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Articles from January 5, 2022

• Pursuit From Contra Costa County To Mill Valley Ends In Crash; 2 Arrested
• Southland Residents Feeling Impact As California COVID-19 Numbers Continue To Rise
• Sacramento Restaurants Close Voluntarily Over Omicron, Staffing Shortage
• DUI Suspect Runs Into Pasadena Neighborhood After Leading Police Pursuit
• LAPD Identifies Suspect And Victims In Deadly Chatsworth Collision
• San Joaquin County Judge Arrested For DUI After New Year's Day Crash
• Rancho Cordova Offers Grants To Keep Local Businesses Afloat During Pandemic
• Exclusive: 'You're Not A Good DA:' Loved Ones Upset After Gascón Refuses To Charge Woman In Norwalk Crash That Killed Mother And Her Daughter
• Woman Shot Dead In Parking Garage In Midtown Sacramento
• Powerball: $630 Million Winning Ticket Sold At 7-Eleven Store In Sacramento
• Winning Powerball Tickets Sold In California And Wisconsin
• Huerter's Late Charge Lifts Hawks Over Kings 108-102
• First Alert Weather: Cold And Snow Blast Thru Front Range
• Governor Polis Appoints Former Election Rival Walker Stapleton To Key Economic Recovery Post
• Dallas Mavericks Legend Dirk Nowitzki's #41 Jersey Retired During Postgame Ceremony Wednesday Night
• Getting Answers: Why Hasn't PG&E Removed Marked Trees In Foresthill?
• Wolves Beat Thunder 98-90 With Towns, Russell Back On The Court
• Letter Written By World War II Soldier Arrives In Woburn 76 Years Later
• First Alert Weather: Spin Outs & Crash Cause I-70 Closures
• Marshall Fire: Neighbor Helping Neighbor, Long Term Need Is Arising
• Irving Helps Nets Charge Past Pacers In His Season Debut
• UPDATE: Fremont Unified School District Apologizes For Long Waits To Distribute COVID-19 Test Kits
• Court Orders Boston Marathon Bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev To Give COVID-19 Relief Payment To Victims
• Lakers Plan To Re-Sign Stanley Johnson
• COVID: San Jose Leaders Advance Booster Mandate For Indoor Events At City-Owned Facilities - 'There's No Benefit In Waiting'
• Demand For N95 Masks, Kids' Surgical Masks Rising As Omicron Spreads
• Gov. Hochul Says Proposed Brooklyn-Queens Rail Service Would Connect Nearly 1 Million Residents To More Subway Lines, LIRR
• Chicago Weather: It'll Stay Very Cold For The Next Few Days
• Northwestern Leads At Intermission, But Goes On To Fall To Penn State
• COVID In Colorado: Health Experts Believe Omicron Might Hit Peak Soon
• North Texas Congressman Reflects On January 6 Attack On US Capitol
• Want To Work At Pepsi Super Bowl LVI? Producers Of Halftime Show Hiring Around 500 LA Residents
• San Francisco Police Arrest Pair Suspected In At Least Seven Bank Robberies
• Icy Conditions Make For Dangerous, Even Deadly, Morning Commute In Westchester County, Connecticut
• One Year Later, Maryland Congressmen Mfume and Ruppersberger Reflect on Jan. 6 Insurrection
• 8 Children Among 12 Dead Following Fire At Philadelphia Housing Authority Apartments In Fairmount
• Cook County Sheriff's Office Releases Never-Before-Seen Video To The CBS 2 Investigators, Hoping Viewers Can Help Solve The Murder Of Chris Urbina
• Panel OKs Rule Extending Mask Mandate In Maryland Schools For 180 Days
• Shock And Heartbreak After Youth Anti-Violence Activist LaNiyah Murphy Is Shot, Killed In West Pullman
• Mom Carjacked While Waiting To Pick Up Child From School In Oak Park
• 150 Years Of U.S. Military History On Display In Cannon Falls Machine Shed Turned Museum
• Three Wounded In Van Nuys Drive-By Shooting
• H&S Bakery Truck Fed Stranded Drivers On I-95, Thanks To Ellicott City Couple
• Baltimore DPW Worker Arrested In Connection With Attempted ATM Theft In Owings Mills
• Omicron Surge Not Stopping South Florida Restaurants & Bars From Seeing Steady Business
• Suspect In Custody After Shooting Outside Of North Versailles Municipal Building
• Teacher, Chess Coach Joseph Ocol Comes To School Despite Remote Learning Vote, Says COVID Safety Measures Should Not Be Done In 'Sweeping Way'
• Miami PD Releases Sketch Of Man Wanted For New Year's Day Sexual Battery
• COVID: All West Contra Costa Schools to Close for Long Omicron Recovery Weekend
• Curry Struggles, Warriors Score Season Low In Loss To Mavs
• DePaul Edged Out By St. John's; Freeman-Liberty Scores 24
• Illinois DCFS Caseworker Stabbed To Death During Home Visit Downstate; Suspect Charged With Murder
• Spurs Hold Off Celtics 99-97 In Popovich's 2,000th
• Baltimore County To Expand COVID-19 Testing, Olszewski And Officials Plead For Kindness Toward Emergency Personnel
• California Bill Would Make It Easier To Sue Gun-Makers
• Ahead Of Return To Classroom, Scott Announces 100K Tests, 80K Masks Will Be Given To City Schools
• Meet Funzo, The Local Turtle Who Was Cyberbullied On His Birthday
• Detroit Expands COVID-19 Testing Locations To 1K Appointments Per Day
• Claims Period In Flint Water Settlement To Open Jan. 12
• Antonio Brown Says Tampa Bay Buccaneers Pressured Him To Play Through Injury
• Embiid, Harris Lift Sixers By Magic For Fifth Straight Win
• Warming Shelter Opened For Stranded Drivers In Kremmling
• Visitation Held For Firefighter MaShawn Plummer, Who Died Of Injuries Suffered In Belmont Central Fire
• Costa Mesa Man Arrested On Suspicion Of Causing Fatal Collision
• Pittsburgh Police: Juvenile In Stable Condition After Shooting
• Abigail Breslin slams commenter who criticized her for wearing a mask
• Small Business Owners Feeling Impact Of Latest COVID-19 Surge
• Virginia Officials Defend Response To Snowy Gridlock On I-95
• UPDATE: Alameda County Sheriff's Dept. Recruit Killed in Oakland Freeway Shooting Identified
• Florida COVID-19 Hospitalizations Top 7,600
• Baltimore Restaurant Week Begins Jan. 28
• M-DCPS To Give Out Limited Number Of At-Home COVID Test Kits For Students, Staff
• LA County Fire Will Now Allow Trucks To Transport Patients
• California Promotes Federally Funded Mortgage Relief Program
• State Health Officials Extend Indoor Mask Mandate Until Feb. 15 As Omicron Cases Soar
• 8 Children Among At Least 12 Dead Following Fire At Philadelphia Housing Authority Apartments
• Matt Nagy Again Denies Report That He Already Knows He'll Soon Be Out As Bears Coach
• 'Running On Skeleton Staff' – Bay Area Small Businesses Struggle To Stay Open During COVID-19 Omicron Surge
• COVID: More Than 600 SFUSD Teachers, Aides Out Amid Omicron Surge
• Snow Alert Issued For Thursday Evening With Up To 6 Inches Of Snow Possible, DSNY Says
• Another Winter Storm Is Coming. Here's A Breakdown Of Its Impact Across Four Regions
• Man Accused Of Fatally Shooting His Mother In Oroville
• Leaders, Including Lt. Gov. John Fetterman, Rally For Fired Barista At The Coffee Tree
• Police Looking For Missing 15-Year-Old Girl From Dundalk, Last Seen Christmas Eve
• Ticket Buying Frenzy For Klay Thompson's Return To Warriors Lineup; Courtside Seats Soar To Over $15,000
• Archdiocese Of New York Catholic Schools Providing At-Home COVID Test Kits For Students, Staff
• East Bay Man's Charity Shares Holiday Spirit Year Round
• Ravens Veterans Face Uncertain Futures After Season Finale
• VTA May Need Power of Eminent Domain for Downtown San Jose BART Project
• Boy Riding Bicycle Struck And Killed Wednesday In San Jacinto
• Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont Recovering After Hip Replacement Surgery
• Vigil Marking 1-Year Anniversary Of US Capitol Riots To Be Held In Davis
• N95, Surgical Masks Hard to Find as Cloth Masks Are Labelled as Less Effective by Experts
• Man Wanted For Violating Protective Order In Custody Following SWAT Response To Rockwall Car Dealership
• AT&T Stadium In Arlington Potential Alternate Venue To Host Super Bowl If Needed Due To Pandemic
• Treasure Hunters Sue For Records On Extremely Valuable Civil War-Era Gold At Pa. Dig Site
• COVID-19 Cases Have Led To Substitute Teacher Shortages, Moves To Remote Learning In Many Suburban School Districts
• Minnetonka Police Investigating Report Of Armed Intruder On Wayzata Boulevard
• Magnitude 4.8 Earthquake Strikes Eastern Sierra Near California-Nevada State Line
• Billy Joel Postpones Upcoming Madison Square Garden Concert Due To COVID Concerns
• Smoke Plume From Boulder County Fires Was Visible From Space
• Grass Valley Animal Shelter Cares For Pets During Power Crisis
• LA County Changes Ambulance Dispatches Amid Worker Shortage
• Yale University Announces Campus-Wide Quarantine For Spring Semester
• WJZ's Furever Friend: Poppy
• 'Save Your Receipts': Emergency Officials Urge Those Impacted By Marshall Fire To Seek Help, Keep Good Records During Recovery Process
• Which COVID-19 Test Is Right For You?
• At least 12 dead, including 8 children, in Philadelphia fire
• Jiminy Peak Worker Dies After Snow Groomer Accident
• Teenage Girl Hurt After Being Hit By Car Trying To Stop On Slick Minneapolis Intersection
• Attempted Robbery Suspect In Custody After Standoff With Police At Sun Valley Gas Station
• Derry Borough Police K-9 Dies Just Before 14th Birthday
• Gov. Hochul Announces Plans To Permanently Legalize Alcohol-To-Go
• Public Health Director Dr. Allison Arwady Says Department Is Doing Everything It Can To Ease Concerns About School Amid COVID-19 Surge
• 'Impossible to Find': Sacramento Public Library Runs Out Of Thousands Of At-Home COVID Tests In 2 Hours
• Are Throat Swabs A Better Way To Detect COVID-19?
• More Military Medical Personnel Are Assisting Hospitals With Covid-19 Treatment As Staff Shortages Mount
• Illini Basketball Honors Chicago Bulls Star Ayo Dosunmu, Retires His School Jersey
• Staffing Shortages Stifle North Texas Hospitals As COVID-19 Cases Rise
• Minneapolis Plow Drivers Accept Latest Offer, Will Not Go On Strike
• Judge Reacts To Gov. Jared Polis Reducing Sentence For Rogel Aguilera-Mederos
• COVID-19 Cases Have Led To Substitute Teacher Shortages, Moves To Remote Learning In Many Suburban School Districts
• LA's First Reported Case Of Flurona Detected At COVID Testing Site Near Getty Center
• Two journalists with different backgrounds help unite their communities
• Windy Weather Knocks Truck Over Carrying Rescue Pets On Highway 285
• All Systems Go For Wounded Warrior Project Soldier Ride From Miami To Key West
• Olympian Suni Lee Adjusts To Life As Collegiate Athlete
• As Cases Surge, Allegheny County Health Director Says Next Couple Of Weeks Will Be Challenging
• Yuba City Man Paralyzed After Police Use 'Pain Compliance'
• After Staggering Year Of Violent Crime, Minneapolis Leaders Adapting Public Safety Approach
• Gov. Kathy Hochul Lays Out Agenda In 1st State Of The State Address
• COVID, RSV Linked To Recent Spike Of Children Being Hospitalized
• Minn. AG Keith Ellison Tests Positive For COVID-19, Quarantines Outside Country
• Rev. Al Sharpton Officiates Funeral Of Valentina Orellana-Peralta, 14-Year-Old Killed By LAPD Stray Bullet
• Sundance Film Festival to be held online amid COVID-19 surge
• COVID Surge: Stanford, Cal Basketball Programs Postpone Upcoming Games
• As U.S. Remains Polarized Over Jan. 6 Capitol Attack, Educators Offer Tips On How To Talk To Young People About It
• Workers With COVID Less Protected For Lost Pay Than Pandemic's Early Days
• Pets Displaced During The Marshall Fire Are Reunited With Families
• Boston Mayor Urges Vaccines, Boosters As Hospitals Deal With COVID Surge
• 'Volunteers Were Phenomenal': Coloradans Praise Marshall Fire Disaster Recovery Center
• Sources: 2 Pittsburgh Police Officers On Leave After Positive Drug Tests
• Body Found Inside Burned Vehicle in East Oakland
• Cafe Chocobar Cortes Opens Its First Outpost Outside Of Puerto Rico In The South Bronx
• New Judge Assigned To Barry Morphew's Murder Trial
• Record Number of Marylanders Test Positive for Covid-19; Baltimore City To Provide Schools With 100,000 Tests
• Plan To Add Wilkinsburg To Pittsburgh Heads To City Council For Consideration
• Metal Detectors Will Soon Be Used At Every Broward Public School
• Health Experts Say With Omicron, Cloth Masks Don't Cut It Any More
• Miami-Dade Superintendent Alberto Carvalho's Last Day Will Be Feb. 3, Board Meets To Discuss Replacement
• Independent Assessment Of Loveland Police Complete, Findings To Be Released Jan. 11
• Popular At-Home COVID-19 Rapid Test Kit Getting More Expensive
• Aberdeen Walmart Shuts Down In Wake Of New COVID-19 Cases
• U.S. Mint Rolling Out New Quarters That Will Feature Prominent American Women, Including Maya Angelou And Sally Ride
• CDC Advisers Vote To Recommend COVID Vaccine Booster Shots For Children As Young As 12
• Denver Broncos, Fans Remember Defensive Coordinator Greg Robinson
• Rallies Planned Around Bay Area for Anniversary of January 6 Capitol Riots
• Blue Cross Blue Shield Of Michigan Facing Possible Lawsuit By Employees Terminated After Denial Of COVID Vaccine Exemptions
• Norwegian Pearl Returns To Miami After Several Crew Members Test Positive For COVID-19
• 'Felt It Through My Body' Says Plano Resident 5 Months After Nearby House Exploded, Leaving Neighbors To Rebuild
• New Homeowner Blind-Sided By Lead Levels In Inkster Water
• 'Hotel Week' In NYC Promises Discounts And COVID Safety
• DESE: Some KN95 Masks Given To Schools Not Tested By MIT, As Baker Said
• Boston Doctor Says COVID Is Being Detected In Kids Incidentally At Hospitals
• Maryland's Transportation Officials Warn of Winter Weather Hazards
• California Extends Mask Mandate Through February 15
• Doctor: COVID-19 Cases Among Children Happening More Frequently: 'Things Have Definitely Changed'
• University Of Florida President Kent Fuchs Stepping Down
• Homeless Man Accused Of Exposing Himself Outside SW Miami Tutoring Center While Children Were In Class
• African Serval Found Roaming Lincoln Neighborhood
• ShotSpotter Alert Leads To Arrest, 13 Weapons Seized On New Year's Eve In Central Broward
• 3 Dead, 1 Injured In House Fire In River Grove
• 'Come Together!' Frustrated Parents Wants CPS, CTU To Negotiate A Way Students Can Learn Again During COVID Surge
• Homestead Mom Adriana Gutierrez Arrested, Accused Of Locking Her Son In Dog Cage
• COVID Surge: Nonprofit Reports Outbreaks at 2 San Francisco Homeless Shelters
• Minneapolis, St. Paul Reinstate Mask Requirements For Businesses
• Adrienne Adams Becomes First African-American Woman To Be Elected New York City Council Speaker
• Keller @ Large: New COVID Guidance Contributing To Pandemic Fatigue
• NASCAR nixes Brandon Brown deal with crypto outfit LGBcoin
• Road Crews Preparing For Season's 1st Accumulating Snow
• Macy's To Cut Store Hours Due To Surge In COVID Cases
• I-Team: Reports Of Medical Imaging Scan Cancelations Possibly Linked To 'Security Incident'
• PHA Residents Sounded Alarm On Escape Routes Years Before Deadly Fairmount Fire
• Partial Remains Found At Home In Marshall Fire Burn Area
• Hurley's Picks: Aaron Rodgers, Packers Really Need To Win The Super Bowl This Year
• Car Hits Fort Worth Traffic Light, Causing Massive Backup At Alta Mere/Highway 183
• Rachael Rollins To Be Sworn In As US Attorney Monday
• Dallas Police Department Searching For Man Who Abducted, Raped Victim At Gunpoint
• With Increasing Hospital Admissions A Concern, California's Indoor Mask Mandate Extended To Feb. 15
• GRAMMY Awards Postponed Due To COVID-19 Surge
• Minneapolis Asks Residents To Cut Down On Salt For Snow And Ice To Protect Environment
• Bill Would Give Massachusetts Students 2 Mental Health Days From School
• Officials Take Action As Omicron Cases Surge Across New York City, Especially In The Bronx
• Colorado Avalanche Donation Program Focuses On Hockey Players Impacted By Marshall Fire
• 'If I Am Positive, How Can I Keep Family Members Safe?' Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID-19 Questions
• Massachusetts' COVID-19 Death Total Climbs Past 20,000
• Distraught Philadelphia Leaders Respond To Fairmount Fire That Killed At Least 12 People: 'Your Whole Body Just Sinks'
• January 6th Capitol assault: 60 Minutes reporting
• 2 Suspects Arrested In 2020 South Sacramento House Party Shooting That Left 1 Dead
• Annapolis Braces For The Next Winter Storm
• Some Teachers Question New York's 'Return To Classroom' COVID Policies While More Students Stay Home Amid Surge
• Archdiocese Of Miami Now Requiring Masks For Mass, Church Gatherings
• Michigan Lawmakers Want Info About Troubling Prison Conditions
• FEMA-Run COVID-19 Testing Site Expected To Open This Week In Philadelphia As Record Cases Continue
• Modesto Water Main Break Results In About 90,000 Gallons Lost
• Visit Florida President, CEO Dana Young, 'Optimistic Despite Omicron Spread'
• Father Arrested In Connection With Missing Manchester, NH 7-Year-Old Harmony Montgomery
• Deadly Crash Reported In East Rutherford As Several Cars Slide Off Roads Across New Jersey
• Colorado Weather: Challenging Wednesday Evening Commute Ahead With Snow And Cold In Denver
• Teatro SEA Continuing Three Kings Day Tradition Despite Spike In COVID Cases
• Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions About CDC's New Isolation Guidelines
• Massachusetts Reports New Single Day Record Of 27,612 COVID Cases, Tops 20,000 Deaths
• Odell Barry Dies, Trailblazer Was First African American Mayor Of Northglenn
• With At Least 12 Killed, Fairmount Fire Deadliest Single Fire In Philadelphia In Century
• Newsom Slammed For California Student COVID Test Shortage
• Powerball jackpot increases to $630 million for Wednesday drawing
• Police Search For Man, Woman Wanted In Assault At Prince Liquor Store In Detroit
• Video: Brazen Thieves Break Into Home Garages in San Francisco
• Man Accused Of Sexually Abusing 6 Boys Sentenced To 94 Years In Prison
• GM unveils electric pickup truck at CES
• Man Gets 14 To 30 Years For Deadly Attack In Homewood
• 1 Teen Arrested In Mall Of America Shooting Released From Jail Without Charges
• 'Flurona': Florida Hospitals Seeing Kids Testing Positive For Both COVDI & Flu
• State Police Helicopter Hoists Shipman From Chesapeake Bay During Medical Emergency
• March 2023 Trial Set For Surfside Condo Collapse Lawsuits
• How to end your sugar addiction this new year
• Lottery Frenzy Builds as Powerball Jackpot Hits Estimated $630M Wednesday
• American Rescue Act Funding Helps Boost Naloxone Supply In Colorado
• Nelson Agholor Returns To Practice As Patriots Move Indoors Wednesday; Kyle Dugger Sits Out With Hand Injury
• Toddler Accidentally Shoots 3-Month-Old Sibling Outside Granbury Walmart, Police Say
• Suspect Arrested In Mapleton Shooting
• 1 Killed In Fire At Westmoreland County Home
• Gov. Larry Hogan Announces $248M In Maryland Homeowner Assistance
• Grammy Awards Set For Jan. 31 Postponed Due To COVID
• Gov. Jared Polis Grants Pardons For Some Previous Marijuana Convictions
• Police Searching For Suspect Following Armed Robbery At Woodbury Gas Station
• 2022 Grammy Awards Postponed Over Omicron Risk
• Man Pleads Guilty To Montgomery County Democratic Committee Office Shooting After Threatening Email
• Pittsburgh Weather: Winter Weather Advisory Issued With Accumulating Snowfall On The Way
• 10% Positivity Rate Delays First Day Of In-Person Learning At La Cañada Unified Schools
• Almost 300 Flights Canceled At Denver International Airport Wednesday
• Oxford High School Students Slowly Return To School After Shooting
• Grammy Awards Set For Jan. 31 Postponed Due To COVID
• "Another banner day" as Webb space telescope unfolds secondary mirror
• NWS Issues Winter Weather Advisory For Central Maryland Beginning Thursday Evening
• St, Paul, Robbinsdale & Plymouth Declare Snow Emergencies
• Ald. Pat Dowell Announces Run To Succeed Bobby Rush In Congress; Drops Out Of Race For Illinois Secretary Of State
• Rocket part makes uncontrolled re-entry into Earth's atmosphere
• The 79th Golden Globes won't have a live audience or red carpet
• Chicago Weather: Winter Weather Advisory In Effect Through Wednesday Night
• President Biden To Tour Damage Of Marshall Fire On Friday
• 2022 Grammy Awards postponed due to COVID-19 concerns
• 1 Killed, 2 Injured In Six-Vehicle Crash Involving FedEx Truck In Cerritos
• Two Longtime District Attorneys In Massachusetts Announce They Won't Run For Re-Election
• Whitmer Tests Negative For COVID-19 After Husband Tests Positive, Will Continue To Work Remotely
• 72-Year-Old Man Wanted In Deadly Strip District Crash
• Iowa Father, Minnesota Son Plead Guilty In Jan. 6 Capitol Riot
• CIF Southern Section Postpones Cheerleading Championships After 30% Of Registered Teams Withdraw Due To COVID-19 Infections
• Frederick Moves All Government Meetings To Virtual, Closes Offices To The Public Due To COVID-19 Surge
• Counterfeit Respirators And Misrepresentation Of NIOSH Approval
• Up To 20 Vehicles Crash On Passyunk Avenue Bridge In South Philadelphia, Officials Say
• Dallas County DA John Creuzot Actively Pursuing Alleged Police Wrongdoing During Summer 2020 Protests
• Communication Woes Cited In Report On Maryland's Evictions Panel
• Bridge Work To Close Portion Of Westbound I-94 In Detroit This Weekend
• FedEx Plane Slides On Icy Taxiway At Manchester Airport
• Steelers Activate 6 Players From Reserve/COVID-19 List, Lose Joe Haden And Defensive Coordinator Keith Butler
• San Lucas Man Gets 2 Years For 5th DUI Arrest
• Walmart Temporarily Closes Hollywood Store For COVID Cleaning
• How To Prep Your Car For Bitter Cold Temperatures
• Oldest US Veteran Of WWII, Lawrence N. Brooks, Dies At 112
• Death Of Baby Found Unresponsive In Washington County Ruled Homicide
• CPS Cancels Classes Wednesday After CTU Votes To Return To Remote Learning
• Woman Killed In Hit-And-Run On Garden Highway
• Dallas Cowboys Linebacker Micah Parsons Enters Into COVID-19 Protocol
• Anheuser-Busch Partners With Red Cross To Deliver Emergency Drinking Water During Marshall Fire Recovery
• Powerball Jackpot Jumps To $630 Million Ahead Of Wednesday's Drawing
• New Jersey motel builds goodwill on TikTok as it takes in homeless
• Despite Recent Heavy Rainfall, California May Impose More Water Restrictions To Spur More Conservation
• Illinois Reports New Records For Daily COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations As Infections Continue To Surge
• GM Reveals New Electric Truck, Faces Skeptical Buyers
• Celtics Place Payton Pritchard In NBA's Health And Safety Protocol
• Lawrence Brooks, Oldest American World War II Vet, Dies At 112
• 10 Big Issues To Watch During Florida's Upcoming 2022 Legislative Session
• LA Supervisor Barger, Councilwoman Raman Test Positive For COVID-19
• KFC dishing up plant-based fried chicken nationwide
• Penguins Send Sam Lafferty To Chicago For Alex Nylander
• Joe Burrow Won't Play For Bengals In Week 18, Potentially Impacting Patriots' Playoff Matchup
• Michigan Woman Sentenced After US-10 Crash Killed Mother, Pedestrian
• 'The Amazing Race' 33rd Season Preview: Sacramento Hometown Heroes Anthony Sadler And Spencer Stone Competing
• Time To Prepare: More Snow On The Way For Thursday Into Friday
• Hogan Calls Omicron 'Dominant' Variant As Maryland's Positivity Rate Tops 28%
• Port Authority Officers Help Save Man Suffering Heart Attack After Steelers Game
• 'The Odor Of Sickness,' COVID Sniffing Dogs Search Norton Middle School For Traces Of Virus
• Coloradans Raise More Than $12 Million To Help Those Impacted By Marshall Fire
• Victim In Deadly New Year's Day Shooting In South Sacramento Identified As Carmichael Man
• Malibu City Hall To Close For In-Person Services Starting Wednesday
• Dr. Kristina Box, Indiana's Top Public Health Official, Gets Second Case Of COVID-19
• Rep. Rashida Tlaib To Run For New Detroit-Area Seat After Redistricting
• COVID-19 In MN: Continuing Spike, Latest Positivity Rate Now At 13.4%
• Father arrested in connection with missing New Hampshire 7-year-old
• 79th Golden Globes Will Have No Audience Or Celebrities, And Won't Be Televised
• Trump Cancels Mar-a-Lago News Conference Planned For Thursday, Anniversary Of Jan. 6 Capitol Attack
• Fort Lauderdale Adds News COVID-19 Test Site To Help Meet Demand
• Some Sacramento Public Library Locations Giving Out Free Rapid COVID-19 Tests, As Supplies Last
• San Jose Standoff With Man Armed With Axe And Knife Ends With Arrest
• Authorities Identify Motorcyclist Killed in Hwy 101 Crash Near Menlo Park
• Zoo Miami Says Goodbye To Beloved Camel 'Fluffy'
• Mike Zimmer Says Kirk Cousins Will Play Against Bears On Sunday
• Gov. Tom Wolf Visits Braddock Health Center Ahead Of Pennie Enrollment Deadline
• Brandis Wells Charged For Fatal Shooting In Frogtown
• Biden Administration Launching Additional Testing Sites In Six States, Including Maryland
• The Antonio Brown Situation Remains Far From Resolved For Buccaneers, Rest Of NFL
• Schools In Western Michigan Close As Storm Moves In
• 'Why Not Now?': Wild's Top 2 Prospects Set To Make NHL Debut Thursday
• Green Bay's Mayor Seeks Sanctions Against Head Of GOP Probe Into 2020 Election
• Most companies kept their January 6 PAC pledges. But some did not.
• Boston Superintendent Brenda Cassellius Fills In As Fourth Grade Teacher Amid Staffing Shortage
• Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg Says His Office Won't Prosecute Fare Evasion, Resisting Arrest, Prostitution And More Without Accompanying Felony Charge
• Macy's Cutting Store Hours As COVID Cases Spike
• After Nearly Month-Long Layoff, Colorado State Rams Defeat Air Force
• Bruins Place Tomas Nosek, One More Staff Member In COVID-19 Protocol
• Florida Senate Proposal Targets Public Employee Unions
• 7 Children Among At Least 13 Dead Following Fire At Philadelphia Housing Authority Apartments In Fairmount
• Tech exec ousted over antisemitic vaccination conspiracy email
• Lake Oroville Power Plant Restarts After Being Shut Down Due To Drought
• Brian Kelly Addresses Sudden Southern Accent: 'I'm From Boston, We Don't Have Strong Accents'
• AC Unit Malfunction Sparks 2-Alarm Fire At Sterling Hotel In Northwest Dallas
• Record-breaking COVID cases in Florida causing strain in hospitals
• Detroit Man Charged In Robbery, Sexual Assault Of 28-Year-Old Detroit Woman
• Xcel Restores Natural Gas Service To 10,000 Customers In Superior And Louisville, Close To Completion
• Wisconsin Tax Burden Rises For The First Time In A Decade
• French leader vows to make life "miserable" for COVID vaccine refusers
• Pedestrian Killed After Being Struck By Multiple Cars On Southbound 405 Freeway In Gardena
• Complete With 8 Hidden Avalanche Transceivers, Trail Offers Free Backcountry Safety Training In Colorado
• Louisiana governor pardons Homer Plessy for segregation protest
• NYPD Searching For Gunman Accused Of Killing Jennifer Ynoa And Her Dog Inside Brooklyn Bodega
• Head Coach Lindsay Whalen Will Miss Thursday's Gophers Game After Emergency Appendectomy
• VIDEO: Pickup Truck Catches Fire At Arden Arcade Apartment Complex
• Several Area School Districts Closed Or Delayed Because Of Icy Roads
• 13 People Dead Following House Fire In Philadelphia (CBS Philly)
• Oklahoma Judge Sets January 28 For 'Tiger King' Joe Exotic Resentencing
• Police solve girl's 1995 killing featured on "America's Most Wanted"
• At Least 12 Dead After House Fire In Philadelphia
• The Tom Brady-Aaron Rodgers MVP Debate Is Getting Spicy ... And A Little Stupid
• Divvy Station Opening At Olive-Harvey College In Pullman; City College Students Get Free Membership
• California deputy DA who opposed vaccine mandate dies of COVID
• Central California Officer Shoots Police K-9 After Dog Attacks Him
• Michigan's David Ojabo Announces He Is Entering The NFL Draft
• Land O'Lakes Kennel Club Dog Show
• WATCH: Gov. Hogan Attends Board Of Public Works Meeting
• Every State And Territory In The U.S. Now Included On Chicago COVID-19 Travel Advisory
• Detroit Makes Short Work Of Sharks 6-2
• #BettyWhiteChallenge urges donations to animal shelters
• Benton Harbor Woman Killed In 1997 Identified
• Cooking With Rania: Chicken Scarpariello
• PTL Links: Jan. 5, 2022
• Rare protests draw resignations and shake Kazakhstan to the core
• Detectives Investigate Shooting Death Of Man In Northwest Baltimore
• Patriots Use Practice-Squad Protections On Four Players, Including Kristian Wilkerson
• Miami Weather: Showers Around, Mainly Tuesday Morning
• Nevada County Considers Bringing In Truck Showers For Residents As Power Outage Continues
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Suspect Accused Of Nearly Dozen Gunpoint Robberies
• South Korea grounds F-35s after dramatic emergency landing
• Baltimore Firefighters Knock Down 4-Alarm Fire In Charles North
• Neighbor Shares His Story Of Trying To Save Missing Woman Nadine Turnbull In Marshall Fire
• British singer-songwriter Yola on coming into her own
• Sebastian Gorka sues January 6 committee over subpoena for phone records
• With COVID Numbers Up, ISD Students Returning To Class For Spring Semester
• Passenger In Stolen Vehicle Dies In St. Paul Crash, State Patrol Says
• Capitol officer a year later: "Every day for me has been a January 6"
• T.J. Watt Once Again Named AFC Defensive Player Of The Week
• Sen. Klobuchar Leads Hearing On Capitol Security Ahead Of Jan. 6 Attack Anniversary
• State Lawmaker Frustrated With Violent Crime In Albany Park After Bullet Narrowly Misses 7-Year-Old Girl Who Was Doing Her Homework; 'It Is A War Zone'
• Oskar Steen Nets His First Career NHL Goal In Truly Bizarre Fashion
• Holy Cross Health Temporarily Closes Maternity Ward, COVID Related Staffing Shortages
• France's famed Bogdanoff twins die of COVID after rejecting vaccines
• Kroger and Walmart hike the price of COVID-19 home tests
• More police officers sue Trump over January 6
• Seth Meyers tests positive for COVID-19
• Judge dismisses "Nevermind" album cover child porn lawsuit
• Trump cancels January 6 press conference
• Video appears to show start of Colorado's Marshall Fire
• UPDATE: Sheriff's Dept. Recruit Killed In Freeway Shooting On I-580/I-80 Connector In Oakland
• BlackBerry pulls the plug on its pioneering mobile phone
• Donald Trump Cancels Press Conference On Anniversary Of January 6 Capitol Riot
• Classes again canceled for Chicago Public Schools on Thursday
• January 6 Committee seeks information from Fox News' Sean Hannity
• CDC says COVID test before ending isolation is "best approach"
• Capitol Police official says she warned of potential violence before riot
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/5 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
• University Of Texas Starting Spring 2022 Classes Online Due To Surge In COVID Cases
• Dog leads police to owner hurt in crash: "My little guardian angel"
• China locks down entire cities over tiny COVID outbreaks
• Man Shot During Shoe Sale In Humboldt Park; Shooter In Custody
• Pittsburgh Weather: First Significant Snow Chances Move In This Week
• COVID-19 Outbreak Causing Delay In Twin Cities Trash Pickup
• Chick-fil-A Opens Its First Boston Restaurant On Boylston Street
• Over 30 Catalytic Converter Thefts Within Month On West Side Prompt Community Alert
• 4-Year-Old Niece Of George Floyd Injured In Texas New Year's Day Shooting
• Preview: 'The Amazing Race' Begins 33rd Season On CBS
• Children's Hospital Opens 2nd COVID-19 Unit As Admissions Surge
• Hospitals Seeing Uptick In 'Flurona' Cases, A Double Infection Of COVID And The Flu
• Preview: 'The Amazing Race' Begins 33rd Season On CBS
• FBI dive team joins search for girl, 3, who vanished from playground
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