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Articles from February 26, 2021

• UPDATE: Victim, Suspect Identified In Fatal Oakland Park Shooting in Front of Children
• Bay Area Health Expert Hails Potential of Single-Shot COVID-19 Vaccine in Pandemic Battle
• Trailblazer Flew Through Glass Ceilings As First Female African American Pilot To Fly U-2 Aircraft
• Biden's $1.9 Trillion Relief Bill Passes House, But Faces Senate Hurdle
• High School Girl Sues San Mateo County, State of California to Allow Indoor Youth Sports
• Moreno Valley Man Accused Of Trying To Bury Wife Alive At San Diego Beach
• Longtime San Francisco Merchants Lament Recent Spike in Burglaries
• Pressure Behind The Wheel: Sacramento Mover Drove Historic Victorian Mansion Through San Francisco
• Early COVID Patient Remembers Military Quarantine After Cruise Ship Outbreak
• Domestic Violence Kidnapping Suspect James Montoya Now Accused Of Stabbing Victim's Brother
• Game On! High School Sports Are Back In Parts Of California
• 'We Have Upheld Every Commitment': Steinberg Says Sacramento MLS Expansion Efforts To Continue After Lead Investor Backs Out
• LAPD: Woman Returns Lady Gaga's Stolen French Bulldogs To Police
• Schröder Returns, Lakers Beat Blazers 102-93 To Snap Skid
• Draymond Green Notches 25th Career Triple-Double; Warriors Avenge Loss to Hornets
• College Student Creates Twitter Account To Help Vaccinate Coloradans
• Avalanche Hold On In Final Seconds For 3-2 Win Over Coyotes
• Dillon Ice Castles Increases To 50% Capacity For Final Week Of Season
• CDC Shares Distribution And Messaging Advice On Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 Vaccine
• Desks For Kids Helps Remote Learning Students Create Study Space At Home
• Fed Judge in SF Approves $650 Million Facebook Privacy Lawsuit Settlement
• Woman Collapses, Dies While Climbing Stairs To 19th-Floor Apartment During Power Outage In Co-Op City
• Exclusive: Orange County COVID Vaccine Site Ready To Go, But Organizers Say State Won't Send Them Any Doses
• Local Mother Recounts Terrifying Kidnapping Scam That Spoofed Her Daughter's Cell Phone Number
• 2 Skiers Become First To Descend Yosemite's Half Dome
• Chicago Weather: Sunny Skies For This Weekend
• Bar And Restaurant Owners Fight For Late Night Hours While Trying To Stay In Business Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Kings Snap Losing Streak With 110-107 Win Over Pistons
• Erie Surgeon Who Has Battled Coronavirus Undergoes Successful Double-Lung Transplant At UPMC Presbyterian
• 349 New Coronavirus Cases, 3 Additional Deaths Reported In Orange County
• New York City Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza Stepping Down
• Investigation Launched At Calumet City School Due To Controversial Black History Month Assignment
• COVID Hospitalizations Continue Steady Decline In IE, Ventura County
• ERCOT Shuts Down Wholesale Electricity Provider Griddy In Texas
• A Chat With: Preston And Steve Have Become No. 1 For Witty Banter, Celebrity Interviews And Charity Work
• New Jersey Residents Not Counting On Payments From Possible New Unemployment Extension: 'If I Didn't Get The First One, How Am I Gonna Get The Second One?'
• Rep. Leslie Herod Is A Force Of Nature At The State Capitol
• Police Searching For Suspects After Triple Stabbing In Brooklyn
• Baby Found Alive In Trash Can On Dorchester Avenue
• LAPD Officer Suffers Non-Life Threatening Injuries Following South LA Crash
• Baltimore Mayor, Gov. Hogan Clash Over Available COVID Vaccine Doses For City Residents
• Texas Lawmakers Call On Public Utility Commission Chair To Resign
• Oak Lawn Police Warn Of Thieves Posing As Utility Workers
• Local Rescues Team Up To Drive To Texas, Save Nearly 100 Homeless Pets
• Garcetti: 'We Will Do Everything In Our Power To Protect' AAPI Community From Hate Crimes
• ABC Men Feeding Philadelphia Community Physically And Spiritually One Box At A Time
• FDA Advisory Committee Votes To Recommend Authorizing Johnson & Johnson's New COVID-19 Vaccine
• Suspect Killed In Police-Involved Shooting Near Baltimore's Inner Harbor Identified As Benjamin Tyson
• Building Partially Collapses In Perry South
• UM Researchers Detect COVID-19 Variants In South Florida
• Butler, Dragic Lead Heat Past NBA-Best Jazz, 124-116
• Woman Found Dead In Owings Mills Home, Police Investigating
• Plumber Shortage, Supply Chain Issues Delay North Texas Winter Storm Repairs
• Wild Use Early Goals To Beat Kings 3-1 For 6th Straight Win
• Cycle Of Life: Maryland Set To See Cicadas Re-Emerge This Year
• 7 Face Narcotics, Human Trafficking Charges Following Miami Beach Search Warrants
• Bobbleheads Memorialize Baltimore Sports Superfan Mo Gaba, Raise Money For Charity
• California To Spend $28M To Help Arriving Asylum Seekers
• At Texas Capitol Hearing, Oncor CEO Explains Whose Lights Stayed On & Why Outages Lasted Longer Than Intended
• Denver Police Search For Legally Blind Woman Cheryl Parsons Missing For One Week
• Leonard Has 30 Points, Clippers Beat Grizzlies For Split
• Karen Carter, and Other Metro Detroiters Chipped In To Help Salvation Army's Bed and Bread Radiothon
• Take Note Colorado Gets Support From Wesley Schultz Of The Lumineers To Expand Music Instruction
• Walker's Season-High 32 Lifts Celtics Over Pacers 118-112
• Granholm Confirmed By Senate To Be Next Energy Secretary
• More COVID-19 Vaccines Headed to West Michigan
• South Haven And Other Michigan Beaches Look To Hire Lifeguards To Stop Accidental Drownings
• Colorado Cattlemen's Association Responds To Gov. Jared Polis' 'Meatout' Day With 'Meatin' Day
• State of Michigan Puts Pressure on MSU to Release Nassar Investigation Documents
• Minnesota's Budget Forecast Takes A Major Turn
• New Information In Case Against, Former US Gymnastics Coach, John Geddert
• Camden County Health Officials Enlisting Bilingual Volunteers To Help Dispel COVID Vaccine Fears In Latino Community
• Girl Scouts Of Colorado Extends Cookie Season Through March 21
• CDC Director Issues Warning As Mass. Businesses Prepare To Reopen
• Disneyland Vaccination Site To Close Sunday Due To Winds
• 'Really Good Step In The Right Direction' For Philadelphia Restaurants As Some COVID Restrictions Relaxed
• Friday Fish Frys Adjust To Pandemic Times
• Strome, Kreider Lead Rangers To 6-2 Win Over Bruins
• CSU Celebrates Topping Out Of Spur Building At National Western Complex
• Tiger Woods In 'Good Spirits' After Undergoing Follow-Up Procedures At Cedars-Sinai
• DUI Suspect Makes First Court Appearance After Crash Kills West Sacramento Couple
• COVID: Youth, Adult Multi-Team Sports Can Resume In Alameda Co., Berkeley
• Public Comment Is Needed On 100-Year Vision For Civic Center Park
• Man Facing Federal Charge For Allegedly Firing Weapon At Security Guards At U.S. Secret Service Facility
• Nearly 2M COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Administered In LA County
• Jeremy Lin says he was called "coronavirus" during game
• 'Very Excited For The Return Of Baseball': Businesses Surrounding Coors Field Ready For Colorado Rockies Fans
• Video Shows Armed Suspect Rush Toward Officers During West Sacramento Police Shooting
• UPDATE: Missing San Francisco Girl Found Safe In Pittsburg With Michigan Runaway
• UPDATE: Supreme Court Orders Santa Clara County To Allow Indoor Church Services
• COVID Reopening: Movie Theaters Open Doors In Red-Tier San Mateo, Marin Counties
• Arson, Hate Crime Investigation After Windows Smashed And Fire Set At Buddhist Temple In Little Tokyo
• 94-Year-Old World War II Veteran From Allegheny Co. Finally Receives High School Diploma
• Report Estimates 1 In 194 Coloradans Currently Infectious With COVID
• Police Investigating After Car Crashes Into Baltimore County Bank
• Santa Cruz Warriors Guard Jeremy Lin Shares He Was Called 'Coronavirus' On Basketball Court
• Shawn Theodore Debuting New 'Night Stars' Art Exhibit At Philadelphia's Paradigm Gallery
• USPS Investigates More Than $100,000 Dollars In Mailed Checks Stolen By Scammers
• Lockheed Martin Closing Middle River Manufacturing Plant
• WATCH: Fiery Crash Blocks Lanes On Highway 50 Near Stockton Boulevard
• Caltrans: Highway 1 Storm Repair Work At Big Sur To Cost $11 Million; Reopening Expected In Summer
• 'My Heart Is Sick': Lady Gaga Makes Public Plea For Help Bringing French Bulldogs Koji And Gustav Home
• The World's 20 Best Soups
• Project Home: Advocates Seek 10-Year Policy Plan To Address California Housing Crisis
• On A Positive Note: 5th-Grader At McKee Elementary School Becomes Children's Book Illustrator
• Lincoln Center Launching New Series Of Outdoor Events Featuring Film Screenings, Cabaret Series & More
• Taylor Swift Officially Cancels Tour Postponed Last Year Due To The COVID-19 Pandemic
• New Kensington Police Looking For Missing Carolyn Houser, Who Was Last Seen In December
• Almond Bloom Photos
• Delaware Man, Darius Blalock, Charged In Connection To December Pat's Steaks Shooting Incident
• FBI focusing on one possible suspect in Capitol officer's death
• NYS Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins Calls Sexual Harassment Claims Against Gov. Andrew Cuomo 'Extremely Disturbing'
• Glendale Central Library Unveils Art Installation Paying Tribute To Those Lost To COVID-19
• Dallas Police Make Arrest In New Year's Day Bus Stop Murder Of 49-Year-Old Man
• 56th ACM Award Nominees Announced - John Legend, P!nk And Gwen Stefani Among First-Time Nominees
• 4 Inmates Escape San Joaquin County Low-Security Facility In 10 Days
• Estes Park Students Talk To Astronaut Shannon Walker On International Space Station Using Ham Radio
• U.S. Park Police Name Pamela Smith As New Chief, First Black Woman To Lead The Force
• M Health Fairview's Volunteer Effort Crucial To Vaccine Distribution
• Grant High Teacher Under Fire For Reportedly Making Racist Gesture During Online Class
• COVID Restrictions: San Francisco To Allow Expanded Outdoor Youth Sports with Precautions
• Boston Will Avoid Holding Multiple Mayoral Elections
• Carmichael Man Facing 19 Felony Weapons Charges After Discovery of Massive Gun Cache, Fake Explosives
• U.S. to implement Ebola monitoring program at airports
• Lawmakers Working On Bill To Prevent PennDOT's Proposed Tolling Of Interstate 79 Bridge
• FAA seeks $27,500 from passenger it says struck flight attendant
• Aurora Council Members 'Appalled, Embarrassed' By Who They Just Put On Civil Service Commission
• Pittsburgh Pirates' Cole Tucker Dating Actress Vanessa Hudgens
• LA Fashion Icon Fred Segal Dies At 87
• Suspect Arrested After Firing Gun During Attempted Bank Robbery, Philadelphia Police Say
• 'I Was Fearful To Go Outside': Woman Recalls Asian American Hate Crime Against Her As More Incidents Are Being Reported
• United Center Parking Lot To Become Mass Vaccination Site In March
• 'This Is The Way': Baby Yoda Reminds Jefferson County Residents To Lock Cars
• Arizona Family's Lost Cat Travels Cross-Country With Trucker Before Sacramento Reunion
• Black Health Summit Working To Bridge Racial Inequity
• Black History: At 101, Catherine Stovall Receives Dr. Martin Luther King Lifetime Achievement Honor
• EPA Drops Trump-Era Challenge Of Redwood City Salt Ponds Protection
• Travel Vouchers Set To Expire As Anniversary Of COVID Shutdown Nears
• High Winds Return To LA Area Starting Friday Afternoon
• Big Rig Driver Arrested For DUI In South Sacramento
• Lollapalooza, Other Summer Events Could Return In Person In Some Form For 2021
• 50K Veterans Impacted By 2-Week Closure Of Fort Worth VA Clinic Due To Burst Pipe Damage
• Duncanville Boys Basketball En Route To Unconventional Back-To-Back State Titles
• Pittsburgh Police Commander Jason Lando Leaves Behind Legacy Of Improving Relations With Community
• Some Experiencing Increased Anxiety As Reopening Plans Come Into Focus
• State-Of-The-Art $27 Million Tennis Facility Opening At SF's Golden Gate Park
• One Dead In West Garfield Park Fire
• Relief On The Way For Struggling Business Owners In Pennsylvania
• Shaquille O'Neal hopes fans returning is a "sign we might be turning a corner"
• Sonora Man Sold Drugs To Minors In Exchange For Sexual Acts, Photos, Sheriff Says
• Bridal Shop Donates Wedding Dresses For Sale At Second-Hand Shop In Monessen
• Lowell School Committee Member Robert Hoey Resigns After Using Anti-Semitic Slur On Local TV
• Window Of Near-Perfect Weather Gets Tree Sap Flowing At Closest Maple Syrup Producer To New York City
• Mother Of Man Accused Of Killing Baby At West Sacramento Hotel Arrested, Accused Of Aiding And Abetting
• LA Teachers: 'No Current Plans' To Reopen Schools
• Friday Is Declared Tyler Johnson Day
• Richard Holzer Sentenced To Nearly 20 Years For Plotting To Blow Up Pueblo's Temple Emanuel
• High School Sports Get The Green Light, And The Players At Archbishop Stepinac Are Excited
• Capacity At Reggie Lewis Vaccination Site Expanded In Effort To Reach Vulnerable Populations
• 'I Just Want To Get It Resolved': Wicker Park Residents Want Waste Management To Pick Up Piled Up Garbage
• Police: Thieves Take $9,000 During Robbery At SW Miami Pollo Tropical Drive-Thru Window
• Derrick Weatherbe Charged In Fire Set At West Philadelphia Lowe's During May Unrest
• Orioles' Chris Davis Says He Has Made Significant Changes To Batting Approach In Spring Training
• Small Earthquake Rattles Simi Valley
• DSST Cole High School Community Helps Make Sure That No Student Goes Hungry
• Ruby's Diner On The Huntington Beach Pier To Permanently Close Friday
• Until Kids Can Get Vaccinated, Families With Vulnerable Children Stuck In Limbo
• Rescue dog that nobody wanted saves life of new owner
• Rival Gang Members Sentenced To Over 80 Years Behind Bars For Killing Toddler In 2018 Compton Shootout
• He's Usually The 'Giver' But Tables Are Turned On Zoo Miami's Ron Magill With Surprise Gift For Conservation Efforts
• Black History Is Our History: Queens Resident Lewis Latimer, Son Of Fugitive Slaves, Helped Make Lighting More Affordable
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Even As The State Receives 40K More Vaccines, People Are Struggling To Find Appointments
• Parents Hopeful Incoming Schools Chancellor Meisha Porter Will Address Strains Of Pandemic And Growing Learning Gap
• Black History Month: Celebrating George Barbour, KDKA Radio's First Black Reporter
• Travel Experts Say Spring, Summer Vacations Are Being Booked While Health Officials Say Don't Take Trips Just Yet
• Report: San Francisco Car Burglar Fires Gun At Witnesses
• FEMA COVID-19 Vaccine Site Opens At Globe Life Field In Arlington
• Furry Tails: Carrot Top, Silver & Sivva, And Lil Bit Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Phase One of Miami-Dade's The Underline, Brickell Backyard, Is Complete
• Suspended Ambridge Police Chief James Mann Fired
• Advisers Endorse Single-Shot COVID-19 Vaccine From Johnson & Johnson
• West Baltimore Native, Descendent Of Slaves On Last US-Bound Ship From Africa, Shares Family's Legacy
• Caretaker At Santa Ana Senior Living Facility Arrested In Rape Of 87-Year-Old Woman With Dementia
• Florida Senator Marco Rubio Defends His Vote To Acquit Donald Trump
• COVID In Colorado: Residents Age 60 and Up Will Have Access To Vaccine Starting March 5
• 'I Don't Know What To Believe Any More': Confusion Over P-EBT Meal Card
• FDA Advisory Panel Approves Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine
• Black History Spotlight: Willie Waters, Miami's First Black Firefighter
• 3 Injured After Elderly Woman Crashes Car Through Flaherty Shoes Store In Bucks County
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: 4th Employee Has Died From Virus, Port Authority Says
• Miami Commission Approves $100,000 Payment To Teen Boy Allegedly Groped By Miami Mayor Francis Suarez's Aide
• Missing Cat Finds His Way Back To Long Island Home After Being Lost For Weeks During Snow Storms, Freezing Weather
• Broward Health To Offer COVID-19 Vaccines To At-Risk People 18 Years & Older
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Three People Believed To Be Involved In Mass Shooting That Wounded 8
• House Passes Public Lands Bill After Debate By Colorado's Congressional Delegation
• Power Outages, Burst Pipes... Potholes Now A Concern After Historic Texas Cold Snap
• Florida House Plan Targets Flooding, Sea Level Rise
• Rocky Mountain National Park Online Camping Reservations Open Next Week
• Breckenridge To Hire Private Security For Mask Enforcement Over Spring Break
• Travel Agent Reports 300% Increase In Bookings For 2021
• Person Pulled From Burning House In East Fort Worth In Critical Condition
• HistoryMiami Museum Showcases Rare Images Of Muhammad Ali In New Photo Exhibit
• NYC Restaurants Expand Indoor Dining Capacity To 35%
• Governor Tom Wolf Launches Criticism Against Charter Schools, Calls For Accountability
• 'We're Hiring': Businesses Near Boston Sports Venues Gear Up To Welcome Fans Back
• COVID: FDA Panel OKs Johnson & Johnson Single-Dose Vaccine; California Expects 1.1M Doses In 3 Weeks
• Caught On Camera: Woman Punched, Kicked During Violent Queens Robbery
• Hate crime charges filed in stabbing of Asian American man in NYC
• Philadelphia Man, James Chandler, Charged With Robbing Postal Workers, Kidnapping
• Black History Is Our History: First Deputy Commissioner Ben Tucker, NYPD's Highest-Ranking Black Officer, On Why He Decided To Become A Police Officer, George Floyd and More
• 'Change Is Necessary': Police Reform Bills Pass Committee Hurdle In Maryland Senate
• Elizabeth Galarza Arrested For Allegedly Repeatedly Punching 2-Year-Old In The Face On Subway
• Starting March 5, Visitors To Aspen, Pitkin County No Longer Have To Prove Negative COVID Test
• Drone Used To Capture Arson Suspect In Spree Of Irvine Brush Fires
• Dallas Man Accused Of Assaulting Officers With Crutch During US Capitol Riot
• Flyers And Sixers Fans Will Have To Wait To Go Back To Wells Fargo Center Despite Philly Lifting Some COVID Restrictions
• New York Nursing Homes Reopen To Visitors, As Questions Continue About Cuomo Administration
• Suspect In Human Trafficking Report Arrested After Chase Into Fairfield, CHP Says
• City Council Approves Mayor Lori Lightfoot's Plan For $377 Million In Federal COVID-19 Relief Funds
• Oakland Man Arrested Following Fremont Sideshow, Car Impounded
• President Trump To Headline CPAC Weekend In Orlando
• 80 Guns, $140K In Cash Seized In Large Modesto Drug And Weapons Sales Raids
• U.S. Advisers Endorse Johnson & Johnson's Single-Shot Coronavirus Vaccine
• Driver Rescued Hours After Plunging 600+ Feet Off Red Mountain Pass
• New Yorkers At Bronx Food Pantry Describe Need For Federal Stimulus Checks, $15 Minimum Wage; 'Got To Choose Between Rent, Food'
• President Joe Biden's COVID Relief Bill Will Pump Billions Of Dollars Into Pennsylvania
• Intel Report Finds Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman Approved Operation 'To Capture Or Kill' Jamal Khashoggi
• 'This Is Our Existential Challenge': Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava On Sea Level Rise Strategy
• 9/11 commission leaders say Capitol attack commission must be bipartisan, have subpoena power
• Letecia Stauch Can Represent Herself In Murder Trial, Judge Rules
• Liam's List Feb. 26: Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, Staying Connected While Social Distancing
• FDA Advisers Endorse Emergency Use For Johnson & Johnson's One-Dose COVID-19 Vaccine
• Tribes Want Native Statue At State Capitol To Replace One Toppled Last Summer
• 12,500 Fans Allowed At Coors Field For Rockies' Opening Day
• Cofan The Mountain Tapir Recovering After Kidney Surgery At Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
• Lost In 2020, Microchip Reunites Yorkie With Pembroke Pines Owner In Tallahassee
• COVID In Florida: 5,922 Additional Cases, 144 New Deaths Reported Friday
• LaToya Ratlieff: Apology 'Disingenuous and Disheartening' After Detective Exonerated For Shooting Her In Face With Projectile During Black Lives Matter Protest
• Broward Public Schools Intend To Hold In-Person High School Graduations, Miami-Dade Exploring Possibility
• Jayson Tatum Taking Kevin Durant's Place As All-Star Starter
• Detroit Black Hair Care Products In 300+ Walmart Stores Nationwide, Owners Starting Buy Black To Impact Campaign For Charity
• 1.1 Million Single-Dose J&J Vaccines Expected In California Over Next 3 Weeks
• Massachusetts Reports 1,734 New COVID Cases, 46 Additional Deaths
• President Biden Visits Houston In Wake Of Texas' Devastating Winter Storms
• CDC Shares Distribution, Messaging Advice On Johnson & Johnson's New COVID-19 Vaccine
• Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra To Celebrate 125 Years With First-Ever Digital Program
• Skier Dies After Accident At Sunlight Mountain Resort, Identified As Job Henning
• Philadelphia School District Parents 'Not Surprised' Return To In-Person Learning For Some Students Delayed Again
• WJZ's Black History Oratory Competition Goes Virtual Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• 'Light At End Of The Tunnel,' National Guard Delivers Water To Garland Residents In Need
• Kyrie Irving Pushes For Kobe Bryant To Be On NBA Logo
• House GOP members vote on Covid bill by proxy while they attend CPAC
• Raymir Johnson Arrested For Driving Alleged Shooter From Scene Of Deadly East Norriton Bowling Alley Shooting, Police Say
• COVID Learning: San Mateo Community Colleges To Remain Under Mostly Distance Learning Through Fall 2021
• Baltimore County To Pay For Uber Rides To, From COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics
• City Officials Urging Drivers To Slow Down As Pothole Season Arrives Early In Philadelphia
• Decomposed Body Found In San Francisco Near Highway Interchange
• Gabby Barrett, Dan+Shay Nominated For Academy Of Country Music Awards
• North Texas Smoke Shop Employee Adam Omar Charged With Murder In Shooting Death Of Man He Suspected Of Stealing
• UC Berkeley Student Envisions Career Helping People Like Herself Achieve Despite Challenges
• Judge Refuses To Lower Bond For Lawyer Jennifer Emmi, Accused In Murder-For-Hire Case
• Car Falls From Overpass Onto I-25
• Body Washes Up In South Baltimore Friday
• Moms Square Off Over Colorado High Potency Pot Bill
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations, Positivity Rate Continue Downward Trend; Just Under 1K New Cases Reported
• Mankato Hy-Vee Incorrectly Dilutes Vaccines, Administers To 62 Patients
• CDC shares distribution and messaging advice on J&J vaccine
• Yes, Face Masks Are Still Required In Collin County Even With Disaster Declaration Rescinded
• 45-Year-Old Man Critically Injured After Stabbing Outside Dundalk Restaurant
• Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Visits Students As Schools Prepare For Return Of Some In-Person Learning
• Who Is 'Hot Mom' Crystal Jackson, AKA Mrs. Poindexter?
• Mansfield Police Officer Randy Watson Out Of Hospital After Losing Leg In Motorcycle Crash 3 Weeks Ago
• Zoom To Offer Automatic Closed Captioning
• LA Street Sweeping To Become Bi-Weekly Starting Monday Due To Pandemic, Staff Reductions
• 'We Cannot Tolerate Such Mindless Hatred': Mayor Steinberg Appalled By Surge In Anti-Asian Incidents
• Financial services giant TIAA names first woman CEO
• Gas Prices Increase Across Maryland, AAA Says
• Baltimore County Public Schools Modifies Meal Distribution Program Ahead Of Students Returning For In-Person Learning
• Maryland Lawmakers Vote To Expand Tax Credit For Immigrants
• 'They Both Have The Capability To Be Final Four Teams': CBS' Clark Kellogg On #4 Ohio State Vs #9 Iowa
• WNBA OKs sale of Atlanta Dream, team co-owned by Kelly Loeffler
• Police Issue 3 Notices Of Violation To Pittsburgh Establishments During COVID-19 Compliance Checks
• COVID Vaccines: Santa Clara County Opens 2nd Large Vaccination Site In Hard-Hit East San Jose
• Biden touts bipartisanship on Texas visit
• USC Study: College Education Now A Bigger Factor Than Race In Likelihood Of COVID-19 Vaccination
• Atlantic Ocean circulation weakens, sparking climate worries
• Report: Julian Edelman Unsure If Knee Will Allow Him To Play In 2021
• Millions of households could get $50 monthly internet subsidy
• Kyrie Irving Pushes For Kobe Bryant To Be On NBA Logo
• Tom Brady, Gisele Bundchen Share Sweet Messages On Instagram For 12th Anniversary; 'Nothing That I Love More Than You'
• High Winds, Blowing Snow Lead To Short Closure Of Highway 93 South Of Boulder
• Madigan Successor Who Resigned After Less Than Three Days In Office Declines Full Month's Salary
• 17-Year-Old Arrested In Fatal Shooting Of Forrest Keys, University Of Arizona Student From Huntingdon Valley
• Buses Burn, Transformers Explode After Massive Blaze Breaks Out At Compton Pallet Yard
• Tom Brady Brings Back Baby Goat Picture In Justin Bieber-Inspired Throwback Tweet
• LifeBridge Health Dr. Paul Gurbel Talks About Heart Health And His Latest COVID-Related Discoveries
• Texas Top State Expressing Need On Twitter For Next Stimulus Check
• Man Reported Missing Following Odenton Home Invasion Found Safe, Was Not Abducted, Police Say
• Franklin Park YMCA Installs Butler Co. Company's Virus-Killing Copper Material Invention
• Former Allegheny County Council President John DeFazio Passes Away
• Oakland Unveils Environmental Impact Report On A's Howard Terminal Stadium Project
• Camden County Man, Richard Tobin, Admits Coordinating Neo-Nazi Plot To Deface Synagogues
• Intel report finds MBS approved "capture or kill" Khashoggi
• Chester County Hospital Ran 'Lottery System' For Employees' Family Members To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• 2 BART Platforms At Millbrae Station Out Of Service For Emergency Repairs
• Stay Informed, Be Smart: Here's How To Get The CBS 2 Chicago App NOW
• McKinney Firefighters Respond To 4 Fires Overnight Possibly Sparked By Lightning
• $17.3 Million Project To Overhaul LAX Runway, 2 Taxiways Begins Today
• DFW Weather: More Strong Storms Forecasted In North Texas This Weekend
• Police: Man Falsely Reports His Vehicle As Stolen, Googles 'How To Set Your Car On Fire And Make It Look Like An Accident'
• Rogers Police Seek Public's Help Finding Ignatius Afamefune, 71-Year-Old With Alzheimer's
• Man Arrested For Fatal Shooting At St. Paul Saloon
• Police: Man Falsely Reports His Vehicle As Stolen, Googles 'How To Set Your Car On Fire And Make It Look Like An Accident'
• Twitter Announces 'Super Follows,' Will Let Users Charge Followers To See Premium Posts
• Jeffco Public Schools Announces Plan For Phased Return To 100% In-Person Learning
• Zlatan To LeBron: 'Do What You're Good At', 'Stay Out Of' Politics
• Coronavirus In Illinois: 2nd Day In A Row With 100,000 COVID-19 Vaccinations; Hospitalizations At Lowest Point Since July
• Decision Ending Ban On High-Capacity Magazines Back Before 9th Circuit
• McPlant and More: Beyond Meat Inks McDonald's, Yum Deals
• High School Football: Full-Contact Practice Can Now Begin In Some California Counties, But No Games Yet
• Santa Cruz Health Officials Say COVID Case Drop Continues; Red Tier Likely In March
• Man Seriously Hurt After Being Struck By Car In St. Paul
• You Can Now Get Gooey Knaus Berry Farm Cinnamon Rolls Delivered To Your Door
• Motorcycle Deputies Arrest Man Caught Dumping 5 Tons Of Slate Shingles On County Road
• West Hollywood's Iconic Mel's Drive-In Offering 40-Cent Burgers Friday For Reopening
• Walmart expands COVID-19 vaccine access to 35 states
• Work On Pikes Peak Summit Complex Nears Completion, Opening To Take Place In May Or June
• Ammon Stoltzfus Of Chester County Pleads Guilty To Animal Cruelty In Death Of Dogs After Injecting Them With Epsom Salts, PSPCA Says
• Owners Of Truck Company Charged In Connection To Crash That Killed 7 Motorcyclists
• Minnesota DNR Reminds Fish House Owners of Approaching Removal Deadline
• Los Altos Hills Man Arrested For Child Porn Possession, Distribution
• Coolidge Corner Theatre Makes List Of '50 Most Beautiful Cinemas In The World'
• BorgWarner Donates $1,025,000 To Kettering University To Support Opportunities For Minorities
• Emonye White Charged With Involuntary Manslaughter In Fatal Shooting Of Man In Edgewood
• Harrison County Woman Rachel Naomi Hernandez Sentenced On Federal Methamphetamine Trafficking Charges
• Erie Police Send Warning After 2 Vehicle Trespass Arrests Made
• Berkeley Police Arrest 59YO Suspect In Robbery, Attack
• US Attorney Scott Brady Announces Resignation
• Down The Rabbit Hole: New York's Smallest Wine Shop Sits On Main Street In Sayville
• UC Researchers Awarded $1.2 Million Grant To Develop Low-Cost, Easy-To-Operate Robots To Use In Post-COVID-19 World
• This week on "Face the Nation," February 28, 2021
• Vaccinating Underserved Coloradans: See List Of Health Facilities Offering COVID Vaccines As Part Of Governor's 'Vaccines For All' Plan
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Viv
• Watermark Residential To Develop 304-Unit Luxury Multifamily Community Near Detroit
• Former White Sox Player Micah Johnson Uses Power Of Art To Inspire Others
• PG&E Accuses Ex-Employees Of Taking Bribes To Funnel Business To Camp Fire Cleanup Contractor
• Golden Shops, Restaurants 'Ready To Be Busy Again' As Jefferson County Moves To Level Blue
• Minnesota Budget Forecast Flips From $1.3 Billion Deficit To $1.6 Billion Surplus
• Dallas Esports Organization Envy Gaming Hosting 72-Hour Charity Livestream For Texas Winter Storm Relief
• United Airlines Starts Plane-To-Bus Service At DIA, Connecting Travelers With Breckenridge And Fort Collins
• Riverhead High School Student Will Green Won't Let Budget Cuts, COVID Restrictions Stop The Music
• Maryland Zoo Welcomes Sitatunga Calf
• Energy secretary says power crisis in Texas could happen anywhere
• No. 3 Michigan Routs No. 9 Iowa 79-57
• CDC Head Says Massachusetts, Other States Shouldn't Relax Restrictions Yet
• Del's Lemonade Plans To Open First Boston-Area Store This Spring
• Bachelor finalist urges people to stop defending her racist photos
• Montrose Bridge Construction Means Detours This Weekend
• Texas Men Plead Guilty To Looting Artifacts At Native American Cultural Site -- Federal Land
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 3,346 More Coronavirus Cases, 69 Additional Deaths
• Police Release Suspect Photos In Deadly Donora Convenience Store Shooting
• Prince Harry opens up about "toxic" U.K. press
• COVID In Minnesota: 1,156 Cases, 12 New Deaths Reported
• Gagner Gets Hat Trick In 5-2 Win
• Kyrie Irving wants NBA to honor Kobe Bryant with new logo
• How Ever Lee Hairston Overcame Racism, Poverty And Disability To Realize Her Dream
• Dr. Uché Blackstock Explains Why We Need To Change The Narrative About Institutional Trustworthiness
• Vaccine Hesitancy: Your Questions And Fears About The Vaccine Answered
• Dr. Oz Asks Dr. Uché Blackstock What We Can Do To Help Minority Communities Feel Comfortable Getting Vaccinated
• Woman Accused Of Distracting Seniors, Then Stealing Their Purses In Connecticut Parking Lot
• WATCH LIVE: Philadelphia City Leaders Calling For Action On Gun Safety Following Last Week's Mass Shooting
• $2,500 Reward Offered For Information On NH Man Wanted After Death Of Toddler
• 18 More Texas Counties Added To Federal Disaster Declaration
• Russians push rail trolley across border to leave North Korea
• Pool COVID-19 Testing Program 'A Key Tool' For Schools, Baker Says At Newburyport Tour
• At ERCOT Hearings Oncor CEO Says Decision Was 'Between Having Electricity & Having A Total Blackout For Up To A Month'
• Fit February: A 'Five-A-Day' For Improving Mental Health
• Taco Truck Customer Shot, Killed In Downtown LA
• Why Women Should Monitor Blood Pressure Differently, Study Says
• Driver, Passengers Wanted After South LA Hit-And-Run Crash Kills Pedestrian
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• Here's What's Not Reopening In March When Massachusetts Begins Phase 4
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• China hosts 3-day technology trade show
• Vice President Kamala Harris steps into new foreign policy role
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• Biden holds high-stakes call with Saudi King Salman ahead of new intel report on Khashoggi
• Congressman Jim Himes weighs in on Syria airstrikes, Khashoggi report, minimum wage hike
• Kelsea Ballerini and Brothers Osborne talk ACM Awards, push for change in country music
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• Senate parliamentarian strikes down minimum wage hike in latest COVID-19 relief bill
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