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Articles from February 27, 2020

• Pursuit Of Suspected Stolen Vehicle Ends In Violent Crash On 405 Freeway in Van Nuys
• Tempers Flare at Oakland Police Commission Meeting Over Chief Kirkpatrick Firing
• Antioch Tragedy: 11-Year-Old Boy Killed In Fatal Car-Pedestrian Collision
• Colleges Ramp Up Cleaning Efforts As Threat Of Coronavirus Looms
• LAPD Pursuit With Stolen Hearse Ends In Wreck On South LA Freeway; Casket, Body Found Inside
• Coronavirus Postpones Colorado Company's New Product Launch
• 2 Suspects Wanted For Murder Of Marquis Johnson, $4,000 Reward Offered
• Study Abroad Student Forced To Cut Semester Short Over Coronavirus
• Device Being Developed In Colorado Could Help Biomonitoring For Coronavirus
• Interstate 70 Floyd Hill Improvement Proposal Includes New Tunnel, Raised Highway
• 'Gannon's Law' Calls For Change In How Missing Children Are Investigated
• Public Health Officials Race To Trace Community-Spread Case of Coronavirus In Solano County
• Exclusive: Dash-Cam Video Shows Car Careening Off Northern California Mountain Road
• OC Woman Sentenced To 51 Years To Life In Prison After Killing 3 Students In DUI Crash
• Gulf War Veteran Will Climb 56 Floors To Fight Lung Cancer
• Couture Scores in OT as Sharks Top Devils 3-2
• Warriors Clobbered by LeBron-Less Lakers; Draymond Green Ejected
• Paying Meth Users To Stop? Former Addicts Say It Won't Always Work
• $25K Being Offered To Find Gunman Who Killed Mother, Son In Carson In 2016
• Construction Workers Unearth Human Remains In Lakewood
• 37 Guns Seized, 3 Arrested During Search In Oakdale
• California Voting Changes Raise Concerns For 'Super Tuesday'
• Surly Brewing Suspends 'Darkness Day' Due To Minnesota Law Banning Take-Home Beer Sales
• Colorado Radio Host Vic Vela Shares Stories Of Recovery In Popular Podcast
• Nearly Half Of LA County's Homeless Population Recently Worked, Study Finds
• Coronavirus Update: NYC Resident Being Tested For Virus After Traveling To Italy
• Coronavirus Precautions: Mount Sinai Brooklyn Has Plans In Place To Treat Potential Patients
• 7-Year-Old Girl Mauled By Dog On Upper West Side
• New York State Senate Passes Bill Cracking Down On Gyms That Mislead Customers
• Queens Teacher Accused Of Sexually Abusing 9-Year-Old Girl With Autism
• See It: Teen With Autism Sinks 3 Pointer, Making His Basketball Dream Come True
• 7-Year-Old Boy Dead, Mother In Critical After Being Hit By Vehicle In Brooklyn
• Gov. Newsom Sends 10 Trailers To South LA To Provide Temporary Housing To Families
• 2 Men From Western Pennsylvania Plead Guilty In Connection To Hazing Death At Ohio University
• Sixers Honor Colin Jones After Seeing Interboro High School Basketball Manager Make Shot Of Lifetime On Senior Night
• Health Officials 'Aggressively Evaluating' All Who Came In Contact With Solano County Coronavirus Patient
• James Holmes, Man Wanted In Auto Theft And Whom Woman Says Is Stalking Her, Racks Up More Warrants While On The Run
• Dallas ISD Suing 7-Year-Old Former Student Over Right To Test Him For Autism
• Hellebuyck Makes 34 Saves To Lead Jets Past Capitals 3-0
• Closing Vincentian Academy Wins WPIAL Class 1A Boys Basketball Title
• Rangers Rally Past Canadiens For 5th Straight Win
• Chicago Area Students Studying Abroad In Italy Say Coronavirus Outbreak Has Consumed Their Lives
• PG&E Wildfires Fine Boosted To $2.1 Billion By State Regulators
• Parayko Lifts Blues To Win Over Islanders In OT
• 'Makes No Sense To Me': Father Wants Answers After Son's Body Pulled From Tamarac Canal
• Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez On Coronavirus: 'Our Goal Is To Be The Best-Prepared County In The Nation'
• Police: Woman Exchanges Shots With Would-Be Robber In Little Village, But No One Is Struck
• Prosecutors: Homeless Man Charged In Violent Collingswood Home Invasion, Several Burglaries
• Delta Halts Some Routes To, From MSP Airport Over Coronavirus Concerns
• Man Accused Of Murdering Mother In Dorchester
• Richardson Cop Killer Brandon McCall Sentenced To Death
• Man Carjacked, Pushed To Ground In Chinatown
• 'Hidden Genius Project' Drives Emery High School Student To Win Prestigious STEM Award
• Does Listening To An Audiobook Count As Reading?
• Former VA Worker Gets 18 Months In Prison For Taking Bribes
• 33 Turkish soldiers killed by airstrike in northwestern Syria
• Matt Dumba's 2 Goals, Assist Propel Minnesota Wild To 7-1 Win Over Red Wings
• Gallinari Scores 24; Thunder Rally From 19 Down To Top Kings
• 'This Is Not The Last You'll See Of Catherine Pugh' | Former Baltimore Mayor Apologizes To Citizens For 'Healthy Holly' Scandal
• People Making A Difference: Long Beach Man Moves To Tanzania To Support Nonprofit Hospital
• Detective Injured In Anne Arundel County Police-Involved Shooting Returns Home After Recovering Out Of State
• Baltimore County Police Officer Who Fatally Shot Eric Sopp On I-83 Traffic Stop Back On Active Duty
• 3 Marylanders Being Tested For Coronavirus, Gov. Hogan Says $10M To Be Set Aside To Prepare
• 'Rouge At The Lounge' Nightclub To Remain Closed After Shooting Death Of Ameer Green Jr.
• Nylander Leads Maple Leafs Over Panthers, 5-3
• Exoneree Walter Lomax Saved By Police After Suffering Heart Attack Before Testifying On Compensation Bill
• 'Good Times Will Be Here' | O's Preach Patience To Fans As Rebuild Continues
• Design Team, Contractor To Be Chosen For 16th Street Mall Redesign
• $8.5 Million Grant To Give Modesto's Cesar Chavez Park Facelift
• One Person Stabbed During Fight In Roadway In Elk Grove, Police Say
• St. Francis Defeats Mount St. Mary's 75-62
• Fort Collins Police Respond To 911 Hang Up Call To Help Injured Stuffed Bunny
• Fobbs Scores 21 To Carry Towson Past Hofstra 76-65
• Ritchie Has Goal, Assist In Bruins' 4-3 Win Over Stars
• Rescued! Arlington Police Get 2 Small Dogs To Safety Minutes After Being Dumped
• Griffin Scores 24, Dosunmu 21 As Illini Beat Struggling Northwestern Wildcats
• Hat Trick For Kubalik As Blackhawks Rally Past Tampa Bay Lightning
• Officials: 4 Children Injured After Delivery Driver Crashes Car Into Southampton Day Care Center While They Were Napping
• Solano County Declares Local Emergency To Bolster Coronavirus Response
• Police: Vineland Woman Arrested For Assaulting School Bus Driver
• Home Depot Recalls Dresser Due To Tipping, Entrapment Hazard
• Coby White Misses Bulls Practice With Tweaked Back, But Should Be Back Saturday, Possibly Along With Wendell Carter Jr.
• Facebook Bans Misleading Posts, Ads On Coronavirus Outbreak
• Buckley Air Force Base Troops Return Home After Mission To Afghanistan
• UNT To Offer First Masters Degree In Artificial Intelligence In Texas
• Chancellor: 1 Person Living At UC Davis Campus Being Tested For Coronavirus
• 3 Members Of Illinois Racing Board Forced To Resign For Making Political Contributions
• 'It's Gorgeous': Record Highs Hit Southern California
• Police: Uncle In Custody Accused Of Kidnapping Nephew, 10, In Roseville; Boy Found Safe
• Hawkeyes Hand Gopher Women 5th-Straight Loss In 90-82 Win
• Composer Meets With Holocaust Survivor In Miami To Keep Legacy Of Death Camp Music Alive
• Chicago Weather: Cold On Friday, But Weekend Warmup On The Way
• New Colorado Primary Poll Has Bernie Sanders Leading, Second Place Up For Grabs
• Minnesota House Passes 2 Gun Bills: Background Checks & 'Red Flag' Law
• Without Joel Embiid And Ben Simmons, Tobias Harris Carries Sixers Past Knicks
• Federal Agents Raid Monroeville Home, Allegedly Find Almost 400 Grams Of Meth
• Kobe Bryant Handprints, No. 8 and 24 Jerseys To Go Up For Auction In Beverly Hills In April
• Pitching A Big Disappointment As Cubs Are Clobbered By Texas Rangers
• Weather Blog: February Will End On A Cold Note
• White Sox Rally In 7th, Beat Seattle Mariners
• Daughter of alleged Mexican drug kingpin El Mencho arrested
• Minus Embiid And Simmons, Harris Leads 76ers Past Knicks
• BTS Cancels Korea Concerts Scheduled Weeks Before Rose Bowl Shows Amid Coronavirus Concerns
• 4 Events Worth Checking Out In New York City This Weekend
• Lee Phillip Bell, co-creator of iconic CBS soap operas, has died
• $50K Reward Offered After Deadly Echo Park Hit-And-Run
• Man convicted of raping woman he befriended while posing as gay
• Coronavirus Update: First U.S. Case Not Linked To Foreign Travel Causes Concern As Local Officials Provide Additional Guidance
• Coronavirus In The Tri-State Area: How Prepared Are We Really?
• Baltimore City Police Announce Arrests Of 13 Alleged Gang Members
• Overturned Big-Rig Closes Hwy 4 East Of Discovery Bay
• Number Of US Pedestrian Deaths Highest in 30 Years
• 24 Keystone Ski Resort Employees Test Positive For Mumps
• $2.1 Billion Penalty Against PG&E For 2017-18 Wildfires
• LAPD Chief Uses Crosswalk Out Of Uniform To Catch Drivers Failing To Yield For Pedestrians
• LA County, Coroner Sued After Alleged Body Mix-Up
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Making School Shooting Threats Against Kennedy High School
• Pat Kessler Chats With Minnesota Voters Ahead Of Super Tuesday
• Sixers In 'A Painfully Obvious Bind' Without All-Stars Joel Embiid, Ben Simmons
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: South Carolina Dems say "we don't know her" about Klobuchar
• San Jose Opens Tiny-House Community to Shelter the Homeless
• Pitt: Coronavirus Has Led To Reports Of 'Hateful Rhetoric Targeted' At International Students
• Minnesota's Projected Budget Surplus Just Got Bigger
• Joyful Journeys Helps Those In Need, Now It's The Nonprofit's Turn
• Malvern Teen Visits 71st Local Police Department To Raise Autism Awareness, Show Support
• Washington Co. Family Alleges KinderCare Employee Took Nude Photos Of Girl, Emailed Them To Dozens Of People
• San Francisco Police Announce Arrest In Racially Charged Bayview Recycling Robbery
• Mount Tammany Wildfire: Authorities Trying To Identify People In Photo In Connection To New Jersey Blaze
• 'Made In China' Includes Most US Medicines, Expert Says 'It's Mind Boggling'
• Red Oak High Schools Lady Hawks Seek 14th Straight Win
• Weinstein juror: "There was nothing simple" about decision
• DOE Investigation Finds USC Failed To Appropriately Respond To Allegations Against Gynecologist George Tyndall
• Chicago Conventions Affected By Coronavirus Concerns
• Officials: Driver Who Crashed Truck In Fort Pitt Tunnel Missed Multiple Warning Signs
• An Inside Glimpse Into Suicide Note From Dr. Van Koinis, Pediatrician Who Said He Vaccinated Kids, But Didn't
• Crews Working To Fix Water Main Break In Catonsville
• Constitution Health Plaza Cancels Plans To Open Safe Injection Site At South Philadelphia Location
• Group on a mission to preserve African American "spirituals"
• Long Beach Aquarium Joins A Sea Otter Foster Program For Orphaned Pups
• San Francisco Police Investigating Recent Robbery In Chinatown's Stockton Tunnel
• North Texas Brother Of Milwaukee Molson Coors Shooter: 'We're Still Trying To Digest It'
• Police: Elderly Woman Injured After Crashing SUV Into Paprica Modern Mediterranean Grill In Center City
• Blizzard could dump 4 feet of lake-effect snow
• Lawmakers Push For Toll To Fix Vallejo's Crowded, Flood-Prone Highway 37
• Charges: Terrion Sherman Brutally Murdered Abigail Simpson In Front Of Toddler In St. Paul Apartment
• Former Middle School Building Manager Sentenced For Sex Assault
• Researchers At Pitt Working To Safely And Quickly Develop COVID-19 Vaccine
• Police: Construction Worker Seriously Injured After Falling At Center City Construction Site
• Whistleblower: U.S. workers on coronavirus lacked training
• Woman Found Stabbed To Death In Simi Valley Apartment, Man Arrested
• San Francisco Luxury Condo Project Focus Of 14 New Subpoenas In Public Corruption Probe
• 'Houses For Warriors' Helps Wounded Veteran Fix Home In Need Of Repairs
• Panorama Tower, Empty Since Northridge Earthquake, Reopens With Nearly 200 Apartments
• Leaders Praise BSO Music Director Marin Alsop's 'Extraordinary Impact' After Announcing Her Departure
• Equipment Problem On BART Train In Oakland Causes Major Delays On System
• 5-Vehicle Crash Shuts Down Part Of Forbes Avenue In Uptown
• Pedestrian deaths in U.S. hit highest level in 30 years
• Red Sox Fans Weigh In On Value Of David Ortiz Estate Sale Items
• Anonymous Letters About Soon-To-Depart CPS Inspector General Nicholas Schuler Reference 'Violent Threats,' 'Unstable Behavior'
• Pres. Donald Trump, Mike Bloomberg To Open Campaign Offices In Pittsburgh
• YouTube TV Drops Fox Regional Sports After Contract Dispute With Sinclair
• The Foote Files: Patrick Hernandez And 'Born To Be Alive'
• Texas flood emergency as water main break swamps highway
• Student Group Calls For Two Towson University Dorms Named After Maryland Slave Owners To Be Renamed
• Historic Dry February Raises Drought Concerns In Bay Area
• Amy Klobuchar's uphill battle in South Carolina
• Chicago Area School Districts Putting Together Coronavirus Protocols
• Police: Woman Charged After Putting 3-Year-Old In Scalding Bathwater
• Proposal Would End California Cap On Freelancer Assignments
• California Is Abnormally Dry After Low-precipitation Winter
• NBA Fines Timberwolves $25,000 For Violating Player Resting Policy With D'Angelo Russell
• 'Great Time To Buy': Financial Strategist Says No Reason To Panic With Dow Plummeting Over 1,100 Points Due To Coronavirus Fears
• US Attorney General William Barr Addresses Law Enforcement At Miami Symposium
• UAE Grants $3.5M For Reef Restoration In Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary
• Westbound Lanes Of I-80 In Hercules Reopen After Big-Rig Fire
• Video Shows Man Rob Santa Ana 7-Eleven While Fighting With Clerk
• From Baby Yoda Plushie To Marshmallow Blaster, Toy Makers Already Geared Up For Holiday Season
• Proposed NJ Law Would Fine Beachgoers Who Don't Secure Beach Umbrellas
• People Reportedly Thrown From Car In St. Charles Crash
• House Approves Plan To Install 'Every Word We Utter' Women's Suffrage Monument
• New York City Council Considering Crackdown On Delivery App Fees For Restaurants
• Coronavirus In Minnesota Is Not A Matter Of If, But When, Health Commissioner Says
• Postponed! Summer Student Exchange Trips Latest Coronavirus Casualty
• Bail Reform: Gov. Andrew Cuomo Says Current Law Should Have Been More Strict, Suggests Changes
• Brooklyn Catholic School Turns To Hands-On Science In Fight Against Teen's Epidemic Use Of Toxic E-Cigarettes
• Maryland Senate OKs Bill Banning Discrimination Based On Natural Hairstyles
• Trial Begins Today For Woman Charged With Killing Evelyn Rodriguez, Mother Of MS-13 Victim
• Coronavirus Precautions: International Travelers Arriving At NYC Airports Concerned By Lack Of Screenings
• Coronavirus Concerns Remain As PAX East Opens In Boston Without Sony
• International Travelers Wrestle With Staying Or Going Amid Coronavirus Concerns: 'We Can't Run From Everything'
• Some NJ School Districts Say Proposed School Budget Hurts Their Communities
• No. 7 Maryland Working To Be Even Better In Postseason
• Coronavirus: Forget Face Masks, Focus On Basics Needed For 2 Weeks
• Police Identify Gunman, 5 Men Killed In Molson Coors Brewery Shooting In Milwaukee
• Northeastern Researcher Helps CDC Predict Coronavirus Spread With Mapping Technology
• Gamechangers: Once Bullied, South Jersey Teen Amaya Meekins Creates Platform To Fight Colorism
• Weekend To Do List: Dining Out Deals, Golf Expo And Polar Plunge
• Pompano Beach Firefighter Seriously Injured In Indonesia Returns To South Florida
• Petition Calling On Airlines To Allow Parents To Be Seated With Their Kids For No Extra Charge
• Popular Coral Springs Park Closed Indefinitely Due To Coyote Sightings
• Coronavirus Update: Stock Markets Continue To Fall As Fears Deepen On Lasting Economic Effects
• Human Rights Dept., West Lutheran High School Reach Settlement Over Sex Assault Allegations
• Philadelphia-Area Mass Transit Systems Taking Action To Protect Travelers In Preparation For Possible Coronavirus Outbreak
• Report: Jerry Jones Is 'Thinking' About A Dez Bryant Return
• Black History Month: In World's Longest-Running Talent Show Some Shine, Others Wither At Apollo Theater
• Teen Basketball Star Recovering After Having Brain Tumor Removed Gets His Wish
• Judge Hears Arguments In $143 Million Columbia Gas Explosions Settlement Offer
• North Texas Jury Weighing Whether To Sentence Convicted Cop Killer Brandon McCall To Death
• Billy Idol, Mayor Bill de Blasio Unveil 'Billy Never Idles' Anti-Idling Campaign
• Family Of Library Stabbing Victim Comes Face To Face With Accused Killer In Court
• Reports of cannibalism among Arctic polar bears rising: Scientists
• Taste With Tori: New West Philly Hot Spot Veganish Offering Vegan Versions Of Your Favorite Dishes
• Colorado Climate: Healthy Snowpack Helps Slowly Wipe Out Remaining Drought
• 'I Couldn't Stop Crying' | Celine Dion's Surprise Trip To Canton Tanning Salon Leaves Owner Overwhelmed
• 'Suggests We Don't Know Where They Got It From': California Coronavirus Case Indication Virus Spreading In US
• Scientists discover amphibians are able to glow in the dark
• 'This Was Done Very Secretly': Lawmakers Looking Into Legal Options To Halt Opening Of South Philly Safe Injection Site
• Governor Greg Abbott Says 'Texas Is Very Well Prepared' For Coronavirus
• Crash On Interstate 80 In Solano County Follows High-Speed CHP Chase
• Transcripts Reveal Pittsburgh Judge Mark Tranquilli Told Woman Her Children's Fathers Were 'Dogs'
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo Announces 'No Hate In Our State' Bill To Fight Hate Crimes
• Man Wanted In Connection With Perris Cemetery Triple Homicide Arrested In Wyoming
• Philadelphia Father-Daughter Duos Who Serve As Firefighters, Paramedics Honored During Black History Month Celebration
• Suspect Crashes After Leading High-Speed Chase From Rocklin To Dixon
• Former Miami Dolphin Mark Walton Jailed For Violating Protection Order
• Report: Jerry Jones Wants Jason Witten Back With Cowboys In 2020
• Trial Date Set For Lori Loughlin In College Bribery Scandal As Lawyers Claim New Evidence Clears Her Of Wrongdoing
• Police Seek Charges Against 17-Year-Old In Vandalism Of Plymouth Rock, 10 Other Landmarks
• Catherine Pugh Sentenced To 3 Years In Prison In 'Healthy Holly' Scandal
• Stephanie Alvarado Charged In Daughter's Death After Girl Drank 'Meth Bong Water'
• What Maryland Leaders Are Saying About Catherine Pugh's Sentencing In 'Healthy Holly' Book Scandal
• Miami Weather: Strong Cold Front Dropping Temps Into The 40s & 50s Across South Florida
• 3 Construction Workers Injured In Brooklyn Scaffolding Collapse
• Pick-Up Driver In Head-On Collision Minutes After Being Cited For Speeding
• A New Tom Brady Update Emerges: QB 'Is In Fact In The Patriots' Plans For 2020'
• Jersey Shore's Iconic Lucy The Elephant To Be Listed On Airbnb For One-Night Stays In March
• 'It's Just Heartbreaking:' Thieves Steal Medicine From Toddler Battling Cancer
• 'We Care About You': Former Pittsburgh Pirate Steve Blass Sends Heartwarming Video To Dying Pirates Fan
• Army Has Destroyed Half Of Mustard Agent Stored In Colorado
• Fired Holliston Dog Trainer Pleads Not Guilty To Animal Cruelty Charge
• Chicago To Test New Ultrasonic Water Meters In 150 Homes After Earlier Program Paused Due To Lead Concerns
• Broward Declares 1-Day Cold Weather Emergency, Opens Shelter
• Delivery Giant DoorDash Takes Step Toward Public Offering
• St. Paul Police Say Monique Robbins Is Homicide Victim; Suspect Had Protection Order Against Him
• Helicopter Misses Midway Airport, Makes Emergency Landing In Park In Stickney
• Bill Would Ban Competition By Transgender Females In Ohio High School And College Girls Sports
• Elevated Chance For Spring Flooding In Upper Mississippi River Drainage Area
• The Ones For Wellness: Pairing Certain Foods Can Pack Nutritional Punch
• Man Admits To Stealing $287,000 In Donations Meant For Military Care Packages
• Lori Loughlin's Trial Date Set; Lawyers Say New Evidence Shows She And Husband Are Innocent
• Police: Former Chester County Pastor Attempted To Hire Hitman To Kill Current Pastor, Judge While In Prison For Sexually Assaulting Teen
• Students Learn About Ron Burton At Patriots Hall Of Fame
• Gov. Newsom: California Monitoring 8,400 For Coronavirus; Shortage Of Testing Kits Addressed
• Clorox, Coca Cola Among Companies Sued Over Plastic Pollution By Berkeley Group
• Pickup Crashes Into Home, Car In Driveway In North Richland Hills
• Stretch Of Bannock Street In Front Of Denver City And County Building To Close To Cars
• Woman Dies After Reading Apartment Fire
• Containment Capsules Provide Safer Way To Treat Coronavirus Patients
• BART Board Discusses Report Showing Racial Disparities In Citations
• Dow Plummets, Closes Down Nearly 1,200 Points Thursday
• TSA Issues Real ID Deadline Reminder
• 141 Suicide Prevention Coins Presented To Scott County Sheriff's Office
• Flyers Sign 15-Year-Old Cancer Patient Blake Steigauf To 1-Day Contract
• What You Need To Know: Latest Coronavirus Information From Pennsylvania State Health Dept.
• Hospital Nurses Throw Surprise Birthday Party For Cancer Patient: 'It Made Me Kind Of Tear Up A Bit'
• Coronavirus Dow Sell-Off Tops 1,190 Points; Silicon Valley Big Tech Battered As Stocks Tumble
• J.C. Penney Sees Key Sales Figure Down Despite CEO's Attempt At Turning Around Company
• Washing Your Hands Is Best Defense Against Coronavirus, Not A Facemask
• Houston Area Chemical Plant Accused Of Releasing Toxic Pollutants During Harvey: 'They Left Hazardous Chemical Deliberately Unprotected'
• Ubaldo Jimenez, Making Comeback Attempt With Colorado Rockies, Solid In Short Outing
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Holds Press Conference Over Coronavirus Concerns
• Miami-Dade Police Searching For 70-Year-Old Pedro Garcia Missing Since Wednesday
• 'We're Not All Friends Online': Kathleen Barber On Simon & Schuster Book 'Follow Me' & Social Media
• Texas Unveils Updated Driver License Design With Laser Engraving, Tamperproof Materials
• Former Pennsylvania State Sen. Mike Folmer Pleads Guilty In Child Porn Case
• Rick Dayton Makes Candy Bars For Recipes For Hope
• Facebook F8 Conference In San Jose Canceled Amid Coronavirus Concerns
• All LA County Voting Centers To Open Saturday
• Time Out New York Things To Do: The Wild Film Festival, Sun Ra Concert, Pazole Festival
• 2 San Francisco Lottery Players' Scratchers Score Big Jackpots
• Prosecutors: 7 Girls Charged After Wheaton North School Brawl That Involved Pocket Knife, Sock Full Of Batteries
• Independent Label, Underground Resistance, Explains the Birth of Techno in Detroit
• Pac-12 Basketball Returns To National Relevance With New Coaches, Smarter Scheduling
• Sacramento Coronavirus Case From Unknown Origin Marks 'Turning Point,' State Says
• Dump Trailer Hits Interstate 65 Overpass In Crown Point
• New Castle County Burglary Ring Busted With Arrests Of Brian Stigile, Ashlie Marshall; Police Seek To Return Stolen Property
• Top impeachment investigator to leave House Intel post
• Racist Graffiti Found In Restroom At Salisbury Restaurant, State Police Investigating
• How Daily Life Could Change If Coronavirus Spreads Within The US
• Parker Road Closed Northbound After Crews Hit Gas Pipe
• Check Out The 3 Most Popular Spots In Stockton's Oak Park Neighborhood
• Water Main Break Floods Highway In Houston, Leaves Drivers Stranded
• Gannon Stauch Search: Friday Search Near Monument Postponed
• 'Heroic Effort' From Staff Led To Denver Zoo's First-Ever Baby Rhino Birth
• Body Of Missing Florida Woman Found In Trunk Of Vehicle
• Matthew Witt Gets 22 Years In Prison For Killing Mother, Attacking Father Last July
• 6 Steps To Protect Yourself From Coronavirus
• Man Wanted For Allegedly Videotaping Girl In Batavia Mall Fitting Room
• Cook County Judge Reassigned After Video Shows Her Putting Girl In Lockup
• South Park Police Look For Suspect Accused Of Smashing In Multiple Glass Doors And A Car Window
• Florida Lawmakers Sign Off On Coalition Against Domestic Violence Crackdown
• Steven Seagal charged with illegally touting cryptocurrency
• James Beard Award Semifinalists: See The Massachusetts Restaurants And Chefs On The List
• Offset Guest Stars On An All-New Episode Of NCIS: Los Angeles, Sunday March 1st
• Offset Guest Stars On An All-New Episode Of NCIS: Los Angeles, Sunday March 1
• Having Trouble Receiving CBS 62, You Might Need To Rescan: Here's How
• A.J. Freund's Mother, JoAnn Cunningham, Faces April Sentencing For 5-Year-Old Boy's Murder
• Police: Florida Man Accused Of Killing Mother, Stepsister In Knife Attack
• How deadly is coronavirus and what are the symptoms?
• MnDOT To Remove Trees Along 'Corridor Of Death' To Improve Safety After Deadly Crashes
• Police: Man With Hunting Knife Told Sac State Students To Watch Their Surrounding
• You Can Buy One Of Catherine Pugh's 'Healthy Holly' Books For Over $32K On Amazon
• CSU Rams Announce 2020 Football Schedule With Beer-Themed Release Video
• Mayor Kenney: Man Suffers Fatal Drug Overdose Inside Home 'Steps Away' From Proposed South Philly Safe Injection Site
• Want To Adopt A Pet? Here Are 6 Cuddly Canines To Adopt Now In Miami
• 'I Will Listen': Moving Video From Taunton Police Aims To Raise Awareness About Officers' Mental Health
• Flight For Life Aiming To Save Lives In Colorado Backcountry
• Michigan To Pay $80M In Lawsuit Over Teen Abuse In Prison
• Now You Can Airbnb Inside The East Coast's Biggest (And Last) Giant Elephant Building
• Baltimore Police Searching For Missing 68-Year-Old Man Jaydee Bailey
• LA Fitness Reportedly Coming To Downtown Pittsburgh
• 'We Have The Ability To Go All The Way': Chris Mattina On Playing For Rugby United New York
• Largest Pedestrian Bridge In U.S. To Be Built In Oakland County
• Maurice Cathey, Of Chicago, Sentenced To Life For Man's Fatal Overdose In South Dakota
• DNR: Deadline To Remove Ice Fishing Houses Is Near
• What You Need To Know: Latest Coronavirus Information From Pennsylvania, New Jersey And Delaware Health Departments
• Market Street Changes Leading To Faster Muni Speeds, Little Impact To Cars, Study Finds
• Only 1 Colorado Native is Attending The 2020 NFL Combine: Dalton Keene
• MN State Patrol: Driver Ticketed 3 Times For Speeding -- In Less Than An Hour
• Barr says U.S. has "moral obligation" to combat rise in police suicides
• 1973 Cold Case Murder Of Vallejo Woman Solved With Updated DNA Analysis
• Ex-Baltimore mayor gets 3 years in prison for book scheme
• Jimmy John's linked to new E. coli outbreak
• Suspended lesbian teacher reaches settlement with district
• Former State Sen. Mike Folmer Pleads Guilty In Child Porn Case
• Best Buy Posts Strong 4Q Sales During Holiday Season
• Vice President Mike Pence's History Managing Indiana's HIV Crisis As Governor Under Scrutiny Now That He's Overseeing Federal Coronavirus Response
• Denver Concertgoer Concerned About Rising Ticket Fees As Congress Takes Up The Issue
• Winner's Circle: Teenager Completes Marathon During Cancer Treatment
• Water Main Break Shuts Down Portion Of Rhawn Street In Fox Chase
• Robert Morris University Cancels Study Abroad Programs Amidst Worldwide Coronavirus Outbreak
• South Jersey Doctor Born On Leap Day Reunites With Leap Day Sisters He Delivered 4 Years Apart
• Miami Dolphins Cheerleader Sees Impact Of Dolphins Cancer Challenge Firsthand
• Black History Month: About The Amateur Night At The Apollo's Good Luck Tree Of Hope
• Watauga Man Dies After Escaping Then Going Back Inside Burning House To Find Dog
• 'I'm Really Upset': Girl Scouts Cheated Out Of Cookie Proceeds With Fake Cash
• Injured Owl Rescued By Firefighters During Maria Fire Released Back Into Wild
• Pelosi accuses Trump of "playing politics" over coronavirus response
• Missing Beaver Co. Native Jordan Lampus Found Alive In Seattle
• 'Who Would Do This?': Girl Scouts Cheated Out Of Cookie Proceeds With Fake Cash
• Home Depot Recalls Dresser That Could Tip Over And Hurt Children
• Boy, 7, Critically Injured By Motorist While Attempting To Board School Bus, Driver Cooperating With Police
• Cargill Halts International Travel For Its Staff Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Coney Island YMCA Kids Name New Attraction At Luna Park
• Patriots Free Agency Updates On Devin McCourty, Jamie Collins, Joe Thuney, Phillip Dorsett
• Teacher dresses up as black trailblazer every day of month
• Ramapo High School Evacuated Due To Fumes
• Chicago Weather: Colder Than Average Temperatures
• San Francisco Rolling Out 2 More Homeless Navigation Centers
• New Coronavirus Case In Sacramento County May Be First From Unknown Origin
• Enlistment Oath For US Army Recruits In Texas Was Truly Out Of This World
• Police: Vacaville DUI Suspect Also Had Loaded Concealed Gun
• Black History Month: Costume Designer Paul Tazewell On Breaking Barriers On Broadway And Beyond
• 1 Dead, 1 Seriously Injured In I-57 Crash; All Lanes Reopened
• Union Workers At HealthPartners Approve Tentative Agreement
• You must now work longer to afford a middle-class life
• A "mini-moon" the size of a car is orbiting the Earth
• $3.2M Study To Help Baltimore's Coastal Flooding Halted After Federal Funding Pulled
• Carrick High School On Modified Lockdown Following Threat
• Dresser Recalled By Home Depot Due To Tip Over Risk
• Rollover Crash Shut Down Part Of McKnight Road
• Clippers Hold Off Suns Behind Balanced Attack
• 1st U.S. Coronavirus Case Of Unknown Origin From Solano County, Treated In Sacramento
• Colorado Infection Prevention Specialist Surprised By Mysterious U.S. Coronavirus Case So Soon
• Bernie Sanders Holding San Jose Rally Ahead Of California Primary On Super Tuesday
• ACM Award Nominees Announced: 3 Out Of 5 Female Singers Up For 'Artist Of The Year' From Texas
• T-Shirt Sales Raise $16,000 For Officer Hurt In Shooting
• Family Claims New Jersey Catholic Church Denied Communion To 8-Year-Old Son Because He Has Autism
• Police Searching For Suspect Involved In 2 Troy Home Invasions
• Patient In Downstate Belleville Being Tested For Possible Coronavirus
• Clarion Co. Man Dies In Snowmobile Crash In Maine
• 55th ACM Awards To Be Hosted By Keith Urban + Nominees Announced
• 1 Person, Several Pets Rescued After Fire At Mansion Flats Victorian
• CDC says to prepare for the coronavirus. How?
• NASA Astronaut On New Mission To Spread Knowledge From Space Research In Silicon Valley
• Pittsburgh Lost Steelers Broadcaster, Radio Hall Of Famer Myron Cope 12 Years Ago Today
• Terps Fans Lose Their Minds Over Darryl Morsell's Thrilling Game-Winning 3-Pointer At Minnesota
• Plugged In To DFW: Super Tuesday
• Plans For Irvington BART Station Move Forward After Board Vote
• US Attorney William McSwain Files Appeal To Stop Opening Of Safe Injection Site In South Philadelphia
• Florida House, Senate At Odds On Vaping Solutions
• 'This Is Like Mile 4': Dr. Jill Biden Compares Democratic Primary Race To Marathon That's Just Getting Started
• Police Looking To Identify 2 Suspects In Farmington Hills Break-In
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