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Articles from March 6, 2020

• 3 Arrested For Allegedly Stealing From Elk Grove Church
• Coronavirus Outbreak Prompts Bay Area Event Cancellations, Venue Closures
• Confirmed Coronavirus 'Cluster' From Grand Princess Mexico Cruise Continues To Grow
• Coronavirus Spread Sparks Questions About Safety At Big Events
• 'Historic' $9 Million Fine Issued Against Suncor Energy Refinery In Commerce City
• Dozens Of Lights Spotted Over Colorado Were SpaceX Starlink Satellites
• OC First Responders Take Extra Precautions To Protect Against Coronavirus
• LeBrilliant: James' 37 Points Lead Lakers Past Bucks 113-103
• Several People Hit When Car Slammed Into Goodwill Store
• Downtown Sacramento Liquor Store Owner Dies After Confronting Robbery Suspect
• 19 Cruise Ship Crew Members, 2 Passengers Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Vigil Held For 7-Eleven Clerk Killed In Robbery Spree, 3 In Custody
• One Ambulance For Entire County: Colusa County Leaders Worry About Emergency Response Times
• Police Seek Surveillance Video After South Sacramento Sex Assault In Broad Daylight
• 2 New Cases Of Coronavirus Reported In LA County Including Another LAX Medical Screener
• Our Clocks Are Set To Spring Forward Sunday; Why Is California Still Observing Daylight Saving Time?
• Schools, Universities Prepare For Possible Coronavirus Outbreaks
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: State Confirms 1st Presumptive Case Of COVID-19
• Los Angeles' 4 Best Spots For Fancy Breakfast, Brunch Eats
• The 4 Best Barbecue Spots In Irvine
• Psychologist Offers Caution About Coronavirus-Related Anxiety
• Results Come Back Negative After 3 UCLA Students Tested For Coronavirus
• Denver Identifies 2 'Presumptive' Cases Of Coronavirus, Bringing Total In Colorado To 8
• BCA Assisting Lakeville Police After Contractor Found Dead Inside Home For Sale
• 9-Year-Old Bakes 'Cookies4Cures' To Help Raise Money For Rare Pediatric Diseases
• Large Colorado Volleyball Tournament Taking Extra Coronavirus Precautions
• 'Hockey Hair' Tradition Alive & Well In 2020 Boys' State Tournament
• Gov. Polis Signs CROWN Act, Banning Hair Discrimination In Colorado
• Red Wings' Bernier Stops 32 Shots As Blackhawks Lose
• Bulls Close Pacers' Lead, But Ultimately Lose
• Missing 14-Year-Old Boy Found Safe
• Shocking Video: Group Stomps 15-Year-Old Girl On Brooklyn Sidewalk
• What We Know About Coronavirus In Maryland
• Sunnyvale Cruise Passenger Who Died Tested Negative for Coronavirus
• Andy Byford Reveals Why He Quit - And Who's To Blame - In Exclusive CBSN New York 'The Point' Interview
• Coronavirus Update: Local Businesses Feeling The Impact As New Yorkers Opt To Stay Home Instead Of Going Out
• Gallinari Scores 22, Thunder Beat Knicks
• Duquesne Students Returning From Study Abroad Due To Coronavirus Have More Questions Than Answers
• Bay Area Businesses Feel Coronavirus Impact But Forecast Is Cloudy
• Nikola Vucevic Scores 28 To Lead Magic Past T-Wolves 132-118
• Ingram Overcomes Shooting Woes, Helps Pelicans Beat Heat
• This Time Fly Dumpers In Englewood Get Caught With Their Junk By Alderman Ray Lopez
• Woman Run Over And Killed By Driver In Blairsville
• Report: NBA Tells Teams They Should Prepare To Play Games In Empty Stadiums Over Coronovirus Concerns
• BCA Identifies St. Cloud Police Officers Involved In Deadly Confrontation With David Beckes
• Parents Shocked After Medfield Barber Charged With Indecent Assault, Rape
• Florida Department Of Health: 2 Presumptive Positive Coronavirus Cases In Broward, 2 Florida Deaths
• Skiers Take Extra Precautions After Coronavirus Patient Stayed In Summit County
• Philadelphia Officials Say Coronavirus Outbreak In City Matter Of When, Not If
• Sergeant Ordered Chicago Police Officers To 'Kill' Their Body Cams During Wrong Raid
• Mayor Bill Peduto: Pittsburgh Is Preparing For Potential Coronavirus Outbreak
• Oakland School District to Cut Personnel to Close Big Budget Deficit
• Nets Pound Spurs In Popovich's Return To The Bench
• New Chicago Coronavirus Patient Works For Chicago Public Schools, Had Traveled On Grand Princess Cruise Ship
• Devils End Defending Cup Champion Blues' 8-Game Win Streak
• Mike Conley Scores 25 Points, Jazz Beat Celtics 99-94
• Coronavirus Risk At Retirement Community In Rockville, Maryland Health Officials Say
• Gov. Hogan Announces Initiative Requiring State Insurers To Waive Costs For Coronavirus Testing
• Baltimore Center Stage's New Artistic Director Aims To Bring More Diversity To Theater
• Mavericks Blow Out Grizzles 121-96
• Maryland House Of Delegates Passes Kirwan Commission Education Funding Plan
• Weather Blog: Wind Will Make For Chilly Temperatures
• Probation Officers Told Not To Chase Escaped Inmates Visiting Rehab Facility
• AG Nessel: State Will Step In As Long As U Of M Helps With Alleged Sexual Misconduct Investigation
• Bradley Beal Scores 35 Points, Wizards Beat Hawks 118-112
• UAW Former President Charged With Embezzlement In Federal Investigation
• Report: NBA Tells Teams To Prepare To Play Games Without Fans In Attendance Due To Coronavirus, If Necessary
• Employee With San Francisco Division of the FBI Diagnosed With Coronavirus
• Expert: Coronavirus Fear Does Not Match Actual Risk
• Local Teacher Incorporates Coronavirus Information In Lesson Plans
• Community Helps Support Columbine Survivor Richard Castaldo
• Off-Duty Chicago Police Officer Involved In Exchange Of Gunfire On South Side
• Stockton Police Say Man Lit DVD Player On Fire, Threw It Out Third-Story Window
• Alameda County Health Officials Confirm New Case Of Coronavirus
• Retired Judge Admits To Buying AR-15 For Felon With Nazi Obsession
• Neighbor Saves Woman Who Fell Through Elk River While Trying To Rescue Dog
• Health Officials Announce First Presumptive Positive Coronavirus Case In Camden County
• 11 Norwood Town Officials, Employees To Self-Quarantine
• Students Find Gun Belonging To Off-Duty Chicago Police Officer At Catherine Cook Elementary
• Neighbors Want Answers In Neighborhood Where Coronavirus Patient Lived
• Miami's Ultra Music Festival, Calle Ocho, Cancelled Due To Coronavirus Fears
• Francis Scores 21 To Carry Richmond Over Duquesne
• Stockton Woman Says Stranger Broke Into Her Home And Raped Her
• Police Capture 5 Suspects In Long Island's 'South American Theft Group' From Chilè
• Security Guard Accidentally Shoots Maintenance Worker At Private Weston School
• Huntington Beach BMX Rider Tyler Kanarr Dies After Freak Accident At Vans Skatepark In Orange
• Parents Sue Florida Highway Patrol After Daughters' Bodies Misidentified After Crash
• Florida House Passes Tax Package As Negotiations Loom
• Hot Air Balloon Makes Unexpected Landing Right In The Middle Of Woodland
• Grand Princess Passengers, Crew Members Test Positive For Coronavirus; Will Not Be Docking In San Francisco
• Florida Senate Passes Plan To Address Vaping 'Epidemic'
• ICE Agent From Pomona Charged With Alleged Sexual Abuse Against Foster Child
• North Versailles Police Reopen Case Of Missing Donald Smatlak
• Texas Mother Sent To Prison For Life For Killing 5-Year-Old Daughter
• Colorado Teachers To Rally At The Capitol March 19 For Educator Day of Action
• Woman Charged After Allegedly Beating Child With A Belt
• Woman Steals Wallet, Engagement Rings From Patron's Purse At Sherman Oaks Restaurant
• Seniors Facing Loss Of Meals, Activities At Milpitas Senior Center Over Coronavirus Concerns
• California To Get Much-Needed Rain, Snow After Dry Months
• Mick Mulvaney out as chief of staff, Mark Meadows to replace him
• Baltimore's 4 Best Spots To Score Budget-Friendly Italian Eats
• Bay Area First Responders Practice Safety Protocols To Guard Against Coronavirus
• Colorado State University Working On A Coronavirus Vaccine
• Target Field Removes Tarps In Preparation Of Twins Home Opener In April
• New CDC Guidance Says Older Adults Should 'Stay At Home As Much As Possible' Due To Coronavirus
• You Paid For It: Taxpayers On The Hook For Ex-City Worker's Legal Fees
• Sixers' Joel Embiid Resumes On-Court Basketball Activities, Will Be Re-Evaluated Monday
• Confirmed Coronavirus Cases In Houston Area Reaches 8
• Familiar Face: Trey Mancini One Of Few Players Still On The O's From Team's 2016 Playoff Appearance
• Coronavirus Concerning For People With Compromised Immune Systems
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: All eyes on Michigan
• Myon Burrell's Family, Attorney, NAACP President Applaud Amy Klobuchar's Call For Independent Review
• Amtrak Suspends Acela Nonstop Service Between DC, New York Due To Reducing Demand Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• 'No Rings, Can't Sit At This Table': Golden State Warriors Forward Draymond Green Rips Charles Barkley
• Suspected Wrong Way DUI Driver Arrested In Danville After Leading Police On Chase
• 'All Hands On Deck': Colorado Department Of Public Health Prepares For Coronavirus Testing
• University Of Pittsburgh Researchers Prepare For Handling The Coronavirus
• 18 Years After 9/11, Westchester County Officials Want To Reopen Kensico Dam Road
• Former Baltimore County Man Turned Nashville Resident Works To Help Community In Wake Of Deadly Tornadoes
• Student Says He Was Discriminated Against At His North Hollywood School After Initial Reports Of Coronavirus
• Talking Points: Former NYC Transit President Andy Byford Says He Was Forced Out By Gov. Andrew Cuomo
• Colorado's 1st Case Of Coronavirus Stayed At Slopeside Condos In Keystone
• Contra Costa County Receives 300 Coronavirus Test Kits; Confirmed Cases Rise To 4
• Caught On Camera: Suspect Accused Of Slashing Man On Bus In The Bronx
• Local 99-Year-Old McDonald's Worker Shares The Secrets Of Living Long And Happy
• 2 Additional Coronavirus Cases Confirmed In Douglas County, Bringing Colorado Total To 7
• Rusty, Falling Light Poles In City Called 'Real Ticking Time Bomb'
• Documentary 'Viral: Anti-Semitism in Four Mutation' Goes Inside Tree of Life Synagogue For First Time Since 2018 Massacre
• Former WWII Veteran Clara Green Honored, Laid To Rest
• Holocaust Survivors Spread Kindness In Bala Cynwyd With Painted Rocks
• Coronavirus Update: New York Confirmed Cases Up To 44, New Jersey Sees 4 Cases
• Flyers Charities Remodels Home Of Philadelphia Family Whose 2-Year-Old Daughter Is Battling Leukemia
• Hand Sanitizer, Face Masks Banned From eBay To Stop Price Gouging Amid Coronavirus Fears
• Another Chicago Convention Cancelled Over Coronavirus Concerns
• Justin Bieber Tells Philadelphia To 'Come Say Hi' At Rocky Steps
• Coronavirus Update: How To Figure Out If You Have A Cold, The Flu, Allergies Or COVID-19
• "Humanity" at its finest: Man dies years after unlikely friendship saved him
• Police Officers Reunite With Baby They Helped Deliver In Home Depot Parking Lot
• Inside Syria's worst humanitarian crisis
• CHP: Suspected DUI Driver Seen Speeding, Found With Loaded Gun In South Sacramento
• Coronavirus Confirmed In El Paso County, 8 Cases In Colorado
• City Of Austin Cancels SXSW Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• Music festivals and coronavirus: Will the shows still go on?
• State Police: Mother Abuses Her Son Nearly To Death
• Inside The International Gem And Jewelry Show's Marvelous Marketplace
• Boy dresses up to honor school security officer
• Conservation Group Looking To Filter Fort Lauderdale's Waterways With Oysters
• Some Residents In LI Village Don't Want Trees Cut Down For Sidewalk, Road Repair
• Breast Cancer-Related Snowshoe Event Canceled Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ontario Area Ranks 2nd In American Cities With Biggest Family Size
• Maryland Coronavirus Patients Were On A Cruise, Montgomery County Officials Say
• Truck Catches Fire On Interstate 25 In Southern Colorado
• Police: Mother Forced 9-Year-Old Daughter To Steal And Beat Her If She Refused
• New Hampshire Gets More Supplies To Test For Coronavirus
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Says Private Sector Will Be Involved In Coronavirus Testing
• Several Central Bucks School District Children, Staff Present At Gathering Coronavirus Patient Attended, Prompting Closure Of 5 Schools
• The Foote Files: Sing Sing Sing With Benny Goodman
• Women's History Month: Bronx park showcasing graffiti, street art made by women
• 21 People Aboard Cruise Ship Off California Coast Test Positive For Coronavirus
• FDLE Confirms 20 Officers Involved In Deadly Police-Involved Miramar Shooting
• How Hospitals Around Philadelphia Region Are Gearing Up For Surge In Potential Coronavirus Cases
• Boston Celebrates Ahead Of International Women's Day
• Santa Clara County Confirms Four New Coronavirus Cases
• Maryland Bill Would Increase Tax Credit For Living Organ Donors
• March Madness In Full Swing At Methacton High School Ahead Of State Basketball Tournament
• Local Weekend Events Follow Preventative Guidelines Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Boys State Hockey Tourney Semi-Finals Underway In St. Paul
• No. 6 Maryland Women Top Purdue 74-62 In Big Ten Tournament
• Parents Of UNT Student Killed By Denton Police Disagree With Department About Body-Cam Footage
• Angie Craig Gathers Counties For Coronavirus (COVID-19) Planning
• Lawmaker: Presumed Coronavirus Patient In Delaware County Believed To Have Been Infected At Boston Event
• Female-Owned Shell Gas Station In San Dimas Becomes 'She'll' For International Women's Day
• Charter School Principal Accused Of Hitting 2nd Grader On The Head With A Door
• St. Anne's Episcopal School In Denver Closes Early, Parent Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Ventura County Reports One Presumptive Positive Case Of Coronavirus, Pending CDC Confirmation
• New Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Audio Tour Retraces Steps Of Famous Heist
• New York Aquarium Shows Off New Underwater Tool To Collect Videos, Track Sharks
• Fifth COVID-19 Illinois Patient, A College Student, Released From Rush Medical Center
• Ken Buck Poses With AR-15, Encourages Beto O'Rourke & Joe Biden To 'Come And Take It'
• Democratic Committee Threatening Lawsuit Over Pres. Donald Trump Flags At Pennsylvania Municipal Building
• Lakers Sign Former Heat, Cavs Guard Dion Waiters
• Treasurer In Jefferson County Investigating Letters Sent To Older Residents About Property Taxes
• Mikaela Shiffrin Returns To Skiing After Grieving Death Of Father Jeff
• Brookline Native Who Self-Quarantined For Coronavirus Calls Experience 'Harrowing'
• New Jersey Senate Votes To Ban Plastic, Paper Bags
• Dominique Taylor Sentenced To 18 Years In Prison For Crash That Killed 5 Kids, Man In Bowie
• City Of Austin Cancels Massive SXSW Music Festival Due To Coronavirus
• Shelter Shutdown After CBS 2 Exposed Filthy Conditions
• Government promises 4 million coronavirus tests by next week. What comes next?
• South by Southwest festival canceled due to coronavirus
• UMass Memorial Medical Center Prepares For Coronavirus
• Concert Industry Monitoring Coronavirus Outbreak Ahead Of SoCal Festival Season
• North Dallas Crossing Guard Fears For Child Safety Due To Distracted And Speeding Drivers: 'I'm Doing All This Yelling, They Don't Care'
• Miami Weather: Front To Bring Cooler Weather This Weekend
• Video Shows Men Suspected Of Robbing, Assaulting Pizza Delivery Driver
• Election Workers Prep Broward Sites For The Start Of Early Voting
• Pennsylvania Museums, Historical Sites Receive $54,000 In Grants
• San Jose Mayor Calls For Eviction Moratorium During Coronavirus Outbreak
• Man Stabs Roommate, Self Inside Novato Apartment
• South Korea is using drive-thrus to test for coronavirus
• One Person Killed When Small Plane Crashes Behind Home In Boynton Beach
• Bond Set For SW Dade Teen Charged With DUI Manslaughter In Fatal Crash
• Coronavirus In Massachusetts Now 7 Presumptive Positive And 1 Confirmed Case
• 'The Whole Roof Caved In': Cherry Hill Strip Mall Destroyed In Massive Fire
• Coronavirus Vs. Influenza: The Similarities And The Differences
• Yankees' Aaron Judge Has Broken Rib, May Need Surgery
• Kandiss Crone
• 3 New Cases Of Coronavirus Confirmed In Placer County, All Linked To Cruise Ship
• About $300K Worth Of Stolen Heavy Equipment Recovered In Oakdale
• Bronx Fire Injures 11, Officials Suspect It Was Intentionally Set
• Austin Cancels SXSW Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• More Coronavirus Cases Linked To Biogen Meeting At Boston Hotel
• Norwood Man Arrested On Hate Crime Charges
• Cleaning Companies See Boost In Business Due To Coronavirus
• Customers, Community Step Up After Tip Jar Stolen From John's Roast Pork In South Philly
• Pittsburgh Crews Begin Pothole Blitz This Weekend To Fix Potholes Across City
• President Trump To Meet With Brazil's Jair Bolsonaro Saturday At Mar-A-Lago
• CW BUZZ HAS A BRAND NEW LOOK!
• Sober Bartender's Non-Alcoholic Creations Become Permanent Menu Fixture At Topside
• Chargers, Ekeler Agree To 4-Year, $24.5M Contract Extension
• Publisher drops Woody Allen's book
• SpaceX cargo ship bound for space station
• Young Man, 4 Juveniles Including 12-Year-Old In Custody Following Home Burglary, Chase
• Davis Business Burglarized, 5 Suspects Sought
• Yankees' Judge Has Broken Rib, No Set Time On Return To Lineup
• 2 Wellesley Schools Dismissed Early After Parent Diagnosed With Coronavirus
• Amid Confirmed Coronavirus Cases In Maryland, Johns Hopkins Will Not Allow Fans At NCAA Division III Basketball Tournament
• Cruise Lines Implement Mandatory Temperature Checks, Offer Full Credit On Some Sailings Due To Coronavirus
• Chicago Weather: Sunny Skies Through Sunday, Rain Returns Monday
• 10 songs you can wash your hands to
• Coronavirus Closings: Baltimore City Schools Cancel All Travel Outside Maryland, DC
• 5 Workers At Michigan Wildlife Lab Diagnosed With Latent Form Of TB
• Anxious Grand Princess Passengers Await Coronavirus Test Results; Remain In Limbo Outside Golden Gate Bridge
• Photos show how coronavirus has left world landmarks deserted
• Scammers Prey On Coronavirus Fears
• He sentenced a man to life in prison. Now he's working to get him out.
• 19-Year-Old Slips Out Of Handcuffs, Escapes Police Custody In Prince George's County
• Texas Governor, AG Issue Warning On Potential Price-Gouging Of Medical Supplies During Coronavirus Threat
• New California Bill Calls For $2 Billion To Fight Homelessness
• Detroit's 3 Favorite Spots To Score Tacos On A Budget
• Philadelphia Colleges Taking Precautionary Measures Against Coronavirus
• Deval Patrick Becomes Latest Former 2020 Rival To Back Biden
• The 3 Best Spots To Score Accessories In Detroit
• Hot Job Skills: Technicians In Demand In Detroit
• Pennsylvania Vets Respond To Coronavirus Fears For Household Pets
• Md. Senate Passes Pimlico Overhaul Plan; Bill Now Heads To House
• 3 Top Spots For Desserts In Detroit
• Man Turns Himself In After Salem Police Release Clear Video Of Package Thefts
• Romney will vote in favor of a subpoena as part of the Burisma probe
• Report Finds Nearly 90 Percent Of Men And Women Are Biased Against Women
• Man Arrested For Allegedly Destroying Urns, Memorabilia From Baltimore County Mausoleum
• What You Need To Know: Latest Coronavirus Information From Pennsylvania, New Jersey And Delaware Health Departments
• DNC raises debate requirements, excluding Tulsi Gabbard
• Teenaged Gang Member Arrested For Warrants In Arlington Found With 8 Guns, 1 Reported Stolen
• Former East Bay Soccer Coach Sentenced For Sex With Underage Girl
• Md. Senate Unanimously Passes Emergency Coronavirus Funding
• Nor'easter To Bring Strong Winds, Snow To Southeastern Mass.
• March 19 marks the earliest spring since 1896
• 62-Year-Old Woman Dies In Monongahela Fire
• Langely K-8 Under Lockdown After Nearby Shooting
• Hospital Manager Relies On Math, Science To Nurse Sick, Injured Wildlife Back To Health
• Boeing vows to fix Starliner after "close call"
• Timberwolves, Lynx Basketball Academy Announce Youth Summer Camps Across Minnesota
• Sports Betting Begins March 11 At Detroit Casinos
• Current Coronavirus Testing Capacity Inadequate, Hopkins Expert Says At Capitol Hill Briefing
• House Dems ask court to rehear lawsuit regarding McGahn testimony
• Health experts answer your coronavirus questions
• Mountain West Tournament: Fatigue Could Be 'Huge Factor' For Wyoming
• Florida Senate Supports School Panic Alarms
• Check Out The EPA Approved List Of Disinfectants To Use Against COVID-19
• Music Teacher From San Jose Arrested In Child Porn Case
• 5 Freeway Back Open After Wild Chase, Officer-Involved Shooting In Newhall Pass
• Greenpeace Activists, Including Actress Jane Fonda, Gather For Climate Change Protest In San Pedro
• Coronavirus Concerns Cause Mortgage Rates To Plunge
• Michigan Matters: The Presidential Race Hovers Over Michigan
• Denver Public Schools Unveils First Gender Neutral Bathroom
• 4 Top Options For Inexpensive Japanese Food In Sacramento
• Preventing Coronavirus: 6 Detroit Songs To Sing While You Wash Your Hands
• CBS Sports' Andrew Catalon On Mountain West Tournament: 'There's A Lot To Play For For San Diego State'
• Las Vegas Homicide Suspect Awaits Extradition From Blooming Prairie
• Coronavirus: Here's What You Need To Know
• Teen Breaks Free After Attack On Oak Park Trail; Officials Searching For Suspect
• Report: Rep. Collin Peterson Will Run For Re-Election
• Greeley 4-Year-Old Disappears Friday Morning, Is Found Safe
• Tobolski Resigns From Cook County Board And Mayor Of McCook, Offices Raided In 2019 Federal Probe
• Swim School In Westminster Emphasizes Importance Of Being Prepared
• Resident's Doorbell Alert Of Suspicious Activity Leads To Three Arrests In Lincoln
• Dallas Drug Dealer Convicted Of Murdering Teen Sentenced To Life In Prison
• Mavericks Lose Protest Of Hawks Game, Mark Cuban Fined $500K For Criticizing Refs
• Lancaster County Man Sentenced For Threatening To Post Lewd Photos Of Teenage Co-Worker On Social Media
• Daily Celtics Injury Update: Brown Feeling Better, Kemba's Minutes Restriction Lightens
• Coronavirus-Related Scams Are Going Around. Here's What To Watch Out For
• 'This Movie Was Deeply Personal For Him': Director Gavin O'Connor On Ben Affleck & 'The Way Back'
• Police: Coppell Biology Teacher Used Grindr App To Solicit Minor
• Dune-hating Jersey Shore Town To Poll Atlantic County Residents On Boardwalk
• Legendary Jazz Pianist McCoy Tyner Dies At Age 81
• Trump Says Sexism Not To Blame For End Of Elizabeth Warren's Campaign
• 3 East Bay Men Arrested On Drugs, Weapons Charges Near Cotati
• White House tightens visitor rules over coronavirus concerns
• US Prisons, Jails On Alert For Spread Of Coronavirus
• Wilmington Police Open Fire On Man Who Allegedly Tried To Hit Officers With Car
• Texas Hunter Kills 7-Foot-Long Wild Boar Weighing 363 Pounds
• Pittsburgh Pirates Debut Kids Free Ticket Program For April, May
• Portion Of I-95 In Bensalem Reopened Following Serious Multi-Vehicle Crash
• Mounds View Educators Prepared To Strike
• Coronavirus (COVID-19): Health, Education Officials Tell Lawmakers How Schools Should Prepare
• Congressional Panel: Boeing Has 'Culture Of Concealment'
• Coronavirus could cost airlines more than $100 billion
• Coronavirus Guidelines For Youth Sports: No Handshakes, High-Fives, Group Celebrations
• Trump administration dispatching "crisis response force" to southern border
• Yolo County Confirms First Case Of Coronavirus; Patient Is Hospitalized And Recovering
• Non-Profit Pays For Thousands Of Monterey County 8th Graders To See 'Hamilton'
• Police: Road Rage Incident On UC Davis Campus Leads To Driver Pulling Out Handgun
• Police Hope Surveillance Video Leads To ID On Forcible Touching Suspect
• NH Man Accused Of Ordering Dog To Attack Woman
• Grand Princess Passenger To Be Removed From Ship Due To Medical Emergency
• NYC subway rider sprays Febreze on man inside train
• Pittsburgh Penguins Take Advice From UPMC, CDC, NHL To Combat Coronavirus Concerns
• Poll: Most Minnesotans Say Temperatures In The 60s Means Time For Shorts
• Yes In God's Back Yard: Bay Area Lawmakers Seek To Allow Affordable Housing On Church Lots
• Brilliant Detroit Creates Kid Success Neighborhoods To Build Strong Foundations Of Support
• White Sox Top Rockies In Cactus League Game, Sign Moncada To 5-Year Extension
• Klobuchar calls for independent investigation of 2002 murder case
• Brookfield Zoo Giraffes Enjoy Outdoor Habitat For The First Time This Year
• No, You Can't Use Texas-Based Tito's Vodka For Homemade Hand Sanitizer
• Police: Woman Killed, Man And 2 Young Children Injured After Car Crashes Into Tree In West Philadelphia
• Wisconsin's Evers Can't Answer Why He Vetoed A Bill: 'You Caught Me'
• Daylight Saving Time Starts This Weekend, But Poll Finds Most Americans Don't Want It
• Protester interrupts Bernie Sanders rally with Nazi flag
• UC Berkeley Police Search For Aggravated Assault Suspect
• Texas Border Crossing 1 Of 2 In U.S. Where Government Is Sending Military Police
• Former Presidential Candidate John Delaney Endorses Joe Biden For President
• Mars 2020 Rover Gets New Name: Perseverance
• How to avoid an IRS audit of your taxes
• Coronavirus panic sparks racist incidents against Asian Americans
• Former Doctor Pleads Guilty To Trading Sex For Prescriptions
• 'The Color Purple' Coming To Ordway Theater
• Clerk Accused Of Performing Illegal Wedding, Attempting A Cover-Up
• David Sumney Held On All Charges In Murder Of Mother
• Judge Orders Feds To Turn Over File In Park Police Shooting Of Bijan Ghaisar
• A Man Filmed Licking A Tub Of Ice Cream Will Spend 30 Days In Jail And Pay Restitution To Blue Bell
• Affordable Housing Development Opens On Chicago's North Side
• Stockton Police Responding To Reports Of Credit Card Fraud Arrest Man Found With Stolen Gun
• Pets2Love: Meeko
• Indiana Man Who Traveled To Boston Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus: 10 More Maryland Patients Being Tested
• Alleged Eastchester School Intruder Under Arrest
• Allegheny County District Attorney Holding 'Spring Medicine Cabinet Clean Out'
• Sen. Dick Durbin Addresses Questions About Curbing Coronavirus
• Dorchester Fire Made Worse By Extreme Hoarding Inside Apartment
• Walsh Says City Will Limit Chaos At Boston's First Pot Shop Opening Monday
• Think You Have Coronavirus? Call Florida's COVID-19 Hotline Before Going To Doctor Or ER
• West Park School Mourns Loss Of Beloved Principal
• Modesto Police Seek Public's Help In Identifying 2 Vehicles Possibly Connected To Fatal Drive-By Shooting
• Ku Klux Klan Banned From Rallying Again In Dayton, Ohio
• Time chooses 100 "Women of the Year"
• Police: Man Struck, Killed In Pennsauken Hit-and-Run
• 1 Injured After Assault At Coogan's Bar In Boston
• Here Is What We Know About The Coronavirus At-A-Glance 3-6-20
• Attorney: Darius Tarver Suffered 'Mental Health Crisis' When He Was Killed
• Pres. Trump Tweets He And Gov. Newsom Have Talked About Cruise Ship Held Off Coast For Coronavirus Testing
• First Case Of Coronavirus Confirmed In Indiana
• J.D. Martinez Vehemently Argues Against MLB Banning Video For Players During Games
• Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf Confirms Two Presumed Positive Coronavirus Cases In Delaware And Wayne Counties
• Body Of Infant Girl Found In Pasadena Park Bathroom
• City Of Detroit: Homeowner Property Tax Exemption Program Deadline March 28
• University Of Washington Shuts Down Classes Due To Coronavirus Outbreak
• Police Searching For Persons Of Interest In Hurst ATM Skimmer Thefts
• Angels Fire Longtime Clubhouse Manager For Allegedly Doctoring Baseballs For Opposing Pitchers
• 10 Sick Horses Rescued By Woodbine Farm
• White House mulls targeted coronavirus-related aid for Americans
• Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf Signs Emergency Disaster Declaration Due To Coronavirus
• Tips For Dealing With The Water Department's Customer Service Representatives
• For Owner Greg Rales, Temptation Is 'Torture' At Red Gate Bakery
• Bill Clinton says Lewinsky affair helped "manage my anxieties"
• The Top 4 Cocktail Bars for a Special Occasion in Detroit
• Seattle Stadium Employee Who Worked Dallas Renegades-Dragons XFL Game Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Chicago Weather: Wind, High Waves; Weekend Warmup Ahead
• Redwood City Man Convicted Of Stalking Arrested For Violating Probation Hours After Release
• Baltimore County Police Officer Byrnes Dies After Battle With Illness
• Denver Weather: Warm Enough To Jeopardize A 19th Century Record This Weekend
• Minnesota History: 3 Years Since The Earliest Tornado Touchdowns In State History
• Chelsea Felesky Arrested For Allegedly Making Bomb Threat At Glen Burnie Walmart
• Delayed Surgery For Laviska Shenault Not A Red Flag But Symbol Of Receiver's Grit
• Coronavirus stock plunge nears $4 trillion loss
• These Detroit-Based Puppies are up for Adoption and in Need of a Good Home
• Jamal Murray Helps Denver Nuggets Defeat Charlotte Hornets
• Caught On Video: 2 Thieves Steal $30K In Instruments, Equipment From Huntington Beach Studio
• Study: Lettuce Grown In Outer Space Safe To Eat & Delicious
• Santa Clara Officials Ask Businesses To Cancel Large Gatherings; Sharks Go On With Minnesota Wild Game
• Berkeley Teen Arrested In Series Of Drive-By Paintball Attacks
• Police: 12-Year-Old Boy Critical After Car Crash On I-94
• The 3 Best Stadiums and Arenas in Detroit
• Take Five: Arts & events around the U.S. (March 6)
• $1 Million Pennsylvania Lottery Cash 5 Ticket Sold In Philadelphia
• At Sea: Passengers Off California Coast Await Coronavirus Test Results
• 1 In 4 Men Think It's OK To Make Sexual Jokes At Work, Study Finds
• Texas Company Axiom Plans First Private Space Station Flight
• PTL Links: March 6, 2020
• Carmi Soul Food: Tater Tot Quiche
• San Francisco Health Officials Launch Text Message Coronavirus Alert System
• 'Why We're Polarized' Excerpt: How Did We Become So Politically Divided?
• Mike Vrabel Says FaceTime With Tom Brady Was Just A Chat With A Friend
• Tom Brady Latest: 'Mystery Team' Emerges, While Titans Like Their Chances Of Landing QB
• Tito's Vodka Warning Consumers Not To Use Vodka As Hand Sanitizer Over Coronavirus Concerns
• Should We Do Away With Daylight Saving Time? Some States Considering Change
• What To Do This Weekend: List Of Events
• Coronavirus Fears Sparking Price Gouging On Hand Sanitizer, Face Masks: 'They're Taking Advantage Of People'
• Housing First Minnesota Presents 2020 Spring Parade Of Homes
• Teens misidentified after deadly car crash: "Just heart-dropping"
• Prefer Tea Over Coffee? It Could Be Your Genes, Study Finds
• PAWS Dog Of The Week: Zinnia
• Trump signs $8.3 billion emergency package to combat coronavirus
• Minnesota Weather: Weekend Warm-Up Expected To Bring Highs In The 60s
• 'Better Than Ever', 37th Annual Miami Film Festival Kicks Off Friday
• Seattle stadium worker tests positive for coronavirus
• Gov. Wolf Confirms First 2 Cases Of Coronavirus In Pennsylvania
• REMINDER: We Lose An Hour Sunday For Daylight Saving Time
• March Super 'Worm Moon' To Light Up The Sky Over Baltimore
• 1 In 4 Men Think It's OK To Make Sex Jokes At Work, Study Finds
• Police Searching For Suspect In Over A Dozen Armed Robberies Throughout Tarrant County
• Search For Clues In Perrine Death Investigation
• Coronavirus Prevention: Prince Song Lyrics To Help You Wash Your Hands The Full 20 Seconds
• Coronavirus Anxiety: How To Talk To Children About The Outbreak
• Coronavirus Task Force members address the need for more tests
• Judge Dismisses Another Charge In Detroit-Area Doctor Genital Mutilation Case
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/6 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• Police: Suspects Wanted In Queens Commercial Burglary Spree
• Amid coronavirus fears, consumers report price gouging
• Beilein Watches No. 25 Michigan beat Nebraska 82-58
• Preventing Coronavirus: Best Miami Songs To Sing For 20 Seconds While Washing Your Hands
• Review: "First Cow," a primal drama of the American dream
• Hiring surged in February before coronavirus spread in U.S.
• 3rd Straight Big Ten Title For Spartans On The Line Sunday
• Heroes Among Us: WWII Veteran Recalls 'Teamwork' During Battles With The Enemy
• Former Baltimore Health Commissioner Dr. Leana Wen: 'Don't Buy Masks' For Coronavirus Protection
• Local Couple Quarantined In Home After Being Aboard Grand Princess Cruise
• Cabrera And Demeritte Go Deep Twice Against Gerrit Cole
• It Happens Here: Hand-Crafted Guitars Inspired By The Beaches In Yarmouth Port
• Brandon Carlo's Status Uncertain After Taking Elbow To Face In Bruins Win Over Panthers
• Trump compares coronavirus test to Ukraine phone call
• Coronavirus: EPA's List Of Disinfectants You Can Use To Protect Yourself
• SpaceX, Axiom Space To Launch Space Tourism Business
• Bernie Sanders Is The Top Pick In Maryland For Democratic Presidential Primary, Gonzales Poll Says
• Card found in sunken ship implicates ex-Nazi guard living in U.S.
• Bridge Replacement To Close Traffic On William Penn Highway In Wilkins Township
• Wild Beat Sharks 3-2, Winning streak Now Stands At 6 Games
• Harris Scores 28 As Sixers Beat Kings To End Long Road Skid
• Temple University Urges Students, Faculty Returning From Countries Most Affected By Coronavirus To Self-Quarantine
• Celebration Of Life For Wilton Manors Mayor Justin Flippen
• Navarro College Cheer Coach Monica Aldama Talks About Netflix Series And Life Changes
• LIST: EPA Releases Names Of Disinfectants You Can Use Against Coronavirus
• FBI looking for anyone who saw missing Idaho kids in Yellowstone
• 1 Hospitalized Following Apartment Fire In South Minneapolis
• Airlines Waive Fees For Cancellations Due To Coronavirus, But Would-Be Travelers Might Still End Up Paying
• Passengers on ship question protocols after man died of coronavirus
• JPMorgan CEO Dimon has emergency heart surgery
• Dallas County Health Officials Demonstrate How They Test For Coronavirus
• Attack kills dozens days after Afghan peace deal signed
• Dogs, Cats Impacted By Nashville Tornadoes Arrive In Chicago; Here's How You Can Help
• Tea Over Coffee? That Could Be Determined By A Person's Genes
• Denver's Affordable Spots For When You Must Visit A Deli
• New Cherry Creek Eatery Satisfies Paleo, Vegetarian & Vegan Diets
• EPA releases list of disinfectants to use against coronavirus
• DC Gets Its First Coronavirus Pop-Up Shop
• Using Olive Oil Instead Of These Foods Could Add Years To The Life Of Your Heart, Study Says
• Pittsburgh Weather: Winter Weather Returns Before A Warm Weekend
• Troopers Take Woman Off American Airlines Flight At Logan After Fight
• Virginia Teen Traumatized After Hair Gets Caught In Go-Kart Engine
• Viral video of NYPD arrest sparks outrage
• Beach Erosion Has Caused Some Damage At Indiana Dunes National Park, But Superintendent Reminds Us It's Natural
• Crews Battle Building Fire In Chinatown
• Flames Break Out In Vacant House In Germantown
• Jets' Quinnen Williams Arrested For Weapon Possession At LaGuardia Airport
• Loaded gun found in Manhattan jail that housed Jeffrey Epstein
• New York Weather: CBS2 3/6 Friday Morning Forecast
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• Mountain West Tournament: Fatigue Could Be 'Huge Factor' For Wyoming

Videos from March 6, 2020

• Public health expert Dr. Leana Wen on "The Takeout" — 3/6/2020
• Mick Mulvaney out as White House chief of staff, Mark Meadows to replace him
• He sentenced a man to life in prison. Now he's working with Kim Kardashian West to get him out.
• 2020 Democrats spend less on ads as field shrinks
• Travel fears intensify amid rise in coronavirus cases 
• 3/6/20: CBSN Evening News
• Man dies years after young girl's friendship saved him
• Protester interrupts Sanders rally with Nazi flag
• Inside the lives of children living in the Syrian civil war
• Mother of missing children makes first court appearance
• Coronavirus outbreak takes toll on small business profits
• At CDC visit, Trump downplays number of U.S. coronavirus cases
• Health officials weigh in on airline travel risks
• Coronavirus cases surpass 100,000 worldwide
• 3/6: CBS Evening News
• Doctor clarifies what's fact or fiction with the coronavirus
• For "Dress as Your Favorite Person Day" at school, this 5-year-old chose his school's security officer
• Report: U.S. law enforcement using Locate X app to track cellphone locations
• Violence continues in Afghanistan despite U.S.-Taliban peace deal
• Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders ramp up attacks as Democratic front-runners
• Coronavirus: The Race to Respond
• From 2013: How the makers of Purell cleaned up
• How to lower your chances of an IRS tax audit
• How Russia's disinformation campaign is evolving
• Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders spar over Social Security
• Italy scrambles to contain coronavirus outbreak
• Retailers accused of price gouging amid coronavirus outbreak
• Cruise ship passengers stranded off California coast over coronavirus concerns
• Popular books are banned in U.S. prisons
• Trump signs coronavirus spending bill
• Doctor on coronavirus facts and precautions
• Asian Americans see racism, discrimination amid coronavirus panic
• Coronavirus: What health experts say you need to know
• Breaking down coronavirus' impact on the U.S. economy
• What else can the U.S. do about coronavirus?
• What the coronavirus crisis looks like around the world
• "48 Hours" preview: Rare access to police bodycams in "The Case Against Sandra Garner"
• Authorities mix-up Florida teens’ identities after car crash deaths
• How coronavirus price-gouging is hurting consumers
• WorldView: Syria ceasefire, Israel deadlocked, and more
• Harry and Meghan make their last royal appearance
• Lori Vallow to face Idaho judge on Friday
• Alabama inmate Nathaniel Woods executed despite pleas to save his life
• Trump administration criticized for late coronavirus response
• Coronavirus testing kits rushed to ship quarantined in California
• 3/6: CBSN AM
• Executive director of U.N. Women says women in power are still being underrepresented