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• Travis Community On Edge As More Evacuees Arrive On Base
• Saratoga Michelin Star Restaurant Provides 'Black Glove Service' Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• Overcoming Coronavirus Concerns, Sheldon Huskies Top Dublin Gaels In CIF Semifinals
• Biden Wins In Idaho, Michigan, Mississippi and Missouri
• Police Respond To Reports Of Shooting At Garden Grove Cafe, 1 Man Dead
• Echo Park Residents Want Something Done After String Of Fatal Hit-And-Run Crashes
• Colorado College Prepares For Virtual Learning Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Lung Valves Are Alternative To Surgery For Advanced Emphysema
• Coronavirus In Colorado: Company Sees Uptick In Clients Switching To Remote Work
• Bill To Replace Columbus Day In Colorado Heads To Governor's Desk
• Storm Brings Possibility Of Thunder, Hail, Water Spouts To Southern California
• Man Pleads Guilty To 2018 Stockton Home Invasion Rape
• San Gabriel Valley Gun Sales Soar Among Asian Americans Who Fear Coronavirus-Related Attacks
• Hockey Families Scrambling After Losing Longtime Rink
• Attorney: New York Real Estate Heir Robert Durst Will Testify In His Own Defense During Murder Trial
• Sacramento County Confirms First Coronavirus Death: Assisted Living Resident Dies
• Parents Demand Answers After Revelation That School District Broke Law In Not Conducting Background Check On Bathroom Camera Suspect David Garcia-Espinal
• California Voters Reject $15 Billion School Upgrade Bond
• SoCal Universities Suspend In-Person Classes Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• Coronavirus Closings: Maryland, DC Universities Extending Spring Breaks, Shifting To Online Classes
• Small Colorado Businesses Concerned With Coronavirus Executive Order
• DC Sniper Lee Boyd Malvo Marries While Serving Life In Prison
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: MDH Confirms 3rd Presumptive Case Of COVID-19, Patient In Critical Condition
• Cuomo Announces 1-Mile 'Containment Area' In New Rochelle, Closes Large Gathering Places There For 2 Weeks
• Serious Injuries Reported In Crash On I-55 In Bolingbrook
• 3 TSA Officers Test Positive For Coronavirus At Mineta San Jose Int'l Airport
• VIDEO: Man Flings Rock Through Bedroom Window, Injuring Woman In San Francisco
• 4 Grand Princess Passengers To Be Quarantined At Asilomar State Beach
• Coronavirus Update: NYC Half Marathon Cancelled, St. Patrick's Day Parade Still On Amid Calls For 'Social Distancing'
• NASA struggling to control moon rocket program costs
• Couple Says They Got Socked With Huge Fee For Canceling Cruise Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• CBS3 Gets Exclusive Look At SEPTA Ramping Up Cleaning Schedule After Coronavirus Hits Philadelphia
• Alameda Firefighter Diagnosed With Coronavirus
• Santa Clara County Rolls Out New Mitigation Strategies To Fight Spread Of Coronavirus
• Ogden East School Parent Tested Positive For Coronavirus Abroad, School Says
• Coronavirus Update: N.J. Announces First COVID-19 Death
• Woman Facing More Than 1,300 Charges After More Than 200 Animals Rescued In Large-Scale Alleged Neglect
• Miami-Dade Schools Respond To Coronavirus With Hotline, Websites and Partial Activation Of Emergency Command Center
• Colorado Day Of Action Canceled For Coronavirus Concern
• Classes At St. Paul Schools Also Canceled Wednesday As Teachers Go On Strike
• Thousands Of St. Paul Families Scramble As Educators Go On Strike; Classes Also Canceled Wednesday
• Broward Has Fourth Coronavirus Case, Three Cases Connected To Port Everglades
• Coronavirus In Minnesota: Metro Transit Enhances Cleaning On Buses, Trains
• Rockets End 4-Game Skid With 117-111 Victory Over Wolves
• Celine Dion Postpones World Tour Stop In Pittsburgh Due To A Cold
• High School, University Students Disappointed By Sudden Cancellations Of Trips Due To Coronavirus
• Big Ten Tourney Challenge Gives Richard Pitino, Gopher Men One Last Chance
• Harvey Weinstein Case: Unsealed Documents Show Movie Mogul Wrote 'Jennifer Aniston Should Be Killed'
• Trump endorses Tommy Tuberville in Alabama, in a blow to Sessions
• Delaware St. Tops Md. Eastern Shore 68-64 In MEAC Tourney
• Bradley Beal Scores 40, Leads Wizards Past Knicks 122-115
• Vermont Downs UMBC 81-74 To Advance To AEC Title Game
• Police: Two 15-Year-Old Boys Killed, 2 Other Juveniles Injured In Chester Quadruple Shooting
• How Much Protein Do We Really Need?
• Coby White Scores 20 As Bulls Beat Cavaliers
• 4 Rushed To Hospital In Accident Involving Metra Train, Car In South Shore
• Here Is What We Know About The Coronavirus At-A-Glance 3-10-20
• 3.7 Magnitude Earthquake Reported Near Truckee
• Authorities Arrest Man, Woman Accused Of Trespassing At Mar-A-Lago
• Zibanejad Scores Again, Rangers Beat Stars 4-2
• Medical Examiner IDs Men Involved In Deadly Officer-Involved Shooting In Backus
• McDonald's Employees To Demand $15 An Hour, Union Rights In Thursday Strike
• Why Biden's win in Michigan is crucial to his path to the nomination
• Close Contact Of 1st Dallas County Coronavirus Case Also Tests 'Presumptive Positive'
• Mavericks Blow Double-Digit Lead At San Antonio, Fall To Spurs 119-109
• METRO Green Line Train Collides With Car In St. Paul
• Officials Confirm First Presumptive Positive Coronavirus Cases In Bucks County
• Andrew Yang endorses Joe Biden
• Maple Grove Police Investigating Suspicious Death After Body Found Inside Home
• Democratic Presidential Candidate Joe Biden Speaks At Philadelphia's National Constitution Center After Impressive Night At Polls
• Colorado Gets Drive-Thru Coronavirus Testing
• Families Of Troopers Killed In The Line Of Duty Push For New Law
• Local Elementary School Holds Hawaiian-Themed Retirement Party For Police Dog
• Philadelphia's St. Patrick's Day Parade Canceled Due To Coronavirus Concerns, Organizers Say
• SF Lawmaker Pushes For Stronger Restrictions On Large Gatherings Amid COVID-19 Concerns
• Family Members Concerned After Elk Grove Senior Living Resident Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Bats Hot For Cubs As They Pound Giants In Cactus League Play
• 'We Should Be Fine': Fans Flock To Wells Fargo Center Despite Philadelphia Officials Warning To Stay Away From Public Events Due To Coronavirus
• Stellar Debut For Michael Kopech, Though White Sox Lose To Rangers
• Santa Rosa Student Home From Coronavirus Stricken-Italy Is Sleeping In His Driveway
• Malkin Leads Slumping Penguins To Win Over Devils
• Gov. Hogan Asks Older Residents To Avoid Large Crowds, Travel As Maryland Reports Its 9th Coronavirus Case
• Coast Guard Airlifts Cargo Ship Captain Off Coast Of Ocean City, Maryland
• Baltimore County's Glass Hasn't Been Recycled For Years. Here's Why
• Bruins Snap Flyers' 9-Game Win Streak Behind Rask Shutout
• Democratic Primaries: Biden Takes Early Wins In Michigan, Mississippi, And Missouri
• Sheldon Basketball Team Thankful To Play Ahead Of CIF Playoff Game
• Port Discovery Aims To Make Itself More Friendly To Those With Sensory Processing Challenges
• San Joaquin County Escapees Back In Custody After Running From SF Rehab Center
• The Charmery, The Food Market Expanding To Columbia
• West Virginia University Temporarily Suspends Face-To-Face Classes As University Transitions To Online Instruction Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• Philadelphia Police: 2 Men Fighting For Life After Gunfire Erupts Inside Hunting Park Laundromat
• Flyers' 9-Game Win Streak Snapped With Shutout Loss To Bruins
• San Jose Approves Moratorium On Evictions As Coronavirus Takes Toll On Economy
• Katie Valenzuela Declares Victory Over Councilman Steve Hansen In Sacramento City Council Race
• Bryant Woodley Found Guilty Of Murdering Ex-Girlfriend's Partner Wayne Phillips
• LA County To Bring In Independent Consultant Over Voting System Issues
• Multiple Counties Join Sacramento In Implementing Mitigation Strategy To Fight Coronavirus
• Man, Woman, 2 Children Found Dead At Dallas Hotel
• Elderly Nursing Home Patient Dies Becoming 3rd Coronavirus Death In California
• Loyola Academy In Wilmette To Reopen Wednesday After Coronavirus Exposure Worry
• Celtics Clinch Playoff Spot For Sixth Straight Season
• North Texas Spring Break Attractions Still Open And Staying Busy
• After Nearly 11 Years, Suspected Shooter Arrested In Graham Murder Case
• 20-Year-Old Shot In The Leg In Northwest Baltimore, Police Say
• California Governor Warns Of More Restrictions To Stop Virus
• John Lee Cowell Found Guilty In Oakland BART Stabbing Death Of Nia Wilson
• Dayon Cooper Convicted Of Cameron Anderson's Murder In Baltimore
• Man Stabbed At Jackson Red Line Station
• Robert Morris Wins Northeast Conference Championship, Qualifies For NCAA Tournament For First Time Since 2015
• Dozens Of Rescue Puppies Arrive In The Twin Cities
• Malkin Leads Slumping Penguins To 5-2 Win Over Devils
• LAUSD Board Unanimously Approves State Of Emergency, Granting Superintendent Power To Close Schools If Necessary
• Itayvia Lloyd, Accused Of Throwing Son From 4th Floor Balcony, Charged With Attacking Officers
• Coachella, Stagecoach Organizers Postpone Festivals Until October Following New Coronavirus Cases
• Police In New Jersey Issue Statewide Alert After Seizing 'Spray Sanitizer' Sold At 7-Eleven That Left Boy With Burns
• Coronavirus Update: Grand Princess Passenger Exodus Grinds On; Some Evacuees Head To Bay Area Hotels
• Father Is Fighting 'Behavior Management' Fee On Dental Appointment Bill For His Son With Autism
• Man Convicted Of Possessing Weapon While In Confinement At Central Maryland Correctional Facility
• Rutgers University Cancels Classes, Temporarily Moving To Remote Learning Following Spring Break Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• San Joaquin County Inmates Who Escaped During San Francisco Day Pass Captured
• Bernard Zell Anshe Emet Day School To Reopen Wednesday, After Closing Because Parent Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Vs. Common Flu: UC Berkeley Public Health Professor Compares Both
• Major Health Care Issues Teed Up In Senate
• Coachella, Stagecoach Organizers Postpone Festivals Until October Following New Coronavirus Cases
• March Democratic debate to be held without an audience
• Biden, Sanders Face Off In 6-State 'Mini-Super Tuesday'
• 'Very Frustrated' Gov. JB Pritzker Asks Feds For More Coronavirus Tests; 8 New Illinois Cases Confirmed
• House Balks At E-Verify 'Compromise'
• Tarrant County Confirms Its First Presumptive Positive COVID-19 Case
• San Francisco Building Inspection Chief Placed On Leave In Widening City Hall Corruption Probe
• MIAA Not Canceling Games At TD Garden Despite Coronavirus Concerns
• 7-Year-Old's Condition Improving After Being Struck Near School Bus Stop
• Consumer Alert: Police Seize Spray Sanitizer Sold At 7-Eleven In N.J. After Boy Gets Burned
• Coronavirus Update: 2 Long Island School Bus Drivers Test Positive, 80 Children On Routes Exposed
• Coronavirus In Colorado: 16th & 17th Cases Announced Tuesday
• Coachella, Stagecoach to be rescheduled amid coronavirus fears
• Teachers Demand More Supplies To Fight Coronavirus As East Bay Schools Remain Open
• Adalia McKenzie & Park Center Are Gunning For A State Championship
• South Bay Senior Center Takes Steps To Protect Residents From Coronavirus
• Coachella Music Festival Postponed Until October Amid Coronavirus Concerns
• Howard County Firefighters Rescue Dog Trapped Under Deck
• 2020 Daily Trail Markers: Rallies canceled and live debate audience called off
• Moorestown Police Warn Of Scammers Trying To Take Advantage Of Coronavirus Outbreak By Posing As CDC Employees
• Elementary-Age Child Among 2 New Coronavirus Cases In Calaveras County
• De'Andre Sleet Sentenced To Life In Prison Plus 25 Years In 2018 Murder Of Timothy Moriconi
• Big West Basketball Tournament To Be Played Without Spectators To Slow Coronavirus Spread
• Live Updates: March 10 Democratic Primaries
• CBS2 Gets An Inside Look At NYPD's Training To Prevent Friendly Fire Incidents
• Palm Restaurant In Center City Abruptly Closes Its Doors After More Than 30 Years Of Business
• Colorado Drivers Should Watch For Falling Rock During Freeze-Thaw Cycles
• Big West Basketball Tournaments Will Be Held Spectator-Free Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• Excela Health Westmoreland Hospital Prepares 'Negative-Pressure Rooms' For Coronavirus Patients
• How COVID-19 Could Affect The Upcoming Primary Election In Chicago, Cook County
• 7-Year-Old Lana Owen Ayara Who Went Missing After Getting Off School Bus In Ellicott City Found Safe
• Fox Chapel Area School District Prepares Contingency Plan In Case Of Local Coronavirus Outbreak
• Prosecutors: 2 Doctors Charged With Operating Pill Mill In Philadelphia, Montgomery Counties
• WATCH: Philadelphia Police Release Surveillance Video Of Tip Jar Theft At John's Roast Pork In South Philly
• Md. Lawmakers Debate Bill That Would Require Baltimore City School Police To Carry Guns
• Coronavirus: Gov. Jared Polis Declares State Of Emergency In Colorado
• This Is What The State Of Emergency In Colorado Means To You
• Chicago Cubs: What You Need To Know Before You Go To Wrigley Field
• Lombard Elementary Schools Cancel Classes For Wednesday After Coronavirus Exposure Is Reported At School Volleyball Game
• Justin Champagnie Scores 31 Points, Pitt Surges Past Wake Forest At ACC Tournament
• Coronavirus In Wisconsin Leads To Osceola High School Closure For Cleaning
• 15 Students Quarantined After Stow Teacher Tests Positive For Coronavirus
• Colton Treu, Who Killed 3 Girl Scouts, Mother In Wisconsin Hit-And-Run, In Midst Of Sentencing
• 401Ks Take A Beating, So When Can You Recoup Your Losses?
• Cody Boetger Sentenced To 10+ Years For Crash That Killed Firefighter
• Radio Show Host Alex Jones Arrested In Texas For DWI
• Butler University mascot set to retire after 7 years
• Mom Wants Jail Time For Charter School Principal Accused Of Hitting 7-Year-Old Autistic Son With Door
• LAPD Releases Video Of Man Suspected Of Fatally Shooting 48-Year-Old On Street
• Remembering Former CBS 11 News Colleague Allen Manning
• Archdiocese Of San Francisco To Close 90 Bay Area Catholic Schools Over Coronavirus Concerns
• 'We Were Watching Our Daughter Die': Father Provides Life-Saving Transplant For 15-Month-Old Daughter At UPMC Children's Hospital
• Vasco Road Reopens After Multi-Vehicle Big Rig Crash Kills 1 Person
• Glenview COVID-19 Case Is CVS Worker From Boston
• North Texas World War II Hero James 'Maggie' Magellas Turns 103
• Long Island Woman Who Fled Nazi Germany Struggling To Get Documentation For REAL ID
• New Apartments Open At Laradon School
• Philadelphia Officials Hold Forum Focused On Registering People Experiencing Homelessness To Vote
• Oscar Mayer's Famous Wienermobile Stops By Montgomery County
• Officials Identify Victims Of Deadly House Fire In Reading
• COVID-19 Plans For Chicago Schools: No Closings, Boxed Food For Vaughn Families
• Health Care Providers Would Have To Disclose Sexual Offenses If Colorado Lawmakers Pass Bill
• 'It Has Been A Strange Situation': Woman From Pittsburgh In Italy As Coronavirus Sparks Lockdown
• Doorbell Camera Rebate Program Legislation Passes Baltimore City Council
• CDC advises high-risk adults to prepare for coronavirus outbreak
• Missing Holiday Cards Arriving In March? Hawthorne Residents Say Postal Mail Now Completely Unreliable
• New bug species named after Lady Gaga
• New York has 173 cases of coronavirus — among the highest in U.S.
• Dallas Couple Stateside After Coronavirus Fears Sink 'Trip Of A Lifetime' Cruise
• Baltimore Guinness' Hollie Stephenson Blazes Trail In Male-Dominated Industry
• Everglades K-8 Center Students Tackle Gun Violence, Bring Message To Lawmakers
• Additional Coronavirus Cases Confirmed In LA County, OC
• Contra Costa County Supes Tightening Rules On Short-Term Rentals
• Businesses Beginning To Feel Financial Burden Of Coronavirus Concerns
• Bill To Restrict Vaping For Young Coloradans Passes House
• Fault In Death Of Anti-Gang Advocate Evelyn Rodriguez Now In Hands Of Jury
• Lakewood Police Investigate Homicide After Man Gunned Down In Front Of Home
• 'Very Much On Top Of It': Urgent Care Facilities Stepping Up Efforts In Wake Of Coronavirus Outbreak
• Nonprofit Helps Baltimore High School Students Learn Networking, Communication Skills
• San Joaquin County Confirms First Coronavirus Case; Patient Was On Grand Princess Cruise Ship
• Alderman Rips Developers Seeking Tax Break For Not Having Numbers On Minority Participation On Building Rehab; 'Stop Playing Games'
• Indiana University Suspends Face-To-Face Teaching On All Campuses Into April; Purdue Requires Students To Take Courses Online
• Children's Book Chronicles Milford Teen's Triumph Over Cancer
• Coronavirus Update: Ultra Music Fest Not Offering Refunds
• Miramar Police Search For Man Accused Of Shooting Cat With Arrow
• MIT Students Will Not Return To Campus After Spring Break Due To Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Cluster From Mexico Cruise Ship Grows; New Case In Alameda County
• Does vaping make you more susceptible to coronavirus?
• Navy Fires Stefanie Pemper As Women's Basketball Coach
• Coronavirus In New Jersey: State Announces First COVID-19 Death
• LeBron reverses stance on refusing to play in empty arenas
• 2 RSA Conference Attendees Test Positive For Coronavirus
• Sketch Released Of Man Suspected Of Breaking Into Stockton Home, Raping Woman
• Coronavirus In Philadelphia: Businesses Concerned After Philly Officials Discourage People From Going To Large-Scale Events
• Denver Broncos Awarded 3 Compensatory Picks In NFL Draft
• SF Setting Up RVs In Presidio, Other Locations To Quarantine People Exposed To COVID-19
• PennDOT Planning Major Construction Project On Busy Pittsburgh Bridge
• Coronavirus Vs. Flu: A Look At The Differences And Similarities Between The Diseases
• South Florida Officials Fear Coronavirus Impact On Spring Break
• Germantown Academy Closes After Student Tests Presumptive Positive For Coronavirus
• Coronavirus Concerns Drop Flight Bookings From BWI, Slashing Prices To Under $100 To Major U.S. Cities
• People Who Had Contact With Arlington Coronavirus Patients Told To Self-Quarantine
• Police Search For Clues In NW Miami-Dade Drive-By Killing Of Young Mother
• Confirmed Case Of Dengue Fever In Florida Keys
• Hundreds Of Disability Advocates Rally At State Capitol
• Decades-Old 'Baby Hope' Cold Case Now Closed Following DNA Testing
• Miami US Customs Agents Find Cocaine Hidden In Golf Club Shafts
• Contra Costa County Official: 'COVID-19 Is Circulating In Our Community'
• Lawsuit Aims To End Most Limits On California Personalized License Plates
• Crews Battle Massive Brush Fire At Popular Upstate Hiking Area
• Coronavirus Compound Needed For Testing In Short Supply
• First Case of Coronavirus Reported In Dallas County
• How Long Does The Coronavirus Live On Surfaces? The Experts Weigh In
• The 2020 Census Is Almost Here. Here's How To Avoid Being Scammed
• Why Maryland's Elderly Are More At-Risk For Coronavirus
• Disabled Tractor Trailer Shuts Down Noblestown Road In Both Directions
• Lawmaker: Bill Requiring Paid Sick Days Could Limit Spread Of Coronavirus
• Aldermen Seek To Punish Cyber-Flashing With Up To 90 Days In Jail
• Man Sought In Attempted Abduction Of 13-Year-Old Girl In NW Miami
• New York Weather: 3/10 CBS2 Evening Weather Headlines
• Children's Hospital Of Philadelphia Doctor In King Of Prussia Who Tested Positive For Coronavirus Treated Two Dozen Patients
• University Of Florida, Florida State Close To Moving All Classes Online Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker Declares State Of Emergency Due To Coronavirus
• Rare white giraffes killed by poachers
• Broward County Declares State Of Emergency Following Fourth Coronavirus Case
• Patriots Receive Four Compensatory Picks For 2020, Most Among NFL Teams
• Rockies 'Basically Just Hoping That 2018 Team Will Show Up,' Says CBS4's Michael Spencer
• Around The Table: Stock Market Decline
• Vietnam Veteran Battles City Of Dallas Over Flag Featuring President Trump
• Video: LAPD Officers Trap Injured, Snarling Opossum Found In Middle Of Hollywood Street
• Police: Group Of Juveniles Attack Person Outside North Baltimore Church
• More Evidence Of Wolves Found In Northwestern Colorado
• Lawsuit Aims To End California License Plate Language Limits
• O's Fans Hopeful Slugger Chris Davis Has Found His Swing This Spring
• Sharks React To Empty Stands At San Jose's SAP Center; 'We Love Playing In Front Of Our Fans'
• Florida Legislature Rejects Local Sunscreen Bans
• PG&E Says It Has Settled One Battle Involving Wildfire Fund
• Minnesota Senate GOP Unveils Bills Aiming To Curb Violence
• Ohio Attorney General Rejects Petition Language For Recreational Pot Issue
• Coronavirus School Closings: Area Schools Closed Over COVID-19 Concerns
• Pedestrian Killed By Hit-And-Run Driver In East Oakland
• Officials Announce 8th Presumptive Positive Coronavirus Case In Montgomery County, Pennsylvania Total Climbs To 12
• Life Under A Coronavirus Lockdown; Bay Area Woman Checks In From Rome
• Coronavirus Update: Stocks Rebound, Dow Gains 1,167 Points Following Worst Day In 12 Years
• The Foote Files: George McCrae
• 'The Pandemic Has Now Arrived': Officials Announce First Confirmed Coronavirus Case In Philadelphia
• Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones arrested for DWI
• Coronavirus Concerns Prompt Mass. Schools To Have Attendance, Closure Relief
• Coronavirus Update: What Is The Difference Between Isolation And Quarantine?
• Chicago Weather: Dry And Quiet Tuesday Evening
• San Francisco Public Defender Calls For Release Of Jail Inmates With Heightened Risk Of Coronavirus
• Missing 30-Year-Old Tarentum Woman Found
• Man Attacked, Robbed, Left Hospitalized In I-5 Road Rage Incident; 3 Suspects Still Sought
• PG&E Says It Has Settled One Battle Involving Wildfire Fund
• Keystone Ski Resort Employees With Mumps Grows To 26
• Apple Says It's Fine To Wipe Your iPhone With Clorox Wipes
• 1 Injured After Vehicle Rollover Crash Closes Portion Of Route 51
• Mortgage payments suspended in Italy amid quarantine
• Westmoreland Co. Father Accused Of Locking 9-Year-Old In Closet Faces New Child Abuse Charges
• Da'Vinchi On The CW's "All American" & "The Way Back
• Judge Approves Diocese Of New Ulm's $34M Settlement With Abuse Victims
• 'Leave One Hour Earlier': MnDOT Says Hwy 5 Construction Will Impact MSP Airport Travelers Starting In April
• Golden Valley Police Investigating Road Rage Incident Where Shot Was Fired
• Denver Cancels St. Patrick's Day Parade Due To Coronavirus
• Colorado Robotics Team Races Against Time After Equipment Is Stolen
• Colorado Family Celebrates Birthday In Quarantine Aboard Grand Princess Cruise Ship
• West Virginia Residents Warned About Food Stamp Phone Scam
• Kidsburgh Kidcast: Carnegie Museum Of Art Offers 'Baby And Me Movement' Class And Art Tour
• Hialeah Man Arrested In New England Gas Pump Skimming Scheme
• Concern Over Coronavirus Has NBA, NHL, MLB & MLS Closing Access To Locker Rooms
• Can You Name Major Terrain Features That Drive Colorado's Weather?
• 51 More Test Positive For Coronavirus In Massachusetts, Bringing Total To 92
• Port Of LA Sees Sharp Drop In Cargo Numbers Amid Coronavirus Scare
• Walmart responds to coronavirus with emergency leave policy
• Police Investigating Monday Evening Shooting In Lansdowne
• Dallas 7-On-7 Football Program Putting High School Athletes On College Recruiting Radar
• Report: Tom Brady Exaggerating Interest From Teams To Save 'Embarrassment' Of Quiet Free-Agent Market
• Suspect Arrested For Allegedly Flashing Laser At CHP Officer, Cars On 101 In Marin
• Here's A Closer Look At Bills Gov. Whitmer Signed Into Law
• Coronavirus Scams Are Spreading; Some Include Garlic 'Cures'
• Second man cured of HIV, with help of genetic quirk
• Man sentenced to one year in prison for threatening Ilhan Omar
• Harvard Tells Students To Move Out By Sunday Due To Coronavirus, Classes Moving Online
• Climate report warns "time is fast running out" to avoid worst
• West Chester University Moves To Remote Learning For Remainder Of Spring Semester Due To Coronavirus Concerns
• First drive-thru coronavirus testing facility in the U.S. opens in Seattle
• Police Still Searching For Morgan State Student Kevon Dix's Killer
• Ohio Governor Asks To Limit Spectators For Indoor Sporting Events Due To Coronavirus Outbreak
• Garland Police Arrest Suspected Robbers After High-Speed Chase Through City
• Report Finds No Evidence That Illegal Drugs Contributed To 23 Horse Deaths At Santa Anita
• LeBron Backs Off Threat To Not Play If NBA Adopts Coronavirus Restrictions On Fan Attendance
• Attorney: Family Of Coronavirus Patient Was Not Told To Quarantine
• Maryland Hospitals Change Visitor Policies Due To Coronavirus Fears
• Volunteers Offered $4,500 To Be Infected With Coronavirus In Bid To Find Vaccine
• Fort Worth Police Seek Teens Who Ransacked, Stole Items From Cars
• Fort Worth's 4 Spots For Budget-Friendly Breakfast, Brunch
• Dillon Dam Road To Remain Closed For 2 Weeks, Maybe Longer
• Florida Activates Price Gouging Hotline Amid Coronavirus Crisis
• Shift To Coronavirus Mitigation Allows Elk Grove Unified To Reinstate Student Athlete Eligibility
• Wiener's New Housing Plan: Allow For More Duplexes, Fourplexes Statewide
• Joe Biden Confronted On Gun Control By Michigan Auto Plant Worker
• Walmart Revises Leave Policy In Face Of Virus; Worker Tests
• Check Out 3 Of Dallas' Newest Businesses
• Trump says coronavirus "will go away" and to "stay calm"
• Hogan Appoints Lisa Belcastro To Fill General Assembly Vacancy
• Best Places For Japanese Food In Fort Worth
• Coronavirus Outbreak Forces Airlines To Cut Back On Summer Flights
• Turner Sports Exec Jeff Zucker: NCAA Tournament 'Can Be An Outlet Of Emotional, Psychological Relief For Country'
• 4 Spots In Arlington For Mediterranean Food
• DA Report: Gilroy Police Officers Heroic, Justified In Fatal Gun Battle With Mass Shooter Santino Legan
• Sheriff: Several Catalytic Converter Thefts Reported In Morrison Co.
• Boy, 12, Killed In South LA Pedestrian Crash
• As Precaution Amid Coronavirus Outbreak, Jerry Remy Is Skipping Red Sox Early Season Road Trip
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• Gov. Walz Signs Bill To Approve $21 Million In Response to Coronavirus (COVID-19)
• MDOT: All Traffic Moved To Northbound I-75 Between 13 Mile Road And Coolidge Highway
• Rangers' Opening Day Still Set For March 26 In Seattle, At Least 1 Player Feeling Concerned
• Nearly 10K Pa. State Government Workers Make At Least $100K
• Maryland Senate OKs Sports Betting Measure
• San Francisco's Lincoln High Fights Forced Forfeit Of Basketball Playoff Game Over Coronavirus Fears
• 14 Loyola Students Self-Quarantining After Attending CPAC
• University Of Chicago Suspends Larger Events, Gatherings Due To COVID-19 Concerns
• Simi Valley Marine Killed During Iraq Mission
• Coronavirus: Buckley Air Force Base Closes Child Development Center After Parent Tests Positive
• NH Man Tests Positive For Coronavirus, Bringing State Total To 5
• Mayor Marty Walsh Asks For Patience Amid Coronavirus Precautions, Parade Cancellation
• FedEx Tractor Trailer Goes Over Hillside On I-70 In Washington Co.
• Jerry Seinfeld To Perform At The Hall At Live! In Maryland In July
• 69-Year-Old Baltimore Man Found Safe
• 2020 Hall Of Fame Pits Dallas Cowboys Against Pittsburgh Steelers
• Yuengling To Release Retro Phillies Beer Can Ahead Of Regular Season
• Off-Duty Salisbury Police Officer Accused Of Threatening Acquaintance With Gun
• Three Small Earthquakes Recorded In Maine, New Hampshire Since Sunday
• Tips for managing coronavirus anxiety
• Sheldon Thompson Charged With Killing Woman, Toddler And Unborn Child On Fond Du Lac Reservation
• Living Large: Not 1, But 2 Luxury Apartments Up For Grabs At Iconic Pierre
• Court orders DOJ to turn over secret Mueller docs to Congress
• Charges Dropped Against Baltimore County Grandmother 'Slammed' To Ground During Arrest
• CPS: No Plans To Close Schools For Now, Despite Coronavirus Concerns
• Vote On Civilian Police Oversight Board Delayed In Dispute Over Who Gets Final Say On CPD Policy
• Philadelphia's 1st Coronavirus Case Announced
• Man, 56, And Dog Die After Fire At San Joaquin County Motorhome
• 'Peter Rabbit' Sequel Release Postponed Over Coronavirus
• 'This Is A Great Show With Great Energy': Da'Vinchi On The CW's 'All American' & Ben Affleck
• Twin Infant Dies, Siblings Critically Hurt In North Hills Crash; Mother Suspected Of DUI
• Judge Grants Order Allowing Dallas County To Recount Ballots From 44 Centers That Had Discrepancies
• Parents Of Student Home From Italy Set Up 'Bed And Breakfast' While She Self-Quarantines
• Floridians Urged To Get Vaccinated For Hepatitis A; 350 New Cases Reported This Year
• Putin backs law that allows him to remain in power until 2036
• Pittsburgh Penguins Forward Nick Bjugstad Out Week-To-Week With Lower-Body Injury
• Apple Says It's Fine To Wipe Your iPhone With A Clorox Wipe
• Santa Cruz County Supes Declare Local Health Emergency For Coronavirus
• Boston Marathon Still On As BAA, City Monitor Coronavirus Updates
• Governor Abbott Asks Health Insurance Providers To Waive Coronavirus Testing Costs
• Harvard tells students not to return from spring break
• MN Couple Still Confined In Cruise Ship Has 'Absolutely No Idea' When They'll Get Out
• BART Sees Dip In Ridership Amid Coronavirus Concerns
• 2 Princeton University Staff Members Under Self-Quarantine After Possibly Exposed To Coronavirus At Off-Campus Gathering
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Gas Leak In Queens Prompts School Evacuation
• Ivy League Canceling Basketball Conference Tournaments Over Coronavirus Fears
• New Skimmers Found At Hollywood Gas Stations, One Near A Police Station
• Caught On Video: Brazen Gas Station Burglar In Brooklyn
• Impatience Grows Among Passengers Still Aboard Grand Princess; 150 Evacuees Spend First Night At Travis AFB
• Mother And 3-Year-Old Among Three Cases Of Coronavirus Now Confirmed In Collin County
• Top House Democrat denounces Trump for golfing during coronavirus outbreak
• 3rd Case Of Coronavirus (COVID-19) Confirmed In Wisconsin
• 13 Cal State Northridge Students Quarantined After DC Conference
• Sterling Heights GOP Mayor Who Backed Trump In 2016 Endorses Biden
• Dick's Sporting Goods To Stop Selling Guns At 440 Additional Stores
• Ultimate Guide To LoanDepot Park (Formerly Known as Marlins Park)
• Another Texas Event Falls To Coronavirus — Austin's Grand Prix Of The Americas Postponed
• Rock The Garden 2020 Lineup: Tegan And Sara, Brittany Howard And Poliça
• Apple Says It's Fine To Wipe Your iPhone With A Clorox Wipe
• Woman Who Abandoned Dog At Dumpster To Stand Trial
• Jaylen Brown Out Vs. Pacers, Likely Won't Play Against Bucks On Thursday Night
• Pearl Jam Postpones Denver Concert, Spring Tour Citing 'Global Health Crisis'
• Resurrection College Prep Dismisses Students, Closes Through Wednesday Over COVID-19
• Ivy League Cancels Conference Tournament Amid Coronavirus Concerns, Costing Harvard Chance At Reaching NCAA Tournament
• Police Seek Suspects Involved In Armed Robbery On Detroit's East Side
• Biden, accused of trying to end 2nd Amendment: "You're full of sh**"
• Apple: It's Fine To Clean Your iPhone With A Disinfectant Wipe
• Wilmer Police Department K-9 Receives Life-Saving Body Armor
• Ben & Jerry's Postpones Free Cone Day Over Coronavirus Fears
• 'My Poor Pirates...We Have Fire Sales Every Year!' Pittsburgh Native Billy Gardell Expresses Frustration With Pittsburgh Pirates
• NBA, MLB, NHL, MLS Closing Locker Rooms Amid Coronavirus Scare
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• Car Falls On Florida Man, Killing Him During Repair
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• UC Hastings College Workers Call Off Strike After Reaching Agreement
• NASCAR Driver Austin Dillon Guest Stars On An All-New 'SEAL Team': 'I Enjoyed Every Bit Of It'
• California Sen. Kamala Harris Buries Hatchet, Endorses Joe Biden
• Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey Proclaims March 10 'Abortion Provider Appreciation Day'
• Mike Gorman Says Discussions Have Begun For Celtics Broadcast Crews To Stop Traveling Amid Coronavirus Concerns
• Blowtorch-Wielding Suspect Arrested By Deputies Outside Colfax Dollar General
• Saint Mary's Slips Past No. 14 BYU In WCC Semifinals
• Shenango Township Man Facing Charges For School Van Shooting
• Police: Shoplifting Suspect Tries To Stab Security Guard With Screwdriver
• Bill Targeting Undocumented Workers Clears Florida Senate
• Watch live: Coronavirus Task Force holds a briefing
• Sheriff: None Hurt In Stearns Co. Apartment Fire
• Police: 4 In Hospital After Chain Reaction Crash
• Celtics Really Need To Beat The Pacers Tuesday Night
• Pearl Jam Postpones Tour, Including Upcoming Oakland Shows, Due To Coronavirus
• Denver Weather: Snowiest Month? Today Is Our 9th Day In A Row With Above Normal Temperatures
• Coronavirus Concerns Prompt Florida To Prepare To Boost Online Education
• Pa. Dept. Of Health Announces New Presumptive Case Of Coronavirus, Total Increases To 11
• Texas Facility Among Those In The U.S. Developing A Coronavirus Vaccine
• Stocks rally after Wall Street's worst day in 12 years
• Coronavirus Could Curb Florida Spending, Tax Cuts
• Keith Cooper's Death Ruled Homicide, Linked To 2017 Baltimore Shooting
• Massachusetts Lawmakers Ready $15 Million Coronavirus Bill For Vote
• Armed 17-Year-Old Arrested Amid Reports Of Vehicle Burglaries In Forney Neighborhood
• Republican mayor of Michigan city endorses Biden
• Santa Clara County Bans All Gatherings Over 1,000 People
• NFL Extends Franchise Tag Window To First Day Of Legal Tampering, Setting Up For Crazy Day For Free Agency
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• KPIX's Dennis O'Donnell Oakland A's 2020 Preview: 'It's World Series Or Bust'
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• Police: Suspect In Custody After 51-Year-Old Man Fatally Shot In North Philadelphia
• 32-Year-Old Susan Nancy Lane Missing From Annapolis
• Dow Rebounds Slightly After Biggest Point Drop In History
• U.S. officials brief Congress on election security
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• NASCAR Off To Fast Start
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• Elementary School Students Build Robotic Disinfectant Dispensers
• Aqib Talib Believes Tom Brady Is Gone: 'Bill [Belichick] Is Gonna Be Bill'
• Noose Found Hanging In Michigan Library
• Coronavirus may cast shadow over Florida spring break tourism
• Miranda Lambert, NF Announced For 2020 State Fair Grandstand
• Nathan MacKinnon Sustains Lower-Body Injury As Avalanche Fall To Kings
• Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly Taking Pay Cut As Coronavirus Fears Cause Drop In Bookings
• Only 1 In 10 Drivers Would Trust A Self-Driving Vehicle, Survey Finds
• Former U of M Football Player Adds Name To Abuse Lawsuit
• Lions Finalize Coaching Staff For 2020
• PTL Links: March 10, 2020
• Trump has not been tested for coronavirus
• Nico Carvacho Racks Up The Colorado State Rams Records
• Ravens Guard Marshal Yanda Is Retiring
• Coronavirus May Lead To Bruins Playing In Front Of Empty Arena When They Visit Sharks
• CSU Cancels Non-Essential and International Official Travel
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• Wings Sign Defenseman To One Year Deal
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• Broward Couple Aboard Grand Princess Suing Princess Cruise Lines Over Handling Of Coronavirus
• Italy in nationwide coronavirus lockdown: "We have run out of time"
• MLB Coronavirus Response Reportedly Delaying Red Sox Investigation 'A Bit More'
• Police Investigating Fatal Shooting In NW Baltimore
• Weather Blog: Warm Again
• Watch: Q&A With Gritty As Flyers Look For 10th Straight Win, Top Spot In Division
• CTA Takes Down St. Patrick's Day Display At Kimball Brown Line Station; Bars Employees From Putting Up Holiday Decorations
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• 'Jeopardy!' And 'Wheel Of Fortune' To Tape Without Audiences Due To Coronavirus Concerns
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• Poll: Biden Leads Before Michigan Primary, Detroit Free Press Poll Shows Biden Winning Big
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• Red Cross Seeking Blood Donations In Case Of Shortage During Possible Coronavirus Outbreak
• Ford Lawsuit Settlement: Ford Focus, Fiesta Owners Could See Big Payday
• Penn State New Kensington Conducting Housing Study
• Art Van Furniture Files For Bankruptcy
• Person Hospitalized After Being Cut In Neck By Man At Dallas Greyhound Bus Station
• Jewelry Store Robbed In Goose Island
• Chicago Weather: Breezy Day Tuesday, Wintry Mix Ahead Overnight
• Amherst College Moves All Classes Online Due To Coronavirus Fears
• Pittsburgh Weather: A Rainy Day Ahead
• Police Investigating Overnight Shooting In McKeesport
• Police Searching For Driver After Car Found Overturned In South Philadelphia
• Ohio State University Cancels Face-To-Face Instruction For Month Of March
• U.S. starts partial pullout of troops from Afghanistan
• Man Shot While Driving In West Mount Airy
• Stocks turn around after Monday's free fall
• Police Continue Search For Driver Who Struck Pedestrians In Hit-And-Run Accident
• Local Universities Have Contingency Plans In Place For Coronavirus Outbreak
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• Trump insists he doesn't need to be tested for coronavirus
• Sanders and Biden compete in Missouri, with 68 delegates at stake
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• Coronavirus fears trigger shutdowns and market decline
• Bernie Sanders looks to block Joe Biden's momentum in Michigan
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• Italy imposes nationwide coronavirus quarantine
• Trump mulls tax cuts to lessen coronavirus’ economic impact
• WorldView: Xi visits Wuhan, North Korea missile launch, "heist of the century"
• Italy on nationwide lockdown as coronavirus cases surge
• Stock market sees historic losses over coronavirus
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