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Articles from March 5, 2020

• Proposed State Bill Protects Workers Quarantined Due To Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Fears Keep Cruise Ship In Limbo Off Coast; San Bruno Senior Center Closed After Former Passengers Visit
• SF SoMa Police Chase Ends With Car Crash Into Scaffolding
• LASD Pursuit Of Suspected Stolen Vehicle Ends In Newhall Pass, 2 In Custody
• 'Just Hooked To It': UCHealth's First Female Life Line Pilot Was Destined For The Skies
• Colorado: 2 'Presumptive' Cases Of Coronavirus Confirmed
• Coronavirus Testing Guidelines Include Specific Criteria
• State Lawmakers Unveil 'Colorado Affordable Health Care Option'
• Man In Unknown Condition After Stabbing At Glendale Hotel
• Raucous Chase Crowd Welcomes Steph Curry Back; Warriors Fall To Raptors
• Riverside School Counselor Arrested For Possession, Distribution Of Child Pornography; Accused Of Planting Camera In Restroom
• Wild Beat Sharks 3-2, Extend Win Streak to Six
• Placer County Health Issues 'Health Officer's Order' On Street Where Coronavirus Patient Lived
• Letecia Stauch Booked Into El Paso County Jail On Charges Of Killing Stepson Gannon
• Police: Downtown Sacramento Liquor Store Owner In Critical Condition Following Robbery
• San Joaquin County Inmates Escape Custody While At SF Rehab Center
• Most Stores Sold Out Of Hand Sanitizer, Rubbing Alcohol In Denver Metro Area
• Pajama Party Host Killed When Robbery Turned Into Gun Battle
• 'Thankful For The Opportunity': Erik Jensen Ready For Second Chance After Being Released From Prison
• California Secretary Of State Calls For Mail-In Ballots To Be Sent To All LA County Voters
• Placer County Sheriff's Office Investigating String Of Ski & Snowboard Thefts
• Coronavirus (COVID-19) On Minds Of Chaska High School Parents As Band, Choir Head To Spain
• Avea Lifts Hawaii Past UC Davis 67-65
• Denver Water Changes PH Levels In Effort To Keep Lead Out Of Drinking Water
• Harris Scores 28 As Sixers Beat Kings To End Long Road Skid
• Elizabeth Warren Drops Out Of Presidential Race After Disappointing Super Tuesday Finish
• 2nd Case Of Coronavirus In Colorado Is Senior Female In Douglas County
• Getting Hosed: Chicago's Department Of Water Management Needs A Refresher Course On Customer Service
• People Making A Difference: SoCal Mom Carries On Daughter's Legacy Of Helping Others Battle Cystic Fibrosis
• Former Chicago Deputy Aviation Commissioner William Helm Charged With Bribing Former State Sen. Martin Sandoval
• KCAL9 Celebrates 30 Years Broadcasting In Southern California
• Skier Dies After Hitting Tree At Eldora Mountain Resort
• Nor'easter May Clip Cape And Islands With Snow And Strong Wind
• First Coronavirus Cases Confirmed In Maryland, Gov. Hogan Declares State Of Emergency
• Plymouth Student Gets Flu-Like Symptoms After Trip To Italy, Schools Closed Friday
• Coronavirus Update: 22 Cases In New York State, Officials Say More Test Kits Needed
• The Symptoms Of Coronavirus And What You Should Do If You Feel Sick
• Suspect Dead After Pittsburgh Police Officer Shot On North Side
• Ben's Chili Bowl Opens Its First Location In Maryland
• Light Pole Removed After Falling Onto Car In Albany Park
• Carroll Co. Horse Trainer Shows Off Newly Tamed Chincoteague Pony At Horse World Expo
• Daniel, The Golden Retriever Who Shined At Westminster Show, Receives Proclamation From Westmoreland Co.
• Police: Squeegee Kid Breaks Van Window, Assaults Driver In Downtown Baltimore
• Investigators Find Loaded Gun, Contraband In Housing Unit Of Manhattan Jail Where Jeffrey Epstein Died
• Man Shot On Bus In New Hope; Investigation Underway
• Coronavirus Update: Mayor Bill De Blasio Asks Travelers Returning From Certain Countries To Isolate Themselves
• Man Struck By Car, Killed While Walking Dog In Brooklyn
• Criminal Carpool In West Suburbs Steals Items From Inside Unlocked Cars, And Sometimes Cars Themselves
• Man Arrested After Allegedly Threatening Property Manager Of Deli Where Jersey City Shooting Took Place
• As Carlow University Looks To Expand, Future Of St. Agnes Church In Oakland Remains Unknown
• Zibanejad Scores 5 Goals To Lead Rangers Past Caps In OT
• Buckeye Women Pull Away To Beat Gophers 77-56
• 2 Goals For DeBrincat As Blackhawks Top Edmonton Oilers In 4th Straight Victory
• Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay Named Best Hotel In Maryland
• Coronavirus Outbreak Derails Pennsbury High School Marching Band's Historic Trip To China, France
• State Of Illinois' Coronavirus Hotline Fields Myriad Of Calls With Questions, Concerns
• Coronavirus May Force Postponement, Cancellation Of Major South Florida Events
• Anderson Makes 37 Saves, Senators Beat Islanders
• Anne Arundel County Police Searching For Suspects In Alleged Theft At Marley Station Mall
• DFW Airport Says Homeless No Longer Welcome
• Employees Suing Universal Studios Hollywood After Allegedly Being Assaulted By Guests
• 5th Case Of Coronavirus Confirmed In Illinois; Vanderbilt Student Had Been Studying In Italy
• Sacramento PD Seeking Public's Help In Identifying Sexual Assault Suspect
• Safeway Reaches A Tentative Agreement, Avoids Strike
• Weeks After $67K In Cash Goes Missing From Woman's Safe Deposit Box, An Unexpected Twist
• Do Cleaning Products Work Against The Coronavirus?
• 2 Firefighters Injured Battling 3-Alarm Fire In Dorchester
• State Lawmakers Fast-Track Bill For Coronavirus Funding
• Baltimore County Justice Coalition Asks For Independent Investigation Into Deadly Officer-Involved Shooting
• Replace Red Meat With Plant Protein Or Dairy To Live Longer, 2 New Studies Suggest
• School Panic Alarms Get Legislative Backing
• Krug Scores In OT, Bruins Rally Past Panthers 2-1
• All 89 UC Davis Med Center Employees On Self-Quarantine Test Negative For Coronavirus
• Bruins Rally Past Panthers 2-1 In OT
• St. Cloud Police Identify David Beckes As Man Who Died After Altercation With Officers
• Chicago Weather: Scattered Rain And Snow Overnight, Strong Winds For Friday Morning Rush
• Police: Suspect Broke Into Woman's Home, Sexually Assaulted Her In Stockton
• Yeadon Police Department Swears In First-Ever Full-Time Female Officer
• No Bond For Man Accused In Deadly Stabbing At Richard's Bar; Prosecutors' Narrative Differs From Victim's Family's
• Toyota Recalls More Than 3 Million Vehicles Over Faulty Fuel Pumps
• Attorneys Say Victims Not Suing University Of Michigan For Football Doctor Sexual Misconduct
• City Clerk: What Detroit Voters Need To Know Ahead Of Next Week's Election
• 11-Year-Old Semaj O'Branty Returns Home Four Months After Being Shot In Head Walking Home From School In Frankford
• Third Person Tests Positive For Coronavirus In Massachusetts
• 1 Dead, 1 In Custody After Apparent Domestic Dispute In Maple Grove Home
• Arrest Made In Connection To Shooting Death Of Rafael Chavez In Stockton
• Art Van Furniture Closing: What To Know
• Dan + Shay Donate $100,000 To Support Tornado Relief Funds In Tennessee
• Cruise Ship Passengers Departing From Long Beach Remain Undeterred By Coronavirus
• Here Is What We Know About The Coronavirus At-A-Glance 3-5-20
• Using Olive Oil Instead Of These Foods Could Add Years To The Life of Your Heart, Study Says
• Hornqvist Scores 2 Goals In Penguins' 4-2 Win Over Sabres
• Scorching-Hot Flyers Blast Hurricanes For Eighth Straight Win
• Coronavirus (COVID-19) Threat Hastens Minnesota House To Pass Paid Family Leave Bill
• COVID-19 Testing: Who Can Get It and How?
• Los Angeles Marathon Activities Will Go On As Planned, Risk Of Exposure To Coronavirus 'Low'
• Amy Klobuchar Calls For Independent Review Of Myon Burrell's Convictions For Murder Of Tyesha Edwards, 11
• Hungry For Vegan Eats? These 3 New NYC Spots Have You Covered
• 'We're The Safest People In America Right Now': Quarantined Cruise Ship Couple Returns Home To Irving
• Bone Found May Be Connected To Infamous Speed Freak Killers
• Pitching A Disaster For Cubs As They're Blanked By Texas Rangers
• Democrats MJ Hegar, Royce West Vying For US Senate Make Case To Attract Voters In Primary Runoff
• How Quick Is Coronavirus Spreading? Health Officials Discuss Risk And Protection
• Two Local 11-Year-Old Golfers Will Compete At Augusta National Before The Masters
• Police Raid Problem Home In Roseville, More Than A Dozen People Arrested
• LAX Will Add Two New Taxi Pickup Locations To Augment LAX-it Lot
• 'It Is Not Open Season': California AG Cracks Down On Price Gouging In Wake Of Coronavirus Outbreak
• Burbank Boulevard Bridge Project To Shut Down 5 Freeway For 36 Hours On April 25
• Pierre Gibbons, Man Who Ran Into Burning Home To Save Neighbor, Released From Burn Unit
• Woman Attempting To 'OfferUp' Stolen Baseball Equipment Arrested In Roseville, Police Say
• First-Time Player Of Acme Monopoly Game Scores Big In Bryn Mawr
• City Share Housing Ordinance Enables Out-Of-Control Party Houses At Rented Homes, Critics Say
• Rangers Test Out Globe Life Field Retractable Roof
• Report: Skier Visits At Arapahoe Basin Ski Area Down 35%
• Coronavirus Vaccine? Author Gerald Posner Breaks Down Big Pharma's Role
• How Parents Can Talk To Their Kids About Coronavirus Outbreak
• Man Who Was On Cruise Ship With Coronavirus Patients Dies In Sunnyvale
• New Jersey Senate Passes Bill Banning Single-Use Plastics
• Man Who Was On Cruise Ship With Coronavirus Patients Dies In Sunnyvale
• Colorado Tries To End Time Limits For Sex Abuse Lawsuits
• Inmates On Judge-Ordered Day Pass Escape In San Francisco
• Former Oakland Police Chief Renews Criticism Of Federal Monitor
• Democrats Sue To Block Texas Straight-Ticket Voting In 2020
• 'Hamilton' Tour Announces #Ham4Ham Lottery For Los Angeles Performances
• CU Buffs Begin Process Of Getting Better After Losing 3rd Straight
• 1 Arrested In Mexico, 1 Wanted In Connection With 2011 Homicide In Modesto
• With 3 Homers In 2 Days, Bryce Harper Already In Midseason Form For Phillies
• Vigil Held For Slain Philadelphia Police Sgt. Robert Wilson On Fifth Anniversary Of His Death
• Fire Crews Respond To Large Greenhouse Fire In Monticello
• DA Won't Seek Death Penalty For STEM School Shooting Suspect Devon Erickson
• '#JerseyStrong': New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Posts Photo While Recovering From Surgery To Remove Kidney Tumor
• Johnson County Community Recognizes 'Oldest Law Enforcement Officer In The World' For His Service
• CRISPR used inside a human's body for the first time: Scientists
• Prosecutors: Berks County School Worker Sexually Assaulted 15-Year-Old Boy In Classroom
• WATCH: Denton Police Release Video Footage Of UNT Student Darius Tarver's Fatal Shooting
• Suspect Arrested In Series Of Molotov Cocktail Arson Attacks In San Jose
• Sacramento County Proclaims Public Health Emergency In Response To Coronavirus
• Minnesota Senior Living Facilities Prep For Coronavirus (COVID-19)
• Philadelphia Flyers LW James Van Riemsdyk Out 4-6 Weeks With Broken Right Index Finger
• Police Searching For 2 Burglary Suspects Who Broke Into South Dallas Restaurant
• Coronavirus Is Causing Big Problems For Some Who Are Planning Weddings
• Joe Biden continues to hold lead in delegate race
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Warren bows out of presidential race
• Second Person In Philadelphia Under Investigation For Possible Case Of Coronavirus
• Long Island Couple Dead Of Apparent Murder-Suicide, Baby Found Unharmed
• Coronavirus Update: New Rochelle Residents Concerned About Their Sick Neighbors
• Mosquito Season Preparations Underway In Hennepin County
• Elizabeth Warren Drops Out Of Race, Calls Presidential Campaign 'Honor Of A Lifetime'
• Video Of Arrest In Brooklyn Prompts Protests, Calls For Investigation Into NYPD
• Minnesota Education Department Reports New High Graduate Rates
• Maryland Lawmakers Vote Down Bill To Expand Sales Tax To Services
• USC Ordered To Turn Over Documents In College Admissions Scandal
• Fordham Law School Students Volunteer Time To Teach Children How To Stay Safe On The Internet
• 'She Was Underappreciated': New Book Chronicles The Accomplishments Of Former Pittsburgh Mayor Sophie Masloff
• Governor Abbott Announces Statewide Testing Capabilities For Coronavirus
• Texas company plans first private space station flight
• Mosque And Muslim-Owned Business In North Mpls. Defaced With Islamophobic And Homophobic Graffiti
• Delaware County Philanthropic Group Gives More Than 100 Children With Special Needs The Red Carpet Treatment
• Vice President Pence Credits 3M Respirators As Vital In Efforts To Stop Coronavirus (COVID-19)
• 2 People From Harris County, Including Rice University Employee, Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Sen. Schumer Says He Didn't Threaten Supreme Court Justices: 'I'm From Brooklyn. We Speak In Strong Language'
• Volunteer raises $30,000 to help Nashville recover after tornado
• Letecia Stauch, Stepmom Accused Of Gannon's Murder, Reportedly Attacked Deputy On Way To Colorado
• Detectives Seek Info From Public On Former Elk Grove Coach Accused Of Inappropriately Touching Minor
• You Paid For It: Scaffolding In Front Of Landmark City-Owned Building In West Town Has Been There Since 2015
• Philadelphia Eagles Hire Marty Mornhinweg As Senior Offensive Consultant
• NYPD To Combat Big Spike In Crime With Massive Redeployment, More Overtime
• 'Not Gonna Stop Me From Traveling': Coronavirus Concerns Hitting In Middle Of Very Busy Travel Season
• Statistics Show Colon, Rectal Cancer Cases Are Up In Young Adults
• March's supermoon will light up the night sky on Monday
• Sonoma County Confirms New Case Of Coronavirus From Mexico Cruise Ship
• Moreno Valley Woman Pleads Guilty To 17 Counts Of Animal Cruelty
• Trump criticized for saying people with coronavirus "go to work"
• Mike Bloomberg Funding Anti-President Donald Trump Operation In Pennsylvania
• 'They Deserve To Be Honored': Hundreds Attend Unaccompanied Funeral Of Korean War Veteran In Delaware
• Gov. Charlie Baker Denounces Massachusetts Gas Tax Bill
• Lawyer challenging abortion law reacts to Supreme Court arguments
• Safe Injection Site Supporters, Protesters Fill City Hall For Mayor Jim Kenney's Budget Address
• Outbound Mt. Washington Transit Tunnel Reopens After Repairs
• Boston Sports Stars, Charlie Baker Go Bald To Help Sick Children
• Bloomington Police Investigate Suspected Overdose Of 3 Men In Bloomington Thursday Morning, 1 Dead
• Professional Organizer Says Spring Cleaning Can Benefit Your Well-Being
• New Class Rankings For Dallas ISD High School Students Come Out Next Week
• 3 Biogen Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus After Boston Conference
• 3 reasons the coronavirus is dragging down stocks
• National Consumer Protection Week Highlights Surging Scams
• Exclusive: NYPD Homeless Outreach Initiative Seeing Increased Staffing, Results
• Thomas Valva Case: New Attorney Calls Death 'Tragic Accident,' Says Michael Valva 'Emotionally Distraught'
• Santa Clara County Confirms 6 New Coronavirus Cases; Tech Firms Urged To Cancel Non-Essential Travel
• Sen. Cory Gardner Helps Reach $2 Billion Deal To Boost Conservation, Parks
• Breakdown Of Minnesota Graduation Rates In 2019
• New Jersey Officials Announce Second Presumptive Coronavirus Case In State
• Local Family Quarantined On California Cruise Ship For Possible Coronavirus
• Jersey City Chief Prosecutor Takes On USPS, Claiming Mail Carriers Are Parking Trucks Illegally With No Penalties
• Police: Revolutionary War Re-Enactor Came To Give Presentation At Boxford School Drunk
• Mass. Businesses Missing Out On Chinese Imports, Local Spending Due To Coronavirus
• N.J. Officials Say They Have 2 Presumptive Coronavirus Cases
• Toyota Recalling 1.2 Million Vehicles Due To Possible Fuel Pump Failure
• Many new college grads are stuck in low-wage jobs
• Temple University Hospital Seeking Public's Help To Identify Patient
• Gunman Allegedly Opens Fire On Officers Responding To Shooting In Washington Heights
• Austin Harrouff's Psychological Evaluation Report Details Insight Into Face-Eating Double Murder Suspect
• Lowell High School In San Francisco Closed Due To Coronavirus Exposure
• Instacart Offering Deliveries That Don't Require Human Contact Amid Coronavirus Fears
• Researchers: Daylight Saving Time Has Negative Impact On Health Of Humans
• Taste With Tori: Santino's Tap & Table In Delaware County Calls You Family As Soon As You Enter The Door
• Toyota Recalling 3 Million Vehicles Over Faulty Fuel Pumps
• Authorities: N.J. Woman Killed Man Using A Tape Dispenser, Shower Rod
• Former GOP congressman comes out as gay
• City Official: Coronavirus Fears Will Postpone Miami's Ultra Music Festival
• Police Not Releasing Name Of Woman Murdered In Pembroke Pines Condo Parking Lot
• Denver Sees Some Traffic Safety Improvements With Vision Zero Program
• Baltimore HQ National Federation Of The Blind Helps Those Who Go Blind Transition To New Life
• R. Kelly Pleads Not Guilty Following New Sex Abuse Accusations
• And Then There Were 3: Warren Suspends Presidential Campaign
• Wanted Man Missed Court In Oregon Facing Child Sex Abuse Charges; Last Known Address In Turlock
• Brigham Young University Clarifies Changes To Honor Code On 'Same-Sex Romantic Behavior'
• Mayor Jim Kenney Tackles Gun Violence, Free Community College Of Philadelphia Tuition During Budget Address
• Prosecutors Ask Judge To Deny Bernie Madoff's Request For Release
• Convicted Rapist Harvey Weinstein Transferred From Hospital To Rikers Island
• Miami Weather: Thursday's Temps Tie Record High But Cold Front Coming
• No, you won't contract coronavirus from a package
• South Florida Woman Accused Of Leaving Infant With Broken Bones
• DIY hand sanitizer ingredients are almost sold out
• Weekend To Do List: St. Patrick's Celebration, Pop Up Ice Bar, Boston Massacre Reenactment
• CDC: Avoid Non-Essential Trips To China, South Korea, Iran & Italy
• Months into coronavirus outbreak, "unanswered questions" persist
• Police: Driver Flees Accident Scene Leaving Bumper, Calls Afterward For Help To Retrieve Keys
• PennDOT Deploying Photo Speed Enforcement Across The Commonwealth
• Stockton, Central Valley Get Poor Marks In New Study On Best Cities For St. Patrick's Day Celebrations
• Tennessee Man Diagnosed With Coronavirus Flew Through Logan Airport
• Coronavirus: Answers To Questions About COVID-19, Screening, Different Strains
• Boston's First Recreational Marijuana Shop To Open Monday
• DoubleTree In Pikesville Cancels Reservation For Yeshiva U. Basketball Team Over Coronavirus Fears
• Vermont Venue Where NH Coronavirus Patient Attended Party Cancels Events
• Taylor Swift donates $1 million to tornado relief
• Health Officials Increase Testing Kits In Michigan For Coronavirus
• American Airlines Upping Cleaning Procedures Amid Coronavirus Threat
• Death Of 96-Year-Old Woman Found By Caretaker In Lochearn Home Ruled A Homicide
• CBS Sports Gives Top Grade To Broncos For A.J. Bouye Trade
• Family Charged In 16-Year-Old's Shooting Death In Savage Target Parking Lot
• Surveillance court bars some DOJ, FBI officials from warrant process
• Officials: Philadelphia Police Officer Jesse Alvarez Arrested Following Domestic Assault Investigation
• Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey To 'Reevaluate' Plan To Spend Months In Africa Over Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Reality Check: How Worried Should You Be?
• U Of I Urbana-Champaign Calls Off All University-Sponsored Spring Break Travel Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• List Of Disinfectants You Can Use Against Coronavirus
• Celtics Rule Out Jaylen Brown, Gordon Hayward Friday Night Vs. Jazz
• New Windsor Man Convicted Of Sexual Abuse And Rape Of A Child
• City Of Round Rock Talks Coronavirus Prevention In Humorous Texan Terms
• FDA Requires Boxed Warning For Singulair Due To Neuropsychiatric Events
• 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin Coming To Pittsburgh For WWE Raw
• 'We Don't Have Them Yet': DeSantis Works To Get More Coronavirus Test Kits As Florida-Related Cases Rises To 9
• 7th grader wins contest to name new Mars rover
• Injured Brothers Sue Over Fatal Pennsylvania Turnpike Crash
• 'It Was Something I Needed For My Basketball Life': Stephon Marbury On 'A Kid From Coney Island' Documentary & New York Knicks
• Border apprehensions rise for first time in 9 months
• Preventing Coronavirus: Best Pittsburgh Songs To Sing For 20 Seconds While Washing Your Hands
• Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville Says It's Opening Boston Restaurant
• Minneapolis Among Top Places To Celebrate St. Patrick's Day
• New UNC Head Coach Ed McCaffrey Readies For First Spring In Greeley
• About 200 Linked To RI School Trip Under Quarantine
• New Castle Woman Arrested After Assault On Police Officer And Retail Theft
• State Lawmakers Seek To Block Seton Medical Center Closure In Daly City Amid Coronavirus Spread
• Detroit Grocery Store Fined For Food Law Violations
• Don't Throw Away Your Shot, 'Hamilton' Is Coming To DC
• Study: Pittsburgh Among Least Obese Cities In United States
• Will warm weather stop the spread of coronavirus?
• YouTube TV Will Keep Fox Regional Sports After Reaching Contract Agreement
• 'Not A Page Gone': First Responders Find Intact Bibles Among Tornado Wreckage
• The Foote Files: Tony Bennett
• Facebook Removes Misleading Trump 'Census' Campaign Ads
• Beaver Rescued From Edge Of Charles River In Wellesley
• New Jersey Eyes Wider Betting On Esports Video Game Tournaments
• Starbucks Will No Longer Serve Coffee In Personal Mugs Due To Coronavirus Fears
• Pittsburgh Magazine Previews New Feature "Where Are They Now"
• Police Shut Down Streets For Barricade Situation In Rogers Park
• Nick Mosby Leads As Choice For Baltimore City Council President, Poll Says
• 4 New Coronavirus Cases Reported In LA County
• Police: 23-Year-Old Man Took Up-Skirt Photos At Church, Mall, Detroit Area Over 2 Years
• U.S. Syria envoy says situation in Idlib is "far more" than a humanitarian catastrophe
• EPA Releases List of Disinfectants To Use To Combat Coronavirus
• Covenant House Michigan Provides Sanctuary, Support To Homeless Youth
• Feds Agree To Release 35K Additional H-2B Seasonal Worker Visas, Win For Maryland Seafood Industry
• Monrovia School Undergoes Deep Cleaning After Parent's Possible Exposure To Coronavirus Patient
• Swim Advisory Remains In Effect For Portion of Collins Canal In Miami Beach
• Donny Marshall On CAA Tournament: 'For The Seniors On That Hofstra Team, Nothing More Important Than Erasing Bad Feelings From Last Year'
• Donny Marshall On CAA Tournament: For Hofstra Seniors 'Nothing More Important Than Erasing Bad Feelings'
• Community Feedback From Listening Sessions On Dallas Police Department's 5-Year Strategic Plan
• Firefighters Rescue Dogs Who Wandered On Thin Ice In 2 Colorado Cities
• Prince George's Cpl. Michael Owen Indicted In Fatal Shooting Of Handcuffed William Green In Police Cruiser
• Lockers For Homeless Open Up Inside Denver City Facility On Colfax Avenue
• Southlake Vacation House Watch Form
• Explore The 4 Most Popular Spots In Sacramento's Old North Sacramento Neighborhood
• Waiting To Get Their 'Pink' On, 300th Flamingo Chick Hatches At Fort Worth Zoo
• 2 Suspects Busted For Allegedly Selling Pot To Novato High School Students
• UT Dallas Student Athlete Joins NCAA Advisory Panel To Monitor Coronavirus Situation
• Stocks Renew Slide On Concerns Of Severe Coronavirus Hit
• Dana White Says Robert Kraft Wants Tom Brady Back With Patriots
• Several States, Conservative Groups Back Gov. DeSantis In Florida Felons' Voting Fight
• Fort Worth Moms
• 21-Year-Old Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In South Philadelphia
• 'Not A Page Gone': First Responders Find Intact Bibles Among Tornado Wreckage
• Caltrain Adopts 30 Percent Affordable Housing Policy
• College Students Raising $75,000 For Fast-Food Worker Who Lost His Home In A Fire
• WOW Festival In Baltimore Canceled Over Coronavirus Concerns
• Ex-Football, Hockey Players Sue University Of Michigan Alleging Former Doctor Of Sexual Assault
• San Francisco Health Officials Confirm City's First Two Cases Of Coronavirus
• Senate passes $8.3 billion package to fight the coronavirus
• An Egg A Day May Be Fine For You After All, New Study Says
• College Students Raising $75,000 For Wendy's Worker Malcolm Coleman, Who Lost His Home In A Fire
• Man Arrested In San Jose Highway 101/680 Road Rage Shooting
• San Jose Mayor Touts Passage Of Tax To Fund Affordable Housing, Homeless Services
• Growing Concern About How To Stop Coronavirus Outbreak From Spreading As Health Officials Scramble To Contain It
• Toyota Adds 1.2 Million Vehicles To U.S. Fuel Pump Recall
• Experts: There Is No Evidence Your Pet Can Get Sick From Coronavirus
• Baltimore Drug Dealer Who Sold Drugs Near Elementary School Gets More Than 4 Years In Prison
• State Senate Approves $30 Million For Emergency Disaster Relief Funding
• Gonzales Poll: President Trump Approval Rating In Maryland At 42 Percent
• Plano Woman Arrested For Allegedly Selling Alcohol To 3 Teens Who All Died In Crash
• Capital Gazette Shooting Case Focuses On Records Of Psychologist
• Camden County Officials: 3 People Kidnap Man From North Jersey, Force Him To Withdraw Money
• Police Make Arrest In Fatal Tri-Boro Expressway Crash
• Rockies Outfielder David Dahl Is Looking For First Full Season
• Bill Would Allow College Athletes In Minnesota To Get A Paycheck
• Mountain View Police Arrest Missionary From Utah In Child Porn Investigation
• Baltimore Man Charged After Police Find Drugs During Anne Arundel County Traffic Stop
• THE CW ANNOUNCES SPRING 2020 PREMIERE DATES
• Minneapolis Reaches Deal To Close Lake Street Kmart
• AEW Pro Wrestler MJF Flips Off 7-Year-Old Boy At C2E2 Autograph-Signing Event
• Several Calaveras County Residents In Self-Isolation Over Coronavirus Concerns After Returning From Cruise
• Virginia Woman Struck By Train In Frederick County
• R. Kelly pleads not guilty to reworked federal sex abuse charges
• Dariaz Higgins Charged In Death Of Two-Year-Old Daughter
• Man Wanted In Las Vegas Homicide Arrested At Southern Minnesota Truck Stop
• Pittsburgh Officials Urging St. Patrick's Day Celebration Safety
• MDOT Awards Grant For Bridge Replacements In Dearborn
• Daylight Saving Time Is Coming: Clocks 'Spring Ahead' Sunday
• Maryland Casinos Contribute $62.9 Million for State Funding
• Report: ESPN Wants To Trade For Al Michaels, Hire Peyton Manning For Monday Night Football
• Jalen Smith Named As Semifinalist For Naismith Player of the Year Award
• Detroit Made, BackBeat, Gives Live Musicians The 'Feel' of Music Again
• Tarrant County Public Health Lab Now Capable Of COVID-19 Testing
• Archbishop Nelson Perez Leads Mass At Little Flower High School In Hunting Park
• Massive 5-Story Conveyor System Heavily Damaged By 3-Alarm Fire At C&H Refinery
• Pittsburgh Public Works Crews To Fix Potholes Across The City
• Female hockey player taunted about gender
• "Jeopardy!" Host Alex Trebek Says He's Beating The Odds, Marks 1 Year Cancer Milestone
• Taste Addison Texas
• Couple married for 57 years died side-by-side in tornado
• WWE Superstar Liv Morgan Living Her Dreams Ahead Of Nightmarish Elimination Chamber
• ICE Agents Ignore Sanctuary Law, Make Arrest In Front Of San Francisco Courthouse
• Students Relocated After Possible Natural Gas Leak At Boles Junior High School In Arlington
• Union, MTA Outraged After No. 5 Train Conductor Hit Over Head With Bat Or Club At East Flatbush Station
• Police Issue Arrest Warrant For McKeesport Shooting
• Can You Catch Coronavirus From Your Pet?
• Coronavirus Concerns And Voting: Miami-Dade, Broward Election Officials Prepared To Protect Voters, Workers
• New Landlord Is Forcing Out Popular East Sacramento Eatery, Owner Says
• Man Accused Of Robbing Elderly Man Of Recyclables In San Francisco Pleads Not Guilty
• R. Kelly Pleads Not Guilty To Reworked Federal Abuse Charges
• DeRusha Eats: 'Crisp And Green' Franchises Growing With Help Of Fmr. NBA Player Kris Humphries
• FDA Announces New Warnings For Popular Allergy Medication
• United Airlines To Reduce Flights Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• KDKA Launches New Streaming Service CBSN Pittsburgh
• St. Paul Police Issue Alert After 28 Suspected Overdoses In 6 Days, 2 Deaths
• DuPage County Investigators Seek Help Solving Myster Of John Spira, Missing Since 2007
• Oakland Parcel Tax For Parks, Homeless Services Narrowly Ahead
• "I Do Still Have My Crib In Dallas," Guard Ronald Leary's Reaction To Cowboys Reunion
• Reservations To Spend Night At Lucy The Elephant In Margate Sell Out In Minutes
• Kenneth Ray Miller Indicted For Manufacturing And Dealing Explosives
• School removes Bible verse after complaint
• Greensburg Diocese Announces Changes To Mass Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Keller @ Large: Elizabeth Warren's Failed Campaign For Change
• Philadelphia-Based La Colombe Coffee Introduces Self-Heating Cans
• Man Arrested In Fatal Pedestrian Hit-And-Run Crash In Owings Mills
• Elderly Pedestrian Hit By Vehicle, Seriously Injured In San Francisco's Outer Richmond
• Netflix, Apple Join Silicon Valley Exit From South By Southwest Festival Over Coronavirus Fears
• Coronavirus Concerns Spur Safety Plan At Dade Youth Fair
• Southwest Airlines Drops Revenue Estimates $200M-$300M Because Of Coronavirus
• Luka Doncic Breaks Mavericks' Franchise Record For Triple-Doubles
• Art Van Furniture: All Stores Closing, Liquidation Sales Begin Friday
• Starbucks Suspends Reusable Cups To Help Prevent Spread Of Coronavirus
• Marcus Smart Hit With $35,000 Fine For Verbally Abusing Referees
• Pa. Health Department Testing For Coronavirus, No Active Cases
• After Getting Buried In Avalanche, Snowboarder Brock Crouch Recovers And Eyes Olympics
• Katy Perry reveals pregnancy in new music video
• Caught On Video: Car Trying To Cross South LA Tracks Hit by Metro Blue Line Train
• Jury Finds Woman Accused Of Aiding Cousin Convicted In Officer's Fatal Shooting Guilty
• Walnut Creek Council Rejects Amy's Vegetarian Drive-Thru Over Traffic Worries
• Cruise Ship Being Held Off California Coast For Coronavirus Testing
• Shooting Kills 1, Wounds 5 At Central California Gathering
• Man's Body Found In Water In Fells Point
• Avalanche Lose in Overtime To Ducks At Pepsi Center
• Motorcyclist Struck, Killed By Semi-Truck In Modesto
• President Trump: Elizabeth Warren Dropped Out Of Race 'Three Days Too Late'
• Miami Beach Senior High School Coach Under Investigation For Letting Twerkers Into School Gym
• Sen. Elizabeth Warren Ending Presidential Campaign
• Denver International Airport Taking Steps To Ease Coronavirus Concerns
• Elizabeth Warren Ends 2020 Presidential Campaign
• Authorities: New Jersey Woman Fatally Beat Male Roommate With Tape Dispenser, Shower Rod During Dispute
• Elizabeth Warren dropping out after disappointing Super Tuesday finish
• Sen. Elizabeth Warren Ends Presidential Campaign
• Officials ignored child separation warnings, report finds
• Trump says he thinks 3.4% coronavirus death rate is a "false number"
• Philadelphia Eagles Letting Left Tackle Jason Peters Hit Free Agent Market
• Drew Brees Doesn't Envision Tom Brady Leaving Patriots
• Elizabeth Warren Ending Presidential Campaign
• 10 More Marylanders Being Tested For Coronavirus In Maryland, 3 Cases Confirmed
• Santa Rosa Homeless Encampment Fire Ignites Blaze At Nearby Auto Body Shop
• 3 Members Of Family Test Positive For Coronavirus After Ski Trip To Italy
• IKEA Recalls More Than 800K Kullen 3-Drawer Chests Because Of Tipping Danger
• Inmate is set to die for 3 police deaths. He didn't pull the trigger.
• Sen. Elizabeth Warren Ends Presidential Campaign
• Loyola, Northern Iowa On Collision Course In Missouri Valley Conference Tournament
• Orlando Police Search For Teen Accused Of Stealing Car With Child Inside
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• Miami Beach Asks Residents, Businesses To Reduce Water Use After Line Breaks
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• Police Investigating Fatal Crash In NE Baltimore
• Boston Massacre 250th Anniversary Marked With Tributes, Protest
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• Stocks renew slide on concerns of severe coronavirus hit
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• Florida House Signs Off On School Safety Proposal
• Michigan governor endorses Biden ahead of state's primary
• Chicago Weather: Possible Rain Showers, Above Average Temperatures
• Renville County Officials Seek Help Locating Missing 17-Year-Old Boy
• Red Sox Sign Pitcher Collin McHugh, Designate Hector Velazquez For Assignment
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• COVID-19: Vice President Mike Pence To Tour 3M, Meet With Gov. Walz
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• Caught On Camera: Deputy At Michigan Jail Attacked By Inmate
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• Gambler Charged With Sending Threats To Athletes, Including Julian Edelman And Rob Gronkowski
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• Minnesota Weather: Northwest Gusts Up To 45 Mph Expected Thursday In Western Minnesota
• American daredevil walks tightrope across active volcano
• Pope Names Man With Baltimore Connections New Bishop Of Atlanta
• California declares emergency, quarantines ship after 1st virus death
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• City Of Dallas Leaders Gather, Present Coronavirus Preparedness Plans
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• Disturbing Video: Subway Rider Appears To Harass Asian Passenger Amid Coronavirus Fears
• NYPD: Man Wanted For Shooting Pregnant Woman In Queens Driveway
• Elderly Couple Hospitalized After Fire At Fort Worth Home
• Car Flips Over Walking Ramp On LSD, Almost Lands In Lake Michigan
• Truck Crashes Into The Side Of Pittsburgh Police Headquarters
• 3 Cheers: South Jersey Woman Creates 'Lounge' For Rescue Cats
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• Multiple People Rescued From Arlington Heights Apartment Fire
• Baltimore Man Pleads Guilty To Federal Drug And Gun Charges
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• MLK's son asks Alabama's governor to block looming execution
• Man Shot In Leg In Darby Borough Makes It To Southwest Philadelphia Police Station
• Mount Washington Has Highest Wind Gust Of Season At 133 MPH
• Pittsburgh Weather: Dry And Sunny Day On Thursday, Rain And Cold On Friday
• Crews Battle 2-Alarm Fire In Atlantic City
• Once-Sedate Fox Chapel School District Remains Hotbed of Controversy
• Starbucks Halts Usage Of Personal Cups Due To Concerns Of Coronavirus
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• U.S. Syria envoy slams Russia for failing to reach compromise in Idlib
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