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Articles from February 3, 2022

• Kings Fall To Warriors 126-114
• Marin County Renews Call for Conservation as Dry Winter Drags On
• Family, Friends Remember Modesto Teenagers Killed In Crash
• SMUD To End Moratorium On Late Fees, Power Shutoffs
• Sacramento Flood Control Project Along American River Raises Community Concerns
• Arctic Blast Sent A Colorado Thermometer Down To -48°F Thursday, Coldest Place In The Nation
• Cary Smith, Sex Offender From California Who Called Himself 'Mr. Rape, Torture, Kill' Arrested In Phoenix
• 1 Killed After Hit-And-Run In Harbor-Gateway
• 'Definitely A Nuisance': Falconers Called In To Handle Sacramento's Crow Conundrum
• Local Young Musicians To Perform During Super Bowl Pregame
• Senate Bill Introduces Free School Bus Program For All California K-12 Students
• Super Bowl: LAPD, FBI And Other Law Enforcement Agencies Beefing Up Security For Big Game
• Jackson's Layup Propels Clippers to 111-110 Win Over Lakers
• Klay Dazzles From Deep, Warriors Beat Kings
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Single Digit Temps Coming Thursday Night
• Edwards, Towns Lead Timberwolves Past Pistons, 128-117
• Video Released Of Violent Shootout, Chase With Carjacking Suspect In Carmichael
• Hoosiers End Game On 14-0 Run, Beating Gophers 80-70
• Bulls Commit 17 Turnovers, Lose To Raptors
• Chicago Sky Send Diamond DeShields To Phoenix In Three-Team Trade
• Stedman Elementary Teaches Youngest Coloradans About Equality In A Unique Way
• Jefferson County Board Of Health Votes To End Indoor Mask Mandate Feb. 18
• Douglas County Parents Agree On One Thing: Students Are Being Impacted During Sick Out, Protests
• Those Impacted By Marshall Fire Work Through Puzzling Homeowners Insurance Policies, Payouts
• 'Look Out For The Flash Freeze': Gov. Baker Urges Drivers To Stay Off Roads Friday
• I-Team: Family Of Woman Killed In Wilmington Train Crash Wants Answers For 'Systemic Failure'
• Better Business Bureau Issues Warning About Rise In COVID Testing Scams, Potential Free At-Home Test Kit Scams
• St. Frances Academy Athlete Killed In Collision With MTA Light Rail Train In Linthicum, Police Say
• No. 19 USC Overcomes Poor Shooting, Beats Arizona St., 58-53
• Twin Cities Carjacking Crisis: A Closer Look At The Data
• 41-Year-Old Man Arrested And Charged With Murder In Disappearance Of Akia Eggleston, Pregnant Woman Missing Since 2017
• Critics Say President Biden's Promises To Invest In Violence Intervention Teams, Police Fall Short
• Jason Bateman Honored As Harvard's Hasty Pudding Man Of The Year
• 49ers Fan Beaten Into A Coma Outside SoFi Stadium
• DC Man, 19, Indicted On 133 Counts In String Of Howard County Car Thefts
• Miami-Dade County Public Schools' Teacher Of The Year Is Unethia Fox
• Blaze At Bartlett Warehouse Burns Through Day And Late Into Night
• Sarah Palin's Libel Trial Against The New York Times Gets Underway
• Colorado Health Officials Urge Cautious Optimism As Omicron Wave Declines Past Peak
• Herro, Heat Dominate Short-Handed Spurs 112-95 To End Skid
• Protesters Rally In Loop, Demanding Federal Civil Rights Charges Against Former CPD Officer Jason Van Dyke In Death Of Laquan McDonald
• Up-And-Coming Rapper Tahjay Dobson Killed In Brooklyn Shooting
• Longtime Mother McAuley Teacher Fired For Using Racial Slurs In Class
• Man Drives 2 Miles After Being Shot In Roseland, But Later Dies; CTA Bus Also Hit By Gunfire
• Family And Friends Gather At Private Viewing For Fallen Firefighter Paul Butrim
• Philadelphia Launches 'Narcan Near Me' Towers To Combat Overdoses
• 'You're Not Alone': Neighbor Recounts Comforting Slain Husband of BPD Lieutenant; Mervo High School Student Charged In Killing
• 'The Perfect Fit': Minnesota Aurora FC Will Play Home Games At TCO Stadium
• No. 7 Arizona Grinds Out 76-66 Win Over No. 3 UCLA
• Rehabbed Manatee Released In The Florida Keys
• UPDATE: Police Have Video of Assault Outside SoFi Stadium that Left 49ers Fan in a Coma
• Former Eagles Head Coach Doug Pederson Reportedly Being Hired By Jacksonville Jaguars
• Pittsburgh Weather: Closings And Delays Coming In As Weather Moves In
• FedEx Expecting Delivery Delays Amid Winter Storm
• Crews Hit The Road Ahead Of Freezing Rain
• CDC: 2 Dead, 17 Sick From Listeria Outbreak Tied To Dole Salads
• President Biden Announces Steps To Crack Down On Illegal Guns In Philadelphia, US
• Oakland County Road Crews Reminding Drivers To Slow Down, Be Patient With Them
• State Police Cruisers Hit Three Times In One Day Again On Illinois Expressways
• PHOTO GALLERY: Winter Storm Brings Rain, Ice And Snow
• Snowfall Milder Than Expected, Totals Four To Six Inches
• 'Not Going To Allow This To Continue To Happen On My Watch': Denver Mayor Releases Sweeping Plan To Address Rising Crime
• Wind Chill Advisory In Effect In North Texas Through 9AM Friday, Another First Alert Weather Day
• RiceVan Helping Provide Afghan Evacuees In Philadelphia Taste Of Home
• Ex-UCLA Lecturer Federally Charged For Making Interstate Threats
• Jim Harbaugh To Stay At Michigan; Vikings Target Rams' Kevin O'Connell
• Giants Release Timeline, Extensive Statement In Response To Brian Flores' Lawsuit
• Oroville Bus Shooting Victim Recounts The Shooting That Killed 1, Injured 4
• 'Everyone Was Just So Touched By His Life': Mourners In Paterson Remember 18-Year-Old Robert Cuadra
• A Miami Shelter Is Going Beyond Basic Needs, Giving Homeless People Job Training
• Ryan Geraghty Charged In Alleged Extortion, Attack On Former 'RHOC' Cast Member Elizabeth Vargas
• Gregory McMichael withdraws plea after judge blocks agreement
• Dole Packaged Salad Recalled After 2 People Die From Listeria Outbreak
• Injured Bald Eagle Hangs Out On Maryland Man's Porch Until Help Arrives
• Accused Los Gatos 'Party Mom' Denied Bail For 3rd Time As More Victims, Parents Come Forward
• Attempt To Recall Gov. Newsom Cost California Taxpayers More Than $200M
• 3 Passengers Killed In Modesto Crash Were Students At Grace M. Davis High; Driver Arrested
• Man Shot Twice In Chest In East Harlem
• Section Of Highway 75 Closed In McKinney Due To 'Extremely Dangerous Driving Conditions'
• Santa Clara County Deputies Union Endorses Kevin Jensen To Replace Embattled Sheriff Laurie Smith
• Oakland Police: Employee At Spa Near Lake Merritt Shot Man, Then Killed Herself
• Aurora Police Union President Officer Doug Wilkinson Fired After Investigation Into Email Mocking Diversity Initiatives In The Department
• Denver Sheriff Deputy Latasha Betterly-Byrd Honored In Procession
• Motorcyclist Accused Of Killing 22-Year-Old Passenger While 'Performing Dangerous Stunts'
• COVID: Proof of Booster Shot Requirement Now in Effect at San Francisco's Chase Center
• 2 Officers Hurt Following Robbery Investigation At Marijuana Dispensary In South LA
• San Francisco Moves to Increase Safety in Sunset District for Lunar New Year
• Mount Everest's highest glacier is losing decades' worth of ice every year, scientists warn
• 3 Deaths Have Been Linked To Listeria Outbreaks Affecting Dole & Fresh Express Packaged Salads
• Icy driving tips: CBS2 talks to the experts about what to do if forced to hit the roads
• San Francisco DA Boudin Fires Back After SFPD Chief Ends Cooperation On Use-of-Force Incidents
• Woodside Blocks New Housing Law, Cites 'Endangered' Cougars
• Scott, Hogan Meet On Crime As Senate Debates Public Safety Bills
• Unlicensed Teen Driver Plows Vehicle Through Fences into a Brentwood Home
• Florida Tax Revenues Beat Projections In December
• Boeing Announces $1 Million Donation To Wildlife Crossing Over 101 Freeway In Agoura Hills
• RNC to consider resolution to censure Cheney and Kinzinger
• Expert Advice On How To Protect Your Accounts From Social Media Scams
• Arctic Air Mass Creates Light Pillars And Sundogs Around Colorado
• 'This Was A Horrific Tragedy': Mass Shooting Was Latest Traumatic Event To Hit Butte County
• 'It's Time To Move On': Struggling Boston Restaurant Owners Want COVID Restrictions Lifted
• Pat Verbeek Hired As Anaheim Ducks' New General Manager
• Bridgeport Police Name Shanda Scott As Victim's Services Coordinator
• Jason Van Dyke Released From Custody As Some Push For Former CPD Officer To Face Federal Civil Rights Charges For The Death Of Laquan McDonald
• Part Of Highway 99 In Lodi To Close Overnight Thursday Into Friday For Bridge Clearance Work
• Murder Of Laquan McDonald By Then-Officer Jason Van Dyke Led Directly To CPD Body Cam Policy, But Enforcement Of Policy Was Different Story
• Allyson Felix Named USC Commencement Speaker
• ERCOT Power Capacity Information
• Contra Costa County Superior Court Extends COVID-Related Suspension of Trials
• Judge Tosses Lawsuit Over Maryland Uber Driver's Killing By Passenger
• Power Lines, Pole Catch Fire In Brooklyn
• Maryland Weather: Some Heavy Rain And A Freeze Expected Friday
• Friday's Show Info (2/4/22)
• Carson Homeowner Unable To Move Into New House Due To Pandemic Renter Protections
• Winter Storm Brings Travel Disruptions To DFW Airport As Ice Becomes Bigger Concern
• President & CEO Of LiveOn NY Says Det. Wilbert Mora's Final Gift Of Organ Donation Helped Increase Public Awareness
• LA County Reveals Set Of Guidelines For Lifting Mask Mandates For Mega-Events, Indoor Settings
• Snap Shares Soar After Social Media Company Posts 1st Profit
• 'Substantial Cost To Taxpayers' - Newsom Recall Election Costs Exceeded $200 Million, Secretary Of State Says
• Arlington Entrepreneur Cashing In On The Cold
• No Shoveling, Salting Needed As Heated Sidewalks In Oak Park Melts Snow Upon Contact
• Blackhawks Chairman Rocky Wirtz Faces Backlash After Dismissing Reporters' Questions About Sex Abuse Scandal, Preventing Abuse In The Future
• South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem bans transgender athletes from female sports teams
• Mayor Eric Adams Defends Dinner With Former Governor Andrew Cuomo: 'I Am Not Going To Leave Any Stones Unturned In Getting My City Back Under Control'
• Rev. Al Sharpton, Civil Rights Leaders Request Meeting With NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell In Wake Of Bombshell Lawsuit
• Colorado Secretary Of State Launches Election Protocol Investigation Into Douglas County Clerk
• COVID-19 Vaccination Cards, N95 Masks Stolen From Center City Vaccine Clinic's Storage Room, Police Say
• Winter Storm Results In More Than 100 Downed Trees In Plano
• Jewish Students At Brooklyn College File Complaint Alleging Hostile Environment
• Matthew Harris Held Without Bail, Charged With Threats To UCLA After Arrest In Boulder
• "There are a lot of dark times": Care boxes help cancer patients cope with chemo
• Denver Public Schools Puts All Central Office Hires On Hold
• Baltimore-Bred Pinky Cole Takes Vegan Fare Mainstream With "Slutty Vegan"
• A shelter is going beyond basic needs, giving homeless people job training
• Alabama tornado leaves 1 dead and 8 injured, local official says
• Cal Baptist Students Displaced Because Of Toppled Tree
• Republicans At State Capitol Pitch $65M For Police Bonuses, Scholarships
• 'It Takes Really Deep, Deep Work': An Englewood Community Group Fights The Tide Of Violence Against Children
• 'Egregious Lack Of Representation & Opportunity': Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz Brings Up Brian Flores' Lawsuit On Capitol Hill
• President Joe Biden Honors NYPD Officer Sumit Sulan, Fallen Detectives Jason Rivera, Wilbert Mora
• Giants Dismiss Bill Belichick's Text Messages From Brian Flores Lawsuit As 'Irresponsible'
• Travel Along I-35E In Denton Moved Fairly Well, But A Different Story On The Hilly Access Roads
• Basic Questions Answered On Search Warrants, Releasing Body-Camera Video
• Get Ready For Cherry LimeAid Hard Seltzer And Other Sonic Flavor Favorites
• Authorities Find Car Involved In Deadly Sacramento Hit-And-Run
• 'Traitor, Survivor, Icon: The Legacy of La Malinche' Documents Long Legacy Of Enslaved Woman Who Turned Circumstances Into Opportunity
• Thousands Who Received Illinois Unemployment Benefits Run Into Trouble Getting Required 1099-G Tax Forms, Say State Is Of No Help
• Steps Taken To Ensure Manatee Protection During Miami International Boat Show
• Silverthorne Police Sergeant Joel Victor Ponedel On Administrative Leave Pending Domestic Violence Investigation
• Mental Health Takes Center Stage In New Production To Tour Miami-Dade Schools
• CUNY Schools See Steep Drop In Enrollment Amid Pandemic
• Change Of Plans: Plano Child Finds Trampoline Net Frozen Solid
• Teacher Protest: Members Of Douglas County School Board Accused Of Privately Plotting To Force Out Superintendent
• Memorial Cancer Institute Unveils New Tool In Fight Against Lung Cancer
• VIDEO: Body Camera Captures Officer Sledding With Students At CSU
• 'Wellness Director' For Bonanno Concepts Restaurant Group Considered First Of Its Kind In Industry
• Value Of Facebook Parent Meta Drops $240 Billion In Company's Worst Trading Day
• 85-Year-Old Thalia Thornton Of Oceanport, N.J. Reflects On The Hundreds Of Children She Helped Raise As Foster Parent
• Bears Fan Terence Young One Of Five Nominees For Induction To Hall Of Fans
• Trio Accused In Hammer Smash-And-Grab Robberies Of 6 Cell Phone Stores In 1 Day
• New York City Schools Introduce More Veggie-Forward Lunch Options With Vegan Fridays
• Hopkinton Police Search For Hit-And-Run Driver That Left Man Seriously Hurt
• Atilis Gym Owner Ian Smith Running For Congress After Making Headlines Defying COVID Lockdown
• Rookie NYPD Officer Shot Tuesday During Attempted Carjacking Leaves Jamaica Hospital
• St. Paul Shooting Suspect Found Dead By Officers Serving Arrest Warrant, Police Say
• Black History Month: Musicians Affiliated With Harlem Baptist Church Raise The Roof At Westchester Catholic School
• Philadelphia Man Opens Up About Struggle With Depression To Add To Conversation About Mental Health In Black Community
• 2 Shot In McKeesport
• Sandwich Couple Finds Sections Of Iconic Boardwalk Damaged In Blizzard
• Oswego Couple Frustrated After Snow Is Plowed Onto Disability Parking Spots: 'This Has Happened To Me Numerous Times'
• Long Islanders Worry Zoning Changes Could Eliminate Single-Family Neighborhoods
• DART Running Sunday Bus Route Schedule While Rail Operations Cease During Winter Storm
• Florida House OKs Bill To Protect Lottery Winners' Privacy
• South Jersey Contractor Richard Smith Accused Of Ripping Off Homeowners, Never Completing Work
• Apple AirTag Raises Stalking Concerns
• Westmoreland County DA Files Lawsuits To Oust 2 Constables
• Lawsuit Accuses San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo Of Violating Public Records Laws With Private Email Account
• Stoughton, Hit Hard By Blizzard, Races To Clear Snow Before Sleet And Ice Move In
• Well-Adjusted All-Star Kaprizov Making Wild, Parents Proud
• Popular Salad Dressings Recalled Over Missing Item On Label
• Trial Over Angels Pitcher Tyler Skaggs' 2019 Overdose Death In North Texas To Start Tuesday
• At Funeral Service For Alma Speed Fox, Pittsburgh Leaders Recount Her Civil Rights Civil Rights Leadership And More
• Man Shot In Fort Worth Hotel After Suspected Drug Deal
• Snow Has Stopped Falling In Fort Worth, But Icy Roads And Trees Still A Concern
• Scientists Race To Gather Winter Data On Warming Great Lakes
• 'Seems Unfair': Residents Of Denver Apartment Complex Without Heat
• Baker Announces Plan To Spend Billions To Fix Massachusetts Bridges, Roads, MBTA
• Education Nonprofit Communities In Schools Of Chicago Elated By Multimillion-Dollar Gift From MacKenzie Scott
• Safety Alert Issued After Miami-Dade Bank Customer Robbed Of $640 In Cash
• Officials Investigating Cause Of Fire At Ambler Auto Shop
• 2 Types Of Rapid COVID Tests Recalled; Were Never Authorized By The FDA
• Outgoing Superintendent Alberto Carvalho Tears Up During Surprise Goodbye At iPrep Academy
• West Virginia Lawmakers Advance Bill To Enhance Voter Fraud Penalty
• Naples Zoo Found Not At Fault In Tiger Attack
• Suspect In Oroville Bus Shooting That Left 1 Dead, 4 Hurt Identified As 21-Year-Old Sacramento Resident Asaahdi Elijah Coleman
• Teen Gang Member Arrested Following ShotSpotter Activation In North Highlands
• 'Give It A Wam! And A Bam!', Andy The Snow Plow Driver Weighs In On Friday Sleet Storm
• Trio Arrested In Fells Point Shooting, Baltimore Police Say
• Fight Among Students Leads To Another Involving Parents, Other Adults At George Washington High School
• Colorado State Senate President Resigning To Take Position With Department Of Defense
• Texas Power Grid Is Holding Up But Experts Warn It Is Still Vulnerable To Extreme Conditions
• Surfside's Champlain Towers North Gets Structural Support
• More Than $700,000 Worth Of Fake Luxury Items Seized At O'Hare
• Search On For Stockton Armed Robbery Suspect
• Johns Hopkins Doctors Warn Of Post-Pandemic Mindset
• Senator Dick Durbin Responds To Critics Of President Biden's Promise To Put First Black Woman On The Supreme Court
• Super Bowl: Uber Shares Best Ways To Catch A Ride During Game Day
• ISIS Leader Blows Himself Up During US Special Ops Raid In Syria
• FedEx Suspending Domestic Express Freight Due To Omicron Variant, Staff Shortage
• Bears Hire Vikings Assistant Janocko As Quarterbacks Coach
• Man Gets Life In Prison For Fatal Hill District Shooting
• 11,986 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For COVID-19 In Last Week
• Same-sex penguin couple welcomes chick at New York zoo
• Massachusetts Reports 4,829 New COVID Cases, 59 Additional Deaths
• 'Basically Large Rocks': Frozen Beets Briefly Close Highway 12 In Swift County
• Neary 100 Flights Canceled At Pittsburgh International Airport As Winter Storm Moves Across Area
• Police Looking For Leads In 2021 Murder Of Man Outside Dundalk Restaurant
• Luther Campbell On Brian Flores Lawsuit: 'Black Ownership Critical, But There Needs To Be Action From Within Community'
• 'This Place Saved My Life': Chicago Firefighter Antwan Dobson Shares His Story Of How Others Helped Him Achieve His Dreams
• 14-Year-Old Girl Reported Missing In Grand Prairie
• Westboro Police Officer Saves Baby That Stopped Breathing
• Thieves Target ATMs Across Maryland, Leaving Small Business Owners Frustrated & Demanding Action
• Restaurant In Northern Liberties Serving Up Delicious Flavor And Showing 'Pretty Girls Cook'
• Injured Hawks Fly Again, Return To Wild Following Help From Monterey County SPCA
• Bennet Challenger Gino Campana Adds Kellyanne Conway As Senior Advisor
• Philadelphia Police Department Places 2 Officers On Administrative Duty After Shooting Armed Man In Fairmount
• Body Camera Footage Released Of Suspect Shot By Police In Citrus Heights
• CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Police Searching For Thieves That Stole Catalytic Converter In Bristol Township
• Help Needed To Identify Shooter In 2020 Murder Of 19-Year-Old Michelle Diaz
• Lawmakers pressure NFL to release report on Washington's football team
• Over 300,000 people without power amid massive winter storm
• New Breakthrough Treatment For Torn ACLs Enables Patients To Avoid Painful Reconstructive Surgery
• Pittsburgh Weather: Glaze Of Ice Expected As Freezing Rain Begins To Fall
• Texas A&M University-Commerce Student Arrested After Threatening Others With Knife
• Checking In From Senior Bowl, Ravens GM DeCosta Says Alabama's Crab Cakes Are Good, But Not 'First Round Talent' Like Maryland's
• COVID-19 Testing Pop-Up Open Thursdays In Highland Park
• Dozens Of Flights Canceled At LAX Due To Winter Storm Slamming Midwest
• Darronte Reggans Of Matteson Accused Of Fraudulently Obtaining Unemployment Benefits Using Hundreds Of People's Stolen Information
• U.S. tests "robot dogs" to patrol southern border
• Teens, 13 and 17, Charged In String Of Armed Robberies In Prince George's County
• Spike Lee To Direct Colin Kaepernick Docu-Series For ESPN
• John Elway Defends Against 'False And Defamatory Claims' In Brian Flores' Racial Discrimination Lawsuit
• Oakland Police, FBI Renew Appeal For Help Solving 2018 Murder of Patrick Scott Jr.
• COVID: San Francisco Revises Quarantine Guidelines For Childcare, Preschools To Help Reduce Disruptions
• Monarch High School In Louisville Evacuated Due To Chemical Leak
• Detroit Police Search For Driver Who Ran Over 18-Year-Old Woman Multiple Times
• Fort Worth Neighborhood Road Conditions Only Getting Worse As Snow Packs Into Ice
• Detectives: More Lewd Images Discovered On Devices Of Man Suspected Of Child Porn Possession In Turlock
• 2 Maryland Hospitals Return To Pre-COVID Crisis Protocols
• Researchers Race To Gather Winter Data On Warming Great Lakes
• Man Found Stabbed on San Francisco's Potrero Avenue Dies from Injuries
• Wolf Administration Reminds Students Of FAFSA Deadline
• Code Blue Extreme Cold Alert Issued For The Weekend
• Carroll County To Lift Mask Requirement For Government Buildings
• SEPTA Honors Rosa Parks With Reserved Seat On Route 38 Bus
• SpaceX launches third rocket in four days
• Navigating the Beijing Winter Olympics' strict COVID rules
• Oakland Firefighters Control Residential Structure Fire Near McClymonds High
• John Elway Responds To Brian Flores' Allegations About His Broncos Interview: 'Subjective, Hurtful And Just Plain Wrong'
• Funeral, Procession to Be Held Next Week for Stockton Fire Captain Fatally Shot
• Texas Power Grid 'Fully Functioning And Reliable' During Winter Storm, Gov. Greg Abbott Says
• BART Police Arrest Murder Suspect After Body Found Near South Hayward Station
• 49ers Fan In Coma Following SoFi Stadium Assault During NFC Championship Game
• Man, 44, Dies After Getting Shot In The Head In East Baltimore
• Kansas woman described as ISIS battalion leader jailed before trial
• Police Search For Man Who Robbed 2 Detroit Dollar Stores In One Day
• Snowfall Winding Down As Bitterly Cold Temps Make For Dangerous Driving Conditions
• 34-Year-Old Frederick Man Charged With Animal Cruelty Over Alleged Abuse Of 2 Cane Corso Puppies
• Denver Mayor Announces Multi-Pronged Approach To Address Crime In The City
• LA Minimum Wage Jumps To $16 Per Hour Beginning In July
• Pennsylvania's Blood Shortage Is Getting Worse, And Health Officials Say Blood Banks Need Your Help
• Winter Storm Brings Freezing Rain, Ice, Snow To North Texas
• Civil Rights Leader Alma Speed Fox Laid To Rest
• Nearly 202,000 Ram Trucks Recalled To Tighten Loose Windshield Wiper Nuts
• Florida Supreme Court Rejects Red-Light Camera Fee Challenge
• NASCAR's Busch Light Clash Takes Over The LA Coliseum This Weekend
• Suspect Identified In Fatal Shooting Outside Antioch Liquor Store
• Maryland Weather: Friday's An Alert Day Due To Threat Of Ice
• Investigators Search For Skier Accused Of Leaving 13-Year-Old Injured After Collision At Beaver Creek Resort
• Woman Stopped By Police Impersonator In Anne Arundel County, Police Say
• New Legislative Districts Head To Florida Supreme Court
• Marijuana Legislation Announced By Maryland House Leadership
• Republicans take aim at Biden's Federal Reserve nominees at tense hearing
• 2 Charged With Attempted Homicide Of Baby
• Alfredo Rosario Solis, Fernando Valdez Alvarez ID'd As Suspects In Fatal Shooting Outside Richfield School
• Ice Carving Fest In St. Joseph Postponed Due To Snowstorm
• Deputies: Naked Man Opens Fire On Greyhound Bus In Oroville; 1 Dead, 4 Wounded
• Everything Hershey Makes Is Going To Get More Expensive
• Northampton County Collision Between Tractor-Trailer And Train Sends 1 To Hospital, Dumps Yogurt In Creek
• U.S.: Russian plot would use fake video as pretense to invade Ukraine
• American Heart Association: Ways To Support Women's Heart Health, National Wear Red Day On Feb. 4
• Campsites In Colorado And Elsewhere In The Country Are Filling Up For The Summer Right Now
• COVID 'Breathalyzer' Can Detect Virus In Less Than 5 Minutes, Tests Suggest
• Omicron COVID Variant May Cause Less Damage To Lungs Than Delta, Researchers Say
• Dog Stuck Overnight In The Angeles National Forest Rescued, Happily Reunited With Family
• "It is really unfair": U.S. State Department cancels Fulbright program for Afghan scholars
• Infectious Disease Specialist Believes Indoor Masking Should Continue Despite Improving COVID Numbers
• Basilica Block Party Takes Hiatus For 2022
• 32-Year-Old Woman Shot In West Baltimore
• Couple files lawsuit after DNA test reveals sperm mix-up
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Lake Effect Snow Coming Through Thursday
• New Jersey Gov. Murphy Names Matt Platkin As His Pick For Attorney General
• Suspicious Fires Inside Subway Cars Under Investigation; Adams Touts Plan To Boost Police & Mental Health Officials In Transit System
• Internal Documents Show Heated Back-And-Forth Between Florida Gov. Ron Desantis, Biden Administration
• CDC: Listeria Outbreak Tied To Dole Salads Killed Two, Sickened 17 Others
• Irving Police Arrest Christopher Coggins After Body Found In Zippered Bag
• Concord Bank Robbery Suspect Arrested After Crashing During Getaway
• Woman Killed In Crossfire Between Armed Man, Security Guard In Bronzeville Identified As Bobbye Johnson
• 1 Runway At DFW Airport Reopens As Ice, Snow Continue Falling In North Texas
• USA hockey star Brianna Decker injured in 5-2 win to open Olympics
• Mother Charged With Manslaughter Of 3-Week-Old
• NBA Unveils New Kobe Bryant All-Star MVP Trophy
• There Is Reportedly Some Mutual Interest Between Bill O'Brien And Patriots
• Chargers Hire Vikings' Ryan Ficken As Special Teams Coordinator
• One Killed, 4 Wounded In Shooting Aboard Greyhound Bus In Oroville
• Miami Weather: Another Windy & Warm Day
• ACLU Sues Michigan Over Latest Version Of Sex Offender Registry
• Florida GOP Senators Support Abortion Limit
• LA Mayor Eric Garcetti Says He Held His Breath During Maskless Photos At NFC Title Game: 'Zero Risk'
• CTU President Jesse Sharkey Speaks On Decision Not To Run For Re-Election
• COVID In Minnesota: 5,480 New Cases As Positivity Rate Keeps Falling
• Waukegan Boat Warehouse Fire Causes Several Million Dollars In Damage
• Police Looking To Identify Offender Wanted In Brown Line Train Robbery
• 'A Massive, Massive Issue For The NFL, The Miami Dolphins': Brian Flores Explosive Claims In Class Action Lawsuit
• Dallas Resident Rudy Avila Sentenced To 17+ Years For $15 Million Fraud Scheme
• Fire Destroys Houghton Lake Bowling Alley That Was 'Vital' To Residents
• Perez Taps Former Baltimore City Councilwoman Shannon Sneed As Running Mate
• Rio Blanco Sheriff: Woman Found Safe After She Was Believed To Be Kidnapped, Suspect In Custody
• New Interactive Map Highlights LA's African American Landmarks
• Medicare Opens Up Access To Free At-Home COVID-19 Tests
• Florida Man Sentenced In Miami Federal Court To 16 Years In Prison For Spreading Terrorist Propaganda
• Funeral Announced For Slain Stockton Firefighter; Public Asked To Pay Respects During Roadside Procession
• Denver Weather: Coldest Morning In A Year, And No Quick Warmup This Time
• Betty Whiteout, Ctrl Salt Delete: MnDOT 'Name A Snowplow' Winners Announced
• Justin Outten From Packers And Klint Kubiak From Vikings Join Broncos Staff As Assistant Coaches
• Mass Shooting In Oroville Leaves 1 Dead, 4 Injured
• Tom Brady Thanks Everyone, Focuses Mostly On Patriots Career In His Latest Reflection Video
• Gov. Kristi Noem's abortion ban proposal stifled by GOP lawmakers
• Jobless Claims Remain Steady In Florida
• Salt Lake City Cold Case Kidnapping Suspect Arrested In Marin
• Man From Oakland County Wins $1.43M Lotto 47 Jackpot
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Fall Below 1,500
• Ice Downing Trees In Plano, More Than 100 Seek Shelter From Cold At Warming Station
• Husband Of Former NYPD Officer Sentenced In Murder-For-Hire Plot: 'I Look Over My Shoulder Constantly'
• MacKenzie Scott donates $133.5 million to educational nonprofit
• With post office closures, small towns feel loss of community
• How Celtics' Brad Stevens Is Assessing Moves Ahead Of Trade Deadline
• Black Female Hospital Leaders Fighting Racial Inequalities In Health Care
• 35-Year-Old Vienna Man Charged In Cambridge Double Murder
• Felix Varela High School Spanish Teacher Andy Barbosa-Morell Arrested, Accused Of Acting Inappropriately With Female Student
• Postal Service Reminding Chicago Residents To Shovel Snow From Sidewalks, Porches, Mailboxes
• Yosemite Firefall: No Reservations This Time, But Restrictions Are In Place
• Florida Teen Killed In Collision With MTA Light Rail Train In Linthicum, Police Say
• Gov. Kathy Hochul Pays Visit To 'Company' Performance On Broadway
• Tesla recalls 817,000 vehicles with faulty seat-belt chime
• U.S. Army to discharge soldiers who refuse COVID vaccine
• Winter storm blasts snow, freezing rain and sleet across U.S.
• Stocks tumble amid Facebook's record $237 billion rout
• 'Camp' Toy Store Opening At Burlington Mall, Featuring 'Paw Patrol' Experience
• Mayweather Next Celebrity NASCAR Team Owner
• Florida House Republicans Pass Redrawn Maps
• CNN President Jeff Zucker Resigns After Failing To Disclose Relationship With Co-Worker
• Suspect In Custody In Stabbing Near Lansdowne High School, Police Say
• Deep Freeze Especially Dangerous For People Experiencing Homelessness
• Outdoor Dining Igloos Now A Mainstay For Many Businesses, Even During Winter Months
• Colorado Is Still Working Its Way Out Of The Drought
• Kim back on a white horse in North Korea's latest propaganda video
• Victim Fights Back, Chases Home Invasion Suspect During Point Breeze Robbery: Police
• 49ers Fan Beaten Into A Coma Outside SoFi Stadium
• PTL Links: Feb. 3, 2022
• Fewer Americans apply for jobless aid as Omicron wave recedes
• Chicago Weather Alert: Over 600 Flight Cancellations At Chicago Airports As Second Round Of Snow Expected
• Study Ranks Best Places To Spend Valentine's Day: Where Did Twin Cities Land?
• Kings Defeat Red Wings 5-3
• $100,000 reward offered over a decade after remains of 11 women found
• Miami Proud: Teen Promotes Self Love & Empowerment For Young Black Girls Through Doll Donations
• Man, 29, Hospitalized After Overnight Shooting In Baltimore, Police Say
• Mask Argument Causes Delta Passenger To Be Removed From Flight At Logan Airport
• Climate change could be "catastrophic" for coral reefs
• Matt Turner Nearly Froze During USMNT's Win Over Honduras
• Biden Says ISIS Leader 'Taken Off The Battlefield' With U.S. Raid In Syria (CBS News)
• Rubbish Fire Spreads To Strip Mall In Downtown LA
• 2-Alarm San Francisco Mission District Fire Injures 2, Displaces 22
• Left in the Dark: The Failed Promise of Chicago Police Body Cameras
• Tense calm at Ukraine border as Russia slams U.S. troop deployment
• Police Release New Images Of Suspect In North Philadelphia Shooting Injuring Rite Aid Security Guard
• Chicago Weather Alert: Lingering Issues For Drivers Thursday After Heavy Snowfall
• Hall Of Fame Celtics Coach Bill Fitch Dies At 89
• Captain Cook's legendary ship possibly found off Rhode Island
• Texas butterfly sanctuary shutting after threats from Trump backers
• Cam Talbot Saves 30 Shots In Wild's 5-0 Win Over Blackhawks
• US Conducts Counterterrorism Raid In Syria Killing ISIS leader
• 2 Sick In MN From Listeria Outbreak Tied To Salads
• For China's Uyghurs, "the genocide doesn't stop" for the Olympics
• 49ers fan in coma after beating outside Rams' stadium
• Burglars Target River North Liquor Store Overnight
• Recalls Issued For Two Varieties Of Wish-Bone Salad Dressing
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