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Articles from March 9, 2020

• Dog Owner Sues City Of Sacramento & Police After Officer Shoots, Injures Dog
• Buses Bring Grand Princess Cruise Passengers To Travis Air Force Base For Quarantine
• Nonprofits Worry Coronavirus Will Exacerbate The Housing Crisis
• Teenager's Cold Case Death Solved In Northern California
• Denver Public Schools Has A Tool To Tackle Potential Outbreaks
• Commotion On Colorado Flight Stems From Sneezing Passenger
• Denver Anesthesiologist Dr. Mark Ryan Pleads Guilty To Choking Nurse
• Man Shot & Killed Near Denver Gas Station
• Health Departments: You Can Be Fined, Serve Jail Time For Violating Coronavirus Quarantine Orders
• Coronavirus Impacting DIA Travel: Fewer Passengers Through TSA Checkpoints
• Kendrick Castillo's Name To Be Added To C-470's 'Highway Of Heroes'
• Consumers Worried About Coronavirus Are Turning To Telemedicine
• Undocumented Immigrant Skips Out On Trial For Sex Assault On Child
• 'Don't Touch Your 401(k)': Financial Planner Advises Investors After Stock Market Drop Over Coronavirus Fears
• Caught On Camera: Police Searching For Suspected Serial Lottery Ticket Thief
• Valuable Documents Stolen From Aurora Refugee & Immigrant Support Center
• San Bernardino Church Rebuilding After 2 Fires, Multiple Burglaries In 5 Days
• Student From Elk Grove Unified Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Portion Of Highway 36 Closed From Lyons To Estes Park For Drainage Work
• Murray Scores 21 As Nuggets Beat Short-Handed Bucks 109-95
• Family: Grandfather Stabbed In Church Parking Lot By Homeless Parolee
• Long Beach Health Officials Report First Presumptive Cases Of Coronavirus
• Murrieta School To Reopen Wednesday After Employee Tests Negative For Coronavirus
• Sacramento County Announces Shift Away From Quarantines In Coronavirus Mitigation Efforts
• Santa Clara County To Ban Gatherings Over 1,000; Confirm First Bay Area Coronavirus Death
• UC Berkeley, San Jose State, SCU, SFSU Cancel In-Person Classes Over Coronavirus Fears
• Woman Ordered To Pay More Than $31K For Multiple Counts Of Welfare, Medi-Cal Fraud
• Attorneys Clash In Closing Arguments Of Nia Wilson BART Murder Trial
• Suspect Arrested For Allegedly Stabbing Elderly Man, Biting Witness In Berkeley
• Parents Preparing In Case Of St. Paul Teachers Strike Tuesday
• As Art Van Furniture Files For Bankruptcy, Customer Complains He Can't Get Furniture He Ordered
• 12 Presumptive Positive Cases, 1 'Indeterminate' Case Announced In Colorado Monday
• Coronavirus Closings: Several Maryland School Districts Cancel Travel
• Southland Schools, Universities Prepare For Potential Coronavirus Outbreaks
• Exclusive: Claiming Antisemitism, College Student Sues N.J. School District
• Demanding Answers: What Will Come Of Vacant Bronx Building At Center Of Drug Treatment Facility Dispute?
• Roseville Police Looking To Identify Driver Involved In Hit And Run
• Passaic Hopes To Repair And Restore Its Century-Old '100 Steps' Staircase
• Chicago Native Talks About Being Quarantined On Grand Princess Cruise Ship
• Nassau County Man Celebrates 72nd Birthday With First Responders Who Saved His Life
• Prosecution Wraps Up Opening Statement In Murder Trial Against New York Real Estate Heir Robert Durst
• Convicted Rapist Harvey Weinstein Injured After Fall At Rikers Island
• Paca House Gives Baltimore's Vulnerable Veterans, Homeless A Place To Call Home
• Philadelphia Man Receives Citizen Award For Rescuing 5-Year-Old Boy From Perkiomen Creek
• Disabled Veteran Charged After Parking Lot Fight Outside Panera Bread Says He Is Wrongly Accused
• Sixth Marylander Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Connolly, Driedger Lead Panthers To 2-1 Win Over The Blues
• Detectives Investigating After 46-Year-Old Victim Found Dead Inside Lindenwold Apartment
• 'It Looks Like A War Zone': Miami Passenger On Board Coronavirus-Stricken Grand Princess In California
• Coronavirus Has South Florida Shoppers Clearing Out Stores Of Sanitizing Supplies
• 'A Lot Of Cancellations': Coronavirus Outbreak Negatively Impacting Miami's Tourism Economy
• Miami Beach HS Staff Member Asked To Stay Home Over Coronavirus Concerns
• Five Presumptive Coronavirus Cases Reported In Virginia; DC Reports Fourth Case
• Burlington County Couple Recalls Being Isolated On Grand Princess Cruise Ship Due To Cluster Of Coronavirus Cases Onboard
• Area Theme Parks Keep Eye On Coronavirus Outbreak As Spring Break Nears
• Good Question: How Does The Minnesota Department Of Health Investigate COVID-19?
• 18-Year-Old Arrested In Alleged Baltimore 'Squeegee Kid' Attack That Broke Vehicle's Window
• Officials: Harford County Coronavirus Patient Believed To Be First In World Related To Travel In Turkey Did Not Get It From Turkey, Embassy Says
• 9 Towson University Students, Staff Member Self-Quarantining After Attending AIPAC Conference
• Gov. JB Pritzker Declares Coronavirus Disaster After Four New Cases Of COVID-19 In Illinois Bring Tally To 11 Statewide
• Army Corps Of Engineers Presents Findings From Review Of Howard County Flood Mitigation Plan
• Maryland Senate Passes Bill Requiring Background Checks For All Rifle, Shotgun Sales
• Court rules Led Zeppelin didn't plagiarize "Stairway to Heaven"
• Former Rockies Pitcher Believes Last Year's Young Starters Will Bounce Back
• With Baby Son Given Weeks To Live, Parents Vow To Enjoy Every Moment Of Life
• Minnesota's First Responders Well-Prepared For Coronavirus
• Here Is What We Know About The Coronavirus At-A-Glance 3-9-20
• Osceola Closes School Tuesday Due To Possible Coronavirus Exposure
• 2 Pedestrians Struck By Stolen Vehicle In Bedford Dwellings; Police Searching For Suspected Driver
• Woman Found Stabbed To Death In East Chatham
• Special Olympians Support Bill For New License Plate
• Yankees Spring Training: Sanchez Could Return By Friday, Paxton To Start Throwing Soon
• Frisco ISD Disinfects School In Wake Of Parent Testing Positive For Presumptive Case Of Coronavirus
• Vanessa Bryant shares photo at mural of Kobe and Gianna
• Police Searching For Amy Lee Bracken, Who Disappeared Nearly 2 Months Ago
• Bay Area Hospitals Prepare To Potentially Receive Cruise Ship Coronavirus Patients
• Coronavirus Update: NBA, MLB, NHL, MLS Closing Locker Rooms
• Chicago Weather: Rain To Persist Until Daybreak
• Arlington Elementary School Student Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Police Searching For Two Suspects In 'Smash-And-Grab' Burglary In Baltimore
• Questions On Quarantine Protocol As More Cruise Passengers Arrive In Solano County
• Pearl Jam Postpones 'Gigaton' US Tour Due To Coronavirus
• 13 New Coronavirus Cases Brings Massachusetts Total To 41
• Deadly Wrong-Way Wreck On The Palmetto Expressway In Miami Gardens
• Boston Cancels Annual St. Patrick's Day Parade Amid Coronavirus Fears
• 'I Was Shocked': Cheltenham School District Closed For Remainder Of Week After Parent In District Possibly Exposed To Coronavirus
• Mediocre Day For Dylan Cease As White Sox, Reds End Game In Tie
• 3 Former Athletes In Colorado Being Inducted Into National High School Hall Of Fame
• Neighbors Express Fears, Concerns Over Coronavirus-Stricken Cruise Ship In West Oakland
• Pearl Jam Postpones Tour, Including Baltimore Show, Due To Coronavirus
• Man Arrested By ICE Agents Outside SF Courthouse Fighting Deportation, Attorney Says
• Man Hit, Killed By Vehicle In Calumet City
• Tale Of Two Cruises: Why Are Some Passengers Being Quarantined While Others Went Home?
• Mahtomedi Man Found Dead In Restaurant With Self-Inflicted Gunshot Wound
• Sheriff's Office: Federal Prosecutor Kills Wife, Himself In Granite Bay
• At Least 1 Taken To Hospital After 2-Vehicle Crash In New Stanton
• Coronavirus Prompts Palo Alto Unified School District To Cancel All Large Gatherings
• 22-year-old Guatemalan asylum-seeker dies in ICE custody
• Hogan: 12 Marylanders Aboard Grand Princess Cruise Ship; None Showing Signs Of Coronavirus
• Life After Quarantine: Granite Bay Couple Returns Home From Texas
• Aon To Buy Willis Towers Watson Insurance -- What Does That Mean For Willis Tower Name?
• Officials Break Ground On $5M Renovation Of Cherry Hill Town Center
• Could Money Buy Happiness After All? A New Study Thinks So
• Tom Brady Announces Launch Of Hollywood Production Company
• Coronavirus Update: Number Of Cases Continues To Climb Across Tri-State; New Jersey's 1st Patient Speaks Out
• MTA Officials And More Discuss 'Social Distancing' As Means To Combat Coronavirus Spread
• Coronavirus School Closings: New Rochelle District Will Likely Shut Down For Weeks, Governor Says
• NYC Unveils Plan For Schools In The Event Student, Teacher Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Could Money Buy Happiness After All? A New Study Thinks So
• Coronavirus Update: N.J. Company Developing 'Natural Killer Cells' Treatment
• Ceremony Welcomes 6 Members To Pittsburgh EMS
• Coronavirus Update: Long Island Brewery Closed, Nassau And Suffolk County Execs Preach Calm, Prudence
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: What to know about Tuesday's primaries in 6 states
• Willie Calhoun Has Surgery For Broken Jaw After Being Hit In Face By Fastball
• Police Believe Bronx Woman Was Beaten To Death In Her Apartment
• Md. Lawmaker Proposes Bill Requiring Slow Drivers To Stay In Right Lane
• Police: Men Wearing Surgical Masks Rob Aqueduct Racetrack In Queens
• Oskar Lindblom, Undergoing Treatment For Rare Form Of Bone Cancer, Joins Flyers For Team Picture
• 9 Former Patients Of Dr. Van Koinis, Pediatrician Who Committed Suicide, Show They Weren't Vaccinated While They Thought They Were
• Emanuel Padilla, Man Arrested For Allegedly Destroying Urns At Baltimore County Mausoleum, Held Without Bail
• San Francisco's Lowell High School To Reopen Wednesday After Coronavirus Closure
• Family's Hard Times Motivate Bay Area Scholar In Quest To Become Social Justice Lawyer
• 20,000 Americans Have Died Of Flu This Season
• Police: Man Fighting For Life After Being Shot Multiple Times In Logan
• Army Investigating Death Of Fort Hood Soldier Found In His Residence
• Led Zeppelin Did Not Lift 'Stairway To Heaven' Riff, Appeals Court Rules
• NBA, MLB, NHL, MLS Closing Locker Rooms Amid Coronavirus Scare
• Mercer County Officials Encouraging Voters To Apply To Vote By Mail Due To Coronavirus
• Worm Supermoon Will Illuminate The Sky Monday Night
• Coronavirus And Canceled Travel: Getting Money Back May Not Be Easy, But Changing Dates Without Penalties Can Be
• 'It Was Absolutely Shocking' | Cyclist Arthur Hertbert Carter Killed In Annapolis Crash
• Food & Trend Expert Heather Smith Shares Tasty Hacks For National Snack Month
• Major Sports Leagues Reduce Media Locker Room Access Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin: Health Officials Confirm Second Case Of Coronavirus (COVID-19)
• Babies With Severe Sleep Problems May Have More Childhood Anxiety, Research Suggests
• LA Receives Over $19M In State Funding To Create, Improve Local Parks
• Former Dallas Cowboys QB, Coach Jon Kitna Named Burleson High Head Coach, Athletic Coordinator
• Baltimore County Police Searching For Information In Shooting That Killed 13-Year-Old, Injured 5 Others
• Actor, Author Robert Trabor Talks About 'The Haircut Who Would Be King'
• Lynwood's Courageous K-9 Gets Hero's Welcome After Spinal Surgery
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Declares State Of Emergency Over Coronavirus
• Police: Man Critically Injured After Shot In Head In Germantown Double Shooting
• Several Delaware Valley Schools Closing For Sanitizing Over Coronavirus Concerns
• Look Into The Future With Astrologist Stephanie Powell From Astrology.com
• Fort Worth, Irving And Plano Police Using Controversial Facial Recognition App On 'Trial Basis'
• Tustin Restaurant Checking Temperatures Before Serving Customers In Response To Coronavirus Outbreak
• Pennsylvania Work Zone Speed Cameras Go Into Effect Around Region
• Coronavirus Causing Economic Ripple Effect For South Bay Businesses
• U.S. Pro Sports Leagues Closing Locker Room Access Amid Coronavirus Spread
• Former North Texas Acting Police Chief Sentenced To Decade In Federal Prison For Threatening Man At Gunpoint
• 'Be Prudent. Don't Panic': Expert Says Have A Plan For Coronavirus
• NBA, MLB, MLS, NHL Closing Locker Rooms Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• Cleaning Precautions At Pre-Schools Over Fears Of Coronavirus
• Cowgirl Creamery Joins 14th Annual Artisan Cheese Festival In Sonoma Co.
• Five People In Philadelphia Under Investigation For Possible Cases Of Coronavirus, Health Officials Say
• 1 Parent Of Students Attending Shakopee School Exposed To Coronavirus, Voluntarily Quarantined
• Chinese Hospital Celebrating 120 Years Of Service In San Francisco
• Sick Pay, Time Off A Major Concern For Workers Amid Coronavirus Crisis; Gov. Pritzker Says Illinois Is Discussing Ways To Help
• California Big City Mayors Chat Homelessness With Newsom
• Bruce Cakebread Talks About Cakebread Winery's New Visitor Center In Napa
• Looking To Boost Your Online Dating Profile? New Survey Says People Swipe Right On Profiles With Puppy Pictures
• Baltimore's New Police Recruits Begin Training At The Police Academy
• Residents Of North Sacramento Mobile Home Park Being Displaced As Owners Renovate
• Philadelphia Phillies To Commemorate 1980 World Series Championship With Fan Giveaways
• 'Root 101' - A New Wine Pairing Experience At WALT's Oxbow Tasting Room
• Body cameras capture officers' act of kindness
• Burglary Suspect Caught On Surveillance Video Breaking Into Point Breeze Home
• American Bonfire Shades & Accessories Inspired By The California Lifestyle
• Vanessa Bryant, Daughters Take Family Picture With Mural Of Kobe And Gianna
• Philadelphia Leaders Call For Passing Of Legislation That Requires Reporting Of Lost, Stolen Firearms
• Advice for older Americans as coronavirus spreads
• Give Your Health A Kickstart In 2020 With Lifestyle Expert Amy Sewell
• Parents Forced To Find Alternative Activities For Kids After Elk Grove Unified School District Closes Schools For Week
• Boxer Demond Nicholson Battling Back After Kidney Failure
• Widow Of Fallen Richardson Officer David Sherrard Reacts To Body Cam Video: 'I Don't Think He Had Time To Be Scared'
• 10 Presumptive Cases Of Coronavirus Announced In Pennsylvania
• Internationally Acclaimed Mona Golabek's 'The Pianist Of Willesden Lane'
• 11th Annual Fresh Fest Showcases Experimental Dance, Performance
• Ex-LA City Councilman Mitch Englander Pleads Not Guilty To Corruption Charges
• Most Twin Cities Events Still Going On Despite COVID-19 Concerns
• More Appeals Expected After Judge Throws Out Pittsburgh Judge Mark Tranquilli's Conviction Of Retired Priest
• Prosecutors: Prince Andrew not cooperating in Epstein investigation
• Boston Colleges Issue Travel Guidelines Over Coronavirus Concerns
• Colorado-Based Empower Retirement Urges Investors To Be Patient In Wake Of Stock Market Plummet
• Sculptor Susan Behary Talks About Bush's 'Sully' & Service Dogs Memorial
• 19th Annual Sketchfest Kicks Off In San Francisco
• 'Best We Can Do': Coronavirus Prompting Delaware Valley Companies To Change Their Policies
• EDD Provides Options For Workers Impacted By Coronavirus Outbreak, Including Filing For Unemployment
• Baltimore Travel Agent Urges People To Listen To State Department Recommendations About Coronavirus
• Coronavirus: Person Who Tested Positive In Douglas County Visited DMV In Castle Rock
• Coronavirus Information Session For Seniors Held In Hallandale Beach
• Trainers, Vets Charged In Widespread Racehorse-Drugging Scheme
• Delaware County School Officials Gather To Discuss Threat Coronavirus Poses To Students, Staff
• King Of Prussia Restaurant Week Participants Offering Specials To Raise Money For Children's Hospital Of Philadelphia
• Italy expands lockdown to combat coronavirus
• Stock Market Plunge Creates Buying Opportunity For Many
• Department Of Veterans Affairs Moves To Suspend New GI Bill Enrollment At Temple University, Four Other Schools
• UC Berkeley Moves Classes To Online Delivery Until March 30 Over Coronavirus Fears
• Coloradans Aboard Confined Grand Princess Dock In Oakland
• Several Schools Closed After Children's Hospital Of Philadelphia Doctor At King Of Prussia Site Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Better Slow Down, Allegheny County Drivers: Officials To Crack Down On Speeders In Parks
• Wilmette Students Kept Out Of School Over COVID-19 Concerns: 'They're Like Cleaning Everything'
• Cheering Crowd On Golden Gate Bridge Greets Weary Grand Princess Passengers
• High School Teaching Assistant In Easton Accused Of Raping 2 Students
• San Francisco Puts $5M Toward Coronavirus Fund For Homeless, Other Vulnerable Groups
• MLB Closing Clubhouses To Media Amid Coronavirus Concerns
• Gas Prices Drop In Pittsburgh, But How Low Could They Go?
• Dallas Elections Administrator Questions Missing Ballots, Awaiting Judge's Decision
• Kennywood Bringing Back The Old Mill, Opening 'Steelers Experience' In 2020
• Minn. Prosecutor: Justice Dept. Should Review Burrell Case
• Police: Boy, 11, In Hospital After Being Thrown From St. Paul Balcony By Mother
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Declares State Of Emergency After Coronavirus Cases Jumps To 11
• Former Baltimore County Corrections Officer Thomas Mannion Pleads Guilty To Producing Child Pornography
• At Least 5 Students Hospitalized For Taking 'Marijuana-Infused' Candy
• SpaceX Dragon Capsule Reaches International Space Station With Supply Shipment
• Coronavirus Fears Have Companies Expanding Work From Home Policies
• Local Couple Aboard Grand Princess As It Docks In Oakland, California
• Bob Dylan Returns To Hollywood Bowl On 2020 Tour
• Philadelphia Officials Turn To Camden, New Jersey For Advice On How To Reduce Violence In City
• Rumors say cocaine and bleach can cure coronavirus — they can't
• Riverside County Health Officials Announce 3 New Cases Of Coronavirus In Coachella Valley
• Shane Winemiller Arrested In Anne Arundel County Murder
• Crews Battling Brush Fire In Indiana County
• Coronavirus swamping U.S. cruise lines
• Gov. Polis: State Insurance Companies To Make Coronavirus Testing Free
• Survey Shows Minnesota's Moose Population Remains Stable
• Larimer County Confirms 1st Case Of Coronavirus, Total In Colorado Grows To 11
• Climate Change Impacting New England's Maple Syrup Industry
• 'We Can Survive This': Minnesotan Couple On Grand Princess Cruise Ship Speaks About Coronavirus Outbreak
• Interstate 76 Work Will Cause Delays Between Fort Morgan, Wiggins
• Norfolk DA: Police Justified In Shooting Brigham And Women's Hospital Suspect 26 Times
• Wrigley Field Among Unique Ballparks Headlining O's Travel This Summer
• Coronavirus Impact Felt By Cruise Line Industry
• Televangelist Jim Bakker warned about phony coronavirus cures
• Officials: Flight Headed To New Jersey Diverted After Passengers Seated Next To Person Sneezing, Coughing Became Disruptive
• Montgomery County Coronavirus Patient In Critical Condition, Being Treated At University Of Pennsylvania Hospital
• Chicago Coronavirus Cases: The Number Of COVID-19 Cases In Cook County Compared With United States
• Florida House Suspends Session After 5 Members Self-Quarantine Due To Possible Coronavirus Exposure
• Car Flips Onto Its Roof On Turnpike
• Joshua ISD School Receives State-Of-The-Art $78K Shooting Range
• Spring Training Report: MLB Takes Coronavirus Precautions
• Officials: 4 Cherry Hill Urgent Care Workers Under Self-Quarantine After Exposed To Confirmed Coronavirus Patient
• The Foote Files: Christine McVie
• Former State Fair General Manager Mike Heffron Dies
• Ireland cancels St. Patrick's Day parades over coronavirus
• Ellwood City Police Department Searching For Suspect In Armed Robbery
• Suspect Arrested In Fatal Sunnyvale Shooting Following Fender-Bender; Had Arsenal Inside Car
• Hogan: Out-Of-State Travel For Maryland Employees Canceled Due To Coronavirus
• Around The Table: Is Joe Biden Pulling Away With The Democratic Nomination?
• Another Horse Dies At Los Alamitos Race Course, Marks 7th Death This Year
• Eisenhower Health Announces Coronavirus Hotline For Coachella Valley
• Washington County Deputy On Trial For Fatal Shooting Of Suicidal Man
• Sheriff: Tiny's Tavern Robbed By 2 Men Late Sunday Night
• Baby Greater One Horned Tank Rhino All Play With Mom At Denver Zoo
• Record Turnout For Massachusetts Democratic Presidential Primary
• Columbia Gas Enters $53M Guilty Plea For Causing Merrimack Valley Explosions
• Colorado Suspends Antonio Alfano, Former Five-Star Alabama Recruit, For Violation Of Buffaloes Team Rules
• Police: 2 Dozen Catalytic Converters Stolen In Hopkins Last Month
• Dow Freefall: Coronavirus, Oil Market Fears Lead To Worst Drop Since 2008
• Coronavirus Concern: Archdiocese Of Miami Cancels All After-School Sporting Activities
• Nature up close: What's needed to keep an owl alive
• Wilmette's Loyola Academy Cancels Classes For 2 Days After Student Possibly Exposed To Coronavirus
• Marin County Officals Announce First Coronavirus Patient
• Coronavirus Latest: LA County Officials Confirm Two New Cases, 16 Total
• Sanders and Biden tangle over trade in Democratic primaries in Rust Belt
• House Republicans Call For Tax Relief With Budget Surplus
• Denver St. Baldrick's Event Postponed Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Miami PD Needs Help Finding Man Wanted In Attempted Robbery Caught On Camera
• Family of coronavirus patient breaks quarantine to attend dance
• Can you catch the coronavirus from cash?
• Dr. Drew On Coronavirus: 'Businesses Destroyed, Lives Upended — Not By Virus, But By Panic'
• ESPN Says Pittsburgh Steelers Are 'Best Fit' For Free-Agent QB Jameis Winston
• 25-Year-Old Baltimore Woman Missing Since February 24
• 1 Person Dead, Several Others Injured In Ceres Shooting
• Judge Grants Catherine Pugh's Request To Delay Her Incarceration Until April 27
• Three People Test Positive For Coronavirus In Ohio
• Illinois Kicks Off Sports Betting; Eddie Olczyk Places First Wager At Rivers Casino Sportsbook
• Dallas Police Share Image Of SUV Used By Alleged Killers
• Police: Machete Being Carried By Bicyclist On UCD Campus Recovered
• New York State to make its own hand sanitizer
• Quarantined Grand Princess Cruise Ship Docks In Oakland, California
• Catonsville Fire Department Closed 'Indefinitely' After 'Petroleum-Like Substance' Found
• While Panic Surrounds Coronavirus, Some 20,000 People Have Died From Flu This Season
• Police: To Fight Off Alleged Sexual Assaulter, Westmoreland Co. Woman Bites His Tongue
• Allegheny County Police Searching For Missing 11-Year-Old, Javar Williams
• Schedule Of Unofficial SXSW Events
• St. Paul Teachers, School District Resume Negotiations As Tuesday Strike Looms
• 2 Men Sentenced To 1 Year In Jail, 5 Years Probation For Engineering Fraud Spanning 50 Cities
• Florida Dept. Of Health Corrects Self-Isolation Mandate For International Travelers
• Appeals Court Rules For Led Zeppelin In 'Stairway To Heaven' Copyright Dispute
• Study Ranks Pittsburgh As 34th Most Congested City In America
• 5 New Coronavirus Cases Confirmed In San Francisco
• Detroit To Ann Arbor Buses Scheduled To Start Routes March 16
• Three Arrested In Connection With Shooting In Fort Collins Neighborhood
• Crews Battle Large Brush Fire Near Route 28
• Culidnerdy Kitchen In Downtown Sacramento Closing Its Doors
• WVU Names Sophomore Colson Glover As New Mountaineer Mascot
• Trial Begins For Dreion Dearing, Accused In Adams County Deputy Heath Gumm Murder
• Frisco Man In His 30s Marks First 'Presumptive Positive' Case For Novel Coronavirus In North Texas
• New York Weather: 3/9 CBS2 Evening Weather Headlines
• More Than $5.4M From Tree Of Life Donations To Go Victims' Families, Survivors, Congregations And First Responders
• Coronavirus-Stricken Grand Princess Arrives At Port Of Oakland; Passenger Says 'It Looks Like A War Zone'
• Amid Coronavirus Fears, Bruins Can't Picture Playing Without Fans In Attendance
• Coronavirus-Stricken Grand Princess Expected To Dock In Oakland
• Dublin Cancels St. Patrick's Day Festivities Amid Coronavirus Fears
• Plan For Amazon Distribution Center In Pullman Moves Forward; Ald. Anthony Beale Expects Facility To Be Open By Mid-September
• Former Nashoba High School Teacher Pleads Guilty To Sending Student Nude Photos
• 16-Year-Old Boy From Annapolis Missing Since March 1
• Trump, top Republicans scramble to contain economic blow of coronavirus
• $21 Million In Coronavirus (COVID-19) Money Sails Through Minnesota Senate
• Titans' A.J. Brown Wants To Play With Tom Brady: 'That Would Be Insane'
• New Owners Of SouthSide Works Announce Plans For Redevelopment
• Former Maryland Teacher Facing Child Sex Charges Involving Teen In Kent County
• Paige Bueckers Named Gatorade National Girls Basketball Player Of The Year
• Contentious Debate Over Safe Injection Sites In Philadelphia Makes Way To City Hall
• NH Youth Hockey Coach Fired After Attacking Referee On Ice During Game
• Denver's Office Of Emergency Management Partially Activates For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Concerns? Call, Don't Show Up At Doctor, ER, Or Urgent Care
• Dallas Stripper, White Supremacist Gang Member Convicted Of Obstruction of Justice
• Suspect Arrested In 2016 Murder Of Teen Found Buried In Shallow Grave At Sonoma State
• It Took Coronavirus Outbreak To Remind Us We Touch Our Faces Too Often
• Orioles Star Trey Mancini Promises To Keep Fans Updated After Leaving Team Due To Medical Issue
• Possible New LA Rams Logo Draws Criticism After Leaking Online
• Gates Foundation to provide at-home coronavirus test kits in Seattle
• Florida Senate Overwhelmingly Passes College Athlete Compensation Bill
• 12-Year-Old Girl From Annapolis Missing For 2 Days, Police Say
• Coronavirus Can Infect Children, But They're Less Likely To Be Seriously Ill
• Miami Dog Missing For Months Found 1,400 Miles Away In Michigan
• 'It's A Very Sweet & Kind Show': Billy Gardell On 'Bob Hearts Abishola,' & Melissa McCarthy
• Trump and Pence address coronavirus fallout
• Stocks Resume Trading After Dow Takes A Dive
• 4 Of The Best Places To Drink On The Cheap In Minneapolis
• Speaker Pelosi In Boston: America 'Cannot Withstand' Another Term Of President Trump
• The 4 Best Vietnamese Spots In St. Paul
• Coronavirus: Why Hand Washing Helps Reduce Infection Risk
• Pittsburgh To Play Host To USA Hockey Disabled Hockey Festival
• Train to Become a Volunteer Naturalist
• Michael O'Brien Arrested, Accused Of Spray Painting Swastikas Around Florissant
• Max von Sydow, Star Of 'The Exorcist' And 'Star Wars,' Dies At 90
• Baltimore Businessman Lance Lucas Pleads Guilty To Bribing Former Del. Cheryl Glenn
• Protecting Vulnerable Populations Against The Coronavirus
• LeBron insists he won't play without fans, despite coronavirus fears
• Edgewood Man Charged After Allegedly Trying To Bite Off Woman's Finger, Police Say
• City Of Detroit Announces COVID-19 Water Restart Plan
• State Police Investigate Juice Box Theft
• Trainer of champion horse accused of horse-drugging
• Snowslide Blocks Amtrak Train In Grand County
• Hundreds In DC Asked To Self-Quarantine After Coronavirus Exposure In Church
• Driver In Crash That Killed 4 Stoughton Classmates Sentenced To Time In Dept. Of Youth Services
• Dow Drops More Than 1,800 In One Minute
• Bruins Rule Out Carlo, Krug For Tuesday's Game Vs. Flyers
• 7th Presumptive Coronavirus Case Announced In Pennsylvania
• Pacific Storm To Bring Rain Showers, Possible Thunderstorms Across Southland
• Truck Explodes Into Flames After Crashing Into Natural Gas Line Along I-35E
• Driver In Florida Crash That Killed 4 From Mass. Family Charged With Careless Driving
• Can "social distancing" help stop the spread of coronavirus?
• CBS News: Stocks Resume Trading As Financial Markets Crater
• UPMC Putting Plans In Place To In Case Of Confirmed Case Of COVID-19
• Garfield's Nightmare Returning To Old Mill At Kennywood This Season
• Miami Weather: South Florida Under Wind Advisory Creating Hazardous Beach & Boating Conditions
• Boston's First Recreational Marijuana Shop Opens In Dorchester
• Newton School Cleaned After Parent's Presumptive Positive Coronavirus Test
• Lynyrd Skynyrd Announces Farewell Tour Stop In Denver
• What is the SALT deduction, and can you take advantage?
• FWC: 'Significant Miscommunication' Led To Rescued Coyote Euthanization
• CW BUZZ - ROSWELL NM RETURNS MARCH 16
• 3 market-panic signals point to global recession
• Sheetz Surprises 8-Year-Old Super Fan With Free Slushies For The Rest Of His Childhood
• Cory Booker endorses Biden as "the right person" to beat Trump
• Bloomberg gives $2 million to register black voters in key states
• Fremont License Plate Cameras Lead To Auto Burglary Suspect Arrest In Sacramento
• Regal Princess Docks At Port Everglades After Two Crewmembers Test Negative For Coronavirus
• Mexican women plan strike to protest soaring gender violence
• New Rams Logo Leaks Online; Twitter Mercilessly Roasts New Design
• Avalanche Top Line Overwhelms Sharks In 4-3 Win
• Man Arrested For Groping Woman In Seal Beach HomeGoods Store
• Prostitution Complaints Lead To Closure Of 8 Massage Parlors In Fremont
• Sesame's Count Wants Children Counted In Census, Ah, Ah, Ah!
• Coloradans Aboard Grand Princess Cruise Ship Making The Best Of It Despite Coronavirus Outbreak
• Denver Weather: First Significant Rain Of The Season A Sure Sign Spring Is Coming
• Girl who lost sight due to flu regains vision
• Man Rescued From Water In Inner Harbor Overnight, Baltimore Police Say
• Tom Brady Announces New Hollywood Venture, '199 Productions'
• Sheriff: Armed Man Fatally Shot By Deputy In Backus; Another Man Found Dead In Residence
• Giants Have 'A Lot Of Question Marks,' Says KPIX's Dennis O'Donnell
• Coronavirus 'Panic' Could Affect Ongoing Florida Budget Negotiations
• Dallas Police Squad Cars Crash After High-Speed Chase With Suspected Street Racer
• 'I Know Who I Am And You Can't Shake Me': Comedian Tammy Pescatelli On Showtime's 'More Funny Women Of A Certain Age'
• D.C. churchgoers urged to self-quarantine over coronavirus
• AAA: 'Florida Drivers Could Easily Begin Seeing Sub-$2 Gasoline This Week'
• Jim Berry's Miami Marlins 2020 Preview: 'Marlins Believe They Are Ready To Turn The Corner'
• National Napping Day: 5 Reasons To Take A Nap
• Philadelphia Weather: Taste Of Spring As Temperatures Near 70 Across Delaware Valley
• Anahi Andrade Arrested In El Paso, Accused Of Helping Husband Flee
• Over 200 Grey Whales Spotted Off Point Reyes Since Friday
• Blink-182 To Headline Music Festival In Washington Co.
• After Prison Term, Man Wins Appeal Over Arson Conviction
• Man Seriously Injured In Lakeview Stabbing And Robbery
• Tire Crashes Through Windshield On Route 1 In Danvers
• Travel Advice For Coronavirus: Everything You Need To Know
• Princeton University Restricts Gatherings, Offers Remote Classes Over Coronavirus Concerns
• Brooklyn Park Man With Outstanding Warrant Charged After Police Find Rifle In His Car
• Officials: Third Broward Presumptive Positive Coronavirus Case Related To Port Everglades
• Trading Temporarily Halted After Dow Jones Drops More Than 2,000 Points
• 'Exorcist' Actor Max von Sydow Dies at Age 90
• Philadelphia Police Arrest 22-Year-Old Man In Murder Of Former Temple Football Player Zaire Williams
• Judge Throws Out Retired Priest's Sexual Assault Conviction
• Stephanie Clark Charged With Killing Boyfriend In Maple Grove
• $1 Million-Winning Pennsylvania Lottery Scratch-Off Ticket Sold In Bucks County
• Thousands Prepare To Get Off Coronavirus-Stricken Cruise Ship At Port Of Oakland
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• Virginia Lawmakers Pass Bill Allowing Confederate Monument Removals
• Sexual Assault Reported At University Of Minnesota Parking Ramp
• Police Body Cams Show What Happened After North Texas Man Was Murdered
• Frustrated Celtics Let Another Win Slip Away
• The CW Announces Spring 2020 Premiere Dates
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• Local Precincts Add Selfie Stations: Election Officials Attempt To Get Young Voters To Polls
• CDC: Flu has killed 20,000 this season, including 136 kids
• Michigan Role In Campaign 2020: Experts Say Important State For Democratic Nomination
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• Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport Named North America's Best For 4th Straight Year
• Second Coronavirus Case In Indiana Linked To Boston Biogen Meeting
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• Baltimore Weather Blog: Sunny, 70s Day!
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• Trump to skip St. Patrick's Day Hill luncheon, blames Pelosi
• Campaign 2020: New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker Endorses Joe Biden
• Twitter labels Biden video retweeted by Trump as "manipulated media"
• Winston & Seniors Kiss The Breslin Goodbye With Big Ten Title
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• Study: Coffee May Stifle Your Brain's Ability To Think Creatively
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• Wild Win Over Ducks, 5-4 in OT, On Kevin Fiala's Goal
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• Boston Has Worst Traffic In US Again In New Study
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