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• Harrison Ford's Son Thanks His Dad's Fans For Their Concern Via Twitter
• Man Surrenders In Fatal Hit-And-Run Of 4-Year-Old Glendale Girl
• Multiple Shootings, 1 Fatality Reported In Harbor Gateway
• Get Ready To Spring Forward: Daylight Saving Time Happens Sunday Morning
• Hornqvist Scores OT Winner In Penguins' 1-0 Win Over Kings
• Habitat For Humanity Celebrates Its 110th Home In Sacramento
• UC Davis Closes Out Big West Title, Tops UC Irvine 80-61
• Love Stinks! Especially If You Are A Skunk And It's Mating Season
• Meadowview Residents Hold Peace Walk To Stop Cycle Of Violence
• Oladipo Scores 32, Magic Hold Off Kings 119-114
• After Witnessing Cruelty Against Overweight Man, LA Group And Stars Offer To Throw Him A Dance Party
• Sean Penn Has 'No Apologies' For His Oscars Green Card Joke
• Ground Gives Way Causing Huge Collapse At Construction Site In Highlands
• Northern Colorado Hangs On For 72-71 Win Over North Dakota
• Avila Has 29 To Lead CSU Past Utah State 75-70
• St. Thomas Academy Mr. Hockey Finalist Thrives Under Mom's Support
• Heat Rally, Top Kings In OT 114-109
• UC Irvine's Student Government Vetoes Controversial U.S. Flag Ban
• DU's Season Over With 61-50 Loss To North Dakota State In Summit Tourney
• HoCo Police Search For Suspects In 7-Eleven Robbery
• Warmer Weather Could Mean Extra Cash For MnDOT
• Missing Belcamp Man Found In Bel Air
• Man Facing Federal Embezzlement Charges Is County Employee
• A Million People, A Million Smiles At The Chinese Lunar New Year Parade In SF
• Boxing Makes A Triumphant Primetime Return
• Officer Who Died In Crash Had Passenger In Police Car
• Cousin Of 2 Missing Toddlers Attempts To Bring National Awareness
• What do Richard III's remains reveal about the king?
• Lakeville North Wins 2A Hockey Title; 3 Brothers Score Goals
• SWAT Team Called To House In Pittsburgh's Crafton Heights Neighborhood
• 21-Year-Old Syracuse University Student Athlete Found Dead In Times Square Hotel
• Hundreds March Across Brooklyn Bridge To Honor 'Bloody Sunday' Anniversary In Selma
• Sac State's Hopes To Host Big Sky Tourney Dashed
• "48 Hours" probes murder of Aspen Legend Nancy Pfister
• Luc Robitaille Immortalized In Bronze At Staples Center
• Timberwolves Snap Blazers' Win Streak With 121-113 Victory
• "Curtain of Distraction" helps ASU win basketball games
• Baltimore City Students Prepare To Begin Summer Jobs
• Spring Forward Sunday For Daylight Saving Time
• Carbon Monoxide Detected In Roxbury Church, 7 People Hospitalized
• Lady Terps Beat Northwestern 74-63
• 'The Nifty Nine' Puppies Rescued From A Dumpster In Marin Have All Found Homes
• Can Anyone Beat Neumann-Goretti, The Nation's No. 1 Team?
• South Placer Fire District Hiring
• Pacers Win Fifth In A Row, Beat Knicks 92-86
• Boston Police Gala Honors Patriots Owner Robert Kraft
• Parks Advocates: Not Enough Officers To Patrol 30K Acres Of Parks
• Huberdeau's SO Goal Lifts Panthers Over Islanders 4-3
• Former officials detail Obama administration email policies
• Sixers Upset NBA Leading Hawks, 92-84
• Toddler Found Alive 13 Hours After Car Crashes Into River
• Pucker Pros Star in Key West's Conch Shell Blowing Contest
• 6 Cars Stolen From 3 Fremont Used Car Dealerships
• Woman's Car Stolen By Man She Met On Online Dating Site
• CU Loses 96-91 In OT To Washington State In Regular Season Finale
• Warm Weather Brings Thousands To The Beach, Keeping Lifeguards Busy
• SF Fire Truck Strikes, Critically Injures Cyclist
• Shared Belief Improves To 10-1 After Romp In $1M Santa Anita Handicap
• Protest Against Officer-Involved Shootings Involving Black Men Held In Downtown LA
• Epic Snow Has Meant Economic Woes For Mass. Businesses
• FDNY Firefighter Starts Company To Encourage People To Check Smoke Detectors
• Rangers Ace Yu Darvish Might Need Tommy John Surgery
• No. 11 Northern Iowa Routs Loyola, 63-49
• Penn Defeats Cornell 78-72
• NYPD Officer Injured In 1981 Violent Shooting Laid To Rest
• 2 Dead, 5 Injured From Head-On Accident
• GOP brings attention to victims of sex, labor trafficking
• Mother, 2 Children Attacked By Rottweiler In Queens
• Lucky Money Jackpot Jumps To $2 Million
• Snow joke: Iditarod dog sled race disrupted by Alaska's warm winter
• New App Could Save You Money When You Eat Out
• Red Sox Groundskeeper Shares How Snow Is Cleared At Fenway Park
• Police Looking For Man Who Tried To Rob Harlem Bank
• 7 Hospitalized After Garage Roof Collapses At Frat Party At Cal Poly
• Man Dies 2 Months After Marrying Wife At NYC Hospice
• 'Families Against Narcotics' Looks To Give Hope To Those With Drug Addictions
• Wilson Starts With 3 Innings For Angels In Loss To Athletics
• With Current Homeless Plan Ending, Denver Wants Public's Input
• Rockies' Arenado Hits 3-Run Homer To Help Beat Cubs 7-5
• 10-Man Colorado Ties Philadelphia 0-0 In MLS Season Opener
• Dortmund Headed To KY Derby After Win In San Felipe Stakes At Santa Anita
• Displaced Baby Otters Find New Home
• Two Found Dead In Pleasantville Hotel
• Buchholz Throws 3 Hitless Innings, Red Sox Beat Twins
• Sixers Honor Fallen Philadelphia Police Officer During Warm Ups
• Nice Saturday. Not So Nice Sunday
• Best Team Fits For The Top 25 NFL Free Agents [11-15]
• Gophers Adding A Wrinkle: Going No-Huddle
• Cowboys Keep Free With 3-Year Deal
• Remains Of Korean War POW From Littleton Laid To Rest 6 Decades Later
• Coroner's Office ID's San Gabriel Woman Killed Thursday
• 72 Hours Of Yu Darvish
• Mentally Stronger Marchand Doesn't Shrink In Big Games
• Service Dogs In Training Board Flight At MSP
• Northeast Minneapolis Ranked Best Art District In U.S.
• Davis, Hammons Rally Purdue Past Illinois, 63-58
• Teen Injured After 12-Foot Fall In Beaver Co.
• Police chief: Teen shot dead by officer was unarmed
• Cal Poly Releases Statement On Campus Party Roof Collapse That Injured 7
• Verlander Throws 2 Shutout Innings As Tigers Top Braves, 12-6
• Airport Security Mix-Up Sends Lions' Kyle Van Noy To Utah School
• Denver Preschool Program Gets Funding Through The Summer
• Wheat Ridge Hit & Run Teen Victim Faces 2-Year Recovery
• Senator Peters On Hand As Selfridge Air National Guard Base Celebrates 100 Years
• 2 Arrested After Home Invasion, Standoff In New Kensington
• Super Heroes Storm Zoo Miami In Honor Of Bella
• Police Investigating Hialeah Shooting Death
• Mariners Top White Sox, 11-7
• Miami Lakes Barber Shop Fire Considered Possibly "Suspicious"
• One-way Traffic: Union Settle for Scoreless Draw in Season Opener
• Obama weighs in on Hillary Clinton's private emails
• Police: Pitcairn Couple Forced Teen Into Sub-Zero Cold As Punishment
• Hillary Clinton Speaks At South Florida Conference
• 3 Girls Injured, 1 Critical After Being Attacked By Man In Summit County
• La Salle Upsets Dayton 55-53
• Texas' Perry Says States Should Handle Energy Subsidies
• Student Group Bans American Flag From Lobby At UC Irvine
• Kentucky GOP leaders hold vote on Rand Paul's election proposal
• Kris Bryant Home Run Not Enough As Rockies Beat Cubs, 7-5
• School Bus Aide Accused Of Stealing Money, Lunches Now Charged With Stealing From Driver
• Thousands Run For Susan G. Komen Race For The Cure Event At Dodgers Stadium
• Grant Scores 19, No. 12 Notre Dame Beats Clemson, 81-67
• WEATHER BLOG: Comfortable Temps, FINALLY!
• Family Wants Answers After Father Falls Off Bridge
• Mt. Lebanon Deer Cull To Start Monday
• Boston Youth Leaders Journey To Selma, Ala. To Commemorate Historic Day
• Private Email Use A Source Of Friction In Many Statehouses
• No. 1 Kentucky Beats Florida 67-50 For 31-0 Regular Season
• Report: LeSean McCoy Close To Extension With Bills
• Base Worker At Buckley Air Force Base Detained Following Threatening Remarks
• No. 4 Villanova Dominates In 105-68 Victory Over St. John's
• Revenue Up Despite Drop In Traffic Citations Amid Frein Hunt
• Father-Daughter Wedding Dance Wins Man Trip To Boston To Preview 'Motown: The Musical'
• 'Mothers In Charge' Mourning Slain Officer
• Levine: Hector Noesi Solid In Spring Debut
• Obama in Selma: "Our march is not yet finished"
• Cardinal George Home From Hospital
• Pirates' Burnett Opens Spring With 2 Shutout Innings Vs. Rays
• Alvarez Goes 2 Innings To Help Marlins Beat Mets 8-7
• Norris Gives Up 4 In 1 Inning, Orioles Lose To Red Sox
• Kalamazoo College Students Share Concerns With Officials
• No. 20 West Virginia Beats Oklahoma State 81-72
• Construction Begins On Attack Submarine USS Colorado
• DeGrom Efficient In 3 Innings, Mets Beat Braves
• Daylight Saving: A Good Time To Change Smoke Detectors
• Yu Darvish Expects Tommy John Surgery In His Future
• Altuve, Keuchel Start Off Well For Astros In Loss To Yankees
• Bison Go To The Highest Bidders At Genesee Park
• Rhode Island Earns 78-68 Win Over Saint Joseph's
• Former Vice President Walter Mondale Released From Hospital
• Harlem Man Guilty Of Murder For Fatally Stabbing Girlfriend, Stuffing Body In Barrel
• Fundraiser Held To Raise Money For School In Brush Following Vandalsim
• Clippers Sign Former Nuggets Guard Robinson To 10-Day Contract
• In Iowa, Jeb Bush takes on conservative hurdles
• Temple Tops UConn 75-63
• Larimer County Sheriff's Website Under Attack
• Marquette Beats DePaul, Halts 6-Game Losing Streak
• Dawkins Scores 31, Michigan Beats Rutgers, 79-69
• Former Nugget Nate Robinson Signs 10-Day Deal With Clippers
• Closing Izod Center Throws Wrench In Universities' Graduation Plans
• Volunteers Work To Clear Snow From Boston St. Patrick's Day Parade Route
• EMT In Colorado Springs Caught Red-Handed Stealing Pain Medication
• Tweten's OT Goal Spells Repeat For East Grand Forks
• Dallas PD Release Video Of Shooting Suspect In Iraq Native Case
• No. 4 Villanova Dominates St. John's 105-68
• Michigan State Holds Off Indiana's Late Rally, 74-72
• LAPD Says 1 Of 2 Missing Girls Found Safe
• No change in tracking planes a year after losing flight
• Rape Victims Tell Colorado Lawmakers To Pass The 'Anonymous' Bill
• Caught On Camera: Oakland School Surveillance Video Shows Security Officers Roughing Up Student
• Furry Tails: Shamrock & Snap Are Searching For Good Homes
• 3/7 CBS2 Saturday Evening Weather Headlines
• Marchand Scores Tying, Winning Goals In Key 3-2 Victory Over Flyers
• Flyers Lose In Heartbreaking Fashion To Bruins, 3-2
• RMU Advances To NEC Championship With 66-53 Win Over Bryant
• Man Fatally Struck By Vehicles On I-55 In Bolingbrook
• Florida State Snaps 3-game Skid; Beats Pittsburgh 61-52
• Blue Jays Top Phillies 4-2 In Spring Training Action
• Rick Perry blasts White House over Cuba, China relations
• Ninth Panther Found Dead In Florida
• CSU Women Win Back-To-Back Mountain West Regular Season Titles
• New Charges For Bus Aide Accused Of Stealing From Students
• Man Shot To Death In Aurora
• 10th Annual Chiditarod Collects Food, Money For Charity
• Annapolis Trainer Specializes In Helping Brides Get Fit
• Police: Man Tried To Steal, Damaged $6,000 Worth Of Stuff At Walmart
• Scammers Try To Cash In On Vandalized Fallen Officers Memorial
• Woodbury Man Killed On I-94 Near Hudson
• Top-Seeded Iona Holds Off Siena In MAAC Quarters, 74-71
• Stepdad Of Murdered EMU Student Is A Person Of Interest In Her 2012 Death
• Levine: Chris Sale Still Hoping To Pitch In Opener
• Hiker Suffers Serious Injuries In May Canyon Fall
• 'Let's Play Hockey Expo' Shoots And Scores In St. Paul
• Overdose Task Force Created By Gov. Baker Prepares For First Meeting
• Tri-State To Spring Forward For Daylight Saving Time
• FSU Snaps 3-Game Skid; Beats Pittsburgh 61-52
• What It Takes To Be A 'Foodie' In Minnesota
• Morgan Hill Police Arrest San Jose Couple Found In Burning, Stolen Car
• Player Style Files: Jets Safety Calvin Pryor Humbled By His Opportunities
• At Session Midpoint, Colorado Lawmakers Have Plenty Pending
• CU Women Stun No. 8 Oregon State 68-65 In Pac-12 Quarters
• Iowa Beats Northwestern, 69-52
• Hmong History Comes Alive At Minnesota History Center
• Police Continue Search For Missing Delaware County Teen
• WCCO Women Strike A Pose For Heart Health
• Ex-Con Enters Guilty Plea In Shooting Death Of Michigan State Student
• Springfield Police Dog Killed By Branch While Training
• Aurora Police Say 1 Dead After Driver Runs Red Light
• Will Jeb Bush have a corn problem?
• Shared, Community Solar Energy Model Spreads Into California
• Death Of Officer Wilson Especially Difficult For 22nd Police District
• Fire Department Helps Save Polar Plunge Fundraiser On Long Island
• Iraqi offensive sees success in fight on ISIS
• Rabid Raccoon Confirmed In Haddonfield, NJ
• Police Search For Missing Andover Teen
• NightSide Weekend Commentary - Obama And Netanyahu
• Cowboys Re-sign RT Doug Free
• Florida Women Travel To Selma For "Bloody Sunday" Anniversary
• Man Arrested After Allegedly Robbing Manchester, N.H., Bank
• Rescue Equipment Worth $200K Stolen From Closed San Bernardino Fire Station
• Big Lake Home Destroyed by Fire
• 2 Cling To Life After Smashing Into Semi-Truck On Mound Road
• Injury, Illness May Challenge Panthers Winning Record
• Suspect Arraigned In Fatal Shooting Of Philadelphia Police Officer
• Patrons At 2 Berkeley Public Library Branches Potentially Exposed To Measles
• Garden State Discovery Museum Celebrates Indian Festival of Colors
• Author Vic Cabrera Shares 'My Cuban Story-Funny Memories From Serious Times'
• Jim Harbaugh Becomes Oakland A's Coach For Day In Arizona [PHOTOS]
• Best Team Fits For The Top 25 NFL Free Agents [16-19]
• Cop fatally shoots black man after altercation in Wis.
• SUV Crashes Into Penn Twp. Home
• Darvish Could Miss Entire Season With Injury
• Man Injured In West Rogers Park Balcony Collapse
• Santa Rosa Police Arrest 6 In Prostitution Sting In Residential Neighborhood
• Police: Speed A Factor In Crash That Left Woman Seriously Injured
• Rochester Construction Worker Airlifted After Being Impaled By Metal Bar
• 1 Dead, Another Wounded In San Jose Double Shooting Early Saturday
• Semi Driver Sought In Hit-And-Run That Left Woman Seriously Injured
• One Woman Killed, Four Injured In Aurora Crash
• Documentary Tells Gripping Story Of Red Army Hockey Team
• Safety Kovacs, Defensive Tackle Francis Re-Sign With Miami
• Police Seek 18-Year-Old Accused Of Fatally Shooting Teen In Queens
• Level 2 Sex Offender Arrested After 'Piggybacking' At Central Square
• Stolen Musical Instruments Located In Pasadena
• Family, Fans Pay Final Respects To Sox Legend Minnie Minoso
• City Harvest Marks Major Milestone In Helping NYC's Hungry
• Atlantic City Man Sentenced For Deadly Botched Robbery
• Protests After Unarmed Black Man, 19, Killed By Wis. Police
• Chris Christie interrupted by hecklers in Iowa
• New Concept In Solar Energy Poised To Catch On Across US
• USF Beats UOP In Opening-Round Game Of WCC Tournament
• Boston College Faces Wake Forest On Senior Day
• Santa Clara Rolls Loyola Marymount To Advance In WCC Tournament
• Weekend Warmup Gives Chicago Area Chance To Thaw Out
• James Farrior: Wouldn't Look Right To See Polamalu In Another Uniform
• Michigan Pays $4.9M For Membership In Common Core Group
• On-Duty Security Officer Involved In Traffic Collision In LA
• Banged Up Heat Try To Extend Home Winning Streak
• Campton, N.H., Police Officer Rescues Resident Trapped During House Fire
• Fire Spreads To 3 Houses In Clairton
• Standoff Ends At Medical Marijuana Clinic In LA; 2 Burglary Suspects Arrested
• Mets' Murphy Day-To-Day After Getting Hit By Fastball Against Detroit
• White House on alert after nearby fire, suspicious vehicle
• Interview: Founder & Oscar-Nominated Director Talk About Craic Festival
• Some Florida Collegians Could Carry Guns Under Proposal
• 2 Dead, 3 Injured When 2 Cars Collide On New Jersey Roadway
• Loyola Races Past Indiana State In MVC Quarterfinals
• NIU Beats Ball State In Overtime, 71-67
• 2 Dead, 12 Wounded In Weekend Gun Violence
• Police: Two Males Fatally Shot In Pilsen
• Best Team Fits For The Top 25 NFL Free Agents [6-10]
• Police: One Dead, One Seriously Injured In Single-Car Crash
• 3/7 CBS2 Saturday Afternoon Weather Headlines
• Bill Would Make Selling Heroin To Those Under 14 A Felony In New York
• Man Fatally Struck By Van In Greater Grand Crossing
• Police: 'Super Drunk' Woman Crashed Into Snow Bank With 9-Year-Old In Car
• Police: Drugs, Guns Found Inside Arrested English High Employee's Apartment
• PGW Warns Customers Of Door To Door Scam By Imposters
• It's Academic: March 7, 2015
• 1 Dead, 4 Others Injured In High-Speed Crash On Northern State Parkway
• Deputy Fired, Accused Of Texting Suicide Scene Photos
• Escaped Prisoner Found In Lauderdale Lakes
• Daylight Saving Time: Clocks 'Spring Forward' One Hour
• Breaking Down College Basketball's Top 25 Teams [16-20]
• Food Truck Explodes In Lakeville Neighborhood, 20 Homes Damaged
• Minneapolis Marks 2nd Homicide Of 2015
• Saturday, March 7, 2015
• Man Could Spend 2 Decades In Prison For Providing Drugs That Killed U-M Student
• Exotic Pet Owners Given Chance To Surrender Animals Saturday
• Mike's Mix: The Shagarita
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links & Recap (March 7)
• DeRusha Eats: Patisserie 46 Eclairs Among World's Best
• NTSB To Interview Crew Of Delta Jet That Skidded Off LaGuardia Runway
• Police Seek Suspect Who Escaped Custody At Brookdale Hospital
• Ex-Prosecutor Gets 6-20 Years For Murder Plot Against Lawyer
• Richard Sandoval brings sauteed shrimp to The Dish
• NYPD: Officers Shoot Armed Man In Downtown Brooklyn
• UMass Wins Hockey East Tournament Opener During Longest Game In Division I History
• Wilmington Apartment Fire Declared Arson
• Metromover Closed This Weekend
• Top 5 Bay Area Spring Break Destinations
• Five Reasons To Visit South Florida For Spring Break
• Five Reasons To Visit Los Angeles For Spring Break
• Five Reasons To Visit Colorado For Spring Break
• Five Reasons To Visit Detroit For Spring Break
• Five Reasons To Visit Pittsburgh For Spring Break
• Five Reasons To Visit Baltimore For Spring Break
• Five Reasons To Visit Chicago For Spring Break
• Best National Parks Near OC
• 5 Reasons To Visit DFW For Spring Break
• Five Reasons To Visit The Philadelphia Area For Spring Break
• Five Reasons To Visit Minnesota For Spring Break
• Five Reasons To Visit Sacramento For Spring Break
• Man Shot Dead After Argument Leads To Gunfire In North Philadelphia
• Bad Weather In Time Out
• Fire Tears Through Home In Whitpain Township
• Detroit Tigers Tickets Go On Sale TODAY At 10 AM
• Detroit Museum To Show Nearly 2,300 Paintings Of Obama
• Mystery complicates grief for families of Flight 370
• Russia: Suspects detained in murder of Putin critic
• Five Reasons To Visit Boston For Spring Break
• 3/7 CBS2 Saturday Morning Weather Headlines
• Gloucester County Family Marches Alongside Thousands In Selma For 50th Anniversary Of "Bloody Sunday"
• Pa. House Approves Legislaton That Would Strengthen Charter Schools Statewide
• Death of Philadelphia Officer Reinvigorates Experiment in Body-Worn Cameras
• Getting Answers Tour: El Dorado Hills
• Volunteers Needed For Great American Cleanup of Pennsylvania
• Legislative Republicans, Critics Vow To Fight Wolf's Death Penalty Moratorium
• 'Annie' At The Academy Of Music
• Winter Weather Forcing Political Candidates To Find Creative Ways To Get Signatures
• Seniors In Camden County Can Get Help Clearing Snow From Non-violent Prison Inmates
• 'Street Outlaws' Star Facing Murder Charges In Chatsworth Street Racing Crash
• Midtown Farmers Market, Feng Shui Garden Tour and Donut Dash - March 7, 2015
• Weather Slows February Auto Sales
• Hornqvist's 2 Goals Help Pens Beat Ducks 5-2
• Major shakeup coming to CIA
• "I think God gives us children so death won't come as 'such' a disappointment."

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