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Articles from March 6, 2018

• Justice Department Sues State Of California Over Sanctuary Policies
• Man Jumps From Moving SUV In Hollywood Hills
• Missing Granite Bay Rower Found Dead In Lake Natoma
• 23AndMe Receives FDA Approval To Test For Breast Cancer Gene Mutations
• Gymnastics Coach Sentenced To Less Than Four Years For Sex Crimes
• Justice Department Suing California Over Immigration Policies
• Toll Authority Admits Incorrect Billing; Issues Apology And Refund
• 1 Dead After Crash, Another Arrested After Trying To Run
• BART Plans To Close Some Civic Center Station Entrances
• Denver Records First Hantavirus Case In 25 Years Of Tracking
• Home-Care Worker Accused Of Elder Abuse While Out On Bail
• Davis Has 41, Pelicans Top Clippers 121-116 For 9th Straight
• Ducks Beat Capitals To Move Up To Second Place In Pacific Division
• Sacramento City Council Approves Controversial Adult Day Center Near Schools
• Woman Testifies That Oakland Man Raped Her Repeatedly In 2012
• Facebook, Twitter Urged To Police Hate, Terrorism Better
• Wild Score 4 Goals In Under 4 Minutes In 6-2 Win Over Hurricanes
• Marching Band Prepares For Ireland Parade In Memory Of Bandmate
• Target Takes Big Risk In Race To Modernize
• Why Are Opioids So Addictive?
• Florida Senate OKs Bill For Year-Round Daylight Saving Time
• Police: Mother, 3-Year-Old Daughter Struck By Hit-And-Run Driver While Walking On Sidewalk
• Nor'easter To Dump Heavy, Wet Snow Wednesday Evening
• Second Nor'easter Of March Expected To Dump Heavy Snow On Region
• High School Basketball Player 'Very Embarrassed' After 93-7 Blowout
• Philadelphia Declares Snow Emergency
• Police: Suspect Wanted In Fatal Hit-And-Run In Radnor
• Man Who Mistakenly Ordered $1,600 Uber Ride After Getting Drunk Starts GoFundMe To Pay Bill
• Snow Essentials: Stocking Up Ahead Of A Winter Storm
• Should Bars Offer Pregnancy Tests In Women's Restrooms?
• PSPCA Offers $1,700 Reward After Dog Found Stabbed In North Philly
• Utility Crews Rush To Restore Power For Thousands As Second Nor'easter Looms
• Jared Kushner to visit Mexico, meet with Mexican president
• Officers Help Deliver Baby Boy In Phoenixville
• 'They Saved My Dad's Life': McCaffrey Boys Help Save Injured Hiker
• Toews Scores 9 Seconds Into OT, Blackhawks Edge Avs 2-1
• Teen Leaves Note On Car Detailing Crime, Restores Victim's Faith In Humanity
• 2 Investigators: Vet On The Verge Of Losing Home
• Another Nor'easter Threatens Just Days After Deadly 'Bomb Cyclone'
• Car Crashes Into State Patrol Car, Driver Attacks Trooper
• Hospitals Seeing More Opioid Overdoses Than Ever, CDC Report Says
• Car Drives Into Panera Bread In Wilmette
• Winter Storm Warning Goes Into Effect For Parts Of Maryland
• Stormy Daniels Sues Trump Over Alleged Affair, 'Hush' Agreement
• Top Economic Adviser Gary Cohn Leaves White House In Wake Of Tariff Rift
• Radio Interference Preventing Dispatchers From Communicating With Officers
• BSO Counters Claims About Parkland Shooting, Issues 'Fact Check'
• Valdez, White In Runoff For Democratic Gubernatorial Nomination
• Villanova Looking For A Repeat Performance
• Marchand Helps Bruins Beat Red Wings 6-5 In OT
• George P. Bush Tops Challenger In Texas Race
• 'We're Gonna Be In A Jam:' Thousands Of Tri-State Families Still Without Power As Second Nor'easter Approaches
• Point Scores In OT, Lightning Beat Panthers 5-4
• Police: Elementary School Custodian Had Loaded Gun On School Property
• Minnesota Named No. 1 State For Women
• Beal Scores 30, Wizards Edge Heat 117-113 In Overtime
• Virginia Driver Faces Charges After Running Over Himself
• Geologists Test Bay Area Soil For High-Speed Rail Project
• Hall Extends Scoring Streak To 19 Games As Devils Top Canadiens
• Cruz, O'Rourke Advance To US Senate Matchup
• These 2 Professional Athletes Are Part Of One Family
• 1 Dead, More Than A Dozen Injured In Alligator Alley Crash
• One-Man Show: Laine's Hat Trick Lifts Jets Over Rangers
• Shooter With Pellet Gun Vandalizes A Dozen San Jose Stores
• Marchand Completes Hat Trick In OT, Bruins Beat Red Wings 6-5
• Stockton Neighbors Glad After Illegal Gambling Business Bust
• Amtrak, SEPTA Regional Rail Announce Modified Service For Thursday, March 8
• Active Shooter Training Participant: 'Nobody Is Immune, We Want To Be Prepared'
• Baltimore Students March To City Hall To Protest Gun Violence
• Weeks After School Shooting, Band Performs At Carnegie Hall
• Stormy Daniels Sues President Trump Over Alleged Affair And 'Hush' Agreement
• Custom-Built Robotic Arms Helping To Keep Salesforce Tower Clean
• Average Price For A Home In Denver Surpasses $500,000
• Porn Star Sues President Trump Over Nondisclosure Agreement
• Porn Star Sues Trump Over Nondisclosure Agreement
• Covington, Hot-Shooting 76ers Rout Hornets 128-114
• Duggan Tells Children Detroit Wants Them To Stay
• #SleevesUp: Winter Storm Could Dump A Foot Of Snow Or More In Some Spots
• Owls Hoping To Get To The Rim
• Kids Ninja Warrior Closes Abruptly, Parents Left Scrambling For Party Plans
• 'I Am Done With The Snow:' Residents Scramble For Supplies As Nor'easter Bears Down On Tri-State Area
• Police: Man Charged With Assaulting Girlfriend & Arresting Officer
• McDonald's follows through with menu item makeover
• Giancarlo Stanton Starts 2nd Game In Left For Yankees, No Fly Balls Hit To Him
• NASA Pioneer, Iconic Artist, First Female Aviator Break New Ground As Barbies
• Porn Star Sues Trump Over Nondisclosure Agreement
• Porn Star Suing President Trump Over Nondisclosure Agreement
• What Is The Hatch Act?
• Grandmom Steers Richmond Student Through Challenges Onto College Track
• Darvish 2 Hitless Innings In Cubs Spring Training Debut
• DTLA ZIP Code Tops List Of Fastest-Gentrifying Neighborhoods In U.S., Study Shows
• Adult Film Actress Sues President Trump Over Nondisclosure Agreement
• Teen Who Escaped Turpin 'House Of Horrors' Posted Videos Singing On Secret YouTube Account
• Key Ruling Keeps Lawsuit Alive Over Jobless Fraud Mess
• Pittsburgh Police Ask City Residents To Vote In 'Horse With No Name' Contest
• Father Fights In Court To Stop His Son, Who Has Suffered 3 Concussions, From Playing Football
• How CBS News estimates whether House races will be competitive in 2018
• Philadelphia Flower Show Will Go On Despite Winter Weather
• U.S. determines North Korea used chemical weapons in assassination
• DOJ to sue California over sanctuary laws
• Washington becomes latest state to ban bump stocks
• Justice Department To Sue California Over State Immigration Laws
• Man Found Guilty For Murdering, Dismembering Philadelphia Transgender Woman
• LA Man Running Boston Marathon Backwards
• Crash Damages Washington Blvd. Flood Gates, Inoperable Until Further Notice
• Englewood, New Jersey School District Gives Computer To Every Student
• Burlington Coat Factory Donates $90,000 To NJ School
• Muenster Hornets Head To State With Memory Of Teammate Killed In Crash
• Meet 'Flippy' The Burger-Flipping Robot
• College Awarded Federal Grant To Study Lake Superior Bay
• Vigil Held For Children Killed In Park Slope Crash
• Coffman Proposes Alternative To DACA Issue
• Top Trump Economic Adviser Gary Cohn Resigning
• Trump Economic Aide Cohn Departs Following Disagreement On Trade
• Community Grieves After Freak Sierra Accident Kills San Francisco Student, Mother
• Escaping The Storm: Many Hit PHL Airport Ahead Of Another Nor'easter
• Flashback: 3 Tornadoes Hit Minnesota This Time Last Year
• Gary Cohn Resigning From White House Post
• Philadelphia City Council Discuss Impact Of Unstable Hours
• New Study Examines Health Effects Of Inducing Labor For Pregnant Women
• One Man Dead, 2 Officers Injured In SW Dade Crash
• Colorado FOP Pushes For Investigation Into Mayor's Behavior
• Delaware State Police Issue Skimming Device Warning
• Barbie Unveils Dolls Based On Amelia Earhart, Frida Kahlo, Katherine Johnson And Chloe Kim
• 'Trying To Appeal To The Center': Colorado Caucuses Different This Year
• Events Not To Miss At The 2018 All Star Chef Classic
• Best Places To Eat During This Year's Orange County Restaurant Week
• Top Emirates adviser cooperating with Mueller: Report
• Father, Son Arrested On Explosives Charges After Oakland Hotel Evacuated
• City Year Philly Celebrates Milestone Anniversary, Women Trailblazers
• Most Wanted Sex Offender From North Texas Arrested In Colorado
• North Minneapolis Students Heading To Washington For 'March For Our Lives'
• Minnesotans Revel In March Snow Storm's Aftermath
• 'Dumpster Fire' Is In The Dictionary Now, So Make Of That What You Will
• Eagle Cam Viewers Worried About This Year's Eggs
• Gophers RB Shannon Brooks To Miss 2018 Season
• Report: State's Neglect Of Elder Abuse Cases 'Deep And Pervasive'
• Hog Feces Spread At Center Of Neighbors' Complaints
• 'They Were Never In Any Danger:' California Parents Who Housed Kids In Desert Shack Released
• Ex-Player Sues Flint-Area School, Coach Over Concussions
• Brooklyn DA Announces New Approach To Fight Opioid Epidemic
• PennDOT Adding Smart Traffic Signals To More Western Pa. Roadways
• It's A Baby Boom At Texas Health Harris Methodist Fort Worth
• DPD Raids Home Of Fellow Officer, Confiscates Suspected Illegal Drugs
• Minn. Legislators Consider School Safety Funding After Parkland Shooting
• Homeowners Scramble To Save Beachfront Properties
• Opioid Overdose Patients Causing Spike In ER Visits
• More Than 200 Young Women Treated To Full Prom Shopping Experience
• Father Of McKinney Teen Arrested For School Threat: 'It Ended In Tragedy'
• Target's Big Overhaul Squeezes Profits, But Driving Customers To Stores
• Mountain Town Considers Dog Waste DNA Testing
• Md. Lawmaker Presents Bill That Would Allow Parishioners To Be Armed In Church
• How two of President John Tyler's grandsons are still alive
• Downtown Staple Market BBQ Heading To Northeast Minneapolis
• Northeast braces for second major storm in four days
• Opioid overdoses kill nearly 5 people every hour, CDC says
• North Texas Student From Florida Organizing Support Effort
• Popular Hiking Trail Restrooms Vandalized
• New Jersey Governor Declares State Of Emergency
• Digital Hate Report Card: Facebook B+, Twitter B-, Google C+
• Van Found Packed With Large Amounts Of Gasoline In Miami
• Playboy Mansion Gets Protected Status Under New Owner
• McDonald's To Start Using Fresh Beef For Quarter Pounder
• Trump "optimistic" North Korea will give up nuclear weapons
• Dems, GOP Leaders Worried About Trump's Tariff Plan
• Doctor Who Survived Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Shooting Files Lawsuit
• Man Pleads Guilty To Murder Of 95-Year-Old Grandfather
• Dolphins Owner Says National Anthem Comments Were "Misconstrued"
• Kirk Cousins 'Open To Suggestions' With Days To Go Until Free Agency
• Broncos Award $250,000 Grant To High School Football Team
• After Years Of Changing Schools, College Comes Into Focus For Bay Area Student
• Riverside School Board Votes To Allow Security Guard To Carry A Gun
• Franklin Village Plaza Closed After Discovery Of Unknown Chemical
• Anne Arundel Co. Announces $14 Million In School Safety Advancements
• Runcie Recommends Comprehensive Review Of Nikolas Cruz's Education
• Casting Directors Seek Young Star For Broadway Smash "Waitress"
• Man accused of killing pregnant wife, taking pictures of body
• What's Fresh At McDonald's? The Beef In Some Burgers
• All-Female University Wrestling Team Making History In Colorado
• Experts: Prosecutors Get Edge If Accusers Testify Vs. Cosby
• Philadelphia Fire Department Installs Smoke Alarms After Deadly Fire
• St. Paul Businesses Face $300 Fine If Sidewalks Aren't Shoveled
• What's Fresh At McDonald's? The Beef In Some Burgers
• President Trump Talks North Korea, Trade War During Dual Appearances With Swedish PM
• CMU Shooting Suspect Appears In Court From Hospital Bed
• Company Helps Family Members Sell Belongings Of Deceased Loved Ones
• Charges: Drug Pipe-Wielding Man Tried To Rape Woman In MCTC Bathroom
• Fire Underneath Bay Bridge Briefly Blocks Eastbound Traffic
• If Miggy Tries This Again, Tigers First-Base Coach Will Tackle Him
• 'I Believe We Are On Verge Of Something Really Big': Oprah On #NeverAgain Movement
• Chicopee Police Officer Charged With Rape In Ayer
• Texas Doesn't Require Party Ballots Everywhere
• President Trump Economic Adviser Gary Cohn To Resign Over Trade Policy
• Weapons Cache Uncovered During Miami Beach Disturbance Call
• NBA star Kevin Love opens up about panic attacks
• Top Economic Adviser Gary Cohn Leaves White House In Wake Of Tariff Rift
• Top Economic Adviser Gary Cohn Leaves White House In Wake Of Tariff Rift
• Third Trial In Phylicia Barnes Murder Case Revisits Old Evidence
• Plano ISD Names Lone Finalist For Superintendent 
• Gary Cohn resigning from White House
• I-Team: Convicted Quincy Cop's Pension Stripped
• Colson, Notre Dame Hold Off Pitt 67-64 In ACC Tournament
• 'He Gave His Life': NFL Player Starts Scholarship In Honor Of Coach Killed In Parkland Shooting
• Republicans call for special prosecutor to investigate FBI
• The toll of the cobalt mining industry
• Three Shot Inside Home In South Suburban Harvey
• NorCal Teen Arrested With Loaded AR-15 After Threatening High School Student
• For The First Time At Camp Pendleton, Female Marines Join Combat Training Battalion
• 2 Area High Schools Receive $10,000 Grant For Theatre Program
• Automated Mini Buses Licensed To Operate In San Ramon
• Trump Talks Staffing And North Korea, Says Tariffs Will Be Applied 'In A Loving Way'
• The Foote Files: Dua Lipa
• Former payday lender CEO now wants to run the CFPB
• Ruptured Gas Line Prompts Emergency Response In Queens
• Democrats' Big Texas Turnout May Not Translate To Many Wins
• Facebook Robots Could Soon Follow You Around At Home
• Fact check: Is Trump right that Sweden is the 8th largest investor in the U.S.?
• Homeless Man Gets 50 Years In Prison For Attack On Teen
• South Shore Gearing Up For Another Powerful Storm
• School Closings, Early Releases For Wednesday March 7
• No Franchise Tag For Cousins, Now Set To Hit Free Agency
• JuJu Campaigns For LeBron James To Join The Pittsburgh Steelers
• Honey Truck Crash Creates Sticky Mess In Burleson
• Vikings Don't Use Franchise Tag, QBs Enter Free Agency
• Illinois Attorney General Race Heats Up
• Video shows man holding girl, 4, amid violent bar fight
• LAUSD Board Tackles School Safety, Student Mental Health
• Man Accused Of Wanting To Eat Child Released On Bond
• Weinstein Co. Acquisition Called Off
• Search On For Stockton Boy, 16, Missing Since Early February
• Former TCU Football Player Suing University Speaks
• Powerful storm systems target tens of millions across U.S.
• More Snow Coming: 2 To 4 Inches Expected In Metro Detroit
• Wolf Declares State Of Emergency For Pennsylvania Ahead Of Nor'easter
• 'Not My Job': Gov. Hickenlooper On Calls For Denver Mayor To Resign
• Homecare Worker Re-Arrested In LA For Stealing From Elderly Patients
• Michelle Obama Meets, Dances With Toddler Who Was Mesmerized By Her Portrait
• Grandview High Headed To State Semi-Finals
• Google Street View Lets You Virtually Visit Disney Parks In The US
• Troubled Former Raider, 49er Aldon Smith Turns Self In To SFPD
• What's Fresh At McDonald's? The Beef In Some Burgers
• Facebook Robots May One Day Follow You Around At Home
• Kellyanne Conway violated the Hatch Act, OSC says
• San Mateo County Residents On Alert After Aggressive Mountain Lion Spotted In Backyard
• Philadelphia School District, Archdiocese Announce All Schools Closed Wednesday
• Steelers Place Franchise Tag On Le'Veon Bell For Second Time
• Sacramento Man, 26, Suspected Of Possessing Child Porn
• Crews Race To Restore Power As Another Nor'easter Set To Pound East Coast
• Rangers Agree To Deal With Lincecum, Pending Physical
• Report: Patriots Pick Up Kenny Britt's Option For 2018
• Tearful Ind. sheriff vows justice in deputy's fatal shooting
• Barbie Unveils Dolls Based On Amelia Earhart, Frida Kahlo
• Bowman Leads Boston College Past Georgia Tech In ACC Tournament Opener
• BlackBerry Sues Facebook For Patent Infringement
• Amazon Execs Visit Denver, Other HQ2 Finalists
• Lawsuit Claims Malcolm Maddox Sexually Harrassed Co-Worker And Station Fired Her
• Bears Use Transition Tag On Cornerback Kyle Fuller
• US Women's Goalie Wants Bieber To Take Shot [VIDEO]
• Judge: Idaho Must Allow Gender Changes On Birth Certificates
• Spring Training Report: Injuries Beginning To Pop Up
• Liriano Holds Down Yankees, Shows Positive Signs In Tigers Debut
• Natty Boh Debuts First New Beer In More Than 30 Years
• Playboy Mansion To Get Protected Status Under Deal With City
• Dust Storm Warning Issued For Part Of Colorado As Winds Close I-70 In Kansas
• NFL teams grapple with how to handle protest controversy next season
• Former Mass. Gov. Patrick Mulling White House Run
• 23rd Avenue Project Taking Longer Than Expected
• Texas Search Team Unable To Find Missing Wichita Boy
• Abuse-Related Child Deaths In Texas Decrease In 2017
• Bond Set At $1.25 Million For CMU Student Charged In Parents' Slayings
• Travel Restrictions Planned For Pennsylvania Snowstorm
• Ravens DE Brent Urban Signs 1-Year Deal To Avoid Free Agency
• MSP Airport Ranked As Best In North America For 2nd Consecutive Year
• West Chester Men's Hoops Heads To D2 NCAA Tourney
• UTA Students Star, Sing In National Ad
• NCAA Selection Show: Tournament Teams Revealed In 1st 10 Minutes
• Banking Bill Advances In Senate, Highlights Democratic Divide
• Many Hit Area Stores Looking To Stock Up As 2nd Nor'easter Approaches
• Dating App Bumble Bans Gun Images From User Photos, Partners With LA Clippers To Promote Gender Equality
• Probe Finds Deadly Niger Mission Lacked Proper Approval
• Is this burger-flipping robot the future of restaurants?
• Veteran NFL Referee Ed Hochuli Is Retiring
• Woman With Alzheimer's Missing From Baltimore
• Data Breach At Fresno State Possibly Impacts 15,000 People
• Japanese volcano explodes in strongest eruption in years
• North Korea Said To Be Open To Nuke Talks With US
• Top NJ Lawmaker Proposes Raising Business Tax Rates
• Study Finds Some Protein Powders Are Toxic To Your Health
• Amtrak Modifies Schedule Ahead Of Wednesday's Nor'easter
• Resultados de la 6a ronda de negociaciones del TLC entre México, Estados Unidos y Canadá.
• Birthday Boy Marcus Smart Fined $15K For Criticizing Officials
• En Tiempo Real: Hombre que patea perro durante maratón pide disculpas
• Flames Shoot From Home In Early Morning Fire, 2 Hurt
• Steelers Use Franchise Tag On Le'Veon Bell Again
• Keidel: Are The Rockets The Team To Beat?
• Are The Rockets, Not The Warriors, The Team To Beat?
• Todo En Uno: Mujer asesina a sus tres hijos en León
• Jeff Sessions To Talk Sanctuary Policy In Sacramento On Wednesday
• 1 Of 2 Inmates Who Escaped From Colorado Jail Arrested
• Robber Posing As Undercover Officer Punches Man, Steals Wallet At Loop Subway Stop
• Marjory Stoneman Douglas Students Could Skip State Testing
• Lynx Acquire Phoenix PG Danielle Robinson
• Arizona's Deandre Ayton Earns Pac-12 Player Of Year Honors
• Eat Colorado Is More Than Just A Food Show
• DNA links 1994 Montana killing to convicted murderer
• Service Resumes At Site Of CSX Train Derailment; Two Cars Still In River
• 'Puppy Doe' Trial Starts Without Animal Rights Protests
• Prescribed Burn Puts Up Lots Of Smoke In Alamosa County
• Diamondbacks Bringing Back The Bullpen Cart [PHOTO]
• ER Visits For Opioid Overdose Up 30%, CDC Study Finds
• Deal Reached To Permanently Protect Playboy Mansion
• 2 Suspects Sought In Slaying Of Lancaster Marine Vet
• Police: Woman Tries To Open Door During Flight From SFO To Boise
• Target Raises Starting Pay Again After Seeing Better Job Candidates
• Sessions Traveling To California For Major Sanctuary Announcement
• Cops: Guns, Ammo Found At Home Of Teen Who Made Threat Against Utica High School
• Charlie Blackmon Steals The Show As Rockies Do A Little Team Building
• Wiener Announces New Legislation To End Unnecessary Surgeries On Intersex Infants
• Tony-winning actress, 4-year-old daughter struck by car
• Brutal Big 12 Tournament Could Decide NCAA Tournament Fates
• Man Forces Son To Run To School In The Rain For Bullying
• Pugh: City To Provide 60 Free Buses To Send Students To March For Our Lives Rally
• Police Search For Suspect Who Exposed Himself To St. Thomas Student
• Kate Upton Strips Down To Show Off New Lingerie [PHOTOS]
• South Florida's Own Jeff Bezos Tops Forbes' Annual Billionaires List
• Seal Pup Washes In From Ocean Onto New Hampshire Road
• Ex-ESPN worker claims male employees kept sex "scorecards"
• Bank Robbery Suspect In Custody After SWAT Standoff In Portage Park
• Kevin Love Pens Candid Piece On Panic Attacks, Mental Health
• Watchdog: Kellyanne Conway Violated Federal Law Amid Alabama Senate Race
• Search For Yellow Gas Can Continues In West Brookfield Homicide Investigation
• Brutal Big 12 Tournament Could Decide NCAA Tourney Fates
• Target Raises Starting Pay For 2nd Time In Less Than A Year
• Report: Patriots Won't Have Defensive Coordinator, But Brian Flores Will Call Plays
• White House Wants User-Friendly Electronic Health Records
• DNA leads to arrest in 1986 slayings of two young women
• Dayton Updates Plan To Lower Nitrate Levels In Water
• J.D. Martinez Hits First Homer In Red Sox Uniform -- Off Rick Porcello
• General Mills To Create South Dakota's Largest Organic Farm
• Police: Man Threatened To Shoot Teen, Have Dog Attack Officers
• Barry Excited For What Could Be A 'Rowdy' Hall Of Fame Induction
• Man Gets Prison Time For Foiled Allen Park Carjacking Caught On Video
• Creator of Amazon Prime leaving company
• Several Rain, Snow Chances Possible In Western Pa. Through Friday
• Student Arrested For Anne Arundel Co. School Threat
• News Now: Texas Primary Election & Gas Line Repair Update
• Chinese space lab might fall back to Earth this month
• Police: Motorcycle Driver Left Injured Passenger Lying In The Street
• Referee Ed Hochuli Retiring From NFL
• Stunning Video Shows Dad Holding Child During Violent Bar Fight
• Where Does Philly Rank As A College Hoops Haven?
• Man Forces Son To Run To School In Rain For Bullying
• Police Looking For Man Missing Since Last Week
• Actor Michael Shannon Watches Oscars From Chicago Dive Bar
• Tony-Award Winning Actress Injured; Daughter Killed In Wreck
• After CACC Title, Sciences Women's Hoops Ready For NCAA Tourney
• Hiker Rescued After Falling Into Griffith Park Ravine
• Craft Breweries Fear Trump's Tariffs Will Doom The Boom
• Single Mother Killed In Berwyn Crash
• McDonald's Switching To Fresh, Not Frozen, Beef For Quarter Pounders
• Patrol: Woman Seriously Injured In Crash On Bloomington Exit Ramp
• Fight On Bus In San Joaquin Valley Injures 5 And Suspect
• Police Searching For Suspects Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Woman In Center City
• Amazon Officials Begin Visiting 20 Cities Still In Running For HQ2
• U.S. embassy issues warning after bomb found on Mexican ferry
• Police: NJ Man Complaining About Power Outage Arrested After Threatening Utility Company
• Burger-Flipping Robot Put To Work At Pasadena Restaurant
• Prosecutor: After Boy, 8, Shot Sister, Mom Went Back To Work
• Tentative Deal Reach To Give West Virginia Teachers Raises
• Former ESPN On-Air Personality Files Sex Harassment Lawsuit
• Republican Candidates For Pennsylvania Governor Face Off In Debate
• Sonoma DA To Clear Nearly 3,000 Marijuana-Related Convictions
• LAPD Officer Revives 'Lifeless' Infant After Assault; Father Arrested
• Family Sues Livonia Nursing Home Over Abuse Caught On Video
• Nashville Mayor Resigns After Affair, Pleads Guilty to Theft
• GoPro footage captures avalanche trapping snowboarder on mountain
• BGE HOME Workers Volunteer To Make Care Packages For Troops
• Strassburger Wins Pittsburgh City Council Special Election
• UnitedHealthcare to allow some customers drug rebates
• Police: Man Fired Flare Gun Into Front Door Of Lodi Walmart
• Florida School Safety Bill Heads To House
• Colorado Voters Get Ready To Caucus
• Former Trump Campaign Aide Flips On Grand Jury Testimony
• Driverless Cars Attacked On San Francisco Streets
• Things To Know About Today's Texas Primaries
• 'The Loop' Classic Rock Radio Sold To Christian Broadcaster For $21.5M
• Cavs' Love Discloses Bouts With Panic Attacks, Mental Health
• Maryland Man Sentenced For Selling Fake Super Bowl Tickets
• 'Are We Next' Spray Painted At Entrance Of Wellesley Middle School
• Atty: Mom charged in girl's death is being abused in jail
• KPIX 5 Signs 3-Year Deal To Televise And Live Stream San Francisco Pride Parade
• Man makes "bully" son run to school after being kicked off bus
• Nashville mayor resigns after affair, pleads guilty to theft
• 2 Arrested After Claiming Texas Church Shooting Was Fiction
• Family Of Slain Loyola University Student Files Lawsuit
• Metro Tests New Portable Weapons Screening System
• Trump Admin To Allow Elephant Trophy Imports On 'Case-By-Case' Basis
• Oprah explores revolutionary approach to childhood trauma
• Police: Man raped daughter, fathered her 2 children
• Democrats Hopeful As Texas Opens Midterm Primary Season
• West Virginia Leaders Reach Deal To End Teachers Strike
• Police: Off-Duty Officer Fatally Shoots Armed Robbery Suspect In Brooklyn
• Patrol: 93 Crashes, 112 Spin-Outs As Snowstorm Moves Out Of Minnesota
• Selection Show: Tournament Teams Revealed In 1st 10 Minutes
• 3/6 CBS2 Tuesday Morning Weather Headlines
• Community Cancellations: Wednesday, March 7
• $25K Reward Offered For Info On Missing Woman From Macedonia
• Car Fire On I-95 Ramp Causing Traffic Mess
• Oprah on the inspiration for her "A Wrinkle in Time" character
• Pair arrested after claiming Texas church mass shooting was staged
• Dolphins Bring Smiles To The Faces Of Kids With Cancer At Alex's Place
• Train Collides With Truck Hauling Hydrochloric Acid, 3 People Injured
• Clippers Add Bumble Patch To Their Uniforms [PHOTO]
• Police: Officer Shoots, Kills Pit Bull That Charged At Them While Serving Warrant
• Power Outages Remain 4 Days After Nor'easter, Over 3,000 Still In The Dark
• Boeser Hospitalized In Canucks' 4-3 OT Win Over Islanders
• Police Investigating Threat To Harm 'Bullies' At Modesto School
• UnitedHealthcare To Pass Drug Rebates On To Some Customers
• Doctors' group issues controversial diabetes guidance
• Colorado Man Re-Tried For Killing Wife In 2001
• Foundation Seeks To Retract $100M Pledge To University Of Chicago
• Dolphins Owner Says He Won't Make Players Stand For Anthem
• Tips Sought In Case Of 38-Year-Old Detroit Woman, Missing 6 Weeks
• Long Beach Hospital To Close Due To Quake Fault
• SpaceX Racks Up 50th Launch Of Falcon 9 Rocket
• Phantom Gourmet: Ledger In Salem, Mass.
• Term 'Firemen' Changed To 'Firefighters' In Howard County Code
• Police Search For 2 Suspects Accused Of Robbing West Oak Lane Little Caesars
• McDonald's Begins Rolling Out Fresh Beef In Some Quarter Pounders
• Rob Gronkowski Isn't The Only AFC Star Player Contemplating Retirement
• Nashville Mayor Agrees To Resign After Admitting To Affair
• West Virginia Lawmakers Reach Deal To Give Striking Teachers Pay Raise
• West Virginia leaders reach deal to end teachers strike
• Cops: Mom returned to work after son shot sister, 4
• Former VP Biden Campaigns With Conor Lamb As Special Election Nears
• Focusing On You: Cancer Care At University Of Miami Health System
• Grand Jury To Consider Formal Charges Against Confessed Parkland School Shooter
• Russ Solomon, founder of Tower Records, dies at 92
• Charges: 2 Suge Knight lawyers plotted witness bribes
• Charlie McAvoy Diagnosed With Sprained MCL, Will Be Re-Evaluated In Four Weeks
• Barletta: Establish Schools As Critical Infrastructure For Safety
• In Reversal, Former Trump Aide Says He'll Probably Cooperate
• 2 Sentenced In 2016 Murder Of Ann Arbor High School Student
• DA weighs in after Tenn. trooper is accused of groping woman
• Cubs Hoping Justin Wilson Can Regain His Form
• Baltimore Officer Reports Feeling Sick After Coming In Contact With Subject
• Drunk Man Who Took $1,600 Uber Ride From W. Va. To N.J. Seeking Donations
• Dating app bans gun images following shootings
• Snow falls from roof, kills mom and 7-year-old son outside condo
• Gardenhire Expects Faedo To 'Move Fast' Through Minors
• Audit Finds Big Jump In Senior Abuse Reports, Ineffective Management
• News Now: Primary Election Day In Texas
• Middle School Teacher Secretly Ran White Supremacist Podcast, Says It Was Satire
• Russian military plane goes down in Syria
• Cubs LHP Jon Lester Working On Unusual Bounce Throw To Bases [VIDEO]
• Man Sues Dick's, Walmart Over New Gun Policies
• Southern California Warms Up After 2-Week Cold Spell
• Death Of Man Paralyzed In 2013 Shooting Ruled Homicide
• Elitch Gardens Announces Free Pre-K Pass
• Forte Plans To Retire As Member Of Bears
• Child Marriages On Decline But 12 Million Girls Still Married Every Year
• McDonald's Offering Fresh Beef In Select Stores This Week
• Cabbie Charged With Groping Woman In His Taxi
• Man Charged In Security Guard's Murder
• Woman Picking Up Trash Finds Oldest Known Message In A Bottle
• Prosecutors Seek To Paint Cosby As Hollywood Predator
• Ryan urges more "surgical approach" to Trump tariffs
• Best Ways To Celebrate Women's History Month In NY
• Minnesotan To Meet: Holocaust Survivor Trudy Rappaport
• Principal Who Started Daily Chant & Raised School Rating Gets Top Honor
• Cedar Point Hikes Ticket Prices
• Prosecutors Want To Paint Cosby As Big Hollywood Predator
• Florida School Shooting Victim Plans To Sue County, School
• Study: Massachusetts Ranked Second Best State For Women In The Country
• Trump on North Korea: "We cannot let that situation fester"
• Beautiful Weather Through Friday, Low Humidity
• Mom, Son Die After Being Buried By Chunk Of Snow That Fell Off Condo
• Wheel Of Fortune Puzzle Reminds Everyone 'Eagles Are Super Bowl Champions'
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• Seoul: North Korea Willing To Talk To US About Giving Up Nuclear Weapons
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• Target's sales shine, but the cost of reinvention is steep
• Florida Senate OKs Bill Raising Age To Buy Guns, Banning Bump Stock Sales
• UMass President: I'll Raise $200M To Keep School Affordable
• Early Morning Earthquakes Jolt Gilroy Residents Awake
• Michigan Well Represented On Forbes List Of Billionaires
• TOP 25 THIS WEEK: League Tourneys Set To Impact NCAA Seeding
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• New info on ex-Russian spy hospitalized in U.K.
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• EU lawmaker says counter-tariffs should "really hurt" U.S.
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• Wreckage Of Famed US World War II Carrier Discovered
• Police Officer Dragged When Driver Tries To Flee Traffic Stop In Chicago Lawn
• What's life like for kids mining cobalt for our gadgets?
• Washington state enacts net-neutrality rules, opposing FCC
• Wreckage of U.S. aircraft carrier sunk in WWII found
• Koreas Agree To Hold Summit Talks At Border In April
• Dinner To Go: Walmart To Expand Meal Kits To More Stores
• Marcus Smart Shows Off His Ninja Skills
• Democratic turnout in Texas may not translate to many wins
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• Two Senate seats up Mississippi in 2018, as GOP defends slim majority
• Key EPA aide allowed to moonlight for private clients
• Officers Perform CPR On Choking Puppy To Save His Life
• 20-year-old Oregon man sues Dick's Sporting Goods, Walmart over rifle sale
• Santa Fe on hunt for mayor worthy of six-figure salary
• Threat Made Against Anne Arundel County School
• 20-Year-Old Sues Dick's, Walmart Over New Gun Policies
• Crash Blocks Section Of Turnpike, Causes Massive Delays
• South Korea: Kim Jong Un says he could give up nukes
• DACA Deadline For U.S. Immigrants Arrives With Less Urgency
• Republicans Want Trump To Back Off His Tariff Proposal
• Clinton Township Teen Facing Terrorism Charge In School Threat Case
• Washington Becomes 1st State To Approve Net-Neutrality Rules
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• Police: Robbery Suspects Shoot Pizza Delivery Man, Steal Only Pizza
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• McDonald's To Start Offering Fresh, Not Frozen, Beef In Some Burgers
• Detroit Mayor Duggan To Give 5th State Of City Address
• Rangers' Moore Looks To Rebound From Rough 2017
• Karlsson Scores In Overtime, Senators Beat Stars 3-2
• Brown Leads No. 2 Baylor Past No. 8 Texas In Women's Big 12 Final
• West Virginia Gov.: Tentative Deal Reached To End Teachers' Strike
• Watch Your Step: Fall At Party Reaches State Supreme Court
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• Great Lakes Advocates To Ask Congress For Water Protections
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