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Articles from January 13, 2022

• 203 Sacramento County Inmates Being Released Due To COVID Outbreak At Jails
• Friday's Show Info. (1/14/22)
• Some Blame Old Criminal Justice Reforms For Rising Crime Rates In Sacramento
• Goodwin, No. 5 USC Rally In Second Half To Beat Oregon State
• LA County COVID-Positive Hospital Patient Number Tops 4,000; Riverside County Reports Rise In Pediatric Cases
• Bay Area Expert Says a Quarter of Americans With Omicron May Be Asymptomatic
• COVID Surge Puts Chill on Football Fever With 49ers Set to Face Cowboys Sunday
• Federal Correctional Institution Englewood Employees Concerned About COVID Risk
• Residents Frightened Following Vicious Attack On Healthcare Worker At Metro Bus Station
• Suspect Fires At Longmont Police Officers Before Being Struck By Police Vehicle
• Pressure Mounting To Bring Back State-Supported Supplemental COVID Sick Leave
• Three-Goal Third Leads Kings Past Penguins, 6-2
• How Much Is Enough? Skyrocketing Prices Lead To Kroger Labor Issues, More May Be On The Way
• Rangers' Shesterkin Shuts Out Sharks in Return to Lineup
• 'Horrifying Trend': Gov. Jared Polis Calls For Bold Action To Help Young Coloradans Struggling With Mental Health Issues
• Brandon Ingram Scores 24 Points, Pelicans Beat Clippers 113-89
• Contrary To District Wishes, Adams 14 Will Return To In-Person Learning Next Week
• California Out Of Most Severe Category Of Drought, Per Latest US Drought Monitor Map
• UCLA Suffers Overtime Loss To Oregon, 84-81
• Grizzlies Win 11th Straight, Beating Timberwolves 116-108
• Chicago Weather: Light Snow Set For Friday
• Colorado Congressional Leaders Call For Department Of Justice Investigation Into Law Enforcement Handling Of Shooting Spree
• Arrests Made In Alleged Attempted Murder In Hollywood
• Supreme Court Blocks Biden's COVID Vaccine Mandate For Large Businesses, Colorado Company Reacts
• Tickets For Bills-Patriots Playoff Game Are Insanely Cheap
• COVID: South Bay Sewage Tests Show Signs of Omicron Decline
• Betty White Challenge Leads To Big Donations For Animal Shelters Across Massachusetts
• More Than 150 People Relocated From Mass And Cass Tents To Temporary Housing, Mayor Wu Says
• Report Finds 'Millionaire Tax' In Massachusetts Would Raise $1.3 Billion; Some High Earners May Leave State
• Plow Crews And Residents Brace For Winter Weather System In Pittsburgh
• What Are The Rules For Cameras In Minnesota Courtrooms?
• Families File Lawsuit Against New York Leaders, Departments Of Education Over Remote Learning Struggles
• Dog Recovering After Paws Are Shocked At Diversey And Orchard In Lakeview -- And It's Happened To Other Dogs Too
• U.S. Supreme Court Blocks Biden Administration's Vaccine-Or-Test Rule For Businesses -- What Does This Mean For You And Your Workplace?
• New York City Schools Considering Temporary Remote Learning Option, Mayor Eric Adams Says
• You Might Want To Think Twice About Getting A COVID Test At A Random Pop-Up Site
• Pulitzer Prize Winning Playwright Lynn Nottage Celebrates Having 3 Shows Running In NYC At The Same Time
• Police: Good Samaritan Attacked, Robbed In Midtown After Offering Coat To Man Lying On Ground
• Kurashev, Blackhawks Sink NHL-Worst Canadiens In OT
• Supreme Court Blocks President Biden's Vaccine-Or-Test Rule For Businesses
• DePaul Upends No. 20 Seton Hall
• Pittsburgh Animal Rescue: Shelters 'Bursting At The Seams'
• Johnson Scores 28 To Lift UIC Past Milwaukee
• NHL Reveals All-Star Rosters; Ducks, Kings Represented By One Player Each
• 'Most Arrested Rabbi' Israel Dresner Dies At Age 92
• Pregnant Mother Is Shot, Killed In Parked Car In Englewood; Search On For Suspects
• On This Day 43 Years Ago: Blizzard Of 1979 Dumps Over 20 Inches Of Snow On Chicago, Goes On To Oust Mayor
• Feds File Charges Against Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby
• Suburban Restaurants Brace For Changes, New Customers Due To Twin Cities COVID Rules
• San Francisco Lowers Speed Limits for 7 Streets
• Friday Is Last Day For Free Christmas Tree Pickup For Recycling In Aurora
• 'A Kick In The Ribs': Boston Restaurants Prepare For New COVID Vaccine Requirements
• Hogan Shares Plan To Protect Maryland's Seniors By Testing Nursing Home Staff
• More Than 400,000 Student Loan Borrowers To Get Some Debt Relief From $1.7 Billion Navient Settlement
• 'No Patient Left Alone Act': Patient Visitation Proposal Gets Backing
• Bill Would Provide Paid Family And Medical Leave In Maryland
• Baltimore City To Waive Towing Fees For Stolen Vehicles
• Timothy Borrman Accused Of Stealing Van With Show Dog Kenneled Inside
• UPDATE: Attorney For RFK Assassin Sirhan Sirhan to Seek Judicial Review After Gov. Newsom Denies Parole
• Flyers Drop 6th Straight Game After Slow Start In Loss To Bruins
• Police Investigate Reports Of Armed Robbery At Kaiser Vacaville
• Despite Rising Case Numbers, Orange County Hospitalizations Stabilize For First Time Since December
• Rask's Return, Pastrnak's Hat Trick Help Bruins Beat Flyers 3-2
• Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital Getting Second Federal Medical Team
• South Florida Company Ramping Up Production To Meet Growing Demand For Masks & Rapid Tests Amid Omicron Surge
• Records Scores 25 To Lead Colgate Past Navy 69-50
• Andrews Lifts Loyola (Md.) Past Lafayette 74-60
• 16th Street Church Bombing Survivor Dr. Dale Long Calls Meeting MLK The 'Most Powerful Moment Of My Life'
• CBS2 Investigation Finds Dozens Of Unregulated COVID Testing Sites Popping Up
• Jimmy's Famous Seafood Offering Free Buffet For Healthcare Workers Every Month
• LISTEN: 'Everybody Is Conscious': 911 Call Gives Glimpse Into Terrifying Moments After Drexel Hill Medical Helicopter Crash
• Bucks Rip Warriors 118-99
• Roseville Nurses Demand Greater Investment In Staff Safety
• Climber Shuts Down Traffic On Duluth's Aerial Lift Bridge
• Oakland Police Shut Down Illegal Gambling Den, Seize Guns and Drugs
• Bronx High-Rise Fire: Memorial Wall Pays Tribute To Victims As We Learn More About Lives Lost
• Colorado Weather: Cold, Wind And Snow Hits Friday
• Jar Of Hallucinogen 'DMT' Spilled In Mount Airy Police Station, Officials Say
• Wind Advisory Issued For Ventura, LA County Mountains Starting Friday Morning
• Navient Settles Predatory Student Loan Claims For $1.85 Billion
• Port of Oakland Backlog Expected to Ease
• Authorities Seeking Public Assistance In Finding Missing Lynwood Woman
• Hundreds Of Thousands Of Disability Claims Suspended As California Officials Cite Fraud
• Attorney Says Arrest Of Oath Keepers Founder Elmer Rhodes In Little Elm Is Result Of Political Pressure From Democrats
• Silver Spring Man, 27, Killed In Laurel Crash
• 2 Arrested After Hit-And-Run Crash In Brooklyn
• Goodbye Pandemic Deals: New Study Shows Manhattan Rents Are On The Rebound
• As Chicago Crime Rises, Family Of Victim Says He Is On The Road To Recovery After Being Shot During Attempted Carjacking
• Crash Shuts Down I-55 At Weber Road
• Pittsburgh Weather: Winter Storm System Continues To Eye Western Pennsylvania
• Yuba City School Closes Due To 'Escalating' Number Of COVID-19 Cases
• Downtown Auburn Events
• Andrew Cuomo's Lawyer Responds To New Evidence Released By Attorney General
• University Of Pittsburgh Reports More Than 400 COVID-19 Cases
• Several New Jersey Newspapers Move To Skip Saturday Editions Starting In March
• Los Altos Hills Rolling Out Automatic License Plate Readers; Residents Can Opt-Out
• Oakland Man Gets 15-Year Prison Term For Smash-and-Grab Jewelry Heists Targeting Rolex Watches
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Signs Bill Protecting Abortion Rights
• Transformation Of Left-Field Wall Underway At Oriole Park
• Bay Area Work Crews Busy Fixing Potholes Created by Recent Rains
• South Bay Exceeds Water Reduction for November 2021
• Three women charged for allegedly assaulting Delta Airlines employees
• LA County Seeks Civil Penalties Over Foul Stench In Dominguez Channel, Lawsuit Names 10 Defendants
• Chicago Steel's Adam Fantilli Leads USHL In Goals, Could Be No. 1 Pick In 2023 NHL Draft
• Deadly String Of Shootings: Lawmakers Demand Investigation Into Police Encounters With Lyndon McLeod
• Death Of Jorge Diaz-Johnston, Brother Of Ex-Miami Mayor, Being Investigated As Homicide
• 'Hamilton' To Resume At Pantages Theatre On Feb. 9
• 'Running A Show On Broadway Is A Challenge In The Best Of Circumstances': 'Girl From The North Country' Producer Discusses Decision To Close Acclaimed New Musical
• Centura-Avista Adventist Hospital Staff Prepare To Reopen After Evacuating During The Marshall Fire
• Patrice Bergeron Named To 2022 NHL All-Star Team; Brad Marchand Not Selected
• Sacramento First Responders Say Pandemic Has Led To Longer Emergency Room Wait Times
• 2 Arrested After Marijuana Grow Operation Sparks Massive Fire
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Announces More Closures Due To COVID-19
• Two Officers With Miami Police Department Reinstated
• Fire Safety & Prevention: Officials Offer Important Reminders, Advice In Wake Of Deadly Bronx High-Rise Fire
• Another Contempt Of Court Order Issued Against Illinois DCFS Director Marc Smith For Violating Rights Of Teen
• Study Contradicts 25-Year-Old Announcement of Mars Life in Antarctic Meteorite
• Thieves Raiding Cargo Containers, Stealing Packages On Downtown Section Of Union Pacific Train Tracks
• Return Of Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo Means Boost For Nearby Businesses
• National Park Service Awards Grant To Morgan State University
• As Some Struggle To Find Child Care, Rutledge Institute Provides Unique Opportunity
• Woman Dies In Hospital After Collision In East Sacramento
• Alameda Police Search For Suspects After Brazen Armed Robbery
• Are Electric Toothbrushes Really Better Than Manual Toothbrushes?
• Big Rig Strikes Lane Barrier, Spills Packages On SH 183 In Bedford
• 3 People Found Dead In Woodland Hills Apartment
• Port Authority Police Officer Adopts Kitten Found On Bus
• An Analysis Of Rising Crime In Chicago And How It Has Left People Feeling Unsafe, Caused Problems For Businesses
• Bald eagle population growth stunted by lead poisoning, study finds
• House January 6 panel subpoenas social media companies after "inadequate responses"
• Discussing Omicron Surge, Gov. Walz Says 'I Think We Are In The Worst Of It'
• Union Says It's Willing To Meet King Soopers At Bargaining Table On Friday
• Pittsburgh Penguins' Tristan Jarry Selected To Play In 2022 NHL All-Star Game
• Boulder Modifies Rental Requirements To Help Displaced Residents After Marshall Fire
• 'Could We Have Done Something Different?': NH Lawmakers Seek Answers In Harmony Montgomery Case
• Bay Area Nurses Walk Picket Line Demanding More COVID Safety Measures
• 7 Minnesota Natives Named To The U.S. Olympic Hockey Team
• Maryland Lawmaker: Officials Misled On Ransomware Attack
• Woman Found Dead In Hancock Park Store
• Texas AG Candidate Louie Gohmert Accuses Ken Paxton Of Lying To Former President Trump To Win Endorsement
• Rural Alabama community faces wastewater crisis
• Commission Delays Vote On Controversial Proposal That Would Lessen Penalties For Some Repeat Offenders
• Stillwater Ice Palace Maze Opens Friday
• 'People Would Like Answers': Touchstone Imaging Patients Respond To 'Security Incident'
• Walking, Talking, Medical Miracle Reunites With Memorial Hospital Staff Who Saved His Life
• MSP Airport Snowplow Drivers Union Files Intent To Strike
• Rikers Island Detainees Refusing Institutional Food To Protest Jail Conditions
• Exclusive: South Florida Law Enforcement Officers Afflicted With COVID Returning To Work Sooner
• King Soopers Delays Re-Opening Of Table Mesa Location
• St. Paul Public Schools To Continue In-Person Learning
• Poor Health Only Criteria For Pig Heart Transplant, Hospital Says
• Hoping For Trump's Support, Former Hedge Fund CEO Dave McCormick Announces Candidacy For Pennsylvania's US Senate Seat
• Report: Pitt Expected To Hire Frank Cignetti As Offensive Coordinator
• Miami Jewish Film Festival, Following COVID Protocols, Kicks Off With 140 Films, Including "iMordecai" Starring Judd Hirsch
• Some Immunocompromised Adults Eligible For 4th COVID-19 Vaccine Dose
• Woman Wanted For Stealing Ferret From Pennsauken Pet Store
• UPDATE: Separate Vehicle Crashes Block Lanes on Great Highway in San Francisco
• Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont May Seek Extension Of Emergency Powers
• Police: San Fernando Valley Brothers Facing Grand Theft Charges Carried Entire Display Case Of Jewelry Out Of Kohl's Moorpark Store
• 29 Charged In 6-State Shoplifting Ring, Including Colorado, That Hit Pharmacies
• Salmon Returning To Bay Area Waterways Following Record Rains
• Man In Custody For Vandalizing Light Poles In Oakbrook Terrace; Neighbors Want To Know Why He Did it
• New York Leaders Ask Feds To Send Unused Emergency Rental Assistance Funds ASAP To Fend Off Eviction Moratorium
• 'It Is Special, The Journey I've Had': Dallas ISD Superintendent Michael Hinojosa Formally Announces Resignation
• Cruise Advocates Not Happy With CDC's Color-Coded COVID Chart For Ships
• See It: Midtown Carjacking Caught On Police Bodycam
• Baltimore City Schools Struggle With Staffing Shortages
• US Supreme Court Blocks OSHA Vaccine Mandate, Backs Health Worker Rule
• 'It Is Not OK To Defy The Order,' Top Cook County Doc Says As Some Suburbs Choose Not To Enforce COVID-19 Proof Of Vaccination Mandate
• State's Tax Credit for Renters May Increase After More Than 40 Years
• CDC: There Has Been Significant Rise In Diabetes Cases Among Children, Perhaps Linked To COVID-19
• Colorado To 'Aggressively Assert' Water Rights With Nebraska
• First known armed services religious exemptions to COVID vaccine granted
• COVID Mobile Vaccine Clinic Making Stops In Denver Metro Area This Weekend
• Rep. Tom Suozzi Calls For Investigation Into Gov. Kathy Hochul's Campaign Fundraising
• No Major Injuries As Burnsville Apartment Building Burns
• Carjackings Up Significantly In Philadelphia Compared To 2021; Residents In Fairmount Fear They're Next Target
• 'We Always Figure It Out': Restaurant Owners Have Days To Get Ready For New COVID Rules
• Former Viking Robert Blanton Helps Thwart Carjacking Outside Edina Day Care
• 10th Annual Black Comic Book Festival Kicks Off Thursday
• NFL Has No Plans To Move Super Bowl To Arlington; Officials Say It's Staying In California
• Oregon Supreme Court to review decision to reject Nicholas Kristof's candidacy for governor
• Used Car Prices Up 37% As Supply Shortages Wreak Havoc On Car Buyers, Sellers
• With No Discussion Or Debate, Florida Senate Committee Approves New Congressional Map
• Girl Scout Who Came Down With COVID Not Letting Virus Take A Bite Out Of Her Cookie Sales
• Long Island Residents, Business Owners Hopeful Omicron Surge Nearing Peak
• County-USC Medical Center ER Nurse Attacked While Waiting For Bus Near Union Station
• Gov. Hogan Awards Governor's Citation To H&S Bakery, Ellicott City Couple Who Feeding Stranded I-95 Drivers
• Taste With Tori: Putting Family First Open Door To Success For Owners Of Imperatore In North Wales
• 1 Killed, Another Critically Injured In Suspected Street Racing Crash On Green Oaks Blvd
• Brighton Cab Driver Fights Off Passenger Who Attacked Her With Knife And Hammer
• Fort Lauderdale Police Officer James McDowell Charged With Grand Theft, Scheme To Defraud
• Data Show Violent Crime Has Been On The Rise For Last 3 Years In Chicago
• California gov. rejects releasing RFK assassin Sirhan Sirhan from prison
• Police: Indiana County High School Student Facing Charges After Threatening Violence
• Cold Weather Draws Tent Community To Hart Plaza, Detroit Mom Steps In To Help
• Biden Sending Military Support To Newark, Coney Island, North Central Bronx Hospitals To Shore Up Staffing
• Cellphone Video Of Shots Fired At CityPlace Helped Police Make An Arrest
• 'Should I Send My Child To School?' Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID Questions
• State Tax Credit for Renters May Increase for First Time in Over 40 Years
• President Joe Biden Talked With Philadelphia Fire Union President Mike Bresnan Following Deadly Fairmount Fire
• Florida Senate Measure Aimed At Keeping Churches Open
• California Governor Denies RFK Assassin Sirhan Sirhan Parole
• 'Disruption': Works from the Vicki and Kent Logan Collection
• Houston School Board Member Faces Calls To Resign After 'Offensive' Remark About Black Teachers
• 48,414 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For COVID-19 In Last Week
• Prince Andrew Stripped Of Royal Patronages And Military Titles As Sex Abuse Lawsuit Moves Ahead
• Weld County Sheriff Searches For Truck Theft Suspects
• Gov. Gavin Newsom Denies Parole For RFK Assassin Sirhan Sirhan
• Dallas Police Searching For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Killed Willie Clyde Nelson Jr. 2 Days Before Christmas
• Report: Jerod Mayo Expected To Be 'Leading Candidate' For Houston Texans Head Coaching Job
• Woman Leaves $10 Million Donation To Music School Of Delaware In Will: 'She Has Done A Magnanimous Act'
• 54-Year-Old Woman Killed, Baby Boy Injured In West Deptford House Fire, Police Say
• Massachusetts Reports 18,721 New COVID Cases, 7-Day Positivity Rate Drops Toward 20%
• Antioch Police Ask For Public's Help Finding Dangerous Homicide Suspect
• More Than 2 Dozen Charged In Over-The-Counter Meds Shoplifting Ring In Texas, 5 Other States
• National Guard To Staff Wisconsin Hospitals, Nursing Homes
• Attleboro Man Killed, 16-Year-Old Hurt In Seekonk Crash
• Cowboys Super Fans Bonded Through Their Love Of America's Team
• Supreme Court Blocks COVID Vaccine, Testing Mandate For Large Businesses
• Illinois Driver Services Facilities To Remain Closed An Extra Week, Reopening On Jan. 24
• Woman Accused Of Shooting Boyfriend During Breakup In Plum
• Saturday is the deadline to sign up for Obamacare
• Bol Bol Fails Physical, Trade Between Pistons And Nuggets Halted
• Avenatti seeks $94 million from feds for alleged mistreatment in custody
• Man Critically Injured In Shooting On North Philadelphia SEPTA Platform, Police Say
• 'Just Didn't Work Out This Time': Mucci's Minneapolis Location Is Closing For Good
• Clarion, California And Edinboro Universities Requiring Medical-Grade Masks Indoors
• January 6 Capitol Insurrection Panel Subpoenas Social Media Giants Facebook, Youtube, Twitter And Reddit
• DePaul University To Require COVID-19 Boosters For Students, Faculty, And Staff Beginning In March
• Law Enforcement Officials Searching For Woman They Say Threatened Beauty Shop Customer With Knife
• No Burn Order Extended Through Friday For Many Parts Of Southland
• Alarmingly Low Levels Of Children Vaccinated Against COVID-19 Has Cases Increasing Dramatically
• Bruins Place Matt Grzelcyk, One Staffer In NHL's COVID-19 Protocol
• Social Justice Groups Believe Sharon Hill Officers Who Opened Fire Should Be Held Responsible In Death Of 8-Year-Old Fanta Bility 
• Hayward City Council to Revert to Zoom-Only Meetings For Rest Of Month
• These enormous OLED TVs have amazing reviews
• Wisconsin Woman Dies In Suspected Drunk Driving Crash
• Mother Of 3 Children Found Dead In Merced County Home Charged With Murder
• Critics Choice Awards Ceremony Set For March 13 After Being Postponed
• Governor Thanks Marshall Fire First Responders During Colorado State Of The State Address
• Fresno Man Rahmad Parke, Wanted In Murders Of Mother And Grandfather, Known To Frequent Santa Monica, Van Nuys And Sherman Oaks
• MDPD Teams Up With FHP During Annual 'Wheels Up, Guns Down'
• Pittsburgh Weather: Different Models, Shifting Tracks Leave Winter Storm Snow Totals Uncertain
• Enoch Pratt Free Library Giving Out COVID-19 Test Kits On Saturday
• Rocky Mountain National Park Returns To Reservation System In May
• Maryland Assistant Basketball Coach Reportedly Charged With Soliciting A Prostitute
• Hopkins Astrophysicist Receives One Of The Nation's Oldest Scientific Prizes
• Kyle Dugger Among 13 Patriots Listed As Questionable For Saturday's Wild Card Tilt Vs. Bills
• Wayne County Judge Suspended For Six Months For Misconduct
• MSP Discusses 5 Point Plan To Address Findings Of Racial Disparities With Traffic Stops
• Supreme Court Halts Biden Administration's COVID-19 Vaccine-Or-Test Mandate For Big US Businesses
• Body Found At Site Of House Fire In Golden
• Family Of William Allen Thanks Gov. Baker For Commuting Murder Conviction
• Report: Josh McDaniels Not Interviewing For Head Coach Jobs While Patriots Are In Playoffs
• Center For Covid Control To Halt Testing Operations For One Week
• Fort Worth Man Arrested For Allegedly Shooting At His Brother
• Investigators Search For Denver-Area's 'Retro Bandit,' Accused Of Several Bank, Commercial Robberies
• It's Warm Now, But Another 'Bundle Up' Weekend Ahead For North Texas
• Walmart accused of having sexist truck driver uniforms
• NHL Changes Credit For Bruins Goal, Taking Away Urho Vaakanainen's First Career Tally
• Firefighters Rescue Dog Hurt After Being Struck By Car In Modesto
• Riverside County Infant Dies After Contracting COVID-19
• Michigan Supreme Court Looking At Case Of Girl's Death In Gym
• US Supreme Court Blocks President Biden's OSHA Vaccine-Or-Test Requirement
• Chicago Weather: Possible Flurries Heading Into The Weekend
• Thousands Of Marylanders Will Receive Relief In $1.85B Settlement With Student Loan Provider Navient, Frosh Says
• Kanye West Under Investigation For Battery In Downtown LA
• SoCal Study Finds Omicron Strain Of COVID Significantly Less Deadly Than Delta
• Pittsburgh Church Giving Away Coats, Backpacks And Books On MLK Day
• Supreme Court Blocks Biden's COVID Vaccine Rule For Companies, Allows Mandate For Health Care Workers
• Biden Administration Adding N95 Masks To Free COVID-19 Test Kit Distribution
• Contract Extension For Cowboys VP Of Player Personnel Will McClay
• Supreme Court Blocks COVID Vaccine Rule for Companies, Allows Health Care Worker Mandate
• Florida Bill To Bolster Mental Health Resources For Families Advances
• Russia 'Won't Exclude' Putting Military Hardware In Cuba Or Venezuela
• One Person Found Shot In Backyard Of Ceres Home
• Authorities Presumptively ID Human Remains Found In Burned Vehicle In State Park
• Florida Supreme Court Justices Order New Trials For Death Row Inmates
• Baltimore City Health Department Issues Code Blue Extreme Cold Alert
• Detroit Mayor Duggan Announces $10M Commitment To Affordable Housing
• Florida Senate Moves Quickly On COVID-19 Legal Protections
• LAPD, LA County Sheriff Find Homicides Up Again In 2021
• Student Loan Giant Navient Settles Allegations Of Predatory Lending Practices With 39 States For $1.85 Billion
• Monday's Your Last Chance To Skate At The Inner Harbor Ice Rink
• Polis Expresses Commitment To Save Coloradans Money In Health Care Costs
• Oath Keepers Founder Elmer Stewart Rhodes Indicted For Seditious Conspiracy Related To US Capitol Breach
• Patriots Secondary Eager For Another Shot At Containing Buffalo's Dangerous Allen-Diggs Duo
• HulovoX Children's Robe Sold On Amazon Recalled Over Burn Risk
• Arson Fire Damages San Francisco Mission District Restaurant
• Howard Hanna Hosting Give Blood And Give Back Blood Drive
• Resident Hospitalized From Fire At Petaluma Apartment
• Maryland Food Bank Expects Higher Demand For Aid Amid Pandemic
• UPDATE: Another Teacher Sickout Over COVID-19 Safety Measures Closes 9 Oakland Unified Schools
• Lansing Man Working As Caregiver Faces Up To 15 Years In Prison For Adult Abuse
• Eleven Local Basketball Players Nominated For McDonald's All American Game
• Biden Administration to Deploy Military Medical Teams, 500 Million More COVID Tests
• 1979 San Joaquin County Bar Shooting Suspect, Arrested After Decades On The Run, Dies Awaiting Trial
• Duluth Institutes 30-Day Mask Mandate
• Suspected Catalytic Converter Thieves Arrested In San Mateo
• Part Of Fort McHenry Tunnel Will Be Closed To Traffic This Weekend
• Nurses Rally For Better Staffing At Hospitals Amid Omicron Surge Of COVID-19 Cases
• Virginia Group Buys Bowie Baysox And Frederick Keys
• Florida Manatee Feeding Experiment Starts Slowly As Cold Looms
• RNC to vote on banning GOP presidential nominees from sanctioned debates
• Tom Brady Is Doing Something That He Never Would've Done With The Patriots
• Navient Settles Predatory Student Loan Claims; Massachusetts Borrowers To Get More Than $41 Million In Relief
• San Francisco-Dallas Game Brings Together Two Coaches With History of Disappointment
• Two Armed Men Steal Catalytic Converter In Front Of Business In Park Ridge
• COVID In MN: Mpls. Convention Center Testing To Temporarily Move To US Bank Stadium Next Week
• How to stick to healthy eating habits throughout 2022
• Police Release Names Of 2 Michigan Women Killed In Car Fire During Heavy Snowfall
• Boil Water Advisory Lifted In Novi, Walled Lake, Commerce Township
• Australian man admits killing American who plunged from cliff in 1988
• Al Gore on climate change: "Stop using the sky as an open sewer"
• U.S. Representative Bobby Rush Endorses Karin Norington-Reaves For The 1st District Seat
• Interstate 45 Shut Down In Dallas After Big Rig Overturns Across Traffic Lanes
• SpaceX launches 105 small satellites in "rideshare" mission
• Gov. Hogan Delivers Update On Maryland's COVID-19 Response
• LA To Announce Penalties For Price Gouging On COVID Tests
• South Side Irish Parade Returning After Two-Year COVID Hiatus
• Steelers WR JuJu Smith-Schuster Returns To Practice
• Inter Miami CF Announces Open Training Session At DRV PNK Stadium, 2022 Preseason Schedule
• Families Struggle To Adjust To 3rd Wave Of Distance Learning
• Willie O'Ree, first Black player in the NHL, to be honored
• Navient To Cancel $1.7 Billion In Private Student Loans, Pay $95 Million In Restitution To Borrowers
• Texas Woman & Her Husband Sentenced To 50 Years In Child Pornography Case
• San Francisco Police Arrest 3 Teenagers For Breaking Into Vehicles Near Embarcadero
• Shedd Aquarium Offering Free Entrance For Illinois Residents Through Monday
• Navient steered borrowers toward costly student loans, states say
• Hamtramck Judge Shames 72-Year-Old Cancer Patient For Not Maintaining Lawn
• Skeletal Remains Found Along California Central Coast Identified
• Mayor: Paterson, N.J. Reaches 100% Vax Rate Among Adults
• Study shows COVID risks for unvaccinated pregnant women and their babies
• Navient To Cancel $67M In Pennsylvanians' Student Debt
• Gov. Phil Murphy Signs Bill Enshrining Abortion Into New Jersey State Law
• King Soopers Strike: In Addition To Higher Wages, Workers Want To Feel Safe On The Job
• WATCH LIVE: Officials To Discuss Anti-Asian Comments Made By University Of Pennsylvania Law Professor
• Ex-Hedge Fund CEO David McCormick Enters Topsy-Turvy Senate GOP Primary Race
• 3 Men Steal ATM From Convenience Store In Edgewater Beach
• State Representatives Call For Action To Fix Issues Within DCFS
• Pontiac Man Charged In Death Of Longtime Boyfriend After Argument Over Video Game
• New Report Sheds Light On BPD's Disgraced Gun Trace Task Force
• Evanston Awards Grants For Its African American Reparations Program
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 10,587 New Cases Recorded As Hospitalizations Dip
• Sheriff: 3 Arrested After Alleged Looting Spree In Placer County
• Van Crashes Into Har Mar Mall In Roseville
• Man Critically Injured After Being Shot In Head At Brooklyn Event Hall
• Judges Temporarily Halts Jury Trials In Lake County Indiana After High Positive COVID Rates
• Lauderhill Police Car Set On Fire Outside Synagogue
• University Of Northern Colorado Will Require Booster Shots On Campus
• 'I Want To Empower Women': What A Colorado Doctor Wants People To Know About Birth Defects
• Fort Worth ISD Superintendent Kent Scribner Retiring At End Of Contract In 2024
• Picture Perfect Launch Of SpaceX Rocket From Cape Canaveral
• Gang Members Arrested In Anaheim, Pico Rivera; Dozens Of Guns Seized In Raids By FBI, SoCal Law Enforcement Agencies
• UPDATE: Street Racing Crash Shuts Down Westbound Lanes On Bay Bridge
• Santa Clara County Judge Orders Courthouse Public Counters Closed Due To COVID-19
• 1 Person Unaccounted For After House Fire in Golden
• Jobless Claims Up In Florida At Start Of 2022
• COVID In MN: Average Positivity Rate Breaches 20%
• Suspect In String Of Gas Station Robberies Arrested
• Colorado Weather: Quick Shot Of Light Snow And Cold Temps On Track For Friday
• Gov. Chris Sununu Orders DCYF To Begin 'Immediate Review' Of Harmony Montgomery Case
• TSA Extends Federal Face Mask Requirement For Public Transit Through March 18
• Maryland Weather: Colder Temps & Winter Storm Heading Our Way
• U.S., Canada Women Eager To Resume Fierce Hockey Rivalry
• Blood Shortage Temporarily Closes Trauma Center In Torrance Hospital
• Many Denver-Area King Soopers Shoppers Choose To Go Elsewhere During Strike
• Fire Rips Through Santa Clarita Carport, More Than A Dozen Cars Damaged
• Utah Police Officers Who Questioned Gabby Petito And Brian Laundrie Should Be Put On Probation, Report Finds
• Whitmer Administration Disputes Pending Report On Nursing Home Deaths
• Greater-Alarm Blaze Engulfs Sherman Oaks Strip Mall
• Woman with multiple guns arrested outside U.S. Capitol Police headquarters
• Sacramento's Rising Cost Of Living Pricing People Out
• Queens Couple Who Relocated From Arizona Still Waiting For Moving Truck Full Of Belongings To Arrive 2 Months Later
• Midtown Carjacking Suspect At Large After Ramming Into Cars And Injuring Officer
• Biden administration sending medical teams and procuring more tests
• Dallas Police Investigating After Man Shot To Death At Overlook Ranch Apartments
• Judge stops father visiting his child over his COVID vaccine refusal
• Jon Lester Believes David Ortiz Should Make Hall Of Fame On First Ballot: 'I Hope He Gets What He Deserves'
• National Guard asked to drive school buses in Maryland
• Boston Schools 'Running On Fumes' Due To COVID Staffing And Safety Issues, Superintendent Says
• Recipe: Citrus Segments With Red Wine Syrup
• Police Identify 54-Year-Old Janet Hutchins As Victim Killed In Cedar Hill Hair Salon Crash
• Brightline Train Slammed Into SUV On Tracks In Miami, Two People Hurt
• Philadelphia Weather: Bitter Cold, Another Powerful Storm On Horizon For Weekend After Brief Reprieve
• "48 Hours" program note: Saturday, January 15
• Ayala & Russell Lead Maryland Past Northwestern In Double OT
• Woman Speaks Out After Possibly Being Targeted By Hit-And-Run Driver
• Judge under fire after reversing conviction in teen sex assault case
• Russia "won't exclude" putting military hardware in Cuba or Venezuela
• With Key Lime Already State Pie, Lawmakers Want To Make Strawberry Shortcake Official State Dessert
• Jon Lester Thankful To Red Sox Fans And Organization, Excited To Introduce Boston To His Kids
• Colorado Board Of Education Orders Independent Evaluation Of Adams 14 School District
• Grand Jury Will Investigate Election Tampering Claims In Mesa County
• Weeks before death, Bob Saget reflected on how laughter "helped me survive"
• Van Swerves To Avoid Hitting Animal, Crashes Into Utility Pole In Carmichael
• Caught On Video: Woman Beaten, Stabbed On Bronx Sidewalk
• Boston Marathon Men's Professional Field Announced, Touted As Fastest Group In Race History
• Pedestrian Killed Trying To Cross Highway At I-30 And Jim Miller Road
• Five-Alarm Fire Rips Through Row Of Businesses In Suffern: 'Nothing To Save... Everything Is Finished'
• Original Mattress Factory Bring A Blanket for Bridging Drive
• Man Falls Under RTD Bus, Dies In Aurora
• 'TJ Got Hit In The Hot Dog?' Cam Heyward's Son Worries About Watt's Wild Card Availability
• Deadly Frederick County House Fire Under Investigation
• Enjoy Warmer Than Average North Texas Temperatures Before A Weekend Freeze
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