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Articles from January 28, 2022

• San Francisco Police Schedule Town Hall Meeting Over Fatal SFO Shooting
• 49ers Fans Look to Make Noise, Boost Team at NFC Championship Game
• Avs' MacKinnon Could Miss All-Star Game After Taylor Hit
• Getting Answers: What Is The Vetting Process For Substitute Teachers?
• 'Super Losers': Football Fans Talk Smack Ahead of Rams-Niners NFC Championship Game
• Denver Police Say Joe Michael Ervin Was A Serial Killer Who Murdered 5 Women More Than 40 Years Ago
• Solo Crash Friday Night Closes Moraga Road, Cuts Power to Hundreds
• Firefighters Discover Human Remains After Putting Out RV Fire In Wilmington
• Elk Grove Gets More Exotic As New Rules Will Allow Legal Ownership Of New Pet Breeds
• Gascón To Face Second Recall Effort
• Rams Surprise Youth Football Team With Super Bowl Tickets
• Massive Bullmastiff At Sacramento SPCA Adopted In Hours — But An Even Bigger Dog Is Now Looking For A Home
• LAPD Officers Shoot Man In Possession Of Ghost Gun In Boyle Heights
• 'Nightmare That Keeps Coming Back': Cutting Red Tape To Rebuild From The Marshall Fire
• Wild Beat Rangers 3-2 To Spoil Henrik Lundqvist Jersey Retirement
• NBA-Best Suns Roll To 9th Straight Win, Topping Timberwolves 134-124
• Public Health Order Requiring Proof Of COVID Vaccine In Events With 500+ Dropped
• Minneapolis Mayor Reprimanded Police Chief Over Press Conference On Ballot Initiative
• New Details Surface About The Fire That Killed 3 Baltimore Firefighters
• 110 Freeway Big Rig Collision Results in 25 Gallons Of Fuel Spillage, Lane Closure
• S.F. Supervisors Set to Designate Casa Sanchez Bldg. in Mission District a Historical Landmark
• UPDATE: Vasco Road Reopened in Byron After Multi-Vehicle Injury Crash
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Clearing Skies, Wind Chills Bring Sub-Zero Feels-Like Temps
• A Disappointment May Be Coming For St. Patrick's Day: Corned Beef Prices Are Shooting Up, Some Local Butchers Aren't Even Carrying It
• Blackhawks Score 4 After Trailing 3-0 Early In 3rd, But Lose To Avalanche
• Nor'easter Triggers Blizzard Warning In Suffolk County, As New York Braces For Widespread Snowfall
• Maryland Weather: Frigid, Blustery Morning In Store Saturday After Snow
• Illegal COVID-19 Testing Site Shutdown In Grass Valley
• Spurs Spoil DeRozan's Return As Bulls Lose
• Some Women Suffering From Long COVID Say Extreme Hair Loss Is Among Symptoms
• Several Injured In Fiery Crash Between Bus And Car In South LA
• Person Sought In Fire That Killed 3 Baltimore Firefighters; $30K Reward Announced
• 'It Scared Me': 8-Year-Old Twin Rivers Unified School District Student Restrained For 22 Minutes
• 'We're Really Worried': Rent Assistance Orgs Face Influx Of Calls As State Program Abruptly Stops Applications
• At Site Of Pittsburgh Bridge Collapse, President Joe Biden Promises To 'Fix Them All'
• New York City Braces For Major Winter Storm; DSNY Pretreats Roads, Has 1,800 Snow Plows Ready
• LIVE LOOK: Ocean City Expecting Up To A Foot Of Snow
• Cold Weather Coming, Protect The Four P's: People, Pets, Plants, Property
• State Of Emergency Declared In New Jersey Ahead Of Nor'easter
• Ocean City Braces For Up To A Foot Of Snow; Blizzard Warning In Effect
• NYPD Det. Jason Rivera's Widow Criticizes Manhattan DA's Policy Changes During Eulogy
• Funeral Held For NYPD Det. Jason Rivera, 22-Year-Old Killed In Line Of Duty In Harlem
• January Is Projected To Be The Deadliest COVID-19 Month In Maryland
• Investigation Begins Into Cause Of Pittsburgh Bridge Collapse While Rebuilding Could Take Nearly 2 Years
• Port Authority Bus Driver Involved In Bridge Collapse Was Supposed To Be Off Work Friday
• Jersey Shore Residents Bracing For 12 Or More Inches Of Snow: 'I Hope We Don't Lose Power'
• Severe Winter Weather In Northeast Expected To Disrupt Flights At South Florida Airports
• Shelonda Stokes Laments Loss Of Her Brother, James Blue III, From 'A Senseless Act Of Gun Violence'
• 'Toughest-Trained Fighters' Turning Pugilistic Skills To Pillow Fighting
• Butler Scores 26 points, Heat Hold Off Late Clippers Rally For 121-114 Victory
• Butler Leads All Scorers As Heat Beat Clippers 121-114
• Chicago Public Schools Cuts COVID-19 Isolation And Quarantine Period For Students, Staff From 10 Days To 5
• Dog Stolen In Baltimore Carjacking, BARCS Says
• 'Take It Very Seriously': Gov. Baker Urges Mass. Residents To Stay Off Roads During Nor'easter
• Valley Fair Mall Plan to Charge for Parking Draws Employees' Ire
• North Bay Man's Beloved Cat Allegedly Taken by Airbnb Renters
• Jokic Has Triple-Double, Nuggets Beat Pelicans 116-105
• 49ers Faithful Stream Toward SoCal for NFC Championship Game
• Bridges, Hornets Hold Off Lakers To Earn 117-114 Victory
• Collins, Young Help Streaking Hawks Beat Celtics 108-92
• Michigan State Police Trooper Rescues Cat Hitching Ride On Truck Before Falling Off In Metro Detroit
• "Irrecoverably Broken': Adams 14 School District's Request To Drop Management Company Rejected
• Lucas Raymond Helps Red Wings Beat Penguins 3-2 In SO
• Long Beach Man Wounded In Possible Gang Shooting
• Police Investigating Suspicious Death After Man Found Unresponsive On West Philadelphia Golf Course
• Widow Of Good Samaritan Who Suffered Deadly Blow On DART Train, Seeking Answers And Justice
• Winter Weather Advisory In Effect Through Saturday; Blizzard Warning Issued For 3 Eastern Shore Counties
• South Jersey Residents Stock Up On Snow Supplies And Girl Scout Cookies Ahead Of Nearly 10 Inches Of Snow
• PBSO: Teen Driver Caused Crash That Killed 6 In Deerfield Beach
• Detroit Public Library Branches Distributing Free At-Home COVID-19 Tests
• Stellantis Suspends COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate For U.S. Salaried Employees
• Over 100 Flight Delays, 44 Cancellations Reported At BWI Airport
• Future Of Parklets In Downtown Menlo Park Sparks Debate Among Neighboring Businesses
• PPA Offering $5 Flat Rate To Park In Center City Garages Due To Snow Emergency In Philadelphia
• 11-year-old sews cheerful hospital gowns for young patients
• Woodland Hills Appoints Former West Mifflin Superintendent Fired After DUIs
• Jasmine Powell Leaves Gophers, Set To Enter NCAA Transfer Portal
• SacRT Secures $400M To Modernize Light Rail System With Low-Floor Cars
• 1 officer decommissioned, 5 on administrative duty amid Nashville shooting probe
• Dallas' Vogel Alcove Breaking Cycle Of Poverty Through What Looks Like Playtime
• Chip shortage cost U.S. economy billions in 2021
• Defense Secretary says "conflict is not inevitable" in Ukraine
• NYPD officer's widow mourns slain husband in emotional eulogy
• Bus Driver Shortage Causes Metro To Slash Service Citywide
• Businessman, Longtime Arlington International Racecourse Owner Dick Duchossois Dies
• Judge Michelle Childs is under consideration for Supreme Court nomination, White House confirms
• At bridge collapse site, Biden calls state of infrastructure "mind-boggling"
• Central Valley Man On Probation For Elder Abuse Arrested In Father's Death
• Police Make Arrest In November 'Fake Cop Robbery' In Hancock Park
• 'Too Good At Manipulation': Affidavit Reveals Texts From Suzanne Morphew About Husband Barry Morphew Before Disappearance
• Chicago Weather Alert: Snow Totals From Lake Effect Snowstorm
• Illegal gold mining causing record mercury levels in Peruvian rainforests
• Minneapolis Police Policy And Training Under Scrutiny At Federal Civil Rights Trial For George Floyd's Death
• West Virginia Governor Jim Justice Tells Bette Midler To Kiss Dog's 'Heinie' - And Shows It
• Two-Alarm Fire Reported In Charles Village Apartment Building
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• Nancy Farias Appointed As New Director Of California's EDD
• Blackhawks' Jonathan Toews Out Indefinitely With Concussion
• Mitt Romney says he tested positive for COVID-19
• 5 Shannon High School Student In Birdville ISD Showed Symptoms Of Overdose, 1 Taken To Hospital
• UPDATE: San Jose Triple-Stabbing Suspect Fatally Struck On Hwy 85 Identified
• Maryland Auto Show Returns To The Baltimore Convention Center
• Firefighters Rescue Person Trapped In Vehicle Following Collision In North Hollywood
• City Council Member Says Inspection Standards Must Increase After Pittsburgh Bridge Collapse
• West Wind Drive-In Theater In Sacramento Reopens After Fire
• Incoming Nor'easter Causing Flight Cancellations, Delays At Philadelphia International Airport
• 3 Teens Arrested In Shooting Death Of 18-Year-Old Robert Cuadra In Paterson
• New York Giants Name Brian Daboll As New Head Coach
• 'We Are Ready To Go': Power Crews From All Over Country Arrive Before Nor'easter
• Coroner Identifies Person Killed In Hit-And-Run That Closed El Camino Overpass
• Bay Area Projects to Benefit From U.S. Infrastructure Funding
• St. Paul Winter Carnival
• Certain Parking Tickets In Denver Will Soon Cost Much More
• Sonoma County DA Warns Of Rising 'Jury Scam' Calls Warning People Of Fines, Arrests
• Approaching Winter Storm Impacting Flights Nationwide
• MTA Announces Service Changes, Suspensions Due To Impending Nor'easter
• Winds Cause Problems Throughout Southland
• 49ers All-Pro LT Trent Williams Questionable For NFC Championship
• Mayor Lightfoot Added To Lawsuit Over Removal Of Christopher Columbus Statue In Little Italy
• Illinois DCFS Director Marc Smith On Hot Seat Before State Lawmakers Over Lack Of Beds And Foster Homes For Kids, Other Issues
• Baltimore's Collection Of Vacant Houses Remains A Catalyst For Crime
• Denver Police Learn There Was A Serial Killer In Town When DNA Links Cold Cases Together
• Chicago Weather Alert: Harwood Heights Socked With More Than 7 Inches Of Snow, Residents Left To Clean Up
• Person Of Interest In Custody After West Philadelphia Shooting Leaves Man Dead, Police Say
• 'The Heroism They Demonstrated Was Extraordinary' Senator Ted Cruz Speaks In Colleyville After Hostage Standoff
• Summit County Sheriff's Office Warns Of Ski Patrol Impersonator
• 2 Bear Cubs Moved To Pikes Peak; Colorado Wildlife Officers Want To Find Who Killed Mother
• Castro Valley Man Faces Federal Charges In Alleged $1 Million COVID Unemployment Fraud Scheme
• 2 Found Deceased In Grand Lake
• Crab-Loving Skunk Saved From Entangled Trap In San Francisco
• Suspect In North Highlands Homeowner's Death Arrested
• Video Raises New Questions About Commerce City Police Chief Clint Nichols' Racial Profiling Claims; Union Asks For Him To Be Put On Leave
• Gov. Newsom Appoints New Director of Employment Development Department
• Federal Funding To Help Repair Aging Minnesota Bridges
• Sprained Ankle Has 49ers All-Pro LT Trent Williams Questionable For Title Game
• 'Absolutely Not': Broncos GM George Paton Says Hiring Of Nathaniel Hackett Wasn't Part Of 'Package Deal' For Aaron Rodgers
• Over 40K Cera Applications Filed In Detroit, Landlords Left Waiting For Payment
• ISP License Plate Readers Already Proven Effective In Catching Suspects In Carjackings, Expressway Shootings
• Altadena Man Arrested On Federal Gun Charge In Connection With BB Gun Shootings At Planned Parenthood In Pasadena
• Detroit Police: Amazon Driver Confesses To Lying About Carjacking
• Couple Saving Money For Wedding Offers To Shovel Snowy Driveways In Needham
• How to spot U.S.-based violent extremists: U.S. officials release 42 indicators
• COVID Surge Puts Pressure On ICUs In San Joaquin Valley
• Maryland Under State of Emergency For Powerful Coastal Storm As Crews Prepare Statewide
• State Giving Free At Home COVID Test To People In 14 Counties; Where To Sign Up
• Judge OKs Agreement To Destroy Gun Used By Kyle Rittenhouse; $2 Million For His Bail At The Center Of A Legal Fight
• Judge Rules Against Whitewater Rafting Firms In Wage Dispute
• Concert Series Creates Otherworldly Ambiance Through Candlelight, Music & Architecture
• Suspect Arrested In Fatal Shooting On Tracy Ranch
• 'Stay Home': Worcester Prepares For Epic Storm
• Chicago Weather Alert: Residents In Wilmette Begin Clean Up After Lake Effect Snow Brings 8 Inches
• UCHealth Reports Uptick In Cancer Diagnosis Amid COVID Pandemic
• 3 Teens Accused Of Killing Man, Stealing His Dog & Car In San Francisco On New Year's Eve
• Alabama officials ask Supreme Court to stop the ordered redraw of their Congressional map
• Navy confirms authenticity of photo and video showing F-35 that crashed
• Victim in Fatal East Oakland Hit-and-Run Identified
• Book + audio excerpt: "Crying in H Mart" by Michelle Zauner
• Homeless Parolee Arrested in Petaluma Beauty Supply Store Armed Robbery
• Police: Off-Duty Officer Shoots Stabbing Suspect Outside Upper West Side Duane Reade
• Lockport Central H.S. Freshman Kenzie Young To Take The Stage At Carnegie Hall; 'It's Crazy To Even Think About'
• In Blow To Telecoms, 9th Circuit Court Upholds California's Net Neutrality Law
• Seller Bails On Order For Birthday Balloon Arch, Refuses To Offer Couple A Refund
• United Airlines Launches Pilot Training Program To Address Shortage
• Prosecutors: Long Island Nurses Julie Devuono, Marissa Urraro Forged COVID Vaccine Cards, Entered Info Into State Database
• The IRS wants your selfie. ID.me CEO says don't worry about it.
• Firefighters Extinguished Commercial Building Blaze In Downtown LA
• Mesquite Police Chase Ends After Suspect Runs Out Of Gas
• Mayor Scott & Other Officials Highlight Free Tax Help Available To Marylanders
• Chris Brown sued for allegedly drugging and raping a woman
• Oakland University Mistakenly Awards Scholarships To More Than 5,000 Students
• Hundreds Of Officers Lead Procession From St. Patrick's Cathedral To Cemetery In Salute To NYPD Det. Jason Rivera
• Safety Tips For Homeowners Ahead Of Massive Snowstorm
• Big Brothers And Big Sisters Of Texas Is Looking For Volunteers To Mentor Young Boys
• Second Jewelry Store Robbery Suspect Arrested
• Nor'easter Already Causing Delays On Philadelphia Area Trains, Buses As PennDOT, SEPTA Prepare
• Bridge Collapses In Pittsburgh, Minor Injuries Reported
• Firefighters Save Pet Rats From House Fire In Citrus Heights
• Man Facing Drug Charges After Trying To Hide Cocaine On Shelf Of Dollar Tree Store In Algonquin
• 9th Annual Chestnut Hill On Ice Festival Kicks Off Friday Night With Pre-Storm Party
• North Dakota Man Sentenced 5 Years For Shooting St. Paul Man In Face
• FAA clears Verizon, AT&T to activate more 5G towers
• Florida Senate Ready To Take Up Abortion Limit
• Baltimore Will Conduct Count Of Homeless Population in February, Scott Says
• Bill From State Sen. Henry Stern Will Fund More Enforcement, Stiffen Penalties On Street Racing, Sideshows
• 'This Is Really Just The Beginning': State Infrastructure Money Going Toward Sea Level Rise
• Florida COVID-19 Hospitalizations Drop In Past Week
• Ocean City Police Officer Jacob Harris Arrested After Allegedly Using Tracking Device
• Fire Scorches Residential Building In Glassell Park Area; No Injuries Reported
• Stoltenberg says NATO is "prepared for the worst" in Russia-Ukraine conflict
• Florida Teen Petitions To Move Super Bowl To Saturday
• Massachusetts Reports 7,181 New COVID Cases, 65 Additional Deaths
• Obama Presidential Center Names Winter Garden After Hadiya Pendleton, Slain Teen Who Performed At Inauguration
• Voter Registration Deadline For Texas' March Primary Fast Approaching
• Florida Sports Betting Initiative Misses Mark For 2022
• South Florida Pharmacies Begin Distributing Free N95 Masks
• Toothsome Milkshake Foundry Concession Stand Opens At Wells Fargo Center
• LeBron James teams with Crypto.com to teach kids about blockchain
• Congratulations To Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Recruit Class 148 Graduates
• Chicago Weather Alert: Winter Weather Advisory Kept In Place As Lake Effect Snowfall Continues
• General Counsel For Michigan Redistricting Commission To Resign
• Citing Backlog Progress, Ports Again Delay Fines For Idling Containers
• Police Seek To Identify Man Wanted In Shooting That Left Another Man Dead In South Austin; Video Shows Gunfire
• Philadelphians Flock To Grocery Stores For Winter Storm Essentials
• Red Lake Man Pleads Guilty To Possessing Child Pornography
• First Responders Worked Together To Rescue Victims Of Pittsburgh Bridge Collapse Amid Major Gas Leak
• Recipient Of Pig Heart Undergoing Physical Therapy For First Time, University Of Maryland Says
• Amtrak Cancels Boston-New York Service Saturday Due To Winter Storm
• Santa Clara County Courts Reopening To Public As COVID-19 Omicron Surge Declines
• Maryland To Receive $400 Million Settlement From Opioid Distributors
• Marching With Pride, A Thousand Miami-Dade JROTC Cadets Took Part In 'Pass In Review'
• January 6 committee subpoenas 14 individuals who acted as "alternate electors"
• NY looks at OT for farmhands who work 60 hours without extra pay
• Former BSO Deputy Scot Peterson Allowed To Visit Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School To Prepare For Trial
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• Baltimore Native Channels Experience With Domestic Violence Into Fragrance Line
• Coast Guard Repatriates 40 Cubans Picked Up Off Florida Keys In Two Smuggling Operations
• 'You Should Get Out,' South Shore Warns Those In Low-Lying Areas Before Saturday's Snow Storm
• What Do The Animals At Zoo Miami Do When It's Cold?
• Fire Engulfs Home Near Colfax
• Colombian Govt.: Sole Survivor Found On Top Of Capsized Vessel Off Florida Coast Is Colombian
• Truro Home In Danger Of Collapsing Will Be Moved After Storm
• Surfside Judge Hopes To Avoid Allocation Dispute, Next Hearing Set For Feb. 4
• California Attorney General Rob Bonta Warns Against Getting Tested For COVID-19 At Pop-Up Sites
• Teen Faces Child Porn Charges In Miami Beach
• U Of M Issues Safety Alert After 2 Robbery Incidents Thursday
• Physicists consider real-life "Don't Look Up" scenarios
• Have You Seen Haneul Oh? She Was Last Seen In Davie On December 20th
• You're Trapped In A Blizzard. Do You Know What To Do Next To Survive?
• King Soopers To Reopen Table Mesa Boulder Location On Feb. 9
• COVID In Colorado: Mask Mandate To Be Lifted In Denver Next Thursday
• Gov. Murphy Urges Residents To Stay Off Roads As Rare Blizzard Warning Goes Into Effect For Some NJ Counties
• Boston Declares Snow Emergency Ahead Of Potentially Historic Nor'easter
• Coast Guard Prepared For Nor'easter On Cape Cod
• As Retirement Looms, Knicks Go Chasing History In Pegasus World Cup
• Is It Allergies Or COVID? Similar Symptoms Lead To Confusion
• Detroit Police Search For 2 Carjacking Suspects
• Officers Find Loaded Gun In Luther Burbank High School Student's Backpack
• Man Found Shot In Catonsville, Police Say
• Detroit Man Charged In Livernois Avenue Shooting Killing 1, Injuring 2
• Baltimore Man, 42, Charged With Murder In Deadly Stabbing
• Spring travel luggage roundup: best carry-on bags, dopp kits and more
• In Wake Of Sacramento Teen Shootings, Police Gang Units Arrest 4, Seize Guns, Illegal Drugs
• San Francisco Police Preparing to Handle Niner Fan Festivities on Sunday
• Julius Hammond-Desir Of Maynard Identified As Deadly South Shore Plaza Shooting Suspect
• 'Hurricane Hunters' To Fly Through Powerful Nor'easter Impacting New England
• KDKA-TV Program Alert: Continuing Coverage Of Bridge Collapse
• Santa Ana Man Arrested For Molesting Girl He Met On Social Media
• Winter gear going on discount now at Nordstrom, Backcountry and more
• Jan. 6 Committee Subpoenas Fake Trump Electors In Pennsylvania, 6 Other States
• Police In Crystal Investigating Possible Murder-Suicide
• Dallas Police Searching For 3 Juvenile Males Suspected Of Violently Abusing A Cat
• Star-studded LA Rams Host Surging 49ers In NFC Title Game
• Gov. DeSantis Awards $80 Million For South Florida Storm Resiliency Projects
• Testimony Continues, Closing Up 1st Week Of Ex-MPD Officers' Federal Trial
• At Resentencing Hearing 'Tiger King' Joe Exotic Gets One Less Year, Now Must Serve 21 Years In Prison
• You likely know someone who has lost money in a social media scam
• IRS Website Will Soon Require Facial Recognition To Log Into Your Account
• Report: Devin McCourty Planning On Playing In 2022
• Gusty Santa Ana Winds Topple 2 Trees On Same Sylmar Property
• Apple Music Trolls Spotify By Calling Itself 'The Home Of Neil Young' After Streaming Service Pulls Songs
• San Bernardino Man Arrested For DUI, Hit-And-Run After Crash That Overturned Riverside County Sheriff's Prisoner Transport Van
• Memorial Service Scheduled For Baltimore Firefighters Killed In Collapse
• CMU Admissions Director Out After Scholarship Error
• Court Throws Pennsylvania's Mail-In Voting Law Into Doubt
• Maryland Weather: Gov. Hogan Declares State Of Emergency In Eastern Shore Counties Ahead Of Winter Storm
• 'The Mighty Ducks' Star Who Was Arrested In Marysville Celebrates 2 Years Sober With Striking Photos
• Steelers GM Kevin Colbert Stepping Down After 2022 NFL Draft
• Anne Arundel County Schools To Award $1,000 Bonuses To Permanent Full-Time Employees
• Santa Rosa Police Chief Rainer Navarro Set to Retire in May
• California Secretary of State: Reparations Should Be Limited To Descendants of Slaves
• "Tiger King" star Joe Exotic re-sentenced to 21 years in prison
• Man Arrested On Attempted Murder Charge In Connection With December San Mateo Shooting
• 1 Man Killed, 2 Wounded In Trio Of Baltimore Shootings, Police Say
• 'Tiger King' Joe Exotic Resentenced To 21 Years In Prison
• Photos: Honoring NYPD Det. Jason Rivera
• Man, Woman Face Multiple Charges In Lenox Township Carjacking
• Judge OKs Agreement To Destroy Gun Kyle Rittenhouse Used To Shoot 3 In Kenosha
• Turlock Teacher Now Facing 40 Charges In Connection To Sex Crimes With Minor
• Plano Police Arrest Adrien Javon Grant, 29, Accused Of Shooting Jesaias Hiram Nieves
• Judge approves agreement to destroy gun used by Kyle Rittenhouse
• Westbound 91 Freeway To Shut Down All Weekend In Corona
• Grand Haven School Official Awaiting Sentence In Embezzlement Case Dies In Jail
• Kia recalls 410,000 vehicles for air bag fails
• Samantha Schwartz, Accused Of Hiding South Shore Plaza Shooting Suspect, Held On $20,000 Bail
• Gov. Walz Announces More Medical Help For Hospitals Strapped By COVID-19
• Republican John Kellner Announces Plans To Run For Colorado Attorney General
• San Francisco Mayor Breed Getting Geared Up For 49ers-Rams NFC Championship Showdown
• UPDATE: Big Rig Driver Slammed Into Stalled Car, Triggering Fiery Fatal Richmond-San Rafael Bridge Crash
• Royse City High School Student Arrested For Allegedly Taking A Gun To School
• Florida Man In Pagan's Motorcycle Gang Arrested Following Discovery Of Drugs, Guns Stash In Key West
• Rare Diana portrait sells for over 10 times the expected price
• 7th Annual Philadelphia Polar Plunge Event Begins At Citizens Bank Park
• Chicago Weather Alert: Dangerous Driving Conditions With Snow Causing Low Visibility Friday
• Bronze Statue Of Surfing Pioneer Joyce Hoffman Goes Up In Dana Point
• Fatal Crash Temporarily Closes All Southbound Lanes of Highway 101 in San Jose
• Weather Cancellations: Maryland Schools, Businesses & Government Offices
• 36 Years Ago: Remembering The Space Shuttle Challenger Disaster
• Family Of Slain Rapper Drakeo The Ruler Filing Lawsuit Against Live Nation
• State, City Crews Preparing Roads For Snowy Weather
• President Biden Will Proceed With Infrastructure-Focused Trip To Pittsburgh Following Frick Park Bridge Collapse
• 'It Sounded Like A Huge Snowplow:' Neighbors Recall Sights And Sounds From Pittsburgh Bridge Collapse
• 'It's A Miracle No One Died:' Pennsylvania Politicians Discuss Pittsburgh Bridge Collapse
• PHOTO GALLERY: Fern Hollow Bridge Collapses In Pittsburgh's Frick Park
• LIST: Snow Emergencies And Parking Bans For Saturday's Major Winter Storm
• COVID In Minnesota: 43 Deaths, Including 1 Inmate Fatality, Reported Friday
• Phase 2 Of Marshall Fire Cleanup Begins Next Week
• 2's Got Your Ticket: 'The Moors' And 'Bachelor: The Musical Parody'
• Powerful winter storm forecast to slam East Coast
• WHO director praises Neil Young leaving Spotify
• Groups To Challenge Partisan Fairness Of New Michigan House Map
• Miami Beach Police Officer Struck By Another Officer's Vehicle During Arrest
• Pennsylvania Court Declares Expansive Mail-In Voting Law Unconstitutional
• Competitors, Aspiring Olympians Take To The Skies This Weekend At Norge Ski Club's Winter Ski Jump Tournament
• Pennsylvania court strikes down no-excuse mail voting law
• Neeraj Chopra Gets 15 Months For Abusing Teen Aboard Minneapolis-Bound Flight
• 49ers Deal With Jimmy Garoppolo's Playoff Highs And Lows
• Kicker Robbie Gould Shining In 'Goulden' Years With 49ers
• Woman allegedly gang raped, tortured and paraded through streets
• Sheriff: Teen Driver Caused Crash That Killed Six Near Delray Beach
• Arrest Made In Venice Arson Fires, Investigators Looking For Second Man
• Organizers Of Proposed Ballot Measure For Building More Dams In California May Withdraw Initiative
• 7-Year-Old Michigan Boy Dies After Being Run Over By Bulldozer
• Julian Edelman Says 'This Is The Most I've Ever Felt' Tom Brady May Actually Retire
• Federal Judge Throws Out Lease Sale For Gulf Of Mexico Offshore Oil Drilling
• Perry Johnson Becomes 13th Republican To Join Race For Michigan Governor
• 4 Charged In Metro Area Sex Trafficking Sting
• Chicago Weather Alert: Flight Cancellations At Chicago Airports Amid Heavy Lake Effect Snow
• Snowstorm Kit: Emergency Supplies To Have For Saturday's Nor'easter
• Rocklin Teacher Comes Under Fire For Years-OId Tweets With Derogatory, Racist Tone
• Detroit Man Sentenced 30 Years In Prison For Drug Trafficking In Lansing
• Marvel star Evangeline Lilly rallied against COVID vaccines, mandates
• Bridge In Pittsburgh Collapses Hours Before Scheduled Biden Visit To Talk Infrastructure
• 'Stables to Stethoscopes': Horses Help Doctors With Pandemic Stress, Patient Care
• 28-Year-Old Man Killed In West Philadelphia Shooting
• Omicron Immunity At Three Quarters Of Colorado's Population -- And Rising
• Man Dead After Overnight Hit And Run In Port Richmond, Police Say
• New York City Schools Announce New COVID Isolation Rules Starting Next Week
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Fall Below 2K for First Time In Nearly A Month
• Spring-Like North Texas Weather Saturday & Sunday, Before Bitter Cold Returns Next Week
• United launches pilot academy to address staffing shortage
• Meningitis Case At MSU Frat Party Prompts Antibiotic Distribution In East Lansing
• Russia says it won't start a war in Ukraine, but it won't "be ignored"
• How Mac Jones' Stats Compare With Rookie Seasons Of Quarterbacks Playing In Conference Championships
• CBS2 Morning Team Challenges KPIX To TikTok Bet Over Rams-49ers NFC Title Game
• 11-Year-Old Loomis Boy Reunited With Stolen Dirt Bike; Deputies Track Down Suspect
• Colorado Rancher Gets Help Installing Electric Fence To Protect Cattle From Wolves
• 'It's Scary For Me To Even Watch'; 49ers Shanahan On One Of His Favorite Offensive Plays
• 2 Baltimore County Schools Close Early Due To Water Main Break
• PHILADELPHIA WEATHER GUIDE: How Much Snow Will Major Nor'easter Dump On Your Area?
• NYPD Reports Shoplifting Levels Not Seen In Nearly 30 Years As Organized Retail Crime Ramps Up Nationwide
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• Key inflation gauge surged 5.8% in 2021 — most in 39 years
• Pittsburgh Weather: 1-3 Inches Of Snow Expected On Friday
• Suspect Arrested After SWAT Standoff Outside 7-Eleven In Valley Glen
• Massachusetts Residents Urged To Stay Off Roads During Saturday's Storm; 'Dangerous Travel Conditions' Expected
• Florida Senate Signs Off On Telehealth Prescription Proposal
• Future Leaders Winner Passionate About Math & Science
• Brad Marchand Roasts Arizona Coyotes For Inability To Draw Fans
• Taste Of The Town: Orno Is Farm-To-Table Fare With Vegetables and Herbs Grown From Chef Niven Patel's Own Farm
• SCUSD's New Race And Equity Liaison Talk District's Move To Fire Teacher Who Used N-Word
• New York Weather: CBS2's 1/28 First Alert Forecast
• Tracking How Long It Will Take To Get Your 2022 IRS Tax Refund
• Florida Senate Passes Strawberry Shortcake Bill
• Battling Over Bundling Up: Keeping Your Kids Warm And 'Cool'
• 10 Injured In Frick Park Bridge Collapse In Pittsburgh, Officials Say
• Several Pittsburgh Public Schools Move To Remote Learning Due To Bridge Collapse
• USMNT Head Coach Gregg Berhalter Praises Matt Turner's Incredible Work Ethic While Confirming Goalkeeper's Transfer To Arsenal
• Chicago Weather Alert: City Deploys Over 200 Plows Amid Lake Effect Snow
• North Texas Pharmacies, Health Centers Preparing For Free N95 Mask Handouts
• Chicago Weather Alert: Runner Training For Boston Marathon Braves The Snow Along Chicago's Lakefront
• Chicago Weather Alert: Latest School Closings Amid Heavy Snowfall
• Nine officers fatally shoot pedestrian on Nashville interstate
• Man identified through DNA charged in 1978 killing of girl
• Apple notches record results despite supply-chain snags
• Millions can't isolate from COVID at home. Here's what experts suggest.
• Biden and Zelenskyy speak amid Russia's military buildup
• Alabama executes inmate Matthew Reeves after Supreme Court clears way
• Texas Man Admits Smuggling Migrants In Coffin Draped With American Flag
• 3 In 4 Say They Could Eat Pizza For Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
• Chicago Weather Alert: Semi Truck Slides Into Ditch Due To Snowy Conditions On Tri-State Tollway
• As Ukrainians pray for peace, Russia keeps hope for diplomacy alive
• Biden says he'll name a Black woman for Supreme Court by end of February
• Bidens introduce their new cat, Willow
• Read the Supreme Court justices' reactions to Breyer's retirement
• Major winter storm could develop into bomb cyclone over the weekend
• SpaceX rocket piece on track to collide with the moon
• Man Crossing Tracks Killed By Brightline Train In Hollywood
• Full-Service Pediatric Office Keeping Students Healthy At LEAP Academy University Charter School
• Gas stoves worse for climate than previously thought, study shows
• Oklahoma Executes Inmate Donald Grant By Lethal Injection After Firing Squad Request Denied
• Minnesota Weather: Subzero Start For Friday, But A Warmup Is Coming Soon
• Protecting Your Trip: How To Avoid Unexpected Costs When Inclement Weather Impacts Travel
• CBS News correspondent Holly Williams on "The Takeout"
• Mistaken Identity Lands Coconut Creek Man In Jail For Five Days
• Curry, Thompson Shoot Warriors Past Timberwolves, 124-115
• Man Allegedly Drunkenly Breaks Into Bethel Park Apartment
• Major Preparations Underway At Jersey Shore, Philadelphia Region Ahead Of Winter Storm
• Pizza Delivery Driver Shoots Attempted Carjacker Multiple Times In Kensington, Police Say
• Police Search For 3 Suspects After Armed Carjacking In Oxford Circle
• More Than 150 Firefighters Needed To Battle Flames At Bedford Valley Petroleum
• President Biden Set To Discuss Infrastructure During Pittsburgh Visit
• Federal judge blocks big Gulf of Mexico oil lease sale
• What Is Bombogenesis? Everything You Need To Know
• Key Pennsylvania Democrats To Miss President Biden's Pittsburgh Visit
• Pittsburgh Police SVU Detectives Searching For Missing And At-Risk Man, Philip Gosnell
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