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• SF police release new details in deadly shooting of security guard
• Kings beat Mavs 110-100 to snap 6-game losing streak
• 2 wounded during shooting at downtown Los Angeles Target store
• Detroit Lions top 49ers 40-34 in tuneup for Week 18 division showdown
• South Korean court issues warrants to detain impeached president
• Rare gold coin found in local Salvation Army kettle
• Warriors lose 113-95 as Cleveland extends winning streak to 7 games
• Auto shop owner expresses safety concerns over new Texas inspection law
• Historic Robbinsdale fireplace restored after it was vandalized
• Mother used as human shield in Bronx shooting, NYPD says
• Homicides in Philly dropped by 36% in 2024 as other crimes went down
• Colorado mom shares free and affordable ways to enjoy time with your kids
• Somerville woman confronts intruder, Tufts warns students after break-ins
• Powell and Harden lift the Clippers to a 116-113 comeback victory over the skidding Pelicans
• Cost of some wigs to be covered by insurance under new Minnesota law
• Man fatally shot in Philadelphia's Kensington section, police say
• After Chicago area man requests second opinion, NU doctors find operable tumor on his pancreas
• Nice weather for North Texas ahead of a temperature dip to ring in new year
• Motorist arrested after hiting 2 pedestrians in St. Louis Park, killing 1
• Despite Oakland's drop in violent crime, city still coping with rampant burglaries
• Rangers fall to Panthers, lose for 15th time in last 19 games
• Limited-edition Crust Fund Pizzas are sold out of a Chicago alley, all for charities
• Police seek robbers who held up businesses at gunpoint on North, Northwest sides
• Josh Hart's triple-double powers unstoppable Knicks over Wizards
• South Florida man's injuries in fireworks-related incident under investigation
• Will Colorado's cage-free egg law increase egg prices in the new year?
• Minneapolis man charged with murder after stabbing near bus shelter
• With Prop 36 already increasing penalties, other new state laws focus on property crime
• Northern California to begin a chilly 2025 after some of coldest temps of 2024
• Flu and RSV surge forces North Texans to pause holiday celebrations
• Ohio toddler killed in dog attack remembered as "happy girl"
• Video shows car doing donuts on Nahant Beach, driver arrested
• Fort Worth teacher wins classroom makeover for special education students
• Developer sues Lakewood amid park land requirement fight with residents
• Baltimore Ravens playing for AFC North title on Saturday against Cleveland
• LAX air traffic controller steps in to avoid near collision on runway
• Neighborhood hires officers as North Texas police brace for surge in NYE fireworks
• Pennsylvania man charged in West Virginia shooting
• Bipartisan bill seeks to stop online dating scams at the source
• Bronx imam finds abandoned baby in bag at his door
• Michigan man sentenced in fatal M-53 crash that killed two women
• More than 100,000 expected at Bayfront Park New Year's Eve Celebration
• Police search for missing 12-year-old girl, last seen in Chicago's Woodlawn area
• Common Pleas Judge Michael Della Vecchia retires
• Electrical problem halts BART Oakland Airport Connector service from Coliseum station
• Los Angeles doctor charged after allegedly raping unconscious woman
• Changes follow beating death of inmate in upstate N.Y. prison
• What's behind Minnesota's recent streak of fog?
• Jimmy Carter's time with Habitat for Humanity started with success in NYC
• Maryland palliative care director explains hospice process after Jimmy Carter's death
• Jimmy Carter remembered for work with Habitat for Humanity
• FBI warns pro sports leagues after string of burglaries at athletes' homes
• The Friendly Confines of Wrigley Field are now the Frozen Confines for NHL Winter Classic
• Kelly Drive reopens after crash near Boathouse Row
• Another New Jersey county issues warning about jury duty scam
• Parents accused of abandoning baby on Christmas charged with misdemeanors
• Judge to decide Friday whether to grant bond for Alon Alexander
• Jimmy Carter's impact on Habitat for Humanity in Michigan
• Minneapolis Mayor Frey touts city's progress, outlines concerns for 2025
• Vigil held for wife who was shot and killed, husband who was wounded in Gary, Indiana
• How a Philadelphia union helped Chinatown's Sang Kee Pecking Duck House reopen
• Body identified as missing Detroit-area man; family seeking answers
• "Diary of a Tap Dancer" pays tribute to women "whose stories were erased"
• Classic video game fan opens arcade and lounge in St. Paul
• Dallas Stars' Tyler Seguin joins list of high-profile home burglaries
• Philly woman who lives in home built by Jimmy Carter remembers him
• SF Muni, BART and other agencies provide special New Year's Eve service
• Harlem Globetrotters 2025 Ticket Contest Rules
• Texas Gov. Abbott mistakenly sent condolences to the late Rosalynn Carter
• What to know about tonight's "black moon"
• Trenton man arrested for sexually assaulting child during prayer service
• Neighbor speaks out after stray bullet hits her Warren home
• 4 New Year's Eve traditions you may see in South Florida
• Public invited to write in President Jimmy Carter condolence book
• California's new clothing recycling law aimed at eliminating textile waste
• Santa Cruz County Disaster Fund collects donations after partial wharf collapse
• 11 Marylanders won more than $10,000 in lottery prizes last week
• 2 teens charged accused of burglarizing vape store in Naperville, Illinois
• 2 arrested in Mississippi in connection with Colorado homicide investigation
• Lansdale-based nonprofit donates over 100K diapers, products to fight hygiene insecurity
• Police pursue 2 stolen vehicles from Nevada dealership, both suspects in custody
• Brookline schools mourn family found dead in New Hampshire
• "American Nightmare" kidnapper Matthew Muller charged in 2009 Mountain View, Palo Alto home invasions
• North Dakota senator's son sentenced in deputy's death
• 24 vehicles burglarized in Miami Beach
• Gas prices recede and could continue dropping in 2025, forecast finds
• Pro Bowl Eagles CB compares Kenny Pickett to Super Bowl-winning QB
• Steelers CB Joey Porter trending toward playing in season finale against Cincinnati
• In need of franchise QB, lowly Giants feeling heat for Sunday's win
• Restaurant fire breaks out at Chicago's O'Hare Airport
• Watsonville man identified as person killed by debris washed ashore in storm
• Celebrating NYE in Philadelphia? Check out these events!
• Birds fan turns free ticket into game-worn Brown jersey, viral moment
• Michigan governor orders flags to be lowered in of honor Jimmy Carter
• Jimmy Carter's legacy lives on in Minnesota through Habitat for Humanity
• Onamia man, 60, dead after truck crashes into ditch
• Los Angeles red flag warning in effect this week as temperatures warm up
• Lunar eclipses, supermoons, meteor showers happening in 2025
• Suspect in Christmas market attack has signs of mental illness, official says
• Panthers beat Rangers 5-3 after back-to-back scoreless games
• Apartment fire in Evanston, Illinois, leaves 2 displaced, officials say
• Bird flu detected in two Michigan counties
• Baltimore's Catholic community holds prayer walk as city reaches 200 homicides in 2024
• Anne Arundel County Police officer arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence, officials say
• Man charged after deadly boat crash north of Key Largo
• Third person dies in shooting at Lake Worth bar; 4th man injured
• Rock slide closes highways in southern Colorado
• How public opinion changed about President Jimmy Carter
• Holiday travel creates long lines at Pittsburgh International security checkpoints
• Can you remove collections from your credit report without paying?
• The "Mormon Missile" shows NFL what Eagles teammates already knew
• Man killed, another hurt in two-vehicle crash near Wonder Lake, Illinois
• Ken Berkowitz, retired chief of Canton Police Department, dies
• Minnesota boy, 3, dies after accidentally shooting self, sheriff says
• Amazon truck collision closes 2 lanes of 5 Freeway in East Los Angeles
• Will a debt consolidation loan be worth opening in 2025? Experts weigh in
• North Texas to experience colder temperatures on New Year's Eve
• Fitchburg High School band members to march in 2025 Rose Parade
• FPL wants rate hikes over the next four years
• 1 killed, 1 injured in southern Minnesota crash with tractor
• Appeals court rejects Trump's challenge of sexual abuse verdict in Carroll case
• Pickett says he'll "be OK" after rib injury knocks him out of Eagles' win
• Gold IRA vs. silver IRA: Which will be better in 2025?
• Minnesota Eagle Center celebrates passage of National Bird Bill
• Trump endorses Mike Johnson for speaker
• Michelin Guide-recognized Sacramento restaurant Beast + Bounty announces impending closure
• 6 former FSU basketball players sue coach over promised payments
• Denver activates cold weather shelter through New Year's Day
• Cause of fire in vacant warehouse near Downtown Fort Worth under investigation
• Cappuccino Meltaway Bars sold nationwide recalled due to tree nuts
• U.S. sends more aid to Ukraine, likely last tranche of Biden's administration
• Shark kills tourist, injures another off Egypt's Red Sea coast
• New Year's Eve in Times Square security details announced
• Would New England Patriots rest Drake Maye in season finale?
• South Florida to see cooler temperatures ringing in the New Year
• SJ teen dies in early morning Walnut Creek crash, juvenile driver arrested
• NYC weather forecast calls for rainy New Year's Eve
• Maryland sues three auto dealerships for alleged price gouging, deceptive practices
• Where is Clara? Search for missing Oklahoma girl enters second week
• Israel faces calls to free Gaza hospital chief held as Hamas suspect
• Vikings-Lions will determine No. 1 seed on Sunday Night Football
• Miami's Bayfront Park readies to ring in the new year
• Where to watch fireworks this New Year's Eve 2024
• Suspect detained after barricading himself at Sacramento Embassy Suites hotel
• Tips sought after ancient engraving damaged in Utah
• Colorado law enforcement increases DUI patrols over New Year's
• Man dead after police shooting in Woodland Hills
• 49ers QB Brock Purdy sees major drop in production during difficult season
• Schedule released for Patriots-Bills Week 18 game
• I-80 sinkhole filled, highway reopens in Wharton, New Jersey
• Truck carrying wedding guests plunges into a river, killing dozens
• 7 tons of cocaine found buried underneath farm, video shows
• Local leaders pay tribute to former President Jimmy Carter
• Here are some animal headlines from Minnesota in 2024 that are bound to steal your heart
• Finnish police report massive clue in suspected undersea cable sabotage
• Chinese teen gets life sentence for classmate's "particularly cruel" murder
• DiVincenzo scores 26 to lead Timberwolves past Spurs 112-110
• Norris scores late power-play goal in Senators' 3-1 win over Wild
• Meet the trio behind the Eagles anthem, "Philadelphia (Bleed Green)"
• Windy and wet New Year's Eve coming for Chicago
• Russian who allegedly ran LGBTQ+ travel agency found dead in custody
• Dense fog remains Monday morning; temps will fall throughout week
• New species, including "blob-headed" fish, identified across world in 2024
• The top 10 uplifting news stories of 2024
• "The Heart Sellers" at Guthrie explores immigrant experience
• American man among 3 killed in Bangkok hotel fire
• Former President Jimmy Carter's 3 interviews with 60 Minutes
• Madeline Gaudreau, wife of Matthew Gaudreau, announces birth of their son
• Linda Lavin, star of sitcom "Alice" and Tony Award winner, dies at 87
• It's going to be breezy with rain showers today in the Pittsburgh area
• More than 9 million workers are getting a raise on Jan. 1. Here's where.
• Human remains found in Belleplain State Forest had distinct tattoos, police say
• After crash, South Korea orders inspections of all Boeing 737-800 jetliners
• Steelers and Bengals set for primetime matchup in Week 18
• Despite early lead, Philadelphia Flyers fall to Los Angeles Kings
• Mild weather continues in Philadelphia Monday, tracking New Year's Eve rain
• Florida reacts to Jimmy Carter's death: "remarkable leader"
• Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter's ties to Florida run deep

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• Colorado man seeks community's help after his father was shot and killed outside his home
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• Mild temps continue into New Year's Eve in Philadelphia area, tracking evening showers
• Historic Robbinsdale beehive fireplace restored after being vandalized
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• 1 dead, 1 injured after being hit by motorist in St. Louis Park, city says
• Rain and snow will be widespread New Year's Eve in Chicago
• 2 dead in head-on crash near Taylors Falls, state patrol says
• Pancreatic tumor found, removed after Chicago area man gets second opinion
• Search continues for 8-year-old Oklahoma girl swept away by North Texas floodwaters
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• Vigil honors wife killed, husband wounded in Gary, Indiana
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• 15-year-old dead, 16-year-old injured in Wilmington shooting, police say
• Police search for armed robbers targeting Chicago businesses
• Chicago is all ready for a festive New Year's Eve, from fireworks to galas
• Luka Doncic and Tyler Seguin among victims as home invasions targeting pro athletes on rise
• A look at the life and legacy of former President Jimmy Carter
• Cost of some wigs to be covered by insurance under Minnesota law going into effect
• Crimes, including homicides and shootings, went down in Philadelphia in 2024, police say
• NYPD vows to have huge presence at Times Square New Year's Eve celebration
• Colorado mom shares free and affordable ways to enjoy time with your kids
• Ireland Contracting Nightly Sports Call: Dec 30, 2024
• Tufts University warns students after off campus break-ins
• Mother used as human shield during shooting at Bronx grocery store, NYPD says
• Kelly Drive reopens after crash near Boathouse Row in Philadelphia
• Confusion reigns following N.J. federal judge's congestion pricing ruling
• Baltimore again sees sharp decline in homicides
• Communities still in the dark after weekend storms
• Man injured from shooting in front of Northeast Baltimore fire station
• Two people arrested in Mississippi in connection with Colorado homicide investigation
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• South Florida weather for Monday 12/30/24 11PM
• Geophysicist studying how small faults could trigger big earthquakes
• Hialeah man accused of kidnapping young boy in NW Miami-Dade
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• Man injured after fireworks-related incident
• Thornton Township Board can't meet in own building due to insurance lapse
• Baltimore's Catholic community walks for 200 homicide victims in 2024
• New California laws to crack down on property crime
• DoorDash donates to San Francisco-Marin Food Bank
• What will the new year mean for California gas prices?
• Crust Fund Pizzas are sold out of a secret Chicago alley, all for charity
• Former President Carter left glowing legacy of good works in the Bay Area
• Will Colorado's cage-free egg law increase egg prices in the new year?
• Dog that helped Bay Area whale-watching business go viral has 7 puppies
• Baltimore prepares for New Year's Eve Celebration at the Inner Harbor
• First Alert Monday evening weather forecast 12-30-2024
• San Francisco police release new details in fatal shooting of security guard
• Wind will relax with cold air pushing in to ring in the New Year over Colorado
• Monday evening weather forecast: December 30, 2024
• "Gone Girl" kidnapper Matthew Muller faces new charges in Bay Area home invasions
• Travis Credit Union donates to Contra Costa Food Bank
• NHL thrilled to host Winter Classic at Wrigley Field
• Sacramento restaurant Beast + Bounty announces closure
• How President Jimmy Carter helped build homes for San Pedro families
• Nice weather for North Texas ahead of temperature dip to ring in new year
• “Gone Girl” kidnapper Matthew Muller faces new charges in 2009 home invasions
• Tyler Seguin joins Luka Doncic on list of high-profile home burglaries in Dallas
• Valley fever cases surge in California
• Police looking for person who abandoned a baby on a Bronx doorstep
• Flu and RSV surge forces North Texans to pause holiday celebrations
• Rock slide closes highways in southern Colorado
• Oak Forest, Illinois police say restaurant stabbing stemmed from money dispute
• Christmas Eve kidnapping ends in arrest after victim's brave escape
• Sheriff: Riverside County woman kidnapped while collecting donations for toy drive
• LA County charged with 8 felonies related to alleged rape
• Despite drop in violent crime, Oakland still has reputation for being unsafe
• Blackhawks excited to hit ice at Wrigley Field for Winter Classic
• WCCO digital headlines: Afternoon of Dec. 30, 2024
• Fort Worth teacher wins $40,000 classroom makeover for special education students
• Video shows driver doing doughnuts on Massachusetts beach before arrest
• Developer sues city of Lakewood amid park land requirement fight with residents
• Exploring the enduring Elvis Presley fascination through tribute artist at Lone Star festival
• Dallas neighborhood hires off-duty officers as police brace for surge in New Year's Eve fireworks
• Jimmy Carter leaves legacy of humanitarian work
• How a bipartisan bill could help tackle online dating scams
• Video shows aftermath of six tornadoes hitting Houston area over weekend
• I-80 sinkhole filled in Wharton, New Jersey
• Search for answers after deadly South Korea plane crash
• Nation remembers former President Jimmy Carter
• Trump loses bid to toss verdict in E. Jean Carroll case
• Living presidents pay tribute to Jimmy Carter
• Linda Lavin, star of legendary sitcom "Alice" and Broadway stalwart, dead at 87
• Search on for missing 12-year-old girl from Chicago's South Side
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• Minnesota Eagle Center celebrates passage of National Bird bill
• Fatal head-on crash near Taylors Falls shuts down highway
• Vigil held for slain woman in Gary, Indiana
• Analyzing Michigan Supreme Court government immunity ruling
• Minnesota to roll out child tax credit payments in 2025
• Safety concerns arise as new Texas law eliminates state inspections for most cars
• Common Pleas Judge Michael Della Vecchia retires from the bench
• Free New Year's Eve Celebration at Miami's Bayfront Park to draw more than 100,000
• Dallas officer honored for being longest-serving officer in department history
• North Texan arrested for assaulting officers during January 6th Capitol riot
• Detroit's The Ten Nail Bar expanding nationwide
• North Texans reflect on Jimmy Carter's legacy and personal moments
• Witness says fire truck went around gate before Brightline crash
• Rain increases Monday night in Chicago, widespread rain and snow New Year's Eve
• Chicago is ready to party for New Year's Eve
• Breaking down the new laws set to take effect in 2025 across the U.S.
• Colorado parents accused of abandoning baby on Christmas charged with misdemeanors
• How to maximize your nightly sleep quality, according to an expert
• Long Island woman honored for saving a man's life after he fell through ice
• Secret Service agents discuss their time protecting former President Jimmy Carter
• Clear Monday night in Philadelphia region before showers on Tuesday for New Year's Eve
• Analyzing former President Jimmy Carter's leadership style and his values
• Investigation ongoing after multiple people shot in the Bronx
• Wrigley Field ready to go for NHL Winter Classic
• Rain and storms likely on New Year's Eve in Maryland
• The 22nd annual Pechanga Pow Wow festival serves up food and entertainment
• Israel raids Gaza hospital amid ongoing ceasefire talks
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• Judge to decide Friday on bond for Alon Alexander in sex trafficking case
• Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey reflects on 2024
• KDKA-TV Evening Forecast (12/30)
• Atlantic County, New Jersey, issues warning about jury duty scam
• Thousands without power after storms strike from Georgia to Texas
• President-elect Trump endorses House Speaker Mike Johnson
• A look into Jimmy Carter's impact Michigan's Habitat for Humanity
• Why is Minnesota seeing so much fog?
• Trump loses appeal of sexual abuse verdict in E. Jean Carroll case
• 24 vehicles burglarized in Miami Beach
• Date set for former President Jimmy Carter's official state funeral
• Family of man found by mother days after fire demand answers
• Jimmy Carter remembered for work with Habitat for Humanity
• Shooting victims to be honored at vigil in Gary, Indiana
• Protesters call for firing of officers involved in beating death of inmate Robert Brooks
• Police will have strong presence at Highmark First Night in Pittsburgh
• How to match those end-of-year charity donations
• South Florida man's severe injuries in fireworks-related incident under investigation
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• President Jimmy Carter's time with Habitat for Humanity started with success in NYC
• Hialeah man accused of kidnapping young boy from Doral neighborhood
• Crime Stoppers offering reward after body identified as missing Detroit-area man
• 5 charged in death of One Direction member Liam Payne
• Rare gold coin worth thousands found in Salvation Army kettle in Pennsylvania
• "Diary of a Tap Dancer" opens in Massachusetts
• Appeals court upholds $5 million award to E. Jean Carroll in Trump case
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• With protective orders going unserved, domestic violence victims are left in danger
• Doctor explains how to protect yourself from norovirus
• Union workers step up to help Chinatown restaurant amid tensions over new Sixers arena
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• Norovirus cases on the rise during the holiday season
• Restaurant fire leads to evacuation at O'Hare's Terminal 2
• Immigration organizations and families in Massachusetts concerned over deportations under Trump
• Man shot at Newton rally appears in court on assault charges
• Mother demands answers after finding son dead days after fire in Roseland
• Showers and storms possible to ring in Maryland's new year
• Linda Lavin, 1970s and '80s sitcom star and Broadway stalwart, dead at 87
• South Florida weather for Monday 12/30/24 5PM
• NYPD deploying "tremendous" amount of New Year's Eve security
• Baltimore's City Hall, 2 other buildings reopen after legionella bacteria discovered
• Trash truck crashes into homes in Towson
• Anne Arundel County officer arrested for suspicion of DUI
• Baltimore City hits 200 homicides days ahead of new year
• Mother injured in shooting mourns death of young child
• Man injured in fireworks incident
• Maryland palliative care director describes Jimmy Carter's final days in hospice
• Robert Brooks beating video prompts Gov. Kathy Hochul to visit upstate N.Y. prison
• Lansdale-based nonprofit donates over 100K diapers, products to fight hygiene insecurity
• Pittsburgh's First Night celebrations full of entertainment for all ages
• Thousands of Pittsburgh-area residents remain without power due to wind gusts, stormy weather
• Boston prepares for First Night celebrations
• Jimmy Carter helped build homes in Philadelphia. One of the homeowners remembers his legacy.
• Travelers at Boston Logan Airport say holiday travel on Monday has been easy besides long lines
• Tributes pour in from all over the globe for former President Jimmy Carter
• Travelers pass through through Philadelphia International Airport, head home after holidays
• Woman speaks out after home hit with bullets in deadly Warren shooting
• Eagles fan turns free ticket into game-worn A.J. Brown jersey, viral moment
• Stolen GMC truck driver in custody after leading CHP on high speed pursuit through Glendale, downtow
• Jen Clark shares festive dishes and drinks for New Year's parties
• Choreographer on why she loves performing at American Repertory Theater
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• Police are in pursuit of a reported stolen silver GMC truck in Silver Lake area
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• Boaz celebrates New Year's Eve with the Harmony Silvester Celebration
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• Man arrested after 9-hour standoff at Sacramento hotel
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• Deadly storms leave trail of destruction across several U.S. states
• Former President Jimmy Carter remembered as statesman and humanitarian
• “Gone Girl” kidnapper Matthew Muller charged with 2009 home invasions
• Boeing stocks suffered after several controversies, accidents in 2024
• Questions emerge after South Korean plane crash kills 179 people
• How Americans will remember former President Jimmy Carter
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• Maryland forecast calls for showers, storms for New Year's Eve
• Baltimore City Hall, 2 other city buildings reopen after legionella bacteria discovered in water
• Dump truck crashes into Towson building, Baltimore County Fire says
• Baltimore City reaches 200 homicides in 2024, police say
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• Several new laws going into effect in California
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• Jerod Mayo focused on Buffalo Bills, not potential No. 1 draft pick
• Mostly cloudy with 40s for highs in Chicago
• NYC getting ready to ring in the New Year in Times Square
• O'Hare Airport emergency response
• Woman walks onto wing of Alaska Airlines Jet
• End of holiday travel creates long lines at Pittsburgh International security checkpoints
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• Pilot reported bird strike before plane crash in South Korea
• 25-year-old man killed in shootout on Chicago's Lower West Side
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• After Jimmy Carter's death, Biden declares national day of mourning
• Community helps clean up North Andover liquor store after it was trashed overnight
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• Alexander brothers appear in Miami federal court for pre-trial detention hearing
• Minnesota toddler dies after accidentally shooting self
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• Susan Zirinsky looks back on covering Jimmy Carter's White House years
• Adviser to former President Jimmy Carter talks about his presidency, longtime friendship
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• "Mufasa: The Lion King" star Braelyn Rankins talks about film
• Massachusetts high school band ready for once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to perform at Rose Bowl
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• 179 people killed in South Korea plane crash
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• Jimmy Carter, former president and champion for peace and humanitarian work, dies at 100
• How to handle the pitfalls of addiction during the holidays
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• Float dedicated to organ donors to be featured at Rose Parade
• New poll shows most plan to ring in New Year’s at home
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• German companies hiring investigators for sick calls
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• Man, 19, found with gunshot wound to neck in East Garfield Park
• Detroit nonprofit teaching teens life lessons in the kitchen
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• Maryland can expect showers, storms for New Year's Eve
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• Where's Dennis? Trax on Wax talks holiday hits and the hottest new music on vinyl
• Work still being done on Rose Parade floats
• Michigan consumers react to new cage-free egg law taking effect in 2025
• Sacramento police working to de-escalate hotel disturbance
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• Man dead after police shooting in Woodland Hills
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• I-80 reopens after massive sinkhole opens up in Wharton, N.J.
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• The new year brings 9 new laws to Florida
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• Lauderhill commissioner believes poverty is a root cause of gun violence in her city
• Voters, politicians remember former President Jimmy Carter
• Repairs continue on Edison, N.J. water main break
• Final touches coming together for New Year's Eve in Times Square
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• 1 man killed, 2 others injured in shooting on Chicago's Lower West Side
• Don Shelby recalls interviewing former President Jimmy Carter
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• Fire breaks out at commercial building in Downtown Fort Worth
• I-80 expected to reopen after sinkhole repairs
• Remembering former President Jimmy Carter after his death at 100
• Alexander brothers expected back in federal court on Monday
• Cleanup underway after tornadoes ripped through Southeast Texas
• Warm Monday ahead for North Texas before a cool New Year's Eve
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• President Jimmy Carter left a lasting impact on South Florida
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• First Alert Weather: Warm but wet to start the week
• Matthew Gaudreau's wife Madeline Gaudreau announces birth of their son
• Keller: Jimmy Carter helped open door for Massachusetts politicians to go national
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• Coach of the Year - Rick Hayashida
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• Rain clearing for Monday in Philadelphia area, staying mild for now
• South Florida volunteers remember former President Jimmy Carter for his humanitarian work
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