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Articles from March 28, 2019

• Congestion Pricing: Some Drivers Want To Pump The Brakes On Proposed Toll In West LA
• Neighbors Frustrated By Growing Piles Of Garbage At Run-Down House
• Transient Accused Of Causing Serious Injury To Elderly Man During Robbery Attempt
• State Lawmakers Propose Reforms Following College Admissions Scandal
• Livermore Restaurant Patrons Possibly Exposed To Measles
• First Building Permit Issued In Paradise Since Camp Fire
• Video Of Deputy Trying To Break Into Ex's Apartment Casts Shadow Over Sheriff Who Rehired Him
• Woman Looking For Owner Of Prosthetic Leg Found In Bushes
• DeBrincat's 2 Goals Lead Blackhawks Past Sharks
• Hidden Camera Found In Airbnb Rental
• Vigil Held For Sacramento County Couple Presumed Dead In The River
• Oakland Child Shooting: Suspect Arrested, 4-Year-Old Boy Has No Sign Of Brain Activity
• Oprah Winfrey To Deliver Commencement Address At Colorado College
• Kim Foxx Says She Did Not Formally Recuse Herself From Jussie Smollett Case But Separated Herself From Decision Making
• Police Still Don't Know How Officer Corona's Killer Got His Guns
• Driver Who Fatally Struck ISP Trooper Brooke Jones-Story Facing Scott's Law Charges
• D Up: Texas Tech Clamps Down In 63-44 Win Over Michigan
• Coroner Identifies Suspect Fatally Wounded In Inglewood OIS - But Search For Kin, Motive Continues
• Stolen Pam Grier Portrait Returned To VooDoo Doughnuts
• 'I Want To Make Sure They Live': 3rd Grader's Dedication To Horse Rescue Grows
• 'Out-Of-This-World' Natura Obscura Experience Extends Through Fall
• Chopping, Log Rolling, Tree Climbing All Part Of Logging Competition
• Denver Metro Area Shelters Take 100+ Rescue Pets From Closed Pueblo Shelter
• Islanders Stun Jets With 3 Late Goals, Close In On Playoff Spot
• N.Y. Lawmakers: Statewide Ban On Plastic Bags Likely
• Vandals Target Middleton Summer Camp Used By Boys & Girls Club
• S.F. Police Say Boy's Violin Taken From Muni Bus Has Been Recovered
• Woman Accused Of Embezzling More Than $10K From Middle School Boosters
• Kavanaugh joins SCOTUS majority to delay execution
• Lawmakers push to end NSA phone data collection program
• Missing Richmond Toddler and Mom Found Safe
• Two People Found Dead Inside Petaluma Home
• Elite Eight-Bound: Purdue Holds Off Tennessee 99-94 In OT
• Exclusive: Homeless Couple Draws Ire Of Some Elmhurst Residents For Living On A Couch On A Sidewalk
• Passengers Stranded In Different Parts Of The World After Bargain WOW Air Goes Out Of Business Without Warning
• Howard County Police Investigating Deadly Columbia Shooting
• NASA Needs Your Help, All They Are Asking Is For You To Lay Down
• 7 People Shot Across Baltimore In Just Over 3 Hours Thursday Afternoon, According To Police
• Pew Poll: Majority Of Americans Think Trump Hasn't Distanced Himself Enough From White Nationalists
• Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan Is Out After Less Than 3 Years Running Bank
• Manhattan-Based 'Avenues' Private School Set to Open Silicon Valley Campus
• Republicans On House Intelligence Committee Call On Adam Schiff To Resign
• Virginia Beltway Reopened Overnight After Overturned Tanker Closes Lanes
• More Than 200 Gallons Of Used Motor Oil Spill On Westmoreland Co. Road
• Keller Pitches Royals Past White Sox 5-3 In Rainy Opener
• How Many Streaming Accounts Can We Handle?
• 'Baseball, Family & Friendship': Twins Fans Celebrate Victorious Home Opener
• Mariners Rout Sale, Red Sox Open World Series Defense With 12-4 Loss
• 'Making Our Bikes Right Here In Colorado': Guerrilla Gravity Revolutionizing Mountain Biking
• Raptors Rest Leonard Again, Rout Knicks Again
• Mayor Catherine Pugh Out Of The Hospital, Says $500K 'Healthy Holly' Deal Was A 'Mistake'
• Baltimore School, Others Stranded After WOW Air Ends Operations At BWI
• Driver's 'Doughnuts' Cause Severe Damage To Hastings Soccer Fields
• WCCO Viewers' Choice For Best Fish Sandwich In Minnesota
• Escaped Adams County Work Crew Inmate Recaptured In Fort Collins
• Nets No Match For Embiid As 76ers Roll
• Former Miami Beach Mayor Seymour Gelber Dies At 99 Years Old
• Weather Blog: Warm Weekend Temperatures Ahead
• Trump Reverses Proposal To Cut Federal Funding For Special Olympics
• St. Paul Police: Man Shot In Payne-Phalen Neighborhood
• Huberdeau Scores Twice, Panthers Beat Senators 5-2
• Dragic's Triple-Double Lifts Heat Past Mavs, 105-99
• Officer-Involved Shooting Shuts Down Aurora Intersection
• Another MVP-Like Performance From Embiid Snaps Sixers Two-Game Losing Streak
• Caught On Camera: Firefighters Rescue Deer Stuck In Fence
• 'The Big Bang Theory' Breaks Major TV Milestone
• Report: Celtics Fan Banned From TD Garden For 2 Years For Directing Racial Slur At DeMarcus Cousins
• Columbine Survivors Help Support School Shooting Survivors
• Marin County Couple Describes Rescue From Viking Sky Cruise Ship Off Norway's Coast
• 'Thank You For Saving The Chickies': Young Students Thank Firefighters For Saving Baby Chicks
• UNTUCKit Transitions From Online To Brick And Mortar
• Lock Your Doors: Multiple Car Break-Ins Reported In Crafton
• Bristol Township Police Investigate Shooting Near Local Basketball Court
• Arrest Made After Two Found Dead In SW Dade Gas Station Shooting
• Arlington's Road Rage Hotline Leads To Arrest Of Teen Driver
• Police Investigating After 70-Year-Old Shoots Man In Apparent Road Rage Incident
• Car Overturns, Hits Utility Pole In Leechburg
• US Supreme Court Delays Patrick Murphy Execution Due To Religious Discrimination Claim
• Tug Boat To Assist In Search For Couple Believed To Have Crashed Into Sacramento River
• Texas AG launches probe into barring Chick-fil-A from airport
• Police Seek Public's Help With Identifying 'Jane Doe' Who Was Struck By A Vehicle In 2018
• Police Release New Images Of Man Who Raped, Beat Woman At East Hollywood Metro Station
• Baez Hits 2 HRs As Cubs Open Season With 12-4 Win At Rangers
• 'These People Are Murderers': Mother Speaks Out At Sentencing Of 'Nurse' In Daughter's Buttocks Injection Death
• Crews Battle House Fire In Clairton
• Former Patriots WR Malcolm Mitchell Inspires Kids To Read
• Medical Marijuana Dispensary Drive-Thru Opens In South Florida Neighborhood
• Violent Head-On Crash Involving RT Vehicle Sends 2 To Hospital
• Chris Sale Hit Hard By Mariners, Lasts Just 3 Innings On Red Sox Opening Day
• California Lawmakers Push For Reforms To Prevent College Admissions Abuse
• Parts of Yosemite to Remain Open for Skiing Through Mid-April
• Davis Hits Second Home Run Of Season, A's Beat Angels 4-0
• Ignited Gas Pours Into Sewer After Maple Grove Truck Rollover
• Girl Scouts Deliver 12,000 Boxes Of Cookies To VA Medical Center
• Meet Your 2019 Sacramento River Cats!
• A's Throw 3-Hit Shutout At Angels In 4-0 Opener Loss
• Video Released Of Deputies Attacking Inmate At Auburn Jail
• Member Of 'Texas 7' Prison-Break Gang Set For Execution
• Naked Homeless Man Hit, Killed By Box Truck On I-280 In San Jose
• Colorado Senate OK's $30.5 Billion Budget Proposal
• Eagles Acquire RB Jordan Howard In Trade With Bears
• March Madness: West Regional Games Hit Honda Center
• Federal Judge Reverses Dismissal Of Charges Against City Hall Workers
• Police Officer's Post On Social Media Turns Into Generous Donation For Community Kids
• 6 People Charged In Overdose Deaths Of 4 Pennsylvania Residents
• DA's Office: No Charges For Sheriff's Deputy Suspected Of Domestic Violence
• Rangers Blown Out By Cubs, Fans Frustrated With Long Lines To Get Into Final Opening Day At Globe Life Park
• Disney Bans Smoking At United States Theme Parks
• Bells Will Be Ringing: Phillies Fan Proposal Kicks Off Season
• North Sacramento Indecent Exposure Suspect Arrested
• Will Bill Belichick Be The Patriots' Next Defensive Coordinator?
• President Trump Reverses Course On Administration's Plan To Cut Special Olympics Funding
• One Man Dead Following Afternoon Shooting In West Baltimore
• Astros Prevail As Justin Verlander Outduels Cy Young Award Winner Blake Snell
• Missing 10-Year-Old Boy Found Safe
• Are You The Match? Woodland Baby In Search Of Blood Stem Cell Donor
• Freeland Goes 7 Innings As Rockies Beat Marlins 6-3
• Marlins Hit 3 Solo Homers In Opening Day Loss To Colorado
• Yankees Show Their Trusted Formula In Opener, Use Long Ball And Solid Pitching To Down Orioles
• New-Look Reds Rally For 5-3 Win Over Pirates
• Prosecutors Say 5,700 Cases Dropped Similarly To Jussie Smollett's; But One Such Example Shocked At The Comparison
• Power Surge! Dodgers Hit 8 Homers In 12-5 Win Over Arizona
• Jussie Smollett: Timeline since "Empire" actor reported Chicago attack
• BLM Sacramento Disrupts Luncheon Honoring Sacramento County District Attorney
• Md. Lawmakers Considering Bill That Would Make It Easier For Child Sex Abuse Victims To Report Abuse
• Cano Makes Big First Impression, DeGrom Masterful In Mets' Season-Opening Win Over Nationals
• McConnell sets vote to shorten debate on judicial nominations
• Arlington Teen Saved From Suicide Attempt May Have Saved Others
• America's Healthiest Communities: See Where Local Ones Ranked
• Denver Drivers: Street Sweeping Begins April 2
• SWAT Officers Start Fire During Suspect Arrest
• Police Ask For Public's Help ID'ing Suspected Bank Robber
• Gonzalez, Berrios Guide Minnesota Twins Past Cleveland Indians 2-0 In Home Opener
• Baseball charter school a home run for kids
• Robert Townsend Doc On 'The 5 Heartbeats' Earns NAACP Nod
• Sacramento Native Rhys Hoskins Hits Grand Slam On Opening Day
• Jersey Shore Businesses Fear Another Season Could Be Lost Due To Continuous Post-Sandy Beach Replenishment
• Fort Worth's Last Tuskegee Airman Robert McDaniel Laid To Rest
• Davis Hits Second Homer of Season, A's Beat Angels 4-0
• Giants Bats Go Silent In Season Opener; Padres Win 2-0
• Parents outraged after fifth grader dies after school fight
• MBTA Renames Yawkey Station Near Fenway Park
• Phillies Give Young Fan Opening Day Tickets After His Reaction To Bryce Harper Signing Goes Viral
• Hoskins, Phillies Crush Braves 10-4 On Opening Day
• Three Mile Island Disaster Helped Spawn Pittsburgh Robotics Industry
• Jussie Smollett Case: City Bills 'Empire' Actor For $130,000 In Police Costs, Mayor Rahm Emanuel Tells Trump 'Stay Out Of This'
• Glen Burnie Man Pleads Guilty In Largest Theft Of Government Secrets In History
• BBB Warns Of Online Pet Scam
• Maryland Road Signs Created At Local Shop, 12,000 Produced A Year
• Dallas ISD School Resource Officer Helps 2 HS Seniors Get Into College
• Food For Thought: Irving Middle Schoolers Won't Go Hungry
• 'We Do Have Pride,' Pride Of Baltimore Returns To Inner Harbor Following 1-Year Absence
• 'Save Our Jobs': Furriers Protest Against Proposed Ban On Fur Sales In NYC
• Group Of Young 'Superheroes' Help Give 5-Year-Old With Autism A Birthday He'll Never Forget
• New Preckwinkle Ad Attacks Lightfoot's Critical Failure At 911 Center
• 1,200 Community College Of Philadelphia Faculty Members Vote To Go On Strike
• Lyft sets IPO stock price at $72, for $24 billion valuation
• Witnesses Help Rescue Elderly Couple After Crash In Danvers
• Chicago wants Jussie Smollett to pay city $130,000
• Former intelligence officals create report for 2020 candidates
• Avs Captain Landeskog Returns To Practice Before Friday's Game
• Dallas Mavericks Video Gaming Team Set To Begin Second Season
• Pew poll finds Trump response to white nationalists not enough
• Former Broncos Linebacker Brandon Marshall Signs Deal With Oakland Raiders
• Researchers Create Patch That's Giving Oral Cancer Patients New Hope
• Jussie Smollett Nominated For NAACP Image Award: 'I Hope He Wins'
• Alaska temps expected to soar 40 degrees above normal
• New Study Says A Bottle Of Wine Carries Same Cancer Risk As Half A Pack Of Cigarettes
• Can Just The Sight Of Coffee Perk You Up? Study Says 'Yes'
• Spotlight On The Annual Cleveland International Film Festival
• Measures Taken To Keep Broward Public Defender's Office Staff Safe During Bond Court
• 40 Years Later: Three Mile Island, Nation's Worst Nuclear Power Plant Disaster In History
• FDA Wants To Require Mammogram Providers To Notify Women About Their Breast Tissue Density
• Former Texas Rangers Pitcher John Wetteland Indicted On Child Sex Abuse Charge
• 'One Illness Away From Financial Disaster': Minnesotans Look For Answers On Health Care
• Yosemite To Remain Open For Skiing 2 Weeks Longer
• Shortage Of Restaurant Inspectors Could Threaten Food Safety At Restaurants
• Sports Dietitian: Banned Substances Could Be Hiding in Workout Supplements
• Verizon urged to reinstate suspended worker who saved cat
• Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan Steps Down After Rocky Tenure
• Peloton, a fitness industry phenomenon, stumbles into legal mess
• California Board Votes To Limit Whips In Horse Racing Statewide
• Newsom Criticizes PG&E's Plan For New Board
• Don't Strike Out On Your Diet, Citizens Bank Park Offers Healthy Game Day Options
• Former Pirates Outfielders Andrew McCutchen, Austin Meadows Go Deep On Opening Day
• Teen Walks Again After Lacrosse Hit Left Him Paralyzed
• Voit Homers, Tanaka Strong, Yankees Beat Orioles 7-2 In Opener
• ISP Trooper Brooke Jones-Story Killed In Traffic Crash On U.S. Route 20 Near Rockford
• Teen dies from tapeworm infection in brain
• Trump reverses call to cut federal funding for Special Olympics
• Cowboys Acquire Dolphins DE Robert Quinn For 6th-Round Pick
• Man, 18, Arrested For Killing His Mom With AR-15 At Fontana Home
• "Sex and the City" follow-up in the works
• Final Four Guide: Top 10 Most Instagram-Worthy Spots In Downtown Minneapolis
• Polis Signs Colorado Hospital Transparency Bill Into Law
• Extreme weather hit 62 million people last year, UN report says
• American Airlines Suspends Service To Venezuela Indefinitely
• One Person Dead, Another Person Injured In Homestead Shooting
• Jacob Sullivan Gets Death For Murder Of 14-Year-Old Grace Packer
• Security In Downtown Minneapolis For Final Four To Cost $1.3 Million
• Elk Grove Porch Pirate Suspect Arrested Thanks To Retired Police Officer
• Boeing hit with lawsuit after 737 Max crash
• Michael Michele Cast As Dominique Deveraux In 'Dynasty'
• NYPD: 'Brutal And Brazen' Gang Murder Caught On Video In Brooklyn
• Chicago Weather: Temps Plunge As Cold Front Moves In
• NASA mission discovers Saturn-sized planet
• Lynnway Auto Auction, President Face 5 Counts Of Manslaughter In 2017 Crash
• 'Opposite Of Tolerance': Texas AG Investigating San Antonio's Banning Of Chick-fil-A At Airport
• 3 Dead In Manchester, New Hampshire Hotel Room After 14-Hour Standoff
• Prominent Miami Attorney Joe Klock Arrested
• Miami To Host Democratic Presidential Debate
• Lawyer For Man Who Was Stabbed In Face After Asking To Use Bathroom Says Act Was Racially Motivated
• DNR Calls All School Kids For Campout Challenge
• Ready For Opening Day? Your Miami Marlins Open Season Against Colorado Rockies
• Scientists Examining Spike In Marine Life Deaths On L.I.
• Large Tree Falls On Occupied Car In Miami
• Greg Schiano Steps Down As Patriots Defensive Coordinator Before Being Formally Introduced
• Gov. Newsom Criticizes PG&E's Plan For New Board
• The 35th Annual Chicago Latino Film Festival Opens Thursday With 'Yuli'
• New York To Sue Family Behind OxyContin Production, Marketing
• SCAM ALERT: Pa. Attorney General Warns Of 'We Buy Homes' Scam
• County's measles "ban" spurs vaccinations, protests
• DTE Energy Says It Will Accelerate Plan To Cut Coal Use
• 4 People Shot On Boston Street In Southeast Baltimore Near Playground
• Bryce Harper Rocks Phillie Phanatic-Inspired Cleats For Opening Day
• ICE Arrests Suspected Human Smuggler After More Than 50 Illegal Immigrants Found In El Paso Home
• 2 Workers Injured After Oxygen Tank Causes Explosion Inside Wilmington Garbage Truck
• School Board Term Limits Proposal On Move In Florida House
• Jussie Smollett Case: President Trump Says FBI To Investigate After Disorderly Conduct Charges Dropped
• Tim Sloan retires after less than 3 years as Wells Fargo CEO
• Final Four Guide: Navigating Downtown Minneapolis
• Denver Issues 'Cease and Desist' Letter to Former Auditor
• Twitter Considers Labeling Threatening Tweets By Public Figures
• Woman Who Killed Husband Over Beer, Burnt Food Convicted On Manslaughter Charges
• Senior U.S. official gives Huawei "failing grade" in U.K. review
• Lane Blocked On SB I-5 South Of Elk Grove After Big Rig Crash
• WOW Airlines Ceases Services, Leaves BWI Passengers Stranded
• The Foote Files: The Woolies
• Pittsburgh-Area Woman In Running To Be GE's 'Great American Grandma'
• Car Belonging To Missing Michigan Man Found Outside Church
• Two Arrested For Attempted Murder In Weekend San Francisco North Beach Shootout
• Maryland House, Senate Vote To Override Gov. Hogan's Veto Of $15 Minimum Wage
• Yankees, Mets Fans Celebrate Opening Day Of Baseball Season
• 'For The Gram': Citizens Bank Park Debuts Instagram Wall In Ashburn Alley
• Senate GOP Leaders Propose Smaller Budget Than Governor's
• California Lawmakers Take Aim At College Admissions Scandal
• NFL Owner Robert Kraft Wants Video Evidence Thrown Out In Prostitution Case
• Man Convicted Of 2017 Rape, Murder Of Virginia Muslim Teen Sentenced To Life In Prison
• Better Business Bureau Warns Potential Pet Owners Of New Scam
• Recreating the Ice Age to fight climate change
• Body Cam Footage Released In Deadly Stillwater Officer-Involved Shooting
• Blackout On I-30 Blamed On Rats Gnawing Through Wires
• 'James Corden Carpool Karaoke Primetime Special' To Feature Celine Dion
• Dallas Man Pleads Guilty After Using Grindr To Target Gay Men For Violent Crimes
• Study: Bottle Of Wine A Week 'As Bad As 5-10 Cigarettes' For Cancer Risk
• Dwelling Fire Extinguished After It Broke Out In Long Green
• Police: Man Sucker Punched Outside Bar Suffers Blindness, Permanent Memory Loss
• First Democratic Presidential Primary Debate To Be Held In Miami In June
• Police: Florida Man Sucker Punched Outside Bar Suffers Blindness, Permanent Memory Loss
• Puerto Rico gov on Trump: "If the bully gets close, I'll punch the bully in the mouth"
• Police: Drunk Man Charged After Exposing Himself, Pooping Outside Starbucks
• Freight Train Derailed In Westwood; University Ave. Closes
• For 65 Years, Friends From Edison High Class Of 1954 Have Met Annually To Reminisce
• WOW Air: What To Do If The Airline You're Traveling On Goes Bust
• Hey Ray! Try This Experiment -- Levitating Spring
• Twitter considers labeling threatening tweets by public figures
• United Center Certified 'Sensory Inclusive'; First Sports, Entertainment Venue In Chicago
• Man Killed After Car Crashes Into Tree
• México sí atiende tema migratorio, responde AMLO a Trump
• Sube alerta del Popocatépetl a amarillo fase 3
• Earn Rewards For Just Going To Work (Even If You Drive Solo)
• AHS: More Than 100 Cats Rescued From Hoarding Conditions
• Climate Change Could Expose 1 Billion More People To Bug-Borne Diseases, Study Says
• 2 Stabbed At Roseville Motel
• California Supreme Court Justice Blasts Death Penalty System
• Florida Men Imprisoned For Murder For 42 Years Ordered Free
• Most Popular Businesses In Boston's Chinatown
• Father Of Missing Corona Boy Noah McIntosh Charged With His Murder
• It's Very Strange That Baseball Is Beginning Without Craig Kimbrel
• UMD Student Drives Car Down Campus Stairs
• Taxpayers Are Asked To Support Falcons, Fight Pigeon Poop
• Sunoco cuts ties with Pennsylvania gas station owner over racist billboard
• Police: Man Accused Of Threatening President Trump Was Going 130MPH, Heading To White House
• Charges Upgraded Against Deep Ellum Bartender In Assault Case
• Suspected Drunk Driver Crashes Into 2 Cars, 2 Houses
• Bryce Harper Sets Internet Ablaze With Incredible Gritty, Phillie Phanatic Shirt
• $45K Raised To Fight San Francisco Embarcadero Homeless Navigation Center
• Renovation Of Air Force Academy Chapel Postponed Indefinitely
• Final Four Guide: Best Coffee In Minneapolis
• SoCal Helpful Honda: Worst Commute
• How Can New York's SOTA Program For Homeless Families Be Fixed?
• Doctor Struck By Car, Killed Hours After Retiring From His Practice
• 2-Hour 'Game Of Thrones' Documentary To Air After Series Finale
• Denver Weather: Turning Cooler With Rain And Snow By Friday Night
• King Of Prussia Company Making Bats For Bryce Harper
• Man Arrested On Suspicion Of Driving While Intoxicated In Crash That Injured Gloucester Township Police Officer
• Ratings For Jussie Smollet's Show 'Empire' Hit All-Time Low
• Mass. Seatbelt Use Rate Among Lowest In US, Transportation Secretary Says
• Disney Bans Smoking At U.S. Theme Parks
• California Supreme Court Judge Blasts Death Penalty System
• Climate Change Could Expose 1B More People To Bug-Borne Disease, Study Says
• Fatburger Rebrands Itself As Skinnyburger In New Promotional Stunt
• Dozens Of Bus Stops Getting New Shelters, Lights, Security Cameras
• Miami to host first Democratic debate in June
• Soda And Juice May Start Coming With A Safety Warning In California
• Minor Opening for Rangers Against Cubs And Former Texas Aces
• Luke Combs Announces Stop In Sacramento
• TONY's Things To Do This Weekend: New Films Festival, Vintage Show, Warhol At The Whitney
• Venezuelan opposition leader barred from holding office for 15 years
• FPL Plans 'Mega' Facility To Store Solar-Generated Energy
• St. Joe's University Names Philadelphia 76ers Assistant Coach Billy Lange As Men's Basketball Head Coach
• White House Extends DED Deadline For Liberians In The U.S.
• Two Marylanders Win $1M In Powerball Jackpot, 24 Others Win $50K
• 4 Restaurants In The Loop Burglarized Within 2 Weeks
• Police Searching For Murder Suspect Who May Be Driving Blue Toyota 4Runner
• Drunk Pa. Man Charged After Exposing Himself, Pooping Outside Starbucks
• Why White Sox's Jose Abreu, Not Cubs' Kris Bryant, Is Chicago's Best Player
• Pittsburgh Weather: Rain Chances Return To The Area
• DNR: White-Nose Syndrome Is Killing A Significant Number Of Bats In Minnesota
• Search Continues For Alleged 'Licker' Sex Assault Suspect On Upper East Side
• Maryland House Approves Armed Police Force For Johns Hopkins University
• Remains In Indiana Cemetery May Be Those Of Michigan Woman
• President Trump In Palm Beach Friday To Promote Lake Okeechobee Infrastructure Projects
• Woman Sues Weather Channel Over Storm Chaser Son's Death
• Luke Combs Coming To Pittsburgh
• Teen Arrested For Fatally Stabbing Brother To Death In Healdsburg
• Meijer Stores To Change Policies On Filling Prescriptions
• Deputy Involved In Deadly Head-On Crash In Adams County
• Gov. Hogan's Veto Of Post-Labor Day School Start Bill Overrided By Maryland Senate
• Superpower Dogs IMAX Movie Highlights Amazing Work Of Canine Heroes
• Officers Converge On Roseville Walmart Parking Lot After Suspect Tried To Pass $100 Bill
• Drug Imports Could Extend To State Employees
• Motown Museum To Display Clothing Worn By Singer Marvin Gaye
• Phillies Opening Day Photos!
• I-35W Faces New Closures As Construction Begins On Express Lanes
• Sunoco Cutting Ties With Armstrong Co. Gas Station Owner Over Slurs Of Billboard
• VW Recalls Cars, SUVs Because Rear Springs Could Break
• Winning $768 Million Powerball Ticket Sold In Wisconsin — The Third-Largest Jackpot In U.S. Lottery History
• Robert Kraft Attorneys Seek To Suppress Spa Video, Calling It 'Indiscriminate Spying'
• LAX Opens New Parking Lot In Preparation For People Mover Project
• Indiana Shelves Bill On Requirements For ID Gender Change
• Eastern Shore City To Pay $650K To Resolve Officers' Racial Bias Claims
• Police: Woman Found In Lincoln Park Lake Victim Of Homicide
• Curry, Durant Lead Warriors Over Grizzlies
• Disneyland Eliminating Smoking Areas, Banning Oversized Strollers
• Man with autism outgrows swing set, gifted new one
• Supreme Court isn't stopping Trump's bump stock ban
• Dick Durbin tells Betsy DeVos cuts to Special Olympics get "gold medal for insensitivity"
• Charged With Holding 33 Immigrants In Forced Labor Scheme, Cicero Woman To Be Held Until Trial
• Disney Bans Smoking, Large Strollers From US Parks
• The Biggest Hurdle For The Orioles This Year? Not Having Joe Angel Calling Games
• Dunkin' Unveils New Peeps Donut, Marshmallow-Flavored Coffee
• Disney Bans Smoking In Florida, California Parks
• WOW Air: What To Do If The Airline You're Traveling On Goes Bust
• Twitter May Label Trump Tweets That Violate Its Rules
• Authorities Investigate Death In Apparent Arson
• Disney bans smoking at U.S. theme parks
• 3-Acre Thermal Fire Destroys 5 Homes, Boat, Car
• Lodi Firefighters Use Jaws Of Life To Free Deer Stuck In Fence
• Opening Day: Rockies Kick Off Baseball Season In Miami
• Car Burglary Suspects Arrested After Chase Across San Mateo Bridge
• Fenway Area Brush Fire Sends One Person To Hospital On Advanced Life Support
• Zags, FSU, Michigan back in SoCal
• Colorado Weather: Rare Killer Tornado Hit Holly 12 Years Ago Today
• CBSLA The Rundown: 3/28 8am
• Judge Schedules Hearing In Capital Gazette Shooting Case
• Illinois Offers $700,000 In Grants To Specialty-Crop Growers
• Cubs, Sox Kick Off Opening Day This Afternoon At Away Games
• Facebook Charged With Housing Discrimination By HUD
• How business owners can solve cash flow problems
• Police: Man Spied On Family For A Year With Hidden Camera
• 18-Year-Old Man Dies In Fatal I-95 Pedestrian Crash In Perry Hall
• Woman Killed In Springhill Twp. Fire
• Illinois Issuing Driver's Licenses Complying With U.S. Law
• With Brad Marchand On Verge Of 100 Points, Career-Best Seasons Easy To Find On Bruins Roster
• Attorneys group on Smollett case: "The rich are treated differently"
• 1 Amtrak Worker Dead, Another Wounded After Shooting In Queens
• Yale Ex-Coach Pleads Guilty In College Admissions Scandal
• Police Seize 20 Packages Of Marijuana Gummies, Loaded Handgun At Severn Traffic Stop
• Pittsburgh Penguins Center Matt Cullen Selected As Masterton Trophy Nominee
• Miramar Mayor Announces Democratic Presidential Bid
• Disneyland Bans Smoking, Stroller Wagons Ahead Of Star Wars Land's Opening
• 3 Arrested, Including Biological Father, After Missing New Jersey Teen Found Safe
• Fraternity Liable For Baruch College Student's Hazing Death, Judge Rules
• New Count Shows Homelessness Holding Steady In Fort Worth
• First ever organ transplant from HIV-positive donor
• Mueller report is over 300 pages long
• Father Of Suspect In New Kensington Officer's Shooting Arrested On Witness Intimidation Charges
• New Haven's Romeo Weems AP Division 2 boys Player of Year
• "Doing 90+mph": Alarming text sent before deadly storm chaser crash
• Dunkin' Unveils New Peeps Donut, Marshmallow-Flavored Coffee
• Disney Banning Smoking Areas, Oversized Strollers In Parks
• WOW Air Goes Bust, Stranding Passengers In U.S. And Europe
• Refinery Woes Send Gas Prices Soaring At The Pump
• Psychosis In Teens May Be Linked To Air Pollution
• VIDEO: LA County Deputy Allegedly Attempts To Break Into Ex-Girlfriend's Home
• Man Steals Tanker Truck, Leads Police On Pursuit Through Beverly Hills
• Jussie Smollett Case: President Trump Says FBI To Investigate After Disorderly Conduct Charges Dropped; 'It Is An Embarrassment To Our Nation!"
• Elizabeth Smart 'Grateful' Jayme Closs Won't Have To Deal With A Trial
• KDKA-TV Sports Makes Predictions On The 2019 Pittsburgh Pirates Season
• Lawmakers introduce bill for Puerto Rico statehood
• Several Saudi female activists reportedly released from prison
• Sonora, Tuolumne County Experiencing Cell And Landline Outages
• Teen Hospitalized After Crashing Into Franklin Park House
• Report: Patriots' Patrick Chung Being Sued Over Super Bowl Social Media Post
• Howard County Listed Among Nation's Healthiest Communities
• House Intelligence hearing heated as Republicans call on Schiff to resign
• Wow Air Ceases Operations In Detroit And Around The Country
• Sleep Deprivation Of Alameda Co. Jail Inmates To Prompt Action By Judge
• Police Searching For Thief Caught On Camera Stealing Wallet In Dundalk Quick Mart
• Disneyland Eliminating Smoking Areas, Banning Oversized Strollers
• BOLO ALERT: Police Search For Suspect In Route 28 Road Rage Shooting
• Pelosi calls GOP "scaredy cats" after push for Schiff resignation
• Pittsburgh Pirates Place Outfielder Lonnie Chisenhall And Pitcher Jordan Lyles On Injured List
• Placer Co. Deputy Rescues Dog Nearly Hit By Several Cars, School Bus
• Walker Appointee Attempts To Return To Work After Court Stay
• Kershaw Out, But Hopes High On Opening Day At Dodger Stadium
• Police Search For Two Suspects Who Tried To Use Counterfeit $100 Bills At Glen Burnie Royal Farms
• 2 Powerball Tickets Worth $3M Sold In Bay Area; $768M Winner In Wisconsin
• 'The 100' Season 6 Poster Released
• New York files fraud charges against Purdue Pharma, Sackler family
• Facebook Extends Ban On Hate Speech, Now Includes 'White Nationalists'
• VW Recalls Cars, SUV, Because Rear Springs Could Break
• Grubauer Helps Avs Hold On For 4-3 Win Over Golden Knights
• Amazon Adding 800 High-Tech Jobs In Austin
• June 28 Named 'Freedom Of The Press Day' In Maryland In Honor Of Capital Gazette Shooting Victims
• Accused foreign agent Maria Butina to be sentenced in April
• Charges Could Soon Come Down On Men Who Spun Donuts On Hastings Soccer Fields
• Heiress collapses in court over questions about Avenatti in sex-slave case
• Facebook Facing Housing Discrimination Charges From HUD
• Involved Deputy's Name In Thurmont Police-Involved Shooting Identified
• Woman With Two Wombs Gives Birth Twice, Nearly A Month Apart
• 'It Is An Embarrassment To Our Nation!': Trump Calls For FBI To Investigate Jussie Smollett Case
• Puerto Rico A State? Lawmakers To Introduce Bill Granting Puerto Rico Statehood
• New York Weather: 3/28 CBS2 Thursday Afternoon Headlines
• Grand Rapids Prepares For Trump Rally
• Fatal Plane Crashes Prompt Chicago-Based Boeing To Make Safety Changes
• Chicago Police Officer John Rivera's Wake To Be Held Today
• Lansing Mom Whose Baby Was Found Dead Has Been Arrested
• Man Dies After Struggle With Officers In Rochester
• Connecticut prison tries German-style rehab
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