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Articles from March 21, 2015

• M-Y-X-O-V-I-R-U-S Puts Talented South Bay Girl On The Road To Scripps National Spelling Bee
• 1 Dead In San Bernardino Gas Station Shooting
• Alarming Number Of Rattlesnakes Found In Yorba Linda Park
• Vallejo Police Shoot Man Allegedly Armed With Knife
• Republic FC Fans Hope Trek Up To Seattle Sends MLS A Message
• Dozens Of Anti-War Protesters Rally In Hollywood
• Hikers Tumble 70 Feet After Cliff Collapses At Point Reyes Hiking Trail, 1 Dead
• Dynamo, Galaxy Draw 1-1 After Early Goals
• Venice Beach Restaurant Owner Recovers After Homeless Man Bites Off Part Of His Finger
• Family Mourns For 12-Year-Old Girl Killed In Stockton Car Crash
• Man Arrested After Gruesome Discovery Of Dead Body Stuffed Inside Barrel, Dumped At Sonoma City Hall
• Dallas Man Arrested For Ex-Wife's Boyfriend's Murder
• Judge's Ruling Means Woman Suing Silicon Valley VC Firm For Sex Bias Could Pocket Tens Of Millions Of Dollars
• Family Of Deaf Child Sues Football Association For Discrimination
• 1 Dead, Multiple Injured In Rt. 50 Crash
• Clues Sought On 20th Anniv. Of Md. Teen's Gruesome Death
• Siblings Of Toddler Found Dead Placed With Relatives
• Baby's Leg Grazed By Bullet, Man Killed In Separate Shootings In Brooklyn
• Cyclist Hit By Truck, Robbed As He Lay Hurt In Oakland, Speaks First Words Since Awakening From Coma
• New York Times Chronicles Minnesota Teen's Path To ISIS
• FDNY: 7 Children Killed In Brooklyn House Fire Caused By Malfunctioning Hot Plate
• The bizarre saga of Robert Durst: The real story behind the headlines
• No. 1 UConn Opens With 89-33 Rout Of St. Francis, Brooklyn
• Fans' Spirits Busted As Nova Exits NCAA Tournament Early
• Grove Gets An 'All Clear' Following Reported Bomb Threat
• More Oldsters Than Hipsters – Marin Has More Old People Than Any Other Bay Area County
• Furry Tails: Pet Supply Collection At Penguins Game
• Opa-Locka Residents Get First Look After Apartment Fire
• Soldier Surprises Mother At Pistons Game With Early Homecoming [VIDEO]
• ​Train cars hauling methanol derail in central Texas
• Pirri's Shootout Goal Gives Panthers 2-1 Win Over Bruins
• Teen Shot Near Baltimore Co. Elementary School
• Lopez Scores 26 To Lead Nets Past slumping Pacers 123-111
• Police: LI Man Driving Drunk Crashes Car With 2 Daughters Inside
• Bruins Lose To Panthers In Shootout
• Saints' New Ballpark Embraces Old Tradition With Much-Needed Upgrades
• Hannaford Recalls Mixed Nuts
• Gopher Women's Hockey Preps For National Title Game
• 1 In Custody Following Ocean Drive Shooting
• Park Center Repeats As Class 3A Champion
• Halak Shutout, Strome Goal Help Islanders End 4-Game Skid
• Rangers Hold Off Hurricanes, Win 3-2 In SO
• Huge Second Half Helps Pistons Rally Over Bulls, 107-91
• Compensation For College Athletes? Obama Says No
• One man's inspirational fight against pollution nets results
• NC State In Sweet 16 With 71-68 Stunner Over No. 1 Villanova
• Ashleyluvssugar Wins $200K San Luis Rey Stakes At Santa Anita
• Michigan State Senators Urging Feds To Complete Nuclear Waste Storage Facility
• Villanova Upset 71-68 By NC State In Round Of 32
• Rutgers Beats In-State Rival Seton Hall 79-66 In First Round
• Homestead Couple Caught In Tunisia Terrorist Attack Return Home
• Thieves Snatch Brass Railings From Dover, NJ Church
• The scandalous history of Monopoly
• Body Found Stuffed In Barrel Near California City Hall
• Sneakerheads, Listen Up! Michael Jordan's Nikes Going Up For Auction
• Silicon Valley Techies Ditch Pricey Bay Area, Head South To Buy Mansions, Pied-A-Terres For Less
• Uncle Of Longmont Stabbing Victim Says She Faces A 'Long Recovery'
• 911 Center Setup Slowed Response To Deadly DC Subway Smoke
• Canucks Rally In 3rd To Top Kings, 4-1
• Mavs' Stoudemire Fined $15K By NBA After 2 Technical Fouls
• 3 Hurt In Montco Head On Crash
• Pen Pals Finally Meet After 64 Years Of Exchanging Letters
• Girl Dies After Pickup Truck Hits Her Outside Her Front Door
• Connecticut Bill Aims To Combat Childhood Obesity, Boost Physical Activity Of Kids
• Rapids Fans Go Crazy For Coach Mastroeni's Stache
• Suspect Shot By Denver Police Was Overdue For Sentencing
• FC Dallas Stays Perfect, Beats 10-Man Philadelphia 2-0
• Rapids Tie NYC FC 0-0 In Home Opener
• Denver Routs North Dakota 5-1
• Police: Nashua Teen Crashes Car Onto Sagamore Bridge Railing
• Orioles Fans Gear Up For Season With 'Tag Day'
• Oregon Man, 58, Arrested For Allegedly Attempting To Kill Police Officer In Oceanside
• With Weeks To Coachella, Inaugural Festival Of The Desert Brings Classical Arts To Southern California
• Police: Student Shoots 2 Others Near University Campus In Pa.
• ​Celebrating J.S. Bach's birth in subways around the world
• Duluth Prostitution Sting Puts 15 Behind Bars
• Director Of Greg Allman Movie That Left Crew Member Dead Accepts Responsibility
• Judge Bans Use Of Cameras For Fmr. Boy Scout Leader Convicted Of Secretly Recording Women Using Restroom
• 2 NJ Officers Remain In Critical Condition After Fatal Wrong-Way Crash
• Warning Issued To Hikers, Residents, Pet Owners After Mountain Lion Kills 3 Animals In 2 Weeks In Half Moon Bay
• Toni On! New York: Swingin' It In Sunnyside
• Newborn Girl Safely Surrendered At Santa Ana Fire Station
• 5-Year-Old Hit By Taxi That Jumped The Curb In The Bronx Dies
• Elderly Man Crashes Car Through Window At Starbucks In Cupertino
• Boy Injured After Trach Tube Pulled Out By Another Child
• Absence of Malice: Union's Pfeffer Explains Red Card Ejection
• Police Conduct Death Investigation In Northeast Denver
• Revel Says No One Else Has Come Forward To Bid On Casino
• Rapids Tie New York City FC In Season's First Home Match
• Rain Tonight, Nice by Afternoon Tomorrow
• Advocates Continue Push To Legalize Marijuana In New Jersey
• Skateboarder, 20, Fatally Struck By Dump Truck In Angeles National Forest Identified
• Furry Tails: Ricardo & Cyrus Are Searching For Good Homes
• White Sox Spoil Gordon's Return To Royals, 6-4
• High-Speed Chase Ends With Serious Injuries In St. Louis County
• Man Stung Hundreds Of Times In Bee Attack At Baseball Game
• Man Shot & Killed By Girlfriend's Son At Garland Home
• Saunders Gets 2nd Straight Shutout, NYC FC Ties Colorado 0-0
• Overall, Most Mass Transit Users Satisfied With Service
• Union Fall To FC Dallas 2-0
• Wild Blog: Wild Beat St. Louis In Possible Playoff Preview
• David Price Roughed Up In Tigers' 6-4 Win Over Mets
• 'Oberon Day' Brings With It Summer Feelings For Michigan Beer Drinkers And Bars
• CPS Worker Charged In Shooting Near Far South Side School
• Iran president on nuke talks: "Achieving a deal is possible"
• Sen. Franken Introduces Bill Aiming To Ease Student Loan Debt
• Girl, 12, Killed In Stockton Crash; Police Suspect DUI
• New Orleans Airport Aggressor Dies From Wounds
• Man Found Shot Dead In Aberdeen Apartment Complex
• Serial Bank Robber Gets 25 Years In Federal Prison
• Dover-Etoya Snaps Sauk Centre Winning Streak 71-58 In 2A Championship
• 11-Year-Old Girl Shot By Brother In Northeast Philly
• Vintage Vehicle Stockpile Found At Deceased Man's SoCal Home
• Maryland Woman Found Dead In Home With Trauma To Upper Body
• Man Shot To Death In Auburn Gresham
• Hotel Guests Evacuate After Gas Leak In Lakewood
• Proposed Chargers-Raiders Stadium Near Los Angeles Advances
• Cabrera, Martinez See First Spring Action In Minor League Game
• Machete-wielding man shot by police dies in hospital
• NE Revolution, Montreal Play To A Scoreless Tie
• WEATHER BLOG: Finally Feeling Like Spring… Briefly
• Authorities Continue Search For Missing Riverside County Man
• Maryland Couple Charged In Armed Cecil County Bank Robbery
• Levine: Jon Lester Not Concerned About Opening Day Start
• Maker Studios And Full Sail Join Forces
• Man Kills 3 Pit Bulls That Attacked His Dogs
• Man Arrested, $30,000 Worth Of Drugs Seized In Washington Co.
• Detroit Police Search For Missing Woman Suffering From Schizophrenia And Dementia
• Authorities: Saugus Man Was 'Person Of Interest' In Cambridge Police Officer Shooting
• Hamels Gives Up 2 Homers In Phils 6-3 Loss
• Police: Student Arrested In Shooting Near Campus; 2 Wounded
• CT Woman Gets 10 Years For Hit-And-Run Death Of Elderly Woman
• Body Found Washed Up On Huron River May Be Missing Flat Rock Man
• Liriano Strikes Out Six As Pirates Tie Red Sox 2-2
• Pineda Gives Up Homer, Yankees Rally In 9th For Win
• Stop & Shop Recalls Mixed Nuts
• Orioles Beat Twins 5-3
• Body Found Floating In Delaware River
• NYPD Investigating If Alcohol Played A Part In Wrong-Way Crash On S.I.
• Dubnyk, Wild Beat Blues 6-3
• Ada-Borup Grabs 1A Title Over Maranatha Christian Academy, 82-65
• Roche: Random Boston Sports Thoughts With March Madness In Full Swing
• Lady Terps Beat New Mexico St 75-57 In 1st Round
• BC's Alex Carpenter Beats Hannah Brandt For Kazmaier Award
• CBS2 3/21 Saturday Evening Weather Headlines
• Obama roots for Princeton niece at NCAA tourney
• Perkins Returns From Oblique Strain
• Science Olympiad Challenges Students In A Competition Of The 'Mind' (Video)
• Child Musicians Celebrate Birth Of Bach With Subway Platform Concerts
• Proposed Chargers-Raiders Stadium In Carson Clears Benchmark To Construction
• Marlins' Alvarez & Nats' Zimmermann Exchange Angry Glares
• Mo'ne Davis Adds Author To Impressive Resume
• The 5 Best Moves The Tigers Made During The Offseason
• Marcus Smart Suspended One Game For Punch Versus Spurs
• Toll Plaza Work To Close Tri-State Ramp Lanes Starting Monday
• Avs Lose To Ducks On The Road, But Get A Point
• Rays Top Twins On Late Homer
• Man Charged With DUI After Crashing Car Into Chicago Ridge Home
• Vintage-Vehicle Stockpile Found At Deceased Man's Home
• Police: Machete-wielding man was carrying explosives
• California First To Feel Hydro-Power Crunch Of Drought
• Techies Snatching Up More Real Estate In Southern California
• 'Give LIVE' Headliner Has Personal Connection To Bonfils' Mission
• 4 Wounded In Shooting Outside Tampa Bar
• Homicide Probe Opened After Man Found Dead On Street
• 19-Year NBA Veteran Steve Nash Announces Retirement
• 'Thank God It's Spring': New England Winter Refuses To Go Quietly
• Camden County Police Chief's New Deal Includes $66,800 Raise
• Restaurant Casa Bonita Gets Historic Landmark Status
• Chairlift accident causes injuries in Maine
• Eagle Egg Expected To Hatch In Coming Days
• Prosecutors: NJ Youth Pastor Engaged In Sex Acts With 2 Teen Girls
• Betty's Pies Founder Betty Lessard Dies
• UCLA Heads For Sweet 16 After 92-75 Victory Over UAB
• Watch: Benny The Bull Celebrates Birthday, Gets Popcorn Everywhere
• UCLA Beats UAB Blazers 92-75 To Advance To South Semifinal
• Manchester, N.H., Police Track Down Shooting Suspect
• Man Killed When Vehicle Rolls On Top Of Him In Westminster Parking Lot
• Rail Advocates: Gov. Rauner's Proposed Mass Transit Cuts Will Hurt Economic Development
• Michigan Hopes To Battle Homelessness With $5.5 Million Grant For Rental Assistance
• WABC-TV Reporter Lisa Colagrossi Dies Following Brain Hemorrhage
• Officers Responding To Traffic Accident End Up Delivering Baby
• New Teen Girl Summit Aims To Help Young Girls Create Promising Futures
• Relentless Boston Winter Forces Duck Boats To Stay On Land
• Money Power Day Gives Marylanders Tips On Financial Fitness
• 2 Men Killed, More Than 30 Displaced In Early-Morning Oakland Apartment Fire
• Rainbow PUSH Calls On Feds To Investigate Arrest Of College Student From Chicago
• As Questions Mount, It's Game Time For MNsure
• Miami Reaches NIT Quarterfinals, Tops Alabama 73-66
• NightSide Weekend Commentary - We Set A Snow Record.
• Partnership For Haddonfield Hosts 'Pet-A-Palooza'
• DeRusha Eats: Pieology Pizzeria
• Obama to GOP: Stop playing games with attorney general pick
• Commuters Brace For More MTA Fare & Toll Hikes
• Detroit Firefighters Save Dog From House Fire With Help Of Humane Society [VIDEO]
• Water Main Break Impacts Businesses In Park La Brea Area
• Plantation Strip Mall Temporarily Evacuated
• Malfunctioning Sugarloaf Mountain Chairlift Injures 7 Skiers
• Step Inside Bachman's Spring Revival Ideas House
• Levine: Chris Sale On His Way Back To Rotation
• Hundreds Climb Stairs To Help Raise Money For Fight Against Lung Cancer
• Meet A Modern-Day Houdini
• With Just Over Two Weeks To Go, Emanuel, Garcia Out Vying For Voters
• Appeals Court Upholds New Trial In Firefighters' 1995 Deaths
• Crime Stoppers Offers $2,500 Reward For Information In Hudson Valley Woman's Death
• Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Elderly Woman Still At Large
• Slain Civil Rights Activist To Receive Posthumous Degree From Wayne State University
• 23-Year-Old Man Shot And Killed In Richmond
• AAA Mid-Atlantic: NJ Gas Prices Still Falling
• 'Richie Rich' Star Talks About New Netflix Comedy Series
• Sources: UIC Hires Steve McClain
• Fall River Police Seek Gunman In Fatal Shooting
• Liz Latest Pirates Reclamation Project
• Community Comes Together For Cleanup Event In Coney Island
• Cool Start To Spring For Chicago Area
• S. Dakota Man Killed In Scott Co. Rollover Crash
• Chicago Mourns Civil Rights Leader Rev. Willie Barrow
• Fermi 2 Nuclear Plant Shuts Down After Water Leak Detected
• U.S. pulling troops from Yemen after mosque attacks
• It's Academic: March 21, 2015
• Celebrate 'Won't You Be My Neighbor?' Day
• Stephen King Says Maine Governor Should 'Man Up And Apologize'
• Man Killed In 2-Vehicle Crash On 405 Freeway In Carson
• 1 Arrested In Deadly Marshall-Shadeland Shooting
• Police Investigate Suspected Double-Shooting In Baltimore
• Saturday, March 21, 2015
• Pot Law Expected To Get Aired In Senate Committee
• Laettner Returns To Coach Timberwolves Youth Clinics
• Firebomb Sets Off 2-Vehicle Crash In San Bernardino
• Aurora Man Wanted For February Apartment Burglary
• Police: Man Breaks Into Batavia Dunkin' Donuts, Leaves Empty-Handed
• 3 Killed, 17 Wounded In Chicago Weekend Gun Violence
• Man Shot To Death In South Chicago
• Popcorn Entrepreneur Gets 12-20 Years For Wife's Murder
• Spring Forward With A Fashion Preview From Nextpert Report's Katlean De Monchy
• Celtics @ 7: Battle For The Postseason Continues Despite Recent Losses
• World's most popular TV program on the brink
• No. 1 Kentucky Beats Cincinnati 64-51 To Reach Sweet 16
• John Dickerson: Candidate Fatigue Syndrome
• Amazon Gets FAA Certificate To Experiment With Drones
• Eagles: 60-Minute Man Chuck Bednarik Dead At 89
• Massachusetts Syrup Season Begins With 'Maple Weekend'
• House Panel To Take Up Gambling Next Week
• WEATHER BLOG: Spring, Finally
• Police: 3 Suspects Robbed 2 Delivery Men In Separate Incidents In The Bronx
• One Dead In Merrimack, N.H., Rollover Crash
• Gov. Scott Declares March 21, Save The Florida Panther Day
• Crews Install Glass Plates At WTC Transportation Hub, Moving Project Closer To Completion
• Report: Doctor Wakes To Group Stabbing Him With Syringes, Knives
• Eagles Legend Chuck Bednarik Passes At Age 89
• "Unbelievable tragedy": 7 kids killed in New York City house fire
• WCCO Saturday Morning Links & Recap (March 21, 2015)
• Mike's Mix: Tijuana Brass Smash
• Firefighters Open Their Doors To Dade Community
• 3/21 CBS2 Saturday Afternoon Weather Headlines
• Marcus Smart Ejected For Punch Below The Belt
• Ed Cotton brings linguine and clams to The Dish
• MNfusion: Flowers And Art In Bloom At Macy's Downtown
• Film By Group Of Chester County Students Grabs Attention Of White House
• Bruins Slipping As Panthers Set To Take Them On
• WEATHER: Winter Under Citizen's Arrest
• Sports Stories From Outside Of The Bracket Bubble
• Barnes Offsets Curry's Off Night, Warriors Top Pelicans
• Best Family-Friendly Getaways Near Minnesota
• Education Majors In San Francisco Must Be Passionate About Teaching
• Top Family-Friendly Getaways In Colorado
• Best Family-Friendly Getaways Near Los Angeles
• Best Family-Friendly Getaways Near Chicago
• Best Family-Friendly Getaways Near The Bay Area
• Five Must-See Museum Exhibits For Spring & Summer 2015
• Continuing Education Is Beneficial For Philadelphia Financial Educator
• Advanced Education Leads To Career Fulfillment, Says Dallas Probation Officer
• Detroit Girl Found Unharmed After Meeting With Much Older Man From Internet
• NCAA Tournament Saturday TV Schedule
• 4 Charged After Recruiting Homeless To Pose As Patients
• "Instant chaos" after man swings machete at airport
• Ford GT Supercar Will Be Company's Most Expensive Vehicle Ever
• State House, Senate May Conflict Over Prison Oversight
• New 836/826 Traffic Pattern To Take Effect On Sunday
• Jolly Pumpkin Sets April Opening In Midtown Detroit
• Best Places For Viewing Spring Flowers In NYC
• Best Family-Friendly Getaways Near Boston
• Phila. Councilwoman Wants Voters To Make Mayor's LGBT Office Permanent
• Movie Review: 'Insurgent'
• 3/21 CBS2 Saturday Morning Weather Headlines
• NJ Senator Cory Booker Co-Sponsoring Bill That Aims To Improve Disciplinary Procedures In Schools
• Study Finds Turning Blighted Areas Into Green Space Can Help Reduce Stress
• Interest Growing In Many Regions Outside Of Philly For Papal Visit
• 'Epic Hollywood Soundtracks' At Verizon Hall
• Garcetti, DWP Try To Smooth Ripples Caused By $15B Estimate To Earthquake-Proof LA's Water Pipes
• Yountville Live, Paddle Board Competition and Zoo Make-A-Wish - March 21, 2015
• ​March Madness: Favorites have a much better Day 2
• Pharrell brings "Happy" message on climate change to U.N.
• Maryland Man Killed In Crash After Losing Control Of Car
• 2 MTA Bus Drivers Arrested In Midtown After Alleged Road Rage Fight
• Aztecs Dominate Second-Half As SDSU Bounces Past St. John's 76-64
• Md. Man Gets 10 Years In Shooting Outside DC Club
• Man's Efforts Bring Together 2 Sister Cities
• NH Officials Demand Apology From Lawmakers For 'Disdainful' Abortion Comments On Proposed State Hawk Mascot Bill
• Man Believes Fake Taxi Driver Scammed Him With Credit Card Skimmer
• Man Charged In 2 Subway Slashings In Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn
• Lopez, Nets Edge Bucks 129-127 In Triple Overtime
• "That is a $200 plasma TV you've just killed. Good luck paying me back on your zero dollars a month plus benefits salary, babe!"

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