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• Sheriff: Suspect who fled traffic stop in Rancho Cordova hit by car, passenger remains at large
• Former Santa Monica Mayor Rex H. Minter dies in plane crash
• Judge questions San Francisco's tactics with homeless, conducting sweeps without offering beds
• Kempe strikes in OT, Kings top Flames after giving away lead
• Rio Dell community picking up the pieces after deadly earthquake rocked Northern California coast
• Karlsson has goal and 3 assists, Sharks beat Wild 5-2
• Billboards spring up around Los Angeles with messages combating antisemitism
• Father of woman shot in head on 101 Freeway speaks out as daughter fights for her life
• Pedestrian fatally struck by vehicle on Tully Road in Modesto
• Dozens offer temporary homes for dogs as Front Street Shelter runs out of room
• Thomas O'Donnell, suspect in killing of CHP captain's husband, extradited from Sacramento to Kentucky
• Karlsson has goal and 3 assists, Sharks beat Wild
• Sacramento International Airport expects record-breaking travel numbers this Christmas
• 200,000 holiday passengers a day expected to pass through LAX this week
• Winter home and fire safety tips
• Samsung Recalls Top-Load Washing Machines Due To Fire Hazard
• Two at-risk adults missing during dangerously cold temperatures
• Woman wounded in car-to-car shooting in San Bernardino
• Victorian home in downtown Sacramento catches fire
• City opens overflow shelters after Coliseum hits capacity overnight
• Illinois loses to Missouri in upset
• Winter storm, extreme cold don't stop shoppers from flocking to Woodfield Mall
• Missing infant boy found alive, woman suspected of kidnapping twins arrested
• Jaguars show up prepared, embarrass Jets, Zach Wilson
• Political worker beaten while canvassing for votes in Hialeah speaks out
• Soft launch could trigger in-person sports betting in Massachusetts Jan. 31
• American Airlines flight carrying sick, vomiting passengers landing at PHL: officials
• Some businesses press on in Whiting, Indiana despite snow, extreme cold
• Winter weather causes power outages, leaving North Texans in the dark
• As Minnesota lawmakers consider requiring opioid overdose-reversal drugs in schools, Bloomington is leading the way
• How does the post office deliver mail?
• Eye on Politics: A political era ends in Tarrant County
• Man dies after he was found near a dumpster in Fort Worth
• Arcadia police arrest five suspects they believe to be connected with burglaries in the area
• Here's how to avoid getting burned by your next heat bill
• Northwest Indiana residents out and about as the snow and temps continue to fall
• Maryland snaps 3-game losing streak, beats Saint Peter's
• Ravens, Falcons may need to run -- even more than usual
• Police release photos of two men suspected in deadly shooting near CFG Bank Arena in downtown Baltimore
• Migrants brace to face frigid temperatures on El Paso's streets
• Philadelphia police accompany Santa to deliver presents to needy families
• Baltimore health commissioner issues Code Blue Extreme Cold Alert through Monday
• First-hand experience helped inspire San Francisco lawmaker's Narcan bill
• Jan. 6 panel releases witness transcripts, set to release final report Thursday
• West Virginia plant to make batteries for U.S. energy grid
• Rangers erupt in third period, knock off Islanders
• Nick Foligno breaks 3rd-period tie, Bruins beat Jets 3-2
• Georgetown University hires Adnan Syed to work on Prison and Justice Initiative
• Read the full final Jan. 6 House select committee report here
• Plano neighbors' Christmas display dazzles, benefits a good cause in the process
• Minnesota man accused of stealing $1.6 million from Colorado woman in romance scam
• 'I'm right in the middle of it'; JJ Smith documents Tenderloin's fentanyl crisis on Twitter
• Man believed to be homeless dies after catching on fire, police say
• Alumnos de escuela primaria en Filadelfia van de sala a sala cantando villancicos en español
• North Highlands house fire displaces 9 people days before Christmas
• New TSA Security Director draws on past trauma to ensure the safety of travelers
• California's commercial Dungeness crab season opens Dec. 31
• Stores carrying over-the-counter children's fever-pain medicine experiencing shortages
• With frigid air on tap, South Florida officials open shelters, prep cold weather response plans
• Bay Area holiday flight cancellations piling up as fierce winter storm grips the nation
• California's commercial Dungeness crab season opens Dec. 31
• 16-foot python that roamed Texas neighborhood for months rescued, returned to owner
• Santa Rosa father, 7-year-old son identified as victims of fatal rural jeep crash
• Boras: Giants wouldn't seal Correa deal, so he called Mets
• Police give up on pursuit of an armed suspect
• Pitcher Trevor Bauer reinstated from suspension by independent arbitrator
• Dallas loss, Hurts injury take edge off Eagles-Cowboys clash
• Body cam footage released of deadly deputy-involved shooting in Waterford
• Member of church marks 70th year as organist for Christmas services
• CPS students get creative indoors during 'Winterfest' constructing gingerbread houses
• First responder among two injured in crash in Middle River
• United Teachers of Dade presents wish list to school board
• Travelers frustrated at canceled flights, high costs
• Kennedy Krieger Institute treats patients to lights, Santa and holiday joy
• MLB cuts Trevor Bauer's suspension to 194 games; reinstated to Dodgers roster
• Most shelters packed, but there's still space for anyone in need
• Traffic slows as temperatures plummet on I-94 in north suburbs
• Man claimed 2 Middle Eastern men set him on fire and stole his car — but Sutter County investigators said it was a lie
• Federal jury indicts Maple Grove man for violent carjacking at Blaine grocery store
• Duquesne University giving bone marrow after finding match through football team's program
• Woman suspected of kidnapping 5-month-old Ohio twins arrested
• Car thefts are rising in Philadelphia. A dive into the numbers
• 9-year-old cancer survivor defies odds to dance in "The Nutcracker" at Academy of Music
• Outdoor workers talk about working in sub-zero temperatures
• Long Beach charity debuts new 'Search and Rescue' van for homeless
• Galleria at White Plains mall closing for good
• Naperville shoppers rush to beat the worst of the winter storm
• Some businesses close early in Hyde Park as snow falls fast and hard for hours
• 1 injured, car split in half in train crash in South Los Angeles
• Weather is beyond our control, but that doesn't mean you're powerless if your flight is canceled
• Copper thieves cut internet access to hundreds of Valley Glen residents
• 10 injured, 1 dead after multi-vehicle crash in Anaheim
• Fire breaks out on Staten Island Ferry, hundreds of passengers evacuated
• More than 800 flights canceled Thursday at Chicago airports as winter storm arrives
• Khari Mosley to challenge Councilman Ricky Burgess in race this spring
• Baltimore star Lamar Jackson to miss 3rd straight game
• Meals on Wheels works through cold and snow to serve North Texas seniors
• Investigation underway after body found on hiking trail in Pacific Palisades
• 49ers announce playoff tickets on sale for at least 1 game at Levi's Stadium
• Man hit by truck on Tri-State Tollway in Gurnee amid winter storm
• As holiday travel rush gears up, South Florida air passengers face delays, cancellations
• Does PennDOT have enough snowplow drivers?
• Montgomery County girl delivers holiday cheer with USPS truck
• U.S. faces shortage of EMTs after nearly one-third of them quit in 2021
• Grandfather offers warning after suffering frostbite
• Police: Unlicensed 16-year-old lost control in deadly L.I. crash
• More than 800 passengers evacuated after fire breaks out on Staten Island ferry
• Former Santa Monica mayor dies in beach plane crash
• New House committee to focus on climate resilient, sustainable infrastructure
• Sacramento sheriff settles suit over immigrant transfers
• Tips to keep your car engine operating smoothly in sub-zero temperatures
• Warming centers open across North Texas as dangerous cold settles in
• Philadelphia nonprofit helps children traumatized by domestic violence
• Following deadly fire, Washington County apartment complex makes change
• New York City struggling to process applications for food stamps
• Maple Leafs hang on 4-3 over Flyers in weekday matinee
• NYC pushing state to lower blood alcohol content threshold for DWI
• Brooklyn rabbi helps thousands of refugees flee Ukraine to neighboring Moldova
• Salvation Army volunteers make last minute push for donations
• State Supreme Court impanels grand jury on COVID-19 vaccines
• Wintry weather could cause havoc on holiday travel
• Winter storm causes travel headaches at Philadelphia International Airport
• "Exercise snacking": a way to stay fit and active during holiday festivities
• California university apologizes for prisoner experiments
• 2 men charged in 2018 death of hunter in Bath Township
• Widow of asylum seeker begs NYC shelters to take mental health seriously
• NYPD: 2 men in critical condition after hit-and-runs in Queens
• Henrietta Lacks statue to replace Robert E. Lee monument in Virginia
• Boston braces for heavy rain, strong wind
• Salvation Army helping make sure families in need are taken care of this Christmas
• Penguins to wear No. 32 decals on helmets to honor Franco Harris
• NYPD makes arrest in robbery and drugging spree in Manhattan
• Pickup truck slides into icy pond in Des Plaines; one person hospitalized
• Philadelphia elementary school brings back holiday tradition of caroling classrooms
• Giants-Vikings reconnects rookie coaches Daboll, O'Connell
• Casa Bonita reopening in May
• Faidley's Seafood keeping up with hustle preparing crab cakes for final holiday at current location
• The best last minute toys for Christmas (plus deals)
• Dunbar High School football standout plans for future, chooses Harvard
• Cowboys DE Sam Williams taken to hospital after car accident
• Plymouth prepares for massive rain storm
• T.I.M.E TO TALK: Working through mental health issues while getting a fresh cut
• Neighbors helping neighbors with the holiday spirit
• Spacewalkers continue International Space Station power upgrade
• University of Chicago scientist explains fusion ignition, what it means for future of clean energy
• Crash on I-83 near Timonium Road closes lanes in both directions
• UCSF apologizes for prison inmate medical experiments in 60s, 70s
• Winter storm affects busiest time of year for Glen Ellyn small businesses
• Oakland to begin implementing universal preschool following court victory
• Walmart Christmas shipping deadline: What's the last day you can order at Walmart for Christmas?
• Shipping deadline: What's the last day you can order at Amazon for Christmas?
• LA County downgrades COVID-19 transmission rates to 'medium'
• Looking for the best last minute gifts? You can still get these gift cards on Amazon before Christmas
• Bruins announce conclusion of investigation into player-vetting process
• Man, 60, found shot dead inside Foresthill home; homicide suspect arrested
• Penn-Trafford High School raises $84K for Make-A-Wish-Foundation through telethon
• Is Walmart open Christmas Eve?
• Is Walmart open Christmas day?
• Christmas in Philly could be coldest in decades. Here are HVAC tips to keep your home delightful
• Garcia scores 18, Gopher men edge Cougars 58-55
• Target recalls 204,000 weighted blankets after 2 girls suffocate
• Winds causing delays at A-Basin Ski Area
• Jury deliberating whether Tory Lanez shot Megan Thee Stallion
• At least 19 have died in hoverboard, e-scooter fires this year
• Driver, 79, killed in crash on I-94 in western Wisconsin
• US probing automated driving system use in 2 Tesla crashes
• Los Gatos High School fentanyl overdoses lead to arrest of suspected San Jose drug dealer
• CTA rerouting buses away from DuSable Lake Shore Drive
• Baltimore students taught proper etiquette at hotel luncheon
• 'Ignite the Light' operation builds community relations, results in 68 arrests of violent criminals
• Omnibus bill includes changes to federal drug treatment programs
• Live Updates: Winter storm brings ice, snow and negative wind chills to Pittsburgh
• Cook County aims to clear 'every road' as snow falls, official says
• Steelers move public Immaculate Reception ceremony inside due to weather
• Parker, Mills, Cardona ruled out vs. Bengals
• Alert Day: Arctic blast will drop temperatures quickly by Friday afternoon
• Frisco company accused of violating OSHA standards in workplace fatality
• GOP rep challenges recount that flipped election to Dem by 1 vote
• Workers zip tied during bank robbery in Inver Grove Heights, police search for suspects
• Gov. Murphy warns about potential power outages in New Jersey
• The Great Northern
• FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried released on $250 million bond
• Called-in threat prompts Del Campo High to shelter-in-place
• Broward sheriff's deputy suspended, arrested in domestic dispute case
• Pope warns Vatican staff an "elegant demon" lurks among them
• PG&E hit with lawsuit from Placer County Water Agency claiming they sparked the Mosquito Fire
• Celebrating the holiday season with a spectacular view of Baltimore
• DEA seizes 2,000 fentanyl pills hidden in hollowed-out dictionary
• DPS security guard charged with sexual exploitation of a minor
• Tracking severe weather: What to know for safe holiday travels
• Justice Delayed: A tale of two counties. Could Sacramento have the solution to court backlogs statewide?
• Police searching for armed pursuit suspect near Studio City
• Former Cripple Creek cop facing charges of multiple sex crimes
• What Bears fans going to Soldier Field on Saturday need to know
• FBI arrests suspect after an hours-long standoff in Sherman Oaks
• Firefighter injured in Minneapolis house fire
• School closings for Friday in Mass. and Southern NH
• The Henry Ford cancels all operations for Dec. 23, including Holiday Nights in Greenfield Village
• MDHHS Macomb County office closes after vehicle crashes into building
• New Jersey governor signs bill overhauling gun carry rules
• Chicago Weather Alert: Winter storm warning; blizzard-like conditions
• Illinois Driver Services Facilities closing early due to winter storm
• Pirates GM Cherington wants to add more starting pitching
• Gunman, employee shot during argument, tussle in South Side business
• Palo Alto police searching for juvenile suspects in 7-11 robbery
• Michigan's award-winning Olu Oluwatimi endured a heavy heart
• Christmas gift guide 2022: There's still time to get an Apple iPad Pro delivered by Christmas
• DNR encourages Michiganders to safely use snowmobiles as winter storm approaches
• Jan. 6 witness said Trump-linked lawyer urged her to "downplay" role in testimony
• Couple who shares birthday welcomes baby on birthday
• In Trump's approach to tax audits, a familiar legal strategy: delay
• Oakland County woman wins $4 million while buying a turkey
• Puppy accidentally euthanized at Baldwin Park Animal Care Center
• Air quality district issues Spare The Air alerts banning wood burning through Christmas
• US probing automated driving system use in 2 recent Tesla crashes
• Christmas gift guide 2022: These kitchen sets from The Pioneer Woman can still be delivered by Christmas
• You can still get Apple AirPods delivered before Christmas -- and they're on sale
• NFL Sunday Ticket heads to YouTube starting in 2023
• Kane, McHenry County offices closed for winter storm
• Chicago police officer dies of apparent suicide in Garfield Ridge
• Man dies after being struck multiple times by gunfire in Woodlawn
• 3 more suspects arrested in Sunnyvale gas station thefts totaling 30,000 gallons
• Red Sox officially release Eric Hosmer, despite only owing him league minimum salary
• DTE prepares for "massive weather" event; power outages are expected
• Two seniors, convicted after feeding stray cats, file appeal and prepare to sue
• Amazon is offering an unbeatable deal on this Amazon Fire HD 10 table bundle, plus more last-minute gift ideas
• Winter driving tips: Everything you should know before hitting the road
• Jeter Downs claimed by Nationals
• Warming centers to open in Pittsburgh on Christmas Eve
• 11 Crumbl Cookies' franchises violated child labor regulations in 6 states
• Crumbl Cookies in Twin Cities fined for violating child labor laws
• Fern Hollow Bridge reopens to traffic 11 months after collapse
• Poor Fort Collins cell signal labeled "dangerous," costing taxpayers
• Edgewood woman shot and killed, Towson suspect found in PA
• Holiday travel delays mounting as winter storm moves in
• International migration drove US population growth in 2022
• Queens family searching for Miguel Angel Rivera, 72, missing since Wednesday afternoon
• "Are you the next winner?" Mega Millions jackpot now $510 million
• Ex-D.C. officers found guilty in death of 20-year-old during police chase
• Driver dies in crash after running stop sign in Arlington, police say
• Sheriff: Sacramento County standoff suspect arrested after allegedly firing shot at deputy
• "Where's Marty?" Blog Aviation Museum Train Garden
• Cold weather sticks around through the end of the work week
• Slippery Rock University names new president
• Robert Kraft invites fan heckled in Las Vegas to Pats-Bengals
• Thankful Little Havana residents line up for holiday food distribution
• What is a bomb cyclone? Explaining the bombogenesis storm forecast
• Christmas gift guide 2022: Best last minute gifts at Amazon (with deals)
• Michigan State Police investigate double homicide in Inkster
• SFPD sergeant gets jail time for robbing pharmacy
• Walmart reduced the Apple Watch 8 to $369 just in time for Christmas
• PennDOT and AAA team up to offer advice on holiday travel plans
• Miami Springs shooting, one man dead
• Hundreds of cancellations, delays as Chicago airports prepare for winter storm Thursday
• Here's how much pay Americans say they'd need to switch jobs
• Snow emergency declared for Auburn Hills
• Hate crime charges filed in San Francisco Haight District skateboard attack
• San Francisco man critical after being shot, run over during attempted carjacking
• Stocks plummet as good economic news fuels interest-rate fears
• Chick-fil-A fined for "volunteer" program that paid only in meals
• Chicago could see a mask advisory return as COVID and flu cases surge
• Latest snowfall
• Red Sox' Xander Bogaerts replacement could be Joey Wendle
• ComEd crews preparing for strong winds, possible power outages
• Lizzo opens the doors of her new home to "CBS Sunday Morning"
• Teen arrested in Monessen football player's shooting death
• Piece of Mackinac Bridge makes its way to South Pole
• State Treasurer Stacy Garrity bans TikTok from Pennsylvania Treasury Department devices
• Christmas gift guide 2022: Best last minute gifts that still deliver by Christmas
• Firefighters respond to blaze at sober living facility in Arleta
• Tesla offers rare year-end discounts on 2023 Models 3 and Y
• Red Wings-Senators game postponed due to severe weather
• Franco Harris on what he remembers about his "Immaculate Reception"
• Gilway to retire as Citizens Insurance CEO
• Doctor explains what frigid weather conditions could do to human body
• Roads, flights, schools and business closures and cancellations
• Father of 10-year-old shot inside Minneapolis apartment sentenced to 90 days in workhouse
• 9-year-old attacks classmate with knife at Westland bus stop, authorities say
• Heart attack deaths spike during the winter holidays
• Councilman voices support for Drag Queen Story Hour after recent vandalism
• Hudson's Big Guys BBQ Roadhouse shares brunch options
• Woman wins $175,000 jackpot at office holiday gift exchange
• Alleged victims of Grand Junction nurse accused of sexual assault speak out
• Teen charged in street racing crash that killed Redwood City couple to remain in custody
• Gov. Desantis fills Broward School Board seat after Rod Velez missed deadline
• What to know about Detroit's snow removal policy
• Eastbound I-30 closed after major crash left 1 person dead
• Biotech company aims to treat sudden hearing loss
• Using NFL playoff simulators to see Patriots' potential path to playoffs
• Target recalls children's weighted blankets after two girls died
• Man wanted in 5 murders across 2 states gets 35-year sentence in NJ
• Holiday parties can be the perfect chance for networking
• Merle Unger, who was handed life sentence for killing Hagerstown officer, released from prison
• How to keep your pets safe and warm during cold winter storm
• The next PS5 restock is today: Here's where to get a PlayStation 5 in time for Christmas
• Gardner Minshew to start for Eagles against Cowboys
• Extra days rest has ailing 49ers QB Brock Purdy ready to finish season strong
• Bear fatally shot after escaping exhibit at Jacksonville zoo, attacking keeper
• Sacramento County deputy-involved crash leaves 1 person dead
• The most popular gifts for Christmas 2022, according to Google
• 'It felt like the end of world;' Shocked residents forge ahead after Humboldt quake
• Delays, cancellations begin to mount at MSP as winter storm continues
• Ronnie Hillman, Super Bowl champion running back, dies at age 31
• "Very rare discovery" of fossil unveils a dinosaur eating a mammal
• Driver ejected on I-94 in western Wis., child in car seat uninjured
• First Alert Weather: Live updates for Thursday, Dec. 22
• Florida Clears Santa's Visit, Issues Permit For 'Animal Movement'
• Logan Airport packed as incoming storm expected to impact holiday travel
• Police believe attempted burglar shot 7 times in Germantown
• NFL 'Sunday Ticket' headed to YouTube beginning next season
• Where's the money going? See how Pa. split $170 million in police grants
• American's holiday road trips hampered by artic blast
• Why stocks are a good gift to give this year
• Russians hunt down Ukrainians on lists: "We will find you"
• Former Harvard fencing coach and Maryland businessman are both acquitted of bribery charges
• United Airlines pilot union leader steps down after disparaging comments come to light
• ATM explodes at Wells Fargo bank branch in Philadelphia
• Brittney Griner urges supporters to write letters to Paul Whelan in prison
• Massive storm cancels hundreds of flights as "crippling impacts" expected
• Baltimore police seek missing 93-year-old man
• Chicago Winter Storm: timing, snow amounts, and other hazards
• Analyst says Pats have the "most predictable" offense in NFL
• Minnesota man indicted in $1.6M romance scam involving crypto exchanges
• Orioles get McCann, cash from Mets for player to be named
• Fantasy football starts, sits, and sleepers for NFL Week 16
• Newton's 'Tot Shabbat' teaches Jewish tradition at young age
• First Alert Weather: Arctic front brings strong winds to North Texas
• CPS to have full-day of classes Thursday, but no after-school programs due to winter storm
• PTL Links: December 22, 2022
• Off-duty Lincolnwood police officer car struck by gunfire in Belmont Cragin
• Why you should get pet insurance in 2023
• Drivers asked to "stay off roads if possible" Friday
• Suspect arrested in shootings of Bronx gas clerk, Philly traffic officer
• Aaron Judge, Carlos Correa near misses have Giants fans bewildered for upcoming season
• EXPLAINER: How Correa lost Giants deal, ended up with Mets
• Pedestrian killed on 10 Freeway in DTLA near San Pedro Street off-ramp
• Homeless man dies after being found on fire in Baltimore
• Former Bronco, Super Bowl champion Ronnie Hillman passes away
• It's not just the roads: 100s of holiday flights canceled as winter storm rolls in
• How to keep your pets safe ahead of dangerous weather
• NASA captures "snapshot in time" showing how a star is born
• Black Village Foundation hosting 3rd annual Toy Drive
• Bear fatally shot after escape, attack on Florida zookeeper
• Mummers release official drink: Mummers Row Philly Tea
• Miami Weather: Two days of warmth before temperatures plummet
• 'He was one of the great ones:' Travelers at Pittsburgh International remember Franco Harris
• Matthew Judon named to Pro Bowl
• Teen, 14, struck by stray bullet in West Baltimore
• Driver claims Tesla's self-driving software triggered Thanksgiving Bay Bridge crash
• He testified on behalf of George Floyd's killer. Now his past cases are under review.
• Women who say they were sexually assaulted by ICU nurse speak out: "Why me?"
• Investigation underway after 1 person injured in shooting on I-57 ramp near Halsted Street
• Nonprofit helps feed hundreds of families each week as need soars
• Accused kingpin dubbed "Asia's El Chapo" extradited to Australia
• Algonquin residents reminded to leave garbage cans, recycling bins ahead of winter storm.
• MTA: Upgrades to subway signal system delayed on F and G lines
• Billerica Girl Scouts supporting rat poison regulation to protect wildlife
• US life expectancy drops to lowest level in 25 years
• Attorneys for accused Tree of Life shooter Robert Bowers asking for separate proceedings
• 5 Vikings players make Pro Bowl roster, along with 9 alternates
• "Santa Boston" spreads Christmas joy throughout the city
• Maryland Senate president announces leadership appointments
• Overnight vehicles fires in the Hill District under investigation
• Roman understands second-guessing as Ravens sputter
• Report: Florida insurance changes will help, take time
• Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu says he has formed a new coalition
• Impending winter weather threatens holiday travel
• A powerful storm is headed to Philly area for Christmas weekend. Here's what to expect
• Details emerge about woman killed in Hawaii shark attack
• U.S. workers are more diverse than ever — but companies aren't keeping up
• Investigation underway after racist, inappropriate images found at Montgomery County high school
• Busy morning at PHL Airport as travelers hope to beat winter storm
• Pittsburgh Weather: Wintry mix turns to rain before weekend winter storm
• FCC proposes record $300 million fine over huge robocall "scam" campaign
• Video shows moment police told social influencer about boyfriend's death
• Flight cancellations top 1,700 nationwide, disrupting holiday travel
• Gas station robbery suspect taken into custody
• SCHOOL CLOSINGS: Winter storm prompts delays and closures
• Week 16 NFL Picks: Tom Brady should get to pick a playoff team
• Mayor Ed Gainey's report finds dozens of Pittsburgh's bridges in need of immediate work
• Don't forget winter road safety on your holiday travels
• Downtown Holiday Market to close for the season at the end of the day
• Closed-door talks fail to settle Pennsylvania State House control fight
• Earthquake early warning system put to the test — and officials say it worked
• Jamie Lopez, reality TV star from "Super Sized Salon," dies at 37
• Defiant Zelenskyy tells Congress "this battle cannot be frozen and postponed"
• Doctors warn of potential spike in flu, COVID-19, RSV cases after holidays
• Life expectancy falls for second straight year, CDC reports

Videos from December 22, 2022

• Weather woes across nation hamper holiday travel
• Billboards spring up around Los Angeles with messages combatting antisemitism
• Fire extinguished at Victorian home in downtown Sacramento
• Union Mine vs. Laguna Creek
• Former Folsom star Ngata transfers from ASU to Washington
• It's a slow recovery process for Northern California communities impacted by earthquake
• Sacramento animal shelter overflowing with furry friends
• Man arrested for filing false police report of alleged carjacking, assault
• Suspect in killing of CHP captain's husband no longer at Sacramento County jail
• SMF expects record-breaking travel numbers this Christmas
• Victoria home goes up in flames in downtown Sacramento
• Look At This: Candy Cane Lane in El Segundo
• Father of freeway shooting victim speaks out as daughter fights for life
• Trevor Bauer reinstated to Dodgers roster after suspension cut to 194 games
• Last-minute shoppers flood stores across Southland ahead of Christmas
• Massive winter storm threatening travel plans for many at LAX
• Witnesses react to small plane crash on Santa Monica beach that left two people hospitalized
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Dangerous cold overnight
• People Making a Difference: San Fernando Valley man's homemade light show spreads holiday cheer
• Holiday shoppers out in force at Woodfield Mall despite winter storm
• MGC plans to begin in-person sports betting on Jan. 31
• Car stuck on giant snowbank in Minneapolis
• Flight encounters turbulence, several sick passengers at PHL
• NEXT Weather: 10 p.m. report
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• Good Question: How does the post office deliver mail?
• First Alert weather: CBS2 11 p.m. forecast
• Meteorologist Derek Beasley has your Thursday night forecast
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• Temps continue to fall overnight
• Overdose-reversal drug now stocked in Bloomington schools
• Here's how to avoid getting burned by your next heat bill
• Next Weather: WBZ Forecast
• Blizzard conditions snarl Twin Cities roads
• Road conditions treacherous in suburbs during winter storm
• Passengers recount moments after fire broke out on Staten Island Ferry
• LA County moves from "high" to "medium" level of COVID activity
• Man attacked in Hialeah while canvassing for votes speaks
• Man dies in house fire in Brimfield
• Frustrated faces make their way through LaGuardia Airport
• Stores carrying over-the-counter children's fever-pain medicine experiencing shortages
• Last-minute rush for holiday shoppers before the storm
• Whiting, Indiana hit hard by winter storm
• Hardware stores see rush ahead of storm
• Winter weather causes power outages, leaving North Texans in the dark
• Officials planning for winter weather storm to impact travel
• Weather disrupts holiday travel plans in Philadelphia
• Rain and wind slamming Tri-State Area as storm moves in
• Airline passengers scramble to get in and out of Logan Airport before storm
• Man believed to be homeless dies after catching on fire, police say
• Plane carrying sick, vomiting passengers landing at PHL
• Bears vs. Bills: Three Things to Watch
• MTA: Upgrades to subway signal system delayed on F and G lines
• Eye on Politics: A political era ends in Tarrant County
• Top Stories Dallas - Fort Worth, Dec. 22
• Commercial Dungeness crab fishing season set to open Dec. 31
• PIX Now
• San Francisco assemblyman leads push to expand Narcan availability
• Plane landing at PHL carrying sick passengers
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Snow slows across Chicago area, but frigid temps continue
• Look at This: The LAPD Hooper Heliport
• CBS News Los Angeles: The Rundown (Dec. 22 PM Edition)
• Father and son rowing team secures lifelong connection on the water
• Alumnos de escuela primaria en Filadelfia van de sala a sala cantando villancicos en español
• The Uplift: Help for the holidays
• Sacramento County Superior Court is looking for grand jurors
• San Francisco citizen journalist documents fentanyl crisis
• Dozens lineup in hunt for crucial tamale ingredient ahead of Christmas
• Hundreds of passengers evacuated after fire breaks out on Staten Island Ferry
• 2,000 flights and counting canceled so far nationwide
• SoCal freeways flooding with holiday travelers
• First Alert weather: CBS2 9 p.m. forecast
• Sacramento evening weather forecast - Dec. 22, 2022
• Winter storms across much of U.S. bedevil holiday travelers
• FAA, NTSB to investigate cause of small plane crash in Santa Monica
• Millions of Americans begin traveling just days before Christmas
• South Florida officials activate cold weather plans with plunging temps in the forecast
• First Alert Weather Thursday Night Forecast
• New TSA Security Director draws on past trauma to ensure the safety of travelers
• Federal lawmakers propose TikTok ban on government devices
• Arizona to remove shipping container border wall
• Talking COVID: How to avoid the holiday infection surge
• Suspect gets on 210 Freeway; law enforcement drops pursuit
• "Once in a generation" winter storm blasts U.S.
• Girl's lemonade stand helps fund East Bay food bank
• Chicago Weather Alert: Snow decreases
• Suspect turns off headlights
• Body cam video released of deadly deputy-involved shooting
• Community leaders honor Rabbi Shlomo Noginski
• Suspect narrowly avoids oncoming traffic while splitting lanes
• Member of Pittsburgh church marks 70th year as organist for Christmas services
• Police in pursuit of potentially armed suspect in San Gabriel Valley
• CPS students make gingerbread houses
• Logan Airport packed as storm expected to impact holiday travel
• Investigation underway after plane crashes onto beach in Santa Monica
• Bitter cold continues through Thursday night into Friday
• San Francisco hit with lawsuit over homeless sweeps
• The latest on a deadly crash involving a local sheriff's deputy
• Congressman-elect George Santos says he'll address allegations about lying on resume
• Impending winter weather threatens holiday travel
• Travelers frustrated at cancelled flights, high costs at DIA
• Former Sac State RB Cameron Skattebo signs letter of intent to Arizona State
• Lots of cancelled flights, frustration at Chicago's O'Hare Airport amid winter storm
• 'Enjoy the movies'
• Duquesne University football player donating bone marrow after finding match through team's drive
• Emergency crews surround Southwest flight from Spokane that landed in Sacramento
• Target recalls Pillowfort weighted blankets following pair of child deaths
• Person hit by semi while checking damage from earlier crash
• Winter storm hits Glen Ellyn during big holiday shopping time
• Video captures small plane crashing onto beach in Santa Monica
• Most shelters packed, but there's still space for anyone in need
• Chicago Weather Alert: Snow fall tapers off
• Blowing, drifting snow a hazard on Tri-State Tollway
• 1 injured, car split in half after collision with train in South Los Angeles
• Outdoor workers talk about working in sub-zero temperatures
• Long Beach nonprofit uses new van to help homeless
• Doctor gives tips for protecting against hypothermia
• CBS 2 covers Holiday Havoc 2022 all over the Chicago area
• Miami-Dade teachers union have wish list for school administrators
• First Alert Weather: Strong winds, frigid temps persist overnight
• Temperature drops, but beauty prevails in Naperville
• Plano neighborhood's popular holiday light display helps out local food pantry
• NEXT Weather: 6 p.m. report
• Copper thieves cut internet access to hundreds of Valley Glen residents
• New details emerge from transcripts of Jan. 6 committee's witness interviews
• Snow beings to taper off in Hyde Park
• Grandfather offers warning after suffering frostbite
• Justice Delayed: Could Sacramento County hold the solution to court backlogs statewide?
• Flight canceled? Here’s what to do next
• Need somewhere warm to stay? Warming centers open across North Texas
• Unrelenting wind blowing snow everywhere
• Even professional truckers are hesitant about hitting the blizzardy roads
• Body found on hiking trail in Pacific Palisades
• Blizzard conditions across the US causing travel woes for thousands
• The 'worst trip' ever for one couple waiting at O'Hare Airport amid winter storm cancellations
• Homeless man dies after being found on fire in Baltimore
• Chicago Weather Alert: Light snowfall and frigid temps
• SMF expecting busy travel days Thursday, Friday
• Khari Mosley to challenge Councilman Ricky Burgess in race this spring
• CBS News New York presents: Holiday Light Flight
• Two people extracted from small plane following crash on Santa Monica beach
• Jan. 6 witness says Trump allies applied pressure
• New York attorney general to investigate Rep.-elect George Santos
• Does PennDOT have enough snowplow drivers?
• Weighted blankets recalled after 2 children die
• Gary residents bearing the brunt of the winter storm
• Truck drivers at Lake Forest Oasis advise people to stay off roads
• Celebrating the holiday season with a spectacular view of Baltimore
• Casa Bonita reopening in May
• Baltimore students taught proper etiquette at hotel luncheon
• National EMT shortage threatens patient care
• South Florida airports busy amid holiday travel rush complicated by winter weather
• Winds causing delays at A-Basin Ski Area
• PennDOT said it's ready for winter storm
• T.I.M.E TO TALK: Working through mental health issues while getting a fresh cut
• Ukrainian president makes impassioned plea for aid
• City sending out over 60 trucks overnight
• Evening forecast update for 12/22: Still warm before temps drop
• Some states expected to see wind chills below zero
• Monster snowstorm disrupts holiday travel
• Coast-to-coast winter storm threatens millions
• North Texans escape the cold at indoor water park
• Passengers evacuated after fire on Staten Island Ferry
• KDKA-TV Evening Forecast (12/22)
• Faidley's Seafood keeping up with hustle preparing crab cakes for final holiday at current location
• Black Dolls Matter donates dolls to children for Christmas
• NEXT Weather: 5 p.m. report
• Car fire causes traffic jam on I-295
• Meteorologist Derek Beasley has your Thursday evening forecast
• Galleria at White Plains mall closing for good
• Snow piles up in Michigan City
• Adnan Syed hired by Georgetown University
• NEXT Weather: Tough holiday travel
• Fire on Staten Island Ferry
• Dunbar High School football standout plans for future, chooses Harvard
• Little girl defies odds to dance after years of variety of health problems
• Wind chill drops temps into the teens
• 'Ignite the Light' operation builds community relations, results in 68 arrests of violent criminals
• Police release photos of two men suspected in deadly shooting near CFG Bank Arena in downtown Baltim
• Extreme weather stressing critical infrastructure
• Wintry weather could cause havoc on holiday travel
• New York City struggling to process applications for food stamps
• Weather causing travel headaches at Philadelphia International Airport
• Following deadly fire, Washington County apartment complex makes change
• One person injured in truck crash on Tri-State Tollway in Gurnee
• Next Weather: WBZ Evening News Update For December 22, 2022
• As winter storm forces Chicago flight cancellations, parents need to keep kids entertained
• DFW travelers deal with delays, cancellations
• Denver asking for federal assistance as influx of migrants continue to rise
• New York nurses closing in on strike
• Salvation Army volunteers make last minute push for donations
• Tips and tricks to keep your car running this winter
• Nonprofit going extra mile to make Christmas bright for traumatized families
• New concerns over evidence lost in NYPD warehouse fire
• Meals on Wheels helps elderly, offers heaters and food during frigid weather
• Brooklyn rabbi helps thousands of refugees flee Ukraine
• CBS 2's Mobile Weather Lab heads out on the slick, slow-moving highways across Chicago area
• Slick driving conditions, but not everyone can choose to stay off the roads
• Some make best of winter storm in Hyde Park
• College football fans tailgate inside ahead of Armed Forces Bowl
• Chicago Weather Alert: Below zero windchillls
• Montgomery County girl delivers holiday cheer with USPS truck
• Warming centers open as arctic weather settles in
• Kids treated to annual holiday shopping spree in Nassau County
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 12/22 Thursday evening winter storm update
• Salvation Army distributes gifts through Angel Tree program
• Traffic moving, but slow on I-94 in north suburbs
• Philadelphia Zoo cancels LumiNature due to weather
• Pickup truck slides into pond in Des Plaines; one person hospitalized
• CBS 2's Mobile Weather Lab ventures to hard-hit Northwest Indiana during winter storm
• Driver charged in deadly Apple store crash appears in court
• Officials pushing for stronger DWI laws in New York
• Northwest Indiana residents out and about as the snow and temps continue to fall
• What you need to know to keep yourself safe driving in winter weather
• NYPD looking for 2 hit-and-run drivers in Queens
• Shoppers pack Market Basket in Revere ahead of storm
• How to stay fit and active during holiday festivities
• Hypothermia: Keeping yourself safe from the bitter cold
• Congressman-elect George Santos responds to allegations
• Widow of asylum seeker begs NYC shelters to take mental health seriously
• Streets and San works to keep roads clear during afternoon rush
• Doctors urge people to wear masks as respiratory viruses spread
• Driving Tips: Navigating icy road conditions
• NYPD makes arrest in robbery and drugging spree in Manhattan
• NEXT Weather: 4 p.m. report
• Hyde Park's Silver Room stays open despite winter storm
• The Great Northern coming to Twin Cities
• Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee calls for humane approach to migrant situation at southern border
• First Alert Weather: Skies gradually clearing, but cold air settling in
• "Crypto king" Sam Bankman-Fried appears in Manhattan federal court
• Workers zip tied during bank robbery
• Boston braces for heavy rain, strong wind
• Cancellations, delays continue at the airports amid winter storm
• Police say unlicensed 16-year-old lost control in deadly crash
• Number of car thefts in Philadelphia is surging rapidly since 2019
• Tarrant Area Food Bank cancels distribution in Weatherford
• Tips for dealing with flight cancellations
• N.Y. Congressman-elect George Santos faces investigation over reports of false claims
• Winter storm affects busiest time of year for Glen Ellyn small businesses
• Holiday travelers trying to get out ahead of winter storm
• Thousands of flights across the US canceled due to winter storm
• Holiday travelers hit the roads earlier to beat rain storm
• University of Chicago scientist on the future possbilities for fusion ignition
• Chicago Weather Alert: Blowing and drifting snow
• Hempstead sanding & salting roads ahead of winter storm
• Tailgaters head indoors as temps plummet ahead of Armed Forces Bowl
• Tips to prepare for power outages
• Murphy warns storm could cause power outages in New Jersey
• Winter storm causes travel headaches at Philadelphia International Airport
• Warming centers open across North Texas as bitter cold sweeps in
• Severe winter weather: What to expect this holiday weekend
• Plymouth prepares for massive rain storm
• WCCO digital headlines: Afternoon of Dec. 22, 2022
• Congress tries to wrap up the year with spending bill, Jan. 6 report
• Philadelphia school caroling classrooms
• 12/22: Red and Blue
• CBS 2's Mobile Weather Lab heads out on I-88 during Holiday Havoc 2022
• Penn-Trafford High School raises $84K for Make-A-Wish Foundation through telethon
• Meteorologist Derek Beasley has your Thursday evening forecast
• Christmas could be coldest in decade. Here are HVAC tips to keep home delightful
• Target recalls 204,000 weighted blankets after girls suffocate in North Carolina
• Advice for holiday travelers as severe weather disrupts airports, roads
• Firefighter injured in Minneapolis house fire
• Associates of FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried cooperating with federal prosecutors
• Snow begins to stick on I-94 in far north suburbs
• LAPD chase after armed suspect
• Snow falls hard and fast in Hyde Park, some businesses close early
• Shoppers in Glen Ellyn brave the snow as temperatures plummet
• ByteDance probe finds employees gained access to some of TikTok's U.S. user data
• Cook County aims to clear 'every road' as snow falls, official says
• Snowy weather covering Gary, Indiana
• Naperville shoppers rush to beat worst of winter storm
• Snow falling fast in northwest Indiana
• Winter storm testing patience of holiday travelers
• A live look at CBS 2's Mobile Weather Lab in Yorkville as snow falls on Thursday
• Chicago Weather Alert: Steady snow falling, frigid temps and strong winds coming
• Last minute holiday shopping at Cherry Hill Mall
• First Alert Weather: 4 p.m. winter storm update
• Stocks slide as strong economic reports fuel fears surrounding inflation, interest rates
• Looking for a last-minute Christmas gift? Here are a few suggestions
• NEXT Weather Storm Update 12-22-22
• Del Campo High sheltering in place after threat called in
• Over half a million Samsung washing machines recalled
• Tips for last-minute holiday shopping
• PIX Now
• Police searching for pursuit suspect
• Red & Gold Report: Rookie QB Brock Purdy talks about Christmas card for his teammates
• Street musician Marc Coleman's melodies add calm to San Francisco streets
• Chargers G.O.A.T.S game at SoFi features many athletes & celebs
• Roger "The Peanut Man" set to return to Dodger Stadium
• Sacramento mid-day weather forecast: Dec. 22, 2022
• Holiday flight cancellations piling up as fierce winter storm grips the nation
• Staleys doin' work to tackle homelessness thru Project Hope Alliance
• Rio Dell continues to recover after an earthquake caused damage and knocked out power
• Senate passes $1.7 trillion spending bill to avoid government shutdown
• NEXT Weather: Who sees single digit wind chills
• Gardner Minshew talks ahead of start for Eagles against Cowboys
• What's new at the box office -- and holiday film favorites
• First flakes falling in Michigan City
• Winter Storm arrives in Glen Ellyn
• Senate passes $1.7 trillion spending bill one day before government shutdown deadline
• 200,000 holiday passengers a day expected to pass through LAX this week
• Longtime Boston YMCA resident seeks cards, visitors for holidays
• 200,000 holiday passengers a day expected to pass through LAX this week
• Extended: U of M to take on Syracuse at Pinstripe Bowl
• Illinois Driver Services Facilities close early due to winter storm
• NEXT Weather: Steady rain falling
• Another ornament for our Good Day tree!
• Question of the Day - 12/22
• CBS News Los Angeles: The Rundown (Dec. 22 AM Edition)
• 4-year-old with a speech delay brings mom to tears of joy
• Black man sues over being punched, kicked in traffic stop
• Kane, McHenry County offices closed because of winter storms
• WCCO viewers submit their winter photos
• Marge and Hal Ornament delivery!
• Moose caught on camera shedding both antlers at same time
• Another ornament for our tree, it's a special one!
• How Ukrainians are reacting to Zelenskyy's U.S. trip
• "Me and Mr. Monks" author Dawn Blair joins us!
• Harford County Sherriff's Office finds suspect in deadly Edgewood shooting
• Last minute holiday shopping
• NEXT Weather: Noon report
• Thursday morning weather forecast (Dec. 22)
• First Alert Weather Day Update
• Firefighters spread holiday cheer
• Target recalls children's weighted blankets after two deaths
• Trivia Toast, 9am 12/22/2022
• Toilet Paper Delivery
• COVID-Safe Christmas Party
• Over 60 cancellations at MSP
• Good Day Rewind - 12/22
• NEXT Weather: Arctic blast
• Movie or Made Up?
• Road conditions put holiday plans on hold
• Holiday Tractor Train!
• Twin Rocks Estate Winery
• Meteorologist Abigail Degler has your Thursday afternoon forecast
• WBZ News Update For December 22, 2022
• "Once in a generation" winter storm threatens nearly every state in the country
• King Tides warning for the holiday weekend
• Years after undergoing liver transplants as infants, women share a special bond
• INDOT: Crews pretreating roads, preparing plows for incoming snowstorm
• Community rallies behind Wayland superintendent targeted by racist graffiti
• PennDOT and AAA team up to offer advice on holiday travel plans
• Logan Airport packed as incoming storm expected to impact holiday travel
• Nonprofit Salute to Service holds toy giveaway for military families
• Boston officials make preparations ahead of potentially damaging storm
• Target recalls weighted blankets after 2 deaths
• Next Weather: WBZ afternoon update for December 22
• NEXT Weather Thursday Forecast 12/22/2022 12PM
• First Alert Weather: Storm makes its way into our area
• NEXT Weather: Who sees single digit wind chills
• Chicago Weather Alert: Snow followed by freezing temps
• Little Havana Christmas food distribution appreciated by struggling to get by
• Impending winter weather threatens holiday travel
• First Alert Weather: Light snow across North Texas, but cold remains big story
• Man killed in Miami Springs shooting
• Bottom of the Box Ornaments!
• Chicago could see a mask advisory return as COVID and flu cases surge
• NYPD discusses arrests in ongoing investigations
• Sacramento SPCA Pet of the Week - meet Oliver!
• 2 men critically hurt in separate hit-and-runs
• ATM explodes at bank branch in Philadelphia neighborhood
• Gov. DeSantis appoints Foganholi to Broward School Board after Velez missed deadline
• ComEd crews prepare for strong winds, possible power outages
• Artic blast causing flight delays, cancelations at South Florida's airports
• Hundreds of cancellations, delays as Chicago airports prepare for winter storm Thursday
• Zelenskyy says U.S. aid to Ukraine is an "investment in democracy"
• Air travelers advised to expect delays, cancellations due to winter storm
• NYC calls on state to crack down on drunk driving
• Gardner Minshew to start against Cowboys as Hurts battles injury
• Where to find warmth in North Texas
• Holiday travel, winter storm make for double-whammy at area airports
• Miami-Dade Fire Rescue stress Christmas tree safety
• Lizzo on being a homeowner: "It's a milestone for me"
• Placer County Water Agency sues PG&E for Mosquito Fire damages
• Placer County Water Agency sues PG&E for Mosquito Fire damages
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• Awesome parade floats!
• Tonight: Holiday Light Flight
• Baltimore Banner: Marylanders dropped from the state’s food assistance program
• Minnesota man indicted in $1.6M romance scam involving crypto exchanges
• Gardner Minshew to start for Eagles against Dallas Cowboys on Christmas Eve
• Andreas the horse loves to hoop!
• Bob Pompeani Talks to Jim Nantz on Passing of Steelers Legend Franco Harris
• WeCAB offers supplemental ride services around metro suburbs
• Hudson's Big Guys BBQ Roadhouse shares brunch options
• NEXT Weather: Region deals with snow, rain and freezing rain
• Knowing the signs of a heart attack could save your life
• Fresh flowers can add a splash of holiday color
• Midlothian holiday display collecting food for those in need
• Life expectancy falls for second straight year due to COVID-19, drug overdoses
• NEXT Weather Alert: 10 a.m. weather report
• Sacramento County deputy-involved crash leaves 1 person dead
• Sacramento County deputy-involved crash leaves 1 person dead
• Eastbound I-30 closed after major crash left 1 person dead
• Chicago Weather Alert: Winter Storm Warning, dangerous temps ahead
• Travelers pay tribute to Franco Harris
• Cook County prepares for winter storm; offers advice to drivers
• Oakland police hold first ever Toys for the Town
• Meteorologist Tim Williams has your Thursday morning forecast
• U.S. economy's third quarter growth numbers better than expected
• ComEd crew preparing for strong winds, possible power outages
• Furry Friend Finder: Rasha
• How to network at your holiday gatherings
• Where's Marty? Continuing our theme week at Maryland Aviation Museum's Holiday Garden
• Councilman voices support for drag queen story hour
• Where's Marty? Learning the history of the Maryland Aviation Museum's train garden
• Hundreds of cancellations, delays as Chicago airports prepare for winter storm Thursday
• Honoring the legacy of Soul legend Donny Hathaway
• Millions of Americans traveling for the holidays
• Gil Sanchez helps preserve Bay Area's historical heritage
• CBS13 News AM News Update - 12/22/22
• Thursday weather forecast - Dec. 22, 2022
• Where's Marty? Exploring the Maryland Aviation Museum Holiday Garden
• NEXT Weather: Rain, wind to arrive in Philadelphia region
• The Minimum Method
• Passport To Pittsburgh
• Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu announces new right-wing government coalition
• Kidsburgh: What to do on winter break
• U.K. economy shrinks as inflation rises and workers go on strike
• PIX Now -- Thursday morning headlines from the KPIX newsroom
• Tips on keeping pets safe during the winter
• First Alert Weather forecast for Thursday morning
• Drug Enforcement Administration says it seized enough fentanyl in 2022 to kill every American
• Metra operating on modified schedule Friday
• Next Weather: WBZ Mid-Morning Update For December 22
• Drelick family celebrating 40 years of decking out their Harleysville house for Christmas
• Pittsburgh Today Live Chat: Dec. 22, 2022
• Man armed with large knife tries to break into Pasadena home, suspect at large
• Attempted burglar shot in Philadelphia's Germantown neighborhood
• Investigation underway after ATM explosion in Chestnut Hill
• Colorado Weather: Extreme cold weather continues
• Sacramento County deputy-involved crash leaves 1 person critically injured
• Ukrainian President Zelenskyy seeks to inspire and reassure Congress with wartime speech
• Pedestrian killed on 10 Freeway in DTLA near San Pedro Street off-ramp
• Dylan Gilmer on the "NFL Nickmas Game"
• Patriots 1st Down: Can the Patriots beat the Bengals on Christmas Eve?
• Have the San Francisco Giants struck out with their fans
• Patriots 1st Down: Can Santa help the Patriots make to the playoffs?
• Patriots 1st Down: Is Mac Jones going too far with his in-game outbursts?
• Experimental, early-stage drug aims to restore hearing
• Patriots 1st Down: Is everything OK with the team after devastating loss to Raiders?
• WBZ News update for December 22
• Chicago airports preparing for winter storm Thursday
• MnDOT offers holiday travel advice, and how they're working to keep roads safe
• Black Village Foundation hosting annual toy giveaway
• It's not just the roads: 100s of holiday flights canceled as winter storm rolls in
• Man struck by U-Haul truck in Queens
• Dangerously cold temperatures on the way to North Texas
• Suspect arrested in Bronx, Philadelphia shootings
• 4 things to know for Dec. 22, 2022
• Man critically hurt in Queens hit and run
• Breaking down Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's U.S. trip, speech to Congress
• NEXT Weather Alert: 7 a.m. weather report
• ComEd: What to do in case of power outage?
• Mummers now have an official drink
• Congressman-elect George Santos remains silent amid growing questions about resume
• Driver ejected on I-94 in western Wis., child in car seat uninjured
• Know before you go: Thursday, Dec. 22
• Retailers now charging fees for online returns
• Digital Brief: Dec. 22, 2022 (AM)
• Ukraine's president calls U.S. support in war with Russia an investment in freedom
• Defiant Zelenskyy tells Congress "this battle cannot be frozen and postponed"
• Deputy involved in crash that left 1 person critically injured
• NEXT Weather Thursday Forecast 12/22/2022 7AM
• Deaths in custody under review
• On the frontlines with America's largest vegetarian hunger relief program
• Algonquin residents reminded to leave out garbage, recycling bins today
• NEXT Drive Alert: Hazardous conditions linger as temperatures plummet
• Meteorologist Meg McNamara has your Thursday morning forecast
• Crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border as agents and asylum-seeking migrants face off
• Inside one of Ukraine's worst-hit towns
• Zelenskyy addresses Congress asking for more military aid against Russia
• CDC reports US life expectancy drops to lowest level in 25 year
• Robert Bowers attorneys look to split proceedings
• Travel expected to hit peak volume as millions hit roads, skies this holiday weekend
• Pilsen resident goes above and beyond with holiday display
• 12/22: CBS News Mornings
• Chicago airports preparing for winter storm Thursday
• INDOT: Crews pretreating roads, checking equipment ahead of snowstorm
• 2 men, including Philadelphia Water Department worker, recovering after shooting in Mayfair
• Gas under $3 per gallon in Delaware
• Two car fires under investigation
• Logan Airport packed as incoming storm expected to impact holiday travel
• Lines start to shorten at PHL International Airport as holiday travel underway
• It Happens Here: Newton's Tot Shabbat teaches Jewish tradition at young age
• "Santa Boston" spreads Christmas joy throughout the city
• Chicago Weather Alert: Winter storm warning; blizzard-like conditions
• Billerica Girl Scouts supporting bill aimed at protecting wildlife by banning rodenticides
• Winter storm threatens holiday travel
• Winter weather threatening holiday travel
• First Alert Weather: Red Alert for rain tonight
• WCCO digital headlines: Morning of Dec. 22, 2022
• Long lines forming at Philadelphia International Airport as travelers hope to beat winter storm
• NEXT Weather Alert: 5 a.m. weather report
• "Top Gun: Maverick" now streaming on Paramount+
• Next Weather: WBZ Morning Update For December 22
• Artic blast bearing down on the heart of the country
• Mayor Daniella Levine Cava pardons holiday pigs
• KDKA-TV Morning Forecast (12/22)
• The Dish: Holiday Foods
• NEXT Weather: Large winter storm to move into region Thursday morning
• Hundreds of flights canceled due to winter weather
• Meteorologist Meg McNamara has your Thursday Alert Day forecast
• Man shot multiple times inside North Philadelphia mini mart: police
• Overnight police investigation in Miami Springs
• Racist, inappropriate images found in locker room at Montgomery County high school
• NEXT Weather forecast for Thursday 12/22/2022 5AM
• Holiday travel underway at Philadelphia International Airport as winter storm approaches
• Part of vacant house has collapsed in Philadelphia's Tioga neighborhood.
• Report finds dozens of bridges need work
• Holiday market will close today