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• PCH Reopened After Vehicle Rammed Into Production Crew In Malibu
• Gardena Police Investigating Fatal Street-Racing Crash
• 2 Suspects Sought After Allegedly Assaulting Santa Ana Teen Walking Home From School
• Singer Joni Mitchell Is 'Awake And In Good Spirits' After Being Hospitalized
• 5th Airport Breach At Mineta San Jose International Airport In Past 12 Months, Woman Arrested
• Sacramento Job Market Report: Consider Looking Overseas For Employment
• Avoid These IRS Red Flags With Tips From The Experts
• Highland Twin Boys Recount Residential Burglary While Home Alone
• Grandson Of J. Paul Getty Found Dead In Los Angeles-Area Home
• Mysterious Booms Keep Some Berkeley Residents Up At Night
• ATF Agents Raid Gun Shop In Wheat Ridge That Was Featured On Reality Show
• Curry, Thompson Help Warriors Hold Off Clippers, 110-106
• Snowpack Lowest In Colorado Since Deadly 2012 Wildfire Season
• Metrolink PSAs To Hit SoCal Theaters Amid Concerns Films Glamorize Dangers Of Moving Trains
• Deputies: Yuba County Man Met Woman On Facebook, Drugged, Raped Her For 4 Days
• Natomas Ready To Start Building As Drought Worries Hang Over Growth
• America's Cup Teams Vote To Downsize Boats
• No Joke: April 1st Brings Double Digit Sales Tax To Several East Bay Towns
• Coroner: Grandson Of J. Paul Getty Died Of Natural Causes Or Accident
• Call Kurtis: My New Fridge Destroyed My Food
• 30 Players: Semien Looks To Break Out With A's
• 30 Players: Marcus Semien Looks To Break Out With A's
• Pursuit Ends In Bellflower With Crash Into CHP Patrol Car
• March To End Warmer & Drier Than Normal For Denver
• USC Athletic Director Pat Haden Boycotts Indiana Due To Controversial Legislation
• 20-Year-Old Woman Charged With Murder Of Sterling Heights Man She Met On Craigslist
• 1 Wounded In North Braddock Home Invasion
• Plastic Bag Ban Approved In Sacramento, Begins Jan. 1, 2016
• Short-Handed Miami Rallies To Beat Temple 60-57 In NIT Semis
• Ally Financial Lease Deal Keeps Headquarters In Detroit
• Netherlands King, Queen Plan Visit To Michigan
• Rancho Cordova Sales Tax Increases To 8.5 Percent On Wednesday
• Kalman: Rare Crunch Time Chance Becomes Winning Time For Lucic, Linemates
• Boston 2024 Officials Remain Focused Despite Reports Bid May Be In Jeopardy
• Bradley Jay: 'Is Discrimination Ever Justified By Strongly Held Beliefs?'
• Good Question: How Did April Fools' Day Start?
• Truck Crashes Into Fort Worth Business, Killing Woman
• Man's Body Found On Miramar Driveway
• Bronx Bodega Worker Dies Days After Being Hit By Stray Bullet
• 3 On Your Side: Money Making Apps
• Judge Rules For Pizzi To Resume As Miami Lakes' Mayor
• Community Comes Together To Show Support For Young Girl Battling Cancer
• CBS4 Helps Homeowner Following Runaround From CenturyLink, Contractor
• Seen At 11: Could A Little Pink Pill Be The Answer To Low Sex Drive In Women?
• CBS2 Exclusive: Man Pepper-Sprayed During Upper East Side Road Dispute
• Student Charged With Attempted Murder In Killian Stabbing
• NYPD Detective Caught On Video Berating Uber Driver
• Natomas Building Moratorium Set To End On June 16; Building Permits Accepted April 1
• Neighbors Say Upper West Side Tree Was 'Murdered;' Police Investigate
• Lucic's Late Goal Helps Bruins Beat Panthers, 3-2
• Teen Son Of Canadian Consul General Arrested On Murder Charge
• Researchers Studying What Dogs Are Thinking
• Spurs Stay Hot, Pull Away From Heat For 95-81 Win
• Faribault Dance Team Doubts Sincerity Of Lakeville South's Apology
• Apartment Fire Puts A Dozen Families Out Of Their Homes
• Stone's Shootout Goal Lifts Senators Over Red Wings 2-1
• Metro State Senior Mitch McCarron Named National Player Of The Year
• Giant Eagle Issues Recall Due To Undeclared Allergens
• Dallas DA Speaks At SMU, Briefly Addresses Difficult Week
• Drummond Leads Pistons Past Hawks 105-95
• Thieves Take Van Of Dog-Spaying Nonprofit
• Texas Has Its Own Religious Freedom Law
• Research: 'Golden Rule' Lost Among Coworkers
• Disappearance Of Boy Decades Ago Among Cold Cases Newly Formed Unit In O.C. Works To Solve
• Haltom City Neighbors Upset Of Property Purchase By Televangelist
• Police: Grandson Of J. Paul Getty Found Dead Inside Hollywood Hills Home
• Son Of Rockies' Axford In Stable Condition After Rattlesnake Bites
• Fort Worth Family Says Someone Shot Dog In Their Backyard
• Death Of South Jersey Man Who Was In Police Custody Under Investigation
• Theater Shooting Victim Says Arlene Holmes' Book 'Doesn't Make Any Sense To Us'
• Santa Rosa Boy Survives After Truck Slams Into His Bedroom
• Man Convicted Of Murder, Attempted Murder In Road Rage Incident
• Police Search For Suspect In East Harlem Attempted Rape
• Gausman Gives Up 4 Runs To Rays In Orioles' 4-3 Loss
• Nigerians elect new president
• Bizarre Emails From Purported Kidnappers Of Vallejo Woman Demand Police Apologize, Case Handed Off To FBI
• Emanuel, Garcia Spar Over City Finances In Final Debate Before Election
• 2 Women Shot In Ridgewood, Queens; Police Say Suspect Committed Suicide
• WEATHER BLOG: Spring Is In The Air
• Police Need Help Finding Missing Rochester Man, 21
• UberX Driver Accused Of Attempting To Burglarize Airport Customer's Home
• 3/31 CBS2 Tuesday Evening Weather Headlines
• Expert: Employment Abroad May Be Beneficial
• State Colleges No More?
• Reports: 'Honeymoon In Vegas' To End Broadway Run Early, Effective Sunday
• Man Arrested After Police Officer Shoots At Him; No One Hurt
• Animal Cruelty Suspect Tells Police He Can Beat 4-Week-Old Puppy Anytime He Wants
• Zito Gives Up 3 Homers To Angels In 13-10 Loss
• 15-Year-Old Cheetah Euthanized At Maryland Zoo
• Dodgers' Ethier Leaves Game, Receives X-Ray After Being Hit By Pitch
• Citizens Bank Park Unveils New Ballpark Food Options
• Purported Kidnappers Of Denise Huskins Email Demand For Police Apology Over Hoax Allegations
• Oakland Joins San Francisco In Boycotting Travel To Indiana Over Religious Freedom Law
• Obama Commutes Sentences For 22 Drug Convicts, Including Dallas Man
• LAPD: Busboy Sexually Assaulted Transgender Woman At Popular Hollywood Sports Bar
• Pirates Roll Out New Food For Fans At PNC Park
• Three Hurt After Car Crashes Into Libertyville Home
• Fujikawa Fails To Get Any Outs As Rangers Lose To Cubs 15-10
• Italian-Made Jewelry Benefits Children With Special Needs
• Diamondbacks Beat Rangers 8-7
• Did Vallejo Police Mishandle Denise Huskins Kidnapping Investigation?
• NIT Run Comes To An End For Temple With 60-57 Loss To Miami
• Man Gets 12 Years In Prison For Crash That Killed Littleton Officer
• State Department: Only 4 Hillary Clinton Emails Found About Drone Strikes, Surveillance
• Norwalk High School Students Get Lesson In Giving Back, Raise $20K For Charity
• Gov. Christie Argues With Teacher Over Exxon Mobil Settlement During Town Hall Meeting
• Google Maps Transformed Into Pac-Man Board For April Fool's Day
• Charged Norwin Teacher's Husband Accused Of Witness Intimidation
• Shelter Surprise: Nevada County Woman's New Dog Knows Life-Saving Trick
• University Of Houston Breaks Silence On McConaughey Speech Fee
• NCAA Final Four Boycott Over Indiana Religious Freedom Law Would Be Wrong
• Body Cameras Headline Another Day Of Police Oversight Bills
• Mile High City Is No. 1 In U.S. In Home Price Growth
• DePaul Student Robbed Near Campus
• Detroit's Anti-Blight Efforts Look To Business Properties
• Landlord Asks A's Pitcher, Girlfriend For Their Dog's Resume As Part Of Rental Application
• Stockton Residents Wonder Who Will Pay After Power Surge Damages Appliances
• Educational Consultant Pria Chatterjee
• LAPD: Hiker Reports Finding Skeletal Remains In Hollywood Hills
• Heir to Getty oil fortune found dead in L.A. home
• Campus Beyond Excited As Terps Head To Final Four
• City Council Honors Penguins' Announcer With "Mike Lange Day"
• Cote de Pablo: "Dovekeepers" script made me cry
• Tony Romo Would Have Taken A Pay Cut To Keep DeMarco Murray In Dallas
• 2 Stabbed In Front Of Williamsburg Public Housing Building
• Cal U Woman's Basketball Team Celebrates Championship With Parade
• Judge Replaces Prosecutor For Bernie Tiede Retrial
• Bill Toohey Laid To Rest With Full Honors
• DOE: Suspensions, Arrests Of NYC Students Have Dropped
• 'Wicked' Comes To Baltimore
• Cubs Top Rangers, 15-10
• DISD Plans Expansion To Provide Space For Pre-Schoolers
• Transit Workers Union Files Suit Against CTA Over Distributing Campaign Material
• Sports Rehab: Keith Cavanaugh Talks Lady Terps Headed To The Final Four
• Baltimore City Schools Changing Policing Policy
• Police: Missing Pittsgrove Teen Found Safe
• Maryland Groups Build Awareness For Bike Safety
• Boy, 14, Sexually Abused In Near North Side Parking Garage
• Police Searching For Suspect In Stabbing Over Parking Dispute
• Salesforce Heavily Funds Reinstated SFPD Cadet Academy; Targets Diverse Youth
• Arenado Hits 3-Run Homer In Rockies' 4-3 Loss To Giants
• Elgin Mayoral Candidates Focused On Economic Development
• Blaine Dog Who Survived Being Hit By Train Dies After Surgery
• St. Cloud Professor Accused Of Smuggling Ivory From Elephants, Rhinos
• Colorado Trying Again To Add Maternal Warnings At Pot Shops
• Deaf Inmates Sue Michigan Over Lack Of Services In Prisons
• Feds Investigating 2 New Reports Of Laser-Pointing Incidents At Newark Airport
• Indiana Government Website Targeted By Cyber Attacks
• St. Paul Apartment Fire Sends 2 To Hospital
• 9 Silicon Valley April Fools Stunts You Should Never Have Fallen For
• Dayton Calls For Statewide Plan To Synchronize Traffic Lights
• Wild Back-Up Goalies Aim To Stay Sharp Without Playing Time
• Denver Mayor Bans City-Funded Travel To Indiana Over Religious Freedom Law
• Dallas Cowboys QB Tony Romo Talks With Ben & Skin
• CBS4 Sports Poll
• White Sox Beat Dodgers, 2-1
• Rauner Schedules Special Election To Replace Schock
• West Village ATM Stop Turns Into Alarming Close Call For Young Mother-To-Be
• Knight Foundation Awards Gary, Ind. With Grant For Art And Culinary Center
• $100 Google Chromebit Turns Any TV Into A Full Computer
• Report Of Armed Gunman At Holmdel Elementary School Was A Hoax
• Woman Held On $150,000 Bail In Alleged Theft Of Car With Baby Inside In San Jose
• Philly Teams Make History At State Finals
• Garcia, Emanuel Flooding Airwaves In Final Week Before Election
• Alabama 'Showing Interest' In Gophers Coach Richard Pitino
• The Music Of Composer Bryce Dessner
• EMU's President Will Step Down To Pursue Next Chapter In Life
• Plan To Decriminalize Truancy Headed For Full Texas Senate
• Honda Testing Automated Cars At Former Concord Naval Weapons Station
• Defense Rests In Boston Marathon Bombing Trial
• Former State Corrections Officer Gets Year In Jail For Child Porn, Peeping Conviction
• Brooklyn DA: Medicaid Fraud Ring Lured Poor Customers With Free Sneakers
• 7 Cats, 1 Dog Missing From East Village Explosion Site
• Stabbing On Board Light Rail Forces Stop At Centre Street
• Murray Earns 500th Win By Beating Anderson At Miami Open
• Tracking Danger: Oil Train Disaster Could Devastate Rural Towns
• CBS4 Sports Poll
• Hundreds Of LAPD Body Cameras Ready For Patrol This Summer
• Dodger Fans To Undergo New Security Guidelines For 2015 Season
• UNT Student Hopes PTSD Victim Memorial 'Takes Root'
• ​How veterinarians are saving Southern California's starving sea lion pups
• Lethal injections may become more difficult for some states
• Wainwright To Start For Cardinals After Loss To Miami
• Bill Could Provide Boost To City Parents Trying To Re-Enter The Work Force
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• Egg Donation Helps Metro Area Food Banks
• Tanaka Gives Up 3 Runs As Yankees Lose To Twins 3-1
• Family Members At A Loss, After Young Mother Killed By Drunk Driver
• UC Davis Scientist: Up To 10 Percent Of Central Valley Smog Comes From Asia
• Nearly Two Years Later, Mother Of Murdered 5-Month-Old Planning Memorial Service
• NYC Officials Cheer $3 Billion Federal Grant For Superstorm Sandy Aid
• Dog With Frostbite Damage To Paws Gets To Run, Play
• 6 Suspects Caught In N. Minneapolis Home Break-In Wave
• ​​Closing of historic Va. women's college signals turmoil for higher education
• $30M Grant Announced To Help End LA Veteran Homelessness
• Mother Arrested For Child Abandonment Was Childcare Professional
• Residents Troubled By Dangerous Crosswalk After Mother & Child Struck
• Southern California wildfire prompts evacuations
• Stocks eke out another quarterly gain, barely
• Lockdown Over At Anne Arundel Medical Center
• Philadelphia Jobs Report: Employment Abroad Can Help You Acquire Valuable Life Experience
• 3 On Your Side: New Regulations For Water Heaters
• Narduzzi Sets High Expectations For Panthers
• Victim Of Road Rage Incident Says He's 'Feeling Well Considering' In Hospital Statement
• Baltimore Co. Police Searching For Missing Man With Dementia
• Hofstra Research Could Lead To New Autism Treatments
• Jobs Report: Employment Opportunities Abroad
• UCLA Focuses On Quarterbacks As Spring Practice Opens
• Police: Body Pulled From Schuylkill River Identified As Missing Phila. Man
• Looking For Jobs In Other Countries
• Sacramento Kings Adviser Chris Mullin Confirmed As New Coach At St. John's
• Man Targeted In Underage Alcohol Sting Accused Of Selling Decoy Psychedelic Mushrooms
• Minnesotans Head Out To Patios, Rooftops On #Top10WeatherDay
• Woman On Morning Jog To Vallejo Waterfront Struck And Killed By Car
• Big Ten Shines Bright With Final Four In Its Backyard
• Man, Woman Charged With Hate Crime In Burglary Of Elderly Woman On Long Island
• Volunteers Pitch In To Help Renovate Veteran's Home
• FBI: Serial Bank Robber Strikes Again
• Reward Increased For Info Leading To Arrest In Death Of 10-Year-Old
• Woman Robbed After Cashing Check At Walmart On Smith Road
• Escaped Va. Prisoner Captured By Police After Escaping Hospital
• Man With A Gun Reported On UCI Campus
• 4 Months After Its Closure, Homeless Advocates Return To San Jose's Jungle
• Pregnant, Abused Cat Recovering After City Councilman Rescues Her From BQE
• New App Lets You Book A Cab Now, Or Later
• Obama commutes 22 prison sentences
• FBI Identify Deceased Suspect In NSA Shooting
• Video prompts suspension of 2 college police officers
• Sixers Use Off Day To Tour The White House
• Denver Jury Finds Man Guilty In 3 Sexual Assaults
• Help Pay Vet Bills For Dog Hit By Train
• Schumer: New Tolls On I-95 In Connecticut Will Jam Up Westchester Streets
• Teen Driver Killed In Crash Into Comic Book Store Identified
• The Deuce and Jason Ross Show - March 31, 2015 - Segment Six
• Price Rocked For 7 Runs As Tigers Lose To Pirates 7-3
• 'Bride Stealing' Case Sheds Light On Troubling Tradition
• Rolling Stones Expected To Fill TCF Bank Stadium
• Sacramento Kings PF Jason Thompson Joins Deuce and J-Ross
• Arkansas House passes its own "religious freedom" bill
• The Deuce and Jason Ross Show - March 31, 2015 - Segment Five
• Levine: Cubs' Jon Lester Builds Up Pitch Count, Is Ready For Opener
• Feds Appeal Texas Judge's Rule Change Blocking Gay-Couple's Medical Benefits
• Zeoli Show Log 3.31.15
• New 'Daily Show' Host Trevor Noah Under Fire For Tweets About Jews, Women
• Watchdogs: Bush, others violating campaign finance laws
• Justin Bieber Attends Mediation Hearing On Photog's Suit
• Long Beach Police Officer Crashes Head-On Into Runaway Car To Save Others
• Thieves Caught On Tape Breaking Into 'Joe's Bike Shop'
• Police: Teen Shot In South Philadelphia
• Consumer Reports: Costco Or Sam's Club, Which Is Right For You?
• FULL LIST: California Organizations Condemning Indiana's Religious Freedom Law
• Keller @ Large: Changes Needed To Fix Troubled MBTA
• Prosecutors: Brooklyn Man Conned Parents Of Abducted Children Out Of Money
• Police Impersonator With Gun Searches Woman's Car, Steals Wallet In Aurora
• Travis Snider Joins Scott & Jeremy
• Blue Jays Use Long-Ball To Top Phillies 10-6
• Pete Prisco: No Question Sam Bradford Is 'Better Than Nick Foles'
• 200 years ago: A volcano that blocked out the sun
• The Deuce and Jason Ross Show - March 31, 2015 - Segment Four
• Should parents let kids taste alcohol?
• N.H. Lawmakers: State Symbol Naming Out Of Control
• Exclusive: Mother Of Woman Gunned Down Outside Nightclub Speaks Out
• P.F. Chang's Employee Arrested On Suspicion Of Credit Card Theft In LA
• Etan Patz's Mother Returns To Witness Stand In Murder Trial
• Police Arrest Man Accused Of Illegal Buttocks Injections
• Boston City Councilor Brings Baby To Work, Fights For Parental Leave
• Crew Members Recall Harrowing Rescue Off Gloucester Coast
• Police: Two Found Dead With Stab Wounds Inside NW Side Home
• Bite Of Minnesota: Buttermilk Onion Rings
• Three Rivers Arts Festival Music Lineup Announced
• Terps Still Dancing In March Madness
• ​U.S. resumes military aid to Egypt
• Apple Valley Vegetation Fire Sparked By Controlled Burn, Destroying Outbuilding, Military Vehicle
• Companies attack Arkansas religious freedom bill
• Minnesota Snowmobiler Lost Since December Found In ND River
• Tucker Makes Pirates' Exhibition Debut
• 3 More Probation Sentences In Toledo Sports Bribery Probe
• Woman Found Shot To Death In Her South Jamaica, Queens Apartment
• Rising Star: Michigan State Guard Lourawls Nairn, Jr.
• Bears Sign RB Jacquizz Rodgers To 1-Year Deal
• Spartans Sold On Team Concept, From Defense To Development
• Remembering Selena: 20-Years Later
• "Mad Max: Fury Road" debuts explosive new trailer
• Lawsuit Claims 13-Year Old Sexually Assaulted As School Team Looked On
• Patriots Owner: Hernandez Told Me He Was Innocent
• The story behind Zayn Malik's so-called solo track
• Faribault Man Accused Of Shooting GF's Friend In Hotel Hallway
• Mavs Upgrade Monta After 'Positive Practice'
• Focus Of Search For Missing Boy Remains On Miss. River
• AP Study Projects Average MLB Salary Tops $4M
• Elk Grove's NASCAR Star Larson Released From Hospital
• Husband and wife cops comfort people suffering tragic loss
• Hundreds Expected To Protest Firing Of Temecula Middle School Principal
• Sheriff's Deputy Charged In Shooting Pleads Not Guilty
• 2 Suspects Arrested In SF's Crocker Amazon Double Homicide
• NFL Linebacker Alleges Bank Of America 'Aided & Abetted' $20M Fraud Scheme
• Central High Students' Grilling of Philadelphia Mayoral Candidates Carried Live on Cable TV
• Live Video-Streaming Apps Periscope, Meerkat Battle To Allow You To Broadcast Your Life
• Chris Mullin Officially Named St. John's New Head Coach
• Ernie Banks' Will Confirmed By Judge
• Paralyzed Dog Finds New Home
• This Week In Golf: Walker Rides High To Claim Valero Texas Open
• Rob Gronkowski Offering Fans The Chance To 'Gronk-Spike Things' On Party Bus
• Fmr. Miami Police Officer Admits Role In Drug Conspiracy
• Weather: A Rainy Evening
• Florida State's Winston Shows Off For NFL Coaches, GMs
• March Madness Puts U-M Grad Firmly In Spartan Nation With Million Dollar Payoff
• 1 Woman Killed, 2 Others Injured In 3-Vehicle Crash On Route 8
• Manfred On WFAN: Anger Toward Mets Ownership Is Not 'Fair'
• Frustrated Hundreds Jam Wayne County Treasurer's Office In Last Minute Rush To Pay Tax Bills
• The Deuce and Jason Ross Show - March 31, 2015 - Segment Three
• Wrapping Up Spring Training
• Top Reasons Why Jaromir Jagr Should Re-Sign With The Panthers
• Boy, 2, Dies Weeks After Falling Through Thin Ice
• The Deuce and Jason Ross Show - March 31, 2015 - Segment Two
• Cops: 2 dead in shooting at Calif. medical office
• Bankruptcy Judge Approves RadioShack Asset Sale
• Bulls' Taj Gibson Accepts His Reduced Role Without Complaint
• Woman pleads guilty in case of boy cuffed to porch
• Mother Charged With Second-Degree Murder In Death Of Toddler At Midtown Restaurant
• Man Who Stole Ring From Woman Having Aneurysm Sentenced To 11 Years In Prison
• Idea Of Taxing E-Cigarettes Like Tobacco Gets Key Support
• Average MLB Salary Tops $4M For First Time; Yanks 2nd-Biggest Spenders
• 15 Instagram Photos That Make Facebook's New Building Look More Fun Than Your Workplace
• Teen Found Stuffed In Suitcase Died Of 'Drug Intoxication'
• CBS Leads Daytime Emmys With 62 Nominations
• Court Upholds Judge's Role In Investigation Of AG Kane
• Service Workers Intend To Strike On Tax Day Over Wages
• Sources: Indictment of US Sen. Menendez (D-N.J.) is Imminent
• Trevor Noah, Comedy Central respond to backlash over tweets
• 30 Players: Fiers Finally Ready To Stick With Brewers
• Tillman To Start 2nd Straight Opener For Orioles
• Woman Who Gets Garth's Guitar Talks To Good Day
• Ally Financial Consolidates Personnel, Maintains Headquarters In Detroit
• Police officer shot in South Carolina
• LA County Officials Commission Study On Impact Of Minimum Wage Hike
• Company uses aerial footage technology to fight crime
• Lifeguards, Bystanders Credited With Pulling Man From Lowell Pool
• Maryland Uses Versatility To Earn Return Trip To Final Four
• 350-Pound Bear Finds Its Way Into Uniontown
• Sam Dekker's Girlfriend Bailey Scheich Is A Smoke Show From The University Of Michigan [PHOTOS]
• Pac Man Using Google Maps, Chicago As Your Playground
• Report: Residents Of East Village Building Told Gas Was Being Turned Off Prior To Explosion
• Celebrate Earth Month with CBS2/KCAL9 and the Wyland Foundation
• Google Maps Brings Pac-Man To The Streets
• Interfaith Rally Looks Beyond Anti-Islam Bus Ads That SEPTA Is Being Forced To Run
• Co-defendant enters plea in Vegas mom slaying case
• Brooklyn Woman Delivers Baby In Back Of Uber Car
• NASCAR Driver Kyle Larson Released From Hospital After Fainting At Martinsville
• Rothstein: Best Final Four We've Seen In A While
• Scott Kelly: Work-life balance important in space
• Iran nuclear talks extended
• Cuomo Bans Nonessential State-Funded Travel To Indiana Over Religious Freedom Law
• Mateen Cleaves Among Analysts On Final Four Homer Broadcasts
• Gophers' Zahui B. Named AP First Team All-American
• Small Plane Makes Emergency Landing In NW Minn., Crashes Into Car
• Andrea Petkovic Becomes First Semifinalist At Miami Open
• Mar Vista Girl With Autism Still Missing A Week Later
• Bruce Laird Weighs In On The Ravens Off-Season
• Jets Drop Cortland, Move Training Camp To Florham Park
• Blog: Nearly Half of Americans Are Saving Virtually Nothing
• Elected Officials Move To Raise Penalties For Bridge Trespassing
• Google Maps Turns Into Pac-Man's Chomping Grounds
• Monsanto joins fight to protect monarch butterfly
• Tiger Woods' Plane Spotted At Augusta
• Thomas Berdych Advances To Quarterfinals At Miami Open
• North Andover Mom Charged With Hosting Teen Drinking Party Appears In Court
• The Deuce and Jason Ross Show - March 31, 2015 - Segment One
• Officer Hurt When Alleged Red Light Runner Hits Police Car In San Francisco
• Goran Dragic and Dwyane Wade, the NBA's Two Most Efficient Attackers
• Big Raise For Met Leader Despite Salaries Deal
• Pa. Supreme Court Affirms Leak Probe That Named Attorney General Kathleen Kane
• Some Rangers Fans Upset With Alleged NHL Playoff-WNBA Ticket Bundling
• Woman's Creative Sign Gets Her Garth Brooks' Guitar
• 7-Year-Old Lakewood Girl Receives Robotic Hand Created By 3D Printer
• Liberal Dems, GOP Cling To Hope Warren Runs For President
• A's Closer, Girlfriend Buying Tickets To Fill Stands For LGBT Pride Night
• US Surrenders Late Goal In 1-1 Tie At Switzerland
• Texas Senators Approve State Contracting Bill After HHS Commissioner Scandal
• Report: Fmr. firefighter allegedly took hostages
• CBS Sweeps Nominations For Daytime Emmys
• Designer Jesse J Shares Fashion Trends For Spring, Summer
• Bodies of 2 missing Pa. men found in W.Va. river
• Mom apologizes for her rude teens in viral Facebook post
• Cubs: LF Video Board To Be Ready Opening Night, But RF Video Board Further Delayed
• Pennsylvania College Expels 3 For Racist Radio Broadcast
• Ex-Firefighter Accused Of Taking Several Hostage Inside Elkins Park Firehouse
• Preparing For Masters? Tiger Woods' Plane Reportedly In Augusta
• 2 leftist militants killed in Turkey hostage standoff
• Yolo County Coroner Releases Official Cause Of Death Of UC Davis Student, Roommate
• State School Measurement System Wins Federal Re-Approval
• Ravens Sign QB Matt Schaub To 1-Year Deal
• Prosecutors, Police, Advocates Team Up To Focus On Rape Cases
• MNfusion: Daily Greens Pairs Seasonal Cleanse With Juicing
• Abortion Waiting Period Gets Senate OK
• Defense Rests In 1st Phase Of Boston Marathon Bombing Trial
• Colorado Lawmaker's Abortion Comments Continue To Roil GOP
• French police deny reports of Germanwings crash video
• Holdzkom Calls Demotion 'Part Of The Journey'
• Daytime Emmy Awards nominations announced
• Banana peel hits Dave Chappelle on New Mexico stage
• Experts: Extremely Cold Weather Likely Contributed To Demise Of Pittsburgh's Bald Eagle Eggs
• Outbreak of canine influenza worries dog owners
• Police: 3 Bank Robberies In Boulder May Be Connected
• 18-Wheeler Hits TRE Bridge In Dallas Causing Delays
• Izzo Wants To Follow 2014 UConn Blueprint: Seven-Seed To National Champion
• San Bruno Wants Tougher Fine For Deadly PG&E Pipeline Explosion
• New "Daily Show" Host Under Fire For Tweets
• Stop what you're doing and play Pac-Man on Google Maps right now
• Garcia Campaign Blasts Photo Of Gang Leaders As Smear Tactic
• Lawmakers Hear Pros, Cons Of Continuing Film Tax Credit
• Autopsy set for girl who died hours before rape trial
• Christopher Plaskon, Teen Charged In Milford Prom Day Killing, Faces Another Psychiatric Review
• City Comptroller Scott Stringer: Superstorm Sandy Aid Program A Disgrace
• Gold Mining May Peak This Year, Collapse By 2035
• Family Says Mumia Abu-Jamal Treated For Diabetes Complications
• Report: 3 trials ordered in Utah teacher sex case
• Minnesota Farmers Expect To Plant Record Soybean Acreage
• South Side Residents Fed Up After Latest Fights & Arrests
• Photo of scared Syrian child "surrendering" to camera goes viral
• March, Rally Held In Support Of LA Produce Market Workers
• Dickerson: Can Ted Cruz play well with others?
• El comentario de Nacho Lozano
• Foursquare On The Pin #2: Meat And More
• Michigan State Among 2015 Finalists Generating Record-Setting Final Four Ticket Prices
• Spieth Supports AT&T's 'It Can Wait' Campaign
• Foursquare On The Pin #2: Meat & More
• National Parks Call On Americans To 'Find Your Park'
• Workers Rally At Detroit McDonald's Demanding $15-An-Hour Wage
• Lufthansa: Co-pilot reported "serious depressive episode" 6 years ago
• Officials: 2 Found Dead In Montgomery County Home Reportedly Had Lacerations From Chainsaw
• Levine: White Sox See A Playoff Berth In Their Future
• "No Dibs" For Cupich's Easter Sunday Mass In Tinley Park
• Spartans To Play On Final Four Court Built Near Izzo's Hometown (Video)
• 30 new fly species discovered in Los Angeles
• Vet Office Manager To Stand Trial After Allegedly Stealing $269K From Business
• State Offices Closed In Observation Of Cesar Chavez Day
• Malcolm Jenkins: 'I Definitely See Chip Kelly's Vision'
• Driver Charged With Intoxication Manslaughter In Fatal Garland Crash
• 2 Arrested In Connection With Assault, Robbery Of 87-Year-Old Pasadena Man
• First Responders In Longmont Stabbing Attack Honored At State Capitol
• Gov. Rendell Says Mayoral Candidates' Forum Will Engage Elementary Schoolkids in Phila.
• Md. Senate Passes 3 Bills Aimed At Helping Business
• Central Valley School Bus Driver Charged With Sexually Assaulting Student
• Eagles Sign WR Miles Austin To One-Year Deal
• Nigeria makes history in presidential election
• Sen. Schumer Urges NY Have 'Seat At The Table' In Conn. Toll Planning Process
• Montgomery County DA: 'On What Planet Do You Send Naked Photos To A Teen Boy And Think It's Private?'
• Poll Shows Hillary Clinton Support Softening In All-Important Swing States
• Fireball Streaks Over Bay Area, Beginning Annual 'Fireball Season' Of Meteors
• Man Found Shot Dead At Dorchester House Fire
• Traffic Index Ranks Denver In Congested Cities List
• Badly Burned Fresno Firefighter Has Long Road To Recovery
• LISTEN: Dan Roche's Mookie Betts Mashup
• Thunder Star Kevin Durant Has Bone Graft Surgery
• Analysis: Hernandez Lied To Kraft After Odin Lloyd Murder
• Best Places To Find Empanadas in LA
• Carlisle To Shan & RJ On Mavs' 'Elusive Formula'
• Recovery Effort For U Student Resumes On Mississippi River
• MLB Network's Darryl Hamilton Likes A Pirates/Red Sox World Series
• Texan Allegedly Posed As Officer To Cut Fast Food Line
• Keith Brooks and Carmichael Dave Show - March 31st, 2015
• Canon-McMillan Baseball Coach Suspended Over Alleged Marijuana Incident
• A Trip Around The MLB With Jerry Crasnick
• Study Links Letting Kids Sip Alcohol To Later Drinking
• Heyman: Red Sox Players Guaranteeing Mookie Betts Makes All-Star Team
• Keith Brooks and Carmichael Dave Show - March 31st, 2015
• Street Sweeping Begins Wednesday In Denver
• Authorities in Montco Checking Door-to-Door For Valid Dog Licenses
• Fans Have Chance To Win One-Night Stay At United Center Hosted By Scottie Pippen
• Elgin Man Gets 37 Years For Raping Underage Girl
• Keith Brooks and Carmichael Dave Show - March 31st, 2015
• Raiders Re-Sign DL Wilson
• NJ Official Says Getting Hurricane Sandy Relief From Feds Was 'Cumbersome' But Worth It
• Amazon home services cleans your home, mounts TVs
• US Steel To Idle Part Of Minntac; 680 Layoffs Expected
• USC's Haden Skips Meeting In Protest Of Indiana Law
• Iowa State Assistant Abdelmassih To Join Mullin's Staff At St. John's
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• Defending Intellectual Property
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• West Jordan To Leave Mark On U.S. Capitol Dome
• Malloy: Move 2016 Final Four Unless Indiana Changes Law
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• Phil Jackson Tweets That Knicks Will Rebuild, Have Team 'Bball Gods' Approve Of
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• Reports: Stevan Ridley Visiting With Dolphins
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• Man Arrested For Allegedly Filming Inside Women's Restroom
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• KYW Flashback: The Fall From Grace And Trial Of Monsignor William Lynn
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• Study: Roughly Half Of Americans Not Saving Enough
• Celtics Back In Playoff Picture, But Know Work Is Far From Done
• Arvada Officer Crashes Into Denver Ravine
• Minnesotan To Meet: Acupuncturist Senia Mae Tuominen
• Rolling Stones Heading To Detroit In July On 'Zip Code' Tour
• New Q-Poll: Hillary Clinton Losing Ground In Florida
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• Civilian deaths mount as Yemen falls apart
• Wild Hosting 'Hockey Helping Kids' Thursday At Xcel Energy Center
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• Boston Teen Vying For American Chess Crown
• Robbers Set Up Roadblock To Target Drivers In Fuller Park
• Pa. burglar steals 100 candy bars, plus cookies
• Debi Mazar: Sleep tips from a Hollywood workaholic
• Beyond The Bucket: What The Ice Bucket Challenge Did To Help ALS
• Montero Or Gee? Competition For Final Spot In Mets' Rotation Is Heating Up
• Schock's Staff To Face Tough Prosecutor In Spending Probe
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• Cowboys Have 'No Interest' In Matt Schaub
• Survey: Almost 20% Of Americans Aren't Saving Any Of Their Income
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• 5 Second Rule? Prison Food Vendor Literally Served Michigan Inmates Garbage
• Indonesia Prosecutors Not Seeking Death Penalty For Chicago Couple
• "DWTS" season 20: Week 3 heats up with Latin Night
• Harman buying Bang & Olufsen car audio business
• VOTE: Should 'The Fan Morning Show' Have Billie Nardozzi Sing Another Song?
• McDonald's Is Testing All-day Breakfast
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• Keller @ Large: Complacency And Arrogance Has To Stop
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• IBM Invests $3 Billion In 'Internet Of Things'
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• New Prosecutor Mulled For Bernie Tiede Case
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• FBI Investigating Cyberattack At Rutgers University
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• "Sodomite Supression Act" sparks backlash in Calif.
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• FBI Probes Cyberattack At Rutgers University
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• Michigan Alum Casino Owner Stands To Win $1 Million On Spartans
• Quarterback Search Is Major Focus For Rutgers In Spring Practice
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