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• TPG Senior Exec Bill McGlashan Placed On Leave After Being Charged In College Cheating Scandal
• Actresses, CEOs Indicted In Alleged Nationwide Bribery Scheme Linked To USC, UCLA, Ivy League Schools
• Partial Landslide Prompts Evacuations, Damages Home In South Pasadena
• Mastermind Behind College Admission Cheating Scheme Has Sacramento Roots
• 'So Magical': 1 Billion Butterflies Flutter Into SoCal During Migration From Mexico
• Feedback Mixed On Incoming Supermarket, Apartments In Cole Neighborhood
• What Goes Into School Districts Deciding Whether To Call For A Snow Day?
• Parents Blame Elementary School's Cell Tower After 4th Student Diagnosed With Cancer
• 'Feeling Lots Of Contractions': Expectant Parents Hope Bomb Cyclone Helps In Early Delivery
• Caught On Camera: Mom Holds Back 13-Year-Old, Urges Daughter To Fight
• Plentiful Snowpack Promises Late-Season Skiing, Healthy Spring Runoff
• City Council Reviews 84 Stephon Clark Protest Arrests, Hears From Police Chief
• College Scandal: Who Is William Singer?
• USC Fires Athletics Administrator, Water Polo Coach In Admissions Fraud Fallout
• More Donations 'Spark Joy,' But Goodwill Can't Take Everything
• Denver Weather: Blizzard Warning Leads To Colorado School Closures
• Cattle Barn Roof Partially Collapses At MN State Fairgrounds
• New Jersey Teen Triumphs Over Homelessness, Gets Accepted Into 17 Colleges
• Woman Whose Face Was Crushed By Tree Makes Amazing Recovery: 'I Look Awesome'      
• Felicity Huffman, Lori Loughlin Among Dozens Charged In Nationwide College Admissions Scheme
• Fall River Mayor Charged In Federal Indictment Recalled, And Re-Elected
• DAs Will Not File Criminal Charges Against PG&E For Oct. 2017 NorCal Wildfires
• James Scores 36 Points In Lakers' 123-107 Win Over Bulls
• Teenagers Find Career In Trail Stewardship Program
• Support Group Helps Children Living With Celiac Disease
• "It's Like A Dump": Studio Movie Grill Draws Attention For Trash Oustide
• Family Looking For Answers After Man Found Dead In Hill District
• DNR: Anglers Allowed To Keep Mille Lacs Walleye In May
• Police: Human Remains Related To Decades-Old Investigation Found In Queens Backyard
• Worcester Pizza Shop Employees Subdue Man Armed With BB Gun
• Southwest Allows Customers With Upcoming 737 Max 8 Flights To Rebook
• Gov. Newsom To Sign Order Halting Death Penalty
• More Alleged Victims Of R. Kelly Speak To WJZ's Mary Bubala
• Hollywood Actresses, Stanford Coach, NorCal Execs Named In College Admission Fraud Scandal
• New Jersey Police Warn Of Statewide Phony Panhandler Scheme
• SEPTA, Transit Police Reach Tentative Agreement To End Officers' Strike
• St. Mary's Stuns Top-Ranked Gonzaga To Earn NCAA Berth
• California's governor to put a freeze on executions
• Mount Vernon Floral Shop Owner 'Grateful To Be Alive' After Robbery
• Long Island College Prep Expert Says Wide-Ranging Admissions Scandal Is 'Worst-Kept Secret In America'
• Where Does Our Trash Go?
• City Of Stillwater Prepared To Build 15-Foot Dike Ahead Of Spring Flooding
• Governor Newsom To Sign Executive Order Stopping California's Death Penalty For Now
• Gov. Newsom To Block More Than 700 Death Row Executions With Executive Order
• Lori Loughlin's Daughter: 'I Don't Really Care About School'
• FAA Not Going To Ground Boeing 737 Max Planes In U.S. Despite Actions Of Other Countries
• Knicks Run Latest Losing Streak To 7, Fall To Pacers 103-98
• Florida House Committee Passes Bill Allowing Guns Inside Cars At Schools
• City Cleaning Up Hazardous Waste In Park After Hundreds Of Homeless People Relocated
• Man LifeFlighted To Pittsburgh Hospital After Being Attacked By Dog Outside Beaver County Humane Society
• NASA says first person on Mars "likely" a woman
• Weather Blog: Warm Week Continues
• Loss Of Denver Man In Ethiopian Plane Crash Is 'Extraordinary'
• Jenner's Hat Trick Powers Blue Jackets Over Bruins 7-4
• Woman Charged With Animal Cruelty After Emaciated Dog Found Eating Carcass Of Another Dog In New Jersey
• Pittsburgh Police Locate Missing Teenage Girl
• Malkin Picks Up 1,000th Point, Pens Rally Past Capitals
• DougCo Commissioners Pass Resolution Defying 'Red Flag Bill'
• Electrical Workers Escape Jefferson Park Roof Collapse
• Denver Weather: Historic Storm Brings Blizzard Conditions
• Route 30 Closed, Hazmat On Scene Because Of Chemical On Road
• Investigation Ongoing After Officer Shoots, Kills Driver During Traffic Stop
• Warmer Temperatures Are Bringing Mosquitoes Out
• Roof Collapses Over Pool At Shakopee Super 8
• Simmons, Sixers Survive Scare From Lowly Cavaliers
• Philadelphia Ranks High Among America's Most Unhappy Cities, Study Finds
• Johnson, McGowens Lead Pitt Over Boston College In ACC Tourney
• North Texas Cities Say Emergency Warning Sirens That Went Off Overnight Were Hacked
• College Cheating Scandal: Defendants Appear In Court
• Dick's Sporting Goods To Stop Selling Hunting Rifles, Ammo At 125 Stores Nationwide
• 21-Year-Old Man Shot To Death In The Back In NE Baltimore
• Toddler Reunites With Doctors Who Saved Her Life
• 'Sanctuary Cities' Bill Speeds Through Florida Senate
• Browns trade for Odell Beckham Jr.; Jets sign Le'Veon Bell
• Man Rescued After He Falls Over Hillside At McConnells Mill
• Yuengling Named Best-Selling Craft Brewery In United States
• MMA Star Conor Mcgregor Released From Jail After Miami Beach Arrest
• 4-Alarm Fire Tears Through Yonkers Apartment Building, Hundreds Displaced
• Nearly $200k Seized From Florida Spa Patriots Owner Robert Kraft Visited For Sex
• Concrete Chunk Causes Thousands In Damage For Driver In Toll Road Construction Zone: Who Pays?
• Twitter Challenge To Photoshop Matt Brickman Accepted, With Goofy Results
• Pa. Turnpike Work Expected To Cause Delays On Wednesday
• Mayor Adjourns City Council Meeting About Protest Arrests After Disruptive Individual
• Wet Summer Led To More Winter Potholes In Maryland
• Local Students, Parents React To College Admissions Bribery Scandal
• Cardinal George Pell sentenced to 6 years in prison
• 38-year-old mother goes missing in North Carolina
• Legal Consequences Defendants Are Facing In Nationwide College Bribery Scandal
• Reports: Giants Trade Odell Beckham Jr. To Cleveland Browns, Receive 2 Picks & Jabrill Peppers
• Series Of Major Tech IPO's Could Make San Francisco House Prices Skyrocket
• Reports: Giants Trade Odell Beckham Jr. To Cleveland Browns, Receive 2 Picks & Jabrill Peppers
• Browns Make Splash By Trading For WR Odell Beckham Jr.
• Deal To Keep Raiders In Oakland For 2019 Set For Friday Vote
• Premier Sacramento College Counselor Identified As Alleged Ring-Leader In College Admissions Scandal
• Townhouse Set Ablaze In Anne Arundel County Fire
• Lawmakers Debate Oil & Gas Bill Following Attempt To Stall Legislation
• Bambi Larson Murder Suspect In U.S. Illegally With Lengthy Criminal Record
• Law Cracking Down On 'Super Parties' Goes Into Effect In Delaware
• Walnut Creek Office Workers Spot Lost Bird But No One Would Retrieve It
• Courts Cause Confusion For Woman Trying To Resolve Her Case
• College admissions scheme: How it worked
• Increase In Robberies In Chicago Police District 17 Worries Business Owners
• Unique Circumstances Lead DePaul Prep To State Semi-Finals
• Despite Concerns Over Boeing Max Aircraft, Southwest Continues To Fly Them At BWI, Nationwide
• Power Outage At Tom Lantos Tunnel Shuts Down Highway 1 In San Mateo County
• Marin County Couple Caught Up In College Admissions Scheme
• Silver Spring Man Convicted Of Bank Fraud Conspiracy, Identity Theft
• Alex Trebek resumes taping "Jeopardy!" after cancer diagnosis
• Driver Faces Manslaughter Charge After Striking, Killing Pedestrian In NorthPark Center Garage
• Truck Drivers Fined Thousands In Broadview, Blame Signage Issues
• Officers From The Front Line Of The Mercy Hospital Shooting Honored
• Plumbers Union Endorses Lightfoot, Almost By Default
• Professor, Students Discouraged By 'Pay-To-Play' Mentality In College Admissions
• Federal Contractor Employee Faces Up To 10 Years For Bribery, Not Reporting Positive Urinalysis Results
• Bar Owners Meet With Police To Discuss Safety After Kidnappings
• NY Judge Rules Against Anti-Vax Parents, Says Students Can't Return To School During Measles Outbreak
• PrimoHoagies Launching Italian Hoagie Flavored Chip For National Potato Chip Day
• Central Minnesota Soldiers Welcomed Home From Kuwait
• 'It Works Magic': South Jersey's First Salt Therapy Cave Touts Healing, Stress-Relieving Benefits Of Salt
• Walz Slams Senate Panel Over Marijuana Vote But Won't Revive Debate
• Plane Damaged After Landing Gear Collapses At Westmoreland County Airport
• Jussie Smollett Wants Cameras In Court For His Case, Attorney Says
• United Airlines Tests New Tool At DIA To Keep Passengers From Missing Connections
• New Jersey Teen Triumphs Over Homelessness, Gets Accepted Into 17 Colleges
• 'It Was So Cool': Minnesota's Paige Goehner Wins Kids Baking Championship
• Cities In Colorado Ranked Among Happiest In The Country
• Yonkers Good Samaritan Risks Life & Limb To Save Pair Of Dogs In Icy Reservoir
• Snarf's Sandwiches Moving Flagship Store In Boulder
• Commuters Will Feel Pinch As Downtown Parking Garage Coming Down To Make Way For Improvements
• List: Bay Area Defendants Charged In College Admissions Scandal
• Joel Embiid Makes Instagram For New Puppy 'Klaus Hinkie De Paula Embiid'
• N.Y., N.J. Lawmakers Scramble For Backup Plan After Trump 2020 Budget Cuts Money From Gateway Project Fund
• U.S. service member among 8 Americans killed in Ethiopia plane crash
• 'Flash' Star Praises The 'Arrowverse'
• Gene-Edited Food Quietly Arrives In Restaurant Cooking Oil
• DA: No Criminal Charges Filed Against PG&E For 2017 Wine Country Wildfires
• Firefighters Urge Homeowners To Clear Snow From Natural Gas Vents
• Question Of Gun Permit Review Board Stirs Controversy In Annapolis
• Federal Government Faces Lawsuit Over Firefighting Foam At Peterson Air Force Base
• DeVante Parker Signs Two-Year Contract To Remain With Dolphins
• N.Y. AG subpoenas Deutsche Bank over Trump business dealings
• Murray Avenue School In Lower Moreland Township Evacuated Due To School Threat
• BBB Warns About Potential Puppy Scam At Ace Kennels
• College Admissions Bribery Scandal: Who's Who
• Chartiers Valley Teacher Makes Dismissal Time Extra Special For Her Students
• Students Stage 'Lock-In' At Elite Bronx High School To Protest What They Say Is A 'Culture Of Bias'
• It Would Take $4.5 Billion To Get Every Philadelphia School Up To Code, School District Says
• Crews Work To Patch Spring Potholes, While Drivers Report Costly Repairs
• Record-Breaking Cold Streak In SoCal Comes To An End
• Flights Starting To Be Canceled Out Of DIA On Wednesday
• Man Wounded In Shooting At McDonald's On South Cottage Grove
• Sources: Man With Umbrella Sparked False Report Of Gunman At Westchester Hospital
• 99-Year-Old Girl Scout Continues To Volunteer, Inspire
• State Department Issues Travel Warnings For Spring Breakers
• First 9 Jurors Selected In Dauphin Co. For Michael Rosfeld Trial
• Minnesota Lawmaker Pushes For Year-Round Daylight Saving Time
• 'I Will Straight Up Cancel My Tickets': Customers React To Southwest, American Airlines Not Grounding 737 MAX Flights
• Voter Turnout Light As Several Broward County Municipalities Hold Elections
• Miami Real Estate Developer Robert Zangrillo Charged In College Admissions Scam Investigation
• Train Blocks Midtown Sacramento Traffic After Car Drives Onto Tracks
• Mackerel Harvest Will Be Scaled Back For The Rest Of 2019
• Keller @ Large: What Would A Joe Biden Candidacy Mean For Democrats?
• 15th & Market Shooting Victim Identified, Still No Arrests
• 2 Boys Killed By Mother In San Jose Murder-Suicide Identified
• Parents of R. Kelly's live-in girlfriend speak out on "monstrous situation"
• Deal To Keep Raiders In Oakland For 2019 Set For Friday Vote
• Police: Woman Pulls Gun On Domino's Employees After They Forgot Her Chicken Wings
• Want to be a green consumer? It will cost you
• Trump budget calls for ending student loan forgiveness program
• Bradley Roby Leaves Denver Broncos, Signs Deal With Texans
• 'Run Joe Run' Signs Greet Joe Biden At Firefighters' Speech In Washington, D.C.
• Wide Receiver Cole Beasley Leaving Cowboys For 4-Year Deal With Bills
• Under Armour, Dollar General Agree To Climate Change Plans, NY Comptroller Says
• Broncos Move On, Matt Paradis Signs With Carolina Panthers
• New Jersey Takes Big Step Toward Legalizing Recreational Pot
• 23 Confirmed Mumps Cases Linked To Temple University Outbreak, Officials Say
• CCAC Stepping In To Help Art Institute Students
• Denver Man Darcy Belanger Killed In Ethiopian Plane Crash
• Catholic diocese demands apology for "SNL" skit
• Horse Found Dead In Fairmount Park
• Lucy Hale Tapped to Star in 'Riverdale' Spinoff 'Katy Keene'
• 'I Will Straight Up Cancel My Tickets': Customers React To Southwest, American Airlines Not Grounding 737 MAX Flights
• South Jersey Man Killed In Ethiopian Airlines Crash Remembered As Humanitarian, Environmentalist Who Wanted To Change World
• Overcharged By The DMV For Vehicle Registration? Expect A Check In The Mail
• Marine's battle with childhood cancer prepared him for a new fight
• The Foote Files: The Sweet Inspirations
• Massive Fire In Quincy Destroys 3 Buildings
• Man Facing Rape Charges In Butler County
• Stranded Dolphins Rescued With The Help of Shedd Aquarium Vets: See The Photos
• Wells Fargo "too big to manage," lawmaker tells CEO
• Wrong-Way Driver Causes Six-Vehicle Crash On Bethlehem Pike In Hatfield, Police Say
• Over 50 Cars Broken Into In South Philadelphia In Recent Weeks, Police Say
• Nearly 18 Million People Undergo Plastic Surgery, Report Says
• Highway 1 Near Muir Woods Reopens After Being Blocked By Accident
• Man Accused Of Attempted Murder In Redwood City Motel Attack
• Americans Ordered To Leave The US Embassy In Venezuela
• Gov's 2050 Carbon-Free Electricity Plan Gets First Hearing
• 'It Was Like A Big Bomb': Gas Tank Explosion Leaves Behind Extensive Damage Outside 7-Eleven Store In Philadelphia
• Quarantine over mumps outbreak at immigration centers
• Man Flees From Police, Crashes Into His Former Home
• Soil Now At Center Of Year-Long Investigation Into Dallas Home Explosion
• Towson University Debuts New Logo, Holds T-Shirt Swap With Sustainability Office
• Avalanche Full Of Trees & Rocks Cuts Some Residents Off
• Teenager Driver, Without Permit Or License, Plows Into Fayette Co. Pharmacy
• Disability Advocates Criticize Bradley Over 'Diversity' Job Description; University Vows Change
• Utah Jazz permanently bans fan after Russell Westbrook incident
• Gene-Edited Food Quietly Arrives In Restaurant Cooking Oil
• Cop who shot unarmed, disabled teen could get 6-month suspension
• Central MN Man Dies In Snowmobile Crash
• Highlights of the Miami Home Design and Remodeling Show at Mana Wynwood
• School Bus Crash Sends 2 Adults To Hospital; 10 Children Uninjured
• Customs Agents Seize Over 600 Pounds Of Marijuana Worth $2.5 Million At Philadelphia Port
• Dick's Sporting Goods to stop selling guns in 125 stores
• Passengers At Risk After Measles Case Reported At LAX
• Antwon Rose's Mother Instructs Protestors To Stand Down During Michael Rosfeld's Trial
• 22 Malnourished Sea Turtles Transferred To Florida Keys Turtle Hospital
• Dick's To Halt Sales Of Rifles, Ammo At 125 Of Its Stores
• Deputies Use Spike Strips To Stop Suspect In Chase That Started In Roseville
• Orland Park Spa Shuttered After Masseuse Allegedly Tries To Sell Sex
• Bishop McDevitt High School Student Arrested For Bringing Gun To School, Police Say
• Alameda Supports End Of Sales Tax On Tampons, Other Feminine Hygiene Products
• Flying Southwest? Here's How To Check If You'll Be In A Boeing 737 MAX 8
• Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan Faces An Angry Congress
• Leominster Custodian Accused Of 'Disturbing' Conduct With Student
• Honda recalling 1.2 million vehicles for 2nd time
• Central Valley Lawmaker Steps Aside, Denies Child Cruelty Charge
• Adam Zucker: Best Part Of Championship Week Is Seeing One Bid Leagues Battle For Tournament Spot
• 2 Firefighters Injured Battling Country Club Fire In Wayzata
• Democrats split on Pelosi's dismissal of impeachment
• Flames Shoot From Storage Facility In Pre-Dawn Fire
• North Texas Financial Planner William Neil 'Doc' Gallagher Arrested In Securities Fraud, Money Laundering Scheme
• 'I'm Victor's Mama'; Tearful Oakland Councilwoman Remembers Her Slain Son
• Which Cities In Maryland Are The Happiest?
• McConnell schedules vote on Trump's national emergency
• The 5 Best Places To Find Good Desserts In Denver
• 'These Idiots Keep Chasing Me': Florida Snowbird Battles SunPass Over Bogus Bills
• Mets Spring Training: Amazins To Wrap Up Training Camp At Carrier Dome
• Woman, 25, Killed In Burnsville Crash Wasn't Wearing Seat Belt
• Upset Dad Who Says Teacher 'Slammed Son,' Accused Of Bringing Loaded Gun To School
• Affidavit: Mother Fatally Stabbed 11-Year-Old Daughter To Keep Her From Having Sex
• Ex-N.J. State Official Says He Was 'Falsely Accused' Of Sex Assault
• Britain's Parliament rejects Theresa May's Brexit deal
• Lumber Liquidators to pay $33 million criminal penalty
• Avalanche Crushes Home, Hinsdale County Sheriff, Daughters Injured
• Statistics Show Illegal Northern Border Crossings Climbing
• Police: Mother Stabs 11-Year-Old Daughter To Death, Thought She Was Having Sex With Men
• Police: School Bus Aide Yanked MAGA Hat Off Student's Head
• Facebook sues hackers who stole info through personality quizzes
• Man charged in killing of 9-year-old girl found in duffel bag
• Prevén temperaturas superiores a 40 grados en estos estados
• Hollywood stars among dozens charged in college bribery scheme
• Lumber Liquidators to pay $33 million for misleading investors
• PennDOT To Close Hulton Road In Penn Hills For Work On Future Slide Remediation Project
• In Wake Of Recent Bathtub Drownings Parents Urged To 'Lifeguard Your Child'
• NTSB: Co-Pilot In Deadly Teterboro Crash Shouldn't Have Been Flying
• IHOP Giving Away Free Pancakes All Day
• From UT Coach To Actresses, College Admissions Bribery Charges Far Reaching
• Couple Married 56 Years Dies Hours Apart While Holding Hands
• Michigan Couple Married 56 Years Dies Hours Apart While Holding Hands
• Living At Hudson Yards: Amenities, Luxuries Galore At The Largest Private Development In U.S. History
• Oregon Senator Tours Florida Teen Detention Camp He Wants Shut Down
• Report: Most Of The Twenty Happiest Cities In America Are In California Or Texas
• Report: Most Of The 20 Happiest Cities In America Are In California Or Texas, Pittsburgh Ranks In At No. 87
• Cameras allowed in courtroom for "Empire" actor's next hearing
• Report: Most Of The 20 Happiest Cities In America Are In California Or Texas
• Boeing's Stock Continues Steep Slide As More Nations Ban 737 MAX 8 Planes
• Feds launch multistate search for stolen firearms
• Top 4 Breakfast & Brunch Spots In Minneapolis
• Boeing's value has sunk $28 billion since Ethiopian Airlines crash
• Jail Time For Man Who Attacked A McDonald's Worker Over A Straw
• Officer accused of falsely arresting women, forcing sex
• House Panel Gives Go-Ahead To NRA-Backed Gun Bills
• 3 Can't-Miss Theatrical Events This Week
• Denver Solid Waste Employee Struck By Trash Truck
• Nationwide College Admissions Scandal Linked To College Tennis Coach Gordie Ernst, Georgetown University
• University Of Chicago's Booth School Of Business Loses Top Spot As Best MBA School In Nation
• Funeral Set For Philanthropist, Grocer Andrew Klein Killed In Bel Air Crash
• Black Guerilla Family Gang Member Sentenced To 35 Years In Prison
• Man Armed With Butcher Knife Fatally Shot By My Philly Wireless Security Guard, Police Say
• Democrats Introduce Latest Version Of DREAM Act
• Broncos Will Play Falcons In 2019 Hall Of Fame Game On Aug. 1
• Stanford Sailing Coach Fired In Wake Of College Admissions Scandal
• Aurora ICE Center Included In Mumps Outbreak, Quarantine
• Seth Davis On Zion Williamson, 2019 NCAA Tournament & Players To Watch
• Felicity Huffman And Lori Loughlin Among Dozens Indicted In Alleged College Admissions Scam
• California Assemblymember Joaquin Arambula Charged With Child Cruelty
• With New York Cash, Feds Test 100K Rape Kits And Arrest 1K
• 'Bomb Cyclone' May Cause Migraines, Aches, Pains, Even Early Labor
• School Of Mines Students Create Brain-Activated Wheelchair At 'Hack-A-Thon'
• Pritzker Unveils Online Graduated Income Tax Calculator
• Strike Vote Meetings Set For King Soopers Union Workers
• NYIT Selling Most Of Its Central Islip Campus
• Pittsburgh To Philadelphia Hyperloop A Step Closer To Reality
• Bills Reportedly Signing Cole Beasley, John Brown -- Any Wide Receivers Left For Patriots?
• 240 immigrants have been sent to Tijuana to await immigration court dates
• NBA star threatens to beat up fan after "racial" comments
• Feinstein Calls For Grounding Of Boeing 737 Max 8 Jet After Deadly Crashes
• 'It Will Be So Bad': YouTube Star Frankie MacDonald Posts Warning About Storm Approaching Denver
• Man Charged With Biting Baby Girl Because She Wouldn't Fall Asleep
• Man Shot On Highway 24 Near Caldecott Tunnel
• Conductor Muti Joins Striking Chicago Symphony Musicians
• Pitt's Peregrine Falcons Welcome First Egg Of Season
• Walz, Flanagan Propose 'Historic' Education Investments
• Cloverdale High School Teacher Arrested For Staging Student Fight Club In Classroom
• Details Finally Emerge On Trey Flowers' Monster Contract With Lions
• Hogan Fills Vacancies On Court Of Appeals, Court Of Special Appeals
• Alcohol, Drugs Not A Factor In Fatal Bel Air Crash, Police Say
• Section Of White Bear Ave. Closed Due To Gas Line Break
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warm-Up On The Way, But It Won't Last Long
• Judge Allows Cameras In Court For Jussie Smollett's Next Hearing
• Texan On State 10 Most Wanted Sex Offender List Captured In Kansas
• Mom's Boyfriend Charged With Murder In Death Of Trinity Love Jones
• Dick's Sporting Goods To Stop Selling Hunting Rifles In 125 Stores, Also Dropping Reebok
• Driver Spotted On Texas Road Hauling Horse In Pick-Up
• West Side 'Heroin Hotline' Drug Ring Uncovered; 35 Face Federal And State Charges
• Honda Recalls 1 Million Vehicles With 'Dangerous Airbags'
• NASA Head Says First Person On Mars Is 'Likely To Be A Woman'
• Man To Drink Only Beer During Lent
• Facebook Takes Down, Restores, Elizabeth Warren's Ad Calling For Facebook's Breakup
• Ravens Lose Another To Free Agency, Wide Receiver John Brown Headed To Bills
• Pigcasso The Painting Pig's Artwork Selling For Nearly $4,000
• Police Respond To Shots Fired In Downtown Kalamazoo Plasma Center
• Web Inventor Calls For 'Fight' Against Hacking And Abuse On Its 30th Birthday
• Investigation Finds A Racially Divided Detroit Police Precinct
• 'Get These Planes Out Of The Sky': Warren Calls For Grounding Of Boeing 737 Max Jets
• Jets Free Agency: Mosley Addition A Major Boon To LB Corps
• A Britney Spears Musical Stage Comedy Is Set For Chicago
• Report: Vikings Lose Sheldon Richardson To Free Agency; Anthony Barr To Stick With Vikings
• Mets Spring Training: Tim Tebow Reassigned To Minor League Camp
• Florida Bill Seeks To Define Anti-Semitism
• Felicity Huffman And Lori Loughlin Among Dozens Charged In Alleged College Cheating Scam
• Wishes Come True With New 'Aladdin' Movie Trailer
• Colorado Files Lawsuit To Keep Public Safety Grants
• Leon Ford Announces He's Dropping Out Of City Council Race
• Daylight Time Change Opportunity To Test Warning Alarms
• Conor McGregor arrested for allegedly smashing fan's phone
• Armed Paramedics? Proposal Moving Forward In Florida Legislature
• Red Sox Make First Cuts Of Spring, Send Michael Chavis To Triple-A
• Senators call for Boeing 737 Max 8 to be grounded
• Mother Found Guilty Of Manslaughter, Child Abuse Of 3-Year-Old Son
• Roseville Police Shoot Wound Man Who Pulled Gun At Store
• Amtrak Announces Interest In Minnesota-Wisconsin Rail Line
• NJ Gov. Murphy Expanding 'GUNStat' Program, Which Tracks Guns Used In Crimes
• Untouched Moon Samples From Apollo Missions To Be Studied For First Time
• Robbers Stealing Purses And Phones In Streeterville And Gold Coast
• Shooting At Detroit Motorcycle Club Leaves 3 Wounded
• 'Mockingbird' Author Compared Hometown To Elvis' Graceland
• Ohio Man To Drink Only Beer During Lent
• Pillsbury Flour Recalled For Possible Salmonella Contamination
• The Henry Ford Collection Gets Self-Driving Test Vehicle
• Wednesday's Powerball Jackpot Swells To $448 Million
• Honda Recalls 1.2M More Vehicles With Dangerous Air Bags
• Spring Training Report: Injury Update As Season Nears
• Water Main Break Floods Back Bay, Shuts Down Streets
• Massive Trees Fall Onto Pitcairn Apartment, Forces Residents To Evacuate
• Police: Burglar Strikes 2 Units In Bronx Apartment Building, 1 With Baby Inside
• Disney Releases New 'Aladdin' Trailer Ahead Of May 24 Debut In Theaters
• Christine Baranski on "The Good Fight" and her secret to career longevity
• Pa. AG Opens Probe Into Pipeline Plagued By Spills, Improper Construction
• Man cleaned ear with cotton swab, got infection in skull
• Driver Charged With DUI After Car Plows Into NE Miami-Dade Home
• Possible Salmonella Contamination Prompts Pillsbury Flour Recall
• Falling in love while caring for a spouse with Alzheimer's
• Miami Police Officer Deploys Stun Gun To Stop Fleeing Suspect
• UnitedHealthcare Broadens Direct Drug Rebate Program
• Felicity Huffman, Lori Loughlin Among Dozens Charged In Nationwide College Admissions Scheme
• NJ Marijuana Legalization: Gov. Murphy, Other Leaders Outline Details Of Plan
• New Jersey Man Among 157 People Killed In Ethiopian Airlines Crash
• Harrison Calls For 'Building Systems Of Accountability' Following Swearing In
• Lori Loughlin, Felicity Huffman Among Dozens Charged In College Bribery Scheme
• Police: Woman Pulls Gun In Domino's After Employees Forget To Include Chicken Wings With Order
• Air Travelers React To Southwest, American Airlines Not Grounding 737 MAX
• Weird Or Genius? Twitter Reacts To Mitt Romney's Unique Way Of Blowing Out Candles On Twinkie Birthday Cake
• NorCal High School Teacher Allegedly Allowed Classroom 'Fight Club'
• Veterans Blame 3M Earplugs For Hearing Loss, "Maddening" Ringing
• IHOP Celebrates National Pancake Day With Free Short Stacks
• Shanann Watts' Mom Tells Dr. Phil She Felt Daughter's 'Spirit The Moment She Died'
• Mom who beat stage 4 pancreatic cancer pens letter to Alex Trebek
• Heating Pads Sold At T.J. Maxx, Marshalls Stores Recalled
• Premature Baby Weighing Under 14 Ounces Celebrates 1st Birthday In Atlantic City
• Pittsburgh Officials Cracking Down, Announce Road Closures Ahead Of St. Patrick's Day Parade
• Woman killed boyfriend while re-enacting movie, police say
• Let's Ride In March With Bike305
• Goat Thefts Plague Central California Agricultural Region
• Young Teachers Opt For Chicago-Area, Leaving Downstate Areas With A Shortage
• CHP Officer Comes To Aid Of Stranded Newborn Piglets
• Broncos Agree To Deal With Offensive Lineman Ja'Wuan James
• Truck Driver Took Off After Fatally Hitting Pedestrian In The Bronx, Police Say
• United Kingdom, Germany, Join List Of Nations Grounding Boeing 737 Max 8 Planes After Two Deadly Crashes
• Republicans finally have a paid family leave proposal. Here's how it works.
• Pittsburgh Steelers Toll Linebacker Ryan Shazier's Contract Into 2019
• Md. Department Of Agriculture Launches 'Manure Happens' Campaign
• AMBER Alert: Girl, 2, Missing In Wis.; Police Consider Suspect Armed & Dangerous
• Disney Releases New 'Aladdin' Trailer Ahead Of May 24 Debut In Theaters
• Trump: Modern planes becoming "too complex to fly"
• "Meaningful vote" on Brexit: What it means and what's next
• Hollywood Actresses, NCAA Coaches And Others Indicted In Federal Court In Admissions Bribery Case
• Lucy Hale Is The CW's 'Katy Keene'
• More Than 1 Million Vehicles Recalled By Honda Over Dangerous Air Bags
• Marcia Cross To Co-Star In 'Jane The Novela'
• Happy National Pancake Day! Here's Where To Get Freebie Pancakes On March 12
• Recall Issued For Microwavable Chef Boyardee Chicken And Rice
• UC Irvine Student Died Of Alcohol Poisoning At Off-Campus Frat Party
• Johns Hopkins Schools Of Public Health, Nursing Ranked No. 1
• Boston's Most Buzzworthy Restaurants Include Lobster Rolls & A Tiki Bar
• Olabisi Johnson Hopes He's Convinced NFL Scouts He's A Consistent Receiver
• Verizon texting outage hits East Coast
• Rescue Teams Fear Marine Missing In Southern Sierra May Have Been Trapped In Avalanche
• More Than 12,000 Cases Of Pillsbury Flour Recalled Over Salmonella Concerns
• Texas College Student Avoids Jail For Deaths Of 3 Pedestrians
• Verizon Wireless Reports East Coast Outage, Customers Unable To Send Texts
• Taylor Swift's Alleged Stalker Due In Court After Latest Arrest
• Florida Legislature Moves To Offer Added Protection To Police Dogs, Horses
• New Dr. Seuss License Plate Celebrates Springfield Native's Legacy
• Honda Recalls 1.2M More Vehicles With Dangerous Airbags
• Federal Officials Digging Deeper Into Deadly Natural Gas Explosion In Dallas
• Martellus Bennett Unlikely To Come Out Of Retirement To Join Patriots, According To Michael Bennett
• State rep. drafting "Testicular Bill of Rights" in response to abortion ban
• IHOP Celebrates Pancake Day On Tuesday With Free Short Stacks
• Tucker Carlson questioned Obama's race, media watchdog says
• Verizon Wireless Texting Outage Resolved After Customers Unable To Send Texts
• Missy Elliot, Justin Timberlake To Receive Doctorates At Berklee Commencement
• Avalanche Get Shut Out By Carolina In Another Home Loss
• 121-115 Loss To Wizards Mean Another Hit To Sacramento Kings' Playoff Hopes
• NACA Freedom And Democracy Academy II Closing Early, Power Outage
• Clippers' Lou Williams Becomes NBA Career Bench Points Leader In Win Over Celtics
• Democrats introduce latest version of DREAM Act
• Igloo Issues Safety Recall Alert After Child Gets Trapped In Cooler
• Questlove Announces Roots Picnic Moving To Mann Music Center Grounds In Fairmount Park
• Antoine Lewis, U.S. Army Captain From Matteson, Killed In Ethiopian Airlines Crash
• Police Investigating Triple Shooting In West Baltimore
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• Michael Bennett Told Patriots He'll Stay In Locker Room During National Anthem
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• Gov. Newsom Proposes $750M Plan To Help Fight California Housing Crisis
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• CDC: At Least 228 Measles Cases Reported In The US This Year
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• Jeff Flake on 2020: Joe Biden "strikes fear in a lot of Republicans"
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• Echoes of lives lost emerge from devastation of Ethiopia crash site
• Overnight SWAT Standoff Comes To An End In South LA
• In Their Plans? Patriots Reportedly Tender Suspended Receiver Josh Gordon
• Free Pancakes At IHOP For National Pancake Day
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• Appeals court to hear Native American child welfare case
• Former Seahawk Coleman Signs Big Deal With Lions
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• Former Maine governor suggests Dems' money comes mostly from Jews
• Smoky Fire Breaks Out On North Side, Worker Hurt
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• Roofing Company Offering Free Guns With Services
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• Facebook Restores Elizabeth Warren's Ads Calling For Big Tech Breakup
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• Former Moundsville, W. Va., Mayor Going To Federal Prison On Drug Charge
• Former cop accused of using federal databases to prowl for women
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• 2 Men Stabbed Inside Bar On Manhattan's Upper West Side
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• Ravens' CJ Mosley Reportedly Headed To The Jets
• Pelosi Comes Out Against Impeaching Trump, Saying He's 'Just Not Worth It'
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