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Articles from February 1, 2022

• 3 People In Serious Condition After Being Rescued From Lodi House Fire
• Community Voices Concerns Over Proposed Homeless Shelter Near Children's Receiving Home
• Citrus Heights Vice Mayor Concerned City Is Becoming 'Fast-Food Mecca'
• Father And Son Accused Of Starting Caldor Fire Appear In Court, Maintain Innocence
• New Tool Helps Bridge Gap in Health Care Inequality
• PG&E Moving Power Lines Underground In Part Of Nevada City
• Hedman Scores In Overtime, Lightning Beat Sharks 3-2
• Police Arrest Woman Suspected In 3 Drive-By Shootings In Berkeley
• LA Honors Famed Local Muralist With Robert Vargas Square
• Another Image Of Newsom Not Wearing Mask Emerges From Sunday's NFC Championship Game At SoFi
• Chicago Weather Alert: Winter Storm Warning Now In Effect With 6+ Inches Of Snow On The Way
• SigAlert Issued On EB 60 At South Azusa Avenue, Near Hacienda Heights Due To Overturned Big Rig
• Why Are Some Mask Mandates Being Dropped In Colorado? Tri-County Health Department Explains Its Reasons
• Police Seek Public's Help In El Cerrito Library Homicide Case
• Bulls Hold Off Magic's 4th Quarter Rally For A Win
• Northwestern Ends 4-Game Skid, Holds Off Rutgers In OT
• 'Toy For The Richer': Denver Broncos Up For Sale With A Price Tag That Could Make History
• Former UCLA Instructor Matthew Harris Arrested In Boulder, Faces Federal Charges
• Pfizer Asks FDA To Authorize COVID Vaccine For Kids Under 5
• Accidental Bill Belichick Text Messages At Center Of Brian Flores Racial Discrimination Lawsuit Against NFL, Giants
• Wolves' Bench Leads The Way In 130-115 Win Against Nuggets
• With Stars Sitting, Warriors Charge Back, Beat Spurs 124-120
• Rehabilitation Project Set To Close Roberto Clemente Bridge For Almost 2 Years
• Vikings Interview Giants DC Graham For Coach; Harbaugh Next
• Chicago Weather Alert: As Winter Storm Bears Down On Chicago Area, Drivers Gas Up And Snow Plow Companies Prepare
• Woman Killed In Crossfire Between Armed Man, Security Guard Outside Liquor Store In Bronzeville Near Chicago Public Safety Headquarters
• Man Shot, Wounded While Driving On DuSable Lake Shore Drive Near Soldier Field
• Orlov Scores In Overtime, Leads Capitals Past Penguins 4-3
• Movement Among Black Women To Wear Their Hair Natural Makes For Business Success Stories For Some Chicago Women
• San Jose Grapples With Alarming Increase In Pedestrian Deaths; Many Homeless Victims
• Hall Rescues No. 13 Michigan State In 65-63 Win Over Terps
• Los Angeles Receives $21 Million For Project Homekey Permanent Housing Site
• Fort Collins Police Investigate Deadly Collision Between Train, Pedestrian
• Questions Surround Death Of Former Priest Charged With Recording Boy In Target Bathroom
• Jahmari Rice, Teen Killed Outside Richfield School, Remembered For His Big Smile, Passion
• NYPD: Man Dies Following Shooting Near Apollo Theater
• Parents Reunited With Students Following Fatal Shooting Outside Richfield School
• Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony's Job May Be On The Line
• Mourners Pay Respects At Wake For NYPD Officer Wilbert Mora, 2nd Officer To Die After Harlem Ambush
• South Florida Students Rally Against 'Don't Say Gay' Bill In Florida Legislature
• What Is Minnesota's Black History? And When Does It Begin?
• 'MJ: The Musical' Brings Michael Jackson's Story To Broadway
• Maryland Weather: Freezing Fog Could Complicate Your Morning Commute
• Ex-Dolphins Head Coach Brian Flores Sues NFL, 3 Teams, Including Giants, Alleging Racist Hiring Practices
• Carjacking Suspect Arrested After Leading Philadelphia Police On Wild Chase
• 2 Men Charged In Deadly Shootings On Route 28 And I-376
• Up To 20K Firefighters From Across The Country Expected At Memorial For Fallen Baltimore Firefighters
• California Surgeon General Dr. Nadine Burke Harris Resigns
• UCLA Reverts To Remote Learning Following Threats From Former Instructor; Suspect Arrested In Colorado
• Man Charged With Hate Crimes For Vandalizing Two Synagogues, Two Jewish Schools In West Rogers Park
• My Block, My Hood, My City Seeks Volunteers To Help Seniors Dig Out Of Snow
• Winter Storm Warning In Effect For North Texas Beginning 3PM Wednesday
• Broward School Board Revisits Search For New Superintendent After Transparency Concerns Raised
• Maryland Tourism Industry Advocates Push for More State Funding To Their Industry
• 2 Virginia College Officers Killed; Suspect In Custody
• McKinney Expecting To Be Hit Hard By Ice When Winter Storm Arrives
• Bodies Of Retired Schoolteachers Debra Velleman Of Wisconsin, Sue Borries Of Illinois Found Nearly A Month After Plane Crash In Panama
• Road Crews In Metro Detroit Prepping For Expected Winter Snow Storm
• Van Riemsdyk Scores Late Goal To Lead Flyers Past Jets 3-1
• Kreider Scores 2 PPG, Rangers Beat League-Best Panthers 5-2
• Pastrnak Scores Twice, Breaks Tie As Bruins Down Kraken 3-2
• Here Is A List Of Snow Emergencies As SE Michigan Braces For Winter Storm
• CA Drought: Dry January Could Cancel Rainfall Gains During Big Storms Of 2021
• Bay Area Tech Shuttle Buses Returning After Disappearing During Pandemic
• Local Pediatrician Offers Advice To Parents After Pfizer Requests COVID-19 Vaccine Use In Children Under 5
• Michigan State Police Share Tips For Michiganders To Stay Safe During Winter Storm
• Denton Mayor Issues Disaster Declaration Ahead Of Winter Weather Event
• Trent Jr. Tops 30 For 5th Straight Game As Raptors Beat Heat
• Free Community Health Screenings, Food Pantry In Hamtramck
• 8 Hospitalized In Two-Car Crash In Galt
• Here's A List Of Warming Centers In Metro Detroit As Residents Prepare For Winter Storm
• Elections Law Fights Ramp Up Again
• Beaumont, Spectrum Launch New Nonprofit Health System
• Tesla Recalling Nearly 54,000 Cars
• Car-To-Car Shooting In Stockton Leaves 1 Hospitalized
• Nick Foles Congratulates Tom Brady On 'Unbelievable Career' With Tweet Showing Proof Of Handshake
• Lunar New Year: Celebrations Begin As San Francisco Set To Apologize To Chinese Community For Past Discrimination
• Baltimore County Police Searching For Missing Girl, 13
• Tom Brady Leaves Lasting Impact on Former Coaches, Current Players at Serra High Alma Mater
• Chicago Weather Alert: Department Of Streets And Sanitation Sends Out 211 Snow Plows Ahead Of Winter Storm
• North Texans Brace Not Just For Winter Storm, But Higher Gas Bills To Follow
• 3 Fishermen Rescued After Boat Sinks Off Scituate
• Road Rage Led To Fatal Shooting Of SEPTA Employee On I-76 In Camden County, NJSP Say
• Marilyn Mosby Maintains Innocence In MSNBC Interview; Says 'I'm Ready To Go To Trial Tomorrow'
• Dr. Rachel-Maria Brown Talaska Highlights Heart Disease Rates For African Americans, Disparities In Medical Care
• U.S. Rep. Brad Schneider Tests Positive For COVID-19; He Also Had COVID In January 2021
• Foothills Residents Still Recovering From December Storm Worried Looming Winds Could Put Power Back Out
• Lafayette BART Station Reopens After Being Shut Down Because of Police Activity
• Deputy-Involved Shooting At Home In Rancho Cucamonga
• Does Groundhog Day Also Predict Political Races?
• Southwest Airlines Suspending Operations From Dallas Love Field On Thursday Due To Winter Storm
• Rep. Karen Bass Raises Most Money In 2022 LA Mayoral Election So Far
• New Cold Front Brings Rain Chance Back to South Florida
• New Waterfront Park At Alameda Point Designed With Sea Level Rise in Mind
• Wednesday's Show Info (2/2/21)
• Modesto Church Honors Stockton Firefighter Fatally Shot While On The Job
• Some North Texas Grocery Store Shelves Looking Empty Ahead Of Winter Storm
• Tesla Recall: 'Full Self-Driving' Software Runs Stop Signs
• Airline Says It Will Stop Monkey Shipments After Truck Carrying 100 Monkeys Crashes In Pennsylvania
• Gustavus Women's Hockey Team Leads Nation In Shutouts
• 3 San Ramon Robbery Suspects Arrested In Fremont After I-680 Chase
• Alternate Side Parking Suspension Extended As Snow Cleanup Continues
• Lawmakers Approve Low-Income Senior Housing Development In Rodeo
• Motion Filed Against New York City Department Of Correction For Failing To Provide Medical Care
• 'Pretty Terrifying': CU Students Express Shock After Being Asked To Evacuate During Matthew Harris SWAT Situation
• Vehicle Crashes Entirely Through Chino Mobile Home
• San Mateo Equestrian Coach Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Minor; Additional Victims Sought
• Dangerous winter storm forecast to sweep through several states
• New Pirates Coach Caitlyn Callahan Focused On Her Job, Not History
• As Lunar New Year Begins, Chinatown Community Leaders Hope For A Transformative Year Of The Tiger
• Exclusive: Southwest Airlines May Consider Expanding In North Texas, Operating At 2nd Airport Later This Decade
• Baltimore County Public Library Offers Black History Month Programs
• Long Island's Jacqueline Guzman Caught Up In Case Of Mistaken Identity After Actress With Same Name's Online Rant
• Jackson Police Sergeant Rachel Butler Accused Of Domestic Violence Turns Self In
• City Bus Pulled Over For Driving The Wrong Way In Roseville
• Raskin says Trump "said the criminal part out loud"
• South Florida Attorney Says Brian Flores' Lawsuit Will 'Ring Loud & Clear Across The Entire Country'
• Military Divers From Across The U.S. Train Under The Ice At Camp Ripley
• After More Than A Dozen HBCUs Get Bomb Threats On The First Day Of Black History Month, Students And Staff Express Unease And Dismay
• Funeral Service To Be Held Wednesday For LAPD Officer Fernando Arroyos
• Caught On Camera: Couple Spews Anti-Asian Slurs In Newport Beach Parking Lot
• Shooting At Oakland Spa Near Lake Merritt Leaves Woman Dead, Man Hospitalized
• Major Change Coming To Long Island Congressional District Lines
• BART To Reopen Powell Street Station Restrooms After 20-Year Closure
• 19-Year-Old Killed In Uniontown Shooting
• Southwest Airlines Suspending Operations From Dallas Love Field On Thursday Due To Winter Storm
• Former UCLA Instructor Matthew Harris Arrested In Boulder After Extensive Police Operation
• App-Based Workers Band Together To Demand Better Working Conditions
• Fallen Elk Grove Officer Ty Lenehan Honored At Memorial Service
• Putin accuses U.S. and NATO allies of ignoring Russia's security needs
• Trump groups head into 2022 with $122 million on hand
• Rams Fans In Orange County Prep For The Big Game
• COVID Community Testing Sites, Vaccine Clinics Closed, Delayed Due To Snow On Wednesday
• 76 Police Departments Parade Past Hospital Window Of Boy Battling Cancer
• Ryan Anderson Wins 2022 Beargrease Dog Sled Marathon
• 2 Men Accused Of Breaking Into Westmoreland County Home And Stealing 2 Dogs
• Extreme marine heat is the "new normal" for oceans, study finds
• Mask Mandates Lifted Across 3 Counties, Officials Citing Decreasing COVID-19 Metrics
• House DFL Public Safety Proposal Gets 1st Hearing As Response To Rise In Crime Is Focus At Capitol
• Nancy Rish, Convicted In High-Profile 1987 Murder In Kankakee, To Be Released From Prison After Having Sentence Reduced
• 'This Keeps Happening': Store Owner Upset About Repeated ATM Robberies And Attempted Thefts, Including One Resulting In A Wild Chase
• Hundreds Attend Viewing For Fallen Baltimore Firefighters Lt. Kelsey Sadler, Kenny Lacayo
• With Omicron Wave Falling Fast, Officials Say COVID-19 Mitigations Could Soon Be Relaxed In Chicago
• Teenager helps sick kids find an escape through books
• M-DCPS Employee Alleges Discrimination Over Accent
• Body Found In Wooded Area Monday ID'd As Missing Fort Worth Woman Jocelyn Nuñez
• Illinois Department Of Corrections Says Jason Van Dyke Is In Their Custody, But Won't Say Where; Sens. Durbin, Duckworth Want Update On Possible Federal Case Against Van Dyke
• Man Pleads Guilty To Murder In 2015 Killing Of Hayward Police Sgt. Scott Lunger
• Jimmy G's Parting Message To San Francisco Fans -- 'It's Been A Hell Of A Ride'
• Sara Donchey -- Anchors 11 p.m.
• Temprano Leaving CCSF Board to Work With LGBTQ Civil Rights Organization
• Azusa Motorcycle Officer Involved In Fatal Collision With Bicyclist
• South Florida Man, Grandson Reel In Sniper Rifles While Magnet Fishing In Murky Miami Canal
• State Diverted $4.2B In Gas Tax Meant To Repair Bridges And Roads
• 'This Is A Tough Moment': Outgoing Miami-Dade Schools Superintendent Alberto Carvalho Honored By District
• House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer says he tested positive for COVID-19
• Sheriff's Office Identifies Agency Associated With Loomis Traffic Stop
• How To Prevent Major Damage To Your Backyard Swimming Pool During Frigid Temps
• Water Techs, Mechanics Working Overtime To Avoid Similar System Failure To Historic 2021 Winter Storm
• Pittsburgh City Council President Freezes 22 Percent Pay Increase Pending Legal Review
• NYC Republicans Fume As Redistricting Commission Prepares To Submit New Congressional Lines To State Legislature
• 2 Children Hurt As Wind Topples Tree in San Jose Park
• Felon Suspected Of Selling Drugs Surrenders After Standoff Near McKinna Elementary School In Oxnard
• 'All The Work Has Paid Off': Top-Ranked Glenbard West Boys Basketball Team Has Sights Set On State Championship
• Woman Found Dead In Car From Apparent Suicide Near Downtown LA
• New World Symphony Celebrates Black History Month With Harlem Renaissance Festival
• Open For Business: Chestnut Hill Shoe Store Style By Blain Helping Customers Put Best Foot Forward
• Historic African American Women's Golf Club Honored With Monument For Black History Month
• California Assembly Dealing With 5 Vacancies After Burke Exits
• Boston Streets Remain A Snowy Mess Days After Blizzard
• Vaccines For Young Children Spurring New Optimism In COVID Fight
• Army Medical Team Arrives At Abbott Northwestern To Aid With COVID Response
• Lunar New Year Celebration Kicks Off In Chinatown To Ring In Year Of The Tiger
• Tesla Issues Recall Due To Self-Driving Software Allowing Some Models To Conduct 'Rolling Stops'
• Lunar New Year Celebrations In Full Swing In Philadelphia's Chinatown
• First Alert Weather Day: Winter Storm Warning In The Metro Area As Arctic Blast Moves Closer
• Snowy, Icy, And Bitterly Cold Weather Will Wreak Havoc On Many Colorado Roads
• Denver Broncos Officially For Sale: Bowlen Family Calls Ownership An 'Incredible Ride'
• Black History Month Begins, Highlighting African American Contributions To U.S. History
• John Elway, Joe Ellis, Broncos Named In Racial Discrimination Lawsuit Filed By Former Coach
• Black History Month: Stacey Toussaint Highlights New York City's Hidden Stories With Inside Out Tours
• Inflation, Demand Cause For Florida's Overheated Housing Costs, DeSantis Says
• Pfizer Asks FDA To Allow COVID-19 Vaccine For Children Under 5
• Environmental Groups File Lawsuit Seeking Habitat Protections For Manatees
• Ed Reed Foundation Hoping To Raise $25K To Support Baltimore City Fire Department, Families Of Fallen Firefighters
• Keller @ Large: Politics In Tom Brady's Playbook?
• Officer Injured During Arrest Of Lansdowne High School Student
• 20 Swastikas Found At Curry College In The Last Week
• New York Times Buys Popular Online Game Wordle
• Oath Keepers founder set to be deposed by the House January 6 Committee on Wednesday
• Kendall County Sheriff's Deputies Help Rescue Two Women Trapped In Montgomery House Fire
• 'We Have A Responsibility': Gov. DeSantis Announces $404 Million To Bolster Florida's Resiliency Projects
• Super Bowl: LAPD To Deploy Additional Resources Beginning Thursday
• Firefighters Stop 2-Alarm Fire At Citrus Heights Apartment Complex From Spreading
• Tesla Recalling 54,000 Vehicles After 'Full Self-Driving' Software Runs Stop Signs
• San Francisco Unveils Landmark India Basin Waterfront Park Plan
• Dallas Opening Emergency Shelters For Those Who May Lose Power During Winter Storm
• California Back To Lower Than Average Snowpack After Dry January
• Former Dolphins coach sues NFL and 3 teams, alleging racist hiring practices
• Coral Gables Police Officer Cristino Perez Charged With Domestic Battery
• 'A Legacy Of Opportunity': Illinois Lt. Governor Stratton Travels The State To Strategize Equality For The Farming Community
• All Philadelphia Police Officers Must Be Vaccinated For COVID-19, Arbitration Panel Rules
• Whoopi Goldberg Apologizes For Saying The Holocaust Was 'Not About Race'
• 2 campus police officers shot and killed at Bridgewater College in Virginia
• More Questions Than Answers After Rescue Dog Electrocuted On Street In Greenpoint, Brooklyn
• Snow-Covered Sidewalks Frustrating Philadelphia Residents Days After Winter Storm
• Man Arrested, Charged In Murder Of Missing Bridgeton Man Jonathan Morris, New Jersey State Police Say
• Sawgrass Expressway Reopen After Deadly Motorcycle Crash
• 4 Arrested After Unlicensed Contractor Sting In Camp Fire Disaster Area
• Piper High School Teacher Rafael Guzman Accused Of Sexual Misconduct With Student
• Atherton Police Chief Warns Of Chilean Gangs Targeting Local Homes
• Former Sen. Carol Moseley Braun Takes Sen. Ted Cruz To Task For Comments About President Biden Pledging To Nominate A Black Woman To The Supreme Court
• EXCLUSIVE: Philadelphia's Cathedral Basilica Of Saints Peter And Paul Getting Long-Overdue Makeover
• Chicago Weather Alert: Pritzker Issues Disaster Proclamation Ahead Of Winter Storm, With Heavy Snow Expected Across Illinois
• Denver's Deputy Fire Chief Steps Down Following DUI Stop
• Owner Of Crane That Hoisted Bus Off Collapsed Pittsburgh Bridge: 'It's Almost Like A Video Game'
• Lunar New Year Celebrations Taking Place Across NYC
• 'It Stings': Patriots Fans React To Tom Brady's Retirement Announcement
• Groundbreaking Set For Arlington's National Medal Of Honor Museum
• Here Are The Contenders For The Washington Football Team's New Name
• Brian Flores' Lawsuit Accuses Dolphins Owner Stephen Ross Of Paying Coach $100,000 For Every Loss In Effort To Tank For Better Draft Pick
• NYPD: Man Killed In Broad Daylight East Harlem Shooting
• Pfizer asks FDA to allow COVID-19 vaccine for kids under 5
• Massachusetts Reports 127 Additional COVID Deaths Over 3 Days, 2,628 New Cases
• Store Manager Credits Dog For Saving Clerk's Life During Gun Battle With 2 Robbers In Wissinoming
• Pfizer Applies For Emergency Authorization From FDA For COVID-19 Vaccine For Children Under 5
• Shooting Reported At Academy Park High School Parking Lot In Sharon Hill
• Medical Examiner Testifies He Wasn't Pressured When Making George Floyd Autopsy Report
• Two men arrested for death threats against Biden
• Billy Crystal To Receive Lifetime Achievement Honor At Critics Choice Awards
• Conviction, 72-Year Sentence Thrown Out In Federal Court In Bay City
• Musician Talks About Melee Between Motorcycle Gangs That Left Singer In Coma
• Dallas ISD Schools To Close Ahead Of Winter Storm
• Beaches Closed To Swimmers In Long Beach After LA River Sewage Spill In Compton
• Nemacolin Hosting Career Fair For Local Job Seekers
• Eddie Tipton, Iowa Man Convicted Of Lottery Rigging Scheme In Colorado, Other States, Granted Parole
• Senator Ben Ray Luján undergoes surgery after a stroke
• Man Riding In Bobcat Tumbles 150 Feet Down Hill
• Napa County Man Gets 44-Year Prison Term For Sexual Assault of Child Relative
• Black History Month: Colored Girls Museum Celebrates Black Women's Extraordinary Journey Through Life
• California Snowpack Dips To Below Normal Following Dry January, Head Start 'Wiped Out'
• Woman Killed In Fayette County Fire
• Body Of Missing Rebecca Kloster Found In Washington County
• Pikesville Man Shot And Killed In Westminster, Police Say
• Photo Gallery: Tom Brady Through The Years
• One student dead and one injured after shooting outside of Minnesota school
• WATCH: Massive Brawl Breaks Out In Bensalem Golden Corral Over Alleged Steak Shortage
• Delaware Officials Warn COVID-19 Booster Rates Need To Increase Even As Hospitalizations Fall
• Pence's former chief counsel speaks to House January 6 committee
• 'It's A Sad Thing': Bomb Threats At Local HBCUs Further Disrupt Already Altered Schooling
• J&J, drug distributors to pay tribes $590 million in opioids deal
• 5 Arrested For Allegedly Breaking Into Train Cars In Torrance, Stealing Small Generators
• Tom Brady's Greatest Feat? Avoiding 'The Cliff' To The Bitter End
• Indoor gardening guide: What you need to get started growing indoors
• BMA To Open Joan Mitchell Retrospective On March 6
• Super gear for Cincinnati Bengals fans before the Super Bowl
• Dry January Means Less Water Than Normal In California Snow
• Pittsburgh Sets Aside $470K To Buy, Rent 12 New Snowplows
• Pedestrian Killed In San Jose Hit-And-Run Last Week is 7th Ped Death For 2022
• Tom Brady Announces Official Retirement
• San Francisco Testing Ground For Free Driverless Ride Share Program
• $20,000 Reward Offered In Search For Palo Alto Car Burglars, Suspected Shooter
• Federal Judge Signs Off On Historic Change To UAW Constitution
• Cook County Treasurer's Office Mails Out First-Installment Property Tax Bills
• North Texan Wanted For Allegedly Sexually Abusing Child Arrested In Los Angeles
• Pittsburgh Weather: Winter Storm Watch Issued For Parts Of Western Pennsylvania
• Barry Morphew Murder Trial Moved Out Of Chaffee County
• Former Adams County Deputy Convicted In Sex Assault Case
• Biden taps former Senator Doug Jones to guide Supreme Court pick
• Police In Boulder Hold News Conference To Discuss Shelter-In-Place Order Following Evacuation Of School, Buildings
• Fort Worth Emergency Text Alerts
• San Mateo County Clerk Extends Hours For Wedding Ceremonies For 3 Days In February
• Fourth Victim Dies In Head-On Crash On Bel Air Bypass
• Chicago COVID Travel Advisory Remains Unchanged, But Rates Of Infection Are On The Decline
• Chicago Weather Alert: Winter Storm Coming This Week Will Be Third Groundhog Day Snowstorm In Past 11 Years
• Chicago At-Home COVID-19 Vaccinations Canceled Wednesday, Thursday Due To Coming Winter Storm
• Florida House Set To Vote On Measure That Would Eliminate School Board Salaries
• Morgan State, Coppin State Campuses Cleared After Bomb Threats
• Patriots Say Rumors Of Upcoming Tom Brady Appearance At Gillette Stadium Are Untrue
• Dallas Police Find 'Critical Missing' Child Jayden Isaiah Shelly
• NFL Legend Tom Brady Announces Retirement
• Arlington Native Mickey Guyton Selected To Sing National Anthem At Super Bowl LVI
• Florida Lawmakers Could Ban Hourly Rates At Hotels To Reduce Human Trafficking
• Roaring Camp Railroads, Transit Commission In Dispute Over Future Of Santa Cruz Rail Line
• Police Standoff Ends After Machete Wielding Bank Robbery Suspect Tosses Cash Out Window Before Surrendering
• Man Who Sexually Assaulted Detroit Girl 15 Years Ago Sentenced
• KDKA Launches Alert Days: What Does This Mean?
• Giant Eagle Looking To Hire More Than 160 Personal Shoppers During Virtual Event
• Fifth Annual Boston Black Restaurant Challenge Returns For Black History Month
• 17-Year-Old Boy Arrested In January Shooting Death Of 23-Year-Old Man
• Assemblywoman Autumn Burke Resigns, Citing 'Unprecedented Challenges' From Pandemic
• Two Hurt In Pico-Union House Fire
• Residents Treated For Smoke Inhalation After 2-Alarm East Fort Worth Apartment Fire
• Medical Emergency Halts Blue Line Trains At Cumberland During Midday Hours Tuesday
• CBP Officers Seize 5,000 Rounds Of Ammunition, Cash At Texas-Mexico Border
• New Area Code Backed For Miami-Dade, Florida Keys
• Centennial-Based ULA Will Launch 'Star Trek' Creator's Ashes Into The Final Frontier
• Dave Logan On Next Broncos Owner: 'I Want Somebody Who Wants To Bring Championship Caliber Football Back'
• Minnesota's Medical Marijuana Program To Include Flowers For Smoking Next Month
• Michigan Plans To Build 1st US Electric Vehicle Charging Road By 2023
• San Francisco Eases Indoor COVID Mask Regulations Amid Steady Decline In Omicron Cases
• Knife-Wielding Man Shot, Wounded By LAPD Officers In Pacoima
• Tuolumne Man, 33, Killed In Crash On Highway 120
• Pacifica Police Arrest 3 Juveniles Suspected Of Vehicle Burglary, Find Gun
• Anthony Chavez Accused Of Assaulting Lowry Elementary Campus Security, Upset About Mask Mandate
• Cody Jarosz Charged After Police Chase On I-494 In Bloomington
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Man Wanted In Home Invasion, Robbery In Chinatown
• Hormel Chili Cheese Keg
• Scott Zolak Says Tom Brady's Omission Of Patriots In Retirement Announcement Was 'Cold,' 'Calculated'
• CDOT Says 150 New Snowplow Drivers Will Be Clearing Roads During This Winter Storm
• Gov. Hogan Proclaims Tuesday Lunar New Year Day In Maryland
• Thousands Of Treadmills Recalled Over Potential Fire Hazard
• Pandemic Has Exacerbated Staffing Shortage Crisis In Pennsylvania Schools
• Police: 13-Year-Old Mugged For $8 And Cellphone
• Pipe Bursts In Shuttered Green Dolphin Nightclub, Flooding Street In Bucktown
• Mickey Guyton To Perform National Anthem At Super Bowl
• Deep Earthquake Rattles Much Of Southern California
• Kaufman County Sheriff's Office Searching For Aggravated Assault Suspect Zaterrius Jaron Minor
• South Florida Resident Hits $1.3 Million Slot Machine Jackpot At Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood
• County Executive Calvin Ball Lifts Howard County Mask Mandate
• Americans quit their jobs at near-record rates amid Omicron
• Baltimore Police Looking For Missing 23-Year-Old Woman
• Tom Brady Did Not Mention New England Patriots In Retirement Announcement, Later Shares Gratitude Via Social Media
• Star QB Caleb Williams Transferring From Oklahoma To USC
• Field Museum Celebrating Black History Month With Series Of Virtual And In-Person Events
• Tom Brady Announces Retirement After 22 Seasons, 7 Super Bowl Wins
• What will Neil Young's Joe Rogan protest mean for Spotify?
• Gov. Kathy Hochul Calls On Feds To Issue Guidance For All Insurance Companies To Cover Family COVID Consultations
• Pursuit Of Three Teen Burglary Suspects Ends In Crash At Coral Springs Building
• North Suburban Gas Station Burglaries Lead To Police Pursuit Ending In Albany Park; 5 People Taken Into Custody
• Casting Call For New Tom Hanks' Movie Filming In Pittsburgh
• Whitmer Has $10M For Reelection, Shifts Funds To Party
• Strong, Potentially Damaging Winds Developing In California
• Michigan Loses Key Immunity Decision In Snowmobile Crash
• Metra Changing Its Passes To Get More Riders On Board
• More Convictions Tied To Ex-CPD Sergeant Ronald Watts To Be Vacated
• Teenie Harris Photo Exhibit Opens At City-County Building
• COVID In MN: 21,360 New Cases As Positivity Rate Continues Inching Down
• Colorado Buffaloes Head Coach Tad Boyle To Miss Oregon Game Due To COVID
• Following Expiration Of Mask Mandate, Anne Arundel County Officials Encourage Residents To Continue Protective Measures
• 2 Dead, 1 Wounded In Grand Crossing Shooting
• Maryland Weather: It's Mostly Sunny, But There Is Potential For Freezing Fog Later
• Will Tom Brady Retire A Patriot?
• Maryland Hospitals' Nursing Vacancies Up 50% Since Late August, Group Says
• Patriots Fans Disappointed By Omission From Tom Brady's Retirement Post
• AP Source: Jaguars Interview Former Vikings GM Spielman For Role
• Independence Mall Holds 80th Annual Wreath-Laying At Liberty Bell To Kick Off Black History Month
• Lynx Announce Sylvia Fowles Will Return For Final Season
• 3 Douglas County School Board Members Accuse Rest Of Board Of Breaking Colorado Law By Privately Plotting To Force Out Superintendent
• Domino's Pizza offers customers $3 to pick up their own pies
• High Wind Warning For North Bay Hills; Gusts Exceeding 70 MPH
• State Police: Missing Fayette County Man, Richard Friend, May Be Confused And At Risk Of Injury
• 1 Dead In T-Bone Crash On Rinaldi In Porter Ranch
• Fire Crews Contain Santa Rosa Fire, Saving Family Home and Dog
• Second Crystal Cruises Ship Remains In Bahamas Due To Lawsuit
• Minneapolis Teachers To Vote On Strike Authorization
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Dip Below 1,700, Positivity Rate Below 9%
• Alex Guerrero, Tom Brady's Trainer, Jokes That He's Looking For A New Job
• O'Connor, Gainey Introduce Legislation To Form City Infrastructure Commission
• Three African American 6A Head Football Coaches Reflect On The Past, Present & Future
• AG Nessel To Assist With Investigation Of Ex-Speaker Lee Chatfield
• Allen Park Catholic School Will Use Big Gift For Esports
• Washington AG sues FBI-raided COVID-testing company
• COVID cases rising in Beijing ahead of Olympics: "It's scary"
• Robert Kraft On Tom Brady's Retirement: 'Words Cannot Describe The Feelings I Have For Tom Brady'
• Weekend Denver Area Crime Surge Brings New Questions About Law Enforcement Staffing Shortages
• Patriots, NFL Praise Tom Brady After Official Retirement Announcement
• 911 Call System Back Up After Damaged Fiber Optic Line Caused Outage In Northern Tarrant County
• Police: 2 Teens Wounded In Shooting At Kings Plaza Mall
• Peyton Manning Congratulates 'My Friend Tom' On His Retirement Decision
• Patriots Thank Tom Brady For 'Quite The Ride' After Retirement Announcement
• Daniel J. Allen Selected To Become President Of La Salle University
• Heavy Traffic Expected During Memorial Service For Firefighters, DOT Says
• Roger Goodell Calls Tom Brady 'One Of The Greatest To Ever Play In NFL'
• Tesla recalls 54K cars after software lets them run stop signs
• Cleburne Police Department Arrests Randy Chandler In Connection To Fatal Shooting
• Super Bowl Could Be Economic Boon For Inglewood
• Baltimore Police Seek Help Finding Missing 14-Year-Old Girl
• Police: Man Caught On Video Punching Child Inside Harlem Restaurant Arrested
• New York State Mask Mandate To Stay In Effect
• Sole survivor of capsized boat recounts last moments with sister
• Other Hikers Left To Clean Up Confetti From Backcountry Celebration On Quandary Peak
• Refresh Your Chain And Traction Law Knowledge Before Traveling Mountain Highways In Colorado
• NFL Great Tom Brady Makes It Official; 'I Am Not Going To Make That Competitive Commitment Anymore'
• Man Who Allegedly Robbed Thrift Store, Identified Through Cub Foods Card Arrested
• Worst flooding in years triggers deadly landslide in Ecuador
• Tom Brady Officially Announces His Retirement
• Tom Brady announces his retirement: "I have tried my very best"
• Go Red For Women
• 'Time To Focus My Time And Energy On Other Things': Tom Brady Has Retired After 22 Seasons, 7 Super Bowl Titles
• 'It Literally Bounced The House On The Foundation': Who Is Cody Wiggs, The Man Accused Of Setting Off Bombs In Sacramento?
• North Carolina city urges residents near blazing fertilizer plant to evacuate
• Tom Brady's 2005 60 Minutes interview
• Former University Of Michigan Students Accuse Ex-Professor Bruce Conforth Of Sexual Misconduct
• Former Hennepin County Sheriff Rich Stanek Running For Governor
• Boston Residents Reminded To Move Space Savers By Wednesday Morning
• 19-Year-Old Man Shot In Thigh In East Baltimore, Police Say
• Possible Electrical Fire At Residential Building Forces People To Evacuate in Northglenn
• Black History Month: Did You Know? Underground Railroad
• CBS News Miami Now Available For Free On Pluto TV
• Robbery Suspect Arrested After Fleeing Crash In Roseville
• Adam Vinatieri's Son Commits To UMass Football
• Miami Weather: Mild Afternoon, Breeze Builds Out Of The East
• PTL Links: Feb. 1, 2022
• Young Stockton Girl's Emotional Support Puppy Hunted By Hawk
• Boy, 14, Shot In Morgan Park
• Woman Killed In Wrong-Way Crash In Aurora, 42-Year-Old Man Critically Injured
• "We Don't Talk About Bruno" is the No. 1 song in the U.S.
• Marcus Smart Is Making Things Happen For The Celtics
• Survey: Valentine's Day Spending Could Be Historically High This Year
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