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‘I don’t ever recall a New Year’s Eve like this’: Gunfire leaves two dead, including a child, in Texas
Police in Arlington, Texas, are investigating multiple instances of 'celebratory gunfire' on New Year's Eve. Two of the instances were fatal.
NYC police ask for help locating woman who tackled a Black teen after accusing him of stealing her phone
Police in New York City are looking for a woman who tackled a Black teenager she accused of stealing her phone in an incident that went viral.
Vandalism leaves 3,500 customers without heat or hot water amid freezing temperatures in Colorado
Black Hills Energy was working Monday night to restore service to 3,500 customers after vandalism damaged natural gas lines in Aspen, Colorado.
Time magazine names President-elect Joe Biden, Vice President-elect Kamala Harris as Person of the Year
Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, the president-elect and vice president-elect, were named Time magazine's Person of the Year.
Alaska officials call off search for 2 people lost in Haines mudslide, citing ongoing rain and safety concerns
The search for David Simmons and Janae Larson, who have been missing since a mudslide last week in Haines, Alaska, was suspended on Monday.
A canceled wedding left a $5,000 catering deposit. This couple used it to serve Thanksgiving meals.
Emily Bugg and Billy Lewis teamed up with Big Delicious Planet to serve 200 meals to clients of Threshold in Illinois.
High winds, dry air, low humidity combine to create ‘dangerous fire weather event’ for California through Tuesday
Dangerous winds are expected to blow through parts of California, setting up extreme fire conditions in the Golden State.
Louisville police chief ‘very concerned’ about safety after 2 officers shot amid Breonna Taylor protests
Louisville Metro Police Department Interim Chief Robert Schroeder said the two officers sustained "non-life-threatening" injuries.
Police: Texas woman admits killing 4-year-old daughter, throwing body in trash before reporting her missing
Krystal Lewandowski said she killed her daughter by slitting her throat because she was "advised to," according to the Fort Worth Police Department.