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Articles from February 25, 2021

• Lockdown-Violating Underground Gatherings Investigated Over Recent Spate of San Jose Shootings
• Man Accused Of Impersonating An Officer To Get Into Turlock Motel Room
• The Game Changer: New Test Helps Doctors Find Hidden Prostate Cancer
• 'Amazing News': Judge Denies Grocers' Bid To Temporarily Halt Long Beach Hero Pay Ordinance
• DEA Agents Going Online In Effort To Catch Drug Dealers, Distributors
• Oakley School Board Interim Trustees Vote to Fill Vacant Seats; Reject Special Election
• Report: Orange County Hate Crimes Against Asian-Americans Up 1,200%
• Rep. Lauren Boebert Files Ethics Complaint Against Rep. Steven Cohen After Claims About Capitol Tours
• Play Ball! Colorado Rockies Fans Get Ready To Return To Coors Field
• Second Victim In Elk Grove Crash Identified As 18-Year-Old Amara Bush
• Shooting Victim Pamela Cabriales Dies, Suspect Neshan Johnson Remains In Custody
• 1981 Cold Case: David Dwayne Anderson Arrested For Murder Of Sylvia Quayle In Cherry Hills Village
• Man Killed In West Sacramento Police Shooting
• March Is Colon Cancer Awareness Month, Routine Screening Encouraged For 45+ Age Group
• Man Arrested In Manteca Linked To 1989 Rape, Stabbing In San Mateo
• Pandemic Blamed For 66% Surge In San Joaquin County Homicides
• 9th Circuit Court of Appeals Eyes California Ban on High-Capacity Ammo Magazines
• Santa Ana Winds Expected To Diminish By Thursday Evening
• Video Released: Armed Man Attempts To Steal Phone In Culver City
• Fake Explosives, 100 Weapons Found In Sacramento County Home
• Widow Of Man Killed By Sacramento Deputies Sues Sheriff's Office
• Auraria Campus Plans Return To In-Person Learning This Fall
• House Passes Equality Act, Bolstering Legal Protections For LGBTQ Americans
• COVID In Denver: City Adds Community Vaccination Sites In Several Neighborhoods
• Teachers Call On Denver Public Schools To Bring Back Snow Days
• Chicago Weather: Weekend Warmup
• 2 Shot Near Horace Mann School in San Jose
• Gray Wolf Travels From Oregon To Central California, Further Than Any Collared Wolf Before
• Gophers Can't Hold 1st Half Lead, Northwestern Wins 67-59
• Cockburn Scores 24 As No. 5 Illini Top Nebraska
• Buie, Northwestern Rally Past Minnesota in 2nd Half, End 13-Game Losing Streak
• Shooting Suspect Fatally Wounded By Police Near Inner Harbor Thursday Night, Baltimore Police Say
• I-Team: What Massachusetts Can Learn From Leading COVID Vaccination States
• Capacity Restrictions To Be Eased For Restaurants, Venues And Weddings In Massachusetts
• Winners Announced: WJZ's Black History Oratory Competition 2021
• 'A Huge Lifeline': COVID Restrictions Eased For Massachusetts Restaurants
• More Than 1 Million Acres In Colorado Could Be Permanently Protected Under Rep. Diana DeGette's Bill
• 3 People Injured After Vehicle Stolen In Carjacking Crashes Into Trash Truck On I-695, Police Say
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations Fall Below 400 In Riverside, San Bernardino Counties
• Celebrating Black History Makers: Sydney Barber Is First Black Female Brigade Commander At U.S. Naval Academy
• Ravens Home Now On Front Line of COVID-19 Battle; M&T Bank Stadium Opens As Latest Maryland Mass Vaccination Site
• New COVID Variant First Detected In New York City Spreading In Northeast
• University Of Maryland College Park Students Are Supposed To Be Sequestering Due To COVID-19. A Student Says They Aren't
• Trouble Accessing 1099-G Tax Forms For Unemployment Benefits Online? A Tech Expert Has A Possible Fix
• 'The Neighborhood Jewel': Community Fights To Save St. Philip School In Crafton From Closing
• Third Span Along Existing Bay Bridge Has 'Substantial Advantages,' Draft Environmental Impact Statement Concludes
• Colorado Man Challenges Rules Regarding Pride Flag In First Amendment Lawsuit
• CBS 2 Exclusive: Now In New Home, West Side Mom Says She Never Left Kids Alone Or Without, Says People Don't Know Her Real Struggle
• Unifying America: Howard County Public Schools Teacher Helps Feed Students, Families Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Publix To Start Offering COVID-19 Vaccinations In Miami-Dade, Broward
• Pa. Sen. Bob Casey Sponsors Bill To Protect Children From Falling Furniture
• Panthers Stun Stars 3-2 With Late Rally
• Tracy Morgan Gets Real On Crash That Nearly Took His Life, Appearing In 'Coming To America 2'
• Where Does Minnesota's Power Come From?
• Thieves Target High-End Liquor In Downtown Mpls. Restaurant Burglaries
• How Do Minnesota's Vaccination Efforts Stack Up To Other States?
• Man Beaten, Robbed Of 3 Luxury Cars He Was Delivering To Des Plaines Dealership
• Miami Beach Climate Change Plan Would See Iconic Palm Trees Swapped Out For Canopy Trees
• Irving, Nets Blast Magic, Run Win Streak To 8
• Led By Quickley's 25, Knicks Put 6 In Double Figures In Easy Win Over Kings
• Kings Lose Ninth-Straight Game 140-121 To Knicks
• Florida Senator Marco Rubio Says 'We'll See' To 2024 Presidential Run, Dismisses Ivanka Senate Talk As 'Gossip'
• Florida Senator Marco Rubio Supports Re-Opening Of Migrant Camp In Homestead
• A Farm Girl's Dabbles' Chewy Chocolate Chip Cookie Bars
• Recipe: Zoe Bakes Ultimate Carrot Cake with Candied Carrot Peels
• Tyus Jones, Defense Lead Grizzlies Past Clippers, 122-94
• COVID: Santa Clara County Relaxes Outdoor Gathering Rules, Says Red Tier Move May Happen Next Week
• Islanders Explode In Third Period, Destroy First-Place Bruins
• Columbus HS Student's 'Instruments Of Hope' Concert Raises Funds For Childhood Cancer Foundation
• AAA Michigan Highlights Charles E. Allen's Contributions To The Community
• Zacha's Overtime Snipe Lifts Resilient Devils Over Sabres
• Community Helps Raise $10,000 For Denver Delivery Driver After Car Stolen
• Appeals Court Eyes California Ban On High-Capacity Magazines
• 22 People Charged With Operating Drug Pipeline From Detroit To North Dakota
• Fourth Bucks County Resident, Raechel Genco, Arrested For Alleged Role In Capitol Riot
• Officers Who Killed Carjacking Suspect During Shootout Identified
• Michigan Grocery Workers Upset They're Not Included In Next Round Of Vaccine Eligibility
• Kane's 399th Goal Pushes Blackhawks Past Blue Jackets
• UIC Falls To Youngstown State In Horizon League Tourney
• Pittsburgh Police Find Missing 16-Year-Old Niya Peterson
• Reopening Of Wedding Industry Welcome News For Business, Brides And Grooms
• Minnesota Baking Influencers Are On The Rise
• Marble-Sized Hail Falls On Parts Of North Texas
• Delaware County Company Develops 'The Hurricane,' Device Using UVC Technology To Kill Coronavirus
• Islanders Score 5 In 3rd, Beat First-Place Bruins 7-2
• Wisconsin Teachers, Child Care Workers Eligible For Vaccine Monday
• Tom Wilson Scores Winner On Power Play, Capitals Beat Penguins
• Stretch Of 5 Freeway In Norwalk Area To Close During Construction
• Working Group On Deadly Police Encounters Reports Progress
• Surveillance Video, Protein Bar May Be Key In Lafayette Theft Of FBI Agent's Gun, Badge
• All-Stars Embiid, Simmons Lead Sixers Past Dallas 111-97
• People Making A Difference: Nonprofit Connects Artists With Those In Need
• Will Alex Kirilloff Be Twins' Left Fielder On Opening Day?
• Bracketology: CSU Rams No. 10 Seed, CU Buffs Holding On As No. 12 Seed
• Bracketology: CSU Rams No. 10 Seed, CU Buffs Holding On As No. 12 Seed
• 12-Year-Old: 'You Killed A Really Good Man' After Father Murdered In Believed Dallas Road Rage Incident
• Iconic Randy's Donuts Sign Pops Up At New OC Location Ahead Of March 9 Opening
• Maryland Bill Would Make It Legal For Kids To Open Lemonade Stands
• 5-Alarm Foam Recycling Plant Fire In Tarrant County Expected To Burn Through The Night
• Thunderstorms Could Delay Water Main Break Repairs In DFW Area
• Deputies Shut Down Streets In Willowbrook Manhunt
• Officials Identify Woman Killed By Falling Tree Limb In Davis Park
• COVID Schools: San Jose Mayor Joins Parents Calling For Speedup In Reopening Classrooms
• Why Are Suspects In Repeated Sexual Abuse Of 10-Year-Old Girl Free, While She Was Locked Up In A Psychiatric Facility?
• Police Searching For 2 Gunmen After Metro PCS Store Employee Shot During Robbery In Warminster
• Coloradans Encouraged To Apply For Energy Assistance: 'There Is Help Out There'
• Marysville Family Grieves The Loss Of Loved One's Unborn Child Following Car Crash
• Hollywood Groups To Hold Their Own Homeless Count
• Regulators Weigh Citizens Rate Hikes
• French Bulldogs Stolen In Lady Gaga Robbery Go For Big Bucks
• Former State Rep. Edward Acevedo, Sons Indicted On Tax Charges
• Pitt And UPMC Researchers Working On Rapid Coronavirus Test That Delivers Result In 5 Minutes
• VIDEO: Woman Dragged By Car In Oakland After Having Purse Snatched
• Seniors Still Frustrated, Waiting For Vaccines As Minnesota Looks To Next Phase
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• U.S. Carries Out Airstrikes In Syria On Iranian-Backed Targets
• FAA Reportedly Concerned About Plane Engine Model Before Explosion Over Broomfield
• 1 Killed, 2 Injured In Shooting Near South Minneapolis Park
• ERCOT CEO Grilled By State Lawmakers, As Power Plant Operators Admit Entire Energy Sector Failed Texas
• Oakland Police Plan Crackdown On Sideshow Activity This Weekend
• San Francisco Mission Nightclub Adapts to Social Distancing Rules
• Cat Who Went Missing 15 Years Ago Found In Palmdale, Reunited With Owner
• CBS 2 Exclusive: City Tows Illegally Parked Car With Baby Inside Downtown
• Spring Training 2021: Cubs' Kris Bryant On Relationship With Jed Hoyer, White Sox' Nick Madrigal Feeling Healthier And Ready To Go
• Officials Pledge To Address Sharing Of COVID Vaccine Codes
• Amendment Would Ban 'Servitude' By California Prison Inmates
• COVID In Colorado: Officials Preparing To Roll Out Jansen Vaccine If Approved
• Newsom's Vaccine Plan Aims To Reopen California Classrooms
• John Paul Gadreau Arrested, Suspected In Machete Threats In Boulder
• Pa. Nurses Association: Graduates Left Waiting As Board Of Nursing Works To Process Licensure Requirements
• Denver Weather: Another Round Of Snow Heading For Colorado
• Arrest Made After 80-Year-Old Shrewsbury Woman Injured In Hit & Run
• 2 San Francisco Residents Arrested On Drug, Gun Charges Following Pursuits In Fresno County
• COVID-19 Vaccine Makers Look To Adjust As New Variants Emerge
• From Threatened To Celebrated: North Texas Educator June Williams Davis Writing New Chapter In Black History
• WANTED: Suspect Accused Of Stealing Luggage At DIA
• Demolition Makes Way For New Aliquippa Water Treatment Plant
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Parents Enraged After Photos Show Superintendent Anthony Hamlet Without Mask While With Friends In Florida
• Commission Takes 'Bold Stance' On Non-Native Reptiles
• COVID In Colorado: Fewer Restrictions On Large Gatherings Anticipated With Increase In Vaccination Rates
• Hospitality, Travel Industries See 'Glimmers Of Hope' For Job Return, Economic Recovery
• Man Seriously Hurt In Shooting At East Yale & South Parker Road In Aurora
• Sheriff: San Joaquin County Inmates Tried To Escape Honor Farm Facility Through Skylight
• Oakley School Board Resignations Likely to Slow Classroom Reopening Plan
• Picasso's anti-war "Guernica" tapestry removed from U.N. headquarters
• CBS News: Tiger Woods Moved To Cedars-Sinai, Has No Memory Of Crash
• Queens Woman Undergoes Liver Transplant After Doctors Link Mystery Infection To Nose Piercing
• 'Get Away From The Stresses Of School And COVID': Students Make A Case For Snow Days
• Memorial Services Held For Eugene C. Petty, One Of First Black Police Chiefs In Delaware
• Darius Owens Missing, Possibly Abducted In Odenton Home Invasion, Police Say
• Cayce Williams, Man Convicted Of Murder In 1997 Murder Of 20-Month-Old Quortney Kley, Released From Prison
• COVID-Related Nursing Home Deaths In Pennsylvania Fuel Blame
• Exemptions From Mask Wearing Creates Confusion For High School Sports
• Port Authority Putting Together 25-Year Plan For Mass Transit In Allegheny County
• COVID Impact: Advocates Say Pandemic Causing Rising Mental Health Issues, Suicide Rates And Exploding Opioid Crisis
• Around The Table: PennDOT's Proposal To Toll 9 Bridges Across State
• Bergen County Charity Awarded $1 Million Grant To Serve 100,000 Free Meals
• DNA Evidence Leads To Arrest In Grisly San Mateo Rape, Attempted Murder Cold Case From 1989
• Giving Circle Works To Uplift Marginalized Communities, Women Of Color
• Dannielle Brown, Mother Of Duquesne Student Who Fell To His Death, Taken To Hospital On Day 236 Of Hunger Strike
• Cheyney University Pays Tribute To Hall Of Fame Coach John Chaney
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo's Top Advisor Steve Cohen Deflects Questions About Bullying And Sexual Harassment Allegations
• Assaults on Asian Americans spike amid coronavirus pandemic
• Staunton State Park Seeks Volunteers To Help Restore The Staunton Homestead Cabin
• Lundqvist Back On Ice, 'Months' Away From Deciding Future
• San Francisco-Based Airbnb Reports Huge 4th-Quarter Loss
• California Allocates $1.4 Million To Track And Stop Attacks Against Asian Americans
• White House to release new guidelines after Khashoggi intel report
• Texas Plants And Trees Suffered Serious Damage During Last Week's Winter Blast
• Next In Line For Vaccine Will Be Minnesotans With Certain Underlying Conditions, Food Processing Workers
• Ceremony Held To Honor Hempfield Township's 14th Quartermaster Unit 30 Years After Gulf War Missile Attack
• LA County Reaches 100 MIS-C Cases As COVID Hospitalizations Fall Below 2,000
• Petition To Rename Section Of Highway In Chanhassen After Prince Gets 1,300+ Signatures
• New York City Fashion Designer Aaron Potts On Mission To Make Industry More Inclusive
• Marathon Republican Party Meeting On Censuring Sen. Pat Toomey Delays Action For Another Day
• 366 Feature Films In The Running For Best Picture Oscar; Eligibility Rules Tweaked Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• COVID Vaccine: Washington Heights Sisters Pushing NYC To Begin In-Home Inoculations
• Denver Announces Several COVID Vaccine Sites Around City
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Sets Aside $4 Million For Wildwood Boardwalk Repairs
• Jewish Holiday Of Purim Looks A Little Different Due To Pandemic
• U.S. Senate Confirmation Hearing Underway For Dr. Rachel Levine's Historic Nomination For HHS Assistant Secretary
• Montgomery County Public Schools Adding Over 300 Electric Buses; Aim To Be All-Electric By 2025
• Sinkhole Closes Lane Of Northbound I-280 Off-Ramp At 6th Street In SF
• University Of Delaware Putting New Measures In Place After COVID-19 Spike
• Newark To Transform Former Elementary School Into 24,000-Square-Foot Homeless Shelter And Services Center
• New York Health Commissioner Dr. Howard Zucker Gets Grilled At State Hearing On Nursing Home COVID Deaths
• Southwest Airlines Adding Flights From BWI Airport To Destin-Fort Walton Beach, Florida
• Loved Ones Of 28-Year-Old Man Killed At Donora Convenience Store Left Heartbroken
• Regular Parking Enforcement To Resume In Culver City Next Month
• FSU To Resume In-Person Instruction, Graduation Ceremonies
• City Of Los Angeles Launches Pilot Paid Parental Leave Program For Its Civilian Employees
• 3 Vehicles Plunge Into Eagle River After Crash, Highway 6 Closed West Of Gypsum Campground
• Black History Is Our History: Southampton, Donors Set To Restore Home Of Philanthropist Pyrrhus Concer
• Study Suggests That, Yes, Money Can Buy Happiness
• NYPD Chief Of Department Terence Monahan To Retire, Join Mayor's Recovery Team
• Orioles' Yolmer Sánchez Says He Doesn't Give In To Expectation That The Team Won't Be A Contender
• Lowell Mayor Calls For School Committee Member To Resign Over Anti-Semitic Slur
• Indiana Cracking Down On Clinics Giving Vaccines To Illinois Residents
• Man Shot On Dan Ryan Expressway Near Garfield Boulevard; Child In Car Was Not Injured
• Manhattan District Attorney's Office Finally Gets Donald Trump's Tax Returns
• 'Micro-Wedding': Couples Having Their Dream Ceremony During Pandemic On Smaller Scale
• Former Administrator At Mt. Lebanon Rehab and Wellness Center Indicted On Federal Charges
• Black Restaurant Owners In Colorado Can Apply For Funds To Give Out As Gift Cards
• Knott's Berry Farm Gears Up For Taste Of Boysenberry Festival
• Mass. Governor Grilled By State Lawmakers On COVID Vaccine Rollout
• 'Our Death Totals Should Begin To Decline' Says Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins On COVID-19
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Gunman Who Held Up Dunkin' And Popeyes Hours Apart
• Taste With Tori: Booker's Restaurant & Bar Displaying Resilience Through Reimagination During Pandemic
• COVID: Newsom Unveils Vaccine Plan Aiming To Reopen California Classrooms
• Revolution 'Super Excited' To Welcome Fans Back To Gillette Stadium For April 24 Home Opener
• Damage From Texas' Winter Storms Leads To Deluge Of Cleanup Job Openings
• Feeding South Florida Hits Million-Pound Milestone During Food Distribution In Pompano Beach
• Last Week's Winter Storms Could Cost Texans $200B To $300B
• Heavy Smoke Seen Across North Texas As 5-Alarm Fire Burns At Foam Recycling Plant
• California Supreme Court Upholds Ban On Adult Trials for Some Juveniles
• Pentagon releases report on sexual assault in military academies
• DA Files Murder Charges Against Suspected Drunk Driver In Fatal West Sacramento Crash
• Protest Groups Plan To Demonstrate During Derek Chauvin Trial, Despite Barriers
• Security Guard Uses 'Stop The Bleed' Techniques To Help Save Man's Life
• Malcolm X's daughter wants "truth" behind his death uncovered
• Downtown Partnership BOOST Program Accepting Applications For Grants Of Up To $50K To Fill Empty Storefronts
• Lymond Moses' Family Wants New Castle County Police Officers Who Fatally Shot Him To Be Arrested
• Bob Kudzma, Former KDKA-TV Chief Meteorologist, Dies At 81
• Timberwolves' Malik Beasley Suspended 12 Games
• Hoboken, NJ Mayor Issues Guidance Urging Residents To Avoid Traveling Out Of State Amid Rise In COVID Cases
• Philadelphia Leaders Hoping New Gun Buyback Program Leads To Less Crime, Violence
• 'Ripped The Heart Out Of My Chest': Davie Business Owner Devastated After Thief Steals Up To $100K Worth Of Birds
• Ex-USA Gymnastics Coach John Geddert Found Dead After Being Charged With Human Trafficking And Sex Crimes, Officials Say
• Flu Hospitalizations Are Down Nearly 100% In Colorado Halfway Through The Season
• Why So Much Snow? Summer-Like Wind Pattern Brings Denver Biggest Snow In Years
• COVID In Colorado: Jefferson County To Be Second In Denver Metro Area To Move To 'Level Blue'
• Man Charged With Attempted First-Degree Murder In Connection With Southeast Baltimore Shooting, Police Say
• Englewood Now Big Winner On Latest Snow Total List From Metro Denver
• Number Of Mass. Communities High-Risk For COVID-19 Drops To 28
• Yosemite Extends Viewing Of Its Firefall 'Season'; Reservations Still Required To Visit Park
• 65,640 Minutes! Painfully Long Waits On Vaccine Website As Thousands Of New Appointments Are Filled
• COVID In Florida: 6,640 Additional Cases, 140 New Deaths Reported Thursday
• When Are You Fully Vaccinated? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID-19 Questions
• Three New COVID-19 Vaccination Sites Opened In South Florida For Underserved Communities
• "Ugly" label helps sell misshapen fruit and veggies
• 22-Year-Old James Johnson Indicted For Allegedly Ramming Stolen Minivan Into Baltimore Police Car, Injuring Officer
• Richard Michetti, Of Delaware County, Charged With Storming Capitol After Being Turned In By Ex-Girlfriend, Authorities Say
• Authorities: Miramar Police Detain Individual Who Fled From Miami-Dade Police
• Large Outdoor Gathering Prompts Clampdown On Tents In Downtown Davis
• Crews Continue To Try To Move Body Of Beached Whale On Assateague Island
• Donovan Bartlett Charged With Vehicular Homicide In Deadly Crash
• Suspect Arrested After Fatal Oakland Park Shooting in Front of Children at Youth Football Practice
• 'Left A Gaping, Gaping Wound': Family Pleads For Help In Catching Killer Who Gunned Down Rubidoux Man On Valentine's Day Last Year
• 2 Indicted For Trafficking Meth, Fentanyl To Rocklin For Mexican Drug Trafficking Organization
• Massachusetts Reports 1,928 New COVID Cases, 33 Additional Deaths
• San Francisco Police Make Arrest In 3 Garage Burglaries Targeting Bicycles
• LA orders $5 per hour "hazard pay" hike for grocery workers
• Fort Lauderdale Detective Eliezer Ramos Cleared Of Wrongdoing In Shooting Of Woman With Projectile At Black Lives Matter Protest
• Fraudsters Have Tried To Claim Billions From Massachusetts Unemployment System During Pandemic, Data Shows
• 'It's A Potato': Hasbro Drops 'Mr.' From 70-Year-Old Potato Head Doll
• Brothers Imad Dawara, Bahaa Dawara Say They Set Fire That Badly Damaged Stores, Apartments In Old City In 2018
• Xcel Energy Promotes Renewable Energy Plan To Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions
• Westgate SuperBook: Drew Lock Has Best Odds To Be Broncos Starting QB For First Game This Fall
• More Help Arrives For Garland Renters Who've Been Without Water For More Than A Week
• First Maryland Girls Reach Eagle Scout Rank
• 60-Year-Old Lavelle Laramore Shot In Head, Killed Inside Trenton Home
• Man In Custody After Report Of Person With A Gun At Fashion Outlets Of Chicago In Rosemont
• House Passes Equality Act, Bolstering Legal Protections for LGBTQ Americans
• California Supreme Court Upholds Ending Adult Trials For Teens Ages 14, 15
• The facts about how the U.S. processes unaccompanied migrant children
• Rondell Henry, Man Accused Of Plotting ISIS-Inspired Attack At National Harbor, Diagnosed With Delusional Disorder
• Baltimore Is 62nd Hardest-Working City In U.S., Report Finds
• Children's Hospital Of Philadelphia Vaccinating Thousands Of Teachers To Help Get Students Back Inside Classrooms
• $1K Reward Offered For Information In Case Of 3-Year-Old Shot In Somerset County
• Skimmer Discovered At Gas Station In Morgan County
• 5 Arrested In Large Drug Operation Bust In El Dorado County; Fentanyl, Heroin, Meth Seized
• COVID Vaccines: San Francisco's Moscone Center Vaccination Site Resumes Operations
• Wells Fargo Center Preparing For Possibility Of Fans Returning For Sixers, Flyers Games
• Anne Arundel County Police Searching For Missing 42-Year-Old Man
• Frederick Daniels, 2nd Suspect Arrested For Murder Of Taboric Lee In Dallas Last December
• Swastika Found Carved Into Tree In Sligo Creek Valley Park; Police Investgating
• Former Rep. Katie Hill, Ex-Husband Inch Closer To Settling Temporary Restraining Order
• Online Tool Helps People Find COVID-19 Vaccines
• Broncos Release Veteran Defensive Tackle Jurrell Casey
• Minnesota State Fair Officials Planning To Go Ahead In 2021, For Now
• Texas winter storm costs could top hurricanes Harvey and Ike
• March Is Women's History Month
• Man Allegedly Flashes Pellet Gun With Laser Sight During Medford Road Rage Incident
• Diverse Group Of Cities, Including Baltimore, Have Highest Rates Of Gay Households
• Dollar General To Open Smaller DGX In Downtown Pittsburgh
• DraftKings Appoints Cal Ripken Jr. As Special Advisor To Board Of Directors
• Unemployment claims remains stuck at high level
• Groups Team Up To Help Connect South Baltimore Residents To Internet
• 5 Juveniles Arrested After Police Chase Of Vehicle Carjacked In El Cerrito
• Should Texas Taxpayers Pay For Exorbitant Electricity Bills From Winter Storms?
• Yosemite National Park Extends 'Firefall' Viewing Through Weekend
• Three Men Charged With Setting CTA Van On Fire During Civil Unrest Last Summer
• Wayne County 1st Jail System In US To Install Groundbreaking Device That Kills Airborne Viruses/COVID-19
• All American's Samantha Logan Reveals Dream Endgame For Olivia & Talks Podcast
• Ohio Sporting And Entertainment Venues To Reopen At 25% Indoor, 30% Outdoor Capacity
• 3 Injured After 76-Year-Old Man Crashes Car Through Front Of Cherry Hill Target Store, Police Say
• 'We Improved Traffic Flow': Less Headache Getting COVID-19 Vaccine At Dallas' Fair Park Thursday
• Two Men With Stolen Catalytic Converter Arrested In Galt
• Actor LeVar Burton: The country is still dealing with issues rooted in slavery
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Health Network Holds 2-Day Vaccination Clinic At PNC Park
• COVID Vaccines: San Mateo County Hosting Clinic in Daly City For Residents 65 and Older
• Santa Rosa Rattled By 3.5 Magnitude Earthquake
• Kal Penn On The Opportunity To Join 'Clarice': 'I Jumped At The Chance, It's So Different'
• Former Michigan Gov. Granholm Confirmed As Energy Secretary
• Man Shot Twice In Brooklyn Park; Police Searching For Suspects
• Man Arrested For Attacking 2 People, Robbery Outside Berkeley Gas Station
• Whitmer Visits Vaccine Site In Garden City Alongside Leaders, Elected Officials
• CW Midseason and Schedule Updates
• NBA Star Russell Westbrook To Open New Charter School In South LA
• Chaos After Man Shot, Wounded During Argument Inside Gardena Target Store
• Runaway 16-Year-Old From Westmoreland County Found
• Maiden flight of Blue Origin rocket slips to late 2022
• No Longer Mister: Hasbro's Mr. Potato Head Brand Is Getting A Gender Neutral Name
• Costco's minimum wage will rise to $16 next week
• Best Buy Has Laid Off 5,000 Workers And Will Close More Stores; Unknown If Sacramento-Area Stores On List
• Teen Charged With Shooting Victim During Second Of Two Carjackings
• Broncos Release Veteran Defensive Tackle Jurrell Casey
• 3 Homes Destroyed When Wind-Whipped Fire Rips Through Bloomington Neighborhood
• Tiger Woods faces a difficult road to recovery, doctors say
• Arvada Holds Meeting On Preservation Of Historic .04 Trolley
• Mr. Potato Head Gets Gender Neutral Name
• VIDEO: Victim Foils Smash-and-Grab Robbery of Vehicle In San Francisco Golden Gate Park
• Man Shot In San Jose Tuesday Night Dies; 6th Homicide Of The Year
• Police Searching For 3 Women In Connection With Weberstown Mall Thefts
• Costco Raises Minimum Wage To $16 An Hour
• COVID: Nearly Half Of MDUSD Survey Respondents So Far Prefer Online Learning
• Detroit Expands TCF Vaccine Eligibility To 'Good Neighbors' Age 55 Or Older Driving Eligible Senior Citizens
• 'Call 911' Sign In Window Leads To Arrest Of Woman's Boyfriend
• Black Colorado Leaders Stress Need For Continued Movement & Social Justice
• Target Opening Mini Apple Stores Inside Some Texas Locations And Online
• Over 68,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• TD Garden, Fenway Park Can Open At 12% Capacity For Fans Starting March 22
• Northwestern-Michigan Game To Honor B10's 1st Black Player
• 2 Workers In Critical Condition After Reported Explosion In Downtown LA
• Illinois Sets New Vaccination Record As COVID-19 Infection Rate Falls To Lowest Point Since Early July
• Supply Is Biggest Issue Baker Tells Panel Examining Bumpy Vaccine Rollout
• Sen. Michael Bennet COVID Relief Priorities Informed By Visits To Each Of Colorado's 64 Counties
• Police: Man In Temporary Serious Condition After Detroit Shooting
• Military To Begin Staffing COVID-19 Vaccination Center In Philadelphia Next Week
• Marjorie Taylor Greene slammed for hanging anti-trans sign
• Man Dies From Apparent Gunshot Wound In Baltimore Thursday
• Parking Enforcement For Street Sweeping And Paving Begins Soon In Denver
• Aurora Police Say Man Found Dead On East Walsh Way Was Murdered
• Second volume of "Music For The Movement" set for release this week
• Moderna predicts $18.4 billion in COVID-19 vaccine sales in 2021
• Dallas County Releases Fair Park Vaccine Operations Schedule
• New York City Middle Schools Welcome Students Back For In-Person Learning
• Streets And Sanitation Workers To Begin Throwing Out 'Dibs' Markers Next Week As Heavy Snow Melts Away
• Robert Stewart, One Of LAPD's First Black Officers, Ceremoniously Reinstated; Department Had Refused To Rehire Him After Acquittal For Assault
• 15-Year-Old Boy With Special Needs Missing In Baltimore, Police Say
• Man Dies In Jail While Waiting Months For Court Hearing
• Vehicle Crashes Into Building, Causing Heavy Damage
• Facebook Apologizes For Removing Video Of Congresswoman Marie Newman Displaying Transgender Pride Flag
• 6 Displaced; 3 Injured After House Fire In West Englewood
• Man donates $20 million to college he dropped out of
• Colorado Bill Eliminating Statute Of Limitations For Civil Sexual Assaults Passes Senate Committee Unanimously
• Ex-U.S. Olympics gymnastics coach charged with sexual assault
• Denver City Council Votes To Reestablish Former Stapleton Airport Weather Station
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 2,356 New Cases, 81 More Deaths
• Cam Newton Releases Video To Tell His Side Of Viral Sideline Interaction With Teenager
• Madigan Picks Second House Successor After Forcing Out His First Pick Over 'Alleged Questionable Conduct'
• Driver Who Led Police On Chase Facing Felony Grand Theft Charge
• 2 Injured, 1 With Serious Burns, In East Palo Alto House Fire
• Philadelphia's Second Mass COVID-19 Vaccination Center Opens In Juniata Park Neighborhood
• Top 7 Minnesota Baking And Recipe Influencers
• He Survived The 133 Vehicle Pileup On I-35W, Now Texas Paramedic Trey McDaniel Will Get A New SUV 
• Illinois Expanding COVID Vaccine Eligibility, But Most Of Chicago Area Not Joining In
• Manhattan district attorney obtains Trump's long-sought tax records
• Flu Has Virtually Disappeared In US During COVID Pandemic
• Dr. Fauci answers COVID vaccine questions in CBSN special
• Teenager Crashes Into Randolph House After Alleged Carjacking And Pursuit
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Just Under 1K New Cases Added; Hospitalizations, Positivity Rate Down Slightly
• Going Maskless Is A Key Factor In COVID-19 Outbreaks At Gyms, Studies Say
• City Argues Attorneys Cannot Bring Enforcement Action On CPD Consent Decree Over Search Warrant Tactics, Because Consent Decree Does Not Mention Them
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Reports 996 More Positive Cases And 7 More Deaths
• Police: 9-Year-Old Placed Fake 911 Call About Active Shooter At Latrobe Elementary School
• Coronavirus Can Survive On Some Fabrics For 72 Hours In A Lab, Study Finds
• Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office Eliminates More Than 800 More Open Warrants For Low-Level Offenses
• Flames Badly Damage Parkway Inn In Delaware County
• Lady Gaga's Dogwalker Shot, French Bulldogs Stolen In West Hollywood
• SEE IT: A Love Story Discovered in the Galápagos Islands
• Police: Man Carrying Bouquet Of Flowers Suspected Of Robbing Cellphone Store In The Bronx
• Maryland Unemployment Claims Fall By More Than Half, State's Labor Department Reports
• Bill Belichick, Mike Vrabel Give Email Addresses To Women At NFL Careers Forum
• COVID Vaccines: Marin County Set To Expand Eligibility; Seniors Say Finding Appointments Still A Challenge
• Minnesota's Only Black-Owned Comic Book Store Focuses On Inclusion, Building Community
• Santa Clara University Receives $25M Donation for Tech Center
• National Harbor Hosting Cherry Blossom Celebration Beginning March 20
• Double-Amputee Running Champion Blake Leeper In Legal Battle To Compete In Tokyo Olympics
• AT&T opposes N. Dakota bill that would ban mask mandates
• Capitol riot suspect texted his ex. She reported him to the FBI.
• Paramount+ Is One Week Away: Here's What's In Store
• Amazing Close-Up Of Venus Captured By NASA Parker Solar Probe
• Caught On Video: Burglar Seen Rifling Through Jewelry Inside Bronx Apartment, Police Say
• Regulatory Agency Permanently Bans Fracking, Natural Gas Drilling Near Delaware River
• NYPD: Suspects Posing As Plumbers Tie Up, Burn Men During Hours-Long Home Invasion
• Florida Jobless Claims Continue Drop
• Police: Man Wanted For Throwing Hot Liquid In MTA Bus Driver's Face
• Preliminary Hearing Postponed For Philadelphia Police Officer Gregory Campbell Accused Of Crashing Car Into Home While Under The Influence
• Dog Stabbed At Fort Greene Park
• California becomes first state to surpass 50,000 COVID deaths
• Two 17-Year-Old Passengers Killed In Crash On Saw Mill River Parkway
• Boston's COVID Positivity Rate Drops To Lowest Level Since October
• Pair Suspected Of Stealing Horse Saddles In Lincoln Arrested
• In March Murphy Residents May Notice Strange Taste, Smell In Water, City Says 'Don't Worry It's Safe' 
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 224 New Coronavirus Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• Wisconsin Bill Would Require National Anthem To Be Played Before All Lambeau Field Games
• Regulation Again The Topic In Texas After Winter Storm Results In Blackouts, Power Outages
• Blackouts push Texas to consider something new: Regulation
• Mini Apple Stores Coming To Targets In Woburn And Nashua, NH
• Dr. Oz And Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Vonda Wright Discuss Tiger Woods' Leg Injuries.
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Pregnancy And Covid-19
• Xcel Energy Commits To 85% Reduction In Greenhouse Gases And Double Renewable Energy Generation By 2030
• BSO Welcomes New Bloodhounds To Help Find Missing People
• Fight Between 2 Women In Marin City Ends In Stabbing
• Como Zoo Welcomes Nan, A 26-Year-Old Polar Bear
• Modest Hero of "Forgotten War" Recalls Historic Rescue Mission
• Modest Hero Of 'Forgotten War' Recalls Historic Rescue Mission
• FWC Considering Ban On Pythons, Tegu Lizards & Other Invasive Reptiles Causing Damage In State
• Major construction work seen at secretive Israeli nuclear facility
• FDA Expands Recall For Cheeses From New Jersey-Based Company Amid Multi-State Listeria Outbreak
• Dallas Police Charge 20-Year-Old Vivianna Alvarez With Shooting Murder Of Jonathan Wernhammer
• Pat Kessler: 'A Toast To Toast'
• Teen Charged In Fatal Shooting Of His 10-Year-Old Sister
• Danny Ainge Has An Interesting Take On Reports Of Celtics 'Tuning Out' Brad Stevens
• Young Girl Saves Mom From Burning Home: 'I Was Really Scared'
• Teen Dies After Truck Strikes Horse-Drawn Buggy
• FedEx Truck Jackknifes On I-80 In Roseville; Driver Suffers Minor Injuries
• Democratic Rep. Stephanie Murphy Considers Senate Bid Against Marco Rubio
• GameStop shares up 250% in two days. Here we go again?
• Police Searching For Two Suspects Wanted In Northeast Philadelphia Homicide
• Raging Fire Destroys Commercial Building In South LA
• Teen Charged In Three Lawndale Carjackings Over Four Months Last Year
• Call Center Created To Help Texans Without Internet Access Complete Damage Assessment Survey
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Santa Clara Approves Grocery Worker Hazard Pay; California Virus Deaths Past 50,000; State; Shared Vaccine Access Code Abuse
• Twin Cities Musician Mick Sterling Pens New Book
• GameStop Shares Up 250% In Two Days. Here We Go Again?
• Report: Minneapolis Pays Significantly More In Taxes Than It Receives In State Aid
• Loneliness Could Be Decreased With Regular Phone Calls, Survey Finds
• Walk To Support The Ann Bancroft Foundation.
• Colson Whitehead on the "existential terror" of being descended from slaves
• Partially Paralyzed Puppy Named 'Courage' Looking For Forever Home
• 'Suffered Enough': NH House Gives Initial OK To Refund Fines For COVID Scofflaws
• Backlogged Cases Push California's Total COVID-19 Deaths Past 50,000
• Runaway Teen From Alexandria Located Safe
• Colorado Avalanche Fall To Wild, 6-2 At Ball Arena
• Court Backs Miami-Dade School Board In Stormwater Fees
• Illinois Expands Phase 1B To Include People Under 65 With Medical Conditions, Except In Some Counties Including Cook And DuPage
• Oz Alert: Tiger Woods Accident: Will He Be Able To Play Again?
• Law allows Israeli authorities to ID COVID vaccine refusers
• Hamlin Not Worried About JGR's Youth Movement
• Cherry Hill, New Jersey School District Will Require Students To Take African American History To Graduate
• PTL Links: February 25, 2021
• Pandemic Halts Family Planning As More Women Freeze Their Eggs: 'It Is Frustrating'
• Jaguar Fight At Jacksonville Zoo Leaves One Big Cat Dead
• Weather Blog: Warm Day
• Chef Bill Fuller: Vegetarian Dishes For Lent
• St. Francis Student In Blackface Controversy No Longer Attending The School
• 29-Year-Old Man Shot & Killed Overnight
• Walton Goggins On 'The Unicorns' Final Few Episodes Of Season Two: 'You Will Laugh, There Will Be Moments Where You'll Cry'
• Celtics Make The Wrong Kind Of History In Blowout Loss To Hawks
• First There Was Snow And Ice, Now North Texas Braces For Storms And Possible Hail
• Man Hospitalized After Being Found Stabbed In San Carlos
• Driver Entrapped In Dump Truck Rollover Crash In Collier Township
• Women who lost jobs due to COVID turn to food delivery platforms
• NASCAR heads to Homestead
• House And Senate Hearings Investigating ERCOT Power Outages Set To Get Underway In Austin
• Wisconsin Hunters Blow Past Wolf Kill Target
• Proposals to restrict voting gain traction in Republican states
• Wild Beat Avs 6-2 For 4th Straight Win
• Businesses Near Colorado Convention Center Eager For Events: 'It's Our Livelihood'
• Colorado Doctor Calls Johnson & Johnson Vaccine News 'Very Exciting'
• Miami Proud: Modest Hero of "Forgotten War" Recalls Historic Rescue Mission
• 'COVID Bandit' Gives $200 Tip To Every Single Employee At Denver Steakhouse
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Nearly 70 Inmates And Staff At Allegheny County Jail Infected
• Researchers Developing Rapid At-Home COVID Test That Connects To Your Smartphone
• New York Weather: CBS2's 2/25 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• Career Coach: When To Ask For Flexible Work Arrangements
• Pennsylvania GOP Will Meet Again To Discuss Toomey, Vote
• Dierks Bentley Helps Break Ground On New Downtown Denver Restaurant
• Lakeside Amusement Park Wants To Reopen, But Limited Capacity Levels Won't Work
• RTD Approves Resolution To Turn Empty Park-N-Rides Into Affordable Housing
• Doctors Expect Tiger Woods To Walk Again, But Golf Legend Likely 'Never The Same' After Crash
• 'We've Been Trying To Reach You:' Robocalls Soar During Pandemic, How To Avoid Them
• Deputies say gangs exist within Los Angeles Sheriff's Department
• COVID Vaccine May Create 'Terminator'-Type Antibody Response In People Who Have Had Coronavirus
• Pfizer COVID vaccine found 94% effective in real-world study
• 'Won't Feel The Same Way': Red Rocks Planning For Concerts With Much Smaller Capacity Levels
• Thornton Moves Forward With Water Pipeline Construction
• WATCH: Philadelphia Health Commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley 'Optimistic' Some Fans Will Be Able To Attend Phillies Opening Day In April
• California's iconic redwoods threatened by climate change
• Former Agent Accuses US Border Patrol Of Abuse And Corruption, Says She Doesn't Trust Agency
• Lawmakers argue over potential commission to study Capitol riot
• Biden announces 3 nominees to Postal Service board
• 2 Officers Among 3 Injured In River North Crash On State Street
• Mars rover beams back spectacular panorama
• Pittsburgh Weather: Brief Cool Down Before A Warm Weekend
• Biden rescinds Trump's pandemic-era ban on certain immigrant visas
• 1 in 6 Generation Z adults identify as something other than heterosexual
• Do COVID shots prevent infection? That's key to returning to normal
• Girl dies after falling through ice; responding officer also dies
• Donald Trump Jr. deposed in lawsuit over inauguration funds
• Andrew Cuomo accused of sexual harassment by former top aide
• 'Once-In-A-Lifetime Sighting:' Incredibly Rare Half-Male, Half-Female Cardinal Spotted In Pennsylvania
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County Reports 3 Confirmed Cases Of UK Coronavirus Variant
• UCLA Runner Chris Weiland Dismissed From Team Over Racial, Homophobic Slurs
• Immersive Art Exhibit Coming To NYC Invites Visitors Into The World Of Vincent Van Gogh
• Record-Setting Texas Cold Wreaks Havoc On Aging Water Systems
• 'He's Not A Locker Room Cancer': Former Eagles' Malcolm Jenkins, Chris Long Offer Insight Into Carson Wentz Saga
• Philadelphia Woman, Ingrid Wynn Catlin, Recalls Civil Rights Sit-In
• Car Crashes Into Building In Englewood, One Hurt And The Driver Fled The Scene
• Sea Turtle Nesting Season Begins March 1 In Broward County
• Burnham Residents Furious After CARES Act Money Was Used For Water Bill Credits, But Only For Those With Meters
• Chicago Weather: Mild Temperatures Thursday; Weekend Warmup Ahead
• Water Main Break Opens Sinkhole In Shaler Plaza
• Many COVID patients face staggering hospital bills
• Sister of D.C mayor dies of COVID-19 complications
• Police: Man Riding Bike Killed After Being Struck By SEPTA Bus In Northeast Philadelphia
• Jaleel Uqdah Arrested For Raping 55-Year-Old Woman Inside Center City Macy's, Philadelphia Police Say
• Pro-junta group attacks protesters as Myanmar crisis escalates
• Fire Damages Rowhome In Philadelphia's Logan Neighborhood
• 'Hot Mom' Says Catholic School Expelled Her 3 Kids Over Her Online Adult Videos
• It Happens Here: Norwell's Hornstra Farms Gets Big Boost In Milk Delivery To Homes
• Jordan Geller, Former Total Sports Soccer Instructor, Facing Unlawful Contact With Minor Charges In Montgomery County
• Celebrities urge lawmakers to pass a "Marshall Plan for Moms"
• Armenian leader says he's facing a "military coup attempt"
• Pa. State Senator Lindsey Williams Urges Biden Administration To Waive Standardized Tests In 2021
• Man Wanted For Child Abuse Arrested In Greene County
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Mayor Peduto Reaffirms Belief Teachers Should Be Prioritized In Vaccine Process
• COVID-19 Vaccine In Pittsburgh: CVS Receiving More Doses Of The Vaccine
• Pop-Up Miniature Golf Course Planned For Oakland
• Stunning Yellow Superbloom Pops Up In Half Moon Bay - 'It's Perfect'
• Thursday's Show Info (2/25/21)
• Facebook bans accounts linked to Myanmar's military in wake of coup
• Amendment Made To Pittsburgh's CROWN Act
• New York Weather: CBS2's 2/25 Thursday Morning Forecast
• Giroux, Flyers Top Rangers Despite Kreider Hat Trick

Videos from February 25, 2021

• Virginia Senator Mark Warner on Biden's supply chain executive order
• U.S. carries out airstrikes in Syria on Iranian-backed targets
• 2/25: Red and Blue
• "A Shot of Hope": Medical mistrust and access
• "A Shot of Hope": Dr. Fauci answers your questions
• "A Shot of Hope": Returning to school and work
• "A Shot of Hope": Getting the vaccine
• "A Shot of Hope: Vaccine Questions Answered"
• Some Texans wondering if Beto O'Rourke is eyeing 2022 run for Texas governor
• Biden administration marks 50 million coronavirus shots in first five weeks in office
• Veterans drive 22 hours to help after Texas storm
• Pandemic causes surge in military families facing hunger
• Biden administration prepares to release report on murder of Jamal Khashoggi
• U.S. processes asylum seekers from Mexico migrant camp
• Ex-gymnastics coach facing felony charges dies by suicide
• Attacks on Asian Americans spike across U.S. amid pandemic
• Police chief warns of extremist desire to "blow up" Capitol
• Vaccine maker races to combat new coronavirus variants
• New variants threaten progress on combating coronavirus
• Democrats await decision on minimum wage for COVID-19 relief package
• Trump expected to speak at CPAC this weekend
• Award shows forced to delay and reimagine ceremonies due to pandemic
• Lady Gaga's dogs stolen in Hollywood shooting
• Weekly jobless claims decline, but unemployment remains high
• Many Latinos are hesitant to receive COVID-19 vaccine, poll shows
• Hazard pay proposal approved by Los Angeles City Council
• Former UPS driver who dropped out of college donates $20 million to same school
• Republicans push for voter restrictions following 2020 election
• Medical expert on difference between single and multi-dose COVID-19 vaccines
• Black College Expo helps students get, earn scholarships on the spot
• Colson Whitehead on finding new perspectives
• Biden administration to release report blaming Saudi Crown prince for Khashoggi murder
• New survey reveals the financial struggle of Black investors, optimism for the future
• Deathbed letter from former officer alleges NYPD, FBI link to Malcolm X assassination
• Lawmakers to introduce K2 legislation that guarantees health coverage, services for sick veterans
• Former aide accuses Andrew Cuomo of sexual harassment, says he "abused his power as governor"
• Shelters for migrant children near capacity along the border
• Deputies say gangs exist within Los Angeles Sheriff's Department
• U.S. intelligence report could link Saudi Arabia's crown prince to Khashoggi murder
• WorldView: German court sentences former Syrian intelligence officer; Dubai princess urges U.K. to reopen sister's kidnapping case
• Report to blame Saudi Crown Prince for death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi
• Asylum seekers on U.S. border await details on new Biden policy as others forgo official process
• Dr. Jha on Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness
• Booster shots could be needed for people vaccinated against COVID-19
• 2/25: CBSN AM
• Momo with Infinity Song discusses "Music for the Movement"