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Articles from February 23, 2022

• Ukraine, NATO Officials Say Russian Attack Has Begun
• Resident Killed In San Jose House Fire
• As COVID Cases Continue Declining, Santa Clara County Creeps Toward Ending Indoor Mask Mandate
• Stockton Police Officer Shoots, Kills Woman Who Hit 2 Patrol Vehicles
• Black Audi Drives Onto Oncoming Traffic During Pursuit
• California LGBTQ Advocates Denounce Texas Gov. Abbott's Move To Criminalize Gender-Affirming Care
• UPDATE: Mount Diablo Unified To Cut School Music Classes, Librarians
• Diehard Soccer Fans Brave Frigid Temperatures To See Rapids Vs. Comunicaciones F.C.
• Hundreds Of Volunteers Cover Sacramento County To Identify Homeless Count
• Trooper Who Was Nearly Crushed On I-25 Urges Caution Around Moved-Over Vehicles
• Women Killed In South LA Hit-And-Run
• Sacramento Police Officer Accused Of Secretly Recording Women
• Arvidsson Scores Twice In Kings' 3-2 Win Over Coyotes
• First Alert Weather: North Bay Homeless Residents Seek Shelter From Bitterly Cold Temperatures
• Dodger Fan Sues LAPD Over Use Of Projectiles During 2020 World Series Celebration
• Consul General Of Ukraine In The United States Responds To Russian Invasion
• Grapevine-Colleyville ISD Teacher On Leave After Caught On Video Saying 'Conservative Christians Need To Get COVID And Die'
• Big Men Help Badgers Hold On To Beat Gophers 68-67
• 1 Killed, 2 Injured in Stockton Shooting On Santa Paula Way
• Cold Weather Alert Issued For Parts Of LA County
• The Truth Behind The Tow: 'Chicago Stole My Car That Night'
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Snow Showers, Flurries In The Evening; Winter Weather Advisory Thursday
• Boston Area Homebuyers Facing All Cash Offers, Crowded Open Houses
• 3 Kids Found Safe At River West Church After SUV Is Stolen With Them All Inside
• NATO Officials Say Russian Attack Of Ukraine Has Begun
• Snow? Snow Problem: Mountain Community Trash Company Fights Through Tough Conditions Per Usual
• Fans And Legends Fight To Preserve And Carry The Torch For Chicago Blues, The Sound Of Our City Rooted In Chicago's Black History
• US Won't Give Water To California Farmers As State Enters Third Year Of Drought
• NATO Officials Say Russian Attack Of Ukraine Has Begun
• 'All-Around Calamity': State Senator Calls For Investigation Into RMV Road Test Scandal
• 'I've Got To Fight Back': Gas Station Clerk Speaks Out After Shooting Man Who Attacked Him
• More Schools Begin Shift To Digital Hall Passes
• NYC Mayor Eric Adams ready to begin "safely" rolling back COVID restrictions
• 'Drive-Thru' art installation in Brooklyn celebrates Black history on big screens
• Veteran Center Tristan Thompson Joins Bulls As They Return To Practice, Hopes His Experience Will Help Team
• Uguak Leads Loyola Over Evansville
• Santa Rosa Man Arrested on Suspicion of Sexual Assault, Multiple Burglaries
• Police: Man struck with metal pipe on board J train
• Washington County Woman Killed In Train Collision Remembered For Bubbly Personality And Love Of Others
• Burlington High School Hockey Coach Bob Conceison Retires After 35 Years
• Traveling Nurses Cashing In But At What Cost To Them, Health Care Systems?: 'It's Just Not Sustainable'
• LA County To Allow Establishments To Make Indoor Masking Optional Beginning Friday
• Bald Eagle With Broken Wing Dies After Being Rescued From Schuylkill River In Fairmount Park
• Pleasantville Strip Club Shut Down Following Teen's Death: 'All Could Have Been Avoided'
• MDTA Board To Discuss Relief For Backlogged E-ZPass Tolls
• West Mifflin Apartment Building Evacuated After SUV Hits Gas Line
• Rogers Carries UMBC Past Hartford 92-85
• Thompson, Nolan Lift Towson Past James Madison 84-65
• Twin Cities Couple Creates Minnesota-Themed Puzzles With Hidden 'Twists'
• Carter Jr. Scores 19 To Lift Navy Past Loyola (Md.) 52-50
• First Truckers Arrive In Convoy Planned To 'Choke' DC
• 'Could Really Harm A Lot Of Children': Woman Attacked By Pit Bull Growing Up Doesn't Want To See Breed-Specific Ban Lifted
• Safe Streets Hosts Peace Walk In Brooklyn After Murders Rock Neighborhood
• Educators In Minneapolis, St. Paul File Strike Notices
• Cyberwarfare Concerns Increase With Russia-Ukraine Conflict
• Marilyn Mosby Heads To Trial In May On Felony Charges, Accuses Federal Prosecutors of 'Gross Misconduct'
• MLB: Season To Be Shortened If No Deal By End Of Monday
• Jury To Meet For 2nd Day In Trial Of Minneapolis Officers In George Floyd's Killing
• Feds Give Boost To Shelters Targeted By DeSantis
• Florida House Backs School Testing Changes
• 16-Year-Old Charged In Murder Of Baltimore DoorDash Driver
• Recreational Marijuana Bill Advances In Maryland House
• Chicago Police Chaplain Fr. Dan Brandt Lauded For Rushing In To Rescue Trapped Driver In Rollover Crash
• Russian Attack On Ukraine Has Begun, NATO Official Says
• Extra-Alarm Fire Sweeps Through Church Building In Albany Park
• Colorado Weather: More Waves Of Snow With Dangerous Cold
• 18-Year-Old Man Shot In West Baltimore
• John Mulaney, Chris Rock Coming To Detroit In September
• School Mask Mandates Ending In New Hampshire
• Volunteers In Jeeps Rolling To The Rescue In North Texas During Icy Road Conditions
• Officials Investigate Source Of Huron River Contamination In Flat Rock
• Police Searching For Suspects After Rash Of Break-Ins Near Boston College
• Stellantis Reports Massive Profit, UAW Workforce Eligible For $14,000 Profit-Sharing Checks
• UPDATE: PG&E Says Power Outage Map Showing 77,000 Without Power Is False Alarm
• Exclusive: Damaged Torah Discovered On Sidewalk In Pico-Union Area
• Crime Survivors Push For More Resources In Rally At State Capitol
• 'It's Life Or Death': Multiple Efforts Underway In North Texas To Get Homeless Out Of Frigid Temps
• Police seek man accused of punching Korean diplomat in Midtown
• South Florida Expecting A Tourism Rebound For Spring Break
• Ocean City Has One Of The Best Beaches In The Country, Tripadvisor Says
• Pioneering Child Advocate, Dixie Davis, Remembered For Changing Lives
• Afghan Refugees In Bay Area Getting Health Care From Clinic Founded During Vietnam Refugee Crisis
• 18-Year-Old Killed After Shooting In Pittsburgh's Bon Air Neighborhood
• FBI, Other Law Enforcement Agencies Raid LabElite COVID-19 Testing Company Headquarters
• Sacramento Rent Hikes Force Residents To Make Tough Choices
• Massive Fire Bursts Out At Historic 'Poor Farm' In Downey
• Minnesota House Considers Bills To Ban 'Forever Chemicals' In More Products
• 30-Year SFPD Veteran Appointed as Interim Antioch Police Chief
• Police Seek Suspect Who Fatally Shot 16-Year-Old In South Los Angeles
• First Alert Weather: Plunging Temperatures Sends Big Chill Through Bay Area
• Cambria County Woman Accused Of Faking Cancer Diagnosis
• Dumpster Trailer Fire Briefly Shuts Down Highway 4 Near Discovery Bay
• Money For Portable Toilets In Sacramento County Is Running Out — So Where Will The Homeless Go?
• UCLA Accused Of Animal Abuse In Labs
• American Visionary Art Museum Seeks Votes To Top USA Today's 'Best Art Museum' Ranking
• CLEAR Alert Cancelled For Missing Dallas Woman Kyaira Nicole Williams
• Nonprofit Supporting Small, BIPOC Farmers Also Providing Needed Food For Families
• If You Have To Drive On Icy Roads...
• Tom Brady To Appear In And Produce Comedy Movie Involving Patriots' Super Bowl LI Victory
• New York AG Letitia James delivers over $640,000 to nonprofits fighting breast cancer
• New Program In Lakewood Focuses On Giving Low-Level Offenders A Second Chance
• Everyone Accounted For After Explosion At Stratus Townhomes In Westminster
• Tattoo Therapy Organization Comes To Pittsburgh To Help Community Heal
• Crews Knocked Down Greater Alarm Fire At 2-Story Apartment Building In Koreatown
• Construction on High Line extension begins
• ERCOT Anticipating 'Tight Grid Conditions' In Texas Through Friday
• Miami Heat Star Jimmy Butler Honorary Chair Of First Ever Miami Padel Open
• San Francisco Food Truck Operators Seeing Uptick in Business as Omicron Wave Recedes
• Wintry Weather Forces Hundreds of Flights To Be Cancelled, Delayed At DFW International Airport
• Rent Or Buy? Exploring The Best Option For Pittsburghers
• MISSING: Denarius Hill, 33, Last Seen More Than 3 Weeks Ago In South Austin
• Ukraine Calls Up Reservists, Declares National Emergency As U.S. And Allies Hit Russia With New Sanctions
• Los Angeles County Lifeguards Rescue Injured Dolphin
• Ivanka Trump in talks to appear before Jan. 6 committee, spokesperson says
• Caught on camera: Man douses N.J. barbershop with gasoline
• 'I Feel Violated': Sacramento Police Investigate East Sacramento Home Burglary
• Persistent California Drought Forces Feds To Severely Cut Back Water Allocations
• Orange County DA Todd Spitzer Under Fire Again For Race Related Comments
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• Texas Deputy Killed In Shooting At Houston Mall
• Baltimore Shop Focused On Sustainability Breathes New Life Into Vintage Clothing
• 2 Killed In Small Plane Crash In Ohio
• Pitt Professor Back Home In Kyiv As Ukraine Braces For Russian Invasion
• St. Paul Fire Captain Creates Undergarment To Protect Firefighters From Cancer-Causing Chemicals
• San Jose Police Arrest Suspect In Dozens Of Smash-And-Grab Burglaries
• '3 Seconds, 30 Bullets': Minneapolis Gang Member Predicts Dangerous Summer In WCCO Exclusive
• Skiers And Boarders Enjoy The Fresh Snow In Big Bear
• Some Pets Missing After Explosion At Westminster Townhomes
• Danny Green On Ben Simmons: 'I Would Be Highly Surprised If He Even Plays' In Sixers-Nets Game On March 10
• Witnesses Describe Chaos After Car Slams Into Perry Hall Salon, Injuring 4
• Blinken says Putin will "pay for a long, long time" for Ukraine invasion
• Veterans face "pretty tough" transition to jobs after military
• New art installation features dinosaurs running wild on Park Avenue
• Fort Worth Crews Working Hard To Keep Roads As Safe As Possible
• Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg To Visit Colorado's Interstate 70
• Parents Of Baby Among 5 Who Died In Suspected Mass Overdose
• Dr. Joseph Ladapo Confirmed As Florida Surgeon General
• Mayor Ed Gainey's Vision For Pittsburgh Goes Beyond The Mayor's Office And City Hall
• USPS to buy mostly gas-powered trucks for new fleet, defying Biden and EPA
• Portraits reflect fears, joys, hopes of NYC's Chinatown community
• 1 Dead In Pickup Vs. Semi Crash In New London
• City Councilmember Introduces Bill To Establish New Safety Restrictions For Firefighters
• Indiana Changing Mitigations Involving COVID-19 Infections In Schools
• Former White Sox Second Baseman Julio Cruz Dies At 67
• Future Moves In Question For Blackhawks Goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury, Who Will Be Unrestricted Free Agent At Season's End
• Up To $30,000 In Free Assistance Available For Illinois Homeowners
• More Than 1,100 Students (And Parents) From Morgan Park High School Will Get Free College Tuition; 'This Is Such A Huge Opportunity'
• Altitude, Comcast Meet To Discuss Broadcasting Avalanche, Nuggets Games
• 3 Injured In Deputy-Involved Shooting In Whittier
• Sunrise Mall in Massapequa tells tenants to vacate
• White Sox Prospect Colson Montgomery Pleased To Learn From Major League Staff At Minor League Minicamp
• Contentious Use-Of-Force Agreement Between SFPD, District Attorney's Office Extended 60 Days
• Cold Snap Hits LA, Brings Snow To Grapevine
• Protesters Target Brentwood School Crossing Guard Wearing Hijab With Hate Speech
• Brothers Charged In Last Month's Massive Bensalem Golden Corral Brawl
• OC Sets Record For Marriages On 2-22-22
• Arrest Made In Yuba City Hit-And-Run That Left Pedestrian With Major Injuries
• COVID infection increases risk for dangerous heart problems, study finds
• New vaccine demonstrates 100% efficacy against severe COVID, hospitalizations
• UPDATE: Victim in Fatal Mission District Shooting Identified as San Francisco Resident
• 'He's Got Raw Talent': Yorkville Christian Mustangs Count On Jaden Schutt For A Trip To State
• Miami Dade College Gets $15 Million Boost For Tech Programs
• Scott And Harrison Testify In Support Of Bill Requiring Notification Of Pretrial Release
• Paragary's, Localis' Chris Barnum-Dann Semifinalists For 2022 James Beard Awards
• First Responders Welcome Home 'Beautiful Warrior' Jacqueline Durand After She's 'Catastrophically Disfigured' In Dog Attack
• Trio Of Former Miami Dolphins Excited To Join Mike McDaniel's Staff
• CIAA Tournament Pep Rally Held To Inspire Baltimore Students To Look Toward College Careers
• Number of weapons confiscated in NYC schools skyrockets, says NYPD
• Contra Costa Board of Supervisors Responds to Report on Stray Animals in County
• Parkland Health Announces Closures In Advance Of Winter Weather
• 2 Carter High School Assistant Principals Charged With Felony Child Abuse For Failing To Report Sexual Assault Of Students
• Slipknot, KISS, My Chemical Romance, Foo Fighters to Headline Aftershock 2022 in Sacramento
• 12-Year-Old Honored After Saving Brothers, Fellow Student From Stalled Bus on Metra Tracks
• Toddler Found Safe After Being Abducted By Biological Mother, Taken To Illinois
• Bronx youth mentor teaches life lessons through chess
• Artist Jordan Barros, Son Of Celtics Alum Dana Barros, Finds His Own Inspiration
• Dog Rescued From Lauderdale Lakes House Fire
• Fugitive Drowns In Tamarac Lake Trying To Outrun Police
• Connecticut museum curator out to protect Ukrainian cultural history
• DFL Leader Melisa López Franzen Won't Seek Re-Election
• Dallas, Fort Worth And Other North Texas School Districts Cancel Thursday Classes Due To Winter Weather
• Advocates call for investigation into surging Con Ed prices
• Texan Pleads Guilty To Hate-Crime Attack On Asian Family
• West Virginia Man Convicted Of Manslaughter In Young Daughter's Death
• Delivery Driver Shot During Attempted Vehicle Theft In Chatham
• California Convoy Opposing COVID-19 Mandates Hits The Road For DC
• Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Celebrates Major Milestones This Weekend At The Adrienne Arsht Center
• Person Hospitalized Following Expressway Shooting Near Rolling Meadows
• First On CBSLA: Man Says He Was Just At The Wrong Address After Being Accused Of Following Mom And Children To Front Door
• Philadelphia Family Reunited With Long-Lost Dog After Over 2 Years: 'He's The Boss In The House'
• Ex-UCLA Lecturer Matthew Harris Accused Of Making Threats Pleads Not Guilty
• 'We Will Not Give Up This Fight': Some CPS Parents Demand Mask Choice
• CPS Settles With Families Who Say Students Were Sexually Assaulted, Including 2 Disabled Boys At Bogan High School
• Keller @ Large: Truck Convoys In US Try To Imitate Success Of Canadian Protests
• Owner Speaks With CBS 2 After Thieves Attempt To Steal Vehicle But Scared Away From What Was Inside
• Around The Table: Pa. Supreme Court Picks Congressional Map
• 14-Year-Old Dies After Apparent Drug Overdose In Lodi; 18-Year-Old Arrested
• Mayor Lightfoot Expects To Appoint New 11th Ward Alderman By March 23
• Kidsburgh: 'Hamilton' Is Teaching And Inspiring Kids In New Ways
• What Do You Need To Know About The CDC's New Vaccine Guidelines? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers
• Denver Prepares to Drop COVID Vaccine Mandate
• Hempfield Area School Board Considering How To Revamp High School Building
• Cristian Ramos-Sanchez Charged In Amazon Truck Crash That Killed South LA Street Vendor
• Ukraine Declares National Emergency as Putin Hit With New Sanctions
• Teenager Charged In Fatal Shooting Of St. Paul Woman
• Ousted Corey Wise Takes Temporary Job At Jeffco Public Schools
• DART Says No Rail Service Thursday Due To 'Severe Winter Weather', Bus Routes On Sunday Schedule
• Eight Oscars categories slashed from live telecast
• Arbitrator Upholds Mayor Lightfoot's Vaccine Mandate For Chicago Police
• Strain Of Avian Flu Detected In Some Florida Birds
• New Jersey to end weekly COVID-19 briefings
• 'Sometimes I Don't Feel Safe': Curry College Students On Edge After Threats
• Former Fins Cheerleader & Cancer Survivor Johanna Torres Finds 'Purpose' Participating In Dolphins Challenge Cancer
• Drawbridge Tender Fired After Dangerous Incident In Lantana
• Manhattan DA's office prosecutors handling Donald Trump investigation resign
• Audit: State Must Expand Diversity In Construction Workforce
• South Florida Hospitals Relax Visitation Policies As COVID Cases Subside
• Philadelphia's Police Union Sues Over Ban On Low-Level Traffic Stops: 'Stupidity At Its Best'
• Despite New Feeding Program More Than 80 Starving Manatees In Rehab Across US
• Record-Breaking Warmth Brings People Out To Play In Boston
• Who Injured, Shot Chulo The Dog? Authorities Need Public's Help To Find Perpetrator
• KEY Program At Bronzeville's New Community Outreach Provides Restorative Space Where Kids Can Be Open About Trauma
• Manteca Police Recover Over $5,000 Worth of Stolen Retail Items
• Center City District SIPS Returns This Summer For First Time In 2 Years
• Vote On Mayor Lightfoot's Gang Assets Seizure Proposal Put Off Amid Buzzsaw Of Opposition
• Baker Announces New Round Of Grants For Small Businesses Hit By COVID
• Democrats seize on GOP Senator Rick Scott's plan to tax more Americans
• 'We've Got This Thing On The Run': Gov. Murphy Ending Weekly COVID-19 Briefings On 2-Year Anniversary Of Pandemic
• AG Identifies Person Fatally Shot By Baltimore Police Last Week And Officers Who Fired Weapons
• Accused Drunk Driver Benjamin Piper Free On Bail After Head-On Crash With State Trooper In Marshfield
• Kaepernick launching initiative to provide free autopsies in "police-related" deaths
• Massachusetts Reports 938 New COVID Cases, 133 Additional Deaths
• Suspect In Custody After Lakeview Carjacking Leads To Expressway Chase, Crash Near Joliet
• Chicago Pays $1.2 Million To Victims Of CPD Shooting
• Slipknot, KISS, My Chemical Romance, Foo Fighters To Headline Aftershock 2022 In Sacramento
• San Jose Pedestrian Dies Of Injuries Weeks After Being Run Over By VTA Bus
• Tom Grilk Stepping Down As B.A.A. President And CEO After Boston Marathon In April
• Crews Rescue 2 Workers Trapped In Trench In Villanova
• Dylan Molina Indicted On Intoxication Manslaughter Charge In Crash That Killed Euless Detective Alejandro Cervantes
• City Council Confirms Andrea Kersten As Full-Time Chief Of Civilian Office Of Police Accountability
• Disneyland Reopens Trams After Halting The Service For 2 Years
• 16-Year-Old Stanislaus County Girl Dies After Possible Drug Overdose In San Francisco
• Fat Joe says Trayvon Martin was "the martyr for change"
• Denver Animal Protection Responds To Calls Of Dogs Left In The Dangerous Cold
• Two top Manhattan prosecutors working on Trump case resign
• Police: Father, Son Coming Home From Concert Killed By Driver Going Wrong Way
• Biden's first Russia sanctions invite calls for more aggressive measures
• National Aquarium Will Drop Vaccination Requirement On Friday
• Woman Hit By Car After Crash On I-57 At 107th Street; All Lanes Reopen
• Crime Stoppers Offering $2,500 Reward For Information After Pregnant Woman Killed In Detroit
• Texas governor orders agency to probe gender-transitioning procedures as child abuse
• White House Criticizes Florida Sen. Rick Scott's Call For All Americans To Pay Income Tax
• Pittsburgh Weather: Forecasted Wintry Mix And Rain Lead To First Alert Days Thursday And Friday
• Children's Hospital LA Announces $25M Gift From Anonymous Donor
• Andre Lepere Of New Mexico Found Guilty In 1980 Rape, Murder Of 79-Year-Old Anaheim Woman
• Denver Fire Poised To Name Kathleen Vredenburgh First Female Deputy Chief
• Some Hot Air Brushes Recalled Over Electrocution, Shock Risk
• DUI Expungements Available For Eligible First-Time Offenders
• Five Indicted In Family Crime Ring Operating In Baltimore City, Anne Arundel County Auto Shops
• US Rep. Fred Upton Launches Campaign Ad, Signaling Run For Reelection
• Aldermen Approve City's Proposal To Negotiate Purchase Of Shuttered West Side Aldi In Effort To Eliminate Food Desert
• Boy, 16, Shot In Thigh In West Baltimore, Police Say
• Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. At Harborplace Closes, Citing COVID-19, Building Maintenance
• Westford Crews Work To Free Construction Worker Whose Arm Is Stuck In Chimney
• Dundalk Mom Of 3 Claims $500K Booster Shot Lottery Winnings
• Detroiter 1 of Only 11 Black Marina Operators In The World, Only One In Michigan
• Millions of low-income Americans to get tax refund boost
• Plano Couple Welcomes 'Twosday' Baby Born At 22:22 Military Time On 2/22/22
• Governor Abbott Directs DFPS To Investigate Gender-Affirming Medical Care As 'Child Abuse'
• Bill Belichick Foundation Distributes $385,000 In Scholarships And Grants To Provide Athletic Experiences
• Sewickley Academy Gets $20M Donation From Tull Family Foundation
• Winter storm to bring snow and ice to states from Texas to Maine
• James Beard Foundation Reveals Semifinalists For 2022 Awards
• Well Known Miami Gardens Pastor Eric Readon Facing Another Fraud Charge
• Elden Ring, Horizon Forbidden West, more: The best new PS4 and PS5 game releases in February 2022
• Brad Paisley Will Headline Greeley Stampede's 2022 Superstars Series
• Victim Injured San Francisco SoMa Shooting Arrested in Unrelated Felony
• Fights Break Out At Pioneer High In Woodland; Police Looking At Possible Gang Connection
• Rare Kobe Bryant Card Sells For Record $2 Million
• Some LGBTQ Ukrainians fear abuse if Russia stays: "We will fight"
• 'Scary!': Video Shows Out-Of-Control Car Nearly Hitting Vermont Trooper And Family
• Parents Demand Answers After 16-Year-Old High School Student Is Gunned Down Outside His Father's Hazel Crest Home
• MedStar Offers Tips For Staying Safe During Winter Storm
• Social Media Threats Prompt Increased Police Presence At Montebello School
• Prosecutors threatened to charge Trump Org. CFO's son, lawyers say
• Police Find Large Amounts Of Counterfeit Percocet And Fentanyl Pills In Penn Hills Home
• Florida House, Senate Back Condo Bills After Surfside Collapse
• Controversial Florida School Boards Bill Put On Hold
• Monroe Man Arrested, Charged With Soliciting 14-Year-Old Girl Online
• Biden announces sanctions against company behind Nord Stream 2
• California Bill Would Require VIN Etching And Ban Cash Sales Of Catalytic Converters
• Handful Of Truckers Drive From Scranton To Washington DC To Protest COVID Restrictions, Mandates
• Atlantic City Casino Smoking Ban May Cost 2,500 Jobs, New Report Says
• $1.675 Million Settlement With Group Dragged From Car By Cops At Brickyard Mall Stalls In City Council
• Target Drops Mask Mandate
• Wisconsin Assembly To Vote On Bill Protecting Gun Makers From Lawsuits
• UPDATE: 1 Dead, 3 Injured In San Francisco Freeway Homeless Encampment Fire
• Michigan Group Collecting Signatures To Rein In Payday Loans
• 2 Arrested In Stolen Car After Police Pursuit In Pueblo
• Man Fires Gun While Trying To Snatch Purse From Elderly Woman In Chino Hills
• Who Are The Jurors In The Federal Trial Over George Floyd's Killing?
• Florida's Siesta Beach, 8 Others, Make List Of Top Beaches In The US, According To Tripadvisor
• TEXPress Managed Lanes Closed Across North Texas On Wednesday
• Sheetz Hiring 3,500 Employees
• Wade Woelfel Charged With Murder In Fatal Mankato Overdose
• Boston Creates New Office With Goal Of Providing Families Affordable Childcare
• First Lady Jill Biden Speaking In Denver In March
• South Lake Tahoe Police: Stop Calling Dispatchers To Give Your Opinion About Big Bear 'Hank The Tank'
• Multi-Vehicle Crash Closes Northbound I-25 At Highway 66 Near Longmont
• 11 dogs and a cat rescued from Passaic County apartment after owner passes away
• Reading Police Rescue Owl Trapped In Soccer Nets
• Mac Jones Plans To Spend Part Of Offseason In Foxboro Area, Explains Self-Evaluation From Offseason
• Police "inundated" with calls about 500-pound bear "Hank the Tank"
• 17-Year-Old Charged With Murdering Man In Brockton Driveway
• The best Nordstrom Winter Sale finds
• North Texas Governments Close, Cancel Events Due To Winter Weather
• Loveland Dairy Queen Celebrating No. 1 Ranking With Coupons For Free Blizzards This Weekend
• How Rare Is It For Philadelphia To See A 70-Degree Day In February? 
• Staten Island couple attacked and robbed in own driveway
• Baltimore program helps single moms, daughters build stronger bonds
• Officials Roll Out 'Third Thursday' Initiative Targeting Gun Violence In Northwest Philadelphia
• Boynton Beach Cheerleading Coach Accused Of Trying To Lure Teen Girl
• "Magical": NFL player took girl whose dad died to father-daughter dance
• Belarus' other border crisis
• Florida Legislators Could Clear Way For Digital License Plates
• Mayor Eric Adams faces criticism from LGBTQ community over recent appointments
• Colorado Ballet To Perform The Wizard Of Oz
• What Lies Beneath: Vets Worry Polluted Base Made Them Ill
• State Lifeguards Could Receive $1,000 In Bonuses For 2022 Season
• Houston communities may lose homes due to freeway expansion
• James Beard Awards: 2 Minneapolis Restaurants, Owamni And Union Hmong Kitchen, Nominated For Best New Restaurant
• Los Angeles City Council Approves Speed Reductions Of 5 MPH To More Than 177 Miles Of Surface Streets
• Multi-Vehicle Crash Involves Denver Police Units Closes On I-70
• Tewksbury Loses $102,000 In Phishing Scam
• 95% Of Pennsylvanian Adults Vaccinated At Least Once Against COVID-19
• MTA to start subway platform doors pilot program
• Gov. Whitmer Signs Bills To Regulate Pharmacy Benefit Managers, Lower Prescription Drug Costs
• Sheriff's Investigators Looking For SUV That May Have Been Involved In Deadly Cooper City Shooting
• Get A Gift Card When You Get A COVID Shot At A Chicago Park District Clinic
• Maryland Removed From Chicago's COVID-19 Travel Advisory
• Former SBA President Ed Mullins surrenders to authorities
• WATCH: New England Revolution Season Kickoff Special
• Detached Garage Catches Fire In Sacramento Alleyway
• Maryland Weather: Spring-like Wednesday Before Temperatures Drop
• Reward Reaches $6,000 For Information On Chihuahua Found Abandoned Inside Closed Plastic Bags In Vineland
• Miami Weather: Warm Wednesday, Breezy At Times
• Lower Temperatures Break The Bank For More Coloradans
• Miami Police Searching For Driver Who Hit A Man After Falling Into Street After Being Attacked
• Parents React To Lower Moreland Township Schools Making Masks Optional
• UMass Amherst Student Dies After Being Hit By Car On Campus
• Vegan 'PlantPub' Coming To Old Boston Beer Works Site Near Fenway Park
• Biden Administration To Invest $35M In Lithium Mining In SoCal
• Search Shifts To Recovery Effort For Bryce Dunfee, 22, Who Fell Through Ice Shelf At Indiana Dunes National Park
• Pennsylvania High Court Picks New Map Of US House Districts
• Miramar Gas Station Clerk Shot Would-Be Robber
• Suspect In Custody After Man, Woman Was Shot Inside Home In Auburn Gresham
• Police Investigate Anti-Semitic Flyers Left In Palo Alto Neighborhoods
• COVID In Minnesota: Current Number Of COVID Patients In ICU Falls Below 100, 1st Time Since Last Summer
• Man In Custody After Barricading Himself On Balcony, Threatened To Jump After Domestic Dispute
• Denver's Overdose Prevention Program Providing Narcan & Fentanyl Test Strips
• Illinois State Sen. Thomas Cullerton Plans To Plead Guilty To Embezzlement Charges, Resigns From Office
• Theft Victim Finds Their Duck Decoys For Sale On Craigslist, Arranges Meeting With Suspect
• Woman From Macomb County Wins $1.7 Million Lucky 7's Fast Cash Jackpot
• Miami Residents Facing Difficult Decisions Due To Rising Rental Prices
• Detroit Man Sentenced To 12 Years In Prison For 2020 Crime Spree
• Engineering Report: Marina City Club Condo Towers Structurally Sound, But In Need Of Repairs
• Girl brings note to school, leading police to find boy's body in freezer
• Pa. Supreme Court Picks New Map Of U.S. House Districts
• National Guard To Help DC Control Traffic For Truck Convoys
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Hover Above 500, Positivity Rate Dips To 2.87%
• Manteca Police Recover $5000+ Worth Of Stolen Items
• Como Zoo Tiger Euthanized Due To Bone Cancer
• First Alert Weather Day Declared For Wednesday/Thursday Amid Frigid Temps, Lingering Ice Threat
• Man Allegedly Armed With Gun Delays Firefight In Stockton
• San Rafael Police Arrest Sonoma Man Suspected in November Robbery
• Stolen Pickup Truck Crashes Into East Sacramento Antique Store
• COVID Lockdowns May Have Caused Brain Inflammation Impacting Mental Health, MGH Study Finds
• Remains Of Washington Co. Korean War Veteran Accounted For, Defense Department Says
• Woman Dies After Falling Tree Crashes Into Crofton Home
• Phil Mickelson Taking Time Away From Golf, Loses KPMG Sponsorship Amid Self-Inflicted Controversy
• Man Charged In Fatal December 2020 Hit-And-Run On Lower Wacker Drive
• Stocks lose gains as investor mood sours
• Ex-cheerleader convicted after beer can DNA linked to killings of 3 women
• Curry College Extends Remote Learning Option After Another Swastika Found In Dorm
• Snowmobile Operator In Michigan's Upper Peninsula Dies After Collision With Logging Truck
• Putin has U.N. chief worried about "perversion" of peacekeeping idea
• Philadelphia Weather: Temperatures Soar Near 70 On Wednesday Then Crash To 30s As Winter Storm Arrives
• Ice Storm In Northern Michigan Makes For Dangerous Driving Conditions
• Ford Recalls 330,000 Mustangs To Fix Rear Camera Problem
• Inter Miami CF Kicks Off 2022 MLS Season At Home Saturday Vs. Chicago Fire
• Denver Weather: Record Cold Continues For Another 24 Hours Before A Slow Thaw Begins
• Retrial in killing of young American man delayed again in Greece
• Ravens Add Former LB Zach Orr, 4 Others To Coaching Staff
• Minnesota Zoo's ZOOMS STEM Design Challenge
• Two Delco School Districts Vote To Ditch Mask Mandates Amid Decreasing COVID-19 Transmission Rates
• Florida Senate Revamps Controversial Elections Proposal
• Winter Weather Cancels Tarrant Area Food Bank Wednesday Evening Mobile Event
• PTL Links: Feb. 23, 2022
• Man Dies Following Dog Attack At Lancaster Homeless Encampment
• 2nd Teen Charged In Investigation That Led To Amir Locke's Killing
• Cooking With Rania: Blackened Salmon With Pomegranate Salsa
• Screaming Trees singer, Seattle icon Mark Lanegan dies at 57
• Chicago Area Filmmaker Explores 'The Equation Of Adoption' From The Cradle In Evanston
• Phil Mickelson apologizes for "reckless" Saudi comments
• COVID Testing Site Hit By Burglars In Beverly Hills
• No. 25 Iowa Beats Michigan State 86-60
• Pentagon approves requests for National Guard as trucker convoy eyes D.C.
• 'Don't Say Gay' Bill Advances In Florida House
• Ford Recalls 330K+ Mustangs To Fix Backup Camera Problem
• Overtown's Historic Lyric Theater Is Miami's Pioneer Playhouse
• Philadelphia Police Identify Man Killed In Roxborough Shooting As 24-Year-Old Jamal Dean
• Bruce Arena Focused On Continued Improvement As Revolution Enter 2022 Season
• Emergency Crews Called To Accident On Freedom Road In Cranberry Township
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• Ukrainian school kids get lessons on surviving a military invasion
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• Police account of officer's fatal shooting of wedding guest disputed
• Surge In Deadly Traffic Crashes During Pandemic
• Police: Man stabbed, car stolen in Brooklyn
• Chicago, Cook County To Lift Mask And Vaccine Mandates On Feb. 28, But Masks Will Remain For CPS; 'We're Seeing Ourselves On The Downward Slope Of This Omicron Surge'
• Justice Department drops China spy initiative as past target speaks out
• Firefighter Jesse Gerhard remembered for his love of the job
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• Ukraine declares national emergency as Putin hit with new sanctions
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• University Of Pennsylvania Eases Mask Rules On Campus
• DART Offering Limited Operating Service Due To Icy Conditions, Winter Weather
• Police Searching For 3 Suspects In Connection To Attempted Carjacking In West Philadelphia
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• Donald Trump's DNA, not deposition, sought in defamation suit
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• China expert Bonnie Glaser on Taiwan-China tensions
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Snow On The Way
• Pittsburgh Police Investigating 3 Possibly Related Armed Robberies
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• Jonathan Akubu Charged With Murder In Connection To Multiple Philadelphia Carjackings, Officials Say
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• New York AG Letitia James delivers over $640,000 to nonprofits fighting breast cancer
• New art installation turning heads on Park Avenue
• Two prosecutors in Manhattan D.A.'s. Trump financial probe resign
• Groundbreaking ceremony held for High Line extension
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• A new reality for Ukrainian teens as threat of Russian invasion looms
• NYPD reports surge in number of weapons being confiscated at schools
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• Director of Ukrainian museum fears Russia will try to erase country's history
• Sunrise Mall on Long Island shutting down
• New COVID vaccine said to provide total protection against severe illness, hospitalization
• Police: Man arrested for pouring gasoline onto barbershop floor
• 3 appointees in Mayor Adams' administration criticized for past comments on LGBTQ+ community
• N.J. health officials offer mask guidance for schools, child care centers
• Thousands attend funeral for FDNY firefighter Jesse Gerhard
• Mayor Adams on ending mandates: "can't wait" to get it done
• 2 prosecutors in charge of Manhattan DA's Trump investigation resign
• Full video: Funeral service for FDNY Firefighter Jesse Gerhard
• U.S. warns full-scale Russian invasion in Ukraine is imminent
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• Portrait of a Chinese American family shows generational ties
• Elderly Chinatown resident smiles for a portrait after being at home for over a year
• Fat Joe says Trayvon Martin was a "martyr for change" in America
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• Should CDC be sharing more data on COVID-19?
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• History professor offers context for the Russia-Ukraine conflict
• Supreme Court nomination list narrows as decision expected soon
• New York weather: Near-record warmth
• Breast cancer study finds disparities in research and treatments for Black women
• Pets rescued after owner dies
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• Adams facing more backlash over appointments
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• Former SBA president Mullins surrenders
• Funeral for Fighter Jesse Gerhard moments away
• Chronicling the political rise of Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
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• Ukrainians prepare for the worst as Russian lawmakers give Putin the go-ahead to use military force
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• European economies caught in crossfire by Russian sanctions
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• Ukraine prepares itself for possible full Russian invasion
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• First Alert Forecast: CBS2 2/22 Nightly Weather at 11PM
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• German ambassador to U.S. says West is united on Russia-Ukraine crisis