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Articles from January 20, 2022

• Preteens May Be Vaccinated Without Parents Under California Bill
• 'It's Frightening': Family Thankful For Arrest Eight Months After Woman's Murder At Sacramento Light Rail Station
• Vigil Set for Saturday in Santa Rosa to Bring Attention to Search for Missing Mom
• Warriors, Chase Center to Require Fans Show Proof of COVID Booster Shots
• Juzang Scores 28 As No. 9 UCLA Holds Off Utah, 63-58
• 88-Year-Old Marie Alexander Found After Silver Alert Issued
• WATCH: Driver Loses Control Trying To Weave Through Traffic, Crashes Down Embankment In Sacramento
• Idaho Springs Police Search For Daniel Martinez Accused Of Driving Into Home
• Sacramento County Calls On Residents To Avoid Emergency Rooms If Symptoms Are Mild
• Vanessa Bryant's Attorneys Allege Photos Of Kobe And Gianna's Remains Shared On 28 Sheriff Department Devices
• Pacers Stun Curry, Warriors 121-117 in Overtime
• Experts Weigh In On Biden Administration's $50B Wildfire Crisis Plan
• Jewish Leaders And Law Enforcement To Hold Joint News Conference
• Oakdale Officer's Accidental Shooting In Sacramento Hospital Raises Safety Concerns
• Kraken Take 2nd Straight, Beat Sharks 3-2
• High School Students Stage Walkouts At 2 Denver High Schools Over COVID Concerns
• OC Workers Demand Right To Work From Home Amid Omicron Surge
• Bail Cut In Half For 22-Year-Old Brandon McDowell, Accused Of Giving Lethal Fentanyl Dose To 20-Year-Old Woman
• LA County Reports Over 100 Deaths Due To COVID-19
• Crooks Make Off With Youth Boxing Program's Equipment
• 3 Men Wanted In Attack On Father And Son Leaving Mrs. Robinson's Irish Pub In Toluca Lake
• Avalanche Continue Hot Streak, Beat Kings 4-1
• FBI Warrants: Money Meant To Feed School Kids Went To Luxury Homes, Cars
• Body of Missing Stanford Nurse Found in Fremont
• Federal Court Rules Closure Of Gun Shops At Start Of Pandemic Unconstitutional
• Sacramento To Get Hit With Windy Start To The Weekend
• 'Let's Get Started With Rebuilding': Some Marshall Fire Homeowners Ready For Next Step
• 'Putting Our Lives At Risk': Detainees At Aurora ICE Detention Facility Claim COVID Prolongs Stay
• UPDATE: San Mateo Police Arrest 4 Teens for Hillsdale Mall Parking Lot Shooting
• Plum Island Homeowners Call For A Fix As They Watch Their Homes Get Washed Away
• 'Embrace The North': Sauna Culture Growing In The Twin Cities
• Barricaded Man Who Set Items On Fire, Threw Them Off Fort Lauderdale Apartment Balcony Taken Into Custody
• Colorado Weather: First Alert Weather Day For Friday Snow
• How To Protect People, Pets And Pipes During A Deep Freeze
• New York AG Letitia James Releases Chris Cuomo's Video Testimony In Former Governor's Sexual Harassment Probe
• Chicago Weather: Single Digits On The Way
• Dodgers promote Brandon Gomes to general manager
• Mysterious Disappearance Of 70-Year-Old Janet Walsh From Shaler Remains Unsolved 2 Years Later
• 'Tremendous Loss' Violence Prevention Worker Killed In East Baltimore Mass Shooting
• Maryland Weather: Wind Chill To Bring Bitter Cold Friday
• 18-Year-Old Robert Cuadra Found Fatally Shot In Paterson
• Peloton, ClassPass, Obe Fitness: Which fitness subscriptions are worth the money?
• UIC Falls Short To Northern Kentucky In Overtime
• Here's How To Prevent The Cold Snap From Freezing Your Pipes
• Hollywood Looks To Tighten Animal Abuse Laws
• Gov. Hogan Announces New COVID-19 Testing Centers As Hospitalizations Decrease
• USC To Require Security Guards In Hallways And Stairs Leading To Bedrooms During Fraternity Parties
• CeaseFirePA Holds Meeting To Address Community Violence In Pittsburgh Area
• Connecticut Landlord Accused Of Fatally Shooting Tenant
• Mikesell Scores Career-High 33, Ohio St. Women Beat Maryland
• Coalition Of Officials Announce Bill Requiring Establishments On The Block To Close By 10 p.m., Citing Uptick In Violence
• How Does Minnesota Cold Stack Up Against Other States?
• Yosemite Rolls Out Winter Lottery for Summer Camping at Popular Site
• Asamoah, Anderson Lead Delaware Past William & Mary 84-74
• Firefighter Who Found Baby Boy Dead Outside Near North Side Firehouse Joins In Somber Prayer Vigil
• Chicago Rideshare Drivers Say They're Being Deactivated Unfairly After Bad Reviews, Call For Hearings Before Deactivation
• Gray Carries Towson Over College Of Charleston 74-67
• Attorneys For Kyle Rittenhouse Want Property Seized By Kenosha Police In 2020 Returned, Gun Destroyed
• Temple City Man Missing Since Wednesday Found
• Sunburned: Red-Hot Mavs Fall To Phoenix After Rough 4th Quarter 109-101
• Luxury Car Lease Fraud: Baldwin Hills Man Defrauds 128 Victims Of Estimated $1.5 Million, Prosecutors Say
• UPDATE: Police Shoot, Kill Armed Suspect Outside International Terminal at SFO
• Caitlin Clark Sets Big Ten Record As Iowa Women Rout Gophers
• Clayton Shriver Claims Excessive Force In Lawsuit Against Westminster Police
• Winning Lotto 47 Ticket Worth $1.43 Million Sold In Warren
• 74-Year-Old Woman Killed In Medford House Fire
• Meijer Offering Free Delivery On Orders $35 And More
• Oakland Police Arrest Four in Separate Weapons and Drug Busts
• Analysis: Democrats still back Biden, but his ratings have declined
• UPDATE: Northbound Hwy 101 in San Francisco Reopens After Injury Crash Cleared
• Professional Wrestlers Help Raise More Than $8,000 For Brigance Brigade Foundation
• Santa Rosa Man Sentenced For Yellowstone Rampage
• Ex-Horsham Clinic Staffer Faces Child Sex Abuse Charges After Allegedly Sending Nude Pictures To Teen Patient
• Florida COVID-19 Hospitalizations Decrease
• Bryan Purdie Charged In Falmouth Home Invasion, Kidnapping
• No. 16 Southern Cal Ends 7-Game Skid Ggainst Colorado, 61-58
• Federal Regulators Say Weymouth Compressor Site Should Not Have Been Approved
• Sacramento City Unified Creates New Position To Combat Racism On Campuses
• Flyers Lose 10th Straight Game For Second Time This Season
• McAvoy's Late Goal Lifts Bruins To 4-3 Win Over Capitals
• Philadelphia Officials Introduce Legislation To Encourage Landlords To Add Fire Escape Ropes Following Deadly Fairmount Fire
• Texas Amber Alert Issued For 14-Year-Old Hillary Salcedo Out Of Buda
• 49ers Playoffs: Die-Hard Fans Offer Sendoff, Head To Frigid Green Bay For Showdown Vs. Packers
• Astronomers Atop Mount Hamilton Join Battle Against Digital Billboards Going Up In San Jose
• Enbridge Energy: Pierced Aquifer Near Minnesota Section Of Oil Pipeline Fixed
• Prosecutors Fighting To Keep Pittsburgh-Area Dentist Accused Of Killing Wife On Safari In Jail
• PRCA Exceptional Rodeo Features Mechanical Bulls, Rodeo Events For Children With Special Needs
• Minneapolis Man Pleads Guilty To Robbing 2 Speedway Gas Stations, Super 8 Hotel
• Driver Crashes At Touhy Avenue After Shots Are Fired At Car On Edens Expressway; Lanes Shut Down For Hours
• Accused Conman Rick Dugo Indicted On New Charges Of Money Laundering, Stealing Valuable Items
• Man found dead in Maryland home surrounded by over 100 snakes
• COVID Testing Lab Under Investigation Received $115M In Federal Tax Dollars For Allegedly Unsafe, Unreliable Tests
• Wet December Storms Will Allow California Water Districts To Get More Supply Than Planned
• CBS2 Investigates: Thieves Strip Nearly 40 Catalytic Converters From City Vehicles In North Hollywood
• New York Giants Wrap Up In-Person General Manager Interviews
• Some States Say They Are Not Getting Their Covid-19 Test Kit Orders As White House Rolls Out At-Home Testing Effort
• Denver Public School Board Considers Making Menstrual Products Available In All School Restrooms
• Cold Weather Alert Issued For Lancaster Area
• Seward Park High School Cheerleading Squad Raises Enough Money For Trip To Nationals
• MVA Locations To Host School Bus Driver Recruitment Event
• Police Offer Rewards For Information Leading To Arrests In Rash Of Jefferson Park Hit-And-Runs
• Coroner Identifies North Highlands Homeowner Shot Dead During Burglary
• Cashing Out? City Of Dallas Revokes 'Poker Room' Permits Months After Approving Them
• Mayor London Breed, Supes Unveil Ballot Measures On SFPD Use Of Surveillance Cameras
• Brennon Sayers Pleads Guilty To Shooting 2 Men On Red Lake Reservation
• Bassett Loaned To Feyenoord By Rapids Through 2022-23 Season
• Illini's Andre Curbelo Makes Impressive Return After Almost 2 Months Out With Post-Concussion Issues
• Livemore Man Arrested in Series of Sexual Battery Attacks on Female Joggers
• A's Stadium Environmental Impact Report Clears Oakland Planning Commission, City Council Next
• Seth Jones, Dylan Strome Back From COVID Protocols In Time For Blackhawks To Take On Minnesota Wild
• Teen, 16, Arrested After Several Gunshots Detected In South Sacramento
• Gov. Newsom Announces Multi-Agency Task Force To Crack Down On Rail Theft
• Federal Authorities Assisting In Deadly Bronx High-Rise Fire Investigation
• Florida Senate Signs Off On Redistricting Plans
• Mission Viejo Teen With Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Recovers From Severe Case Of COVID
• U.S., NATO to surge weaponry to Ukraine to help shore up defenses
• 7-Year-Old Journalist In Washington County Spreads Positive News
• Marty Walsh Says He Will Not Run For Governor Of Massachusetts
• 1 Man Killed, 2 Wounded In South Austin Shooting
• Sacramento Man Accused Of Exploiting Minors To Create Sexually Explicit Images
• Teen At Oakland Park HS Arrested For Bringing Gun To School
• 16-Year-Old Girl, 12-Year-Old Boy Rescued From Icy Pond In Queens
• 'We Are Completely Devastated' Hundreds Gather Outside Croft House To Mourn Brianna Kupfer,
• Tenants Fed Up Over No Heat & Hot Water At The Sapphire Apartments, Management Responds
• Demonstrators Rally In Chinatown To Protest Plans For More Homeless Service Facilities
• Man Arrested For Shooting At Philadelphia Police Officers In Mayfair, Police Say
• Friday's Show Info (1/20/22)
• Tom Hanks Returning To Pittsburgh For 'A Man Called Ove' Film Adaptation
• 49ers Playoffs: Shanahan Hopeful Bosa Will Be Cleared To Play Vs. Packers
• Wearing Only Socks And Shorts, Dallas 11-Year-Old Traveon Michael Allen Griffin Missing Overnight
• Families Who Lost Their Homes In Majestic Hills Landslide Could Finally Get A Payout
• With COVID Numbers Coming Down, When Might Mitigation Measures End? Top Doc Says Not For A While, But Some Go To Court Over Masks In Schools
• 'There's Hope On The Other Side': Local Coffee Shop Brings Awareness To Mental Health In Urban Communities
• COVID Cases In San Francisco Dropping Steadily Following Omicron Peak
• Redwood Seedlings Planted in Fire-Scarred Santa Cruz Mountains
• Cook County Sherriff's Office Holds Free Vehicle Light Repair Event In Berwyn
• FBI Calls Hostage Incident At Colleyville Synagogue 'Act Of Terrorism' Against Jewish Community
• Tuskegee Airmen recognized with Top Gun honor 73 years after winning
• Gov. Tim Walz Calls For Hennepin Co. Sheriff Dave Hutchinson To Resign Following DWI Crash
• Poll: 80% Of New York City, Long Island Residents Believe Government Is Failing When It Comes To COVID-19 Testing
• Remains Found In Michigan Identified As Woman Who Went Missing From Minnesota In 1993
• Weather Whiplash: Winter Weather Still Threatens Road Conditions
• Jury selected for federal trial of 3 cops charged in George Floyd's death
• 'Aorta Borealis': Dad & Young Daughter Make Music Inspired By Her Health Struggles
• Cycle Of Crime In Baltimore Highlights BPD Shortcomings, Judge Says
• Questions Raised In Grand County Horse Seizure
• Filing Federal Tax Return In 2021 Is A Bit More Complicated This Year, But There Are Ways To Speed Up Your Tax Refund
• 'I Need Them To Pay;' El Sereno Family Demands Justice Following Death Of Son In September CHP Officer-Involved-Shooting
• University Of Chicago Police Officer Who Shot Man In Hyde Park Shootout Also Shot Student In 2018
• Mother Charged In Death Of 10-Month-Old Son Only Weeks After Regaining Custody
• Gov. Hochul: Feasibility Study Completed For Proposed Interboro Expressway, Which Would Connect Queens And Brooklyn
• 'I'm Gutted': Adele Postpones Las Vegas Residency Due To COVID-Related Delays
• Florida First Lady Casey DeSantis Finishes Chemotherapy For Breast Cancer
• Police: Another Dog Killed In Bear Attack In Sparta, N.J.
• 'The Great Resignation': A Look At Where Workers Are Going
• Disaster Assistance Center For Those Impacted By Marshall Fire To Close This Weekend
• Fort Worth Political Leaders Celebrate Long-Awaited Funding For Flood Control
• Johns Hopkins University Unveils Portrait Of Elijah Cummings
• Edina Native Makes Rare Offensive Lineman TD Catch, Securing Bills' Playoff Dreams
• DePaul's Aneesah Morrow Named Big East Freshman For The Eighth Time; An Award That's A Gift That Keeps On Giving
• Belarus officials charged in Ryanair flight diversion
• 32,909 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For COVID-19 In Last Week
• 'Please Cover Your Face,' Mask Rage Incidents Growing In Massachusetts
• Investigators Suspect Arson In Fire That Shut Down Garden State Parkway For Hours
• New Castle County Man Omar Edwards Accused Of Taking Pictures Of Teenage Girl Inside Walmart
• Killing Of Marquis Campbell Is Latest Tragedy In A Local Epidemic Of Youth Gun Violence
• San Francisco Man Pleads Guilty To Abusing Puppy, Causing Multiple Fractures
• Bronx Mother Of 2 Says Lack Of Heat In Building Is Forcing Family To Sleep In Car
• Cal Football Coach Justin Wilcox Signs Contract Extension Through 2027
• Gov. Kathy Hochul: State Police To Be Sent To New York City To Help NYPD Combat Gun Violence
• Miami Beach's Historic Deauville Beach Resort Could Soon Become An Icon Of The Past
• University of Illinois Board Of Trustees Vote To Increase Tuition For In-Coming State Freshmen
• Jury Seated In Trial Of 3 Fmr. MPD Officers Charged In George Floyd's Death
• Standoff Between Snakes & Young Southlake Girl Ends With 'Daring' Drainage Pipe Rescue
• Child Hospitalized After Being Struck By Car In Queens
• Developer Plans To Turn Former Table Talk Pies Building Into Housing, Retail Space In Worcester
• Worst Blood Shortage In Decade Sparks Call For Blood Donations Across South Florida
• Gun Store Shutdowns In California During Early Days Of Pandemic Ruled Illegal By 9th Circuit Court
• Search Continues For Gunman After 11-Month-Old Shot By Stray Bullet In Bronx
• Northwest Indiana COVID Numbers Are Trending The Same Way Illinois' Numbers Are Going
• Exclusive: Teen Siblings Who Survived East Village Fire Recount Horror Of That Day, Pray For Hospitalized Mother
• Oxford School Superintendent Addresses Claims Related To High School Shooting
• Program Hopes To Keep Skilled Workers In Westmoreland County
• CIA: 'Havana Syndrome' Cases Not Caused By Russia; Agency Criticized By Those Suffering Symptoms
• Woman Shot And Killed At Bus Stop In Bellevue
• Mayor Scott, Commissioner Harrison Join Frosh In Pushing For 'Ghost Gun' Ban
• Jury Selection Underway For Murder Retrial Of Dayonte Resiles
• School Districts Across North Texas Close Due To Surge In COVID-19 Cases And Teacher Shortages
• Marquis Campbell: Teen Shooting Victim With 'Contagious' Smile Likely Was Targeted, Police Say
• Amy Schumer Shares Health Update After Undergoing Endometriosis Surgery, Liposuction
• Montgomery County Health Officials Lift Closure Of Gino's Restaurant And Pizzeria Following Connection To Hepatitis A Outbreak
• Alec Baldwin sued for defamation by late Marine's family
• 'We're Not Going To Tolerate Antisemitism In This Country': FBI Director, Rabbi Charlie Cytron-Walker Discuss Texas Synagogue Hostage Situation
• Alvin Gaston Charged In Fitchburg Hit-And-Run That Left Young Mother Seriously Hurt
• Hialeah Gardens Man Charged Murder In Killing Of Girlfriend, Injuring Her Son
• COVID: San Jose Children's Discovery Museum Announces Upcoming Family Vaccination Clinics
• Suspect In Haitian President's Murder Charged In Miami Federal Court
• Maryland Man Found Dead With Over 100 Snakes In His Home
• Freezing Temps Force Some COVID Testing Sites To Close 
• Man Steals, Crashes Jeep With Two Young Girls Inside In Peterson Park
• Tewksbury Police Select Backyard Ice Rink For Neighborhood Hockey Game
• Dallas House Fire Leaves 1 Dead From Injuries
• Pennsylvania Announces New Funding To Help Philadelphia, Other Communities Hard-Hit By Gun Violence Epidemic
• Sunrise PD Sergeant Caught Putting Hands Around Throat Of Female Officer Placed On Administrative Leave
• Driver Hospitalized After Car Plunges Into Schuylkill River In Fairmount Park
• Mamaroneck Finally Receiving Much-Needed Funds For Flood Mitigation Projects
• 2 Dozen Members Of Military Begin Serving As Pandemic Reinforcements At Newark's University Hospital
• Video Shows Hennepin Co. Sheriff Hutchinson Claim He Wasn't Driving After DWI Crash In Dec.
• Safe Streets Worker Among 3 Slain In Baltimore Quadruple Shooting
• USC to require security guards block access to bedrooms during frat parties
• Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman Says Bail Reform Is Leading To Uptick In Violent Crime
• Supreme Court Refuses To Speed Up Challenge Against Texas Abortion Ban
• Aurora Libraries Ran Out Of Free KN95 Masks Thursday
• CBS4 Exclusive: Mail Thief Targets Miami Lakes Neighborhood
• DCFS Admits It Still Has Not Placed Teen Who Has Been Held In Psychiatric Hospital For Months; Case Led To Contempt Finding Against Agency's Director
• 'How Do KF94 Masks Compare To KN95 Masks?' Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID Questions
• Tufts Medical Center Converting Its Children's Hospital Into Adult ICU
• Jeffrey Stepien Charged With Murder After Beating To Death Samantha Maag With Pipe Inside Old City Office Building
• Tavern On The Hill In Chestnut Hill Offers Gastropub Fare Served With Flair
• Massachusetts Reports 14,384 New COVID Cases, 86 Additional Deaths
• $50,000 Reward Offered For Clues In 2016 Murder Of DeAndre Hughes In Front Of His Watts Home
• Bobby Henon's Tenure On Philadelphia City Council Ends In Disappointing Fashion: 'He Took Care Of His People'
• Budget Crucial For Homebuyers Before They Start House Hunting
• 2 Employees Injured In Fight Between Students At Carrick High School
• Detroit Man Charged After Setting Pregnant Girlfriend On Fire
• Health Officials Concerned Over Potential 'Flurona' Cases, Urging People To Get Flu Shot And COVID Vaccine
• California Water Districts To Get More Supply Than Planned After Wet Winter Storms
• Mother Wade, Owner Of Iconic Chatham Restaurant Josephine's Southern Cooking, Honored For Decades Of Dedication To Cuisine
• Northeast High School Student Accused Of Bringing Loaded Gun To School
• Rush-Hour Fire That Shut Down Garden State Parkway For Hours May Be Arson, New Jersey State Police Say
• Peloton shares slide after report it is pausing production
• McDonald's to Expand Test of Meatless 'McPlant' Burger in US Cities, Including Bay Area
• U.S. sanctions four Ukrainians it alleges were working with Russia
• White House says Biden is not "casting doubt" on 2022 legitimacy
• Police: Fort Lauderdale Bicyclist Shot, Killed By Someone In Passing Vehicle
• Arrest Made In Killing Of Woman Near Florin Light Rail Station
• DFW Radio Personality Clo Raborn Charged With Producing Child Pornography
• Colorado's Attorney General Takes Steps Ensuring Marshall Fire Victims Don't Become Rental Price Gouging Victims
• Man Charged With Murder, Dismemberment Of Detroit Mother
• Dinger Enjoys Offseason On Colorado Ski Slopes
• COVID: Santa Clara Library Limiting Services Due To Omicron Staffing Shortages
• Knife-Wielding Man Punches Woman, Steals Her Purse During Home Invasion In Chinatown, Philadelphia Police Say
• Annie Awards Ceremony Postponed, Moved To Virtual Format Due To COVID
• The CDC Updated Its Mask Guidelines. What To Know About 'The Highest Level Of Protection'
• AG Nessel Urges FDA To Enforce Regulation Of Over-The-Counter Hearing Aids
• Josh Allen Opens Up About His Postgame Chat With Bill Belichick
• Person Struck, Killed By Tractor-Trailer On Route 3 In Chelmsford
• Several 911 Callers Reported Shawn Smith Sighting Before Arrest In Old Town Pasadena
• San Francisco Officials Crack Down On Illegal, Pop-Up COVID Testing Sites
• 15-Year-Old Accused Of Brandishing BB Gun, Bringing It To Berkeley High Campus
• Florida Woman Attacked By Bear While Walking Dog At Night
• 2021 Record Year For Pennsylvania's Casinos
• Man Killed In West Baltimore Shooting
• Bipartisan Effort Launched To Make Dearfield Part Of The National Park System
• Lawsuit Says Police Used Stun Gun On 79-Year-Old Man
• Report on sexual abuse in German diocese faults retired pope
• New Jersey Unveils Early Plan For 'Once-In-A-Generation' $1 Billion Investment On Water Infrastructure
• Maura Healey Announces She's Running For Massachusetts Governor
• Pilot who fled Afghanistan helps fly refugees decades later
• First Lady Yumi Hogan Tests Positive For COVID-19, Governor Says
• Hogan Praises Declines In COVID Metrics But Warns 'We're Not Out Of The Woods'
• Feds To Argue For Transgender Student In Bathroom Case
• Minnesota Unemployment Rate Drops To Pre-Pandemic Levels
• Massachusetts Adds BJ's Stores To SNAP Online Food Buying Program
• Meatless 'McPlant Burger' Coming To North Texas
• Jokic's Historic Night Leads Nuggets To Victory
• Police: Brookline Dunkin' Customer Threw Hot Coffee At Man For Not Wearing Mask Inside Store
• 1 Killed, 2 Others Severely Injured In Separate Jefferson Park Hit-And-Run Crashes Over 2 Weeks
• Fans React To Closure Of Orangevale Music Venue The Boardwalk
• Cyclist Struck By Driver In South San Jose Last Year Succumbs To Injuries
• Chicago Weather: Bitter Cold, But Snow Is On The Way
• Rams Tie Best Start In Program History With Win
• David Ortiz Hopes To Join Other Red Sox Legends In Hall Of Fame Next Week
• Mega Millions Jackpot Up To $376 Million For Friday Night Drawing
• Chicago Auto Show's First Look For Charity Gala Fundraiser Set For Feb. 11
• Orange County Deputies Open Fire Inside Foothill Ranch Walmart, Suspect Wounded
• Georgia prosecutor requests special grand jury in Trump probe
• Versailles Man Arrested In Boy's Shooting
• Pelvic Exams Can Be Incredibly Difficult For Women Who've Survived Sexual Assault
• Broncos Will Face Tough Road Slate In 2022
• MDH Infectious Disease Director Kris Ehresmann To Retire Feb. 2
• Experts Weigh In On How To Handle Icy Conditions As Freezing Temperatures Expected To Return To Philadelphia Region
• 7-Year-Old Venezuelan Migrant Drowns Trying To Cross Rio Grande River Into Texas
• Investigators Identify 2 People Killed In Camden County Crash Involving Fire Truck
• LA Councilman Seeks Funding To Crack Down On Street Racing In San Fernando Valley
• Teen Reunited With Family After Going Missing In Plymouth
• LA Area Breaks Record For Most Filming Day Ever For Final Quarter Of 2021
• Queen Elizabeth is hiring a housekeeper — for minimum wage
• 'He Sang The National Anthem At Our Graduations,' Sheriff Washington Remembers Wayne County Corporal Who Died From COVID-19
• Outdoor Winter Beer Fest Coming to Lincoln Square
• Singer dies after deliberately catching COVID-19
• No Amount Of Alcohol Is Good For The Heart, New Report Says, But Critics Disagree On Science
• Adams County Deputies Search For White Truck Stolen At Knife-Point Thursday Morning
• Whitmer Releases Plan Draft For Achieving Carbon Neutrality In Michigan
• Aurora Police Sgt. Ken Thurman Dies Of COVID-19 Complications; Second Aurora Officer To Die From COVID This Month
• Interim MPD Chief Touts 5 C's As Dept. Priorities: Care, Connection, Communication, Courage, Character
• Lonzo Ball To Undergo Surgery For Knee Injury, Out 6-8 Weeks
• Coach cancels workout, tells players to shovel driveways of neighbors in need
• Allegheny County's Last Remaining Coal-Fired Plant Bought With Plans For Sustainable Redevelopment
• Former Oakland County Priest Pleads Guilty In Sex Abuse Cases, Sentenced Up To 15 Years
• Police Alert Businesses Of Armed Robberies Involving Dollar Stores In Englewood
• Fire Burns Abandoned Home In San Jose Near I-280 / Highway 87 Interchange
• Wolves In Colorado: North Park Rancher Loses 2 Cows In 2 Days, Says His 'Hands Are Tied'
• Caught On Video: Man Pushes 72-Year-Old Woman Into Newsstand
• 2 Dead In Separate Oakland Shootings
• West Bloomfield Housekeeper Accused Of Stealing More Than $571K Worth Of Items From Homes
• Investigators Search For Man With 'Paw Print' Tattoo Accused Of Using Stolen Credit Card At Littleton Walmart
• Aldermen To Vote On $14 Million Settlement In Wrongful Conviction Case In 1989 Murder Of Retired CPD Sergeant's Wife
• Hurley's Picks: The Dallas Cowboys Remain Stuck In Loserville, USA
• States move to front lines in battle over abortion rights with Supreme Court decision looming
• Mayo Clinic Study: Some Cancer Treatments May Inhibit Immune Response To COVID Vaccination
• Avelo Airlines Offering $20K Sign-On Bonus, $200 Hourly Captain Salaries In Push To Hire 120 New Pilots
• Pennsylvania Lottery Scratch-Off Worth $1 Million Sold In Kennett Square
• Florida Weekly Jobless Claims Dip
• Sexual Abuse Lawsuit Filed Against Plano-Based Cheer Athletics Coach Jason McCartney
• House January 6 committee asks Ivanka Trump to speak with them
• Federal Team Now In Charge Of COVID Testing Site In Delaware County
• Timeline: Events Since George Floyd's Arrest, Murder On May 25, 2020
• Rage Against The Machine No Longer Performing At Boston Calling 2022
• Mayor Wu Announces $50 Million Investment Into Improvements At Mildred Haley Apartments In Jamaica Plain
• Art Institute's 'A Sunday On La Grande Jatte' To Be Displayed Reframed On Jan. 27
• 19-Year-Old Zara Rutherford Becomes Youngest Woman To Fly Around The World
• Kyle Quinn, 31, Killed In St. Paul's 3rd Homicide Of The Year; Suspect Arrested
• Pittsburgh Best City For Baby Boomers, Housing Forecast Says
• Marshall Fire KO'd Key Fire Truck; 'Would Have Been Helpful,' Says Chief
• New Shield Testing Site Now Available At DePaul University's Loop Campus
• Michiganders Can Begin Filing State Income Tax Returns Jan. 24
• Controversial New Report Says No Amount Of Alcohol Is Good For The Heart
• Chicago Weather: Frozen Waves On Lake Michigan Amid Temperature Drop
• COVID In Minnesota: 78 More Deaths Reported; Rolling Positivity Rate Still Reaching New Highs
• MDHHS Issues Order To Ensure Nursing Homes Offer On-Site COVID-19 Booster Shots
• Man says he swam to safety "after being washed away" by Tonga tsunami
• 'They're Innocent People, Man' Phone Call Shows Brother Pleading With Colleyville Synagogue Hostage-Taker
• 1 Dead In 4-Car Crash On I-270 At York Street Near Commerce City
• Study: States With Weaker Gun Laws Have Higher Rates Of Firearm Related Homicides, Suicides
• Federal Prosecutors Drop Charges Against MIT Professor Gang Chen, Accused Of Hiding Ties To China
• Maryland Weather: Prepare For A Brutally Cold Friday
• Miami Weather: Warmer Afternoon, Spotty Showers Possible
• Biden Administration Disputes Claims By Hogan, Other Republican Officials On Availability Of Tests
• A record 9 million Americans are out sick amid COVID surge
• Russell Westbrook Benched In Final Minutes Of Lakers Loss To Pacers
• Long Beach Unified's Classified Workers Threaten Strike After Contract Talks Break Down
• Arsenal Reportedly Make 'Strong Bid' For Revolution Goalkeeper Matt Turner
• Philadelphia Weather: Winter Weather Advisory Issued For Delaware Valley As Rain Transitions Into Snow
• Oregon Man Arrested By Authorities After Chase Starting In Placer County
• Study: States With Weaker Gun Laws Have Higher Rates Of Firearm Homicides And Suicides
• Revamped Florida Mask Case For Disabled Children Gets Go-Ahead
• 33-Year-Old Man In Jail, Facing Charges Of Sexual Assault
• Tarrant County Sheriff's Search For Suspect Nathan Wayne Spivey Ends 2 Days After Deadly Stabbing
• Man Accused Of Hitting Transit Police Officer In Face After Being Asked To Wear Mask
• Starbucks Cancels COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate After Supreme Court Ruling
• Briggs Transferring From Florida To Maryland
• Amazon To Open First Ever Brick-And-Mortar Clothing Store In Glendale
• FBI is conducting "court-authorized law enforcement activity" at congressman's home
• Gov. Ron DeSantis' Proposed Election Police Force Alarms Voting Rights Advocates
• Final Day Of School In Anne Arundel County Will Now Be June 24, District Says
• 2 Workers Hurt In Explosion At US Steel Plant In Ecorse
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Nearly 9,000 New Cases As Hospitalizations Fall Below 3,000-Mark
• Florida Health Department Director Dr. Raul Pino On Administrative Leave Over Email Criticizing Low Vaccination Rate
• Does Tom Brady Actually Get More Roughing The Passer Penalties Than Other QBs? The Data Says No
• 23-Year-Old Motorcyclist Dead After Crash On State Highway 114 In Grapevine
• Pedestrian Dies After Being Hit By Vehicle Near Elverta
• Causes of death revealed for mom, toddler who fell at Petco Park
• Santa Rosa Hostage Standoff Ends; Knife-Wielding Suspect Arrested; Victims Including Small Child Unharmed
• Unmasked Crowd At Yuba City High School Basketball Game Leads to School District Investigation
• Texas Has Cheapest Gas Price Average In US; As Rising Crude Oil Costs Lead To Higher Pump Prices
• Storm Watch: 1-3" Of Snow Expected, Winter Weather Advisories In Effect Through 1PM
• Keller @ Large: President Biden's Ratings Will Improve When Quality Of Life Improves
• Massive coral reef found in Tahiti "twilight zone"
• Cervical Cancer Awareness Month
• WATCH LIVE: Governor Tom Wolf To Highlight Pennsylvania's Fiscal Strength And Bright Future
• Thick Fog Bank Blankets San Francisco, North Bay Valleys
• 19-Year-Old 'Uncooperative' After Getting Shot In Knee, Baltimore Police Say
• Some Denver High School Students Plan Walkouts Over COVID Concerns
• Joseph Hits Winner, Pistons Rally Late To Stun Kings 133-131
• Denver Weather: Melting Ice On Thursday Before Another Shot Of Snow Friday
• Girl Scouts Of Eastern Pennsylvania Selling In-Person Again, Introduces New 'Adventurefuls' Cookies
• Man Sentenced In Fort Lauderdale For Stealing Veteran, Social Security Benefits
• Woman Runs Down, Kills Man With Car In South El Monte, Injures Deputy, Then Leads Pursuit
• Man In Critical Condition After Columbia Shooting
• PTL Links: Jan. 20, 2022
• WPIAL Announces 2022 Hall Of Fame Class
• CBS4's Steve Goldstein Previews The NFL's Divisional Round Playoffs
• Off-Duty Oakdale Police Officer Accidentally Shoots Self With Own Gun
• Arden-Area Truck Crash Knocked Out Power To 1,400 Customers
• Advocacy Group Works To Get The Homeless Into Shelters With Chicago Temperatures Plummeting
• 'One Chip Challenge': Social Media Trend Involving Spicy Chips Lands Lodi Students In Emergency Room
• Emirates To Resume Flights To Boston As 5G Rollout Continues
• Unemployment claims jump to highest level in three months
• 'They're Gonna Keep Doing It': Frustrated Bar And Store Owners Upset By Rash Of ATM Thefts
• Arctic Front Brings Coldest Day Of Week To North Texas & Overnight Temperatures In The Lower 20s
• Miami Proud: Trailblazer Celebrated For 25 Years Of Service To The South Florida Autism Community
• Elton John wants "to do something different" after retiring from the road
• Standoff Ensues In Southwest Philadelphia After 3 People Shot
• Kamala Harris after one year in White House: "We will keep fighting"
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