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LA Supreme Court responds to judge leave request
Home improvement contractor arrested for fraud
Pilot's family struggling to make sense of tragedy
Lansing teachers to receive $4,000 honorarium
Girl's passion for knitting hats is helping those in need
Long-awaited bulk trash collection will soon return
Broward County teachers will soon see pay raise
Second defendant sentenced for 2019 murder
School employee's actions 'grossly inappropriate'
Queensbury schools remember a beloved senior
Taxi driver brutally beaten by passenger in NJ
Officer, 3 kids among those hit by pickup truck
Woman dead, estranged husband arrested
Woman brutally attacked during road rage incident
Christmas surprise: Family gifted larger-than-life light display
Trump uses anti-Semitic tropes to again criticize Jewish Americans
Southwest CEO tests positive for Covid-19 after testifying unmasked at Senate hearing
Opinion: This moment is Biden's biggest leadership test yet
It's starting to feel like March 2020 all over again. In New York City, news of rising infection rates, canceled Broadway performances, restaurant closures and a shift to online learning, carries a harrowing reminder of the pandemic's early days. Long lines have once again formed outside testing centers. Anecdotally, it seems many people in New York know at least one person who has tested positive in the last few days.
Ex-police officer Kim Potter weeps as she recalls fatally shooting Daunte Wright
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