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• 5G Wireless Rollout Prompts Several Airlines To Suspend Flights To SFO, Other Cities; Expect Delays
• Splash Brothers Curry, Thompson Lead Warriors Past Pistons, 102-86
• Man Climbs Downtown Transmission Tower Prompting Train Closures On West Side Of LA River
• Hedman, Kucherov Propel Streaking Lightning Past Kings 6-4
• Entire Staff Quits Noah's Bagels In Vacaville In Protest — And Video Goes Viral
• 5G Rollout Concerns: How Could Technology, Delay Impact Sacramento?
• Friends, Loved Ones Remember Michelle Go, Killed In NY Subway Attack At San Francisco Chinatown Vigil
• Thieves Ram Vehicles Into 6 San Jose Businesses to Steal ATMs In Overnight Crime Spree
• Community Suggests 'Super Happy Fun Time' Name For New Roseville Park
• Getting Answers: How Many Hospitals Are Helping Fill COVID-19 Surge Needs?
• UPDATE: Feds Launch Website Distributing Free At-Home COVID Testing Kits; Here's How To Get Your Free Tests
• Thieves Litter Train Tracks With Family Mementos
• Man, 26, Suspected Of Attacking Ceres Grocery Store Employees After Trying To Steal Delivery Truck
• Josh Waring, Son Of Former 'Real Housewives Of OC' Star, Back Behind Bars
• Battle Over Homelessness Heating Up Yet Again In Venice
• Towns' 3-Point Play Helps Wolves Edge Knicks 112-110
• 'If We Couldn't Keep Water Flowing… There Was No Fight': Louisville Water Treatment Team Battle Marshall Fire Behind The Scenes
• Chicago Weather: Arctic Blast Coming Late Tuesday Night
• 'Allegations Are Unfounded': Union Leaders Say They Plan To Appeal Judge's Temporary Restraining Order Against King Soopers Strikers
• 'Friendly's Cafe' To Open Next Month In Westfield With New Look For Iconic Restaurant
• Media Groups Protest Restrictions For Federal Trial Of Ex-Officers Charged In George Floyd's Death
• 1 Dead, 5 Police Officers Among 8 Injured In Suspected Gas Explosion At Bronx Home
• Concerned New Jersey Parents Call For Remote Learning Option Amid COVID Surge
• Women From Hudson, New Hampshire And Dracut Arrested In Connection With Capitol Hill Riot
• Beverly High School Hockey Coach Greg Fonzi Resigns After Postgame Confrontation With Danvers Assistant
• Linkage Center Opens In SF Tenderloin To Help People With Drug, Mental Health Issues
• Hurricanes Roll Past Bruins 7-1
• Lawrenceville Community Groups Hosts Virtual Meeting On Proposed Amazon Facility
• Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick Sworn Into Congress
• Sen. Klobuchar Vows 'Consequences' If Putin Attacks Ukraine
• Biden administration unveils plan to address wildfire crisis
• Rudy Giuliani Subpoenaed By House Select Committee Investigating Jan. 6 Capitol Attack
• Free COVID Tests Now Available Online Through USPS
• Federal Disaster Team Coming To UChicago Medicine's Ingalls Memorial Hospital Amid COVID Surge; Nurse Says It's Needed, But Not Long-Term Fix
• Ovechkin Scores 27th Goal, Capitals Beat Jets In Overtime
• Michigan Gets First Win In A Month, Slams Maryland 83-64
• Dozens Of Homes Evacuated Due To Wildfire In Central Texas
• Northwestern Falls To Wisconsin For Fifth Loss In Six Games
• Stories Of Heroism During Bronx House Explosion: 'My Motive Was Get In There And See If People Need Help'
• Greenhill Seniors Lee Dort And Noah Shelby To Continue Unique Bond At Vanderbilt University
• Marilyn Mosby Pushes For Quick Trial Before Her Next Election; Jurors Could Come From Outside Baltimore City
• 3 Injured After Shooting In Parking Lot Of Clearview Mall
• No. 22 Loyola Routs Evansville For 10th Straight Win
• Garcetti Nominates LAFD's First Ever Female Fire Chief, Kristin Crowley
• 5G Debut Delayed Near Some Airports After Warning Of 'Massive Disruptions'
• New Antiviral Treatment Pulls Man From COVID's Depths: 'It Is Life Changing'
• Boy, 16, And Girl, 11, Shot And Wounded In West Pullman
• St. Paul Police Investigate City's 3rd Homicide Of 2022
• SpaceX continues rapid-fire launch cadence
• Netflix Increasing US, Canada Prices With Competition Growing
• Still Struggling, Restaurants Ask Congress To Replenish Revitalization Fund
• 'My Trauma Does Not End Here': Delivery Driver Carjacked, Sexually Assaulted In Minneapolis
• Howard County Officials Announce $1,800 Bonuses For County's Educators
• Boston Police Subdue Knife-Wielding Man With Bean Bag Round On Mass Ave.
• Judge To Decide Wednesday On Anne Arundel County Mask Order
• Detroit School District Hosting COVID Vaccine Clinic
• University Of Michigan Partnering With Walgreens To Offer COVID-19 Booster, Flu Shots
• 3 Teens Killed In Double Murder-Suicide Near Houston, Sheriff Says
• Family Seeking Information 6 Years After Man Shot, Killed In Detroit
• Miami Builds 27-Point Halftime Lead, Cruises Past UNC 85-57
• Vikings Seek Interview With Rams' Raheem Morris, Says AP Source
• Massachusetts COVID Cases On Steep Downward Trend, According To Latest Data
• St. Paul Students Hold Walkout Over District's Response To COVID Pandemic
• COVID Outbreak Among San Jose Police Officers Creates Issues For Patrolling
• Flyers Drop 9th Straight Game After Blowing Late Third-Period Lead To Islanders
• 22-Year-Old Matthew Darwin, Missing From Santa Clarita Found, Authorities Say
• 'Water Was Completely Above The Ceiling': Queen Village Businesses Still Struggling After July Water Main Break
• Cleveland Browns' Malkin McDowell Arrested On Charges Of Beating Police Officer, Public Exposure
• Brockton Firefighter Injured After Falling Through Floor At House Fire
• Police: Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed Inside West Oak Lane Corner Store
• AT&T, Verizon Delay New 5G Service Amid Major Airlines' Fears Technology Could Cause Chaos In Air
• Actor Sidney Poitier Died Of Heart Failure, Prostate Cancer
• Board Of WBEZ Radio Parent Chicago Public Media Votes To Acquire Sun-Times
• Free At-Home COVID-19 Tests Now Available Through Federal Website
• CHP Arrests Fencing Suspect, Recover Stolen Merchandise From Louis Vuitton Smash-And-Grab
• Suspected Carjackers Arrested In St. Paul After Metro-Wide Chase
• Thousands Of North Texas Students Return To School Following Extended Break Due To COVID-19 Case Surge
• Man Robbed Of Cell Phone, High-End Watch Near Roxbury Park In Beverly Hills
• MTA Restoring Service To Subway Lines Temporarily Suspended During COVID Surge
• Suspect Accused Of Shooting At CHP Officer In Yuba County Identified As Oroville Man
• Feds Drop Appeal On Cruise Industry Restrictions
• LA To Host 2022 Summit Of The Americas
• Enrollment Up At Hayward Trucking School As Driver Shortage Fuels Better Pay
• UPDATE: Scarred Teen Victims Demand Los Gatos 'Sex Party Mom' Be Kept in Custody
• Maryland Weather: Another Round Of Winter Weather Is On The Way
• Bulls Struggle With Lots Of Starters, Rotation Players Out; Heavy Lifting Falls On DeRozan, Vucevic
• 81-Year-Old Man Hit, Killed By Driver Of Vehicle In Allegheny County
• Man Arrested In South Sacramento After ShotSpotter Activation
• Marin Water Officials May Lift Penalties For Too Much Usage After Wet Start To Rainy Season
• Southbound Bishop Ford Freeway Shut Down For Period Of Time After Gunfire
• Orange County's COVID-19 Hospitalizations Remain Stable
• Nick Saban, Others Urge U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin To Protect Voting Rights
• Teenage Boy Shot In Pasadena Transported In Extremely Critical Condition
• Malik Faisal Akram 'Got Agitated' At Islamic Center Days Before Taking Hostages At Synagogue
• Viewing Held For Kristal Bayron Nieves At East Harlem Funeral Home
• Haylee Grisham, Suspect In Death Of Off-Duty Officer, Appears In Court Tuesday
• Broadway Marquees Will Dim To Honor Trailblazing Actor Sidney Poitier
• Verizon Delays 5G Rollout Again Amid Safety Concerns At Airports
• Recall Effort Against LA Councilman Mike Bonin Fails To Qualify For Ballot
• New York City Leaders Bracing For Avalanche Of Evictions After Moratorium Expires
• FBI Warning To Faith Communities After Colleyville Synagogue Hostage Situation Familiar To Jewish Community
• Man Arrested Following Weekend Bar Shooting In Belmont
• Anaheim Ducks Defenseman, 2 Coaches Enter COVID-19 Protocol
• Cowboys QB Dak Prescott Apologizes For Taking Pleasure In Fans Pelting Officials After Playoff Loss
• Baltimore County Public Schools Announce Hiring Events
• Mexico threatens soccer fans with 5-year ban for homophobic chant
• 'Boogaloo' Member Michael Dahlager Sentenced To 2 Years On Machine Gun Charge
• Hayward Students Return to Class After Week of Remote Learning Due to COVID
• Gov. Kathy Hochul: Number Of Positive COVID Cases Statewide Drops 75% In 2 Weeks
• 7 Chicago Public Spaces Each To Receive $1.5 Million In Upgrades As Winners Of 'Chicago Works Community Challenge'
• Pittsburgh Councilman Ricky Burgess Calls Wilkinsburg Annexation 'Shotgun Wedding'
• 3 People Shot In West Woodlawn, 2 Critically Injured
• CDC Moves 22 New Destinations Into Its Highest-Risk Level For Travel
• Boy, 15, Shot And Killed In West Town
• Willie O'Ree's Jersey Number 22 Retired By Bruins
• Carla Sands Says She Is Strongest Trump Supporter In Republican Primary For Senator
• Woman Shot Dead While Driving In Harbor Gateway
• Ready To Restart The Race: Phil Keoghan Talks About The Return Of 'The Amazing Race' After A 19-Month "Pit Stop"
• Giants Interviewing Finalists For New General Manager
• 'Have A Heart': Reward Offered For Puppy Stolen In St. Paul Car
• City Attorney Mike Feuer Submits Plan To Address Increase In Gun Violence
• Locals Gather Supplies to Send to Tonga After Massive Eruption
• Paid To Picket: King Soopers Employees Share Reason For Getting Paid To Strike
• Metro Transit Rolls Out Solar-Powered Tech At Bus Stops
• COVID: Testing In Contra Costa County Nearly Double Pandemic Peak During Omicron Surge
• Philadelphia Veteran Marching To Gov. Wolf's Home To Urge Action On Gun Violence
• 13-Year-Old Connecticut Student Dies After Overdosing On Fentanyl At School
• Tongans Who Live In North Texas Wait, Pray For Relatives Impacted By Volcanic Eruption
• Poll Projection: Marylanders Want Climate Change This Legislative Cycle
• Shortage Of Mental Health Professionals Making It Difficult For Parents To Book Appointments For Their Kids
• San Francisco Superior Court Appoints First Black Woman As Chief of Adult Probation
• 'The Amazing Race' Resumes After COVID Forces A 19-Month Hiatus
• Three officers charged in shooting death of 8-year-old near Philadelphia
• FMU Construction Program Offers Students Chance To Build Success At Zero Cost
• Sparrows Point Distribution Center Briefly Evacuated For Hydrogen Gas Leak
• Jewish Federation Of Greater Pittsburgh Adding Extra Security After Texas Synagogue Hostage Situation
• Police Seek Woman Accused Of Spitting On Child In Brooklyn After Making Antisemitic Remarks
• Mass Vaccination Sites For COVID Shots Reopen In The Suburbs; 'I Had Problems Getting My Shot At Other Places'
• Penn To Initiate Process To Review Complaints After Professor Amy Wax's Anti-Asian Comments
• Couple Charged After 2 Children Ingest Fentanyl, Infant Dies
• Burglars Target String Of Baltimore Businesses Overnight
• Rising Cost Of Natural Gas Could Impact Your Heating Bill
• Thank You For Being A Friend: Colorado Animal Shelters Benefit From #BettyWhiteChallenge
• Red Cross sees uptick in blood donation after declaring crisis
• 5G Rollout Delayed Near Airports After Airlines Warn Of 'Catastrophic Disruption'
• Palo Alto Police Search for Armed Robbery Suspect at Stanford Shopping Center
• Blinken to meet Russian counterpart amid rising concerns over buildup near Ukraine
• Charm City Bluegrass Festival Announces 2022 Lineup
• SF Citizen Detective Finds Her Missing License Plate on Identical Car Stolen From Another Resident
• Dallas, Tarrant, Denton Counties Report New State Law Forces 40% Of Mail-In Ballot Applications To Be Rejected
• Feds Announce $50B Plan To Fight Western Wildfires Where Forests Meet Civilization
• 'NYC Winter Outings' Hopes To Expand The Impact Of Restaurant Week
• Multiple Convenience Stores Hit By Armed Robbers In Bellflower, Long Beach, Paramount
• After Friend's Death, Wayland Teen Wants Neck Guards Mandatory For Youth Hockey Players
• Stalker Victims Concerned Over Apple AirTags & Ability To Be Tracked
• 99% Of Texas Electric Generation, Transmission Facilities Pass Winterization Inspection, ERCOT Says
• LIRR Commuters Sound Alarm On Frigid Conditions And Limited Heated Waiting Rooms
• House January 6 Committee Subpoenas Rudy Giuliani, Other Trump Allies
• Hate Ends Now: The Holocaust Cattle Car Experience
• Man Charged With Murder Of 70-Year-Old County-USC Medical Center ER Nurse Sandra Shells
• Teens Rescued From Lake Waconia After 'Slush Patch' Snags Vehicle
• 'Monstrous Drug Dealer': Gov. Sununu Questions How Mass. Judge Gave Adam Montgomery Custody Of Now Missing Harmony
• 'Catastrophic Disruption', AT&T, Verizon Delay 5G Rollout Near Some Airports After Airlines Warning
• In Unusual Move, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Submits Redistricting Map
• Former New York City Mayor Bill De Blasio Says He Will Not Run For Governor
• Updated Guidelines For Quarantining COVID-Exposed Kids Puts Some Parents In Tough Spot
• BCA: Human Trafficking Tips Have Tripled In Minnesota Over Last 3 Years
• Adams 14 Students Return To Class After Week Of Remote Learning
• Broward County State Attorney's Office To Investigate Alleged Corruption By Miami Officials
• Fla. State Sen. Ileana Garcia On Critical Race Theory: 'I Have Been Discriminated On All Fronts. Should We Take It Personally?'
• Crews In Butler And Beaver Counties Continue Work To Dig Out After Snow Storm
• Free At-Home COVID Testing Kits Now Available, 'We Need To Take Advantage Of It'
• Northwestern Tackle Joe Spivak Hopes To Be On The Field Or In The Ring For His Post-College Career
• Baltimore City Aims To Go Carbon Neutral By 2045, Scott Says
• New Film Studio Promises To Bring Jobs, Business To Yonkers
• Miami-Dade School Board Narrows Down Search For New Superintendent
• Teens Shot In Chicago's West Englewood Neighborhood
• Javeyon Tate Charged With Aiding Teens In Minneapolis Robbery That Left 1 Dead
• Rescue Mission On Long Island Suffers Devastating Setback After Pipes Burst, Flooding Newly Renovated Dining Hall
• Giant Asteroid Safely Zooms By Earth
• 'I Feel Very Vindicated': I-Team's Call For Action Helps Man Cancel Billerica Gym Membership
• Keller @ Large: Voter Rights Debate Isn't Just On The National Level, It's Happening In Massachusetts
• The Chesapeake Bay Blues Festival Reveals Lineup For 2022
• Small Wins: Lisa Lightner Helping Parents Get Effective Education For Children With Special Needs
• 'Rumors Of Our Death Are Wildly Exaggerated': Broadway League President Optimistic Despite Sales Slump
• GRAMMY Awards To Be Held In Las Vegas On April 3
• Florida Murder Suspect Davis Zimmerman Captured In Orange County, Calif.
• Former Buff Brenden Rice Transfers To USC
• Funeral Held For Aurora Police Officer Brian Shields, Who Died Of COVID-19
• Gov. Hochul Unveils New Budget Proposal, Says New York To Make Historic Investments In Education, Infrastructure And Health Care
• Grand Valley State University Extends Free Tuition To Students From Low-Income Homes
• Three New Monoclonal Antibody Treatment Sites Open In South Florida
• Quilters Make, Donate 600 Quilts To Those In Need After Marshall Fire
• Senate Democrats Charge Forward With Debate On Voting Rights Legislation Despite Expected Failure
• Hearing Held Ahead Of The Start Of Dayonte Resiles' Murder Trial
• Officials, Organizers Tout CIAA Tournament's Arrival In Baltimore Next Month
• Driver In Wilton Manors Hit-And-Run That Killed Two Children Pleaded Not Guilty
• Website To Order Free At-Home COVID-19 Tests Is Up And Running
• 17-Year-Old Charged In Annapolis Teen's Murder, Police Say
• Major Airlines Warn Of 'Catastrophic Disruption' To Travel, Shipping From 5G Debut Set For Wednesday By Verizon And AT&T
• Search On For Man Who Shot Woman At The Landings In Pembroke Pines
• Possible 3rd Death Connected To Hepatitis A Outbreak At Montgomery County Restaurant Being Investigated
• Suspect In November Smash-and-Grab Robbery At High-End Sneaker Store In Santa Clara Arrested
• 2 Dead After SUV Found In Partially Frozen Pond In Piscataway, N.J.
• Grammy Awards Rescheduled For April 3 in Las Vegas On CBS
• Santa Clara County Receives $22M Project Homekey Grant To Convert Hotel Into Supportive Housing
• 5 Shot, 1 Died In Shooting Outside NW Miami-Dade Bar
• New High-Capacity COVID Testing Facility Opens At Bruce C. Bolling Building In Roxbury
• Driver Killed In 3-Car Crash In Chaska
• Furry Tails: Honoring Betty White On Her 100th Birthday
• Massachusetts To Provide Weekly At-Home COVID Tests For Students, Staff At Schools
• Majority Of Pennsylvania's COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations And Deaths In 2021 Among Unvaccinated
• Massachusetts Reports 56,489 New COVID Cases Over Multiple Days, 47 Additional Deaths
• Jim Obergefell announces run for Ohio Legislature
• Argument Preceded Shooting That Left Man, Woman Hurt In Elk Grove; Suspect Still Sought
• Grammy Awards To Be Held In Las Vegas On April 3
• PaleyFest LA Returns To Dolby Theater; Lineup Announced
• Robbers Shoot 40-Year-Old Man During Incident In San Francisco's Soma Neighborhood
• Water Restored After Main Break Creates Muddy, Wet Mess In Philadelphia's Kensington Section
• Whitmer Urges Michigan Residents To Claim Free COVID-19 Tests From Federal Government
• Doctors Say Vaccine Benefits Outweigh Risks As Some Children Reporting Rare Side Effects From Vaccine
• Actor-Comedian Louie Anderson Undergoing Cancer Treatment
• Dallas Homicide Detectives Investigating After Three People Shot On Storey Lane
• White House Says Colleyville Hostage-Taker Malik Faisal Akram Had Raised No Red Flags
• East Bay Rep. Jerry McNerney Latest Not To Seek Re-Election To Congress In 2022
• Mayor Scott Distributes COVID-19 Tests & Masks At Baltimore City Schools
• CoCo County Supervisors Ban Gas For New Construction Projects
• Source: Prosecutors Grant Rep. Matt Gaetz's Ex-Girlfriend Immunity
• Philadelphia School District, Black Doctors COVID-19 Consortium Team Up To Bring Vaccines To Areas In Need
• Denver Weather: Slick Roads And Sidewalks Possible Wednesday
• Avista Adventist Reopens After Extensive Cleaning Following Marshall Fire
• Prescribed Burns Underway In Rio Grande State Wildlife Area Through February
• Woodland Woman, 20, Reported Missing Found Dead In Crash Off I-80 In Natomas
• The Bergeron Process Will Help You Understand Why Freezing Drizzle Is Rare In Colorado
• Nike exec Larry Miller on his path to forgiveness after 1965 murder
• Father, Twin 6-Year-Olds Die In Crash In Bay County
• Ex-Boyfriend Arrested In Death Of Houston Teen Diamond Alvarez Shot 22 Times
• Free Rapid At-Home COVID-19 Tests Can Now Be Ordered Online
• Five Baltimore Schools Go Virtual Tuesday
• AG Nessel Expands On Why Feds Should Probe Fake GOP Electors
• Frankford High School Student Shot 3 Times On Way To School, Police Say
• FEMA To Open Drive-Thru COVID-19 Test Site In Arlington
• Man Charged With Arson In Reisterstown Apartment Fire, Authorities Say
• UPDATE: Oakland Unified Faces Latest Protests Over Omicron Safety Concerns
• Robert Bowers' Defense Seeks Change Of Venue For Upcoming Trial
• Walz Announces Proposed $2.7 Billion Infrastructure And Bonding Bill
• Website To Order Free COVID-19 Tests Goes Live
• Nick Saban and Jerry West pen letter supporting voting rights legislation
• San Francisco Tenderloin Shooting Leaves 43-Year-Old Man With Life-Threatening Injuries
• Mac Jones Makes First Instagram Post Since August, Says Patriots Career Is Just Getting Started
• Grammy Awards To Be Held In Las Vegas On April 3
• U.S. Senate candidate smokes marijuana in new campaign ad
• Los Angeles Zoo Association Flooded With $70,000 In Donations On Betty White's Birthday
• Central Valley Democratic House Rep. Jerry McNerney Announces He Will Not Run For Another Term
• Stabbing In Dodge Center Leaves 1 With Serious Injuries
• Dismembered Remains Found In Detroit, Family Fears It's Missing Mother Latima Warren
• Crandall High School Dismisses Early Out Of 'Abundance Of Caution' Following Non-Specific Threat
• AT&T, Verizon Pause Some New 5G After Airlines Raise Alarm
• H&S Bakery Reveals New Design Plan For Harbor East Bakeshop
• Government clean-coal projects flopped, federal watchdog finds
• Jamaica has 4-man bobsled team in Olympics for first time since 1998
• FBI Warns Of Hoax Kidnapping Scam Targeting 724-Area Codes
• Free COVID-19 test rollout begins early online
• Frontier Airlines To Expand Service To Midway International Airport In April
• AT&T, Verizon delay 5G debut near some airports after warning
• Nearly 2,400 More COVID Deaths Than Reported At Michigan Long-Term Care Facilities, Report Says
• Types Of Masks And Respirators
• Academy Of Holy Angels Sends Students Home Due To Bomb Threat
• Free COVID-19 Test Rollout Begins Early Online (CBS News)
• Emirates Airline Suspending Flights To Boston, Some Other US Airports Over 5G Concerns
• Website To Order Free COVID-19 Tests Up And Running
• Cook County Opening 3 Mass Vaccination Sites This Week
• King Soopers, Union Representing Striking Workers Return To Bargaining Table As Strike Nears 1 Week
• Pedestrian Lying In Street Struck, Killed By Aurora Police Officer In Marked SUV
• Pennsylvania Treasury Returns $135M Of Unclaimed Property In 2021
• American, Southwest, Other Airlines Warn Of Chaos From Imminent Verizon, AT&T 5G Rollout
• US Plans $50 Billion Wildfire Fight Where Forests Meet Suburbia
• 1 dead, 5 officers among the injured in suspected gas explosion in Bronx
• Pedestrian Hit, Killed By Car On Route 9 In Framingham
• Florida COVID-19 Hospitalizations Decrease
• Colorado Ranks Among Worst States For Drivers
• How to shop for a TV, plus the best January TV deals happening right now
• Mom becomes fastest American woman to run a marathon
• Avs' Nazem Kadri Selected To NHL All-Star Game As Fan-Voted Last Man In
• Shelters flooded with donations for #BettyWhiteChallenge
• Omicron could force more restaurant closures
• Manslaughter Charges Filed Against Driver Of Autopiloted Tesla Which Killed 2 In Gardena
• Gopher Men's Basketball Game Against Penn State Postponed Due To COVID Protocols
• Police: Fleeing Driver Throws Rocks At Squad Car During Hwy 36 Pursuit
• Federal Site For Free, At-Home COVID-19 Tests Goes Live A Day Early
• Huntington Park Police Shoot, Kill Knife-Wielding Suspect
• AT&T To Delay Some 5G After Airlines Raise Alarms
• NBA At 75: Former 76er Dr. J Says Players From Many Eras Built League
• Felony Charges Are 1st In Fatal Crash Involving Tesla On Autopilot
• Texas Outreach Center Releases New Photo Of Synagogue Hostage-Taker Malik Faisal Akram
• Hogan Extends Open Enrollment On Maryland Health Connection, Pledges Boosts In Health And Human Services Spending
• 1 Dead, Multiple Hurt In Head-On US 287 Crash Just North Of Longmont
• Supreme Court Justices Suggest Boston Should Have Flown 'Christian Flag'
• Adrian Phillips Admits Patriots Weren't In Right Mental Space Vs. Bills: 'We Just Dropped The Ball'
• Caltrans Predicts Highway 37 To Be Permanently Flooded by Mid-Century; Seeks Solutions For Vital Corridor
• Florida House Panel Backs Proposal Limiting Ballot Initiatives
• California Prosecutors File Felony Charges Against Tesla Autopilot Driver
• Teenage Daughter Charged With Attempted Murder After Allegedly Shooting Mother Over Meth In Northern Minn.
• Dallas Homicide Detectives Searching For Killer After Andre Tyron Rufus Fatally Shot
• Fairfield Man, 38, Struck And Killed While Trying To Cross I-80
• Police Searching For Older Model Cadillac In Connection To Murder Of Pregnant Woman Last November
• Christine Elow Becomes First Woman To Lead Cambridge Police Department As Commissioner
• Elizabeth Warren on getting Build Back Better "across the finish line"
• Plane Veers Off McKinney National Airport Runway Into Ditch, Pilot Suffers Minor Injuries
• Westmoreland County Community College To Offer Income Tax Assistance
• Driver Hits Man During Cloquet Road Rage Incident, Police Say
• Florida Lawmakers Tie National Anthem to Sports Money
• South Africa is over Omicron, and that may be good news for the U.S.
• Councilman Mark Conway Announces Hearing On GTTF Report
• 'Not Guilty By Reason Of Insanity,' Judge Accepts Opera Singer's Plea In Mar-a-Lago Breach From 2 Years Ago
• Fire Destroys Home On Pine Meadow Drive Outside Estes Park, No Injuries
• Exxon lays out plan to reduce carbon emissions from its plants
• Police, Firefighters Help Deliver Baby On I-94 In Allen Park
• Man, Dog Killed In Harbor Springs House Explosion
• Maura Murray's Family Says FBI Putting Out Nationwide Bulletin For Missing UMass Student
• Hasein Strand Pleads Guilty To Some Charges In Connection To Shooting Death Of 8-Year-Old Fanta Bility
• Colorado Secretary Of State Files Lawsuit To Bar Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters From Overseeing 2022 Elections
• How Will Website For Free COVID-19 Tests Work?
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Sworn In For Second Term
• Man Killed & 16-Year-Old Wounded In East Baltimore Shooting, Police Say
• Acting MTA Boss Janno Lieber Applauds NYPD For Deployment Of More Officers In Subway System
• Pittsburgh Crews Aim To Clear All Streets By Tuesday Night, Public Works Director Says
• Live Winter Storm Tracker: Pittsburgh Area Digs Out After Heavy Snowfall Blankets Region
• Steelers Face Long-Overdue Reboot As Roethlisberger Exits: 'All Options Are On The Table'
• Microsoft To Acquire Santa Monica-Based Activision Blizzard In $68.7 Billion Deal
• Miami Weather: Some Of The Coldest Air Of Season Arrived Tuesday Morning
• COVID In Minnesota: 11,000 Deaths Tallied In MN, Positivity Rate Climbs To 22.2%
• BCA: Car With Shotguns Inside Stolen From White Bear Lake
• Weather School With Chris Spears: Exploring Winter Precipitation In Colorado
• Jury awards $9.4M to man who drank bleach at Cracker Barrel
• Victim Shoots, Kills 1 Of 3 Suspects During Attempted Car Theft In Southwest Philly, Police Say
• Oakland Park's James Rickards Middle School Reopens After Partial Roof Collapse Forced Closure
• Rapid test nearly as accurate as PCR for kids, study says
• Garfield Park Conservatory Agave Plant Reaches New Heights
• With Cases And Hospitalizations Declining, Pittman Defends Anne Arundel County Mask Mandate In Face Of Lawsuit
• 2 Dead, 5 Injured After Fire At Senior Community Apartments In Kenosha
• "Worst" home on "best block" in San Francisco sells for $2M
• UPMC Children's Hospital Names New President
• Hennepin County Sheriff's Office Collecting Cold Weather Items For Those Homeless, Unsheltered
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Sworn In For 2nd Term
• Sports Car Wedged Under Big Rig In Miami Crash, Passenger Rescued
• Maryland Weather: Sunshine, But Still Chilly Tuesday
• LA County COVID Hospitalizations Continue To Rise Steadily
• Truck Stuck On Highway Divider Closes Part Of I-70
• Huge, 'Potentially Hazardous' Asteroid To Fly By Earth
• Massachusetts 'Very Much On The Back Side' Of Omicron Surge, Baker Says
• SMU Basketball Game Against Wichita State Postponed Due To COVID Protocols
• Do Minnesota Cases Show It's Getting Easier To Convict Police Officers?
• Fort Worth ISD 'Thinks Outside Box', Recruiting Teachers From Mexico
• Motorcyclist Dies In High-Speed Pacoima Crash
• Saginaw County Death Investigation Services Halted Due To Nonpayment, Impacting Funeral Homes
• San Mateo Police Officer Spots Stolen Vehicle; Driver Arrested, Cited, Released
• Images reveal devastation inflicted on Tonga by volcano and tsunami
• Representative Matt Gaetz's ex-girlfriend granted immunity in sex trafficking probe
• Police Seek Suspect Who Killed 64-Year-Old Man In Shooting At Detroit Market
• San Pablo Eyes New Eviction Protections as COVID Cases Surge
• AAA: Gas Prices Rise Across Florida As Oil Prices Surge; Average Price For Gallon Of Regular At $3.22
• Local Animal Shelter 'Blown Away' By Donation Haul From Betty White Challenge: 'I Am So Thankful For Her'
• Ruff Start Rescue: Daisy Dukes
• Patients Left With A Lot Of Questions After Center For Covid Control Testing Sites Temporarily Shut Down, State Investigates Complaints
• Betty White Challenge Encourages $5 Donations For Local Animal Shelters In Honor Of Late Comedian's 100th Birthday
• Tom Brady Is Still Mad About 49ers Drafting Giovanni Carmazzi
• Women's Hockey League To Increase Salary Cap, Add 2 Teams: 'An Amazing Investment'
• Officials Say Space Heater Caused House Fire In Levittown, Bristol Township
• Two Teens Charged In Violent Carjacking On Northwest Side
• North Philadelphia Shooting Leaves Teenage Boy Dead After At Least 20 Shots Fired, Police Say
• Maryland Senate Committee To Hear Testimony On Expanded 'Slow Down, Move Over' Law
• Walt Anderson And The NFL Cooked Up A Whopper Of A Lie For Football Fans On Wild Card Weekend
• Parker County Sheriff's Search For Thieves Who Rigged Pumps, Stole Thousands Of Gallons Of Gas
• Senate Democrats charge forward with debate on voting rights bills
• Yonkers Police Detail Attempted Suicide-By-Cop That Left Officer With Serious Injuries
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 3,200+ New Cases As Hospitalizations & Positivity Rate Dip
• Airlines warn of chaos from imminent Verizon, AT&T 5G rollout
• Hamsters in China put down after testing positive for COVID-19
• Identity Released Of Woman Shot, Killed At Midtown Sacramento Parking Garage
• Extra Cash Hits Accounts For New York City Residents Who Receive SNAP Benefits
• Avocado Bruschetta
• D.C. Man, 32, Killed In Montgomery County Hit-And-Run, State Police Say
• Unseasonably Warm Before DFW Temperatures Drop Below Freezing, Bring Chance For Wintry Mix
• Chicago's Single-Use Utensils Ordinance Now In Effect
• Twin earthquakes kill 26, leave Afghans searching for loved ones
• TSA found record number of guns at checkpoints in 2021, 86% of them loaded
• Time Wasted On Hold Adds Up To 624 Hours Annually, Survey Suggests
• Students In Keller ISD Among Those Returning To Campus After COVID-19 Closure
• PTL Links: Jan. 18, 2022
• Stockton School Employees Rescue Family From House Fire
• Microsoft to buy Activision Blizzard for $68.7 billion
• NFL Films Catches Emotional Moment Between Damien Harris, Ivan Fears During Patriots' Playoff Loss
• Man, 23, Killed In Southwest Baltimore Shooting, Police Say
• Texas Gubernatorial Candidate Beto O'Rourke Raises $7M In First Weeks Of Bid For Office
• Nancy Runco, Creator Of Nancy B's Famous Chocolate Chip Cookies, Passes Away
• Vic Mensa arrested after officials allegedly find drugs in his bag at D.C. airport
• Joss Whedon denies allegations of "toxic" on-set behavior
• Texas Laws Going Into Effect January 18 Range From How Dogs Are Chained, To Transgender Student Athletes
• Magnitude-3.5 Quake Rattles Idyllwild
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• Mother of two Keira D’Amato becomes fastest American woman to run a marathon
• 2021 saw a record year for guns at TSA checkpoints and 86% of nearly 6,000 were found loaded
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