weather Advisory In Effect Starting Overnight
• Brett Dimick Has Been Indicted In Wrigleyville Hit-And-Run That Killed Woman, But Survivor Doesn't Feel Comforted
• Attorney Says Lyft Failed To Help Rideshare Driver Whose Car Was Fired Upon, And Who Was Then Beaten At His Passengers' Destination
• Insurance Experts Join Town Hall For Victims Of The Marshall Fire, Helping Prepare Them For Filing Claims
• No. 5 UCLA Adds Game Against Long Beach State
• Blackhawks Fall To Avalanche In OT
• Cockburn, Illinois Dominate Minnesota
• Longer COVID-19 Testing Lines, Wait Times At ER, Seen Across Southern California
• COVID Detecting Dogs Begin Working In 3 Massachusetts School Districts
• 'My Little Guardian Angel,' Dog Leads New Hampshire State Police To 2 Men Seriously Hurt In Crash
• Seth Meyers Tests Positive For COVID-19, Cancels Show For Rest Of The Week
• Massachusetts School Districts Struggling With Staff Shortages
• Pittsburgh-Area Woman Gives Birth To Baby In Driveway With Help From Her Mother
• Supervisor Kathryn Barger Tests Positive For COVID
• 'Dry January' Giving Drinkers Chance To 'Reset' Bodies, Minds
• Bronx Sees New York City's Highest COVID Positivity Rate At 27%
• USC Indoor Athletics Events Closed To General Public
• Family of Baltimore teen shot and killed during school lunch hour asks community for justice
• Maryland woman makes it her mission to get defibrillators into more public places
• Police Apprehend Two Armed Robbery Suspects After Pursuit
• Pacific Gas, Electric Power Line Sparked Dixie Fire, Investigators Say
• Suspect Wounded In Police-Involved Shooting In Brooklyn
• Amtrak Passengers Bound For NYC Stuck On Train For Hours Due To Winter Storm In Virginia
• Coronavirus-Related Staffing Shortages Force 20 Pittsburgh Public Schools To Move Online
• Delaware County Memorial Hospital Maternity Ward Shutting Down
• Omicron May Be Mild For Most Adults, But It's A Cause For Concern In Young Kids
• Hit-And-Run Kills Two People In Chatsworth
• Panthers Win 4th Consecutive Game, Roll Past Flames 6-2
• COVID In Colorado: Some Options Available For Testing After Holidays
• Starbucks Requiring Employees To Get COVID Vaccine Or Test Weekly
• AT&T, Verizon Agree To Postpone 5G Rollout Near Airports By 2 Weeks
• Caesars Windsor Temporarily Closes Through Jan. 26 As Due To Rise In COVID Cases
• North Texas School Kids Return To Campuses Wednesday
• Pastrnak Scores Tiebreaker In 3rd, Bruins Beat Devils 5-3
• Man Stabbed To Death In Paramount In Possible Attempted Auto Theft
• Man Charged With Murder After Fatal Shooting At Strip Club Near Chico
• Starbucks Employees Must Get COVID Vaccine
• Arlington City Council Votes Down Gas Well Drilling Permit Near Daycare Center
• Team Effort Helps Speed Up COVID Testing In Randolph As Demand Increases
• Winter Weather Advisory For Wednesday Morning, Plus More Snow On The Way?
• 2 Women Shot In Moving Car In Auburn Gresham
• LIST: Where To Get A COVID-19 Test In Central Maryland
• Woman Shot, Killed In Parked Car In West Pullman
• Garland Triple Murder May Have Been Retaliation; Father Of Suspect Claims He Didn't Know Son Had Gun
• Hogan Declares State Of Emergency In Response To COVID-19
• Marshall Fire Victims Now Searching For SUV Stolen From Hotel
• Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava Backs Annette Taddeo For Governor
• Marshall Fire Victims Turning 'Every Stone' For Temporary Housing
• Dixie Fire Sparked By Tree Contacting PG&E Equipment, Cal Fire Confirms
• Tell Us What You Want To Know About COVID-19
• Guilty Verdicts for Elizabeth Holmes Could Impact Other Silicon Valley Start-Ups
• State of Emergency: Governor Hogan Warns Next 4-6 Weeks 'Most Challenging' Time of Pandemic As Hospitalizations Reach Record High
• UPDATE: Cal Fire Investigators Find PG&E Power Lines Started Dixie Fire
• COVID Omicron Surge: Rapid Or PCR Tests? Health Experts Weigh In
• COVID-19 Hospital Patients Near 7,000
• Dr. Thomas Scalea Steps Into 25th Year As Shock Trauma Chief
• Kofi Cockburn, Illini Dominate Gophers 76-53
• PG&E electrical equipment sparked massive Dixie Fire in California
• Robert Morris University President Chris Howard Leaving For Job At Arizona State University
• High Tide Floods Queens Street For Second Day
• Senator Tim Kaine Recounts Being Stuck On I-95 For More Than 20 Hours After Winter Storm
• Demand For COVID-19 Testing Expected To Remain High For Weeks, Tarrant County Public Health Director Says
• Big Rig Containing Thousands Of Pounds Of Apple Juice Overturns In San Pedro
• Prince Andrew Effort To Toss Sex Assault Suit Hits Roadblock
• Loyola Ramblers Set To Play Thursday After Weeks Of Cancellations, Postponements
• Residents Frustrated With PG&E As Sierra Power Outages Continue
• Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont Says Keeping Schools Open Is Top Priority As State's COVID Positivity Rate Climbs
• California's COVID Positivity Rate Rises As Omicron Spikes Statewide
• Food Banks Benefitting Those In The Sierra & Foothills
• Cal State Los Angeles To Begin Spring Semester Remotely For 3 Weeks
• At-Home COVID Testing For Students
• First 2 Weeks Of Sac State Spring Semester To Be Online Due To COVID Surge
• Colorado Weather: Another Blast Of Snow Oozing Into The State
• Matthew Darby, Man Convicted Of Killing Pitt Student Alina Sheykhet, To Get Hearing On Attorney's Effectiveness
• 'River Dave' Arrested After Returning To Live At Canterbury, NH Cabin Site
• New Yorkers Face Tuesday Deadline To Apply For Ida Relief; New Jersey Has Until Wednesday
• Theranos Whistleblower Tyler Shultz: Elizabeth Holmes 'A Very, Very Charismatic Person'
• State Law Expands Composting Programs Across California
• U.S. Women's Olympic Hockey Boasts 9 Players With Minnesota Ties
• Lake Crystal Woman Killed In Wrong-Way Crash With Semi In Mankato
• Gov. Whitmer Isolating After Husband Tests Positive For COVID-19
• FBI Dive Team Involved In Search For Missing Texas 3-Year-Old Lina Khil
• Judge Dismisses Nirvana Child Porn Case
• Long Island Grapples With Impact Of The Highest COVID-19 Infection Rates In The State
• West Contra Costa Schools To Require KN-95 Masks For All School Staffers
• Despite Wet December, California Imposes Outdoor Watering Restrictions As Drought Drags On
• Essential Workers At Local Market In South Shore Keep Stepping Up Amid COVID-19 Surge
• The Great Resignation: Labor Department Says 4.5 Million Americans Quit Their Jobs In November
• Port Authority: Omicron Variant Causing Driver Shortage And Delays
• Bringing Home The Bacon May Be Challenging Amid New California Laws
• Minnesota Adding 3 Testing Sites As Demand Soars, But Officials Warn Availability Will Be 'Tight' In Coming Weeks
• Carnegie Science Center Will Be Closed Jan. 10-14 Due To Staffing Shortages
• COVID Spike Spurs LA's Presiding Judge To Authorize Delay In Criminal Trials
• On This Day 16 Years Ago: USC Loses To Texas In National Title Game
• Fort Worth ISD To Reopen Classrooms Wednesday Following Deep Cleaning
• St. Procopius Abbey Cuts Ties To Benet Academy In Lisle Months After School Hires Gay Lacrosse Coach
• Larimer County COVID Cases Surge To 20% And Higher With Omicron Variant
• Fire At Conneaut Lake Park Damages Blue Streak Roller Coaster
• Rutgers University Announces COVID Booster Requirement For All Students, Staff
• COVID: Marin Health Officer Urges Schools To Avoid Spectators At Indoor Sporting Events
• Baltimore Police Release Body Camera Footage From Christmas Day Shooting Of Man In Behavioral Crisis
• Exclusive: Customer Rams Car Into Manager After Trying To Dine-And-Dash
• 'It Is A Big Investment But So Worth It': Anissa Keyes Revitalizing Historic Building In North Minneapolis
• North Texas Cattle Farmers See Surge In Business As Beef Prices Rise In Stores
• Panel Hears Dueling Versions Of Marine Tank's Fatal Sinking That Killed Stockton Sailor, 8 Marines
• Homes Left Standing After Marshall Fire Suffer Smoke Damage
• OC COVID-19 Hospitalizations Eclipse Summer Surge
• Ben Roethlisberger's Ties To Make-A-Wish Foundation One Of Many Reasons His Legacy Will Go Beyond The Field
• Florida AG Ashley Moody Announces Legislative Efforts To Tackle Organized Retail Theft
• Minneapolis Mother Asks For Help Finding Driver Who Shot At Car With Kids Inside On New Year's Eve
• PG&E Customer With Stage 4 Cancer Gets Power Back In Foothills After 10 Days
• Covid Rapid Test Prices Are Going Up
• Daughter Finds Mother Shot, Killed Inside North Philadelphia Bedroom, Police Say
• Monoclonal Antibodies Shortage Has Critics Saying There's Racial Discrimination In Who's Getting Treatment
• Shorty's BBQ Staple Location Sells Land For Millions
• Glenbrook Special Education Teacher Paul Casselli Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Student
• Indiana To Restrict Access To COVID-19 Rapid Tests At State, County Clinics
• More Maryland Hospitals Declare Disasters As COVID-19 Surge Brings Unprecedented Pressure
• Willie Stokes Released From Pennsylvania Prison After Federal Court Throws Out 1984 Murder Conviction
• Mayor Adams Defends Decision To Keep Schools Open As Officials Work To Stay Open Through Omicron
• Kings Player Tristan Thompson Apologizes To Khloé Kardashian After Fathering Another Child With Different Woman
• Redwood City Man Arrested For Sexually Assaulting Unconscious Person
• Austin Davis Announces Candidacy For Pa. Lieutenant Governor Nomination
• Snowstorm-Related Traffic Nightmare In Virginia Serves As Reminder To Keep Winter Survival Kit On Hand
• Texas' Oldest Death Row Inmate, Cop Killer Carl Wayne Buntion, Set To Die In April
• Video Shows Long Island High School Teacher Allegedly Administering COVID Vaccine To Teenager Illegally
• Forward Township Police: 2 Energy Company Employees Stole Woman's Identity To Switch Her Provider
• Brooklyn DA Eric Gonzalez Announces Gangs Crackdown That Results In 17 Arrests Stemming From 14 Shootings
• PG&E Assistance For Those With Medical Devices
• Petaluma Police Seek Suspects in Prius Who Threatened Bystanders With Gun
• Moorhead Man Arrested For Firing Gun Inside Home With Children Present
• Open For Business: Start Your Day With Perfect Cup Of Joe At White Horse Coffee & Creamery In Jenkintown
• Greenville Man Found Dead After Early Morning House Fire
• Philadelphia Trash Collection Delayed Due To COVID-19
• USC Will Require Students, Staff Wear Surgical Or N95 Masks On Campus
• South Florida Schools Scramble To Address Teacher Shortage Due To COVID-19
• COVID-Driven Staffing Shortages Threaten In-Person Classes
• Mayor Eric Adams Signs Executive Order That Eliminates Unnecessary Violations Impacting Small Businesses
• Bucks County Pharmacies Struggling To Keep Up With Demand For COVID-19 Tests
• 2 Workers Hurt After Trench Collapse In Revere
• Rapper Pooh Shiesty Pleads Guilty In Miami Federal Court, Faces 20 Years In Prison
• Jersey Shore University Medical Center's 'Project Heal' Making Serious Inroads In Violence Intervention
• Mayo Clinic Doctor Argues Booster Shots Can Help Amid Spiking Omicron COVID Cases
• UPDATE: Oakland Police Arrest Suspects In City's First 2 Homicides of 2022
• 'I'm Not Prepared': CPS Parents Concerned About CTU Vote And Whether Kids Will Stay Home Wednesday
• Mayor Wu Looks At Bringing Abandoned Long Island Drug Rehab Complex Back To Life
• 'Not Everybody's Pleasant': Chicago Restaurant Owner Says He's Gotten Rude Customers, Death Threats, Over Its Sign To Show Vax Card
• Girl Scouts Introduce New 'Adventurefuls' Cookie
• Chicago Health Department Working To Secure More COVID Rapid Tests
• Powerball Jackpot Jumps To $575 Million While North Miami Man Claims $1 Million With Scratch-Off Ticket
• Keller @ Large: More People Moved Out Of Massachusetts Than Into The State In 2021
• Police Search For Thieves Who Hit Moose Knuckles Store In Chicago's Gold Coast Neighborhood
• Congressman Bobby Rush Won't Run For 16th Term; 'I Have A Higher Calling'
• Sparta, N.J. Police: 81-Year-Old Woman Goes After Black Bear After It Attacked Her Dogs
• Annual Celebration In Memory Of Martin Luther King Jr. Canceled In Fort Lauderdale Due To COVID
• Howard County Opens New COVID-19 Testing Site For County Employees
• Montgomery County Sheriff's Office Searching For Missing Teen Alyssa Baker
• Albany DA Drops Criminal Charge Against Andrew Cuomo For Allegedly Groping Brittany Commisso
• Former GOP Gubernatorial Candidate Elder To Raise Funds For Congress Campaign
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• Investigators Concerned About Flareups In Marshall Fire Burn Zone Ahead Of Snowstorm
• 'It's A Big Waste': Medical Professionals Call Out Social Media Trend Of People Manipulating At-Home COVID Tests
• Baltimore Health Department Suspends In-Person Activities At Senior Centers Due To Surge In COVID-19 Cases
• LA City Council To Return To Virtual Meetings Amid COVID Surge
• Expanded Duties Amid COVID-19 Surge Worsens Maryland's Teacher Shortage
• Cat Accidentally 'Donated' To Arc Thrift Store In Denver Reunited With Owners
• Iconic Key West Buoy Nearly Repaired After Vandals Caused Severe Fire Damage
• Detroit Police Search For Suspects In Two Separate Arson Incidents
• Snowstorm Traps Drivers, Including CBS4's Jim DeFede, For Hours On I-95 In Virginia
• Mario Palacios, Main Suspect In Murder Of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse, Charged In Federal Court In Miami
• Police: Man Shot During Attempted Robbery In Queens
• Outdoor Burning Ban In Effect For Unincorporated Tarrant County
• Luggage Conveyor Belt Issue Creates Long Lines For Passengers At LAX
• Mayor Lightfoot, Supt. Brown Again Complain About Violent Criminals On Electronic Monitoring, Say 200 More CPD Detectives Will Come On This Year
• Testing In High Demand, Short Supply In Delaware County As COVID 'Spreading Like Wildfire'
• Seven Springs, Hidden Valley And Laurel Mountain Enter New Era For 2022
• COVID Affecting Staffing At South Florida's Hospitals, Police & Fire Departments
• Hundreds Of Drivers Stranded As Long As 24 Hours On Icy I-95 In Virginia After Winter Storm
• Bill Would Amend California Prop. 47, Lowering Felony Threshold; GOP Lawmakers Push For Full Repeal
• Massachusetts Reports 16,621 New COVID-19 Cases, Record High Positivity Rate At 21%
• US Doubling, Accelerating Order Of Pfizer Antiviral Pills
• Eagles Launch Campaign To Combat Gun Violence In Philadelphia
• Threats to democracy and elections - CBS News poll
• 3 Hospitalized After Crash Involving Port Authority Bus On South Side
• Buccaneers Coach Bruce Arians: Antonio Brown Didn't Claim Injury Before Leaving Field Mid-Game
• No Worries! We're Taking A Deep Dive Into The 2022 Banished Words And Phrase List
• Boston Looking To Open 'Higher-Capacity Testing Site' During COVID Surge
• Robbinsdale District Shifting 2 Schools To Distance Learning
• Gov. DeSantis Says Feds Only Giving Florida Fraction Of Monoclonal Antibody Treatments It Needs
• California Imposes Water Restrictions As Drought Drags On, Even After December Storms
• San Francisco Expands COVID Testing, Urges Residents To Limit Risk In Effort To Keep Services Running
• Elevators At Mondawmin Metro Stop To Be Replaced, MTA Says
• Delaware Shattering Record Levels Of COVID-19 Cases & Hospitalizations, Reentering State Of Emergency
• San Mateo Supes Appoint Don Horsley as Board President
• COVID In Colorado: 'Shocking' Number Of Kids Going To Emergency Room For Mental Health Issues During Pandemic
• Anne Arundel County To Distribute 200K COVID-19 Rapid Tests For Equitable Access
• Jalen Hurts Asks Washington Football Team, NFL For Response To Railing Collapse
• Missing 26-Year-Old Denton Man Found Safe After Overnight Stay At Shelter
• Suspect in killing of Haitian president arrested in U.S.
• Recall Election Drive Tied To Migrant Housing Vote Fails In Alma
• COVID-19 Cases Increasing Among North Texas First Responders: 'We Are Not Worried At The Moment'
• Michigan Bills Open Window For Anderson Victims To Sue University Of Michigan
• Students At Pasadena Unified Return To Classes Amid COVID Surge
• Brightline Train Hits, Kills Fifth Person In A Month
• NASA Nails Trickiest job On Newly Launched James Webb Space Telescope
• Why are Lululemon leggings so popular? Plus, deals and alternatives
• COVID Omicron Surge: Stanford Restricts Indoor Athletic Events To Athletes' Families Only; Distancing At Outdoor Events
• The Joy Project, A Proposal To Grow A Community Garden On Detroit's North End
• Anne Arundel Medical Center & Doctors Community Medical Center Activate Crisis Protocols
• Reward Increased To $33,000 For Information Leading To Missing 7-Year-Old Harmony Montgomery
• Baltimore County Council Votes To Extend State Of Emergency
• Car Flipped Onto Roof Causing Delays On Ben Franklin Bridge Heading Into New Jersey
• Seabrook, NH Market Basket Evacuated After Pressure Cooker Found In Parking Lot
• Guthrie Cancels Preview Shows For 'A Raisin In The Sun' Due To COVID
• Texas Had Hottest December Since 1889, Says State Climatologist
• In major milestone, space telescope successfully deploys sunshade
• Powerball Jackpot Grows To $610M With No Winners In Monday's Drawing
• Michigan DNR To Update Wolf Management Plan, Seeks Public Input By Jan. 31
• Patriots' Special Teams Still In Need Of Corrections As Postseason Nears
• Sixers' Joel Embiid Named NBA's Eastern Conference Player Of Month For Games Played In December
• Nearly 700 Henry Ford Health Employees Test Positive For COVID-19 Over Past Week As Community Cases Spike
• 4 Teens Charged In Robbery, Shooting At Bryn Mawr Market
• Chicago Weather: Bitter Cold Going Into Wednesday, Expect Drifting Snow
• Bruce Cassidy Says Tuukka Rask Has Looked Good In Practice, Outlines Next Steps For Goaltender's Return To Bruins
• Squirrel Hill Eat'n Park To Close After 45 Years
• Emergency SNAP Benefits For Needy Texans Extended Through January
• Stash Of Stolen Lumber Found During Probation Search In Manteca
• AG Nessel Issues Video On Potential Penalties For Making School Threats
• Social media users rack up views by wasting COVID-19 tests
• Driver Killed In Collision With Jackknifed Semi In Alexandria ID'd As Arlys Hendrickson
• RIP 'CrackBerry' - Classic BlackBerry Phones Stop Working As Support Ends
• DoorDash Driver Pleas No Contest To Assaulting South San Francisco Store Clerk
• Inspiring bullet journal and gratitude journals for 2022
• San Francisco Police Searching For Suspect In Soma Carjacking
• Dallas Police Identify Man Killed By New Year's Hit-And-Run In Deep Ellum
• Lawyer: Father In Garland Triple-Murder At Gas Station Didn't Know Son Accused In Deaths Had Gun
• Omicron now 95% of new COVID infections in U.S., CDC estimates
• Modesto Police Track Down, Arrest Carjacking Suspect With Help From Bystanders
• Victim in Fatal 2015 Berkeley Balcony Collapse Dies After Battling Injuries
• Sophia Bush calls "One Tree Hill" podcast a reclamation
• Former Steeler Bud Dupree Accused Of Assaulting Walgreens Employee
• Children account for 17.7% of COVID-19 cases
• Governor Abbott Sues To Exempt Texas National Guard From Biden Administration COVID Vaccine Mandate
• Walmart Temporarily Closes 2 Stores In South Philadelphia, South Jersey For Cleaning Amid Rising COVID Cases
• State Pledges $15M To Help Maryland's Adult Medical Day Care Facilities
• Record number of Americans quit their jobs before the holidays
• The best clearance deals on Christmas decorations
• Death penalty sought in hotel killing of officer "pleading for her life"
• Man Suspected In 1st San Francisco Homicide Of 2022 Turns Himself In
• Minnesota Study Finds More Evidence Suggesting COVID-19 Vaccines Are Safe For Pregnant Women
• DA Finds 3 Arapahoe County Deputies Justified In Deadly Shooting Of Lisa Garcia In September
• Powerball Ticket Worth $2M Sold In Baltimore, Jackpot Grows To $610M Ahead Of Jan. 5 Drawing
• Pennsylvania Seeing 'Steep Increase' In COVID-19 Cases
• UCLA Men's Basketball Game Against Arizona State Postponed
• 3 Charged After Attleboro Home Broken Into Twice In One Day
• Philadelphia Police: Man In Custody After Oxford Circle Shooting Leaves Mother Dead, Teenage Son Injured
• Inkster Woman Charged With Child Abuse After 2 Children Found With Neck Injuries
• 'Hearts Are On Display': Loveland's Valentine Re-Mailing Program Celebrates 76 Years
• $5M Program To Help Recruit, Train First Responders In Communities Throughout Michigan
• Bruce Maiben, Boyfriend Of Sherell Pringle, Now Charged With Her Murder
• About 18K PG&E Customers Still Remain Without Power In NorCal High Country
• COVID In Colorado: Case Rate Is Highest It's Been Throughout Pandemic
• Sheriff: 4 Injured In Fish House Explosion On Upper Red Lake
• U.S. doubling and accelerating order of Pfizer antiviral pills
• Local Colorado Governments Will Get $385 Million From Drug Distributors As Part Of Nationwide Opioid Settlement
• Chicago Teachers Union To Vote On Remote Learning For CPS Students Amid COVID-19 Surge
• Malibu Middle, High Schools Go Into Distance Learning For A Day Due To 20 Positive Cases Of COVID-19
• Longtime Congressman Bobby Rush announces retirement
• Rockslide Debris Removal on Highway 1 Near Monterey-SLO County Line To Cause Delays
• UPDATE: Skyline Boulevard on Peninsula Reopened After Removal of Downed Trees, Power Lines
• Raymond Reese Charged With Killing Realtor Sara Trost In Case Of Mistaken Identity
• Legally Armed Lyft Driver Shoots 2 Men During Carjacking In West Philadelphia, Police Say
• Car Slams Into Hurst Fire Station Causing Major Power Outage 
• Detroit School District Going Virtual Through Jan. 14
• Recycling Collection Delayed In More Than Two Dozen Neighborhoods Tuesday, DPW Says
• Florida's Legislative Session To Open Without COVID-19 Restrictions
• Salinas Twins Arrival Leads To Unique Birthday Dilemma
• Denver City Council Goes Virtual To Help Prevent Spread Of COVID
• Minnesota Woman Charged For Taking Noncustodial Son, Driving To California
• Rep. Jim Hagedorn Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Manhattan Smoke Shop Robbery Caught On Video
• Funeral Arrangements Set For Baltimore Police Officer Keona Holley
• Police Chase Starts In Elk Grove, Ends On Highway 99
• Dominion Voting Systems Asks Court To Require Accredited Lab In Pennsylvania GOP's 'Investigation'
• CDC Recommends Pfizer Booster Shot After 5 Months
• South Haven Adds Lake Michigan Restrictions During Hazardous Weather Conditions
• Celtics Are Getting Healthy Again At A Good Time
• Stock Show Parade In Denver Canceled Due To Cold, Windy Weather Expected
• Capitol riot investigator on why seeking justice continues a year later
• 3 People Die After Their Vehicle Crashes Into The Back Of Snowplow In Silver Spring
• Truck Crashes Into Northglenn Home, Driver Wanted By Thornton Police, Taken To Hospital For Serious Injuries
• Police Seek Suspect In Suspicious Jeannette House Fire
• Michigan Matters: Marygrove's Dramatic Transformation
• Kendrick Bourne Hits $500,000 In Incentives During Patriots' Win Over Jaguars
• Child With Mild Hypothermia Among 4 Rescued After Hike Near Pinecrest Lake
• Chopper 3 Video Shows Majority Of Ocean County Home Engulfed In Flames
• Wrong-Way Crash On I-94 Kills 2, Injures Child In St. Clair County
• Massachusetts Emergency Room Doctors, Nurses Say They're Overwhelmed
• King Soopers Workers Prepare For Possible Strike Starting Sunday
• Jim Corsi, Former Boston Red Sox Pitcher And Newton Native, Dies From Cancer At Age 60
• Caught On Video: Suspects Beat Up Burger King Employee In Brooklyn
• 5 Businesses Destroyed By Overnight Blaze At Parsippany Strip Mall
• Social Media 'Betty White Challenge' Pushing For Donations To Local Animal Shelters
• COVID In Minnesota: 16K+ New Cases Tallied Over Holiday Weekend, Positivity Rate Hits 12%
• Theranos whistleblower Tyler Shultz reacts to Elizabeth Holmes' conviction
• Police: Stolen Election Ballots Found In Torrance Was Case Of Bank Fraud, Identity Theft, Not Election Interference
• 'Hoping For The Best': Clear Creek School District Works To Keep Students In Classrooms As COVID Cases Rise
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Surpass 3K, With More Than 500 Patients In Intensive Care
• Long Lines, Technical Issues Reported At Miami Marine Stadium; Fort Lauderdale To Double Testing Capacity
• More Than 1,000 Boston Teachers And Staff Out On First Day Of Classes After Winter Break
• Have You Seen This Bunny? 7-Year-Old Girl Searching For Stuffed Animal Last Seen At Chicago Hotel
• Wireless Companies Agree To Delay 5G Service Activation Near Airports
• Orioles To Celebrate 30th Anniversary Of Oriole Park At Camden Yards During 2022 Season
• Broomfield Police Investigating Stabbing That Killed One, Sent Another To The Hospital
• Snow Causes Roof To Collapse At GG's Diamond Cleaners In Ocean City, New Jersey
• Smart TVs, virtual bikes, robot chefs: Fun gadgets at CES 2022
• Application Process Opens For LIHWAP
• Ford Plans To Nearly Double Production Of Electric F-150, Cites Big Demand
• Jake DeBrusk, Three Bruins Staffers Placed In COVID Protocol
• Nearly 500 MN Traffic Deaths Recorded In 2021, Most Since 2007: 'Many Families Lost A Loved One'
• UPDATE: Commercial Structure Fire Near Tracks Triggers Major Delays On BART's Richmond Line
• New Auto Sales Up In 2021, But Far From Full Recovery
• Sacramento-Roseville Ranks High In U-Haul's Growth Cities List
• Sen. Wiener Drops Bill Banning Some Intersex Surgeries For Children
• Tom Brady's Latest Documentary Episode On Super Bowl Loss To Eagles Doesn't Mention Malcolm Butler Benching At All
• St. Paul Police: Man Turns Himself In For Fatal Shooting In Frogtown
• Man Killed In Pico Rivera Shooting
• Kankakee County Prosecutors Want Feds To Step In And Seek Death Penalty For Defendants In Shooting That Killed One Bradley Police Officer, Wounded Another
• CDC Recommends Pfizer Booster Shot After 5 Months
• DA won't pursue groping case against Andrew Cuomo
• Suspect Convicted In 2019 Modesto Road Rage Shooting That Injured Pregnant Woman
• Deputies Save The Day For Cisco Grove Couple Trapped In Their Home By Snow
• Baby found in cardboard box with note on frigid street corner
• Hundreds Of Homes In Marshall Fire Burn Area Still Without Power
• Police: Biology Teacher Laura Russo Arrested For Allegedly Injecting Teen With COVID Vaccine, Though She's Not Authorized To Do So
• No One Hurt After Bel Air Mobile Home Goes Up In Flames
• Parkland Hospital Offering Free COVID-19 Testing To The Public
• Texas Border Protection Officers Find Undeclared, Endangered 'New World' Spider Monkeys
• Gov. Hochul Expected To Lay Out Plan For Term Limits In State Of The State Address
• WATCH LIVE: Delaware Gov. John Carney To Hold Virtual COVID-19 Briefing
• CDC Backs FDA In Reducing Time Between Primary And Booster Dose Of Pfizer Vaccine
• First Woman To Become Commanding Officer Of USS Constitution
• Wind On Tuesday Similar To What Flamed The Marshall Fire, Fortunately Fire Danger Is Now Almost Nonexistent
• First-Ever Nevada County Firewood Stations Created For Customers With No Power
• California State Lawmaker Ends Bill To Limit Intersex Surgeries
• Texas Judge Blocks Pentagon From Punishing Navy Sailors Who Decline COVID Shots
• Teenage Girl Shot In Aurora, Search Begins For Suspects
• LAUSD To Distribute 2 COVID-19 Test Kits To Each Student At Grab-And-Go Sites This Weekend
• Police: Jennifer Ynoa Gunned Down With Her Dog Inside Brooklyn Bodega
• Tray Talk
• Maryland's COVID-19 Hospitalizations Surpass 3,000, MHA Says
• Elizabeth Holmes Fraud Verdict 'A Wakeup Call For Silicon Valley'
• Suisun City Police Patrol Car With Officer Inside Struck By Vehicle On Highway 12
• Judge blocks Pentagon from punishing Navy sailors who decline COVID shots
• Semi Overturns On I-35W Near Hennepin Avenue In Minneapolis, Causing Morning Traffic Delays
• Abortion Providers Back At Supreme Court In Bid To Challenge Texas Abortion Law
• Snowstorms And Pandemic Ground Flights, Delay Holiday's End
• Teacher arrested for allegedly giving vaccine to teen
• Here Are Some New Laws Rolling Out In Michigan This Year
• Dance can help slow progression of Parkinson's, research finds
• Bengals Are Patriots' Most Likely Opponent For Wild Card Weekend
• PTL Links: Jan. 4, 2022
• Lions Limp To Finish Line
• Holy Cross Health Temporarily Closing Maternity Ward Due To COVID Related Staffing Shortages
• 'What Are We Doing To Really Solve The Issues?' — Questions Arise After Two Sacramento Homicides In First 2 Days Of The Year
• Minimum Wage Workers In Denver Get Pay Bump To Begin 2022
• Djokovic will play in Australian Open after getting medical exemption
• COVID Surges As Winter Break Ends And Students Return To Class In The Richardson ISD
• New Year's Eve Shooting In Essex Remains Under Investigation
• Tom Brady Wants To Be Part Of Antonio Brown's Support System: 'I Love Him'
• 1,300 Homes In Lake Arrowhead, Crestline Left In Cold Without Power
• Finding Hope In 2022: From Newborn Babies To Toy Giveaways And People Stepping Up To Help
• Children Are Getting Omicron At A Higher Rate Than Previous Variants
• Andrew Collins, Eagles Fan Who Went Viral After Railing Collapsed At FedEx Field, Says Staff Rushed Them Off Field
• I-95 in Virginia finally reopened after storm left hundreds of drivers stranded
• AT&T and Verizon agree to 2-week delay in rollout of new 5G service
• Starbucks to require U.S. workers get COVID-19 vaccine or tests
• Wellesley Schools To Resume Winter Sports After Pause Due To COVID Cases
• Elderly Man Critically Injured In Overnight Fort Worth House Fire That Killed His Dog
• NASA presses ahead with space telescope's sunshield deployment
• Settlement between Prince Andrew accuser and Jeffrey Epstein made public
• Apple becomes first U.S. company worth $3 trillion
• $29,000 for a used car? Blame inflation.
• Biden and Harris to speak marking one year since January 6
• Ivanka Trump, Donald Trump Jr. subpoenaed in N.Y. fraud investigation
• Briefly Cooler Tuesday Before Milder Ocean Breeze Returns
• Liquor, Cash Stolen During Break In At Uptown Liquor Store
• SEE IT; Not Beach Weather, Florida Panhandle Dusted With Snow
• COVID: San Francisco Restaurants Hit Hard With Staff Shortages As Omicron Surges
• North Korean defector apparently sneaks back across DMZ to go home
• "Jeopardy!" champion Amy Schneider responds to transphobic comments
• Elizabeth Holmes convicted of fraud but acquitted on other charges
• American Girl Unveils First Chinese American 'Girl of the Year' Doll
• Powerball jackpot jumps to $575 million for Wednesday night drawing
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• COVID: UCSF Expert Predicts Rough Month Ahead As Omicron Peaks
• Man falls 100 feet to death in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
• New York City Kicks Off 1st Ever Hotel Week
• Estate Of Lake Miramar Community Under Boil Water Notice
• Trying To Meet Demand, Ford Ramps Up Production Of Electric F-150
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/4 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• Jordan Poole Scores 32 Points Off Bench, Warriors Beat Heat
• DNA helps ID woman found dead in 1994 but "mystery" unsolved
• Fatal Shooting Near Waterfront Is San Francisco's First Homicide Of 2022
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cool And Sunny Tuesday
• Cocaine shipped to U.S. inside old TV leads to man's arrest
• Double-Double For Luka As Dallas Mavericks Down Nuggets 103-89
• Dr. Ala Stanford Asking For More Resources To Vaccinate, Test People In Philadelphia
• Activists say Tesla supporting "genocide" with new China showroom
• Wolves Snap 3-Game Losing Streak With 122-104 Win Over Clippers
• Chicago Weather: Temperature Drop Overnight
• Maryland Weather: Overnight Refreezing Could Make For Treacherous Commute
• Election officials still face threats over a year after 2020 election
• David Bowie estate sells his songwriting catalog to Warner Music
• Move Over 'Robert Is Here' Fruit Stand, Rising Property Values Leading To Urbanization Of Farm Land
• COVID-19 Testing Sites In South Florida
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• Harry David Martinez Held Without Bail After Allegedly Stabbing Pregnant Co-Worker In Hopkinton Barbershop
• China denies it's working to rapidly expand its nuclear arsenal
• One Last Time: Ben Roethlisberger Victorious In Final Game At Heinz Field
• As Demand For COVID Test Continues To Surge, State Vows To Announce 'More Options' This Week
• Man Charged In Liquor Store Shooting Death Of Kenneth Davis Jr: 'It Wasn't His Time To Go'
• Steelers Secure 15th Straight Non-Losing Season Under Head Coach Mike Tomlin
• John Burwell Sworn In As First Black Mayor In Homestead History
• Teen Arrested For Aiding And Abetting Mall Of America Shooter
• Charges: Man Was Nearly 3 Times Over Legal Limit While Driving Duluth Basketball Team's Bus
• Ben Roethlisberger Takes Victory Lap After Final Game At Heinz Field
• T.J. Watt Records 4 Sacks Against Browns, 1 Away From Tying NFL Single-Season Record
• Najee Harris Passes Franco Harris, Breaks Steelers Franchise Record For Rookie Rushing Yards

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• White House unveils new effort to double down on Omicron variant
• U.S. shatters record for new daily COVID-19 cases
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• Insurrection prompts change for Capitol Police
• Albany district attorney won't pursue Cuomo criminal charge
• U.S. tops one million daily COVID cases
• U.S. expands Trump-era "Remain in Mexico" border policy to San Diego
• Biden talks Omicron COVID variant in address to nation
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• Education Secretary Miguel Cardona on keeping schools open amid Omicron surge
• Strategy behind Biden remarks on one year after January 6 attack
• Experts predict job growth around NFTs for 2022
• Judge's decision on sex trafficking lawsuit against Prince Andrew expected soon
• Twin French TV stars die after contracting COVID-19
• Pediatric cases on the rise as Omicron variant spreads
• Former Capitol riot prosecutor discusses complex January 6 case
• Trump lawyers try to block New York attorney general's subpoenas in fraud case
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• Tyler Shultz reacts to Elizabeth Holmes verdict
• WorldView: South Africa Parliament fire flares up again
• Severe winter storm pummels Mid-Atlantic
• "The Late Late Show" host James Corden on staying healthy, losing 28 pounds and New Year goals
• Winter storm wreaks havoc in several states, leaving drivers stranded for hours
• Epidemiologist Dr. Michael Mina on CDC COVID isolation guidelines and at-home tests
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