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Articles from March 6, 2019

• Hayward's Game-Winner Lifts Celtics Over Kings 111-109
• Mother, 2 Young Sons Found Dead In Horrific San Jose Murder-Suicide
• Independent Monitor Not Convinced Oakland Police Killing Of Homeless Man Justified
• New Electric Car Share Service Coming To Downtown Sacramento
• Frazee Search Warrants Released: Suspect Seen In Walmart Day Berreth Disappeared
• Street Artist Hopes Blind Children Find A 'Sense Of Wonder In Her Wings'
• Foothills Weather: Rain, Hail, & Flooding Slam Sonora
• Longmont Considers Banning Smoking Outdoors On Busy Stretch Of Main Street
• Transcripts Describe Stephon Clark's Grandmother Learning Of His Death In Her Backyard
• Canyon Country Couple Arrested After Child Is Found Home Alone
• H&R Block Denies 'Peace Of Mind Claim' For Couple After Costly Mistake On Taxes
• Brooklyn Park Police: Robert Sparks, 22 Found Safe
• Richmond High School To Resume Classes Thursday After Power Outage
• Fourth Of July On The Slopes? Squaw Valley Is Staying Open Until July
• After 15-Year State Hockey Tournament Absence, Greenway Boys Return To Beat Delano 6-4 In 1st Round
• LeBron James Passes Michael Jordan On All-Time NBA Points List
• State Patrol: High Snowbank Played Role In Crash That Hurt Deputy Kaylin Hare
• Real-Life Mario Kart Coming To Pittsburgh
• Law Enforcement Agencies Host Job Fair Geared Toward Women
• Snag Could Derail Talks To Keep Raiders In Oakland Next Year
• LeBron James surpasses Michael Jordan in career NBA points
• LaVine Scores 39, Bulls Beat 76ers 108-107
• Elizabeth Smart To Host Community Meeting In Jayme Closs' Hometown
• Bill To Protect Consumers Against Surprise Medical Bills Passes First Committee
• Sixers Lose Heartbreaker To Bulls 108-107
• Another Vehicle Struck By Falling Debris From Subway Station In Queens
• Drummond Has 31 And 15 As Surging Pistons Top Timberwolves
• There's Now Only One Blockbuster Left On The Planet
• Several Radio Stations Pull Michael Jackson's Music After Documentary Airs Detailing His Alleged Child Abuse
• Why Are Millennials Leaving Chicago?
• Suffolk DA: Long Island Man Gouges Grandmother's Eyes Out During Dispute Over Money
• 11 Charged For Starting WVU Riot In February
• Thieves Drive SUV Into Roseville Galleria Entrance To Steal ATM
• Consumer Caught Up In Tax Scam, Illinois Attorney General Suing To Get Fees Back
• Truck Troubles Along DOT-Sanctioned Route To Triborough Bridge
• "Everybody In Harvey Is Corrupt": Harvey Residents React To FBI Raid Of Police Department, City Hall
• Officer Shoots Knife-Wielding Man 6 Times In West Philadelphia, Police Say
• 'Experience Zone' In DIA's A Concourse Provides New Way To Buy Lottery Tickets
• Neighbor Helps Rescue Elderly Man From Home Filled With Carbon Monoxide
• Isabell Lifts Saint Louis Over Duquesne 85-75
• EXCLUSIVE: Dozens Of Northwestern Hospital Workers May Have Been Fired For Improperly Reviewing Jussie Smollett's Records
• Reality Check: Do 'Red Flag' Gun Laws Work?
• Minnesota Farmers Fear Barn Collapses From Heavy Snow
• 'My Little Hero:' Fox Chapel Boy Saves Girl's Life By Alerting Authorities To Disturbing Snapchat Post
• Some Broward School Leaders & Students Think Code Red Drills Are Becoming Too Common
• What Are Your Privacy Rights In A Criminal Investigation?
• Flyers Can't Overcome 5-Goal Deficit In 5-3 Loss To Capitals
• Weld County Now A Second Amendment Sanctuary County, Officials Say
• Miami Teen Arrested For Allegedly Raping 15-Year-Old Girl On School Campus
• Stanford Official Pleads Not Guilty To Trying To Kill Girlfriend While High On LSD
• Grand Prairie Police K9 Credited With Helping In Drug Bust, 2 Arrests
• LAPD Detective Sues Officer, Los Angeles In Revenge Porn Case
• Weather Blog: Chance Of Snow Friday, Warmer Weekend Temps
• SEPTA Unveils Contingency Plan To Keep Riders Safe During Transit Police Strike
• Innocent Man Sues BPD After Spending 30 Years In Prison; Says Detectives Withheld Evidence That Would Have Cleared Him
• 'Like An Earthquake': Central 70 Project Has Homeowners Shaken Up
• Dinwiddie Leads Rally In The 4th As Nets Top Cavaliers
• Kelly Olynyk, Hassan Whiteside Lead Heat Over Hornets 91-84
• Some Texas Lawmakers Want To Make Porch Package Theft A Felony
• Robert Morris Tops St. Francis NY 69-65 In OT In NEC tourney
• 85-Year-Old Man Viciously Knocked Down, Robbed By 2 Women Inside CVS, Police Say
• Music video aims to be anthem for survivors of sexual assault
• Rain Leads To Huge Pothole In SF, Forces Muni To Re-Route
• US Journalist Working In Venezuela Released After Being Taken By Maduro's Forces
• Fast-Flowing Russian River Left Huge Piles Of Debris On California Coast
• Stevens Scores 18 As Penn State Fends off Rutgers, 66-65
• Former 'Jeopardy!' Contestants Send Alex Trebek Their Well Wishes
• Haley Scores 28, West Virginia Upsets Iowa State 90-75
• Houston, We Have A Problem: LAPD Nabs 2 Jugging Suspects Who Hail From Texas
• Ice From Truck Shatters Windshield, Hits Driver In The Face
• Harrison Faces Questions From City Council, Confirmation Process Continues
• Police Asking For Public's Help Locating Jose Serrano, Missing 20-Year-Old Man With Autism
• Homeless Advocates Protest Proposed Shut Down Of All-Night VTA Bus Line
• Shop Owners Frustrated With Natural Gas Disaster Response
• Police Investigating Triple Shooting On East Lombard Street
• NSA director ponders end of phone metadata program
• Death Penalty Bill Draws Criticism From Shooting Victims & District Attorneys
• Flu Season Isn't Over Yet; Flu Activity Is Still Elevated In California
• DeSoto ISD Looks To Combat Criticism Over Questionable Spending With Documentary
• Mumps Outbreak Spreads To Montgomery County, Officials Warn
• Lancaster ISD Plans Graduation Celebration For Students Who Did Not Pass State Exams
• Alex Trebek says he has stage 4 pancreatic cancer: "I'm going to fight this"
• Former Wrestling Coach Who Ran Off With Teen Sentenced To 4 Years In Prison
• Sketch Released Of Girl Whose Body Was Found In Hacienda Heights
• Sacramento Police Release Full Report For Stephon Clark Shooting
• Winslow Township Unveils New Symbol Of Hope To Honor Military POW, MIA
• Bambi Larson Murder Investigation Continues; Evidence Suggests Crime Of Passion
• "Surviving R. Kelly" exec. producer reacts to exclusive interview
• Police Seize Over 2 Kg.'s Of Fentanyl, Enough To Kill 1 Million People
• Florida Justices Delve Into 'Stand Your Ground' Change
• Pennsylvania Lawmaker Proposes Legislation To Permanently End Daylight Saving Time
• Police Seek ID Of Person In Connection To Roxbury Murder
• Naked Registered Sex Offender Arrested For Allegedly Attacking Woman In Front Of Dallas City Hall
• US Plans To Lift Protections For Gray Wolves In The Lower 48
• Dallas County Plan Would Make It Easier To Vote On Election Day
• Former Eagle Vince Papale Speaks About Battling Colon Cancer At Temple University Hospital
• 2 Investigator Exclusive: R. Kelly Investigated In Detroit For Claims He Had Sex With A 13-Year-Old, Later Gave Her Herpes
• Heavy Rains Flood Roads In Tuolumne County
• Fight Ensues Over Brentwood Home Development Proposal
• Dallas Police Officer Arrested For DWI In Rowlett
• Homeless Man Wins Bathroom Access Battle Against Luxury Hotel
• Hayward Passes Emergency Ordinance To Protect Renters
• Gov. Murphy Calls For $407 Million In NJ TRANSIT Funds
• Serial Drunk Driver Guilty Of 4 Counts Of Murder In 2017 San Pablo DUI Crash
• Lehigh University Bans Hard Liquor From On-Campus Housing
• Chicago's Mayoral Candidates Get Dueling Endorsements
• Air Force Academy Dismisses Hazing Charges Against Swim Team Members
• 'Operation Pinpoint' Designed To Help Police Cut Down On Crime
• Maryland Weather: Chance Of Rain, Wet Snow Expected Friday
• To Dwyane Wade, Henry Thomas Was More A Father Figure Than An Agent
• Alex Trebek Reveals Cancer Diagnosis, Vows To 'Keep Working' As 'Jeopardy!' Host
• This Could Be The Last Time We Set Our Clocks Forward In California
• Man Convicted Of Killing Infant Daughter Faces Up To 48 Years In Prison
• Hickenlooper Spreads Presidential Campaign Message At Wynkoop Brewing
• Butler County Returns To Paper Voting Ballots To Meet New State Mandates
• Omar Remarks Divide Democrats In Congress
• Grubhub Driver Claims He Was Threatened, Chased Out Of Taco Bell By Employees
• 4 New Limited-Edition Gritty Bobbleheads Announced, Including St. Patrick's Day Gritty, 3-Foot-Tall Gritty
• Schools Put On Lockdown After Snapchat Threat
• Sonoma County Declares Household Hazmat Emergency In Wake Of Flooding
• Police: Mother Charged After Allegedly Leaving 1-Year-Old, 2-Year-Old Home Alone
• New Theater Concept CUT! By Cinemark Debuts In Frisco
• New Technology Improving Prostate Cancer Survival Rates With Earlier Detection
• If New Bill Is Passed, New York State Would Add 6 New Holidays To The School Calendar
• "Parts of me are very bitter," says Ohio GM worker on last day
• Police Investigate Threat, Hazmat Investigation At San Bruno Elementary School
• PWSA To Stand Trial On Charges It Violated Pa. Safe Drinking Water Act
• New Bill Would Crack Down On Robocalls And Robotexts
• Police Seek Information On Bellevue Man Missing More Than A Month
• Women living with R. Kelly defend singer
• Heinz Unveils MayoMust, MayoCue Sauces
• Officials Blame Rise In Classroom Chaos On Dramatic Drop In NYC School Suspensions
• 452 Neglected Rabbits Removed From Kaufman County Property
• Rain Pummels Burn Areas, Shuts Down PCH, Magic Mountain Before Heading Out
• Experts Warn Of Issues Teens Using Sleep Aids Can Face
• Nearly 200 SEPTA Transit Police Officers On Strike After Union, Management Fail To Reach Deal
• Woman Accused Of Stalking YMCA Of Greater Pittsburgh Board Members
• Miami-Based Pilot Makes History With Coast Guard Air Medal Honor
• Two Relatives Of Harvey Mayor Eric Kellogg, Two Police Officers, Two Others Charged In Federal Probe
• Elderly Woman Targeted Outside Davie Publix Supermarket, Robbed In Lottery Scam
• Homeless vet and woman plead guilty in $400,000 GoFundMe scheme
• Hallandale Beach Police Make Arrest In Double Shooting
• More Trouble In Mount Vernon: Recycling, Garbage Pickup Halted After Sanitation Trucks Fail Inspection
• 'His Behavior And Conduct Was Reckless', Prosecutor In Trial Of Former Palm Beach Gardens Cop Who Killed Stranded Driver
• Amazon closing all of its U.S. pop-up stores
• Pancreatic Cancer: Dr. Mallika Marshall On Alex Trebek's Diagnosis
• Bill Proposed To Legislate Marijuana Limits, Another To Let Voters Decide
• Homeless Veteran Johnny Bobbitt, Katelyn McClure Plead Guilty For Roles In $400,000 GoFundMe Scam
• Not Everyone Is Convinced First Lady McCray's 'Thrive NYC' Initiative To Combat Mental Illness Works
• Is the ACLU becoming partisan?
• 'I Hope Their Voices Are Heard': R. Kelly Allegations Prompt Conversations Around Abuse
• A look at the the company behind Facebook's latest scandal
• 'Jeopardy' Host Alex Trebek Reveals He Has Pancreatic Cancer
• Judge Revises PG&E Order, Cites 'Dismal' Record In Preventing Wildfires
• Texas Confirms 10 Measles Cases For 2019
• Woman Charged In Alleged Racist Tirade At Brockton Market Basket
• 'Jeopardy' Host Alex Trebek Diagnosed With Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer
• A Day After Board Votes To Keep Him, It's Business As Usual For Broward Schools Chief Robert Runcie
• Butler Woman Pleads Guilty After Disclosing Patient's Women's Health Information
• The Foote Files: Fanny & Charity Ball
• San Ramon Valley Unified Teachers Could Strike By End Of April
• 'Jeopardy!' Host Alex Trebek Announces He Has Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer
• Man Who Gambled In New Jersey From California Forfeits $90K
• Miami Heat Makes Generous Donation To Kickball Mom, Family That Lost Everything In House Fire
• Berkley Man Arraigned in Presumed Death of Danielle Stislicki
• Broward Middle School To Receive Extra Security After Threat Found On Bathroom Stall
• Retired FBI Agent Recalls Deadly 1986 Shootout In Miami-Dade
• Longtime 'Jeopardy' Host Alex Trebek Announces He Has Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer
• Several JetBlue Passengers Become Sick During 'Crazy Landing' At Logan Airport
• Baby Rushed To Dallas Hospital After Near-Drowning In Bathtub
• 'I'm Going To Fight This': 'Jeopardy!' Host Alex Trebek Announces Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer Diagnosis
• Jeopardy! Host Alex Trebek Announces He Has Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer
• Fans Descend On The X For The Boys State Hockey Tournament
• 'Jeopardy!' Host Alex Trebek Diagnosed With Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer
• R. Kelly back in custody after child support hearing
• 2 Students Injured After Rocks Thrown Through School Bus Window
• 'Jeopardy!' Host Alex Trebek Announces He's Been Diagnosed With Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer
• Former Marin Resident Guilty In Shooting Deaths Of Deer Eating His Plants
• 'Jeopardy!' Host, Alex Trebek Diagnosed With Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer
• North Texas Theft Victim Warns Women To Keep Purse In Front Of Them In Public
• Detroit Man Sentenced In Go-Kart Crash That Killed 4-Year-Old Daughter
• Baltimore County Schools Adjust Calendar, Last Day Now Set For June 17
• Darian Stewart On Departure From Denver Broncos: 'Time For Me To Move On'
• Rep. Ayanna Pressley Calls For Lowering Voting Age To 16
• Freedom Man Facing Charges For Robberies In McCandless, Cranberry
• Jeopardy Host Alex Trebek Diagnosed With Pancreatic Cancer
• Kidsburgh: Finding The Best Summer Camp For Your Children
• R. Kelly Taken Into Custody Following Child Support Hearing
• 'Riverdale' Dedicates All Upcoming Episodes To Late Star Luke Perry: 'Our Heart, Always'
• 'Riverdale' Dedicates All Upcoming Episodes To Late Star Luke Perry: 'Our Heart, Always'
• R. Kelly Taken Into Custody Following Following Child Support Hearing
• Vikings' Roc Thomas Charged With Drug Possession
• Even More Heavy Mountain Snow Keeps Avalanche Danger High
• Food Rescue Baltimore Battles Food Deserts, Distributes Food To Those In Need
• Snag Could Derail Talks To Keep Raiders In Oakland Next Year
• Kendall Graveman Gets Used To Cubs While Rehabbing Injury
• H&M To Open Store In Downtown Detroit
• Jury Reaches Partial Verdict In Former Restaurant Owner's Sex Assault Trial
• Mario Batali Sells Stake In His Restaurant Group
• R. Kelly Taken Into Custody Following Child Support Hearing
• Motown Museum Committed To Remembering Michael Jackson
• Smart Home Gives Aurora Resident A 'Seamless' Experience
• Weather Forecast: Flurries Wednesday, Snow Thursday Night Into Friday Morning Rush
• Child Hospitalized After Falling Out Of Window In North Philadelphia
• Sierra Winter: 50 Feet Of Snow; Skiing In July
• Appeals Court Says Two HS Boys Can Compete On Dance Teams
• Fayette County Man Charged In Crash That Killed 2 People
• MLB Suspends Red Sox Knuckleballer Steven Wright 80 Games For PED Violation
• Forbes Declares Kylie Jenner The 'Youngest Self-Made Billionaire Ever'
• Pa. Lawmakers Seek Release Of Critical Elder-Abuse Report
• $10K Reward Offered For Information In Murder Of 2 Teens In Stockton
• Sen. McSally, Ex-Air Force Pilot, Says Officer Raped Her
• Mario Batali gives up restaurants more than year after sexual misconduct claims
• UMD Advisory Board Looks At How They Can Protect Student Athletes Better
• Yankees Spring Training: Severino Expects To Throw In 2 Weeks
• Look No Further Than Chicago For The Best Place To Celebrate St. Patrick's Day In America
• Baltimore GM Plant To Close On May 3
• Sheriff: Body Found On Road Near Rochester Suffered Multiple Gunshot Wounds
• Transit Police Officer, 2 Supervisors Charged In Alleged Beating, Cover-Up
• DFW Airport, Dallas Love Field Win Awards For Customer Satisfaction
• American Airlines Apologizes After Mom, Child Kicked Off Flight For Rare Skin Condition
• Worcester Man Faces Charges Connected To Death Of Missing Grandfather
• Chad Kelly Pleads Not Guilty In Trespassing Case
• 'I Stayed Silent For Many Years': Sen. Martha McSally Says Officer Raped Her In The Military
• Suspect In Assault On Conservative Activist At UC Berkeley Pleads Not Guilty
• Prosecutor: Uber Not Criminally Liable In Fatal Self-Driving Car Crash
• Police: Man Shot Service Dog During Attack On Cancer Patient
• Hartsel Horses Rescued: Owner Now Faces Animal Cruelty Charges
• Morgantown Police: Armed Fugitive Found Dead During Pursuit With U.S. Marshals
• Gayle King Talks About Her Explosive Interview With R. Kelly
• Top Democrats Hold Press Conference On Net Neutrality
• Silver Alert Cancelled For 67-Year-Old Man
• 8 Arrested Following Investigation Into 2017 Homicide, Retaliatory Shooting In Grays Ferry, Attorney General Says
• 21-Year-Old Man Guilty Of Child Exploitation Violations After Trying To Meet Underage Boy
• Martha McSally: Sexual abuse in military is a national security threat
• Federal court rules against citizenship question in Census
• Randolph Murder Allegedly Stemmed From Argument Over Suspect's Mental Health
• Worker Gets Stuck On Radio Tower In DC After Becoming Hypothermic
• Maryland Zoo Welcomes New Addra Gazelle Calf 'Magpie'
• Fans Better Take A Lesson From The 1979 Phillies
• Facebook to link Instagram, Messenger and WhatsApp
• Proposed Md. Legislation Seeks To Lower Costs Of Prescription Medications
• Deputies Seek Hit-And-Run Driver Who Killed Pedestrian In Dallas
• "Riverdale" dedicates all future episodes to Luke Perry
• Judge Rules In Favor Of Reinstated Deputy Who Was Fired Over Domestic Violence
• Longtime KROQ Morning Man, Gene 'Bean' Baxter Retiring At The End Of 2019
• Suspected Car Burglar Goes On Shopping Spree In Johnson County With Stolen Credit Cards
• Woman Says Illinois Speaker Madigan Didn't Act On Complaints
• Man Pleads Guilty To Shooting Wife, Paralyzing Her For Life
• Two People Facing Charges After Miami Carjacking Outside Dunkin Donuts
• Study: Older Dog Walkers Suffering More Broken Bones From Falls
• Jury deliberates ex-cop's fate in black driver's killing
• St. Charles Man Charged With Heroin Possession After Allegedly Falling Asleep At The Wheel In Elgin
• Married First Cousins Seek To Have Union Legally Recognized In Home State
• How 10 years of applying to be an astronaut prepared Peggy Whitson to make history
• Broncos Tight End Troy Fumagalli Expects To Be Full Go For OTAs
• Lordstown GM Plant Idled After More Than 50 Years
• Pastor speaks out against same-sex marriage ban
• Second US Judge Calls Citizenship Question On Census Illegal
• Police Officer Hurt In Fall At Coral Springs Fire Academy
• Allegheny County Jail Under Modified Lockdown Due To Water Tower Repairs
• 2nd Federal Judge Calls Citizenship Question On 2020 Census Illegal
• Delaware County District Attorney's Office Investigating Reports Of Alleged Abuse At Glen Mills School
• NFL Free Agency: Will Offensive Linemen Matt Paradis Stay Or Go?
• Stephon Clark Protests: DOCO Plaza Closing Except To Ticketed Guests Ahead Of Kings-Celtics Game, Muse Concert
• After Ravens Release Eric Weddle, Fans Mistakenly Recruit NPR Host Of Same Name On Twitter
• Golden State Warriors Re-Sign Veteran Center Andrew Bogut
• Petaluma Identity Theft Suspect Found Passed Out In Car, Arrested
• Indianapolis' Kurt Vonnegut Museum Seeks $1.5M For New Home
• Philadelphia Weather: Region Dealing With Freezing Temperatures With Spring Right Around The Corner
• US Judge: Census Citizenship Question 'Threatens' American Democracy
• Trump nixes public report on civilians killed by drone strikes
• 15 Hurt, 2 Critically, When Fire Breaks Out In The Bronx
• Signs Your Child May Need Glasses
• Defiant R. Kelly Angrily Denies Sexual Abuse Allegations; 'By No Means Am I A Monster'
• Alertan por pollo importado de EU en mal estado
• Suman 50 sismos en últimas horas en estos 9 estados
• Husband Arrested In Dundalk Woman's Fatal Shooting
• Heinz Unveils New 'Mayocue,' 'Mayomust' Concoctions
• Powell Street BART Station Reopens After Medical Emergency
• Chick-fil-A Is Adding Fried Fish To The Menu For Lent
• Zuckerberg Lays Out Plans To Make Facebook 'Privacy Focused'
• Best Fits For NFL Free Agent Defensive Linemen: Where Will Shaquil Barrett End Up?
• Some tax preparers promise fat refunds, then fleece consumers
• Saddle River, N.J. Proposes New Ordinance On Barking Dogs
• New Website For Women's History To Launch Friday
• Democrats Push Bill To Repeal The Death Penalty In Colorado
• Democratic National Committee rejects Fox News for debates
• McKinney Police Looking For Driver Who Hit Pedestrian At Shopping Center And Fled
• Florida Senate Panel OKs Bill On Student Vouchers, Teacher Bonuses
• Gun Control Advocate Criticizes NH Republicans Who Wore Pearls During Hearing
• Trump meets with man held hostage in Yemen
• Former Texas District Attorney Suspended Over Threats
• Dumbo Takes Flight With Spirit Airlines At BWI Airport
• Demi Lovato Knocks Out Trainer's Tooth During Workout
• Gunman On Bicycle Fatally Shoots Uber Passenger In Brooklyn
• Fake DEA Agent Discovered After Attempting Traffic Stop On Real Federal Agent
• WATCH: High School Hockey Crowd Finishes Singing National Anthem After Recording Stops
• Worshipers Find Pittsburgh Episcopal Diocese's 'Ashes To Go' Locations A Convenient Way To Observe Lent
• Carroll County Man Charged In Alleged Road Rage Incident In Baltimore County
• Gun control advocate criticizes Republicans for wearing pearl necklaces
• Charges: Man Manufactured DMT In Rice Lake Home
• FDA Approves Nasal Spray For Depression
• Chaos over Stephon Clark protest arrests in Sacramento
• Driver Loses Fight Over $55 Ticket For Honking At Auburn Police Officer
• Fort Worth PD: Citizen Use Of Force Training Scenario
• Top Democrats hold press conference on net neutrality
• Dustin Pedroia Set To Make Spring Debut On Thursday
• Headed To Fort Lauderdale For Spring Break? You Better Follow The Rules
• Dems clash over anti-Semitism resolution in response to Omar comments
• Affidavit: Son, 19, Killed Parents Because 'They Were Satan Worshipers'
• Teen Son Killed Parents Because 'They Were Satan Worshipers,' Affidavit Says
• Rosemead High Track Coach Arrested For Having Sexual Relationship With Student
• Suspected Measles Case In Maryland Unfounded; Officials Still Warn Of Rise Of Unvaccinated Children
• Dollar Tree closing hundreds more Family Dollar stores
• Pittsburgh Penguins Winger Patric Hornqvist Misses Practice For 'Maintenance Day' , Kris Letang Still In Non-Contact Jersey
• House Oversight Committee investigating reports of voter suppression in Georgia
• Chick-fil-A Is Adding Fried Fish To The Menu For Lent
• Broken Bones From Falls On The Rise Among Older Dog Walkers, UPenn Study Finds
• Best Fits For Free Agent Tight Ends: Austin Seferian-Jenkins Might Be Good Fit In Denver
• Alleged R. Kelly Victims, Family Members Speak Out On Singer's Interview
• Trump jumps 51 spots on Forbes billionaires list
• Attorney Appointed To Investigate Fatal Oakland Police Shooting Of Homeless Man
• Kaylyn High Killed Helping Friend Flee From Domestic Assault
• NWI Man Dies In Fiery Crash Near Portage
• Daylight Saving Time Can Cause Increased Health Risks, Fatigued Driving
• Police Searching For Suspects After String Of Near North Robberies
• Family Dollar To Close Nearly 400 Stores
• Closer Jose Leclerc, Rangers Agree To $14.75M, 4-Year Deal
• Utah Cousins Come To Colorado To Get Married
• Audi Recalls Nearly 75,000 Vehicles Due To Fire Risk
• San Francisco Supes Approve Fees On Owners Of Vacant Storefronts
• Solar Egg At American Swedish Instittute
• Schock isn't ruling out return to politics after charges dropped
• Ravens To Bring Back C.J. Mosley? Team Reportedly Hopes To Re-Sign Linebacker
• Man Killed In Indiana Co. Crash
• Man In Ski Mask Suspected In Early Morning Robbery At Sacramento Donut Shop
• Dollar Tree Closing Up To 390 Stores This Year
• WATCH: R. Kelly Breaks His Silence, Blasts Accusers In 'CTM' Interview
• Parents plead for daughter's return from R. Kelly
• Fire Station Burns Down On Madeline Island In Northern Wisconsin
• Retired BPD Sergeant Indicted Also Being Sued For 2010 Drug Plant Incident
• R. Kelly Says He's Been Betrayed 'Because My Heart Is So Big'
• Plugged In To DFW: Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month
• Prosecutors To Drop Case Against Ex-Rep. Aaron Schock
• FDA Approves Form Of Ketamine For Depression Treatment
• Montgomery Co. School Teacher Arrested On Child Porn Charges
• Inside a village in Kenya where women rule — and men are banned
• Why Is Bacon So Addictive?
• Pittsburgh Weather: City Experiencing One Of The Coldest Starts To March In Nearly 40 Years
• State Lawmaker Plans Bill To End Daylight Saving Time In PA
• Radio Stations Begin To Drop Michael Jackson's Music After 'Leaving Neverland'
• Police Warn Of Robbers Hitting The West And Southwest Sides
• Christians Around The World Observe Ash Wednesday, Start Of Lent
• Chairman Of House Foreign Affairs Committee: 'Retribution' Is Not How To Get Rep. Omar To See Error Of Her Ways
• Bruins' Marcus Johansson Still In Hospital After Big Hit By Carolina's Micheal Ferland
• Case Of Wrong Identity For Sheriff's Deputies In Dania Beach
• Tortillas from heirloom corn: A win for diners and farmers
• Denver Weather: Inversion Leads To Nasty Brown Cloud On Wednesday
• FDA Warns Of Claire's Products Contaminated By Asbestos
• Lengthy Testimony For Colorado Oil & Gas Bill Reflects How Much Is At Stake
• Illinois State Police Take 'First Steps' To Make Sure People With Revoked Firearm Licenses Don't Keep Guns
• Jackknifed Big Rig Spills Diesel, Damages Bridge Railing On Highway 50
• Onahan Elementary Students To Spend Day At Taft High School, After Fire In Auditorium
• Bill Would Protect Identities Of Minnesota Jackpot Winners
• Hickenlooper's Presidential Bid Draws The Attention Of The Onion
• Crews Battle Warehouse Fire In Etna
• Frederick House Fire Causes $75K In Damages
• Walking Dogs Is Sending Older People To The ER, Study Says
• One detained baby remains in ICE custody in Dilley, Texas
• Turns Out All Celtics Needed To Turn Things Around Was A Cross-Country Flight
• Target Field Offers 'Family-Friendly' Food Prices For 2019 Season
• Las Vegas Considering Elon Musk's Boring Company For Underground Tunnel System
• Disney's 'Frozen' Coming To Broadway In Chicago
• VIDEO: Wayward Duck Gets Sucked Down Lake Berryessa's Spillway
• 3 Pa. Corrections Staff Members Arrested For Contraband
• Despite Improvements In Tornado Forecasting, Deaths Still Happening
• NYPD: Police-Involved Shooting Under Investigation After Officer Fires On Man Who Claimed To Have Gun In Harlem
• Cousins petition to get married in Utah
• Charges: Montana Men Stopped With 900 Pounds Of Marijuana On I-94
• Report: Jets Out Of Antonio Brown Sweepstakes
• Florida Legislature Bill Would Protect Businesses From Large Lawsuit Awards
• 3-Year-Old Left Unattended In Bathtub Dies After Drowning
• Court Upholds Lengthy Sentence For Pa. Man Who Slashed Newborn Daughter's Neck
• State Police Locate Missing Kentucky Man In Fatal Allegany County Crash
• Gas Pipeline Builder In Southwestern Pa. Fined $1.5M
• Blackhawks Goalie Ward Sidelined By Right Knee Injury
• Goldman Sachs relaxes dress code -- to a point
• NYC Announces 4 New Monuments Honoring Women
• FDA Warns Asbestos Found In Claire's Cosmetic Products
• Trump critic Tlaib says she'll introduce impeachment resolution soon
• Helping A Loved One With Advanced Prostate Cancer
• Dollar Tree To Close Almost 400 Family Dollar Stores
• Inglewood Passes Emergency Rent Control Ordinance
• Dollar Tree Set To Close Nearly 400 Family Dollar Store Locations
• Judge To Jury: 'God Told Me Defendant Is Innocent' About Alleged Child Sex Trafficker
• Pair Of Robbers Hits US Bank In Chicago's Beverly Neighborhood
• Family Dollar Will Close Nearly 400 Stores
• Florida Supreme Court Reprimands Miami-Dade Judge Over Free Hotel Stays
• Chevron Issues Warning Of Ongoing Flaring At Richmond Refinery
• Richmond-San Rafael Bridge Repairs On Hold Indefinitely Due To Rain
• Pittsburgh Steelers Could Have A Trade For Wide Receiver Antonio Brown As Early As Friday
• New York Weather: CBS2 3/6 Wednesday Afternoon Headlines
• FDA Approves Ketamine-Like Nasal Spray For Depression
• Helping A Loved One With Advanced Prostate Cancer
• Dollar Tree To Close Up To 390 Family Dollar Stores
• Richmond Power Outages: Richmond High Shutdown; Chevron Refinery Flaring
• Chick-Fil-A Is Selling A Fish Sandwich For Lent
• Asbestos Found In Claire's Cosmetics, FDA Says
• Elon Musk Firm Pitched To Build Transit System In Las Vegas
• White Principal Sorry For Slur In Black History Month Speech
• Woman reads fine print, wins $10,000
• Former Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn released after posting bail
• Best Fits For NFL Free Agent Defensive Linemen: Where Will Trey Flowers, Za'Darius Smith, And Ezekiel Ansah End Up?
• Delaware Psychiatrist Convicted Of Child Sex Abuse Loses License
• Financial Relief For Ex-HOBO Employees Hinges On Judge's Decision
• Canadian PM Justin Trudeau faces election year corruption scandal
• Dinosaur Tracks Make Fresh Impression At Valley Forge Park
• Texas Man Allegedly Opens Fire After Vehicle Fails State Inspection
• FDA Approves Ketamine-Like Nasal Spray For Depression
• Connecticut Man's Dying Wish Fulfilled With Call From President Trump
• Anton Black's Death In Police Custody Roils Rural Town
• Expert: Preparing Students And Parents To Deal With College Denials
• Approx. $1200 Worth Of Suspected Crack Cocaine, Heroin Seized In Brooklyn Park Traffic Stop
• Florida Landscaping Company Fined After Worker Dies From Extreme Heat
• Driver Killed In Single-Vehicle Crash After Truck Found Overturned On Field Near High School In Woolwich Township
• Student From Minnesota Killed After Tires Fly Off Semi Truck In Mississippi
• Infamous 'Ripper Crew' Member Thomas Kokoraleis To Be Released From Prison
• Man loses over $35,000 to one of the riskiest scams out there
• Escape From Detroit To Baltimore On A Budget
• Ilhan Omar's Israel Remarks Expose Rift In The Democratic Party
• Some Kohl's Stores Shrinking, Teaming With Planet Fitness
• With Rain Adding Up, Rebuilt Oroville Dam Spillway Appears To Be Nearing 1st Test
• U.S. trade deficit reached record high last year
• Diesel, jeans company known for pricey denim, goes bankrupt
• Roseland Man Charged In Crash That Killed 2-Year-Old Danyla Owens
• Nathan MacKinnon's OT Goal Gives Avalanche 4-3 Win Over Red Wings
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