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Articles from February 24, 2020

• Police: Attempted Homicide Suspect Barricaded In Panorama City Apartment
• Grammy-Nominated Sacramento Police Officer Helps With Recruitment In Music Video
• Midtown Mural Vandalized; Owner Trying To Find Person Responsible
• Erratic Driver Rams Into San Francisco Police Car In Twin Peaks Neighborhood
• Federal Regulators Order Draining Of Anderson Reservoir Due To Earthquake Risk
• San Francisco Police Investigate Racially-Charged Attack On Can Collector Caught On Video
• Boulder Circle K Clerk Refuses To Take Puerto Rico ID, Claims It's Not From U.S.
• Pit Bull Ban Stands: Denver City Council Can't Overturn Mayor's Veto
• Aurora Police Officer Levi Huffine Fired Over 'Severe Misconduct'
• Littleton Photo Studio Portrait Innovations Closes, Effort Underway To Get Personalized Items To Families
• Nearly $30,000 Worth Of Vintage Toys Stolen In Longmont
• Thornton Teenager Has 'New Life' After Complicated Double Organ Transplant
• Mother, Ex-Boyfriend Found Passed Out With Baby In Car Charged With Child Cruelty
• Truck Stolen With 5-Month-Old French Bulldog Inside Found By Police
• Former DHS Whistleblower Philip Haney Found Dead Of Gunshot Wound In Amador County
• Lawsuit: Man Held In Sacramento Jail For 27 Days With No Charges
• Traffic Stop Leads To Arrest Of Felon In Possession Of Firearm
• Fired Oakland Police Chief Kirkpatrick Calls For Department Of Justice Investigation
• Sabrina Ionescu Is First NCAA Player To Reach 2K Points, 1K Rebounds, 1K Assists
• Amber Alert: Mesquite Police Say 8-Month-Old Nyla Crockett, Mother Were Found Safe
• Denver Fire Chief, Eric Tade, Expected To Resign After Bawdy Firefighters Ball
• Man Sues San Francisco Over Alleged Brutal Police Beating Near Fisherman's Wharf
• Grand Central Terminal Restaurant Owner Suggests Turning Sidecar Seating Area Into Designated Space For Homeless
• Hours-Long Standoff Ends Between Waseca Police And Armed Man
• Police: 1 Killed, Another Critically Injured In West Philadelphia Double Shooting
• Blackhawks Trade Away Robin Lehner, Eric Gustafsson
• Upstate Lawmaker Omari Shakur Launches Profanity-Laced Tirade On Police During Traffic Stop, Cranks 'Fight The Power,' Flips The Bird
• Preschool Program Opening Doors For Denver Families
• Man Accused Of Stabbing Coworker To Death At Bronx Car Dealership
• Cutting Salt Likely To Prevent Future Heart Disease, Even If You're Not At Risk Now
• Show Of Support In Chinatown As Coronavirus Panic Leaves Businesses Deserted
• Middleton Leads Bucks Past Pesky Wizards 137-134 In OT
• Opportunity Abounds As Orioles Charge Through Spring Training
• Davis Scores 27 To Carry Morgan St. Over Delaware St. 90-80
• Yankees Spring Training: Cole Strikes Out 2 In Hitless Inning
• Could Canine Patients Help Find A Cure For One Of The Deadliest Cancers?
• Harden Scores 37, Rockets Pull Away From Knicks
• Memorial For Murdered Nurse Frank Aguilar Destroyed
• Stick A Fork In Winter? Odds Favor A Warm March In New England
• Lead intel agency pushes back on reports Russia is aiding Trump
• Heat Collapse In 125-119 OT Loss To Cavs
• Jones, Ramey Lead Texas Past No. 20 West Virginia
• Plan To Move Hopewell 4th-Graders Into Junior High School Building Postponed
• The Ones For Justice: CBD Products Aren't Always As Advertised
• Yet Another Break Spews Raw Sewage Onto Fort Lauderdale Streets
• Company Makes Bullet Resistant Doors, Promises To Turn Classrooms Into Safe Rooms
• EXCLUSIVE: Red-Light Cameras Along Roosevelt Boulevard Intersection Still Operational Despite Safety Concerns From 2017 Study
• Tim Hardaway Jr. Scores 23 To Lead Mavs Past Timberwolves 139-123
• 'Absolutely Unacceptable', Florida Lawmakers Weigh In On Bernie Sanders' Cuban Revolution Remarks
• I-Team: Water Problems Persist At MBTA Station, Even After Pricey Renovation
• Harvey City Council Votes To Reverse Ordinance Restricting Liquor Sales, But This May Not Be End Of Issue
• University Of Minnesota Investigating Ex-Hockey Assistant Thomas Adrahtas Over Sexual Abuse Allegations
• Red Line Delayed Monday Night After Smoke Fills Broadway Station
• Police: 27-Year-Old Man Killed By Driver Traveling In Wrong Direction In North Philadelphia Hit-And-Run
• Patterson High Student Found With Gun At School, Police Say
• Kenta Maeda Gives Up Leadoff HR In 1st Start For Twins, Settles In
• Chelsea Olinger Charged With Murder In Young Son's Death
• Magic Erase 19-Point, First-Half Deficit, Defeat Nets
• Hennepin Co. Attorney Defends Amy Klobuchar In Myon Burrell Case
• Nick Raehsler Lost 150 Pounds In A Year, Now He's Sharing How He Did It
• Supreme Court denies Rodney Reed appeal
• What Do Travelers Need To Know Before Taking Trips In The Midst Of The Coronavirus Outbreak?
• 'Citizen' App Provides Real-Time Crime Alerts In Your Neighborhood
• Applying For REAL ID? Come Prepared With Documents And Endless Patience
• 'The Wire' Named Best Classic TV Series At American Black Film Festival
• With Inner Harbor Oil Spill Mostly Cleaned Up, Officials Turn Focus To Finding Source
• Woman Killed, Husband Injured In Echo Park Hit-And-Run; Police Searching For Driver
• Records Show Driver Who Hit, Killed Fairfield Toddler Has Multiple DUI Convictions
• Goucher Poll: Maryland Residents Surveyed On Education, Taxes, Sports Betting, And Hogan's Job Performance
• 2 Rescued From Fire In Chatham Apartment Building
• Michael Jordan delivers tribute to Kobe Bryant at memorial
• Sen. Bernie Sanders Says Cuban Revolution Wasn't All Bad
• Weinstein Could Face Longer Sentence For Alleged LA Crimes Following NY Guilty Verdict
• Coronavirus In China Hurting Local Businesses In Massachusetts
• March For Life Rallies In Annapolis
• Winnetka Police Warn Residents Of Man Stalking Children In Car
• Gannon Stauch Has Been Missing For 4 Weeks
• Grieving Stockton Mother Mourns Loss Of 17-Year-Old Son As Police Look For Suspects
• UC Santa Cruz Grad Students Putting Jobs On The Line By Striking For Higher Pay
• Texas Man Involved In Louisiana Crash That Killed Pregnant Woman, 7-Year-Old Son
• Southwest Flights To Be Available Between Denver And Steamboat Springs
• Pure Heart Foundation Home Vandalized
• Caught On Camera: Man Attacks Deacon At Pompano Beach Church
• Man Shoots Himself In Front Of Deputies In Antelope
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured After Shooting In Lynn
• Chicago Weather: Threat Of Heavy Snow Shifts To Southeast
• 'We Need Your Help': Bucks County DA's Office Rewards Residents Whose Anonymous Tips Led To Shutdown Of Illegal Drug House
• Police Dog Killed In Line Of Duty Will Be Buried In Special Casket Bearing His Portrait
• 'I Will Not Sleep Until I Get Justice': Family Of Quadir Flippen Begging For Information Into Community Activist's Murder
• Police: Man Walks Into Hospital With Gunshot Wounds After Multiple Homes Hit By Gunfire
• Allegheny County Department Of Human Services Employee Diagnosed With Legionnaires Disease
• World's First In Vitro Fertilization Cheetah Cubs Born At Columbus Zoo And Aquarium
• Proposed 'Gavin's Law' Seeks To Increase Penalty For Hit-And-Run Drivers
• 3-Run Homer For Josh Phegley, 2 Hits For Steven Souza Jr., As Cubs Beat Mariners
• Conservationists At Odds Over Federal Plan To Poison Invasive Mice On Farallones Islands
• Nicky Delmonico, Yermin Mercedes Stand Out As White Sox-Dodgers Game Ends In Tie
• Baltimore Felon Sentenced To 12.5 Years In Prison For Armed Bank, Convenience Store Robberies
• Joel Embiid's Career-High 49 Points Leads Sixers Past Hawks As Home Dominance Continues
• Construction To Extend Dallas North Tollway Has Begun
• Santa Clara County DA's Office Creates Team To Remove Firearms From Dangerous Offenders
• New Jersey Moves Step Closer To Banning Declawing Of Cats
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Blasts Sanders Over Cuba Comments
• Man Federally Charged With Kidnapping In Death Of Bethel Park Woman Jaime Feden
• Duo Leads Officers On Pursuit In West Baltimore Before Crashing, Police Say
• Nine Trailers Arrive In Stockton To Help House Homeless Families
• From 'The Big D' To Broadway, 11-Year-Old Skye Turner Shines Bright In Tina Turner Biographic
• Business Of Space Tourism Making Giant Leaps
• Firefighters Battle Commercial Blaze In Huntington Park
• 12-Year-Old Girl Dies From Injuries In Castro Valley Hit-And-Run; Driver At Large
• South Bay Voters Cast Early Primary Ballots At New Voting Centers
• Amit Kumar Sentenced To Life In Prison For Fatally Stabbing Wife 55 Times, Officials Say
• Harvey Weinstein Trial: Guilty On 2 Counts, Not Guilty Of More Serious Charges
• Harvey Weinstein Trial: Expert Says #MeToo Movement Took Big Step Forward With Conviction
• California Lawmakers Eye Limits On Housing Project Fees
• Boy, 15, Critically Wounded In Morgan Park Shooting
• BART Police Data Shows Disparity In Ticketing Of African American Passengers Over 'Quality Of Life' Offenses
• Leaning Tower Of Dallas Remains Standing, Crews To Continue Demolition Tomorrow
• Orioles Fall To Phillies 8-7 During Exhibition Game
• Kennedy Police Station Evacuated For Report Of Carbon Monoxide Meter Going Off
• Denver Weather: More Wind And Cold
• Neighbors Of Rescued Palo Alto Couple Preparing Homecoming Celebration
• Judge Extends Hold On Plan To Move As Many As 50 Coronavirus Patients From Travis AFB To Costa Mesa
• Prosecutors: Former New Jersey Probation Officer Pleads Guilty To Intimidating, Sexually Assaulting Woman Under His Supervision
• Deputies Searching For Shooting Suspect In Arden-Arcade Area
• Man, 35, Arrested For Elder Abuse After Allegedly Assaulting His Mother In Sutter County
• Jussie Smollett pleads not guilty to new charges
• Modesto Homicide Suspect Arrested In Merced
• Crash Causing Major Backups On NB Highway 99 At Peltier Road
• North Hills Grocery Store Owner Pleads Guilty To Role In Coupon Scheme
• "A Celebration of Life" for Kobe and Gianna Bryant
• Sudden Death Syndrome Afflicts Tens Of Thousands Of Americans
• 3 Cars Catch Fire In Parking Garage At State And Ontario
• Riverside Police: Home Invasion Follows Similar Pattern To Others In Area
• Phone Scammers Targeting Local Restaurants During Busy Hours
• Twins Fans, Nelson Cruz Having A Ball At Spring Training
• K-9 Stryker Sniffs Out Narcotics, Lewisville Police Department Seizes $1.2M In Meth
• Thomas Valva Case: Michael Valva Says He Can't Afford To Hire An Attorney
• Native American Women Empowered Through New Partnership Between Ramsey County Sheriff's Office & Local Shelter
• Pittsburgh Libraries Adapting To Changes In Technology
• $5M Donation Helps Cover Tuition Costs For Veterans, Students At University Of Baltimore
• Police: Husband, Wife Found Dead In Delaware Parking Lot Died In Apparent Murder-Suicide
• Illinois Real ID Glitch: Camera System Crashes, Leading To Long Waits
• Report: Sixers' Ben Simmons To Miss Extended Time Due To Back Injury
• Vanessa Bryant Files Lawsuit Against Helicopter Company In Kobe Crash
• New Jersey Teen Makes Unique Bowties To Help Cats, Dogs Find 'Fur-Ever' Homes
• Woman Allegedly Set Off Smoke Bomb In Bay Area Walmart
• Former Site Of General Motors Plant In Delaware Could Get New Life Thanks To Amazon
• Mayor De Blasio Under Fire For Using App That Hides His Communications
• Days Before Becker Fire, Northern Metals' Minneapolis Plant Cited For Several Fire Code Violations
• Family Escapes House Fire In Worcester
• KDKA Investigates: Siding Is Melting Off Nearly 50 Homes In South Fayette
• Trial Begins For Desmond Jones, Man Charged In Connection To Shavon Randle's Murder
• 'Please Find His Killer' | Family Of Carroll County Man Bob Gurecki Shot Dead Inside His Business Wants Answers
• Bernie Sanders Has Emerged As The Frontrunner Ahead Of Super Tuesday
• Fort Worth Financial Expert Suggests Calm Amid Coronavirus Fears: 'Investors Should Be Patient'
• Black History Month: Meet Determined Linda Harrison, Head Of The Newark Museum Of Art
• Ace Hardware In Waverly Says Lack Of Snow Isn't Hurting Business
• Islanders Ante Up Big For Senators' J.G. Pageau, Then Sign Him To 6-Year Extension
• Pittsburgh's New Paid Sick Time Program May Benefit Many Workers But Leaves Some Employers Worried
• Jussie Smollett Pleads Not Guilty; Attorneys Seek To Dismiss New Charges In Hate Crime Hoax Case
• 'He's Really Lucky': New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Returns To Work After Announcing He'll Undergo Surgery For Kidney Tumor
• Firefighters Battle House Fire In Fair Oaks
• Bomb Threat Found In Bathroom Stall Forces Armstrong Middle School In Fairless Hills To Dismiss Students Early
• Woman Arrested For Setting Off Smoke Bomb In Milpitas Walmart Store
• Miami Beach Mayor: State Of City Is Strong & Getting Stronger
• Car Driver OK After Metra Train Collides With SUV In Arlington Heights
• Minnesota Schools Face Deficits Despite Budget Increase
• Davis Man Martin Rios Sentenced To Jail For Exposing Himself In Public And Committing Lewd Acts
• Police Seek Gunman Who Shot Woman In Minivan Near I-35
• Collingswood Residents On Edge As Suspect Accused Of Home Invasion, Setting House On Fire Remains On Loose
• Minneapolis Police Department's New Class Of Recruits Is One Of The Most Diverse In Recent History
• Florida Gov. DeSantis Reveals Plan To Ease Traffic Congestion On Palmetto Expressway
• Unique Fundraiser In Leominster Involves A Mannequin, A Frozen Pond, And Signs Of Spring
• Lawmakers Discuss Maryland Family Leave Bill
• Presidential Candidate Mike Bloomberg Postpones Wednesday Visit To Fort Worth
• Arthur Noriega Becomes New City Manager For City Of Miami
• Carjacking Victim's Mother Sees Her Car On TV, Spinning Out On Dan Ryan Expressway
• Gucci Store On Michigan Avenue Robbed
• Garbage Truck Fire On Walt Whitman Bridge Causes Major Delays During Monday Evening Rush Hour
• National Grid Releases Report On Long-Term Natural Gas Capacity, Announces Community Meetings
• Voters Must Mail Primary Ballots By Monday To Count, Drop Off By Election Day
• Supreme Court To Hear Dispute Over Philadelphia Catholic Agency That Won't Place Foster Children With Same-Sex Couples
• Scary Crash Drawing Attention To Major Safety Problem In Pittsburgh's Tunnels
• Coronavirus has Amazon scrambling to fill inventories, report says
• 16-Year-Old Boy Critically Wounded After Shot Multiple Times During Drive-By Shooting In North Philadelphia
• 1 Adult, 3 Juveniles Arrested For Auto Burglary Spree In San Mateo's Laurelwood Neighborhood
• Man Stabbed In Back On 606 Trail
• 'We're Gonna Miss Him': Kobe Bryant's Loss Felt Deeply Across Philadelphia Region On Day Of Memorial Service
• SFMTA Director: Reaction To Car-Free Market Street Positive; Central Subway 90% Complete
• Nevada caucuses: With all precincts in, Sanders in first with 46.8%
• Working Group Explores Methods For Reducing Deadly-Force Encounters Involving MN Police
• 'I'm Trying To Live In The Moment': Dwyane Wade On 3-Day Jersey Retirement Celebration
• Homeless Camp Near North Auburn Catches Fire
• 'This Cannot Go Unchecked': Family Mourning Death Of Pregnant Mother Of 5 Killed In North Philadelphia Double Shooting
• Maryland Twisters Gearing Up For Worldwide Competition
• Ransomware Attacks Costing Businesses, Governments Tens Of Billions Of Dollars
• Coronavirus Forces Cancellation Of Bay Area Metal Bands' Milan Tour Stop
• Thousands Honor Kobe And Gianna Bryant In Tear-Filled Memorial
• Pittsburgh Firefighter Accused Of Trying To Meet 10-Year-Old Girl For Sex Appears In Court
• Former UT Austin Tennis Coach, Michael Center Sentenced In College Admissions Case
• Cowboys Have Had No Contract Talks With QB Dak Prescott Since September
• Officials Searching For Inmate Who Escaped From Acton Conservation Camp
• California Bill Would Seal 2 Million Criminal Records
• Funeral Held For Security Guard Sandra Wilson As Spring Valley Library Reopens
• New York Weather: CBS2's 2/24 Monday Evening Forecast
• Air Quality In Mon Valley Once Again Hits Unhealthy Levels
• What It Takes To Get A Real ID: 108 Minutes, And Plenty Of Patience
• Stringer's Cruise Ship Worry: Luxury At Sea Bringing Pollution To Air Around New York City
• Nurses At Napa's Queen Of The Valley Hospital Authorize Potential Strike
• CHP Infrared Video Leads To Suspects' Arrests In Rodeo After Interstate 80 Chase
• Merrick Man Charged With Murder After Wife Found Dead In Their Home
• Ravens' Chris Wormley Stops By Career Day At Montebello Elementary Middle School
• Driver Flees, Passenger Hospitalized After Speeding Car Smashes Into Pompano Beach Home
• Police: South Florida Mom Accused Of Trying To Strangle 6-Month-Old Infant
• JetBlue Flight Returns To Boston After Suspected Bird Strike
• Inmates at Parchman's Unit 29 describe life inside notorious cellblock
• Mother, Daughter Say They Were Attacked In East Boston For Speaking Spanish
• No Bail For Man Charged With Murder Of Lawrence DPW Worker
• Colorado Girl Who Made State Wrestling History Fights Serious Sickness
• 2 With Life-Threatening Injuries Pulled From Burning Reading Apartment
• 'You're Going To Get Caught': Yeadon Police Issue Warning After 2 Teenage Girls Were Arrested In Connection To Online School Threats
• 8 heartbreaking moments from Vanessa Bryant's tribute
• Original Chicago Fire Location In Historic Folsom Closing, New Restaurant Concept Taking Its Place
• Man, 61, Killed In Crow Wing Co. Snowmobile Crash
• CTA To Test Back-Door Entry On 2 South Side-To-Downtown Bus Routes
• 'Celebration Of Life' Memorial For Kobe Bryant, Daughter & Other Crash Victims
• Magistrate Fired After Denying Protection Order To Woman Who Was Allegedly Killed Week Later By Estranged Husband
• WATCH: Highlights Of Celebration Of Life Service For Kobe Bryant, Daughter Gianna
• Around The Table: Bernie Sanders Heads Into Debate Off Big Win In Nevada
• Members Of 'Exonerated 5' Talk Criminal Justice Reform In Denver
• State House To Debate Death Penalty Repeal Before Vote
• Vote: Your Favorite Fish Fry In The Pittsburgh Area
• The Foote Files: Eric Carmen
• 18 MBTA Bus Stops To Get Solar Real-Time Arrival Prediction Signs
• Pennsylvania Supreme Court Orders Investigation Into DA Larry Krasner's Alleged Conflict Of Interest In Prosecution Of Mumia Abu-Jamal
• NJ Transit Bus Driver Pleads Not Guilty To Dragging Passenger Who Later Died
• Police: Kenyel Brown, Man Wanted In Connection To 6 Murders Shoots Himself In Head
• Son, Charles Trumble, Accused In Murder Of 91-Year-Old Mother, Dixie Trumble, In Portage Indiana
• Pelosi Tours San Francisco's Chinatown To Quell Coronavirus Fears
• 23-Year-Old Man Faces Intoxication Manslaughter Charge After Striking, Killing Fort Worth Pedestrian
• Monday's Snow Squall Warnings Show Importance Of New Alert, Especially For Drivers
• Most Graffiti Scrubbed From Rocks At Ohiopyle State Park While Search For Vandals Continues
• Small Town In The Berkshires Named 'Most Charming' In America
• Buffett sees economy slowing as coronavirus spreads
• 'It Was Overwhelming': Mysterious Odor Wafting Across Parts Of Delaware County Again
• At Memorial Service, Michael Jordan Says Kobe Bryant Was 'Like A Little Brother'
• Scott Wagner Identified As Man Killed In Plane Crash In Crow-Hassan Park Reserve On Saturday
• RTD's Interim General Manager Paul Ballard On The Job
• Closing Bell: Dow Plunges 1,000+ As Coronavirus Fears Rattle Markets
• Oakland School District Hopes To Reopen McClymonds Next Week
• Silicon Valley Stocks Battered; Coronavirus Fear Tumbles Stock Market By Over 1,000 Points
• Grapevine Police Searching For Injured Bobcat That Stepped On Illegal Foot Trap
• San Francisco Appeals Court Upholds Trump Administration Ban On Abortion Referrals At Federally-Funded Clinics
• One Hurt After Metra Train Hits SUV In Arlington Heights
• Ex-Coach Gets 6 Months In College Scam, Runs From Courthouse
• Parts Of I-70 Closed Monday Morning In Eagle County Due To 'Snow Squalls'
• Some Parents Get Additional Support With Denver's Preschool Program
• Man Stabbed While Breaking Up Fight With Group Of Juveniles Outside Shopping Center Parking Lot In Laurel
• Teen Boy Found Shot Dead In Rowlett Neighborhood Alley, Police Investigating
• Vanessa Bryant: 'Kobe Loved Me More Than I Could Ever Express'
• Former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel's Dire Warning: Bernie Sanders' Candidacy 'Built On False Premise"
• Mike Bloomberg's Edgewater Campaign Office Vandalized
• Officers: DUI Suspect Found At Stoplight Asleep At The Wheel
• Rangers Agree To 7-Year Extension With Kreider; Shesterkin Suffers Broken Rib In Car Accident
• Baltimore County Police Searching For Suspect In Armed Robbery
• Legal Marijuana Sales Created $10.5 Million In Illinois Tax Revenue In January
• Texas Rangers LHP Brock Burke To Miss 2020 Season With Shoulder Injury
• Police Seek Suspect In Connection With Larceny
• James Robert Lapsley Sentenced To 4 Years In Prison For Single Vehicle Crash That Killed Kayli Thompson In May 2018
• CBS Sports' Chris Trapasso On What To Watch For At NFL Combine: 'Jordan Love Has Some Stylistic Comparison To Patrick Mahomes
• CBS Sports' Chris Trapasso On What To Watch For At NFL Combine: 'Jordan Love Has Some Stylistic Comparison To Patrick Mahomes'
• CBS Sports' Chris Trapasso Previews NFL Combine, Compares Jordan Love To Patrick Mahomes
• Philadelphia Flyers Acquire Centers Nate Thompson, Derek Grant Ahead Of NHL Trade Deadline
• Veteran holds plank for over 8 hours, sets Guinness World Record
• Marshmello, DaBaby Headlining 2020 Preakness Infield Fest
• Kansas Officially Back Atop Top 25 As Baylor Slides To No. 2 After Loss
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Wary Of Vacation Rental Proposals
• Controversial New Rule Could Reshape Legal Immigration
• Danville Karate School Owner Arrested On Sexual Misconduct Charges
• Kobe Bryant's Widow Sues Helicopter Operator For Deaths
• Fayette Co. Native, Restaurateur And Cookbook Author B. Smith Dies
• Rob Pelinka Describes Text Exchange With Kobe Moments Before Helicopter Crash
• Are These Trending Sacramento Restaurants On Your Radar?
• 4,000 Twin Cities Janitors Plan To Strike On Thursday
• Purdue Pharma Launches Campaign For Users Harmed By Their Opioids To File Claims
• Tool Announces New Tour Dates, Including June Stop In Sacramento At Golden 1 Center
• Even After Retiring, Dante Scarnecchia Will Still Be Helping Patriots At Combine
• Events Happening Each Day Of This Week
• Colorado Springs Police Search For Kyree Davon Howard-Walker In Deadly Shooting, Carjackings
• Video Shows Snowmobile Triggering Avalanche Near Leadville
• Caught On Camera: Mountain Lion Jumps Into San Bruno Backyard
• Kobe Bryant's widow sues helicopter operator over deaths
• Petaluma Police Arrest Suspected Peeping Tom At Whole Foods
• Police Investigating After 2 Shot, 1 Fatally In NW Baltimore
• Officials: Man Arrested For Filming Women In Bathroom Stalls At New Jersey Barnes & Noble
• Tests Show Toxic Chemical At Acceptable Levels At Air Force Academy
• 4 Arrested For Allegedly Breaking Into Bethel Park Best Buy
• Family Says Thornton Hit-And-Run Victim Was Veteran Struggling With PTSD
• Pittsburgh Penguins Acquire Forwards Conor Sheary And Evan Rodrigues From Buffalo Sabres
• WHO: Gilead Sciences Drug May Help Treat Coronavirus Symptoms
• National Pancake Day At IHOP Is Feb. 25
• Dallas Police Need Help Identifying Brazen Tool Thieves
• Firefighters Battle Tough Fire At Rest La Chupaflor On South Broadway
• Police Identify Man Found Dead At Dundalk Water Treatment Plant, No Foul Play Believed To Be Involved
• 'Riverdale' Losing 2 Major Characters
• Growing Discontent: 47% Consider Leaving Bay Area In Latest Survey
• MLB Tells Court That Attempts At Cheating Are Part Of Sports
• Police Release Video Of Alleged Syringe Assault In Churchton Business Entrance To Help ID Suspect
• Dolphins Assistant Karl Dorrell Takes Over At Colorado
• Vegan version of Cadbury chocolate reportedly in works
• Mass. Treasurer: Allow Lottery Purchases By Debit Cards, Apps
• Remembering Kobe Bryant
• Suspect Arrested In 2019 Killing Of 47-Year-Old Man In Rancho Cordova
• Furry Tails: Tossed Out Like Trash, Armenian Pup Finds New Hope In Pittsburgh
• 3 Dead After Crash In Frisco Sunday Evening
• Royal Farms, Key Brewing Co. Team Up To Make Cold Rolled Breakfast Stout
• Plymouth 9/11 Memorial Fixed By Firefighters After Being Vandalized
• Vanessa Bryant Sues Helicopter Owner
• YouTuber fakes Bali vacation with Ikea pictures
• Ondrej Kase Takes Part In First Practice With Bruins, But Debut May Have To Wait
• Trump rule restricting immigration based on wealth takes effect
• Study: Pittsburgh Ranked As One The Country's Least Hardest-Working Cities
• 'It's All Coming Together': Michelle Buteau On Netflix Comedy Special, 'First Wives Club,' 'The Circle'
• Harvey Weinstein Trial: Former Sex Crimes Prosecutor Talks On Verdict, #MeToo
• Expert Cheryl Bader On Harvey Weinstein Verdict: 'A Real Victory For The Prosecution And The #MeToo Movement'
• Illinois Supreme Court Candidate Forum Set For Chicago
• Pittsburgh Penguins Trade Acquisition Patrick Marleau Heading To Play For Childhood Team
• Sacramento DOJ Employee Telecommuting After Brief Exposure To Family Member With Coronavirus
• Duquesne Couple Accused Of Beating Dog So Badly It Had To Be Euthanized
• Former Marine George Hood, Of Naperville, Sets Guinness World Record By Holding Plank For Over 8 Hours
• Pullman's Revitalization Continues 5 Years After Designation
• Patriots Reportedly Exploring Pre-Draft Trade For Ravens Tight End Hayden Hurst
• Harvey Weinstein Trial: New York Charges, Verdict Explained
• Baltimore Man Charged In String Of Armed Robberies At Convenience Stores Around Anne Arundel County
• Chinese Man Pleads Guilty To Photographing Key West Navy Base
• The Chicago Jewish Film Festival Kicks Off This Week
• Last Stand: 'Leaning Tower Of Dallas' Slowly Coming Down By Way Of Wrecking Ball
• Celebration Of Life Held For Kobe Bryant, Daughter Gianna
• Annunciation School In Minneapolis Dismisses Classes Early Due To Sewer Main Break
• Bella Twins to be inducted into WWE Hall of Fame
• Bruins Acquire Forward Nick Ritchie From Anaheim For Danton Heinen
• PHOTOS: Kobe & Gianna Bryant: A Celebration Of Life
• How To Watch The Kobe Bryant Memorial
• Owner Wanted: Roscommon Sheriff Finds Bag of "Ice", Wants To "Return It"
• Poor Quality Western Diet Kills Sperm Count And Lowers Male Testosterone, Study Says
• 'Mother Nature Waved Back!' Mount Washington Observatory Shares Cool Cloud Photo
• Court Approves Class Action Lawsuit Settlement Between U.S. Steel, Clairton Residents
• Massive Tree Falls Overnight, Crushes Tesla In Foster City
• Police: Woman Was Stabbed, Not Shot After Midtown Sacramento Incident
• Detroit Proud Playlist: Hamtramck Music Festival
• Plano Volunteer Worship Leader Secretly Ensnares 11-Year-Old Via Social Media, Sexually Assaults Her
• Cold Front Causes Numerous Snow Squalls
• 2 Teens, Man Charged With Weapons Violations After Police Respond To Shots Fired Call In Aberdeen
• Anaheim Ducks Claim Forward Andrew Agozzino From Pittsburgh Penguins
• SEE IT: Burglars Break Into & Ransack Florida Medical Marijuana Dispensary
• Farewell To A Legend: LA Mourns Kobe Bryant
• Harvey Weinstein Trial: Guilty On 2 Counts, Not Guilty Of More Serious Charges
• Search On For Group Of Teens Suspected Of Shooting Out Car Windows In Newman
• Family Escapes From Early Morning House Fire In Duquesne
• Stocks Plunge As Coronavirus Spreads In Europe And Asia
• Jussie Smollett Pleads Not Guilty In Hate Crime Hoax Case; Attorneys Seek To Dismiss New Charges
• What Is Glioblastoma? How Scientists Are Working To Cure This Aggressive Form Of Cancer
• Chicago Weather: Winter Storm Approaching; Some Areas May Get Six Inches Of Snow
• Early Voting Begins In Massachusetts For Super Tuesday Presidential Primary
• Bruins Trade Target Chris Kreider Signs Extension With Rangers
• Northeast Denver School To Rename Gym In Honor Of Kobe Bryant
• WATCH LIVE: Kobe Bryant Memorial At Staples Center
• Harvey Weinstein Trial: Not Guilty Of Predatory Sexual Assault, Convicted On 2 Lesser Charges
• Harvey Weinstein Convicted Of Criminal Sex Act And 3rd Degree Rape
• Fans Don Custom-Made Clothes Paying Tribute To Kobe, Gianna Bryant
• Harvey Weinstein Convicted On 2 Lesser Charges In Rape Trial
• Katherine Johnson, NASA "Hidden Figures" math whiz, dies at 101
• Harvey Weinstein Found Guilty In NYC Rape Trial
• Sharks Trade Fan Favorite Patrick Marleau To Pittsburgh Penguins
• Topgolf Pittsburgh Offers Fun To Beat The Winter Blues
• Police: Man, 58, In Wheelchair Dies After Being Hit By Car
• MIT Scientists Identify Powerful Antibiotic Using Artificial Intelligence
• Are Video Doorbells And Neighborhood Watch Apps Generating More Fear Than Security?
• 9-year-old asks Pete Buttigieg advice for coming out
• Lewisdale Man Facing 85 Charges For Alleged Sexual Assault Of 14-Year-Old, Child Pornography Possession
• Fans Share Their Thoughts, Memories Of Kobe Bryant
• Pittsburgh Penguins Acquire Patrick Marleau From The San Jose Sharks
• Pioneering NASA Mathematician Katherine Johnson Dies At 101
• Supreme Court to hear case over same-sex foster parents
• US Supreme Court Rejects Dalia Dippolito's Murder-For-Hire Appeal
• Reliability of expensive new voting machines called into question
• Suspect Arrested For Allegedly Attacking Santa Rosa Woman With Baseball Bat
• Married with taxes: Choose your best filing status
• Study: Marijuana Use Is Rising Sharply Among Seniors Over 65
• Florida Man Accused Of Rape After Luring Victim With Job Prospect
• VIDEO: Police Seek Suspect In Unarmed Family Dollar Robbery
• American Academy Of Pediatrics Recommends Pediatricians Screen Kids For Physical Activity
• Katherine Johnson, Famed NASA Mathematician And Inspiration For The Film 'Hidden Figures,' Is Dead At 101
• Missing Man Last Seen In Area Of Johns Hopkins Hospital On February 20 Found Safe
• Naperville Ride-Share Driver Robbed Saturday On Testa Drive
• Agent: Ilya Kovalchuk Picked Capitals Over Bruins
• Overnight Fire Breaks Out At Brisbane Apartment Building
• Corey Feldman: What Is The Truth About The Alleged Rape Of Two Coreys?
• Man Hospitalized After Being Hit By Vehicle On LBJ Freeway In Dallas
• Kobe Bryant in his own words on 60 Minutes
• Injured Manatee, Calf Rescued In South Florida Waters
• Police: 2 Injured After Man Fired Rifle At Minivan Near I-35E In Dallas
• From Cartoon To Stage Production, 'The SpongeBob Musical' Aims To Delight Denver Audiences
• Elizabeth Warren Rallies Colorado Crowd, Attacks Michael Bloomberg
• Thousands Descend On Staples For Monday Morning Kobe Bryant Memorial
• Arlington Police Get Help From Fort Worth Officers Arresting Group Of Suspected Serial Robbers
• Cause Of Death Determined For Big E Elephant Beulah
• 3 Injured After Truck Crashes With NJ TRANSIT Bus On Route 80
• Stocks Plunge As Coronavirus Spreads
• Jayson Tatum Shines, Receives Star Treatment From Lakers In Celtics Loss
• Police Chase Of Carjacked Vehicle Leads To Crash On Dan Ryan
• Search For Jordan Lampus: Missing Erie Woman's Vehicle Found In Wyoming, Considered Suspicious
• Teen Who Bathed In Michigan Wendy's Speaks Out
• Miami Weather: Warming Up This Week Before Next Cold Front Hits
• Police: Man In Stolen Vehicle Seriously Injured After Causing Head-On Crash
• Telling the complicated history of Charleston, South Carolina
• Tim Scott says Sanders poses biggest threat to Trump
• Police Investigating After Man Assaulted, Robbed In Annapolis
• NASA Pioneer Katherine Johnson Of 'Hidden Figures' Fame Dead At Age 101
• Sea Lion Spotted In American River Near Sacramento
• James Comey Speaking At Harvard Monday Night
• 4 Hospitalized After Wave Slams Virginia Whale-Watching Boat
• Bernie Sanders on being the Democratic front-runner and taking on Donald Trump
• Drew Carey says ex-fiancee "didn't deserve to die like she did"
• Cocktail Recipe From 'The Cocktail Room At 18th And Central'
• White Has 33 Again, Bulls Beat Wizards Despite Beal's 53
• Meghan Trainor Says Her Father Is 'The Strongest Man' She Knows After His 'Scary' Accident
• More Than 1,000 SMUD Customers Without Power In Pocket/Greenhaven Area
• Mother Thanks Son, Firefighters For Saving Her From NW Dade House Fire
• Prosecutor: No Charges In Case Of Michigan Man Found Frozen To Death In Home
• Late Rep. Elijah Cummings Honored At Black History Month Celebration
• Colorado Weather: Incoming Storm Brings Cold And Wind, Mountain Snow
• Rare Rainbow Snake Sighting In Florida Park
• Delaware Man Arrested After Caught With Loaded Handgun At BWI Airport
• Report: Former Giants Pitcher Madison Bumgarner Has Been Competing In Rodeos Under Alias 'Mason Saunders'
• Stabbing Near CMU Leaves 3 Injured
• School Bus Struck Head-On In Rockville
• North Hills School District To Host Seminar On Vaping Dangers
• Baltimore Weather Blog: More Winter Left
• 'Didn't Deserve To Die Like She Did': Drew Carey Gives Emotional Tribute To Ex-Fiancee Amie Harwick
• Eagan Police Investigating Double Fatal Crash
• Dow plunges 1,000 points as coronavirus spreads
• PTL Links: February 24, 2020
• FDA Approves Non-Statin Drug That Lowers Cholesterol
• FDA Approves Non-Statin Drug To Treat High Cholesterol
• Clara Barton Elementary, James Sullivan Elementary Reopen After Asbestos Cleanup
• Judge rejects Roger Stone's request to remove her from case
• Man Dies When ATV Plunges Through Ice-Covered Reservoir
• Joey Logano Wins Cup, Chase Briscoe Wins Xfinity at Las Vegas
• Celtics Alter Travel Plans To Attend Kobe Bryant Memorial In Los Angeles
• Travis Coronavirus Cruise Ship Victims Warned To Be Ready To Move
• Roads Closed, Checkpoints Set Up Ahead Of Kobe Bryant Memorial
• Wild To Face Blues At 2021 Winter Classic At Target Field
• Whistleblower And Former Tiger Mike Fiers Gets Cheers For Speaking Up
• Alcohol Believed To Be 'Contributing Factor' In Fatal Polk County (Wis.) Crash
• Video shows last known footage of missing Idaho boy
• Lions Ink Amendola To One Year Deal
• Sugarland Set To Play Summer Concert At S & T Bank Music Park
• Motorcyclist Hospitalized After Hit And Run On Miami Beach
• Harvey Weinstein Trial: Jury Resumes Deliberations After Indicating Possible Deadlock
• Black voters in South Carolina on 2020 Democrats
• Wings Fall to Flames 4-2
• California couple in their 70s found after 8 days in woods
• Couple Says They Were Advised To Get Divorced To Reduce Out-Of-Pocket Medical Costs
• Woman Fatally Shot In Southeast Baltimore
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cloudy Skies And Rain On The Way
• San Francisco's New Transit Director Taking On City's Gridlock, Central Subway Project Delays
• Woman Injured In Miami Gardens Drive-By Shooting
• State Police Helicopter Hoists Stranded Mariner In Baltimore
• TSA halts employees from using TikTok for social media posts
• Greyhound Putting A Stop To Immigration Checks On Buses
• Beatles Invasion: Sir Paul McCartney Spotted Outside New Jersey Bakery
• McKeesport Police Searching For Theft Suspect
• Water Main Break Leaves Harlem NYCHA Complex Without Running Water
• Fire Straddles New Jersey Forest, Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area
• Neighborhood watch apps generate fear as well as security
• Find Your Favorite Tortas, Tacos And Tamales
• B. Smith, Model Turned Restaurateur And Lifestyle Guru, Dead At 70
• 15-Year-Old Boy Stabbed Multiple Times Near North/Clybourn CTA Stop
• Hamilton Township House Fire Sends 4 People To Hospital, Including Firefighter
• Multi-Vehicle Accident On Route 28 Reduces Traffic To One Lane
• Suspects Flee In Two Cars After Wild Shootout Near Roosevelt Boulevard
• Missing 87-Year-Old Nursing Home Resident Found Safe In Weymouth
• What you need to know about the South Carolina Democratic primary
• Public Hearings To Be Held About Proposed Bike Lanes
• Driver Taken To Hospital After SUV Crashes Into Planet Fitness Gym In South Philadelphia
• Duquesne Police Continuing To Ramp Up Efforts To Improve The Community
• New York Weather: CBS2's 2/24 Monday Morning Forecast
• Pittsburgh Police Chief Scott Schubert Has A Photographic Hobby
• Duquesne Police Arrest Juvenile On Gun Violations
• Trump on whirlwind, pageantry-filled visit to India
• Monday's Show Info (2/24/20)
• Commuter Alert: SEPTA's Market-Frankford Line Eliminates A/B Stops

Videos from February 24, 2020

• 2/24/20: Red and Blue
• Al Gore makes it his mission to defeat Trump
• Bernie Sanders faces backlash over Fidel Castro comments
• Social media networks look into possible 2020 election interference
• Report: Saudi Arabia infiltrated Twitter with bribes
• Super Tuesday marks the "beginning of congressional primary season"
• 2/24/20: CBSN Evening News
• Pioneering NASA mathematician Katherine Johnson dies at 101
• Bernie Sanders has delegate lead ahead of South Carolina primary
• Poll: Health care is the number one issue for South Carolina voters
• Jussie Smollett continues to deny fabricating hate crime
• Biden leading the pack in South Carolina ahead of primary
• Coronavirus fears affect stock market
• Harvey Weinstein facing prison time after conviction
• 2/24: CBS Evening News
• Controversial "public charge" rule takes effect, reshaping legal immigration in U.S.
• State-wide proposition asks Californians for billions to build new schools
• Can Joe Biden win in South Carolina?
• 9-year-old asks Pete Buttigieg about coming out
• Trump makes first state visit to India
• Harvey Weinstein found guilty on 2 counts in rape case
• Bernie Sanders says his childhood shaped his political views
• Bernie Sanders proposes universal childcare plan
• How much will Bernie Sanders’ plans cost?
• Bernie Sanders responds to Democratic opponents’ criticisms
• Bernie Sanders defends 1980s comments about Fidel Castro
• Bernie Sanders calls Donald Trump a liar and explains democratic socialism
• The coronavirus in China could lead to drug shortages in America
• Manhattan D.A. on Weinstein case: "These survivors weren't just brave, they were heroic"
• Teen asks girlfriend to prom using braille
• Harvey Weinstein found guilty on 2 counts, acquitted on 3 others
• CBSN Originals explores how new tech could be reinforcing racial bias in policing
• Trump begins whirlwind visit to India
• Global stocks plunge as coronavirus fears grow beyond China
• Multiple countries see sharp spike in coronavirus cases
• Charleston re-examines its slave trade history
• Rahm Emanuel: Bernie Sanders needs moderate voters to beat Trump
• Tim Scott: Sanders would be hardest Democrat for Trump to beat
• Should married couples file taxes separately?
• California couple found after week stranded in woods
• Trump gets red carpet treatment in first official visit to India
• South Carolina primary: Black voters on the 2020 Democrats
• Poll: Biden's lead narrows ahead of South Carolina primary
• Coronavirus case on U.S. base in South Korea
• Trump's India trip includes massive rally
• Where Democrats stand in South Carolina
• Why South Carolina is crucial for Democrats
• 2/24: CBSN AM