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Articles from March 13, 2017

• Former Stockton Mayor's Bail Reduced, But GPS Monitoring Added
• Thieves Posing As Utility Workers Burglarize Woman's Home In Echo Park
• Tombstone Shows Up In Woman's Front Yard
• Antioch Street Closed Due To Mercury Contamination
• Vallejo Police Launch Inquiry After Recording Of Beating Surfaces
• Folsom Elementary School Bans Tag After Altercations
• Woman Seen On Camera Abandoning Toddler At Crowded Grocery Store
• Marine Survey Warns Queen Mary Is Falling Apart, Desperately Needs Repairs Or Could Sink
• Prosecutors Say Vallejo Kidnapper Should Be Imprisoned Until 'Old And Weak'
• 2 Minor Earthquakes Shake Inland Empire
• Barton, Murray Each Score 22, Nuggets Beat Lakers
• 'Frozen The Musical' Tickets Go On Sale May 1
• Kings Don't Help Their Playoff Hopes With 3-1 Loss To Blues
• One Person Injured, 5 Residents Displaced In San Francisco Apartment Fire
• Police In Napa Fatally Shoot Man With Knife Outside Home Depot
• Teen Sentenced To 12 Years In Prison For Deadly DUI Crash
• Cordarrelle Patterson Signs With Oakland Raiders
• 'Puppy Love' Turning Out To Be Great Way To Help Vets With PTSD
• Mistreated?: Some Broncos Season Ticket Holders Lose License To Renew
• Community Cancellations: Tuesday, March 14
• Blizzard Tuesday Could Be 'One Of Biggest March Storms Ever' In Southern New England
• SEPTA, Amtrak, NJ Transit Announce Service Alerts Due To Winter Storm
• WEATHER BLOG: Powerful Nor'easter To Bring Heavy Snow To Northeast
• Stradivarius stolen in 1980 returns to the stage
• Police: Attempted Kidnapping/Robbery In Newark Falsely Reported
• Hayward Scores 27 As Jazz Beat Clippers, 114-108
• Police: Man Attacked Restaurant Employee With Pipe, Said 'Get Out Of America'
• Science Behind Stocking Up: Why Milk, Bread & Eggs During A Storm?
• Boy, 4, Seriously Injured After Being Struck By School Bus In Atlantic City
• More Than 100 Bodies, 70 Coffins Recovered From Construction Site In Old City
• Weather Delays Sentencing Of Man Who Wanted 'Martyrdom'
• Code Blues, Snow Emergencies Issued Due To Powerful Winter Storm
• Home Centers, Clothing Stores, and Bakeries? Likely To Suffer In Snowstorm
• Jury For Cosby's Criminal Trial To Come From Pittsburgh Area 
• Good Question: Why Do We Wait For Laws To Go Into Effect?
• PECO Crews Gear Up For Impending Snow Storm
• New Jersey Boy Allegedly Victimized After Playing Popular Online Game
• Philly International Airport Returns To Normal Operations After Winter Storm
• PennDOT Getting Prepared For Winter Storm
• 2 Former Penn State Administrators Plead Guilty For Role In Sandusky Child Molestation Case
• 1 Person Killed In Vineland Bus Accident Enroute to Philadelphia Flower Show
• Pa. Governor Issues Travel Restrictions Ahead of Winter Storm
• Babysitter Of 3-Year-Old Killed By Gunshot Recalls 'Lovable, Passionate' Child
• Congressional Budget Office Releases Analysis Of Republican Health Care Plan
• Nor'easter To Bring Heavy Snow, Strong Winds To Northeast
• Deputy Chief Gives More Info On Officer Accused Of Stealing
• New Documentary On Death Of Michael Brown Causing Stir In Ferguson
• DCF: Mom Of Teen Who Committed Suicide In Facebook Live Watched Episode Unfold
• Gov. Hogan Issues State Of Emergency For Snowstorm
• Reconstruction Of Highway 380 Could Bring Billions To Collin County
• De Blasio, Cuomo Declare States Of Emergency; Above-Ground Subways, Schools Shut Down For Snowstorm
• State Highway Admin. Responding Overnight For Storm-Related Conditions
• 2 Investigators: O'Hare Janitorial Cost Overruns
• Travel Plans In Limbo As A Winter Storm Hits Maryland
• At 'The Castle,' Family Rallies Around Young Minnesota Girl With Cancer
• Small Town Minnesota Mayor Faces Swindling, Assault Charges & More
• Airlines Cancel Thousands Of Flights Ahead Of Major Winter Storm
• Gov. Baker, Mayor Walsh To Residents: Please Stay Off Roads Tuesday
• Nets Raise Permanent Banner For Biggie Smalls At Barclays Center [VIDEO]
• ISIS Calls For North Texas Imam's Assassination
• Second Wave Of Snowfall Hits, Blame 'Lake Effect'
• Islanders Surrender Eight Goals In Loss To Hurricanes
• Governor Christie Declares State Of Emergency For New Jersey Ahead Of Winter Storm
• East Coast Nor'easter Causing Airport Troubles For Detroit Travelers
• Grand Jury Investigation Into Orange County Voting Shows No Voter Fraud
• Timberwolves Win 119-104 As Wizards' Magic Runs Out
• Weather Blog: Winter Storm Warning In Effect
• River Grove Police Distribute Sketch Of Murder Suspect
• Legendary Knicks Broadcaster John Andariese Dies
• Head-On Crash Claims 1 Life, Another Person Seriously Injured
• Half Moon Bay's Old Flower Greenhouses Being Eyed For Pot Cultivation
• Blue Jackets Set Franchise Records With 5-3 Win Over Flyers 
• 86-year-old alleged jewel thief arrested after missing court
• 3 former officials arrested after fatal youth shelter blaze
• Stanford And Cal Women Headed To Big Dance
• Brayden Point Breaks Third Period Tie To Lift Tampa Bay Over Rangers
• Texas Teachers Rally Against School Choice Bill
• Flight Attendants Sue American Airlines Over Facebook Posts
• Demolition Delayed On Crumbling Pfeiffer Canyon Bridge
• D'Angelo Russell Turned The Ball Over In The Most Embarrassing Way Ever [VIDEO]
• Lawsuit Challenges State On Felon Voting Rights
• Mirotic, Rondo Lead Bulls Against Hornets To Break Chicago's Losing Streak
• Loyola University Suspends Fraternity Accused Of Hazing
• Colorado Man Accused Of Going To Georgia For Sex With Teen
• Then And Now: Students Rising Above Gala Preview
• Residents Square Off Over Proposed Mahwah Cell Phone Tower
• Scott Quickly Signs Death Penalty Sentencing Bill
• Christie Defends Trump After Dismissal Of Bharara, Other U.S. Attorneys
• Nebraska Man Gets Life Term For Killing Colorado Man
• Massive West Oakland Homeless Encampment Spills Into The Street
• Man Dies After Falling, Hitting Head As He Fled Police
• Stadium Funding Repeal Hung Up In Senate
• Burglars Target 94-Year-Old Woman 4 Times In 8 Days
• Food Delivery Man Robbed, Beaten In Crown Heights
• Villanova Wildcats Shuffle Off To Buffalo Early For NCAA Tournament
• Michigan Ranked No. 23 In Final AP Poll
• Fundraiser Set Up For The Owner Of Randyland
• Mom On Young Daughters Nearly Killed In Semi Topple: 'The Worst Day Of Our Lives'
• CDC Warns Men From 3 Florida Counties Shouldn't Donate Sperm
• Blizzard 2017 Mass Transit Changes: List Of Expected Bus, Train Service Changes, Cancellations
• Dozens Rally Against Deporting Illegal Immigrant Father
• Bill Would Shield University Search Information
• Boston St. Patrick's Parade Marshal Says He's Back On Board
• States Aiming To Block Trump Travel Ban From Taking Effect
• Letting Your Employees Work From Home Could Be A Good Idea
• First-Timers: Northwestern Embracing NCAA Men's Basketball Tourney T-Shirts
• Disrespected Big 10 Looks To Make Impression In NCAA Tournament
• Connecticut Issues Statewide Travel Ban, Prepares For Up To 18 Inches Of Snow
• Hickenlooper Rejects Calls For Investigation Of Forged Lab Signatures
• Single winner of massive lotto jackpot remains anonymous
• Study Shows Spike In Emergency Room Visits For Kids
• Group Asks Lawmakers To Hold Off On Changes To Marijuana Law
• 25 Years Later, 'My Cousin Vinny' Keeps Laughs And Legal Lessons Coming
• Gas Company Insists Mackinac Pipelines Are Safe Despite Worn-Away Covering
• Dallas Woman, 67, Sits In Her Tree To Protest Trimming
• Report: Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom Working On Statewide Universal Health Care Plan
• Camp Kesem: Magic For Kids Whose Parents Are Touched By Cancer
• Watch: MMA Fight Ends In Crazy Double Knockout
• Police Shoot, Kill Knife-Wielding Man In Orange
• CBS4 Sports Poll
• Nursery Products Could Pose Unexpected Risks For Young Children, Study Shows
• California Announces Plan To Expand Financial Aid For College Students
• SMU Mustang Semi Ojeleye Shines On And Off The Court
• T.J. Lang Excited To Switch Sides In Lions-Packers Rivalry
• Meet Chad Stahelski, Director Of John Wick, Chapter 2
• Opinion: Topshop 'Mom Jeans' Hit Rock Bottom Stereotype
• Levine: Ian Happ Leads Next Crop Of Cubs Prospects
• Exit Reality Delivers Deep Sea Virtual Reality To Bay Sunday's Door
• California Democratic Lawmakers Unveil Plan They Hope Would Help Eliminate Need For Student Loans
• Sanders urges Trump to act on prescription drug cost reform
• Helpful Heads Up Gives One Long Islander A Temporary Home And A Fresh Start
• Man Gets 11 Years In Prison For Burglaries While Homeowners Were At Theater
• Vallejo Police Investigate Officer's Use Of Force In Violent Arrest
• Md. AG Frosh Challenging President's Travel Ban
• Former President Obama Visits With Tech Leaders In Silicon Valley
• For Some People, Shoveling Snow Can Be Downright Dangerous
• Reality Check: State Lawmakers' Pay Raise
• Long Island Braces For Blizzard Conditions, High Winds Ahead Of Winter Storm
• Auto Insurance Fee For Catastrophic Injuries Rising To $170
• WEATHER BLOG: Philadelphia Region Expected To See 6 To 12 Inches Of Snow
• Without Costly Improvements, Rockland County Senior Center Will Close Its Doors
• Gophers Move On, Adjust To Play Without Springs
• Healthcare Fight, Wiretap Claims Hinder Trump's Reform Plans
• Residents Bracing For Biggest Snow Storm Of Season
• Building The Winning March Madness Bracket
• Arlington PD Searching For ID Theft Victims After Big Bust
• Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance Launches Initiative Highlighting Civics Issues
• 248 Arrested Following Operation That Targeted Criminal Aliens In Three States
• 4 College Students Pull Unresponsive Man From Water
• University Of Delaware Launches Biden Institute
• California desert sees "superbloom" after winter of heavy rains
• STORM WATCH: Snow Emergency Declared In Philadelphia
• New wrinkle on President Trump's claims of Obama wiretapping at Trump Tower
• Congressman Roskam On Town Halls: 'People Come Angry, Leave Angrier'
• It's March In Colorado, So Where's Our Snow?
• Mad Rush For Supplies Ahead Of Major Late-Season Winter Storm
• Police Arrest Juvenile Suspected Of Groping Women On Light Rail Trains
• Young Army Private Dies After Snowboarding Crash At Buttermilk Mountain
• 98-Year-Old Minnesota Man Uncovered To Be Former Nazi Commander
• Britain lurches closer to leaving the European Union
• Brain could be far more active than scientists thought
• Facebook Tightens Rules On Data Collection Used To Spy On Activists, Protesters
• In The Recruiting Huddle: Davontae McCrae - Miami Northwestern
• T.J. Lang Impressed With Bob Quinn's Championship Ambition
• California Sanctuary State Bill Changes Give Feds More Time To Pick Up Violent Felons
• Exiting U.S. Attorney Offers Frank Advice On Curbing Chicago Violence
• Medical Marijuana Seen By Some As Successor To Steel In Western Pa.
• Mpls. Health Officials: Semen Found In 11 Of 17 Adult Venues
• Boy Scouts Volunteer Barred After Arrest On Sex Charge
• South Florida Is Still A Major Hotbed For Recruiting
• Looming Winter Storm Has State & Local Officials Preparing For The Worst
• Woman's body found wrapped in blanket; grandson charged
• Giant Moraga Sinkhole Gets Balloons And Cake For Its First Birthday
• Two Surprise Wolverines Make ESPN's List Of Top NBA Draft Prospects
• Stepmom guilty of torturing, starving handcuffed teens
• Rochester Woman Makes Vietnamese Cooking A Hit On YouTube
• South Florida Law Enforcement Agencies Participate In Terrorism Drills
• Harford, Baltimore Counties Prepare For Snow Storm
• MDHS: 1.2M Minnesotans Will See Reduced Coverage Under GOP Health Care Bill
• Local Haitian Leaders At Loss After Latest Tragedy Strikes Island Nation
• Prosecution Wants Police Interview Shown In Child Molestation Trial Involving Coach
• Cops: Dad confessed killing twins in disturbing 911 call
• Ice Cube talks "Hip Hop Squares," secret to his success
• Research: Fish Oil Only Helpful For Certain People
• Federal Investigation Launched Into Downtown Dallas Gas Line Fire
• Overturned 18-Wheeler Causes Problems For Afternoon Traffic
• President Trump posts pictures from his first Cabinet meeting
• Inmate to be executed in 1987 slayings of man, infant
• Get Marty: Baffled Woman Seeks Change To Obscure Law After Driver's License Trouble
• Wife Of Former Sheriff Sgt. Says She Fell, Was Not 'Body Slammed'
• 3 Buildings Charred In Santa Fe Springs Fire
• Who should take omega-3 fish oil supplements?
• Man Fleeing Police Slams Into School Bus; 5 Kids Taken To Hospital
• Seema Verma confirmed as Trump's CMS director
• Credit Reporting Firms To Change How Scores Are Determined
• Come For The Sports, Stay for the Gardening: The Lo-Down - 3/13
• California Lawmakers Announce Plan To Reduce Student Debt
• Companies That Rely On Snow Excited For Late-Winter Flakes
• Blood Found At Home Of Missing One-Time Dallas Firefighter
• Rise In Number Of Children Visiting ER, Says Study
• Baltimore Prepares For Late-Winter Storm At Grocery Stores
• Police Seek Help Identifying Man In Video Related To Fatal Shooting
• Veterinary Doctors Conduct Study Looking To Ease Arthritis Pain
• Zeoli Show Log 03.13.17
• New App Brings A Snow Plow To Your Driveway In Minutes
• Traveling Exhibit Tour Stops In Philadelphia To Teach About Hunger
• Students Return To St. Charles East High School After Twin Classmates Were Killed
• Mass bleaching hits Great Barrier Reef – again
• Warriors' Iguodala Fined For Postgame Racial Comments
• Raiders Announce Deal With Free Agent OL Marshall Newhouse
• Minneapolis Fines Surdyk's $2K, Suspends License For 30 Days Starting July 2
• Bill Ackman gives up, sells stake in Valeant
• Study: Cystic Fibrosis Patients Survive 10 Years Longer In Canada Than In US
• VOTE: Tournament Of South Florida Champions
• 'Losing Day-To-Day Life': Wife Describes Injury After Missing Man Found
• "Hush Reel" Contest For High School Filmmakers
• Revere Students Get Snow Day Homework In 'Blizzard Bags'
• 'Frustrated' Vendors Testify In John Wiley Price Corruption Trial
• Report: Not Everyone May Benefit From Fish Oil
• Howard County's Campaign Against Sugary Drinks Appears To Be Working
• NJ Summit Shows Teachers How To Help Children Dealing With Trauma
• Bulls Move Rajon Rondo Back Into Starting Point Guard Role
• Service Returns To Normal After LIRR Train Strikes Vehicle In Malverne
• Crews Carefully Dismantle Fire-Ravaged Southfield Apartment Complex To Investigate Cause
• Trump signs executive order to cut costs of federal government
• VIDEO: Phelps Defends Himself Against Doping Comments
• Trump Continues To Dance Around Wiretapping Accusations
• Woman helps homeless man get job, new life
• Death toll over 60 in Ethiopia garbage dump collapse
• Congressman King: America Doesn't Need 'Somebody Else's Babies'
• Massive Mudslide Takes Over Clayton Residents Lives
• Versatile Tackle Tom Compton Hopes To Compete For Starting Role With Bears
• Just Hangin': Jared Sandler With Rangers 1B Mike Napoli
• House Approves $400M Reinsurance Program
• San Bruno Man Arrested On Suspicion Of Shooting His Girlfriend
• Iona Coach Tim Cluess On WFAN: We Can't Let Oregon Dictate Our Approach In NCAA Tournament
• Go Big Or Go Home: Local Casino Owner Bets $352k On First Round NCAA Tournament Games
• “Big Bang Theory” prequel picked up by CBS
• Milpitas Man Accused Of Jumping White House Fence Freed Pending Trial
• Man Who Killed A Father And Son Set For Execution
• Facebook Says Its Data Can't Be Used for 'Surveillance'
• New Life For Atlantic City Casino Focused On Families, Not Gambling
• Tri-Valley Forecast: Temperatures Approach 80
• Philadelphia Flower Show: Get Out Of The Snow, Come Smell the Tulips
• Strong Winds, Arctic Cold Transform Upstate Lakefront Homes Into Ice Palaces
• White House fence jumper remains free pending trial
• Gopher Hockey Piles Up Big Ten Awards
• Illinois Congressman Leads Chicago Immigration Office Sit-In
• UNT Names Arkansas State's McCasland As Head Basketball Coach
• Jets Tried To Woo Dont'a Hightower With ... Birthday Cupcakes
• Winter Storm Due Arriving Tonight, Winter Storm Warning In Effect Until 2 PM Tuesday
• 400 Trucks Ready Ahead of Winter Storm In Philadelphia
• California Sanctuary State Measure Amended, Heads To Senate
• Celtics Not Too Happy About March Blizzard, But Have Their Own Way Of Dealing With It
• Derrick Walton Guaranteed A Big Ten Tournament Championship -- And Delivered
• A hip social network where you'd never expect it
• Gov. Hogan Urges Readiness For Significant Winter Storm
• Noah Syndergaard Says He's Been Dealing With Illness For 6 Weeks
• Wis. State Patrol: Man Dies After Losing Control Of SUV, Hitting Semi
• Thousands Still Struggle Without Power After Last Week's Winds
• 'Big Bang Theory' Spin-off Features 'Young Sheldon'
• Prosecutor dismisses Ferguson video as edited, "pathetic"
• CBO Report Says 14M More Would Be Uninsured By 2018
• Philadelphia Police, FBI Searching For Attempted Bank Robbery Suspect
• Tim Tebow Gets First Hit For Mets In Win Over Marlins
• Karl-Anthony Towns Named Western Conference Player Of The Week
• Congress' Analyst: 14M Pepole Will Lose Coverage Under GOP Health Bill
• Police: Shooting Outside Bedford Park Walmart Was Gang-Related
• Congress' Analyst: 14M Lose Coverage Under GOP Health Plan
• 'Soccer In The City' Podcast: A Very Encouraging Home Opener For NYCFC
• Ex-mayor admits distributing meth after drugs-for-sex sting
• Report: 14 Million To Lose Coverage Under GOP Health Care Bill
• Woman Accused In Fatal Beating Of San Jose's Beloved 'Miss Flo'
• Congress' Analyst: 14 Million Lose Coverage Under GOP Health Bill
• Canes NCAA Tournament Road Starts In Tulsa
• Keidel: Raiders Belong In Oakland
• Despite Vegas Stadium Deal, Raiders Belong In Oakland
• Sweet 16? 4 Reasons The Gophers Can Get There
• Quintin Demps Hopes To Make His Impact With Bears
• Maryland Among States Wanting New Hearing Over Trump Travel Ban
• 14 Million Would Lose Health Coverage Under GOP Plan, CBO Says
• CBO: 14M more would be uninsured by 2018 under GOP plan
• T.J. Lang Was '99 Percent Sure' He Would Sign With Seahawks
• SEE IT: Mets' Tim Tebow Gets First Hit Of Spring Training
• Manny Ramirez's Contract In Japan Says He Doesn't Have To Practice, Gets Unlimited Sushi
• Broncos Players, NFL Reacts To Ware's Retirement
• Thousands Of Flights Already Canceled Due To East Coast Storm
• 'Satirical' Masturbation Fine Bill Filed In Response To Women's Health Legislation
• Study: Irvine, Huntington Beach Among 10 Happiest US Cities
• Reports: Giants Re-Sign Guard John Jerry To 3-Year Deal
• MBTA Considering Scrapping Weekend Commuter Rail Service For 1 Year
• MTV Movie Awards expanding to include TV series
• Nearly 15 Acres Of Open Green Space Added To Runyon Canyon Park
• Cubs Cut Spring Roster Down To 50 Players
• Steven Wright Makes Promising Spring Debut For Red Sox
• Senate Panel Approves Revisions To Texas Voter ID Law
• CBS11 Programming Alert: March Madness Starts Thursday, March 16th!
• DeMarcus Ware Announces Retirement From NFL
• Iowa Congressman Rebuked Over Racially-Charged Comments
• Omega Boys Club, Alive And Free Celebrates 30 Year Years
• March Madness betting could hit $10.4 billion
• Levine: Opening Day Looking Like A Long Shot For White Sox Outfielder Charlie Tilson
• Pandora Starts On-Demand Music Subscription Service
• DeMarcus Ware Announces Retirement: 'It's Time'
• LGBT vets celebrate reversal of ban by Boston St. Patrick's Day Parade organizers
• Duquesne Men's Basketball Coach Fired
• Need team bonding? Try underwater escapes
• Death Investigation Involves Newborn
• Report: Bennie Logan Signs With Chiefs
• Local Teen Could Go The Distance In National Math, Science Competition
• Sheriff: Arrest Made After Meth, Marijuana Found In Big Lake Drug Bust
• Sidewalk Collapses Under Fire Truck, Injuring 2 Firefighters
• De Blasio Announces $38-Million Initiative To Reduce Overdose Deaths
• Poland Confirms Minnesota Man Exposed As Nazi Commander
• 1 Dead In Rollover Crash
• Everyone Overestimated The Market For Dont'a Hightower
• Chicago Hosts International Forum On Urban Waterways
• Key GOP senator knocks three-phase Republican health-care plan
• 'Girl With The Dragon Tattoo' Follow-Up Coming In 2018 With New Cast
• Schwei's Devils Notes: NJ In Midst Of Longest Winless Streak In 4 Years
• Stephon Gilmore Welcomed New Daughter, Gisele, Shortly After Signing With Patriots
• Proposed Bill Looks To Reform Juvenile Justice System
• Carol Christ Named First Woman To Serve As UC Berkeley Chancellor
• SpaceX readies rocket for overnight launch
• Michelle Obama Writes College Recommendation For 'Black-ish' Star
• Former Bauhaus Singer Peter Murphy To Play San Francisco Residency
• "Black-ish" star gets college application help from Michelle Obama
• Assisted Living Facility Investigated For Elder Abuse, Over Occupancy
• Best Activities This Week In Orange County - March 13
• Marissa Mayer's Yahoo exit will yield $23M "golden parachute"
• Brandon Nimmo Returns To Mets After Pulling Hamstring In WBC
• Toddler Girl Dies, Two Critically Injured In Fire Blamed On Hoverboard
• Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee sees big problems online
• Tim Tebow Gets 1st Hit For Mets, Singles Vs Marlins [VIDEO]
• Sculpture marking terrorist attacks erected in Brussels near EU
• Poland Confirms 98-Year-Old Minnesota Man As Nazi Commander
• Blackhawks Sign Forward Anthony Louis To 2-Year Deal
• Carolyn Rush, Wife Of US Rep. Bobby Rush, Dies At Age 68
• Man Charged After Leading NJ Troopers On 30-Mile Chase
• 5 Things: Conference Tournament Wrap-Up And Bracket Reveal
• 3 People Hospitalized As Crews Battle Fire In North Philadelphia
• Schad On Dolphins Moves: "It's All About The Right Price At This Time"
• Selena Gomez Donates To Lupus Research At Keck School Of Medicine
• Evanston Post Office Renamed For Abner Mikva
• Booker heads to Hollywood amid 2020 speculation
• Lawmaker Unveils Plan To Hike Illinois Minimum Wage To $15
• Trump Headed To Michigan To Discuss Eliminating Regulations, Creating Jobs In U.S. Auto Industry
• Should first-year doctors work 24-hour shifts?
• BGE Prepping For Winter Storm
• Kyle Busch-Joey Logano Brawl Brings Buzz To NASCAR Cup
• Report: Greene Co. Woman Allegedly Stabbed Boyfriend 7 Times
• México decide quién entra y quién sale de su territorio: Videgaray
• President Trump Intends To Donate Salary, Spokesman Says
• Avenged Sevenfold To Headline Summer Tour At Shoreline Amphitheatre
• Colorado Placing Curbs On Homegrown Pot
• NCAA Tournament: 10 Players To Watch
• Body Believed To Be Missing Woman Was Badly Burned
• Verizon Wanted $925 Million Discount For Yahoo!
• Police Officer Shoots Loose Dog Running At Him In San Francisco
• Wannstedt On Romo: "I Think He Ends Up In Houston"
• 'We're Done Waiting:' NYC Sues Verizon Over Fiber-Optic Coverage
• Video Captures Dolphin Landing On Surfer
• Panel OKs Michigan Bear Hunting Regulations For Next 2 Years
• Amtrak Modifies Schedule Ahead Of Winter Storm
• Suspicious Truck Parked Near Barron Trump's School Cleared By Authorities
• Mother, 9-Year-Old Son Found Dead In Car In Eastern Pennsylvania
• Cherry Creek Schools Could Approve Start Time Change
• Alleged Murder Weapon Focus Of Testimony In Aaron Hernandez Trial
• Did you hear the one about the chilly chicken?
• Emma: After Striking Out In 1st Wave Of Free Agency, Bears Add Depth, Keep Operating With Caution
• Feds Investigate Deadly Fire Sparked By Recharging Hoverboard
• Santa Ana Offers $40K In Down Payment Assistance To First-Time Home Buyers
• Anaheim Men Arrested On Suspicion Of Beating Restaurant Manager Into A Coma
• The Offspring & Sublime w/ Rome Announce Summer Tour Date In Mountain View
• Customs: Smuggler Arrested At JFK With Cocaine Taped To Legs [PHOTO]
• Nate Goodyear: Totally Accurate NCAA Tournament Upset Picks
• Weather Blog: Winter's Last Hurrah
• Cops: Mom forced in car bound and screaming later found alive
• Fardon Resigns As Top Fed In Chicago; Joel Levin Acting U.S. Attorney
• Ex-Mayor Pleads Guilty In Sex-For-Meth Sting
• Demi Lovato Shows Off New Shorter Hairstyle
• Villanova, Gonzaga, Kansas, Arizona Lead Final AP Poll
• Tax Refunds: Should I Spend Or Should I Save
• Benedict Hyppolite To Be Named Carol City Head Coach
• Nordstrom.com's Latest Perplexing Item: 'Clear Knee Mom Jeans'
• 2 Penn St. Ex-Administrators Plead Guilty In Sex Abuse Case
• April The Giraffe Keepers Prep For Snow Storm Headed Her Way
• Winter storm leaves N.Y. house completely frozen
• Verizon Sought $925M Penalty For Yahoo's Lax Security
• Paterson Mayor Surrenders To Face Corruption Charges
• Review: Dallas Summer Musical's 'Let It Be'
• Trump compares Obamacare's popularity to Obama
• DuPage County Sees Rise In Opioid-Related Deaths And Narcan Saves In 2016
• Ex-Egyptian leader Mubarak released from custody
• New Surveillance Footage Of Michael Brown Sparks Protests
• Mike Florio: Matthew Stafford Is Better Than Andrew Luck
• Parking Bans, Snow Emergencies For March 14 Storm
• 311 Summer Unity Tour 2017 Comes To San Jose
• Fun With Probabilities: Northwestern's Chances Of Winning In The NCAA Tournament Are...
• Westchester, Rockland Counties Preparing For Major Winter Storm
• 2 Arrested After Barricade Incident With 4 Hostages
• No Injuries Reported In La Grange House Fire
• Is 'Phubbing' A Frustration In Your Love Life? You're Not Alone
• Judge Rejects Monsanto Bid To Block Herbicide From California Cancer List
• Sen. Bob Casey Asks Ethics Office To Assess Trump's Deals
• Ex-Official Gets Probation, Must Apologize To Flint Residents For Role In Legionnaires' Outbeak
• People Stock Up Prior To Tuesday's Potentially Historic Storm
• California Joins Legal Challenge To Revised Trump Travel Ban
• Airlines Expect To Cancel Thousands Of Flights Due To Storm
• March Madness: Americans Will Wager $2 Billion On NCAA Tournament Brackets
• Charlie Rose returns to "CBS This Morning"
• Tribes Ask Judge To Stop DAPL Flow During Appeal
• California Joins Legal Challenge To Trump Travel Ban
• Penn State officials plead guilty in sex-abuse cover-up
• Caught On Video: Woman Questions Spicer At Apple Store
• Schmeelk: Porzingis Fed Up Following Knicks' Loss To Lowly Nets
• Jury: PennDOT Owes Cyclist, Wife $5.4M Over Brain Injuries
• Gorsuch Might Be Tough To Predict On Criminal Justice Cases
• Injured Wichita Officer Moving To Rehab Center In Colorado
• Blackhawks Sign Forward John Hayden To 2-Year Deal
• Congressman Under Fire For Tweet About 'Somebody Else's Babies'
• 911 Dispatcher Helps Dad Deliver Baby On Highway 4
• At SXSW, immigration tensions overshadowing music
• Pregnant San Francisco Woman Found Hours After She Went Missing
• Donald Trump Is A Clown In Snoop Dogg's Crazy 'BADBADNOTGOOD' Video
• Northwestern Reaches First NCAA Tourney Under Doug Collins' Son
• Breckenridge Moose Tranquilized, Relocated
• Police Find Autistic Teen With Bound Feet Out In Freezing Temperatures
• Search Continues For 70-Year-Old One-Time Dallas Firefighter
• Troopers Reassigned To Storm Duty For Impending Winter Weather
• Car Found More Than Week After Crashing Into Kalamazoo River
• Drunk Driver To Be Sentenced For Deadly Crash
• What To Know About NCAA Tournament: Could We Get A Championship Rematch?
• Ezekiel Elliott Pulls Down Woman's Shirt At St. Patrick's Day Party [VIDEO]
• Military Veterans Job Fair To Be Held At Heinz Field
• Silverman: Count Buccaneers, Browns, Colts Among Free Agency Winners
• "Fake weed" much riskier than marijuana, study says
• Man In 80s Struck, Killed By Hit-And-Run Driver In Van Nuys
• Kevin Hart, "Ghostbusters" top Kids' Choice Awards
• Lake Effect Snow Warning In Effect Monday Night Into Tuesday For Chicago
• Moving U: Gain Strength, Balance & Peace Of Mind With Paddleboard Yoga
• Jeffery To Wear No. 17, Agholor No. 13
• Criss Angel Admits Poor Judgement Landed Him In The Hospital
• Snow Totals For March 13, 2017
• Science Center's Iconic Letters Removed As Construction Progresses
• 'The Originals' Returns March 17th
• Hollywood City Attorney Charged With DUI
• Family Of Murder Victim Hoping Increased Reward Will Bring Killer To Justice
• Caribou Promises 100 Percent 'Clean Label' Drinks By 2018
• Going Dancing; The Drive - 03/13/17
• Kyle Busch-Joey Logano Brawl Brings Buzz To NASCAR Cup [VIDEO]
• Lynn Man Apologizes For Uber Driver Assault
• Report: Patriots Told Malcolm Butler They Wouldn't Pay Cornerback Over $10 Million Per Season
• GOP Sets Low Expectations For Cost Study On Health Care Bill
• Cops: Hate attack suspect yelled, "Arab, you need to leave"
• 4. Pizzeria Stella
• Ed Sheeran To Guest Star On 'Game of Thrones'
• Reward Of More Than $40K Offered In Beating, Torture Of Cat
• Employer Responsibility: Attorney & Employment Law Expert Talks Employee Classification
• Report: Dozens Of 17-Year-Olds Voted Illegally In Wis. Primary
• Liguori: Gearing Up For Bay Hill After A Great Valspar Championship
• Best Ice Cream Shops In Orange County
• NCAA Tournament: Tips For Filling Out Your Bracket
• Study: Strollers, cribs linked to more baby concussions
• "Frustrated" Vendors Testify In John Wiley Price Corruption Trial
• Cuomo: Storm Expected To Cause 'Substantial' Transit Changes, Road Closures
• Intel Drops $15 Billion For Mobileye In Race For Driverless Future
• 16-Year-Old Boy Sentenced In Murder Of Pregnant Melvindale Woman Beaten, Set On Fire
• The Dom Giordano Show: Jake Tapper | March 13
• Sheriff's Search For Suspects In Cars And Trucks Shootings
• Ed Sheeran to guest-star on “Game of Thrones”
• Poland Confirms Minnesota Man As Nazi Commander
• Nick Foles Is Returning To Eagles As Backup Quarterback
• 2 Penn St. Ex-Administrators Plead Guilty In Abuse Case
• Coroner's Investigators To Scour Sherman Oaks Hills Where Human Skull Was Found
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