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Articles from January 12, 2022

• Getting Answers: Should You Get Omicron On Purpose To 'Get Over It?'
• Pliny The Younger Postponed: Russian River Brewing Pushes Back 2022 Beer Release Due To COVID-19 Omicron Surge
• James Scores 34 But Lakers Stumble, Fall To Kings 125-116
• Suspected Drug House Across From Elementary School In Huntington Beach Has Community On Edge
• Vallejo 'Vigilante Group' Takes Pothole Problem Into Own Hands
• Historic School In Downtown Sacramento May Be Turned Into Modern Housing
• Centura Health Mourns Hannah Nash, Summit County Avalanche Victim
• Half-Ton Moose Slips Into Window Well While Munching Dinner, Falls Into Breckenridge Basement
• Health Care Workers And Hospitals Still Scrambling With Omicron Surge
• Marshall Fire: Small Business Loan Program Helping Pave New Roads For Victims
• 3 Children Under 8 Found Dead, Mother Injured In Apartment Near Merced
• Finding Meaning In Rubble: Marshall Fire Victims Sort Through Debris
• Emotional Vigil Held For 27-Year-Old Fernando Arroyos, LAPD Officer Slain During Robbery
• Wolf Creek Ski Area Digs Out Snowcat Completely Buried By Recent Snowfall
• Kings Snap Losing Streak With 125-116 Win Over Lakers
• City Council Approves 58 Anti-Camping Locations As Part Of Ordinance Passed Last Summer
• Bulls Fall To Nets For Second Loss In Three Games
• Northwestern Falls To Maryland In Double Overtime
• US Imposes Sanctions On North Korean, Russian Individuals Tied To North Korea's Missile Programs
• Chicago Weather: A Few Flurries Here And There
• State Rep. Jim Struzzi Pushes For Bill That Legalizes Fentanyl Test Strips
• Shaq Officially Out As Sacramento Kings' Minority Owner
• 300 Tips Come In On Missing New Hampshire Girl Harmony Montgomery, Reward Hits $104,000
• Man Wanted In Moorhead Sex Crime Arrested In Mexico 21 Years Later
• Nurses In Chicago And Beyond To Hold Day Of Action, Call For Safe Staffing Levels And Protections Amid COVID-19 Surge
• Sexual Abuse Accusations Against Breakout Star Jerry Harris Addressed Frankly In Second Season Of 'Cheer;' Accusers' Mother Speaks To CBS 2
• New Yorkers Protest Expiration Of Eviction Moratorium, Demand Rent Relief
• BART Trains To Run Until Midnight On Sundays Starting In February
• Getting Answers: Newsom's Emergency Order Makes It Easier To Hire Substitute Teachers
• 'We're Here & We're Not Leaving': Rent Increase At Hialeah Building Sparks Protest
• 'He's Smiling Down On This Building': Rink Of Dreams Hockey Barn Draws Visitors From All Over
• How Will I Be Reimbursed For Rapid COVID Tests?
• Florida Lawmaker Files Bill To Put Cameras In Classrooms & Mics On Teachers
• Police Investigating Shooting In Plum
• Gullivers Pizza And Pub To Close After 56 Years In Operation In West Rogers Park
• Gov. Hochul Announces Proposal To Address Critical Truck, Bus Driver Shortage
• Cook County Sheriff's Officers Shoot, Wound Suspect They Were Tracking On Electronic Monitoring In South Shore
• Employees Rally On First Day Of King Soopers Strike
• Omicron, Worker Shortages Exacerbating Shipping Delays, Shortages
• DPW Will Shift To Bi-Weekly Recycling Collection Starting Jan. 18
• Investigation Of Medical Helicopter Crash In Drexel Hill Could Take More Than A Year, NTSB Says
• Evanston To Announce First 16 Recipients Eligible For Grants From Reparations Program
• Four, Including Minor, Seriously Injured After Crash During Police Pursuit In Columbia
• 'It Looks Like Hell Is Getting A Facelift,' Boston Clears Out Remaining Tents Along Mass And Cass
• Three Seriously Injured After Car Crashes Into Nottingham Home
• Aurora Police Officer Brian Shields Dies Of COVID-19 At 51
• 'We're Scared': Restaurants Grapple With New COVID Restrictions In Minneapolis, St. Paul
• Saturday's Playoff Opener Against Bills Could Be Third Coldest Game In Patriots History
• Colorado Weather: New Snowpack Numbers Looking Good For 2/3rds Of The State
• Shelves Empty At Maryland Grocery Stores Again, Omicron & Winter Weather To Blame
• Baltimore Schools' CEO Apologizes For Abrupt Change, Remains Committed To In-Person Instruction
• 3.9 Magnitude Quake Rattles Palm Desert Communities Wednesday Evening
• Death Of 16-Year-Old Hockey Player Teddy Balkind Prompts Push To Mandate Neck Guards
• Matt Gaetz's Ex-Girlfriend Testifies Before Grand Jury Investigating The Florida Congressman
• Maryland Lawmakers To Tackle Multi-Billion Dollar Budget Surplus As General Assembly Convenes
• Pittsburgh Weather: A Winter Storm System Continues To Develop. Here's What We Know
• Maryland Needs A Centralized Fraud Detection System, Franchot Says
• Child Unresponsive, Hospitalized After Falling Through Thin Ice
• 1 Killed In Rollover In Fort Worth, Loop 820 Northbound Service Road Remains Shut Down
• Michigan Department Of Transportation Releases 299 Winners Of Snowplow Naming Contest
• Marchand Hat Trick Leads Bruins To 5-1 Win Over Canadiens
• Off-Duty Chicago Police Officer Shoots Three People At Bowling Alley In Blue Island
• King Soopers Strike: Battle Over Contract To Continue On Picket Line
• FAA Says Detroit Metro Airport, 49 Other Airlines Getting Buffer Zones To Block 5G Signals
• Boy, 14, Shot And Critically Wounded In West Englewood
• Survey: 3,000 Jobs Lost, 1,500 Patients Discharged Following Auto Insurance Reimbursement Cut
• Boonyasith Scores 14 To Lift UMBC Over NJIT 76-56
• Herro's Near Triple-Double Leads Heat To 115-91 Victory Against Hawks
• Sunnyvale Looks To Fight Off Crow Invasion In Downtown With Lasers; Plan Faces Pushback
• Wizards Hand Magic 10th Straight Loss, 112-106
• Omicron Continues To 'Significantly Impact' In-Person Learning As 2 More Philly Schools Go Virtual To Bring Total Over 100
• Oakland's Police Chief Outlines Plan to Make Streets Safer in Coming Year
• Small Crew With Army Corps Of Engineers Helps Keep Bay Clean And Safe
• Suspect Arrested In San Francisco Crocker-Amazon Fatal Shooting
• Princess Cruise Lines Pleads Guilty To Probation Violation
• LA Zoo Celebrates Longtime Supporter Betty White With Memorial Garden
• Maryland Courts Extend Jury Trial Moratorium To Feb. 14 Amid Record COVID-19 Metrics
• Celtics Take Control Early, Pull Away From Pacers 119-100
• 2 Broadway Shows Announce Temporary Closure Plans As Attendance Drops Across Industry
• Harry Styles, Ye And Billie Eilish Announced As Coachella 2022 Headliners
• Sixers' 7-Game Winning Streak Ends With First Loss To Hornets Since 2016
• Gov. Newsom Rejects Sheriff's Claims His Homelessness Plan Isn't Working
• Shipping Issues Causing Delays Of COVID-19 Test Results In Orange County
• Businesses Struggling to Stay Open amid Omicron Variant Surge
• Tarrant County District Attorney's Office Warns Of Potentially Fraudulent COVID-19 Testing Sites
• Thursday's Show Info. (1/13/22)
• Police Searching For Robbery Suspect Who Escaped Custody At Brooklyn Hospital
• Shots Fired On MTA Bus In The Bronx
• BART to Run Trains Until Midnight On Sundays Again Starting Next Month
• Patrick Kane Has Not Scored A Goal In 13 Games, But Hopes To Change That Soon
• Ronnie Spector, '60s Icon Who Sang 'Be My Baby,' Dies At 78
• Dallas ISD Superintendent Michael Hinojosa To Retire At End Of The Year
• 'It's More Important Than Ever To Be Saving Money': Inflation and Supply Chain Shortages Drive Prices Up
• Man Shot In Head While Driving In Portage Park
• More Than A Dozen North Texas School Districts Halt Classes Until Next Tuesday Due To COVID-19-Related Absences
• Royse City Police Officer Back On Job Following Near-Death Experience
• Oakland Unified Announces Agreement With Teachers' Union On COVID Safety Amid Omicron Surge
• New Cal OSHA COVID Rules for Workplace to Create Challenges for Businesses
• Many Drug Store Cough And Cold Remedy Aisles Left Bare During Latest COVID-19 Surge
• Record High Inflation Driving Increase Of Everyday Goods, From Groceries To Gasoline
• 'It's Beautiful': Minnesotans Soak Up Temps In High 30s After Days Below Zero
• New Movement Advocates for Revival of Santa Clara's Old Downtown
• Walkout Ceremony Held For Retiring FDNY Chief Of Department Thomas Richardson
• CPS Students Return To In Person Class As Rank-And-File Teachers Accepts New COVID Safety Agreement
• 'Why Lie To Me?' Pennsylvania Senate Race Rivals Attack Carpetbaggery
• Debbie Allen Dance Academy Adds Academics With Middle School Curriculum
• Crews Knock Down House Fire In Rio Linda
• Cook Children's Health Scrambling To Treat Record Number Of COVID-19 Patients
• Mets Team Up With New York Blood Center For Winter Blood Drive
• Several Twin Cities School Districts Move To Distance Learning
• Ronnie Spector, '60s Icon Who Sang 'Be My Baby,' Dies At 78
• Sheriff: 4 Arrested In Fatal Shooting Of LAPD Officer Fernando Arroyos
• Army has relieved six active-duty commanders for refusing COVID-19 vaccine
• Guns And Drugs Found During Allegheny County Home Search
• Fresh Off Making History Being Named Manager In Yankees System, Rachel Balkovec Tells Her Story Of Perseverance
• Driver Loses Control On Garden State Parkway, Crashes Into Nearby Home
• Connecticut Teachers Voice Concerns About COVID Safety, Demand More PPE
• Insurance Companies To Start Reimbursing For COVID At-Home Tests
• Brian Wilson, Joan Jett, Stevie Van Zandt And More Share Tributes To Ronnie Spector
• Paterson Public Schools Extend Remote Learning Another Week
• New California Law Doubles Workers' Comp Insurance Rates For Tree Trimming Companies
• Sentencing Of Elizabeth Holmes In Theranos Fraud Case Delayed Until Late September
• Health Care Workers Gather Downtown To Demand Changes
• COVID Cases Leveling Off In Parts Of Tri-State Area
• Covid Latest: Hogan Says 'We Are Starting To Level Off' But Concern Remains For Hospitals
• Charges Dropped Against Man Who Attorneys Say Was Falsely Accused of Assaulting SFPD Officer
• State Police Warn Drivers To Look Out For Fraudulent QR Codes On Parking Meters
• Chicago Charade: Attorney Asks For More Time To Meet With Suspected Serial Scammer Candace Clark, Judge Says, 'This Has Gone On Long Enough'
• WATCH: Stockton Police Release Video Of Fatal OIS Outside Headquarters
• Fort Worth MLK Day Event Transitions To Virtual Over COVID-19 Concerns
• Report By Transportation Nonprofit Says Crumbling New York Roads Cost Drivers Millions Every Year
• 14-Year-Old Boy Shot, Killed On Near West Side
• 26 Citations Have Been Issued To 13 Chicago Businesses For Violating COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate -- How Does Enforcement Work?
• COVID In Colorado: Patients Hospitalized For Something Else Then Find Out They Have COVID
• Car Damages Front Of Clinic In Brighton Park; No Injuries Reported
• 49ers Playoffs: Jimmy Garoppolo Focuses On Wild-Card Showdown Vs. Cowboys Rather Than Uncertain Future
• An experimental vaccine could help fight the opioid epidemic
• Miami-Dade State Attorney: 3 South Florida Police Officers Charged In Separate Incidents
• Climate Advocates Hope For Successful Year At State House
• Man Charged With Kidnapping In 14-Year-Old Girl's Disappearance
• Fact Checkers Call On YouTube To Stop Spreading Misinformation
• It's Time To Update Your Mask, But Beware Of Fake Face Coverings
• Gov. Hochul Revives Plan To Make Alcohol To-Go Permanent In New York, But Opponents Lining Up
• Amid Challenging 2022 Midterm Election for Democrats, Republicans Hope To Turn Dallas County Red In November
• Nursed Back To Health, Rehabbed Pelicans Released On Dania Beach
• Stunned Residents Look On As NYPD Takes Down 3 Suspected Police Impersonators In Bronx
• It Might Be Time To Upgrade Your Mask; CDC To Upgrade Recommendations On Face Coverings
• Some Businesses Forced To Temporarily Close, Shorten Hours Due To Employees With COVID-19
• New Jersey Family Whose Son Was Struck By Car Stresses Lifesaving Importance Of Donating Blood
• Massachusetts Higher Education Commissioner Carlos Santiago To Step Down
• Driver Taken Into Custody After Pursuit Ends With Crash With FHP Cruiser
• Police Looking For Missing 18-Year-Old Erick Huvaldo-Lopez Bautista, Last Seen Downtown
• Economists Predict Highest Inflation Rate In 40 Years Should Ease Later In 2022
• Drilling Blind, Telecom Contractors Take Out Water And Sewage Lines
• Florida Keys' Old Seven Mile Bridge Reopens To Walkers, Runners, Bicyclists
• Kevin Hart, Meek Mill & Michael Rubin Donating $15 Million To 110 Philadelphia Schools
• Newsom Urges Californians To Stay Strong During Omicron's Surge
• Long Island Fire Officials Share Space Heater Safety Advice In Wake Of Deadly Bronx High-Rise Fire
• Tampa Area Gets New 656 Area Code
• Complete List Of Nominees For The 2022 Screen Actors Guild Awards
• Matteson Travel Lodge Residents Get To Stay After Authorities Threatened Its Closure Over Safety Concerns
• Give Blood, Get A Chance To Win Super Bowl Tickets, Home Theater System
• Fall River Police Officer Michael Pessoa, Accused Of Using Excessive Force, Fired
• Will Smith, Lady Gaga, Ben Affleck Score SAG Nominations
• 'We Are Disgusted': Tent Storing Donations For Marshall Fire Victims Burglarized
• Florida Senators Back $1 Billion Emergency Fund For Gov. DeSantis
• New Report Shows Lung Cancer Is Being Detected Earlier And Patients Are Living Longer
• Esperanza Centers Distribute 10,000 Free COVID Tests
• Centura-Avista Adventist Hospital To Reopen Tuesday, Jan. 18 After Marshall Fire
• Gov. Tim Walz Flags $40 Million In Federal Funds To Hire More Health Care Workers
• Which Masks Are Best For Protecting Against COVID-19?
• On Top Of Longstanding Problems, Some Chicago Area Residents Say Mail Delivery Has Gotten Worse In 2022
• Around The Table: Republican Candidates For Governor Of Pennsylvania
• Alleged Oxford Shooter Ethan Crumbley Pleads Not Guilty
• $20,000 Reward Offered In Deadly Shooting Of Kristal Bayron Nieves At East Harlem Burger King
• Keller @ Large: Athletes Who Lie About COVID Vaccination Status Are Part Of Our Post-Truth Era
• UPDATE: Excessive Speed Blamed In Crash That Left 1 Dead, 2 Injured In East San Jose
• King Soopers President: 'We Still Have People At The Table Waiting To Negotiate In Good Faith'
• In Response To Bronx Apartment Building Tragedy, Paterson, N.J. To Re-Inspect All High-Rises, Mid-Rises, And Multiple Dwellings
• Recovery Continues For Pig Heart Transplant Recipient
• Haitian-American Model Saje Nicole Makes History In Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition, Creates Online Fitness Program
• Tax Returns Expected To Crawl For Many In 2022, Due To COVID & IRS Computer System
• Philadelphia Area Residents Faced With Delayed Deliveries, Empty Shelves As Supply Chain Issues Resurface
• FBI Searching For 'Scruffy Bandit' In Multiple Bank Robberies
• New Yorkers Say Rising Inflation Is Crushing At The Grocery Store; Fed Expected To Raise Interest Rates Soon As Fix
• Widow of Theranos Scientist Blames Elizabeth Holmes for Husband's Death
• Minneapolis Public Schools Move To Online Learning Starting Friday
• Santa Rosa Police Arrest 5 Teenage Suspected Gang Members on Multiple Felonies
• 2022 SAG Awards Nominations: See The Full List
• 'Mare Of Eastown' Actors Nominated For Several 2022 Screen Actors Guild Awards
• SEE IT: 'I Got You Buddy': MDPD Marine Patrol Officer Rescues Dolphin In Distress
• Florida School Districts Sue Firm Over Opioid Epidemic
• 60s Pop Icon Ronnie Spector Dead at 78
• Colorado Lawmakers Return To State Capitol For 73rd Legislative Session
• Temporary Grant Program May Help Philadelphians With Past-Due Water Bills
• Florida Lawmakers Seek Expanded Pre-Kindergarten Program
• Neighbors 4 Neighbors Stepping Up To Help Displaced Miramar Family After Car Slammed Into Home
• No Burn Order In Effect Through Thursday For Many Parts Of Southland
• 'Is The Booster Really Necessary?' Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID-19 Questions
• South Florida Haitian Community Marks 12 Years Since Devastating Earthquake Struck Island Nation
• Gov. Baker Commutes First-Degree Murder Convictions For William Allen, Thomas Koonce
• Pittsburgh Doctors Seeing Small Percentage Of 'Flurona' Cases
• Philadelphia Officials Urging Residents To Ensure Smoke Detectors Work In Wake Of Tragic Fairmount Fire
• Pittsburgh-Area Dentist Accused Of Killing Wife On African Safari Trip To Claim Millions In Insurance Money
• California Assault Weapon Owners Face Registration Deadline
• Recently Approved Anti-Viral Pills Now Available For High-Risk COVID Patients In New Jersey
• How Climate Change And Construction Contributed to 'Domesticated Firestorm' That Was The Marshall Fire
• Sen. Schumer: With Impending Arrival Of $6 Billion In Federal Aid, New York City's Subway System Is Saved
• U.S. Judge Refuses To Drop Sex Abuse Lawsuit Against Prince Andrew
• Consumer Prices Rise 7% In December, Highest In Nearly 40 Years
• Massachusetts Testing More Than 500 Deer For COVID
• Salmonella Outbreak In 25 States, Including Pennsylvania, Linked To Pet Bearded Dragons
• Urban League President T. Willard Fair Urges More Time To Find Miami-Dade Public Schools Superintendent
• Two Florida Women, Including One From Fort Lauderdale, Wins $1 Million Each Playing Holiday Winnings Scratch-Off Game
• Gardening 101: Time To Do Winter Tree Pruning
• Florida Legislative Measure Seeks To Make Street Takeovers, Vehicular Stunts Illegal
• Minneapolis Public Works Car Hit By Gunfire After Worker Saves Shooter's Intended Target
• Water Tank Suffers Complete Failure In Twain Harte, No Injuries Reported
• Mac Jones Ready For Added Pressure That Comes With NFL Playoffs: 'That's What Makes It Fun'
• State Delivers 500K N95 Masks To Ventura County's Students, Staff
• Lexington Market Lands Taharka Brothers Ice Cream And Ovenbird Bakery
• 'We're In A Dire Strait': American Red Cross Facing 'Most Critical' Blood Shortage In Over Decade
• Baltimore County Man Sentenced To 40 Years For Kidnapping, Rape
• Massachusetts Reports 22,184 New COVID Cases, 75 Additional Deaths
• Attorney General Moody Launches New Training Initiative In Fight To End Human Trafficking
• Men Who Allegedly Kidnapped South Dallas 14-Year-Old Charged With Production Of Child Pornography
• Police Release Photos Of Suspects, Getaway Car After Fires Were Set At Highland, Indiana Meijer As Distraction For Shoplifting
• Applications Open For Artist-In-Residence Program At Porcupine Mountains
• Six New England Ski Resorts Make Best In US List
• Wheaton High School Student Arrested After Loaded Gun Found In Search
• Former President Trump Calls Politicians Who Refuse To Reveal COVID Vaccine Booster Status 'Gutless'
• McCarthy says he won't cooperate with January 6 committee
• 98 Cannon Riverfront Grille In Chestertown Suffers 'Significant Fire Damage'
• Laurel Park Will Close Friday And Saturday For 'Track Maintenance Work,' Reopen Sunday
• Board Of Supervisors Approve Ordinance Banning Candy-Flavored Tobacco Sales In Sacramento County
• LA City Council Votes To Close Historic Beachwood Stairs For Repairs
• Pennsylvania House Votes For GOP-Favored Congressional Redistricting Plan
• Speed Camera Violations Could Soon Cost Drivers Money On I-95 Stretch In Wilmington, Delaware
• Universal Orlando Mandating That Workers Get Vaccinated Against COVID
• Local Assault Weapon Owners Face State's Registration Deadline
• Anna Middle School Students Install 'Little Free Libraries' Throughout City Parks
• Minneapolis Woman Sentenced To 8+ Years In Prison For Carjackings
• Ben Roethlisberger On Chiefs Game: 'We Don't Have A Chance' So 'Let's Just Go Play And Have Fun'
• National Aquarium Will Require Guests To Prove They're Vaccinated
• Black Lives Matter Crosswalk Unveiled In Dallas Ahead Of MLK Day
• Army ups top bonuses for recruits to $50K amid COVID-related staffing issues
• WATCH: Driver Slams Into Duxbury Sanding Truck During Storm
• Memberships On 'Buy Nothing' Facebook Groups Explode Nationwide
• Illinois Deploying More Than 2,000 Healthcare Workers To Help Staff Overworked Hospitals; Top Doctor Says 'It's Too Soon To Tell' If Latest COVID Surge Has Peaked
• Christian Barmore Among 11 Patriots Limited At Wednesday's Outdoor Practice
• Fire Damages 16 Apartment Units In Grand Prairie, No Injuries
• Police: Man Kills Self After Shooting Girlfriend At Oakdale Home
• Eric Weddle Comes Out Of Retirement To Help Rams In Playoff Run
• PHOTO: Bus Charred After Catching Fire Outside Elementary School In Wakefield
• Man charged for allegedly giving Olympians performance-enhancing drugs
• Finding COVID-19 Tests Getting More Difficult In North Texas
• Biden to meet with Senate Democrats on Thursday in push for voting bills
• Stockton Police Use Drone, K-9 In Arrest 2 Home Robbery Suspects
• COVID-19 test providers reap profits as consumers pay up
• Hogan Eyes Police Funding & Tax Relief Measures In Legislative Session
• McDaniel College Implements New COVID-19 Safety Measures
• Arvada Police: Suspect Shot And Killed By Officers After Pulling Knife Identified As Kenneth Delton Hutcheson
• King Soopers Strike Begins, Union Says Grocery Store Has 'Unfair Labor Practices'
• El Segundo Residents File Second Lawsuit Over Last Summer's Hyperion Sewage Spill
• Sex Assault Charges Dropped Against Former Pittsburgh Restaurant Owner
• Trial Scheduled For Gregory Ulrich, Charged In Buffalo Clinic Shooting
• Red Cross Of Michigan In Dire Need Of Blood Donations, Taking Appointments For Upcoming Blood Drives
• Photos show 2-month-old being rescued from wreckage of helicopter crash
• Texas Man Charged With Giving Olympic Athletes Performance Drugs
• 51-Year-Old Man Killed In Southeast Baltimore, Police Say
• Remains Found In Isanti County In 2003 Identified As Man Missing Since 1970
• Hall Of Famer Grant Hill's Memoir 'Game' Coming Out In June
• Frederick Sheriffs To Start 12-Month Body Cam Trial
• Large Asteroid Expected To Make Its Closest Pass By Earth On January 18
• Climate Change, Legal Cannabis, Budget On Legislative Agenda At MD's 90-Day Session
• Howard County Shares Tips On How To Keep Pipes From Freezing In Cold Weather
• Jamie Lynn Spears says she "took no steps" to be part of Britney's conservatorship
• Michigan Officials Warn Of Possible Scams With Upcoming Auto Insurance Refunds
• WJZ's Black History Oratory Competition 2022
• Exton Man, Christopher Smith, Charged With Attempted Homicide After He Allegedly Shot At Police During Standoff, Officials Say
• Suspect detained over 2012 slayings of family and cyclist in Alps
• Three Wounded In Shooting Near 63rd And King
• San Jose City Council Unanimously Approves New Tougher COVID Booster Mandate
• Napa Crash Blocks Silverado Trail With Downed Power Lines
• Teachers at Oakland's Frick Academy Hold Sickout Due to COVID-19 Outbreak
• Water Pump Problem Closes SR-87 Connector Ramp off Southbound I-280 in San Jose
• Freeport Area High School Goes Remote With Half Of Student Population In Quarantine
• LIST: What Services Will Be Closed In Baltimore On Martin Luther King Jr. Day?
• Tarrant County DA Warns To Look Out For COVID-19 Testing Frauds
• Julian Edelman Made A $100,000 Bet On A Patriots-Buccaneers Super Bowl
• Twins To Retire Hall Of Famer Jim Kaat's Number
• 'Keeping Officers Out Of Danger,' Dallas Police Department To Use Drones
• Proposal Would Rename Boyle Heights Street After Musician Vicente Fernández
• San Jose Police Seek Public's Help In Finding Suspect In Fatal Shooting Near VTA Light Rail Station
• Investigation Shows 6-Year-Old Damari Perry Died Of Hypothermia, Body Was Burned After He Died
• Bean bags and other easy seating for football playoff crowds
• Software Woes Fixed; San Francisco COVID Testing Sites Reopening For Business
• Dallas Man Dies After Shooting On Barclay Street
• 51-Year-Old Port Huron Pedestrian Dies After Being Struck By Vehicle
• Golden Valley, Hopkins Instituting Mask Mandates
• 911 Outage Leaves Four Western Suburbs Without Emergency Service
• Chicago Weather: Chilly Sprinkles And Fog, Possible Snow Chances
• Philadelphia Federation Of Teachers Urges Letters To Mayor, Education Leader To Demand For COVID Testing, Pause On In-Person Learning
• NATO and Russia fail to resolve "significant differences" over Ukraine
• Feds: Auction To Be Held For Companies To Bid On Areas Of Tri-State Waters To Develop Wind Energy
• Find Out Why You Should Be On Lookout For Lay's Potato Chip Bags With Eagles Logo On Them
• Man Arrested In Connection To South St. Paul Van Theft With Show Dog Inside
• Miami Man Accused Of Having Sex With Teen Girl At Florida Keys Home
• Pennsylvania Hospitals Nearing Capacity As COVID-19 Continues To Surge
• Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick Is In The Danger Zone
• COVID Cases Top 1,000 In Orange County; 6 Hospitals In Need Of 100 More Nurses
• 'Substantial Drop' Of COVID Levels In Massachusetts Wastewater Has Experts Cautiously Optimistic
• 23-Year-Old Towson University Student Shot, Killed
• Cardona: Schools expected to get more COVID tests "early next week"
• Showboat Hotel Breaks Ground On New 103,000-Square Foot Indoor Waterpark
• Celtics Reportedly Interested In Another Reunion With Jeff Green, Along With Trading For Suns Big Man Jalen Smith
• Former Cubs Pitcher Jon Lester Announces Retirement
• Better Business Bureau's Top Scams For 2021: Online Shoppers Beware
• Emmett Till, Chicago Teen Brutally Murdered By White Supremacists, To Receive Congressional Gold Medal
• Maryland Department Of Health Confirms Ransomware Attack Caused Disruption In COVID-19 Data Last Month
• 2-year-old was youngest victim of Bronx apartment fire, officials say
• NYPD Cruiser Crashes Into Parked Cars In Brooklyn
• Maryland Weather: Enjoy These Warmer Temps Before Things Cool Down
• BSO, FHP, Police: Zero Tolerance Policy For Reckless "Wheels Up, Guns Down" Riders
• Search On For Motorcyclist Seen Speeding Around Yuba City, Taunting Officers
• Paul Marquart Joins Minnesota House Members Who Won't Seek Reelection
• CPS Students Back In Classrooms As Chicago Teachers Union Set To Vote On Tentative COVID-19 Safety Agreement
• Four Reasons For Patriots Optimism In Playoff Matchup With Bills
• Dirksen Federal Courthouse Becomes Latest Site To Offer COVID Testing
• Doctors Continue To See Rise In COVID Patients; Advise Vaccines And Other Safety Measures
• Senate Committee Approves LA Mayor Eric Garcetti's Nomination For India Ambassadorship
• Likely Denver Broncos Sale Could Draw Bids Of $4 Billion Or More
• 16th Street Baptist Church Bombing Survivor To Speak In Fort Worth Tomorrow
• LA County Board Of Supervisors Seek To Tackle Crime Hot Spots Around RV Encampments
• Winning Sled Dogs Struck In Snowmobile Hit-And-Run In Northern Wisconsin
• Not Again: Shoppers Looking For Milk, Bread And Other Grocery Staples Finding Empty Store Shelves
• Westmoreland County Airshow Returns In Full Force This Summer
• DPS: More Than 2,000 DWI Arrests During 2021 Holiday Season
• Burglar Breaks Into Palo Alto Home, Attacks Man With Garden Shears; Suspect Arrested
• WATCH LIVE: Eagles Head Coach Nick Sirianni To Speak With Media
• Why there's fear that the Bosnian War could reignite
• LOOK: Giant Ice Disc Returns To Maine River
• Florida COVID-19 Hospitalizations Continue To Rise
• Update: Boil Water Advisory Issued In Novi
• Winner Comes Forward To Claim New Year's Day $16 Million Lotto Texas Jackpot
• Delay Possible In State Trial For 3 Fmr. MPD Officers Charged In George Floyd's Death
• Ida B. Wells to be honored with Barbie doll
• City Council Approves Old Sacramento, Downtown Security Improvements
• 1 Killed In Nashua Mobile Home Fire
• Tax Refunds 2022: Here's How To Avoid A Frustrating Delay
• Angelenos Should Avoid 'Non-Essential Activities' Amid COVID Surge, LA County Public Health Director Says
• Border Patrol Divers Recover Body Of Migrant Who Ran From Soldiers Into Gravel Pit
• Otsego County Man Charged With Making Death Threats Against Judge On Facebook
• Teddy Balkind's Death Prompts Thousands To Sign Petition Supporting Mandatory Neck Guards For Hockey Players
• WJZ Anchor Max McGee Is Heading To ESPN's 'SportsCenter'
• UC Study: More Than 370,000 Californians May Have Unsafe Drinking Water
• Maryland New Directions Receives Grants To Provide Job Placement For Those Affected By Opioid Crisis
• Fauci caught on hot mic calling senator a "moron"
• Girl Scout Cookie Season Underway In Delaware As Cookie Sales To Start Soon In Pennsylvania, New Jersey
• Trump abruptly ends NPR interview after questions on election falsehoods
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 11,000 New Cases As Positivity Rate Slides
• Florida Lottery Celebrates 34 Year, Record Breaking Wins For Education
• Texas Constables Arrest 'Foot Relax Spa' Worker Hong Yu For Alleged Prostitution
• Flint Water Criminal Cases Move Slowly In Court A Year Later
• Baltimore Screenwriter's Competition Extends Deadline
• Online Fitness Training Or In-Person Workouts: Which Is Better?
• Family Thankful For Heroes Who Saved His Little Girl From Frozen Pond
• Quebec announces "health contribution" tax on unvaccinated adults
• 'Never Too Old For Knowledge': 83-Year-Old Texas Great-Grandmother Takes Harvard Courses Online
• Fort Worth Police Seek Person Of Interest After Elderly Man Severely Injured During Robbery
• Pedestrian Dies From Injuries Suffered In San Jose Vehicle Collision
• Woman Shot While Driving Along Route 3 In Bowie, Maryland State Police Say
• Caught On Video: Man Attacked With Hammer, Shot At Outside Bodega In The Bronx
• Detroit School District Expects Return To Classrooms By End Of January
• Dallas Police Continue Search For Aggravated Sexual Assault Of A Child Suspect
• Make Over Your Home Office With Rypen
• Mayor Joins Community Members Demanding Justice For Kristal Bayron Nieves, 19-Year-Old Killed At East Harlem Burger King
• New York's OK of online sports betting may push the record books
• Florida School Accountability Bill Clears Senate Committee
• Scientist's widow blames Elizabeth Holmes for her husband's death
• 18-Year-Old Woman Charged In South Austin Attempted Carjacking
• Drew Barrymore on her challenges dating as a single mother
• Cooking With Rania: Wild Harvest Crispy Lemon Herb Fish
• U.S. judge rejects Prince Andrew's bid for dismissal of sex abuse suit
• Amid blood crisis, Red Cross offers Super Bowl tickets to donors
• PTL Links: Jan. 12, 2022
• Pistons Trade For Bol Bol
• HelloBaby, West Woodlawn Nonprofit Children's Play Center, Makes Difficult Decision To Shut Down Due To COVID-19
• Medicare Proposes To Cover Biogen's Controversial Alzheimer's Drug With Restrictions
• Josh Allen Has A Very Real Concern About The Frigid Temperatures Expected For Patriots-Bills Playoff Game
• Millions under lockdown as China faces COVID surge ahead of Winter Olympics
• Najee Harris's Rookie Season Puts Him Among Some All-Time Greats
• Cold Wednesday Morning Begins Warming Trend That Lasts Until The Weekend
• Most Say The Book Is Better Than The Movie, Survey Finds
• Marysville Mural Vandalized With Swastikas, Other Hate Symbols
• Newsom Executive Order Makes It Easier To Hire Substitute Teachers Amid Omicron Surge
• Inflation jumped 7% last year, biggest gain since 1982
• Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart Says There Are Serious Flaws In System With Murder Suspects Being Out On Electronic Monitoring
• Miami-Bound American Airlines Plane Grounded After Passenger Rushes Into Cockpit, Damages Controls
• New York Weather: 1/12 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
• Californians Could Be Getting Stimulus Check Due To Budget Surplus
• Biden to send millions more COVID-19 tests to schools
• American Airlines Plane Grounded After Passenger Storms Cockpit, Damages Controls
• Lions, Jets Coach Senior Bowl
• Mass Pike Ramp To I-95 Shut Down After Tractor-Trailer Rolls Over In Weston
• Revolution Add Two Players In 2022 MLS SuperDraft, Including Goalkeeper Jacob Jackson At 24th Overall
• Chicago Boat Show Won't Be Sailing Into McCormick Place This Year, Thanks To COVID And Supply Chain Issues
• Three-Time World Series Champ Jon Lester Announces Retirement After 16 MLB Seasons
• Elite universities accused of price-fixing, favoring the rich
• Brookline To Require Proof Of COVID Vaccine At Many Businesses; Violators Could Face $300 Fine
• VIDEO: Elderly Woman Shoved To Ground In Oakland Chinatown Assault
• Maryland Weather: Frigid Start To Give Way To Mild Temps
• COVID: South Bay Coronavirus Case Numbers May Be Higher Than Reported
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Tests Positive For COVID-19; Says She Has Cold-Like Symptoms, But Otherwise Feels Fine
• Second suspect in Young Dolph's murder arrested in Indiana
• Republicans warn Biden and Democrats against changing Senate rules
• Medicare proposes restricting coverage of Alzheimer's drug
• COVID was leading cause of death among police officers in 2021, report says
• Magawa, the "hero rat" who sniffed out landmines, has died
• High inflation poses a threat to job market, says Powell
• Bank of America to slash overdraft fees to $10 from $35
• Still in limbo in Australia, Djokovic addresses "misinformation"
• Heavy rains kill 10 in Brazil in wake of deadly cliff collapse
• Taking The High Road: As Road Rage Incidents Increase, There Are Ways To Avoid Them
• Investigation After Texas Sheriff Allegedly Regularly Seized Money From Undocumented Immigrants
• Biden makes push for voting bills and says there is "no option" but to kill the filibuster
• Jamie Dimon threatens to fire unvaccinated bank workers
• First Commonwealth Bank Holding Virtual Hiring Fest
• Expert urges new national strategy to "coexist with COVID"
• U.K. PM Johnson faces calls to resign over COVID lockdown garden party
• 4 people survive helicopter crash in Pennsylvania after "miracle" landing
• Fauci derides Rand Paul in Senate hearing as COVID cases rise
• 'Miracle Landing': 4 People, Including Infant, Survive Medical Helicopter Crash In Drexel Hill, Officials Tell CBS3
• Democrat Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick Wins 20th Congressional District Seat
• Brotherly Love: Montgomery County Woman Turns Donated Fabric Into Dresses For Those Less Fortunate
• Police Investigating String Of Overnight Burglaries
• Critical DNA evidence allowed in case of slain jogger Vanessa Marcotte
• Doctors Suggest Pacing Your 'New Year Motivation' And Easing Into Working Out
• Colorado Weather: Colder Temps With Areas Of Light Snow Expected On Friday
• Olympic sprinter and NCAA champ killed in Texas crash
• Pittsburgh Weather: Several Inches Of Snow Possible This Coming Weekend
• Mesquite Man Killed In Oxygen Equipment Explosion That Sparked Apartment Fire, Injured Firefighter
• COVID: Bay Area Hospitals Postpone Elective Surgeries Due To Surge, Sick Staff
• Drenching Rain Caused Minor Flooding Downtown Miami
• Chinese COVID lockdown leaves woman stuck in blind date's house
• Minnesota Weather: Another Mild Day, With Early Precipitation Possible
• Mikaela Shiffrin wins record 47th slalom ahead of Olympics
• American Airlines plane grounded after passenger rushes cockpit
• 5 People Displaced By House Fire In Auburn Gresham
• COVID: Hospital ERs Overwhelmed By Omicron Ask Public Not To Come In For Testing
• Student Facing Charges After Gun Found At Pittsburgh Carrick High School
• Maryland Weather: Enjoy Another Comfortable Evening Before Cold Returns
• Applying Cold War lessons to great power rivalry
• Chicago Weather: Mild Temperatures Return; Snow Chances Ahead
• Duvon Russell Jr. Arrested For Miami Gardens Murder
• Pittsburgh Firefighters' Quick Actions Help Save Person From Rowhome Fire
• Bodycam Footage Released From Deadly Police Shooting In Silver Spring
• Kensington Man Stabs Mother, Sets Couch On Fire, Philadelphia Police Say
• Investigators 'Near Certain' Christmas Tree Ignited By Lighter Found Nearby Originated Tragic Fairmount Fire
• Elvyn Rodriguez, Accused Of Killing Ex-Girlfriend In Norristown, Arrested
• 'Secutor' Gladiator Helmet Among More Than 100 Artifacts On Display At Carnegie Science Center
• Wednesday's Child: 11-Year-Old Xavier
• Man Sentenced To 30-60 Years For Strangulation, Arson
• Moose Falls Through Snow-Covered Window Well, Ends Up Trapped In Breckenridge Basement
• Clyde Bellecourt, Co-Founder Of American Indian Movement, Dies At 85
• St. Paul Family Use Sleuth Skills To Find Missing Show Dog In Stolen Van
• Man Who Stalked Ex-Girlfriend, Murdered Her New Boyfriend Sentenced To 22-54 Years In Prison
• Minnesotan Convicted For Possessing 77,000 THC Vaping Cartridges
• Pirates Holding Equipment Drive At PNC Park
• W. Va. Governor Jim Justice Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Twin Cities Musician Ray Evangelista Dies From COVID At Age 67
• Evgeni Malkin Scores Twice In Return As Penguins Defeat Ducks 4-1
• Steelers Should Be Healthy Heading To Kansas City For Wild Card Matchup With Chiefs

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• Economist weighs in on record high inflation rate in U.S.
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• COVID cases and hospitalizations continue to spike across U.S.
• Man storms plane cockpit during boarding process
• New video shows medical helicopter crash-landing
• Pop singer Ronnie Spector dies at 78
• Experimental vaccine may block effects of opioids
• NATO eyes more talks with Russia over Ukraine tension
• January 6 panel seeks interview with GOP leader Kevin McCarthy
• Lawsuit faults administrators in Michigan school shooting
• Biden to send millions of COVID test kits to schools
• Supply shortages plague grocery stores nationwide
• Expert weighs in on COVID tests and masks as Omicron strains U.S. hospitals
• No breakthrough so far in NATO-Russia talks to de-escalate tension with Ukraine
• NATO leaders say "significant differences" remain with Russia over Ukraine
• Amid COVID-19 surge, officials say most Americans will be exposed to virus
• U.S. judge rejects motion to dismiss lawsuit against Prince Andrew
• Erin Jackson, world's top speed skater, goes to Beijing Winter Olympics after teammate gives up spot
• A stolen dog was returned to his owner — thanks to a family's sleuthing
• Tips for taxpayers as tax filing season approaches
• Groundbreaking journalist Ida B. Wells inspires a Barbie doll
• Inflation climbs at fastest pace in nearly 40 years
• Multiple states working to change voting laws ahead of midterm elections
• Judge to rule on dismissing Prince Andrew sexual abuse lawsuit
• U.S. schools confront renewed challenges amid COVID-19 Omicron surge
• More Americans say they are "vaxxed and done" despite Omicron's spread
• Drew Barrymore opens up about fears, excitement over returning to dating as single mom
• Actress Alyssa Milano on her new movie, experiencing long-haul COVID and memories of Bob Saget
• Friends and colleagues pay tribute to former Senator Harry Reid
• What you need to consider when looking to buy a home
• NAACP leader says the Biden administration needs to show more urgency on voting rights
• WorldView: Multiple people killed in Somalia car bombing
• Education Secretary Miguel Cardona on sending 10 million additional COVID tests to schools each month
• 1/12: CBSN AM
• "Buy Nothing Project" groups offering more than just gifts
• Widow of Theranos' former chief scientist speaks out following Elizabeth Holmes' conviction
• Biden announces support for ending the Senate filibuster to pass voting rights bills
• Country on high alert one month before Winter Olympics
• Thousands of schools nationwide get creative to keep kids safe in class despite latest COVID surge