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• Smart Water Technology Used To Protect Beehives
• Striking UC Santa Cruz Grad Students Stage 'Doomsday Rally' as Midnight Deadline Looms
• Major Sponsors Pull Out of Big Cybersecurity Conference in San Francisco
• Sacramento Sheriff Loses Facebook Fight Over First Amendment
• In Wake of Kirkpatrick's Surprise Dismissal, Search for New OPD Chief Begins
• Judge Blocks Transfer Of Coronavirus Patients From Travis Air Force Base To Costa Mesa
• Police: Hemet Triple Homicide Result Of Rental Dispute Between Suspect, Victim
• Firefighters Hit Slopes In Full Gear, 50-Foot Fire Hose To Raise Money For Burn Victims
• More Than A Misunderstanding: Northglenn Beekeeper Loses More Than Half His Hives
• Air Force Veteran Severely Injured In Hit & Run
• Chef Invites Guests Into His Home For Cutting-Edge Culinary Idea
• Chinese History Museum At Bok Kai Temple Opens In Marysville
• No Tickets For Kobe Memorial? Authorities Urge Fans To Stay Away From Staples Center
• Wells Fargo To Pay $3B Settlement Over Fake Accounts Scandal
• K9 Officers Make Big Busts In El Dorado, Tuolumne Counties
• Report: FAA Previously Disciplined Kobe Bryant's Pilot Over Weather-Related Violation
• Suspected Mail Thief Arrested In San Joaquin County
• 'Nothing Could Stop It': Marvin Heemeyer's Rampage On Granby Detailed In 'TREAD' Documentary
• Meet The Denver Company Behind Rallies For Presidential Candidates
• 40 Years Later, James Clanton Pleads Guilty In Helene Pruszynski Murder
• Gannon Stauch Search: El Paso County Suspends Search For Missing 11-Year-Old
• Orange County City Sues to Block Transfer of Travis AFB Coronavirus Patients
• 'Downtown Open' Turns Civic Center Park Into Mountain Park This Weekend
• 'I Do Not Trust This Entity': Gov. Walz Blasts Northern Metals After Plant Fire
• DeBrincat Scores In 3rd And Overtime As Blackhawks Rally Past Nashville Predators
• Candlelight Vigil In Whitman Honors Smith Family After Tragic Florida Crash
• Minnesota DPS To Send Out 150,000 Refund Checks Due To Fee Error
• Harvey Weinstein Trial: Jury Indicates Possible Deadlock, No Verdict Until Monday
• Celtics Hold Off Timberwolves 127-117
• Heat To Retire Dwyane Wade's #3 This Weekend
• Coronavirus Update: Irrational Worries Have Historical Link, But Real Businesses Now Feeling The Pinch
• Oldest Complex In Allegheny County Housing Authority May Be Getting Makeover
• Three Pedestrians Hit By Speeding Car In West Loop; Driver Also Injured
• South Beach Wine & Food Festival Benefits FIU's Chaplin School of Hospitality & Tourism Management
• Woman Fell Into A Manhole, And Went On Crusade To Get The City To Fix It
• Report Of Stabbing After Basketball Game Outside Oak Lawn High School
• Search On For Lodi Bank Robbery Suspect
• Sister-In-Law Of Missing Noemi Gonzalez Says She Will 'Never Give Up' Searching For Her
• Davie Woman Busted For Illegally Practicing Medicine In Her Home
• Police Search For Hit And Run Driver Who Injured Woman, Killed Dog In Ashburnham
• Memorial Held For Rollerblader Killed In Violent Pompano Beach Crash Which Split Car In Half
• Carmen Barahona Pleads Guilty, Will Testify Against Husband, In Grisly Murder Of Adopted Daughter Nubia
• Police: Kidnapper Tried To Wipe Victim's Phone Of Intimate Photos, Videos
• Police: Pregnant Woman, Newborn Baby Killed In North Philadelphia Double Shooting
• Research Shows Ceasefire Weekends Cut Baltimore Shootings In Half, Friends Of Recent Victim Khaled Heeba Plea For Justice
• Pacers Beat Knicks 106-98 In Return From All-Star Break
• Waseca Set To Celebrate 'Officer Matson Day'
• Senators Join Call For More H2B Visas For Maryland Crab Houses
• Where's Winter? Warm Temperatures Hurting Some Businesses
• 2 More Teens Arrested In Fatal Shooting Of Bradley Brown
• Gordon Hayward, Celtics Hold Off Timberwolves 127-117
• Statewide Balloon Release Ban Passes General Assembly
• Manhattan DA Reviewing Malcolm X Murder Case
• Zibanejad Helps New York Rangers Top Carolina Hurricanes 5-2
• Lamar Jackson Game-Worn Jersey, Helmet To Be Displayed At Pro Football Hall Of Fame
• Baltimore Woman Shares Love, Passion Of Poetry At Western High School Where She Was Once A Student
• Teen, Child Killed In Icy Crash In Western Wisconsin
• Denver Public Schools Considers Alternative Calendar For Buildings Without Air Conditioning
• Funeral Arrangements Set For Midlothian City Council Member Killed In Car Crash
• 'Screamed Like My 7-Year-Old': Firefighter Hospitalized In Bee Attack Recounts Run In With Swarm
• Family Thanks Community For Support After Fire Destroys Home
• Olde Kensington Residents Find Creative Way To Get City's Attention To Fix Potholes
• Sexton Helps Cavaliers Rally For 113-108 Win Over Wizards
• Raging Fire Consumes West Chester Barn
• 71-Year-Old Man Victim Of Beating, Carjacking In Sauganash
• ATF National Response Team Activated To Join St. Cloud Press Bar Fire Probe
• Police Searching For Suspect Attempting To Steal Cars In Northampton Township
• Dan Gilbert Makes First Public Appearance After Stroke
• Michigan Woman Dies From Vaping Related Injury
• Vice President Mike Pence Sets Minnesota, Wisconsin Stops In March
• Olympic Wrestler Accuses Former U-M Doctor Of Sexual Misconduct
• Police: Gas Station Employee Shot During Attempted Robbery In Allentown
• Wolverine To Pay $113M In Polluted Drinking Water Suit Over Use Of 3M Chemicals
• Rain Expected To Blanket Southland Amid Winter Drought
• Robber Attacks 77-Year-Old In Brookyn To Steal $20, Eyeglasses And Her Bible
• Luka Leads The Way As Mavericks Beat Magic
• Contigo 2020 Recall: Kids Water Bottles Pose Potential Choking Hazard
• Eberle's Hat Trick Helps Islanders End Skid, Beat Red Wings
• Adams County Firefighters Rescue Puppy Caught In Fireplace
• Maryland Lawmakers Hear Testimony On Gov. Hogan's Proposal To Start School After Labor Day
• Oh My Goodness: N.J. Teen's Little Bow Ties Helping Dapper Pets Find Forever Homes
• 12-Year-Old Boy Left His Dog Outside Shelter To Save Dog From Wrath Of Abusive Father
• Mobile Recovery Unit Offers Hope To Addicts In Need Of Help Coming To Them
• Officials Confirm First Case Of Coronavirus In Sacramento County
• Ex-Ohio State Football Players Charged With Rape, Kidnapping
• Health Concerns Linger Following Becker Recycling Plant Fire
• Warning: Pretty Picture in Almond Orchards Could Cost a Pretty Penny
• Police On Long Island Report Spate Of Mailbox Fishing Incidents
• Police: International Burglary Ring Targeting Homes On Long Island
• Wells Fargo To Pay $3 Billion After Fake Accounts Scandal
• Wuhan Airlift Coronavirus Evacuees Quarantined At Travis Air Force Base Released
• DEA Agent Accused Of Conspiring To Launder Money For Colombian Drug Cartel
• Craving Burgers? Check Out Baltimore's Top 4 Spots
• Maryland Senate OKs Ban On Housing Income Discrimination
• Man In Critical Condition After Being Shot In Planet Fitness Parking Lot
• Interview: Texas Republican Candidate For 32nd Congressional District Jeff Tokar
• CHP Officer Injured In Suspected DUI Crash Released From Hospital
• 3-Year-Old Missing From Mission Viejo Home Found Safe
• Wolves' Karl-Anthony Towns Out For At Least Two Weeks Following Wrist Fracture
• Browning Recalls Pistol Holsters Due To Injury Hazard
• This week on "Face the Nation," February 23, 2020
• CPD To Add SWAT Officers To CTA Trains, Platforms After String Of Violent Crimes
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Nevada Caucus Eve edition
• 'Starved Rock Killer' Chester Weger's First Day Out After 60 Years Behind Bars
• Aurora Woman, Children Face Eviction After Rent Money Seemingly Vanishes
• Craft Breweries Surging In Popularity Including In Maryland, Research Finds
• 7-Acre Brush Fire Burning In Unincorporated Brentwood Contained
• 18 Sacramento County Voting Centers Open Saturday
• 2 Hurt In METRO Green Line Crash In St. Paul
• Baltimore County Police Renew Call For Information In Killing Of Artis Holt
• Family Pleads For Return Of Stolen iPad With Last Video Of Boy Who Died From Brain Cancer
• Pa. State Dog Warden Rescues Abandoned Dog He Found During A Run
• Lakers Waive Boogie Cousins; Clippers Matchup Rescheduled For April 9
• Fewer Than 10 Percent Of Pennsylvania Drivers Have Real ID
• Denver Weather: More Snow Arrives Very Soon
• Alyssa Borquez Advised Of Charges In Broomfield Walmart Shooting
• Elizabeth High School Closes After Warning From Department Of Homeland Security
• Police: Man Kills Woman At Arvada Apartment, Then Dies In Police Confrontation
• Fort Collins Police Search For Panty Thief
• 'Miracle On Ice' Chef Ray Thering Recounts Fueling Olympic Champions
• The Penthouse At 500 Walnut Hits Market At Record-Breaking $32 Million
• Visit The Denver Museum Of Nature & Science Free On Sunday
• Palm Springs Mayor Fires Back After Trump Says Windmills 'Look Like Hell' During Campaign Rally
• FDA Approves New Migraine Medicine, Offering Hope For Some Sufferers
• Howard County Police Recognize 5 African American Law Enforcement Officers In Honor Of Black History Month
• Harry and Meghan will stop using Sussex Royal this spring
• Ex-Inmate Charged With Sending Poison To California Prison
• New Details Released About Proposed Development On North Shore
• Pittsburgh Pirates To Extend Protective Netting At PNC Park
• Dallas Lawyer Gets 5 Years In Louisiana Prison For Beating Woman After Date
• Santa Monica Man Charged With Cyberattacks On Website Of Former Rep. Katie Hill's 2018 Primary Opponent
• Extraordinary Collection Of African American Fine Art On Display In Fort Lauderdale
• James Clanton Pleads Guilty To Killing Helene Pruszynski In Colorado 40 Years Ago
• Evanston Polar, Super Plunge Raising Money For Special Olympics
• Police Continue Search For Human Trafficking Suspect Who Fled After Van Nuys Pursuit
• Durango To Provide Lockers For Those Experiencing Homelessness
• Real ID Turning Into Real Nightmare For People Waiting To Get The Card
• Elephant Care At Root Of Lease Dispute Between City And Zoo
• Bucks County Community, Lawmakers Call For Shutdown Of Quarry After Naturally-Occurring Asbestos Found
• Sac City Unified Approves Motion To Lay Off More Than 50 Teachers
• 1 Arrested After Police Respond To Domestic Violence Call In Stockton
• Say Final Goodbyes: 'Leaning Tower Of Dallas' Coming Down Monday
• Chicago Police Taking Aim At Spike In Citywide Carjackings,
• Last Day On The Job For Outgoing Transit Boss Andy Byford
• Black History Month: Allegheny Co. Health Dept.'s Program Manager Working To Improve Women's Health
• Seen From Space: Black Smoke From Becker Fire Captured By Weather Satellite
• Man Hurt In Castle Rock Liquor Store Crash Dies Of Injuries
• St. Paul Public School Teachers Authorize Strike
• Amid Homeless And Mental Illness Issues, Sandra Wilson's Killing Puts Role Of Public Libraries Under Spotlight
• United Airlines Increases Checked Bags Fee By $5
• Philadelphia's James Sullivan Elementary School To Reopen Monday After Asbestos Cleanup
• Before Trump visit, Indian city gets a facelift and a wall
• Joaquin Phoenix rescued a cow and her calf from a slaughterhouse
• Self Defense Instructor Shares Tips In Wake Of 2 Women Joggers Attacked In Collin County
• Avenue Of The Roots: Well-Known Street In Philadelphia Renamed After Band
• Miami Weather: Windy & Cooler With Passing Showers
• Key Piece Of Evidence In Wilkinsburg Mass Shooting Trial Wasn't Shown To Jury
• House District In Allegheny County May Be Key For 2020 Presidential Election
• Learn How To Make Maple Syrup At Silver Lake Nature Center In Bucks County
• Costco Food Court May Be Unavailable To Non-Members Starting Next Month
• Mother helps rescue truck driver from fiery crash
• Documentary series questions who killed Malcolm X
• 1 Dead, Another In Serious Condition Following Auto-Pedestrian Crash In Fort Worth
• Man Visiting Apartment Unit In Allen Shot; 3 Suspects In Custody, 1 At Large
• Top Lawmaker Unveils Plan To Set Aside $500 Million For New Jersey Transit
• Your Point: New Yorkers Sound Off About Plastic Bag Ban
• 'First Step' CollegeInvest Program Helps New Parents Save For The Future
• Regis College Students Say Dining Hall Cockroach Infestation Has Them Skipping Meals
• Boston Got Sole Sneaker Convention Takes Over Gillette Stadium
• Superior's Husky Refinery Evacuated Following Tower Collapse Concerns
• 'I Just Hope It's Not True': North Texan With Dwarfism Reacts To Theory That 9-Year-Old Boy Faked Being Bullied
• Manchester, NH Car Crash Sends Oil Truck Into House
• Bear Captured After Roaming Monrovia For Second Day In A Row
• Modell's Sporting Goods Closing 24 Stores, Including 4 In Pennsylvania
• Brick Building Collapsing In Westmoreland County
• I Heart Dogs Rescue And Animal Haven Helps Bring To Light The Important Role Pets Play In People's Lives
• Crews Battled Flames For Hours At Industrial Area In North Minneapolis
• New Bedford Baby Raises Money For Charity With Finger Paintings
• Annual Dance Highlights Relationships Between Fathers and Daughters
• Americans turn to crowdfunding to pay medical bills
• 5 Children, 33 Adults Have Died From Flu-Related Illnesses In Maryland
• Bernie Sanders Holds Rallies In Santa Ana, Bakersfield Ahead Of March 3 Primary Election
• Phillie Phanatic Expected To Debut New Look Sunday Due To Ongoing Legal Dispute With Mascot's Creators
• "Friends" reunion special officially confirmed
• 'Can Frighten, Terrorize, Traumatize': National Education Association Calls For End To Active Shooter Drills In Schools
• Josh Reddick Says Along With Death Threats Following Sign Stealing Scandal, Someone Wished Cancer Upon His Twins
• Loop CTA Trains At Standstill Because Of Disabled Green Line Cars
• Lawmakers Grill NJ TRANSIT CEO On What's Being Done To Fix The Troubled Agency
• Attention, Drivers! Palmetto Expressway Closures & Detours Ahead
• Meeting Flyers Goalie Carter Hart Dream Come True For 12-Year-Old South Jersey Olympic Hopeful
• Book excerpt: "Washington's End," on the final years of the father of our country
• St. Thomas To Waive Standardized Test Requirements
• Greyhound, Facing Lawsuit In California, To Stop Allowing Immigration Checks On Buses
• Car Crash In Roslindale Leaves 1 In Critical Condition, 3 Injured
• American Craft Show Happening In Baltimore This Weekend
• Red Light Traffic Cameras Could Get Green Light From Massachusetts Senate
• Rockies Kyle Freeland Looking For Bounce Back Season In 2020
• Bloomberg Says His Company Will Release 3 Women From NDAs If They Ask
• Delaware County Passes $5 Vehicle Registration Fee Intended To Help Pay For Bridge, Road Improvements
• Hugh Fowler, 62, Faces Child Porn Charge For Convincing 16-Year-Old Girl To Send Him Nude Videos Of Herself
• Wells Fargo Agrees To Pay $3 Billion Settlement In Fake Accounts Scandal
• 29-Year-Old Man Accused Of Sexually Harassing 17-Year-Old Girl At Work
• Kim Godwin of CBS News honored at gala for One Hundred Black Men
• Getting Real ID Has Proven To Be Real Difficulty For Some New Jersey Residents
• Mexican immigrant is 7th person to die in ICE custody in 5 months
• Authorities: Man Who Shot, Killed FHP Trooper Joseph Bullock Turned Gun On Himself
• California Tells 7,600 People To Self-Quarantine Over Concern Of Coronavirus Spread
• Penn State Settles 'Outstanding Issues' With Family Of Late Football Coach Joe Paterno
• Arrest Made In Riviera Beach Funeral Killings
• Interactive Map Lets You Follow Your Flush To ALCOSAN Treatment Facility
• Man Charged With Murder For Allegedly Killing Lawrence DPW Worker
• Manhattan College Sex Assault, Trespassing Incidents Have Students On High Alert
• Chicago Weather: Big Warmup Just In Time For Weekend
• Penn State Resolves Outstanding Issues With Joe Paterno Family Following Jerry Sandusky Scandal
• Airplane Lands Off The Runway At Beverly Airport
• Tips From Community Help Philadelphia Police Seize $1 Million In Drugs, Weapons In 3-Day Sting In Kensington
• Dan Ryan, Kennedy Expressway Lane Closures This Weekend For Jane Byrne Interchange Work
• South Minneapolis Gang Members Sentenced For Violent Drug Trafficking
• Man Pleads Guilty To 1980 Colorado Killing Of Wheaton College Student Helene Pruszynski
• Highway 85 Overhead Traffic Signal Damaged In Crash Involving 2 Semi Trucks
• Temple Football Players Spread Love For Learning With Young Students At Camden's Promise Charter School
• 59-Year-Old Man Killed In Hit-And-Run Crash In Plano Neighborhood
• Bloomberg says his company will release 3 women from NDAs if they ask
• Alamo Man Arrested For Contra Costa County Bank Robbery Spree
• Woman Hospitalized After Car Plunges Off Cliff On State Route 9 Near Saratoga
• 'Dangerous Practice': New Report Shows Philly-Area Doctors Received $1.5 Million In Free Lunches From Pharma Companies
• War Veterans Receive New Jersey's Highest Military Honor At Moorestown Mall
• 5 Hurt In Multi-Vehicle Crash In Park Slope
• Moose Spotted Walking Down Main Street In Breckenridge
• Man's Body Found Near Back River Wastewater Treatment Plant In Baltimore County
• CenturyLink To Lay Off 150 Employees In Minnesota
• 28-Year-Old Woman Who Thought She Had Cold Nearly Died From 'Broken' Heart
• Inmate confesses to killing two molesters in prison
• 28-Year-Old Woman Who Thought She Had A Cold Nearly Died From A 'Broken' Heart
• Woman Wins $100,000 Lottery Prize After Taking Grandfather's Advice: 'Good Job, Granddad'
• Wells Fargo to pay $3 billion for phony-account scandal
• Judge Upholds $6.7 Million Ruling For 5Pointz Graffiti Artists
• Mother, Cousin Of Murdered 19-Year-Old College Student Graziella Milbain Appeal For Public's Help
• Former Inmate Charged With Sending Poison-Laced Letter To Pelican Bay Prison Warden
• Crews Work To Contain Westmoreland Co. House Fire
• Margate Boardwalk Supporters Accuse City Of Using 'Fear Tactics' By Claiming Atlantic City Crime Will Spill Over
• MSP Airport Officials Offer Spring Break Travel Tips
• Millions May Not Have New 'Real IDs' Before Deadline
• Dad Proposes To Preemie's Mother Outside Neonatal Intensive Care Unit In Dallas
• Neighbor Says Man Injured In Doylestown Standoff, Police-Involved Shooting Is Veteran Who Suffers From PTSD
• New Mom Rushes Into Fire To Help Save Truck Driver: 'God, Please Let Me Get Out Of Here'
• Baltimore Weather: Snow-Free February Could Break Record
• VIDEO: Caltrans Crews Blow Up Boulder Near South Lake Tahoe
• State Lawmaker Introduces Universal Basic Income Bill; Californians Over 18 Would Get $1K Per Month
• Deputies Seek Person Of Interest In Rancho Cordova 2019 Homicide
• City Of Carson Renames Gym After Kobe Bryant
• 9 Hurt After Fire Trucks, Pick Up Truck Collide In Manchester NH
• Employee At Event Space In Peekskill Confirmed To Have Hepatitis A
• Rehearing Sought In Major Death Penalty Case In Florida
• Extras Needed For Showtime Series Starring Jeff Daniels Filming In Pittsburgh
• Crews Fight Fire In North Minneapolis
• Gas Prices See Unseasonal Increase, AAA Mid-Atlantic Says
• 46 Malnourished Dogs Turned Over To Ohio Humane Society
• Sudden Firing Of Oakland's Police Chief Stirs Questions, Confusion
• Ben Affleck Says Patriots Likely Would Have Won Super Bowl 'If Antonio Brown Had Stuck Around'
• Florida Uber Customers Can Now Call A Live Representative When Booking A Ride
• Can unions save Joe Biden's campaign?
• Ashleigh Murray Compares Filming An Episode Of "Riverdale" To "Katy Keene"
• Black History Month: First Head Of 2 Medical Schools Calls Out Need For More African-American Doctors
• Police: 3 Dead, 1 Injured In Central Texas Stabbings
• Man Hospitalized Following Shooting In Homewood North
• Minn. Caucuses Lose Big Magnet, But Key Business Remains
• Police: Man Celebrates Sobriety By Getting Drunk, Stealing Motorcycle
• "Katy Keene" Star Ashleigh Murray Is An Advocate Of Allowing Actors In The Writers' Room
• Report: Eagles 'Looking To Move' Wide Receiver Alshon Jeffery Months After Guaranteeing 2020 Contract
• New Emergency Alert System Launched In Fort Worth
• Midshipman Found Unresponsive, Dies At The U.S. Naval Academy
• Environmentalists: Lake Erie Won't Recover From Toxic Algae Blooms Without New Rules
• Five Teens Charged With Swiping Merchandise From Mag Mile H&M, Fleeing Onto Red Line Subway Tracks
• Weinstein jury indicates possible deadlock on most serious counts
• 7 De La Salle Football Players Charged In Hazing Scandal
• New I Street Bridge Design Unveiled
• The 3 Best Spots To Score Hair Extensions In Stockton
• Arrest Made For Murder Of 22-Year-Old Woman Whose Body Was Found In Dumpster In Irving
• Inclined Sleeper Accessory Recalled Over Safety Concerns
• Hey Ray! What Is Leap Year, And Why Do We Have Them?
• 5 More Cold-Related Deaths Reported In Maryland
• City Expands Investment In 'Choose To Change' Youth Violence Prevention Program
• Harvard Students Sue University Officials Over School's Investment Ties To Prisons
• Kia Recalls SUVs, Vans Due To Electrical Problem That Can Cause Fires
• 16TH Annual Restaurant Week Celebrates Denver's Culinary Scene
• Gang Member Gets Prison 3 Years After 'Unspeakable' Killing
• Philadelphia Police Asking For Public's Help Finding Missing 12-Year-Old Indie Lamb Whitest
• New Confirmed Coronavirus Cases In Humboldt, Sacramento Counties
• Sen. Amy Klobuchar Sets North Dakota Appearance After Nevada Caucuses
• Felon Arrested For Breaking Into Desert Hot Springs Home To Make Scrambled Eggs, Eat Flan
• Trump suggests more farm bailouts as China purchases fall short
• Rene Lima-Marin Sues ICE Facility, Alleges Inadequate Medical Attention
• Concern Mounts For West Oakland Residents Following Discovery Of Chemical At McClymonds High School
• WATCH: 2 Drunk Drivers Arrested After Falling Asleep In Drive-Thru Line
• Filmmaker Interviews Tree Of Life Survivors For Antisemitism Documentary
• Google secretly monitors millions of schoolkids: lawsuit
• Philadelphia's Yards Brewing Company Among 3 Local Breweries In Running To Be Named Best Brewery Tour In US
• Pittsburgh Penguins Captain Sidney Crosby Amazed By Magician Justin Flom's Hockey Trick
• Demolition Mistake Leads To Wrong Home Being Torn Down In Historic Dallas Neighborhood
• Good Samaritan Fatally Struck On Highway 101 Assisting Accident Victim
• Intensive Therapy From Dietitians Can Help Older Adults Lose Weight, Study Finds
• Woman's Attempted Escape From Jail Caught On Video
• Temple University Reveals 3 Students Contracted Mumps During Spring Semester
• MH17 prosecutor: Russians "haven't been helpful at all"
• Police: Pickaxe-Wielding Suspect Struck Security After Robbing Jeweler In Stockton
• Jefferson Hills Police Find Missing Girl
• Keller High School Basketball Coach Randall Durant Resigns After Bullying Complaints
• Norovirus Outbreak Postpones Maryland-Navy Men's Lacrosse Game Set For Saturday
• Student Charged For Making Threats Against Maryland High School
• Comedian Brad Williams Raises Over $350K To Send Bullied Boy To Disneyland
• Florida Teacher Suspended For Washing Out Student's Mouth With Hand Sanitizer
• 3-Month Closure Of MacGregor Avenue & Highway 34 Intersection In Estes Park Starts Next Month
• Craving Seafood? Here Are Chicago's Top 4 Options
• Suspect Identified In Salisbury University Racist Graffiti Case
• The 4 Best Breakfast And Brunch Spots In Chicago
• Orange County Deputy Arrested, Charged With Assaulting Girlfriend
• Democrats Big Money Pledges Give Way To Reality Of 2020 Race
• Suspected DUI Driver In Solano County Found With Loaded Gun, Marijuana For Sale
• Boy challenges lawmakers to "spend a day in my wheels"
• Five GOP Attorneys General Seek To Block Equal Rights Amendment
• Computer Scientist Who Pioneered 'Copy' And 'Paste' Has Died
• President Donald Trump Holds First Campaign 2020 Rally In CO, Says 'We'll Win Colorado In Landslide'
• Adams County Fire Crews Navigate Safety Risk In Homeless Camps
• Roslindale RMV Closed Indefinitely Due To 'Facility Issue'
• A Record-Breaking 105 US Children Have Died From Flu So Far This Season
• Bruins Trade David Backes, First-Round Pick And Prospect For Ondrej Kase
• Miami-Dade Felon Arrested In Connection With Shooting Threat Against Fort Myers Synagogue
• Superintendent, Leaders And Students Prepare For DISD State Of The District Address
• California Sues Trump Administration Over Increased Water Diversions To Farmers
• Kia Recalls SUVs, Vans; Electrical Problem Can Cause Fires
• Kolcraft Inclined Sleeper Accessory Recalled Due To Safety Risk
• Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro Accused Of 'Force Disappearance' Of US Oilmen
• Suffolk Police Nab Suspect In Bay Shore Hit-And-Run That Left 2 Injured
• Convicted 'Starved Rock Killer' Chester Weger Released From Prison
• Chicago Police SWAT Officers To Patrol CTA Train Lines As CPD Beefs Up Public Transit Safety Plan
• One Person Shot In Calumet City Near Sibley, Clyde
• Ellison, Walz Reaffirm Mille Lacs Band's Reservation Exists, Was Never Diminished
• Luke Perry's Spirit Visited Lili Reinhart In Her Sleep
• First Responders On Scene Of Large Oil Spill In West Mifflin
• Accused Russian Spy Will Remain In Miami Federal Lockup Until His Arraignment
• Three Cars Set On Fire In Front Of Lauderhill Home
• She Was Imprisoned For Voter Fraud In Texas, Now Rosa Ortega Is On Parole And Facing Deportation
• Minnesota Weather: Get Ready For A Warm Weekend With Sunny Skies, Highs Near 40
• Fire At Harlem Apartment Building Forces Residents Into Cold Overnight
• Students Screened, Bags Checked At Penn Wood High School, Middle School Following Online Shooting Threats
• In Effort To Get Back Into NFL, Dez Bryant Works Out With Super Bowl MVP Patrick Mahomes In Fort Worth
• KDKA Fish Fry Guide 2020
• Pets2Love: Muffin
• President Trump To Name Florida Woman As His Next Homeland Security Adviser
• 'High Steaks Pursuit': Connecticut Police Chase Cows Down Road
• Police Officer's Son Bradley Brown Was Selling THC Liquid On Snapchat Before Shooting Death, Court Docs Say
• Former Nickelodeon Star Josh Peck Mesmerized By Giant Eagle Market District Store
• Police Investigate Domestic Violence Situation
• Oakland Coliseum -- Online Guide To The Home Of The Oakland A's
• Everything You Need To Know About Minnesota's Presidential Primary On March 3
• PAWS Dog Of The Week: Reba
• Delaware State University Registrar Sentenced In Bribery Scheme
• Two More Florida Panthers Struck, Killed By Vehicles
• Health care is the top concern for Nevada's Culinary Workers Union
• Michigan Lawmakers Consider Banning Cat Declawing
• Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren Lead Massachusetts Primary Poll
• Chesapeake City Bridge Reopened After Head-On Crash
• Claiming the Child Tax Credit: Tips for parents
• Teen Boy, 25-Year-Old Man Charged In North Philadelphia Quadruple Shooting That Killed 19-Year-Old Yaniyah Foster
• Celebrities, Including Comedian Brad Williams, Help Raise More Than $250,000 To Send Bullied 9-Year-Old Boy To Disneyland
• Report: Patriots Hire Joe Houston As Assistant Special Teams Coordinator
• Ilhan Omar Says Recycling Plant Should Be Held 'Criminally Liable' For Becker Fire
• Crash Involving Big Rig, 2 Cars Has Traffic Clogged In South Sacramento
• There are now more than 7,000 craft brewers in the U.S. alone
• Prosecutors: Death Penalty Sought For 2 Alleged Gang Members Accused Of Stabbing, Burning Man Alive In Bethlehem
• Police Investigating Robbery At Pasadena Shell Station
• Warren drafts document to release people from NDAs with Bloomberg
• Denver Weather: Tired Of Snow? Tired Of Cold? Friday And Saturday Are For You
• Girl Hockey Players Face Higher Risk Of Concussions, Study Finds
• 46,000-year-old bird found in Siberia
• 5.7 Million Contigo Kids Water Bottles Recalled Due To Choking Hazard
• Suspects Arrested In Brazen San Rafael Home Depot Armed Robbery
• Take Five: Arts & events around the U.S. (February 21)
• Doug Collins won't accept DNI nomination if asked by Trump
• Chemical Spill Reported At Rosedale Business, Fire Crews On Scene
• Police: 2 Suspects Wanted After Attempting To Stab Victim During Robbery In West Philadelphia
• After 12-Year-Old Son Takes Life, Mom Founds Gabriel's Light Organization To Prevent Youth Suicide
• Two Wounded In Morgan Hill Shooting; Gunman Remains At Large
• Kia Recalls Sorento SUVs, Sedona Vans For Electrical Problem That Can Cause Fire
• 3 Mass Cash Lottery Winners Are Running Out Of Time To Claim $100,000 Prizes
• Trump complains "Parasite" won best picture Oscar
• Celebrity Superfan Takeover: Kathie Lee Gifford
• Recipe: Black Jalisco Margarita
• Stockton Police Department Civilian Employee Suspected Of Driving To Work Drunk
• Police: Shoplifters Make Off With Nearly $29K In Merchandise From SoHo Clothing Store
• Woman Brandishing Knife Shot, Critically Wounded By LAPD Officers In South LA
• Car Thief Suspect Drives Himself To Jail After Victim Tracks Him Down: 'Welcome Home!'
• Police: Mays Landing Man Arrested After 2,500 Bags Of Heroin Found In Vehicle
• New York Marijuana: Gov. Cuomo Plans To Visit Other States With Legal Cannabis
• Report: Bruins Likely To Trade David Backes Before Deadline
• Kia recalls 200,000 SUVs and vans for electrical problems
• 2020 Kids Chef Event @ Radisson Blu Mall Of America
• Baltimore Police Hope Public Can Help Them ID Shooting Suspect
• Md. Lawmakers Consider Bill Making Declawing Cats Illegal
• Intel officials warned lawmakers Russia trying to interfere in 2020 election
• Buffaloes Get A Big Win, Defeat USC 70-66 In Boulder
• 'Welcome Home!': Car Thief Suspect Drives Himself To Jail After Victim Tracks Him Down
• Kemba Walker To Miss Celtics Game After Playing In All-Star Game
• Solcana Fitness' Refer-A-Friend Benefits Youth Battling Homelessness
• American Women Seek More Than $66M In Damages From U.S. Soccer
• Virginia Firm Wants To Recover The Titanic's Iconic Telegraph Machine
• Panthers Fall To Kings 5-4 During West Coast Road Trip
• Michigan School Bus Driver Accused Of Inappropriately Touching Young Student
• Marlin Pritchard, Man Charged In Shooting Death Of 3-Year-Old Girl, Headed To Trial
• What A Week: Bloomberg's Debate Disaster; Trump's Pardons; Rep. David Nangle Arrest
• Harpoon Teams Up With Mike's Pastry To Create Cannoli Stout
• Bear Spotted Roaming Southern California Neighborhood
• Izzo Gives Walk-On Hoiberg His Moment In Front Of Family
• Man wrongfully convicted of murder sues New York for $100 million
• Free Family Fit Day at the Costick Center
• Nets Star Kyrie Irving Needs Season-Ending Shoulder Surgery
• Magnitude-3.5 Earthquake Hits Castaic
• MDOT: Concrete Falls From Bridge Over U.S. 127, Injures Woman
• PTL Links: February 21, 2020
• Kia Recall: Electrical Problem Can Cause Fires In Vans, SUVs
• U.S., Taliban agree to sign historic peace accord at month's end
• Giannis And Bucks Clobber Pistons 126-106
• 'Miracle On Ice' In Lake Placid Still Inspires 40 Years Later
• Lions Reportedly Release DT Damon "Snacks" Harrison
• U.S. women's soccer players seek $66M in discrimination suit
• What Team Would Alabama's Tua Tagovailoa Like To Play For? Dallas Cowboys, Of Course
• Fatal Crash Closes Broncos Parkway Near Parker Road
• Heroes Among Us: Veteran U.S. Army Air Corps Cameraman 'Never Felt Scared' Filming WWII Battle Footage
• Spartans Win In Lincoln, Pistons Thumped By Giannis And Bucks
• New York Weather: CBS2's 2/21 Friday Forecast
• Lori Vallow, mother of missing Idaho kids, arrested in Hawaii
• Smithsonian Institution Preserving Campaign Artifacts To Remember 2020 Election
• Man Killed In Third Fatal Dorchester Shooting In Two Weeks
• Lawmaker Blasts Planned Parenthood For 'Crude' Condoms Sent In Valentine's Day Package
• Millions of Americans may not have new Real IDs before deadline
• Long Beach Officers Kill Armed Man Suspected Of Shooting 2 People
• You Paid For It: A Little Bit Of Heaven Homeless Shelter Gets $452,000 City Contract Despite Owing $21,000 In Fines For Building Code Violations
• Fatal Officer-Involved Shooting In Arvada: No Officers Injured
• Wisconsin Superintendent Charged With Sex Trafficking, Child Pornography
• Bodycam video shows shootout at Jersey City kosher grocery
• FWPD Arrest Teenager Leontye Willis For Shooting That Killed 33-Year-Old Woman
• Non-Alcoholic Cocktails Shaking Up The Bar Scene
• Little League Teams Drop Astros Name Amid MLB Sign-Stealing Scandal
• Sanders says he thinks Trump would "chew [Bloomberg] up and spit him out" in a debate
• Chicago Weather: Sunny Day, Weekend Warmup Ahead
• 'Educators Are Fed Up': St. Paul Teachers Vote To Strike
• "Here we go again," Trump says about intel on Russian meddling
• Bloomberg trolls Trump with billboards as Trump campaigns in West
• Carjacking, Attempted Carjacking Reported Overnight In River North
• Missing Greenpoint Woman's Body Recovered From Water Under Kosciuszko Bridge
• Lincoln Park Serves Up Plenty To Ponder
• Elizabeth Warren Hopes To Maintain Post-Debate Momentum
• Reinstatement For 2 Fort Worth Police Officers Fired After In-Custody Death
• 1 Man Dead, Another Injured In West Side Shooting
• Point Of View: Mayoral Candidate Loree Sutton On Homelessness, Affordable Housing And More
• Talking Points: Javier Lacayo And J.C. Polanco On De Blasio's Ability To Follow Through
• How to watch the Nevada caucuses on Saturday
• Carla Hayden discusses being first woman, African-American serving as Librarian of Congress
• Chester Native Among 2 Alcorn State Students Fatally Shot In Mississippi
• Pittsburgh Weather: Plenty Of Sunshine To Start The Weekend
• It Happens Here: A Look Inside New England Coffee In Malden
• Rep. Jake Wheatley Introduces Bill To Legalize Recreational Marijuana In Pennsylvania
• City Of Pittsburgh Holding Public Meetings Regarding Bike Lane Plans
• Body Of Missing 74-Year-Old Man Eugene Ross Found In Lawrence Co.
• Proposal Would Set 16-Year Limit On Ohio Lawmaker Terms
• Congressman Mike Doyle Calls For Allegheny County Democratic Chair To Resign
• Friday's Show Info (2/21/20)
• "Wartime" steps as inspectors in Wuhan search for all virus cases
• Sto-Rox Parents Demand Answers After Learning District Is Running Out Of Paper
• Brother's Brother Sending Supplies To China To Help Battle Coronavirus

Videos from February 21, 2020

• Buttigieg sees Democratic field as a three-person race between him, Sanders and Bloomberg
• Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden on "The Takeout" — 2/21/2020
• New book explores being gay in Trump's America
• Man sues ICE agent who shot him in the face while visiting family in Brooklyn
• 2/21/20: CBSN Evening News
• Mother helps rescue truck driver from fiery crash
• New documentary series questions who killed Malcolm X
• Trump blasts warning of Russian election interference
• Battle against coronavirus in the U.S. intensifies
• Mother of missing Idaho kids arrested in Hawaii
• Boy who was adopted determined to give a home to senior dogs
• Bloomberg says his company will release women from NDAs
• Jury may be deadlocked in Harvey Weinstein case
• 2/21: CBS Evening News
• Americans rely on crowdfunding to pay medical bills
• Why the Nevada Culinary Workers Union opposes "Medicare for All"
• From the archives: Kobe Bryant in his own words on 60 Minutes
• Democratic candidates make final push ahead of Nevada caucus
• Weinstein jury indicates possible deadlock on most serious counts
• Progressive podcaster Benjamin Dixon on why Bloomberg's "stop and frisk" apology falls short
• Coronavirus affecting economies and businesses around the world
• Trump furious over Russia intelligence briefing, sources say
• Smithsonian curators collect historic election swag
• Lawmakers use wheelchairs for a day after boy challenges them to "spend a day in my wheels"
• Germany faces succession crisis after Merkel's pick resigns
• Rodney Robinson on his trailblazer
• Russian indicted for MH17 shootdown living openly in Moscow
• U.S. and Taliban set to sign peace deal after 7-day truce in Afghanistan
• How the millennial generation will reshape American politics
• Roger Stone's lawyers request new trial
• The explosion of craft beers
• Nevada caucuses to get underway as Sanders surges in poll
• Tokyo Olympics face questions over coronavirus
• Trump complains "Parasite" won best picture Oscar
• New book promises unprecedented look inside Facebook
• Health care is top priority for influential Nevada unions going into caucus
• Death of prominent Hollywood therapist raises questions about domestic violence, stalking laws
• U.S. intelligence warns Russia is meddling in 2020 election in part to help reelect Trump
• What questions do voters have for the Democratic presidential candidates?
• Eye Opener at 8: Bernie Sanders maintains lead ahead of Nevada caucus
• Tax tips for parents or guardians of children
• Real ID deadline worries airports, lawmakers
• Man wrongfully convicted of murder sues New York
• Ukraine protesters throw rocks at bus carrying coronavirus evacuees
• Mother of children missing for months is arrested in Hawaii
• Bernie Sanders remains the frontrunner going into the Nevada caucus
• Trump furious that lawmakers were briefed on Russian election interference
• 2/21: CBSN AM
• Bernie Sanders says he thinks Trump would "chew [Bloomberg] up and spit him out" in a debate