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Articles from March 19, 2018

• Trump Wants Death Penalty For Drug Traffickers
• Fact Check: Trump Exaggerates Pros Of Anti-Opioid Ideas
• Los Alamitos City Council Votes To Opt Out Of Sanctuary Status
• Only On CBS2: Woman Sues College For Allowing Her Rapist On Campus
• Sacramento Ready To Move Forward On McKinley Park Water Vault
• Sacramento Considering Safety Of Driverless Vehicles
• Sacramento Police Shooting Draws Protests
• USC Suffers 79-75 Defeat To Western Kentucky In NIT
• Hundreds Gather At Yountville Memorial For Veterans Home Workers
• Bicyclist Killed In Crash Is Stockton's Fifth Traffic Fatality In A Month
• Dodgers' Justin Turner Out With Broken Wrist After Being Hit By Pitch
• Supreme Court Will Hear Arguments In Crisis Pregnancy Centers Case
• Blake Griffin Leads Detroit Pistons To Win Over Sacramento Kings
• 2 Investigators: Calling Out Waste
• Companies In Hot Water Over Plastic Coffee Pods Labeled Biodegradable
• Canada Helps UCLA Women Beat Creighton, 86-64
• I-580 Shootings In Marin And Alameda Counties Within Hours Of Each Other
• Father Sues Boy Scouts After Son With Down Syndrome Stripped Of Badges
• Careening Shed Injures Teen
• Carter's Second Goal Gives Kings 4-3 OT Victory Over Wild
• Some Voters Are Getting Shaming Letters
• Scandal-Hit Weinstein Co. Files For Bankruptcy Protection
• Antioch Gets $10 Million Grant To Construct New Water Desalination Plant
• Winter Storm Warning Issued As Region Braces For Another Nor'easter
• Four'Easter: Another Snowstorm Expected To Hit New England
• Aerospace Industry Takes Center Stage At State Capitol
• War Of Words Heats Up Over Response To North Beach Fire
• 'They Can Have Dignity': Homeless Clothing Store Offers New Hope
• After Double Overtime, Nuggets Fall To Heat 149-141
• Minnesota Vs. East Coast: Whose Winter Is Tougher?
• Suffer From Varicose Veins? Study Shows Link To Blood Clots
• Crabbe, LeVert Each Score 22 In Win Over Grizzlies
• How To Keep Your Facebook Profile Information Private
• Battered East Braces For Wintry Wallop On 1st Day Of Spring
• Ex-Hultgren Aide Accused Of Being With Teen Boy
• Police: Juvenile Detention Center Worker Had Sexual Relationship With Teen Girl
• Hardaway, Beasley Lead Knicks Past Depleted Bulls
• Weinstein Co. Files For Bankruptcy Protection
• Fremont Police Ask For Help Locating Missing 14-Year-Old Boy
• Colorado State Revenue Expected To Rise $1.2B; Most Already Set Aside
• Police: Suspect Sought After 2 Men Are Gunned Down In North Philly
• Rita's Kicks Off Spring With Free Water Ice
• Democratic senator calls on Mark Zuckerberg to testify before Congress
• Dash Cam Video Shows Good Samaritans Rescuing Driver From Burning Car
• Brother Of Florida Shooting Suspect Arrested At School
• Austin Bombings: Expert Concerned Bomber Has Gone From 'Targeting Specific Individual' To 'I Just Want To Kill Someone'
• Delaware Catholic School Students Refuse To Go To Class As They Rally For Fired Principal
• Newtown Township Mourning Loss Of Police Sergeant
• Army Quiet On Whether Live Rounds Were Used When Fire Began
• Late OT Goal Gives Kings 4-3 Win Over Wild
• CHOP Promotes Global Teen Health Week
• Cynthia Nixon Confirms Run For Office Against Gov. Cuomo
• Man Angry, Shocked After Learning Someone Else Is Buried In Mother's Cemetery Plot
• Will SpaceX Build Its BFR At The Port Of LA?
• Woman Struck, Killed By Self-Driving Uber Vehicle In Arizona
• 'This Behavior Must End:' Gov. Cuomo Orders Review Of 2015 Weinstein Case
• Where's The Best Place To Sit On A Plane To Avoid Getting Sick?
• Weather Blog: Snow To Start Spring
• Here We Snow Again: Winter Storm Watch Posted As Fourth Nor'easter Nears
• Bermuda Officials: Missing St. Joseph's University Student Found Dead
• Heat Set Franchise Scoring Record, Top Nuggets In Double OT
• Dallas Unveils New Plan To Build Affordable Housing
• Moment Of Silence Held For FIU Bridge Collapse Victims
• Macy's Announces Plan For Customers To Skip The Regular Lines
• From Hockey To Hardwood: Pens Take In NCAA Tournament On Rare Weekend Off
• I-Team: Records Reveal Dozens Of Atmos Gas Leaks In Same Neighborhood Prior To Deadly House Explosion
• Recommendation By City Staff To Save Confederate War Memorial Upsets Some On Task Force
• Weinstein Co. files for bankruptcy in wake of sexual misconduct scandal
• Florida Students Organize "March For Our Lives-Parkland"
• Mille Lacs Facing 3rd Catch-&-Release-Only Walleye Season
• Sheriff's Office: Driver Strikes Pedestrian On Highway 65
• Teen Who Used 'Affluenza' Defense Set For Release April 2
• Luongo, Panthers Begin Road Trip With Big 2-0 Win In Montreal
• Immigrants Hope New Legal Services Fund Provides 'Better Opportunity'
• Atkinson Scores In OT To Lift Blue Jackets Past Bruins, 5-4
• Local Avant-Rock Singer Teams With Saxophone Iconoclast
• Bill Seeks Millions In Funds For San Francisco Seawall Improvements
• Weinstein Co. Files For Bankruptcy Protection
• Brother Of Confessed School Shooter Arrested For Trespassing At Stoneman Douglas
• 2 Suspects Hospitalized Following Officer-Involved Shooting & Pursuit
• Rocklin Teacher Who Questioned School Shooting Protest Back In Classroom
• 2 Investigators: Shaming People To Vote
• Abortion Impasse May Shut Down Effort To Reduce Premiums
• Oakland Grad Helps Maintain Family Ice Cream Business Amid Budding Finance Career
• Grenades Found At San Jose Estate Sale Trigger Evacuation
• Oladipo Helps Pacers Rally Past Lakers 110-100
• Dodgers Adding Kirk Gibson Seat To Remember Last World Series Win In 1988
• Embiid, Simmons Lead 76ers Past Hornets 108-94
• Laver Cup: Chicago Serves Up Professional Tennis This Fall
• Controversial Ads On BART Target H-1B Visa Program For Foreign Workers
• State Rep. Calls For Changes After Sexual Harassment At State House
• Did State's Attorney's Office Turn Blind Eye To Corrupt BPD Task Force?
• LA City Council Committee Approves Exploration Of Seismic Retrofitting Fund
• Student Allowed To Return To Religious Studies Class After Speaking Out During Transgender Issues Discussion
• Task Force Helps Puerto Rico Hurricane Victims Living In New Jersey
• Lead Detectives Testify In Trial Of Phylicia Barnes Murder Suspect
• Florida To Replace Confederate Statue In US Capitol
• Mueller Team Gives Trump Lawyers More Details Of What They Want To Talk To President About
• Blink-182 Agrees To Residency At Palms Casino In Las Vegas
• Texas Posts Final Draft Of Special Education Plan
• Lawrence Mayor: Trump Is 'Trafficking In Pain And Divisiveness'
• San Francisco Retailers Brace For Ban On Sale Of Fur
• Storm To Hit SoCal May Bring Flash Flooding, Evacuations In Burn Areas
• Illinois Governor's Race Heats Up
• Temecula Deputies Investigating Man's Death As Homicide
• NYPD: Teen Receives 93 Stitches After Slashing Inside Coney Island McDonald's
• Construction Underway On State-of-the-Art YMCA In Montgomery County
• Escobar Next Up For Twins After Polanco's Suspension
• California's Top Judge Warns Of Surge In Wildfire Lawsuits
• Where Does Philly Rank Among Fattest Cities In The Nation?
• Colorado Magician Takes Hospital Patients' Minds Off Illnesses
• Man Gets 10 Years In Prison For USPS Letter Carrier Assault
• AP Source: MLB Hopes For Yankees-Red Sox In London In 2019
• Prosecutors Dealt Blow In Boston Calling Extortion Case
• Victim Of Florida Bridge Collapse Had Ties To Baltimore
• Driver Injured In Power Outage-Causing Crash Dies
• Nonprofit Raising Money For 3D-Printed Home Community In El Salvador
• Richardson ISD Unveils Program To Improve Student Achievement
• Maryland House Approves Stronger Sexual Harassment Policies
• One Killed In South Side Slopes Shooting
• Family Of Shooting Victim Wants Answers
• Teen Pulled From Potomac River In Md. After Near Drowning
• Gov. Wolf To Put $35M Toward Encouraging Broadband Expansion
• Baldwin HS Girls Basketball Team Wins Back-To-Back State Titles
• Jim Carrey Slammed For Painting Believed To Be Sarah Huckabee Sanders
• Heading Into NCAA Tourney, SCSU Not Taking Top Seed For Granted
• Wisconsin Boy With Rare Disease Gets Harlem Globetrotters Birthday Surprise
• UMBC's NCAA Tournament Run Ends, But Legacy Lives On
• Whistleblower speaks out on Facebook data controversy
• Group Hopes To Revitalize St. Anthony Falls District As 'Lock And Dam'
• Bill Seeks To Toughen DWI Penalties To Include Snowmobile, ATV Privileges
• Authorities Search For Dangerous Escapee With Lengthy Criminal History
• FBI: Nothing Found At Site Of Rumored Civil War Gold
• Pittsburgh Returns To The Silver Screen In 'Acrimony'
• Search Ongoing For Missing Tri-Chem Worker After Explosion
• 'There's No Excuse For This:' Commuters Growing Frustrated With Renovations At Wantagh LIRR Station
• 'Care Navigators' Hit The Front Lines In Opioid Addiction Battle
• Edina's Sammy Walker Named AP Player Of The Year
• SUV Drives Into Mansfield Massage Business
• Study Tests Using Stem Cell Therapy To Treat Canine Arthritis
• Former Teacher Pleads Not Guilty To Sex Crimes Against Students
• Uber Suspends Self-Driving Car Operations After Fatal Arizona Accident
• A Final Farewell To Former Philly Police Officer, Well-Known Journalist
• Victims' Families Urge California To End Gun Investments
• Police: Brother Fatally Shoots Sister, 13, After Fight Over Video Game Controller
• Car Slams Into Broward Sheriff's Office Building, 2 Injured
• State rep. says we shouldn't arm teachers because they're women
• 4 Students Struck By Pickup Outside Paramount High School
• California Pregnancy Center Abortion Info Law Heads To U.S. Supreme Court
• California To Get First Female And First LGBT Senate Leader
• Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees Could Play In London In 2019
• Senate Hopeful Jim Christiana Sees Republican Model In Conor Lamb
• Fugitive From California Wanted In Colorado Bank Robbery
• AP Source: WR Jarius Wright Signs 3-Year Deal With Panthers
• 'We Don't Feel Safe Anymore': Venezuelan Pirates Worry About Political Unrest In Homeland
• Spring Road Construction Season Getting Underway, But 1 Project Being Delayed
• Cambridge Analytica CEO Describes 'Shadow' Election Tactics
• U.S. sled hockey team takes gold at the Paralympics with last-minute heroics
• Lions resign Defensive Tackle, Christian Ringo
• "Sex and the City" actress announces run for governor
• Cursive Writing Connects Seniors With Elementary School Students
• DC lawmaker apologizes for publishing conspiracy
• LA Chargers Sign Ex-Miami Center Mike Pouncey To 2-Year Deal
• State Economists: Colorado State Revenues Increasing
• 3 out of 4 kids know where their parents keep their guns
• Duluth-Superior Shipping Season Expected To Open Tuesday
• Minn. Author Opens Co-Op Workspace For Women In Mpls.
• City Council Committee Backs Expanded Protections For LOOP Program
• Elite American Women Confident They Can End Boston Marathon Victory Drought
• How Facebook Likes Can Be Used Against You
• Students Demand Gov. Cuomo Do Something About Crumbling 'Brokelyn' College
• 'Gross Mistake': Former CDOT Auditor Pleads Guilty In Embezzlement Case
• Trump focuses on law enforcement side of opioid rollout
• Target Center, U.S. Bank Stadium Up For Sports Facility Of The Year
• Austin bomber "taunting" law enforcement with latest explosion, police say
• 'Boost Bags' Help Students At Boston School Get Through The Weekend
• Wall Township, N.J. Police Plan To Memorialize World War II Veteran
• How Facebook 'Likes' Could Profile Voters For Manipulation
• Westchester Legislators Meet With Reps From Con Ed And NYSEG
• Joe diGenova, Trump lawyer, says FBI Director Christopher Wray is "an embarrassment"
• Doctor Dresses As Chewbacca To Surprise Boy Waiting For New Heart
• Charles Manson Burns
• Woman Wanted In Petaluma Home Invasion Robberies Arrested In North Carolina
• Global Warming To Blame For Stronger Than Normal Spring Allergy Season, Experts Say
• 'We Are Snow Farmers:' Resort Town Looking For More Revenue
• Apple Secretly Developing Thinner, Lighter MicroLED Cellphone Screens
• Former FIU President Maidique: "You Stop Traffic, You Reroute Traffic...Just In Case"
• Cambridge Analytica CEO caught on tape describing "shadow" election tactics
• The Story Behind Loyola's 'Created By Culture' Shirts
• 'Absolutely Outrageous': NJ Homeowners Sound Off As Homestead Tax Rebate Remains Cut In Half
• Police: Driver May Have Suffered Medical Emergency Before Hitting, Killing Woman In Carnegie
• Baltimore Center Plans To Open Vocational School To Serve Community
• Wintry Weather Set To Put A Damper On First Days Of Spring
• 1-Million Students Expected To Participate In Anti-Gun-Violence March
• Supreme Court Keeps Revised Pa. Congressional Map In Place
• Experts Urge Caution About Wasting Money On Protection Plans
• Serena Williams Helps Break Ground For New Miami Open
• With So Many Options To Get Home, Why Do People Still Drink & Drive?
• Man Donates Kidney To Help Save Father-In-Law's Life
• Trump adds Joe diGenova to legal team in Russia probe
• Race For 3rd Congressional District Draws National Spotlight
• Baltimore Co. Man Charged With Animal Abuse After Dog Dies Of Hypothermia
• Man Goes To Prison For Sexually Assaulting Child
• Tobin Bridge Construction Will Close Lanes, Ramps Starting Next Month
• Is Your Bracket Busted? You're Not Alone
• Mississippi gov. signs bill imposing nation's toughest abortion ban
• Bobcat Found On Gateway Clipper Boat Released Into Gamelands
• Broncos Gain 2019 5th Round Draft Selection From Siemian Trade
• Having A Simple Colonoscopy Could Be Life Or Death For Adults 50 And Older
• Keller: President Trump's NH Speech An 'Opportunity Squandered'
• When does a sick fellow flier pose a health risk?
• Sheldon High School On Lockdown After Student Stabbed During Fight
• Police Arrest Man Allegedly Involved In Allergy Medication Theft At Food Market
• DIY Spring Decorations
• Shop 'Arrow,' 'Riverdale,' And 'Supernatural' Merchandise
• Felon Arrested With Handgun
• District Revises Policy Banning Guns Outside Of School
• Fifth Harmony Going On A Break To Pursue Solo Projects
• Police Search For Campus Theft Suspect
• Man Who Fled To Mexico With Teen Will Soon Return To Pennsylvania
• Baltimore County Exec. Blames Guns, Opioid Epidemic For Jump In Violent Crimes
• Trump Calls For Death Penalty To 'Get Tough' On Drug Traffickers
• Is Secondhand Marijuana Smoke Dangerous? Biologist Says Yes
• Patriots Release LB Shea McClellin
• Report: Coyote Attacks Pa. Woman, Officials Believe It May Be Rabid
• See Renee Zellweger as Judy Garland in "Judy"
• Trump Pushes Death Penalty For Some Drug Dealers
• Man Accused Of Killing Father & Son In Hit & Run Found In Hialeah Hotel
• Body of missing college freshman found in Bermuda
• Mississippi Imposes Toughest Abortion Restrictions In Nation
• Documentary On Rep. Ilhan Omar To Debut At Tribeca Film Festival
• Charles Manson's Remains Cremated Following Court Battle
• Pay Phones Rake In Nearly $300 Million In Revenue
• Another Package Bomb Detonated In Austin
• Strong Pacific Storm Headed Our Way
• Vikings Acquire QB Trevor Siemian From Broncos
• House Dems call on Cambridge Analytica whistleblower to testify
• Man Allegedly Drives Into 2 People During Road Rage Incident On Long Island
• Trial Of Sonoma County Deputy Charged With Assault Ends In Hung Jury
• Dems, GOP Warn Trump Not To Fire Special Counsel
• K9 Officers Receive Life-Saving Donations
• First Lawsuit Filed In FIU Bridge Collapse
• Singer Trey Songz Arrested In Los Angeles For Alleged Assault
• Miami Beach Club Mokai To Reopen After Horse Stunt Investigation
• 'A Higher Level Of Sophistication': Police Believe Tripwire Used In Latest Explosion In Austin, Texas
• Downtown Bank Robbery Prompts Search For Suspect On Port Authority Bus
• Trump Visits NH, Unveils Opioid Plan That Includes Death Penalty For Traffickers
• Exclusive CBS2 Investigation: NYCHA Employee Claims Tenant Complaints Closed Out Without Being Completed
• 1 Dead In Early Morning Hit-And-Run In The Bronx
• Want To Avoid The Flu While Flying? Try A Window Seat
• Students Demand Minn. Senate Address Gun Violence
• 3 Arrested In Connection With Pipe Bombs Found In Stolen Car
• 'A Perfect Fit': Steelers Sign LB Jon Bostic To 2-Year Contract
• California Employees Pension Fund Fund Not Divesting From Gun Retailers Just Yet
• Several Eagles Join Team That Helps NFL Players Manage Money
• Environmental Group Asks MPCA To Take Closer Look At PolyMet Water Permit
• Dow Drops 336 Points As Facebook Plunges
• Suspect in attempted officer slaying escapes medical facility
• Sheriff: Wisconsin Man Drove Drunk, Fled Police Before Arrest
• Trump Calls For Death Penalty To 'Get Tough' On Drug Pushers
• Annapolis Film Festival Opening Thursday With 'Beirut'
• Facebook's fight against the phrase "data breach"
• Prosecutors Review Charges In Rochester Double Homicide
• 5 Injured When Car Crashes Into Oxnard Costco
• Future MSU Spartan Wins Mr. Basketball
• Former Bronco Cody Latimer Signs Deal With Giants
• Camden Students Take Virtual Trips With Help From Google, Cell Phones
• Kroger to stop selling guns of all kinds
• Snow Expected To Return To Western Pa. On The First Day Of Spring
• Facebook Shares Slide Amid Questions Over Cambridge Analytica Misuse Of Data
• Prosecutors: Uber Driver Accused Of Rape Admitted To Having Sex With Victim
• Lieutenant With 19 Years Of Service Charged With DUI After Driving Backward
• How Pennsylvania And New Jersey Rank On Gun Industry Dependency Study
• DNA tech brings new light to 28-year-old Arkansas murder
• Report: Cambridge Analytica tried to block exposé from airing
• Austin Bombings: Texas Buying X-Ray Machines To Assist Investigation
• Maryland Senate Approves Amazon Incentive Bill
• Watchdog Blasts Denver Sheriff's Response To Inmate's Death
• Ravens Williams Fends Off Potentially Dangerous Eye Disease
• 1 Million Expected To March For Changes In Gun Laws
• Suspect Sought In Shooting That Killed Penn State Student, Injured 2 Others
• Trash, Tire Fires Keep Some From Going Home After Wildfire
• Give Your Input On Possible Changes To Mesquite's Transit System
• Former 'Sex And The City' Star Running For Governor In New York
• Woman Sentenced To Prison For Abandoning Children
• Kids with severe head injuries may develop ADHD
• 19-Year-Old Arrested, Charged In Fatal St. Patrick's Day Shooting
• Sheriff: Boy Who Was Subject Of Amber Alert Died In Accidental Drowning
• Attempted Murder Suspect Escapes From Medical Facility
• 5 Things: March Madness Off To Wild Start
• Trump Wants To Battle Opioid Crisis With Commercials
• Lin-Manuel Miranda and Ben Platt release mashup
• Mississippi Sends Team To Help Put Out Texas Wildfires
• Trump Banning Americans From Buying Venezuelan Cryptocurrency
• Focusing On You: Minimally Invasive Surgery At University Of Miami Health System
• Boston Marathon Banners Unveiled Near Finish Line
• Another Colorado School District Switches To 4-Day Week
• Posey Tube Sinkhole Repairs Close Both Lanes Out Of Alameda
• Driverless shuttles hit the road in California city
• Teen Health Week Goes Global
• Businesses Evacuated In Hamilton Township Due To Gas Main Leak
• Senate Approves Bill Requiring Strict Oversight, $10M In Fixes For MNLARS
• Experts Believe Security Measures Help Detroit Schools Avoid Mass Shootings
• Sonoma County School District Deemed Safe After Threatening Graffiti
• DRWC Aims To Improve Transit Along Developing Philly Waterfront
• Pawlenty Files With Campaign Finance Board: 'Final Announcement Soon'
• Lottery Won't Appeal Powerball Ruling Keeping Name Private
• With Young Daughter's Health Improving, Craig Kimbrel Makes Emotional Return To Red Sox
• Walmart And Amazon Want To Get Into Your House
• The 30,000 Keys To Baldpate Inn
• En Tiempo Real: Según un estudios científicos, las personas con los ojos azules comparten un mismo ancestro
• Facebook's Value Plunges $34 Billion After Data Controversy
• Reportaje de tianguis en Iztapalapa, donde se dedican a vender productos robados.
• Fire Rips Through Roof Of Bronx Apartment Building
• Handi-Craft Recalls Dr. Brown's Pacifier, Teether Holder
• Trump Opioid Plan Includes Death Penalty For Drug Traffickers
• Officer-Involved Shooting Leaves Suspect Dead In South Sacramento
• Cynthia Nixon Announces Run For New York Governor
• Uber Pulls Self-Driving Cars After First Fatal Crash
• Walmart and Amazon want to get into your house
• Penn Women's Hoops Visits St. John's In WNIT 2nd Round
• Help Sought Finding Runaway Teen From Northern Minnesota
• 'Sex In The City' Star Running For Governor
• Pacifica Pastor Serves Weekly Meal To Those In Need
• The Broncos Already Gave Someone Aqib Talib's No. 21 And He Doesn't Seem Thrilled
• Bay Area Braces For Week Of Rain From 'Atmospheric River'
• Trump Calls For Death Penalty To 'Get Tough' On Drug Pushers
• Barbra Streisand says she's never been sexually harassed
• Jim Carrey Slammed For Painting Believed To Be Sarah Huckabee Sanders
• 2018 NCAA Tournament TV Schedule: March Madness Sweet 16 Tip Times
• 2018 NCAA Tournament TV schedule: March Madness Sweet 16 Tip Times
• Police Officer Rescues Dog From Frozen River After 2-Hour Ordeal
• Uber Suspends Self-driving Car Tests After Pedestrian Death
• CalPERS Pressured To Divest From Retailers Selling Assault Rifles
• Supreme Court rejects GOP attempt to block Pennsylvania district map
• Glen Ellyn School Cancels Classes After Threatening Note Found
• Climate change is making allergy seasons worse
• Man once sought in Amber Alert charged with wife's murder
• Seven Springs Looking For Hundreds Of Summer Employees
• Videos show Syrian president driving himself to frontlines
• Uber Self-Driving Tests Halted After Car Kills Pedestrian
• Pedestrian Killed In Crash Involving Uber-Self Driving Car In Arizona
• Heinz History Center To Display Iconic Sweater, Shoes From 'Mister Rogers' Neighborhood'
• Self-Driving Uber Vehicle Hits & Kills Pedestrian In Arizona
• Two Dead After Car Drives Into Pond In New Lenox
• Expert: Child abuse cases increase in southeast Alaska
• Start Of Bill Cosby's Sexual Assault Retrial Being Pushed Back Few Days
• MacKinnon scores twice, Avalanche beat reeling Red Wings 5-1
• Students Gearing Up For Saturday's 'March For Our Lives' In Washington
• Economist Names Minneapolis 3rd Most Expensive City In North America
• 6 months after Hurricane Maria, CBS News returns to Puerto Rico
• Bel Air Court House Re-opens After Bomb Threat
• 2 Suspects Sought In Eden Prairie Super America Armed Robbery
• Carson Wentz Posts Video Throwing Football While Wearing Brace
• Best Egg Rolls In Denver
• Researchers: New Male Birth Control Pill Safe, Effective
• John Oliver releases children's book about gay bunny to spite Pence
• Uber Self-Driving Vehicle Hits, Kills Pedestrian In Arizona
• Best Family Events For Easter In Colorado
• Victims Of Deadly Springfield Fire Identified
• 9/11 Hero Who Saved Hundreds Dies Of Cancer At Age 45
• Women Accuse Actor Steven Seagal Of Sexual Assault
• Family of bridge collapse victims demands answers
• Federal Courts Reject Republican Effort To Stop New Congressional Map
• Fifth Harmony Announce Hiatus To Work On Solo Careers
• Police: $20,000 Reward In Northeast Philly Shooting Death
• Pens' Matt Murray Could Return To Ice Against Islanders
• Pedestrian killed by self-driving Uber car
• Uber Halts Testing On Driverless Cars After Pedestrian Killed
• News Now: Serial Bomber In Austin, Amarillo Wildfires
• Uber Self-driving Vehicle Hits, Kills Pedestrian In Arizona
• Facebook Data Whistleblower Says It's 'Fake News To The Next Level'
• Mercedes-Benz To Launch Vehicle Subscription Service In US
• “Black Panther” tops box office for fifth weekend
• Report: Handcuffed woman found dead with bag over head
• San Francisco Woman Arrested For Making School Threats
• Security Video Shows Attackers Picking Through Beaten Vendor's Pockets
• Claire's Files For Bankruptcy
• Police Chief: Austin, Texas Likely Facing 'Serial Bomber'
• Ferro's Tumultuous Run As Tronc Chairman Comes To An End With Retirement Announcement
• Getaway Guide To Waterfront Deck Dining
• Man, 63, Dies In Northeast Minneapolis House Fire
• Vail, Breckenridge To Start Electric-Bus Demos This Week
• Report: Pilot blamed by Russia for MH17 crash commits suicide
• 'This, For Me, Is Not Partisan': Father Of School Shooting Victim On Gun Safety
• Local Overdose Prevention Manager Reacts To Trump's Opioid Proposal
• 9-Year-Old Boy Shot Sister To Death Over Video Game Controller, Sheriff Says
• Dr. Mark Hyman answers the question: "Food: What the Heck Should I Eat?"
• The Saudi crown prince talks to 60 Minutes
• After 4th Austin Explosion PD Says They're Dealing With "Serial Bomber"
• Wolf To Put $35M Toward Encouraging Broadband Expansion
• U.S. House Hopefuls Begin Filing Papers To Run In Pennsylvania
• Tyronn Lue steps away from coaching Cavaliers due to health issues
• Self-Driving Uber Service Halted In Pittsburgh, Other Cities
• Charges: Hair Stylist Groped Client's Breasts, Called It A 'Nice Tip'
• Facebook investigates employee's ties to Cambridge Analytica
• Students At School Plagued By Allegations Of Racist Incidents Met With Positivity In 'Chalk Walk'
• Gov. Wolf To Put $35M Toward High-Speed Internet Service Across Pa.
• Bear Family Discovered In Crawl Space Of California Home
• Gopher Football Hosting Pro Day March 28
• Lin-Manuel Miranda, Ben Platt Release Mashup For The 'March For Our Lives'
• Crews Face Unique Challenge To Repair Beaver Co. Water Main Break
• Hundreds Of Rare Books, Other Items Still Missing From Carnegie Library
• Freeland Hopes to Avoid Late-Season Burnout In 2018
• At Least 10 Armed Robberies Reported On NW Side Early Monday
• New Website Provides Fiscal Data on Michigan Public Schools
• Tom Brady Jokes On NPR: 'Most Defensive Coordinators Are Not Smart'
• Gov. Scott Signs Bill To Combat Opioid Crisis In Florida
• Pilot Program To Reduce Traffic Congestion Begins In Brooklyn, Queens
• Suspect Accused In Attack On 94-Year-Old Arraigned In Court
• Police: Man Arrested For Dropping Child From Balcony In St. Cloud
• Katey Sagal Talks Superior Donuts, Married With Children & Music
• Police Searching For Woman Caught On Camera Stealing Packages From Door Step
• Hollywood Slams Director Terry Gilliam For Anti #MeToo Comments
• Women Detail Sexual Assault Accusations Against Actor Steven Seagal
• Facebook shares crushed after data controversy
• Ryan Donato Skates On Bruins' Third Line During Monday's Morning Skate
• Suffolk County Police: Basement Barbecue Sickens Dozens
• Firefighter who evacuated hundreds on 9/11 dies of cancer
• Guns Found After Paw Paw Teen Arrested after School Threat
• 4th Blast In Austin Leads Police To Believe Serial Bomber Is On The Loose
• Trump's Plan For Opioid Crisis Includes Death Penalty For High-Volume Traffickers
• Best Egg Rolls In NY: From Traditional To Modern
• Ohio State student's killer faces possible death sentence
• Teen Jewelry Store Claire's Files For Bankruptcy
• Claire's latest retailer to file for bankruptcy
• US College Student Missing In Bermuda, Police Issue Flyers
• Cirque du Soleil Performer Yann Arnaud Dies After Fall At Florida Show
• FIU Students Return To Class After Fatal Bridge Collapse
• Big Brother 20 Casting Call [PHOTOS]
• Women Accuse Actor Steven Seagal Of Sexual Assault
• University Of Michigan Looks To End Poverty In Detroit
• Wife reacts to husband's arrest after he vanished with Pa. girl
• Patrice Bergeron Participates In Bruins' Morning Skate
• 4 People Injured When Trains Collide, Derail In Kentucky
• Free Community College Tuition Requested In Baltimore County Budget Proposal
• National security expert on "very unusual" firing of FBI deputy
• Fact Check: Trump wrong on Russia collusion question
• Parkland survivors say NRA is "basically threatening" them
• Iconic Candy Manufacturer Could Close, Lay Off Hundreds Unless It Finds Buyer
• Philly Tow Company Ordered To Pay Thousands In Restitution After Being Accused Of Illegally Towing Cars
• U.S. gears up to fight fake news -- in Kenya
• What You Need To Know About Facebook's Data Debacle
• Second Grader's Gun Protest Makes Him Social Media Darling
• Keidel: March Madness Lives Up To The Name
• NCAA Tournament Lives Up To The March Madness Name
• Baylor women to 10th Sweet 16 in row with win over Michigan
• 4th Blast In Austin Stokes Fears About Possible Serial Bomber
• Taking Stock Of Patriots' First Week Of Free Agency
• Powerball Ticket Worth $1.2 Million Sold In Santa Monica
• Concerning change in methodology of Austin "serial bomber"
• Young Activist Won't Let Cancer Get In Her Way
• Time To Use Babies R Us Gift Cards Is Limited
• 3/19 Afternoon Weather Headlines
• Fifth Harmony announce hiatus to work on solo careers
• Facebook Suspends Former Cambridge Analytica Contractor
• Claire's Files For Bankruptcy
• 30 Players: Ohtani, Barreto Top List Of Best Prospects In AL West
• Vladimir Putin Overwhelmingly Wins Re-Election
• 3/19 CBS2 Monday Afternoon Weather Headlines
• What Does Cordarrelle Patterson Trade Mean For Matthew Slater's Future With Patriots?
• Hate Crime Investigation Launched After Statue Of The Virgin Mary Vandalized On Long Island
• Want To Buy A Tesla? Get One While The Tax Credit Lasts
• Man Found Dead In LeClaire Courts Garage Fire
• Report: NFL Season Will Open With Vikings-Eagles Rematch
• Legg-Mason Building's Nesting Peregrine Falcons Have 1st Egg Of Season
• Claire's Files For Bankruptcy
• Powerball Jackpot Ticket Worth Nearly $457M Sold In Lancaster County
• Owner Of Winning $456-Million Powerball Ticket Yet To Claim Prize
• Authorities Investigate 10-Year-Old's Death
• Scottish cardinal who resigned over sex scandal dies at 80
• Car Slams Into Woman, Child At Oakland Park Bus Stop
• Michigan's Largest Labor Union Backs Whitmer
• Community To Celebrate Yountville Victims Lives
• Kayaking Man Rescued From Tomales Bay Over The Weekend
• Author James Patterson Donating $2 Million To Classroom Libraries
• What's An NCAA Tournament Upset Worth? Units = Big Bucks
• News Now: Fourth Austin Explosion, Texas Teams In Sweet 16
• Catholic Pastor Removed Amid Investigation Of 'Improper Conduct' With Adult Men
• Kidnapped Kids Need Help Recovering From Polygamist Abuse
• Your Toys 'R' Us Closing Questions Answered
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• Maryland Legislative Session Reaches Milestone Crossover Day
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• California task force takes illegal guns off the street
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• Jim Carrey slammed for painting believed to be Sanders
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• Trump's Tariffs To Be Debated During G20 Summit In Argentina
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• Sen. Warner calls on Congress to protect Mueller probe from Trump
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• Hillary Clinton offers explanation for comments on women voters
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• Trade groups tell Trump his China tariffs risk a "chain reaction"
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• No guarantees as groundwork laid for Trump-Kim summit
• School, BSO Deputy Wanted To Involuntarily Commit Confessed School Shooter
• Baltimore City Opens 14th Virtual Supermarket
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• High School Student Uses 3D Printer To Make Prosthetic Leg For Dog
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• Comey's memoir already a bestseller before hitting bookstores
• 2 Injured In 4th Recent Explosion In Texas Capital
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• Mentor Helps The Blind Exercise Their Other Senses
• Weather Blog: Mostly Wet Weather Through Wednesday
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• Jim Carrey Criticized For Portrait Believed To Be Huckabee Sanders
• Cirque du Soleil performer falls to his death
• Barbra Streisand Says No #MeToo Moment Marred Her Life
• Democratic Candidates For Governor Focus On Undecided Voters
• Century-Old Shipwreck Found In Lake Erie, 8 Died In Sinking
• Mississippi governor has Monday deadline to sign nation's most restrictive abortion law
• U.S. college freshman reported missing in Bermuda
• Baylor Women Reach 10th Straight Sweet 16 With Win Over Michigan
• Trump Opioid Plan Includes Death Penalty For Traffickers
• Truck Driving Groups Sue Over Turnpike Toll Increases
• Lamah Scores Twice As FC Dallas Beats 10-Man Sounders 3-0
• Cherry Blossom Opening Ceremony Delayed For 'March For Our Lives'
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• Bruins Sign American Olympic Star Ryan Donato To Entry-Level Deal
• Trump To Roll Out Plan To Combat Opioid Addiction
• Martin Truex Jr. Grabs First Win Of NASCAR Season At Fontana
• Police say tripwire may have been used in latest Austin explosion
• Florida State Comes Back To Oust Top-Seeded Xavier 75-70
• Congress and White House seek budget deal with latest shutdown looming
• Mississippi Could Impose Nation's Toughest 15-Week Abortion Ban
• West Virginia Gets The Better Of In-State Rival Marshall 94-71
• Heather Nauert's star on the rise as a voice in U.S. diplomatic corps
• All Lanes Open After 20 Car Pile Up Shuts Down SB I-270
• Clemson Routs Cold-Shooting Auburn 84-53 To Reach Sweet 16
• Police: Pedestrian Hit, Killed While Walking Along I-295 In Gloucester County
• Nevada Tops Cincinnati 75-73 In Comeback For The Ages
• Trump Opioid Plan Includes Death Penalty For Traffickers
• Historic Underdog UMBC Ousted By Kansas State 50-43
• 'Mack' The Seal Released Back Into The Ocean
• Water Main Break Flooding Streets In Belleville, New Jersey
• Details emerge about woman shot dead by ex-husband at mall
• UMBC Men's Basketball Team Welcomed Home By Cheering Fans
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• Syracuse Stifles Spartans, Aggies Oust Defending Champs As Upsets Reign In NCAA Tournament
• Risks abound in potential economic war with China
• Corker: Decision not to seek reelection "was the right one"
• Trains collide, derail, people injured
• Passenger Dies After SUV Crash In Pittsburgh's East Hills
• Facebook Cofounder: US Needs Universal Basic Income
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• West Virginia Gets Better Of In-State Rival Marshall 94-71
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