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• Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Calls For Outside Regulation
• Pageant Contestant Overcomes The Odds To Compete In Mrs. Colorado While Inspiring Others
• DU Hockey, David Carle Headed To Frozen Four
• Car Crashes Into Carmichael Cafe
• More Cases Of Colon Cancer In Young Adults Being Missed
• Homicide Detectives Searching For Clues In Foothill Farms Double Homicide
• Daly City Man Arrested For Indecently Exposing Self To Teen In Gym Locker Room
• Daffodil Hill Closed Due To Rain
• Celebrities React After Rapper Nipsey Hussle Was Fatally Shot In LA
• 1 Dead After Vehicle Strikes Building, Catches Fire In Plymouth
• Marin County Man Jailed in Colombia for Seeking Sex With Young Girls
• Cal, Lawrence Livermore Scientists Create 3D Printer With Potential To Print Living Organs
• Warriors Blow Out Hornets By 47 Points, Clinch Pacific Title
• Man Hit, Killed On Interstate 93 In Braintree
• After Rafael Reyna Viciously Attacked In Dodger Stadium Parking Lot, Fans Call For Better Security
• New York State Budget: Congestion Pricing Coming To Manhattan
• 2 Pilots Killed In Marine Helicopter Crash
• 'I Can't Tell You How Painful This Is': Family, Friends Remember Samantha Josephson
• Funeral Set For ISP Trooper Brooke Jones-Story, Hit By Truck, Killed In Freeport
• Good Samaritan Explains Why He Took On An Entire Armed Gang To Protect Brooklyn Teenager
• Resource Fair Helps Parents Of Children With Special Needs
• Gov. Cuomo Proud Of State Budget, Calling It 'Probably The Strongest Progressive Statement That We've Made'
• Exclusive: Port Authority Staged Realistic-Looking Emergency Response Exercise At Holland Tunnel On Sunday
• Nonprofit Expands As Veteran's Needs Grow Across Colorado
• Wawa Places Winning Bids For Liquor Licenses In Philadelphia, Delaware County
• Rev. Jesse Jackson Plans Event To Show Support For Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx
• Video Captures Car Up In Flames That Critically Injured 3 Children In Garland
• Motorcyclist Dies After Wrong-Way Crash On I-94 In Minneapolis
• Two People Missing From DuPage River In Shorewood
• Human Remains Found In Old Plane Wreckage Discovered Near Calabasas
• Rapper Nipsey Hussle fatally shot in Los Angeles
• 'He's A Humble Person': Hundreds Raise Money For Philadelphia Highway Patrol Officer Andy Chan
• Lowell Police Search For Gunman After Woman Is Shot In The Back
• Women's Water Polo Team Puts Macalester On The Map
• Rivers Continue Rising Across Minnesota
• Talking Points: Legislature Works Across Aisle On Opioid Legislation
• 'Both Sides Have Problems': Attorney Says Mohamed Noor, Justine Ruszczyk Damond Case Could Go Either Way
• 'Art Should Be Everywhere': 'Cork Car Lady' Makes Art Part Of Her Community
• Red Sox, Xander Bogaerts Reportedly Agree At $132M Through 2025
• Two Chicago Firefighters Injured In East Garfield Park Fire
• MPD: 1 Dead, 1 Injured In Minneapolis Shooting
• Mantha's 1st NHL Hat Trick Helps Red Wings Beat Bruins 6-3
• Owner Of Sam's Auto Repair Plans To Rebuild After Fire
• Crews Work To Patch Up Potholes On Baltimore-Washington Parkway Amid State Lawmaker Pressure
• Special Olympics Teams Up With New England Revolution For Unified Team
• Priceless Dress Project Help Make Young Baltimore Women's Prom Dreams Come True
• Loss To Spartans Crushes Dream Season For Zion, Duke
• MTA Toll Hike Takes Effect At Bridges And Tunnels
• Players Association 'Stands With' Kristaps Porzingis Amid Rape Allegation
• Hield Scores 26, Helps Kings End 11-Game Skid In San Antonio
• 23rd Horse Euthanized At Santa Anita Park After Being Injured
• Bay Area Democrats' Approach To Mueller Report Vs. Starr Report Of '98
• Jersey City Man Charged With Murder After Woman's Body Found In Lincoln Park Lake
• CHP Seeks Suspect Vehicle In Another East Bay Freeway Shooting
• Ugly Start For Yankees As They Drop 2 Of 3 To Lowly O's
• Rapper Nipsey Hussle Shot
• Kuemper Helps Coyotes Top Wild 4-0 To Continue Playoff Push
• NYPD Makes Arrest In Brooklyn R Train Platform Assault
• Police: Man, 67, Punched In Face, Pushed Down Stairs At Bronx Subway Station
• Michigan State Stuns Duke To Advance To Final Four
• Cook County Sheriff's Deputy James Koch Identified As Fatal Crash Victim In Chicago Ridge, Juvenile In Custody
• 16-Year-Old Charged After Cook County Sheriff's Deputy James Koch Killed In Crash
• Gary Police Announce Zero Tolerance Cell Phone Enforcement Starting April 1
• Rapper Nipsey Hussle Dead After Being Shot Outside Of His LA Clothing Store
• Plugged In To DFW: Medical Marijuana
• Folsom Firefighters: Don't Park Along Red Curbs!
• Man Shot In The Hand In Northwest Baltimore
• Rangers Top Cubs 11-10 To Take First Series Win Of The Season
• Rapper Nipsey Hussle Dead After Being Shot Outside Of His Los Angeles Clothing Store
• BART Train Strikes Person At 19th St. Station
• Rapper Nipsey Hussle Fatally Shot Outside Of His LA Clothing Store
• N.J. Forest Fire 75 Percent Contained After Burning Through 10,000 Acres Of Pinelands
• Catalytic Converter Thieves Strike 10 Times Overnight In Jefferson Park, Forest Glen
• NCAA Tournament: Winston Powers Michigan State Over Duke And Into Final Four For 8th Time Under Izzo
• Former Arizona Rep. David Stringer Denies He Paid 2 Teens For Sex In Baltimore In The 1980s
• Narvaez, Bruce Homer As Mariners Beat Red Sox 10-8
• Car Plows Over Gas Pump Following Crash In Methuen
• More Americans Think E-Cigarettes Are Harmful, Study Says
• Rangers Top Cubs 11-10 After Falling Behind Former Ace Again
• Murray Makes 37 Saves, Pens Beat Hurricanes 3-1
• Toni Preckwinkle, Lori Lightfoot Aim To Rally Undecided Voters Before Tuesday's Election
• Orioles Top Yankees 7-5 To Take Season-Opening Series
• Car Slams Into Downtown Sacramento Restaurant
• ICE Places Detainer On Uber Driver Charged In Esplanade Rape
• Volunteers Still Hopeful For Hope Village's Future As Lease Expires
• Accuser Still Wants Virginia Lt. Governor To Resign
• 4 Injured During Stabbing Outside Bar In Boston's Financial District
• Man Arrested For Impersonating Cop, Robbing Three People Of Marijuana In Abington Township, Police Say
• Biden Responds To Lucy Flores' Allegation, Says 'Not Once' Does He Believe He Acted Inappropriately
• Without Doncic, Mavericks Stun Thunder 106-103
• Michigan State Knocks Off Duke 68-67 Headed To The Final Four
• Michigan State Knocks Off Duke 68-67 To Make Final Four
• Aberdeen Teen Last Seen Saturday Found
• Madness Continues: Texas Tech To Face Michigan State In Final Four
• Rumors Fly Of Granby Ranch's Future On Last Day Of The Season
• A's Beat Angels 2-1 As Davis's Home Run Streak Continues
• Rapper Nipsey Hussle Killed In Shooting Outside Of His LA Clothing Store
• 23-Year-Old Woman Shot In The Foot In South Baltimore
• DFW Airport Welcomes Air France, Begins New Nonstop Flights To Paris
• Colorado Group Sets Up Drive To Help Nebraskans During Flooding
• Recreating the Ice Age to fight climate change
• Navigating the aftermath of a mass shooting
• Connecticut prison tries German-style corrections
• Repaired Oroville Dam Spillway To Be Deployed For First Time Tuesday
• Giants Lose To Padres 3-1 As Offense Continues To Struggle
• Elk Grove Teacher Elected President Of California Teachers Association
• Michigan State stuns Duke to advance to Final Four
• Will The Weather Help The Pittsburgh Pirates Win It's Home Opener?
• Man Submits 26-Page Paper On Plutonium Contamination Near Proposed Jefferson Parkway
• The German prison program that inspired Connecticut
• Anderson Cooper on speaking the "language of loss"
• Nationals' Turner Belts Walk-Off Homer, Ruins Mets' Spirited Comeback And Sweep Dreams
• Lifers prep young prisoners for life outside
• The Ultimate 2019 PNC Park Home Opener Guide
• Police: Crews Battle House Fire In Edina
• Police Identify Man Found Bleeding At Towson Apartment Complex
• Police: Man Accused Of Killing College Student Who Got Into His Car Thinking It Was Her Uber Ride
• 22 Patients Evacuated From Stoughton Hospital After Pipe Burst
• Oroville Main Spillway Back In Operation This Week
• Mother Waits To Hear Judge's Decision If She Can Leave Asylum
• Pain At The Pump: Gas Prices In LA County At Highest Amount Since November
• Deaths Of Woman, Man In Hollis, NH Ruled Homicide, Suicide
• 2 Men Rescued Off Of Buoy In Dorchester Bay After Kayak Capsizes
• Cruz Hits First Homer, Pineda Strong As Twins Beat Indians
• Giolito No-Hit Bid Ends In 7th, White Sox Beat Royals 6-3
• Stockton Police Take Three Guns Off The Street
• Firefighter Falls Through Roof Of Apartment On Fire
• Disney's Live-Action 'Dumbo' Remake Underwhelms At Box Office
• Georgiev And Strome Shine, Rangers Blank Flyers
• Stabbing leaves 2 wounded on college campus
• Police Investigate Slaying Of Transgender Woman In Maryland
• Man Suspected Of Shooting Trooper In Jail For Aggravated Assault After 15-Hour Standoff In Frisco
• New York-Bound Flight Returns To Boston After Bird Strike
• Pirates Shutout Reds 5-0
• Pat Harvey Goes One-On-One With Rapper Nipsey Hussle
• Vehicle Reported Overturned Into A Creek On Route 66 At Greensburg Road
• Pet Owners Check Out Expo In The Hopes Of Finding Answers To Pet Anxiety, Pain
• Alcantara's Strong Start Lifts Marlins To Opening Weekend Split With Rockies
• 3 Sisters, 1 Friend Killed In Central Texas Crash On Way To Drill Team Competition
• Flyers Show Little Fight, Shut Out By Alexandar Georgiev, Rangers
• Marlins Shut Out Rockies; Gray Leaves Mound With Possible Injury
• Catholic Priest in East Bay Arrested for Alleged Child Sexual Abuse
• Body Found In Cloquet ID'd As Missing 21-Year-Old
• Man on life support after fight at Dodger Stadium
• Naval Academy Police Chief Facing Sexual Harassment Probe
• Second Fire Engine Struck On I-57 In 2 Weeks
• Report: NYPD Investigating Rape Claim Against Mavs' Kristaps Porzingis
• Make Sure You're Aware Of These Safety Tips When Using Uber And Lyft
• Florida Labor Bill Could Aid Victims Of Domestic Violence
• 42-Year-Old Man Shot, Killed Inside Vehicle In Pottstown, Police Say
• 'NO CANCER!': Cowboys Legend Michael Irvin Gets Good News Following Health Scare
• School District Keeps Elementary School Closed For Mercury Testing
• Keller @ Large: Speaker DeLeo On Harassment Investigation That Cleared Rep. McMurtry
• One Person Taken To Hospital Following House Fire
• Comic who plays president on TV takes big lead in Ukraine election
• Fight at Dodger Stadium Parking Lot Leaves Man on Life Support
• Parker The Snow Dog & Friends Help Clean Up I-70
• 'The Baby Was Screaming': Family's Rottweiler Bites Toddler In The Face In Norwalk
• "Race-biased dragnet": Defense claims new twist in case of slain jogger
• Two of Three Kentucky Missing Children Found Safe
• 'Father Jay,' Rector of Oakland's Cathedral of Christ the Light, Dies at Age 70
• New York-Bound Flight Returns To Boston Following Bird Strike
• Aurora Police: Missing Boy Returned Home
• Patients At Denver Health Take In Special Concert By Denver-Grown Band
• Study: Protecting Mississippi River Headwaters Pays Off
• Chris Rock Rips Absent Jussie Smollett At The NAACP Image Awards
• Forklift Operator In His 60s Killed In Crash While Transporting Live Chickens
• One Injured Sunday Morning in Santa Rosa House Fire
• Heat Take Down Knicks In Dwyane Wade's Final Game At Madison Square Garden
• Khalid Coming To Xcel In July
• Several PennDOT Projects, Traffic Could Make Getting To Opening Day Difficult
• Woman Found Dead on Bay Point Sidewalk Investigated as Homicide
• State Police Helicopter Rescues Three Boaters In Anne Arundel County
• Scott says Medicare for all will "ruin health care system"
• At Capitol, Divided Government Means Plenty Of Stalled Bills
• Full transcript: March 31, 2019
• Father Wanted After Miami Gardens Police Find His Wife, Daughter Dead In Apparent Domestic Situation
• Stadium Developers To Replace Turf At CSU's Canvas Stadium
• 'We Need To Do Something," Expert On Survivor's Guilt, Coping With Tragedy
• Loveland Artist Plans To Feature Sculpture At Nation's Capitol
• Facing South Florida: Miramar Mayor & Presidential Candidate Wayne Messam
• Colorado's GOP Elects New Leader
• Ballpark Favorites You Can Have At Home
• Fire Crews Battling Garage Fire In Plum Borough
• Facing South Florida: Puerto Rico Governor Ricardo Rosello
• Sanders vows to cut prescription drug prices by half
• Transcript: Sen. Rick Scott on "Face the Nation"
• Warmer Temps And Mtn Snow Finish The Month
• Autism Awareness Day Aimed At Lowering Age Of Diagnosis
• Focus On South Florida: Miami International Film Festival
• Monroe County Woman Convicted Of Killing Boyfriend, Says He Asked Her To Because Of Issues With Online Cult
• Massachusetts Politicians Weigh Statewide Plastic Bag Ban
• Joe Biden On Interaction With Lucy Flores: Never Did I Believe I Acted Inappropriately
• Focus On South Florida: The Hope Foundation
• Transcript: Sen. Bernie Sanders on "Face the Nation"
• CHP Motor Officer Airlifted To Hospital After Crash On 101 In Agoura Hills
• Justin Fairfax accuser Vanessa Tyson speaks out
• 1 Killed, Another Injured in Early-Morning San Francisco Crash
• Woman Injured In N. Minnesota ATV Crash
• Focus On South Florida: Sex Trafficking
• Joe Biden 'Needs To Answer' Nevada Politician's Allegations, Elizabeth Warren Says
• O'Rourke Kicks Off 2020 Presidential Bid In Hometown, El Paso
• Rockies Face First Loss Of Season, Fall To Marlins 7-3
• Furry Friend Finder: Mimi And Lola
• Officer Recovering After Police-Involved Shooting That Killed Armed Suspect On Miami Street
• Tips On Planning The Perfect Party This Spring
• 3.1-Magnitude Quake Rattles Northridge Area Overnight
• Pompano Beach Man Shot, Robbed After Visiting ATM
• Man Found Dead on Sidewalk in El Cerrito Saturday Night
• Police: Man Sought For Sex Abuse On Subway In Brooklyn
• Person Of Interest Being Sought By Hollywood Police In Connection To Shooting Victim
• Calendar: Week of April 1
• Can America produce a 21st century "moonshot"?
• Separate Miami Shootings Land Three Victims In Hospital
• 6-Year-Old Boy Falls Out 4th Floor Window In Jersey City
• A visit to the Metropol, star of "A Gentleman in Moscow"
• Return to "The Twilight Zone"
• Revamp Your Lifestyle, Protect The Planet With These Tips
• Biomimicry: Turning to nature for technological solutions
• Bill Hader on "Barry" and finding the humor in success
• Rock relics at New York's Metropolitan Museum
• Free Bike Helmets Offered At Carnegie Science Center
• Almanac: The U.S. Virgin Islands
• Smoother Ride For Day Two Of Ultra Music Festival On Virginia Key
• Let's redo lunch
• 1 Dead, 4 Injured After Shooting In East Garfield Park
• 2 Dead, 4 Injured After Violent Night In Philadelphia
• Pittsburgh Weather: Alaska Is Warmer Than Pittsburgh On The Last Day Of March
• Fact check: Trump twists circumstances of a migrant girl's death
• Teen mogul Marsai Martin on "Little"
• Kings Beat Blackhawks 3-2
• Rangers Beat Cubs 8-6
• Red Sox Comeback Falls Short, Mariners Hold On For 6-5 Win
• She Told Them Leggings Were Too Suggestive, So They Wore Them In Protest
• NBA star Kristaps Porzingis is accused of rape
• Slain college student apparently mistook suspect's car for Uber ride
• Pet Parade: Paw-Affection Dachshund Rescue
• Chris Rock rips Jussie Smollett: "What the hell was he thinking?"
• Why this Mexican woman's kitchen is legendary worldwide
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunny, But Chilly For Pirates Home Opener Monday
• One Person Killed In Motorcycle Accident
• New York Weather: 3/31 CBS2 Sunday Morning Headlines
• New York Weather: CBS2 3/31 Sunday Evening Headlines
• Moronta Fans 5 In 2 Innings To help Giants Beat Padres, 3-2
• Burns Scores In OT, Sharks Top Golden Knights, 4-3
• Canha Hits 2-Run HR, Anderson Sharp As A's Top Angels, 4-2
• Sunday's Show Info (3/31/19)
• NCAA Tournament: Texas Tech Stuns Gonzaga, Virginia Outlasts Purdue
• Blues Beat Devils 3-2 On Late Overtime Heartbreaker
• Anchorage reaches 50 degrees amid record warmth for Alaska
• Heat Beat Knicks In Wade's Final Madison Square Garden Game
• Firefighters Battle Three-Alarm Blaze At Lansdowne Eye Associates In Delaware County
• Russell's 20-Point 3rd Leads Nets Over Celtics 110-96
• Islanders Clinch Playoff Spot At The Coliseum With 5-1 Win Over Sabres

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