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Articles from March 2, 2021

• UPDATE: Antioch Police Deny Officers Kneeled on Neck of Navy Vet During Arrest
• Comedian Chris D'Elia Accused Of Sexual Misconduct In New Lawsuit
• SJ Volunteers Conducting Foot Patrols In Response To Rash Of Attacks On Asians
• Report Affirms Job Losses Of Low-Income California Workers
• Evacuations Ordered In Response To Hazmat Situation In North Sacramento
• 'It's Indefensible': VA Spent Millions In Taxpayer Dollars To Perform Experiments On Cats
• Underwater Cameras Capture Spectacular Lake Tahoe 'Bubble Curtain'
• LAUSD Says Getting Teachers Vaccinated Is Key To Schools Reopening
• Officials Say California Is Likely Facing Critically Dry Year
• Federal Judge Bars Sausalito From Clearing Homeless Encampment In Dunphy Park
• COVID In Colorado: Gov. Jared Polis Envisions A 'Very Close To Normal' Summer
• Certified Businesses In Denver Metro Area Counties Move To Level Blue
• Cars Vandalized, Houses Picketed & Dogs Poisoned: Public Health Workers Say They Need Protections. State Lawmakers Agree
• Aurora City Council Questions Panelists About Elijah McClain Independent Review
• Colorado Bill Mandating Secure Storage Of Guns Passes First Committee
• UPDATE: Northbound Highway 101 In Mountain View Reopens After 14-Hour Long Crisis Negotiation
• Union Rescue Mission CEO Andy Bales Won't Stop Until Homelessness Is No Longer An Issue
• Person Killed After Being Struck On 134 Freeway In North Hollywood
• Homemade Pipe Bomb Found In Front Of South Sacramento Elementary School
• SF Lawmakers Vote To Waive Fees For Property Owners Building In-Law Units
• Suns Overcome Booker's Ejection, Hold Off Lakers 114-104
• COVID: SF Supes Approve Emergency Ordinance To Increase Hotels To House Homeless People During Pandemic
• 2 Men Plead Guilty Following Stockton Bomb Investigation Tied To Explosion At Church
• Chicago Weather: Cool Lake Breeze Wednesday Afternoon
• Bears Have One Week To Decide Whether To Use Franchise Tag For Allen Robinson
• Reaction Mixed After Decision To Stop Publishing 6 Dr. Seuss Books Over Racist Imagery Announced
• Pediatrician Drawing Support For Push To Get Students Back In The Classroom
• St. Louis, New Orleans Archdioceses Call Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine 'Morally Compromised;' Chicago Archdiocese Says It Will Follow Pope's Guidance
• Biden Says US Will Have Enough COVID Vaccine Supply For All Adults By End Of May
• I-Team: How Will You Feel After Your COVID-19 Vaccination? A Look At CDC Records On Side Effects
• Spurs Snap Knicks' 3-Game Winning Streak
• Wife Of Top Cuomo Aide Shows Support On Social Media For Governor's Latest Sexual Harassment Accuser
• COVID Vaccine: Community Centers Not Getting Doses Needed For High-Risk Residents
• COVID In Pitkin County: Health Experts Hopeful For Single Dose Vaccine
• Residents, Firefighters Worry Closure Of Fire Station In Glenview Will Jeopardize Community Safety
• El Monte PD Releases Sketch Of Man Wanted In Connection With Fatal Hit-And-Run
• COVID Vaccine: Competitors Johnson & Johnson And Merck & Co. Teaming Up To Increase Supply
• Celebrity TV Doctor Dr. Oz Helps Rescue Man Who Collapsed At Newark Airport
• 'She Didn't Deserve This:' Reward Offered For Information On Shooter Of 11-Year-Old Ny-Andra Dyer
• CHP: Girl, 17, Found Dead Along Highway 49 In Sonora
• Black-Owned Juice Bar In Queens Receives $62,000 Grant From Beverly Hills Beauty Brand
• Mass COVID-19 Vaccination Sites To Open This Month In Hagerstown, Waldorf, Salisbury, Gov. Larry Hogan Says
• President Biden Directs States To Prioritize Vaccinating Teachers, School Staff By End Of March
• Next Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine Shipment Not Coming To Maryland Until March 18, Gov. Hogan Says
• Woman Shot, Window Hit By Gunfire At University Village Health Care Clinic
• Police: Suspects Exit Car, Shoot 17-Year-Old Boy On Mount Royal Avenue
• Deaths Of Mother And Daughter In Auburn Gresham House Fire Ruled Homicides Due To Arson
• Canton Residents Stringing Lights Along Dark Streets In Hopes Of Deterring Crime
• Long Island Congressman Lee Zeldin Considering Running For Governor
• Ramp From 605 Freeway To Close For 3 Months In Irwindale
• Wells Fargo Center Allowing Fans Back Sunday As Philadelphia Eases COVID-19 Events Restrictions
• Tips For Buying A Home In A Historically Tough Market
• Environmental Assessment Finds Overhauling Howard Street Tunnel In Baltimore Would Reduce Emissions, Fuel Use
• 2 Flown To Hospital After Multi-Vehicle Crash In Westmoreland County
• Prosecutors Warn Of Dramatic Increase In Online Exploitation Of Children In Pandemic, Say Colorado's Laws Need Updating
• What's The Risk Of Getting COVID On A Plane?
• Concerns Raised Over Zero Bail In Yolo County; What Will It Take For The Order To End?
• DNR: Early 'Fish Kill' On Minnesota Lakes Isn't Cause For Alarm
• Maryland Plant-Based Burger Company Lands 'Shark Tank' Deal
• What North Texas School Districts Have To Say About Gov. Greg Abbott Fully Reopening Texas
• Gov. Larry Hogan Defends Controversial Response Over Baltimore City COVID-19 Vaccines
• Walker's 25 Lift Celtics Over Kawhi-Less Clippers 117-112
• Former MDHHS Director, Robert Gordon To Receive $155,000 Payout After Resignation
• PPG Paints Arena Welcomes Back Pittsburgh Penguins Fans
• Man Critically Injured In Catonsville Shooting, Baltimore County Police Say
• Man Involved In Rough Arrest, Leskeil Richards, On The Run After Escaping Police Custody At JMH
• Blue Cross of Michigan CEO Earned $11.5M in 2020
• CBS13 Investigates Problems With 'My Turn' Vaccine Sign-Up Tool
• Riverside Surpasses 290K Total COVID-19 Cases, San Bernardino Nears 3K Deaths
• Walker's 25 Lift Celtics Over Kawhi-Less Clippers 117-112
• 17 Puppies Turned Into Detroit's Michigan Humane Society
• Serial Stowaway Marilyn Hartman Likely To Get Jail, But Credit For 500-Plus Days Served
• Tickets On Sale For Imagine Van Gogh Exhibit
• New Fitness Center Opening Up in Detroit's Midtown
• Hawks Win McMillan's Debut As Interim Coach, Top Heat 94-80
• Senator Stabenow Looks Provide $8B in Tax Credit For Clean Energy Manufacturers
• Morant, Grizzlies Pull Away Early, Beat Wizards 125-111
• Live Power Lines Fall On Londonderry, NH School Bus With Students On Board
• Attorneys For Former Gov. Snyder Says Conflict of Interest Should Stop Flint Water Court Case
• Sloppy Defense Dooms Flyers In 5-2 Loss To Penguins
• Michigan Expected to Receive Large Batch of Johnson and Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine Tuesday
• Detroit Expands COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility
• 73rd Emmy Awards Will Broadcast Sunday, September 19th On CBS And Paramount+
• No. 4 Illini Dismantle No. 2 Michigan
• Loyola's Cameron Krutwig Named Missouri Valley Conference Player Of The Year
• Pauly Paulicap Scores Season High 20, But DePaul Falls Short To Marquette
• Amber Alert Issued For Missing 15-Year-Old Lori Johnson Of Itasca
• Horse Dies During Training At Los Alamitos Race Course
• Fort Worth Restaurant Owner Excited To Be Able To Fill Every Table With Texas '100% Open' Next Week
• CBS4 Helps Celebrate Read Across America Day
• More Midshipmen Moved To Annapolis Hotel Due To Uptick In Positive COVID-19 Cases, U.S. Naval Academy Says
• Retired Chester Firefighter Robert Sanford Placed On House Arrest For Alleged Role In Capitol Riot
• 'Parents' Bill Of Rights' Advances
• Family, Friends Gather To Honor Nicolette Law Who Was Killed In Lehigh Valley Walmart Shooting Over 'Baby Mama, Daddy Drama,' Mother Says
• After Not Receiving Pardon, 'Tiger King' Joe Exotic Wants New Trial
• Baltimore County Police Arrest Suspect In Connection To Shooting In Parkville
• Crews Get Fire At Contra Costa Fairgrounds Horse Stable Under Control
• LA County Remains In Purple Tier As COVID-19 Transmission Decreases
• House, Senate Show Differences On COVID-19 Liability Bills
• Penguins Welcome Back Fans With 5-2 Win Over Flyers
• Lessons From Past Droughts Drive Decisions At Marin County Water District
• University Of Baltimore Receives Record $5M Donation For Scholarship Fund
• San Francisco 49ers Enlist Medical Experts in Effort to Bring Fans Back to Levi's
• Police: Driver Hits Mother, 2 Children Out Walking In Woodbury
• SFMTA Considers Resuming Vehicle Access To Twin Peaks On Limited Basis
• Kennywood's Jack Rabbit Roller Coaster Gets Squeaky Clean During Offseason
• Deaths Of Mother, Child Found In New Jersey Pond Ruled Accidental
• BCA Details Hours-Long Duluth Standoff That Ended With Suspect, K-9 Dead
• As People Struggle To Secure Unemployment Benefits, Prosecutors Say Fraud Is Widespread
• Missing 12-Year-Old In Douglas County Found Safe
• West Sacramento Mom Puts Up 'This Neighborhood Is Full Of Karens' Sign After Neighbors Complain About Noise
• Sacramento Animal Shelter Receives Injured Beaver
• Groundbreaking Broadway Musical 'Rent' Marks 25th Anniversary
• Bay Area Gas Prices, Traffic Race Towards Pre-Pandemic Levels
• Civil Rights Leader Vernon Jordan Dies At 85
• Scooter-Riding Armed Robbery Suspect Linked To Series Of San Francisco Heists
• COVID Reopenings: Santa Clara County Moves To Red Tier; Indoor Operations To Resume
• Former Co-Workers At Connecticut Restaurant Learn They're Sisters After Taking DNA Test
• Schuylkill River Trail Named One Of Best Riverwalks In United States
• 'Pray Day on the Highway' Draws Clergy, Community to Silence Road Violence
• Newark Land Bank Program Aims To Boost Homeownership For Residents
• Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Made Secret Visit To Stanford Researcher Who Studies Science Of Compassion
• 1 Injured In Shooting At East Metro Liquor Store
• 'Protective Equipment' Stolen From Rental Car Being Used By FBI Agent in Oakland
• Some Contract Workers Say Their PUA Benefits Are Being Cut Off With No Notice
• 89-Year-Old Woman Fatally Shot While Planning Son's Funeral Inside Ohio Home
• City Council Vetoes LA Mayor's Override Of Spending Plan For LAPD Funds
• 'It Takes Away The Pain': New Jersey Woman Helps People Experiencing Homelessness Through Community Kindness Closet
• Dallas County Surpasses 3,000 COVID-19 Deaths, 25 More Reported Tuesday
• Dallas Stars, Mavericks Not Budging On COVID-19 Restrictions At Home Games For Now
• OCSD Talks With Kids Accused Of Harassing Ladera Ranch Asian Family, Calls For End To Neighborhood Watch
• Even With Reopening Plans Across The Area, The Threat Of COVID Variants Looms Large
• 'Silence Is Not Acceptable:' City Leaders Condemn Anti-Asian Hate, Rally Around South Sacramento Business Owner
• Officials Urge Latrobe Homes Residents To Get COVID-19 Test After Elevated Levels Of Virus Detected In Wastewater
• COVID School: Newsom Visits Reopened Palo Alto School To Encourage Return To Classrooms
• Big Ten Confirms Winning Percentage To Determine Title
• 'We Still Don't Have Herd Immunity': North Texas Healthcare Community Concerned About Removal Of Mask Mandate
• COVID In Colorado: Equity Clinic Aims To Vaccinate 1,000 Latinos In Weld County
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Set To Announce Plan Prioritizing Teachers For Vaccines
• 'This Is Evil Killing Evil:' I-5 Strangler, Roger Kibbe, Killed In State Prison
• Chicago, Cook County Suburbs Expanding Indoor Dining Capacity; Bars And Restaurants Can Stay Open Until 1 A.M.; Other COVID Restrictions Eased
• Tarrant County Lifts Local Mask Mandate 'Effective Immediately'
• Man Arrested In Fatal Glen Burnie Shooting, Anne Arundel County Police Say
• Suspect Killed In West Sacramento Police Shooting Identified
• LAPD Chief Michel Moore Released From Hospital After 'Not Feeling Well'
• Pelosi: BART South Bay Extension Project Funding To Be Pulled From COVID Relief Bill
• Cowboys Hall Of Famer Drew Pearson Helps Tackle Hunger At North Texas Food Bank
• Report: Minn. Lost 4K In-Home Day Care Spots In 2020, Mostly Impacting Rural Communities
• Adams 12 Five Star Schools Asks For COVID Quarantine Equity Between Students, Student Athletes
• Bill Would Allow Maryland Students To Enroll In Tuition-Free, Public Virtual School
• Neera Tanden Removes Herself From Consideration As Budget Chief (CBS News)
• Positive COVID-19 Test Scrubs Next Week's HS Football Game Between Whitney And Rocklin High
• 'We've Suffered A Lot, We've Learned A Lot': Minnesota Approaches A Year Of COVID
• UPDATE: San Francisco Moves To COVID-19 Red Tier; Indoor Dining To Resume At 25% Capacity
• Text Messages From Cook County Health Asking For Proof Of COVID-19 Vaccination Get Mistaken For Scams -- But They Aren't
• Minnesota Weather: Perfect Snow Melt Will Minimize Flooding
• Doctor Shares Hidden Dangers Of iPhone 12 For People With Pacemakers
• Tax Filing Tips To Ensure Largest Possible 3rd Stimulus Payment
• Scott Blasey Honors Wife Of Clarks Guitarist With Livestream Concert
• Job In Jeopardy, Gophers' Pitino 'Not Waving The White Flag'
• Colorado Lawmakers Hear Bill On Doxing Public Health Workers
• Doctors Seeing More Neck, Back Pain Related To Working From Home
• Melrose High School Senior Organizes Webinar To Highlight Women Role Models In The Space Industry
• Vernon Jordan, Activist Who Advised Former President Clinton, Has Died At 85
• Harrison School District Taking Action To Bring All Students Back Into Classrooms Full Time In Coming Weeks
• Student Researcher Tests Electric Propulsion Systems To Help NASA Go Deeper Into Space
• 2 Trenton Men Arrested On Drug Charges After Officers Break Up Party With Teens, Police Say
• Capital Murder Indictments Issued For 2 Men Accused Of Triple Murder At Fort Worth Used Car Lot
• Colorado Buffaloes 2021 Football Schedule Released
• Downtown Minneapolis Businesses Hope Chauvin Trial Brings Much-Needed Boost
• 'Huge Uptick In Business' Has Storage Units In Short Supply In DFW
• CareWell Receiving More COVID Vaccine Doses, Rescheduling Appointments
• Blackface Costume Controversy Hits N.J. Town Of Lakewood
• BWI Recognized As Best North American Airport Of Its Size By ACI World
• Proposed Industrial-Scale Compost Facility Could Be Withdrawn, Decision Up To Boulder County Commissioners
• Pennsylvania Teachers To Get 1-Shot Johnson & Johnson Vaccine, Gov. Wolf Says
• Nearly 900 Chester Upland School District Students Return To Classroom For Hybrid Learning
• Long Island Community Comes Together To Help Beloved Ceramics Shop Facing $87,000 Lawsuit From Landlord
• Man Accused Of Hijacking VTA Bus In Santa Clara With Driver, Passengers On Board
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• How Johnson & Johnson's Coronavirus Vaccine Compares To Other Vaccines Available
• Relaxed COVID Restrictions, Warmer Weather Will Bring More Restaurants Out Of Hibernation
• Governor Whitmer Announces Loosening COVID-19 Restrictions On Restaurants and Gatherings
• 2 Chances Of Rain Headed For Southern California This Week
• Prolific Power Tool Thief Charged Again For Stealing $17K Worth Of Items
• Former CDC Director Robert Redfield To Serve As Senior Public Health Adviser In Maryland's Fight Against COVID-19
• UPDATE: Northbound Lanes of I-880 in Oakland Reopen After Repairs Completed
• Grand Jury Returns Capital Murder Indictment For Dorian Woodard In Killing Of Store Clerk Jordan Hightower
• Six Flags America To Reopen This Weekend
• Unifying America: Sportswear Company Highlights Leaders Driving Social Change As Brand Ambassadors
• "Ghost kitchens" help restaurants recover COVID-19 losses
• 800 Philadelphia Apartment Complex Residents Receive COVID-19 Vaccine During Clinic
• Spring Training 2021: Giolito Strikes Out 4 In 2 Innings; White Sox, Rangers End Game In Tie
• Firefighter Suffers Minor Burns Battling House Fire In Waldorf, Officials Say
• 'They Saved Endless Lives': Miami-Dade Commission Declares March 'Health Heroes Month' To Honor Frontline Workers
• 'Summer Will Be Very Close To Normal': Colorado Counting On COVID Vaccine Projections
• Mass. Orthodontist Accused Of Fraud Says He Won't Be 'Bullied'
• Spring Training 2021: 3-Run Triple For Rafael Ortega As Cubs Beat Royals
• Capitol Police Investigating 2 Death Threats Against Rep. Maxine Waters
• Amid Scandal Engulfing Gov. Cuomo, Experts Re-Examine What Constitutes Workplace Sexual Harassment
• Temple University Basketball's Season Finale Vs. Wichita State Canceled Due To COVID-19 Issues
• 52-Year-Old Man Fighting For His Life After Stabbed Multiple Times In Nicetown, Philadelphia Police Say
• Cubs Finalize $800,000 Deal With Pitcher Ryan Tepera
• Open For Business: Author Liz Lynch Targets Parents Of Picky Eaters In 'Pandas Love Pickles' Book Series
• For $100, A BARCS Cat Or Dog Can Crash Your Zoom Meeting
• Maryland Teen With COVID-Related Inflammatory Disease Details Health Battle
• 6 Dr. Seuss Books Will Stop Being Published Because Of Racist, Insensitive Images
• What We Know About Savannah Theberge, The Woman Raymond Weber Is Accused Of Killing
• BCA Identifies Brothers Who Died In Wadena County Shootout
• Baby Born With Abnormal Heart Now Thriving After Heart Transplant
• Rohit Chopra warns of "looming problems" for homeowners
• Did Dead People Vote For Joe Biden? Jon Keller Answers Your Questions
• City Trees Program Offers $25 Trees To Minneapolis Property Owners
• Ingenuity, Customer Loyalty Keeps Local Records Store Afloat During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Florida Legislators Propose Crackdown On Big Tech Companies Amid Legal Questions
• How Philadelphia Archdiocese Catholic Schools Have Maintained Full-Time, In-Person Learning During Pandemic
• Man Suspected Of Lighting Woman's Tent On Fire In Placerville Arrested
• Computer Science Student At Stanford Creates Twitter Bot To Help Coloradans Get Vaccinated
• 'Thank You Minnesota': Vikings Release Kyle Rudolph
• 1 Person Shot At Dallas DoubleTree Hotel On Market Center Boulevard, Suspect At Large
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Lack Of Vaccine Supply Forces St. Clair Hospital To Cancel First Dose Appointments
• 'An Insult To Hunters Who Follow The Rules': Iniki Kapu Banned From Hunting In Colorado, Most Of U.S., After Poaching Spree
• NYC Parks Department Asks New Yorkers To Suggest Black Leaders For Park Renaming Project
• State Republicans Vote To Rebuke Sen. Pat Toomey For Impeachment Vote
• Denver Public Library Reopens 9 Branches Nearly 1 Year After Pandemic Closure
• Renewed Warning From Federal Authorities About Scammers Taking Advantage Of COVID Vaccine Rollout
• 'We're Going To Continue His Legacy' | Community Remembers Life Of Garrick Williams Jr., Man Killed In Pedestrian Crash At Mondawmin Mall
• 'Absolutely Reckless': California Governor Slams Texas Move To Lift Mask Mandate
• Los Angeles Zoo Giraffe Hasina Dies After Delivering Full-Term Stillborn Calf
• Montreal Porter Of North Chicago Charged In Murder Of Former Girlfriend
• Officers Deploy Less-Lethal Device To Stop Theft Suspect Who Ran Onto Ripon Elementary Playground
• COVID Decline: CoCo County Expected To Enter Red Tier In 2-3 Weeks
• Philadelphia Area Schools, Bookstores Respond After 6 Dr. Seuss Books Stop Publishing Due To Racist, Insensitive Imagery
• Nutrition for Your Teeth
• Dr. Dave Hnida Shares COVID Checklist As Parents Send Their Students Back To Classrooms
• Connecticut Nurse Faces Up To 5 Years In Jail After Admitting To Removing Opioid Painkiller From Vials Of Infertility Treatment Patients
• COVID Baby Boom Looking More Like A Baby Bust
• How Negative Stereotypes About Boys Affect Their Academics And Health
• 'It Fires You Up' | O's Excited To Welcome Fans To Spring Training After Absence Caused By Pandemic
• UPDATE: Alameda County DA Declines To Charge Oakland Chinatown Storeowner Who Foiled Robbery
• Texas Governor Greg Abbott Ends Statewide Mask Mandate, Opens State 100%
• DOJ: 23 Charged In Riots After George Floyd's Death
• Serious Crash Reported In Mount Vernon Tuesday Evening
• Loomis Employee Accused Of Stealing More Than $130,000 In Cash
• Road To Reopening: Prudential Center Set To Welcome Fans Back For Devils-Islanders Game
• University Of Denver Triples COVID Testing On Campus With Spit Test
• New report lists worst states for kids during the pandemic
• David Pastrnak Named NHL East Division Star Of The Month
• Small businesses see staff COVID-19 vaccines as booster shot to sales
• Pittsburgh City Council Approves Eviction Moratorium
• Hundreds Of 'Rock It Sock It' Kits Going To Aurora Homeless Community
• U.S. workplace safety enforcer failed during COVID-19, watchdog says
• Now Hiring: DeVry University Offering Certification In Software Development, Programing And Coding
• Stadium Guide: What You Need To Know Before Heading Out To Wells Fargo Center, Citizens Bank Park
• Tennessee Girl Daphne Westbrook Missing Since 2019 Believed To Be In Colorado
• COVID In Florida: 7,179 Additional Cases, 140 Deaths Reported Tuesday
• Jackson Health Expands COVID-19 Vaccinations As Overtown Welcomes New Vaccine Location
• James Massey Charged With Inciting Rioting, Accused Of Encouraging Downtown Looting In Social Media Posts In August
• Anne Arundel County Library Officially Fine-Free, Forgives Over $360K In Fines
• Massachusetts Reports 980 New COVID Cases, 37 Additional Deaths
• Girl injured in Britt Reid car crash "likely" has brain damage: Lawyer
• Naval Academy Seeking Student Vaccines For Summer Training
• New Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine Arrives In Delaware
• Simple Ways To Destress Through Mindfulness
• Child, Bus Driver Hurt In Colorado Springs School Bus Crash
• Lawmakers Call On Gov. Wolf To Release Pennsylvania Prisoners At Highest Risk Of Contracting COVID-19
• US Will Be Able To Vaccinate All Adults By End Of May, President Joe Biden Says
• Grey Seal Pup Eloise Rescued, Rehabilitating At National Aquarium In Baltimore
• Pres. Joe Biden Say U.S. Will Be Able To Vaccinate All Adults By End Of May
• Ricky Robinson Charged In February 2 Murder Of Terrell Billie In NW Baltimore
• COVID Impact: San Francisco's Only Krispy Kreme Shuts Down Due to Pandemic
• PSPCA Rescues 47 Rabbits, Including Days-Old Babies, From Lancaster County Property Due Poor Welfare Conditions
• Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia Plans To Decriminalize Possession Of Small Amounts Of Marijuana
• Walters Art Museum Reopening March 17
• Merck Will Begin To Produce Johnson & Johnson One-Shot COVID-19 Vaccine, Officials Say
• Philadelphia Police Release Surveillance Image Of Vehicle Wanted In May 2020 Fatal Hit-And-Run
• Capitol Heights Man Pleads Guilty To Manufacturing, Passing Counterfeit Currency
• 'They Left Her For Dead': 14 Year Old & 18 Year Old Charged With Murder Of Pamela Cabriales On Colfax
• Plow Bunyan: MnDOT Announces 'Name A Snowplow' Contest Winners
• MDH Investigating 'Vaccine Breakthrough Cases' Where Vaccinated Person Gets COVID
• Denver Weather: Spring-Style Storm Set To Bring Slushy Snow On Thursday
• Plan To Make Axton Ranch A New Denver Mountain Park Move Forward, But Foothills Neighbors Have Concerns
• Arvada Center Using Technology To Reimagine Its Theater Productions
• Pittsburgh Police Cracking Down On Off-Road Vehicles Driving City Streets
• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis Addresses COVID-19, Jobs, Schools & Economy During State Of The State
• Texas Governor Greg Abbott Ends Statewide Mask Mandate, Opens State 100%
• Man Critically Injured In Windsor Mill Shooting Monday Night, Baltimore County Police Say
• COPA Concludes Investigation Into 2018 Police Shooting That Killed Harith Augustus In South Shore
• COVID Reopening: Napa County Indoor Dining Can Resume With Red Tier Move; Wineries Continue Outdoor-Only
• Pittsburgh Bankruptcy Judge Approves Sale Of Century-Old Conneaut Lake Park
• California Department Of Corrections New Telecom Contract Reduces Inmate Phone Call Prices
• Timberwolves Now Own Worst All-Time Winning Percentage In Men's Major American Sports
• Burbank Sues To Enforce Closure Order Against Tinhorn Flats; Seeks Permission To Cut Off Electricity, Padlock Doors
• Firefighters Battle Blaze At Strip Mall In Paramount
• Dallas County Judge And Health Director Say It's 'Still Too Early' To Fully Reopen Texas
• Space Heater May Have Sparked Washington Co. Fire, 1 Man Hospitalized
• Senate Confirms Raimondo As Biden Commerce Secretary
• West Virginia Woman Charged With Shooting, Killing Her Dad And Boyfriend
• Enochs High Teacher Accused Of Having Inappropriate Relationship With Student
• Survey Finds 3 In 10 Small Businesses Believe They Won't Survive Without More Federal Assistance
• 6 Dr. Seuss Books Will No Longer Be Published Due To Racist Images
• Boston Marathon Will Offer Virtual Race Option Again This Fall
• Florida Health Insurance Efforts Get A Boost
• Thousands Lose Power As Strong Winds Spread Damage Across Several Towns
• Bay Area Favorite Specialty's Cafe and Bakery Reopens In Mountain View
• Bitter Cold And Biting Winds Have Tri-State Feeling Like 'A Freezer'
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Expects Cubs And White Sox Can Have Fans In The Stands At Some Point This Season; 'I Think They've Come Up With Very Good Plans'
• Colorado Senate Passes Bill Easing Child Abuse Lawsuits
• Disneyland's COVID Vaccine Site To Temporarily Close To Install Drive-Thru Access
• COVID In Colorado: State Hits Goal Of Vaccinating 70% Of Residents 70+
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Lawmakers Urge Officials To Improve Vaccine Distribution For Seniors
• Bracketology: CU Buffs No. 9, CSU Rams No. 10 In Latest CBS Sports NCAA Tournament Projections
• Carnell Spencer Charged With Attempted Murder For Allegedly Shooting Family Member During Dispute, Baltimore Police Say
• 24-Year-Old David Alexander Perez Found Shot To Death In Vehicle On Dallas Freeway
• Dallas And Tarrant County Waiting For Delivery Of Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine
• Bracketology: CU Buffs No. 9, CSU Rams No. 10 In Latest CBS Sports NCAA Tournament Projections
• Gov. Hogan To Outline Equity Plans For COVID-19 Vaccinations In Maryland Thursday
• 'Muslims Taking Over America' Facebook Post Gets Florida Deputy Suspended
• El Dorado County Moving To Red Tier From Purple Tier On Wednesday
• 'New Hampshire Has Everything': Patriots' Chase Winovich Loves The Granite State
• COVID: Healdsburg Family Leaving California On Cross-Country Trip In Search Of New Home
• Minnesota Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Mohamed Noor's 3rd-Degree Murder Appeal
• Colorado Parks & Wildlife Officers Check On Orphaned Bears Still Hibernating
• UC Berkeley Students' Relocation Plan For Kansas City Royals Selected As Finalist In Urban Challenge Contest
• Gov. Tom Wolf 'Considering' Loosening Restrictions On Restaurants And Bars
• Spring Training Report: COVID Will Loom Over Baseball For Another Season
• LOOK: Boston Hospitals Start To Receive Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccines
• Hollywood Gets Casual: Bill Murray, Jason Sudeikis Among Those Dressed Down For The Golden Globes
• COVID: San Mateo County Leaders Call Increased Vaccine Access In Hard-Hit East Palo Alto
• 2021 Three Rivers Arts Festival Combining Virtual And In-Person Attractions
• DU Gymnast Lynnzee Brown Makes Incredible Return From Achilles Injury
• 'It's Truly Tragic To See All These Attacks': MTV News' Yoonj Kim On Rise In Anti-Asian Violence
• Officials Listening To Women About How To Help Their Businesses During The Pandemic
• SFUSD Partners With Local Group To Raise Money For Low-Income Families
• Volvo plans to phase out gas cars by 2030
• Metro Caring Hosts COVID Vaccine Equity Panel Meeting, Tries To Encourage More Minorities To Get Vaccinated
• 4 Massachusetts Police Officers Have Died In Line Of Duty Due To COVID, National Union Says
• Dolphins Releasing Linebacker Kyle Van Noy
• Support Denver's Lowest Income Neighborhood With Sun Valley Youth Center Art Auction
• Novi Schools Will Receive Therapy Dogs To Help Students Returning To In-Person Cope With Stress
• Little Staten Island Boy Who Battled Cancer Gets A Lift From Area Stop & Shops, And You, Too, Can Help
• Donor Accidentally Leaves $5000 Cash In Jacket Donated To North Texas Goodwill Store
• Wisconsin Bills Seek To Ban Transgender Athletes
• Mural Of Cowboys QB Dak Reminds Dallas To 'Mask Up!' Amid COVID Vaccine Roll-Out
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Coronavirus Hospitalizations Hit Record Low; State Expecting First Shipment Of 83,000 Doses Of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
• US Coast Guard Ends Search For Pilot Who Disappeared Off Boca Raton
• Menomonie Man Jailed On Suspicion Of Killing 6-Week-Old Son
• Butler Woman Charged With Attempted Homicide In Husband's Stabbing
• Nick Francona Calls Out Terry Francona For Covering Up Mickey Callaway's Alleged Predatory Behavior
• Hanging Lake Trail Expected To Reopen May 1
• Pacioretty's OT Goal Lifts Golden Knights Past Wild, 5-4
• Online Alcohol Deliveries Jump 300-Percent In Massachusetts During Pandemic
• Check The List: Season-To-Date Snow Totals From Over 200 Locations Around Colorado
• Man Facing Charges After Possible Drug Lab Explosion At Grass Valley Apartment Injures Him, 2 Children
• 11-Year-Old Girl Shot While Sitting In Backseat Of Car At West Pullman Gas Station
• Large Commercial Blaze Erupts In South LA
• McDonald's Investigates Restaurant Workers' Claims Of Sexual Harassment
• Nikola Jokic Scores 17 In 4th Quarter, 39 Overall As Nuggets Beat Bulls 118-112
• Man Shot During Attempted Robbery in San Francisco's Bayview District
• COVID In Maryland: School Reopening Plans For Every District
• Caught On Video: Large Tree Branch Falls On Top Of Band Playing At Mar Vista Park
• New Vaccination Sites Now Open In Englewood, West Englewood
• LeBron James Selling Brentwood Mansion For $20M
• COVID In Colorado: Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Adds To Arsenal In Coronavirus Battle
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: 4,000 To Be Vaccinated At Heinz Field Clinic
• Illinois Congresswoman Co-Chairs Caucus With Report On Black Women And Girls In The United States
• Strong Winds Cause Scaffolding Collapse In Roxbury
• Zdeno Chara Finally Reunited With Family For First Time All Season
• Mass Vaccination Clinic Gives Out 750 Shots At Aurora's Largest Black Church
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Reports 2,564 New Coronavirus Cases, 74 Additional Deaths
• 6 Dr. Seuss Books Won't Be Published For Racist Images
• COVID In Minnesota: More Than 50% Of Seniors Have Received At Least 1 Vaccine Shot
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' State Of The State Address
• At Least 15 People Killed In Multi-Vehicle Wreck In Imperial County
• Biden says U.S. will have enough COVID vaccines for all adults by May 31
• 2 Arrested For 'Ghost Gun' Trafficking in San Jose
• Alleged Drunk Driver Kills Pedestrian In Millbrae
• 6 People Injured, Including Child, Following Camden House Fire
• 'Next Step Is To Permanently Close': Berks County Detention Center No Longer Holding Migrant Children, Parents
• Once Vaccinated, OK To Take A Vacation? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers COVID Vaccine Questions
• Once Vaccinated, OK To Take A Vacation? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers COVID Vaccine Questions
• WATCH LIVE: Texas Governor Greg Abbott Announcement Soon; Has Hinted At Possible Changes To State's COVID-19 Restrictions
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Tax Surprise For EDD Fraud Victims; Twitter Coronavirus 'Strike System' Crackdown; School Reopening Plan Faces Legislature Vote
• Dallas Homicide Detectives Arrest Adepegda Olantunde For Fatal Shooting On Terry Street
• Dog Found Dead After Early Morning Oakdale Townhome Fire
• Stinson Beach Project Receives State Grant For Adapting To Rising Sea
• Sidney Crosby Placed On Penguins' COVID-19 Protocol List
• Citrus Valley High School Blackhawks Prepare For First Football Game Of The Year In Redlands
• Man Cleared Of 1987 Double Murder Sues City, Claiming Torture By CPD Detectives Under Command Of Jon Burge
• Firefighter Injured After Roof Collapses During Blaze At Odenton Motel 6
• Most Wanted Fugitive For Murder, Marques Jujuan Thompson Arrested In Texarkana
• Police: Man Seen On Video Stealing Cash From Bronx Laundromat
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 200 New Coronavirus Cases, 1 Additional Death
• 'Looking To Set Records': NH Motor Speedway Mass Vaccination Site Aims To Fast-Track Appointments
• Police Trying To Identify Woman Seen With Little Girl Shortly Before Child Found Abandoned In Bronx
• 'I Am The Proof That God Exists': Woman Beats Coronavirus 150 Days After Being Admitted To Hospital
• Dr. Drew Pinsky On Surviving Covid And Concerns Over His Lasting Symptoms 
• Red Sox Use New Mercy Rule To Save Garrett Richards In First Inning Of Spring Training
• Full In-Person Learning Could Be Coming Back Soon In Douglas County Middle And High Schools
• Local Troops & Adventure Camps All A Part Of Boy Scouts Bankruptcy Reorganization Plan
• FBI director says Capitol attack was "domestic terrorism"
• 5-Year-Old Girl, Ariel Young, Critically Injured In Crash Involving Britt Reid Likely Has Permanent Brain Damage, Family Attorney Says
• Avalanche Start Strong But Wind Up Losing Big To Sharks In San Jose
• Folsom Slackliners Run Risk Of Hefty Fines In State Parks
• Streets And Sanitation Crews Begins Removing 'Dibs' Markers From City Streets
• Dramatic video shows volcano spewing ash 16,000 feet into sky
• Nationwide Manhunt Continues For Qinxuan Pan, Accused Of Killing Yale Grad Student
• COVID In Maryland: 468 New Cases, 26 Deaths Reported
• Aurora City Council Approves Letter To White House Supporting Push To End Private Prisons
• 4 Hospitalized After Carbon Monoxide Leak In Uptown High-Rise
• Mother Accused Of Putting Baby In Trash Can Charged With Attempted Murder
• New IMAX Film Explores The Breathtaking Beauty Of "Ancient Caves"
• Denver City Council Formally Approves Acquisition Of Axton Ranch In Block Vote
• Man Injured In East Baltimore Shooting Late Monday Night
• T.I. and his wife Tiny accused of drugging and assaulting women
• Families Of George Floyd, Derek Chauvin Allowed To Have 1 Relative In Court For Trial
• Albany Landlord Accused Of Kidnapping Tenants He Couldn't Evict, Leaving Them At Cemetery 30 Miles Away
• Weld County Joins 'Meat-In Day' Supporters Following Colorado Governor's Controversial Announcement
• U.S. sanctions 7 Russians for poisoning of Alexey Navalny
• Lady Gaga's Dog Walker Shot; Dogs Stolen: Pandemic Demand For Dogs Leads To Scary Rise In Violent Attacks To Steal Dogs
• 3 Pop-Up Vaccination Sites To Open In Northeast San Fernando Valley
• Suspect Arrested In Lodi Shooting That Left Man, 29, Dead
• One Wounded After Gunman Opens Fire On Car Along 110 Freeway In South LA
• Artifacts Collection Owned By Singer Phil Collins On Display At The Alamo In San Antonio
• Highest Wind Gusts In Massachusetts For March 1-2 Storm
• 2 Men In Custody In Connection To Fatal Shooting In Meeker County
• Indiana Expands Vaccine Eligibility To Hoosiers Age 55 And Older; 3 New Mass Vaccination Clinics Opening This Month
• Miami Weather: Mix Of Sun & Clouds, Warm Afternoon
• Vernon Jordan, civil rights activist and Clinton adviser, has died
• Rabies Alert Issued For Part Of Fort Lauderdale After Racoon Tests Positive
• Salvation Army Holiday Donations Up Surprising 27-Percent During Pandemic
• Sacramento Surgeon Under Fire For Making Virtual Court Appearance While Operating On Patient
• Victims Of Anti-Asian Attacks Across The Country Reflect On Violence During The Pandemic
• WATCH: Pennsylvania Health Officials To Provide COVID-19 Vaccine Update
• Weather Blog: Sunny & Dry
• 'Gown Giveaway': Brides Across America Extends Wedding Dress Donations To Health Care Workers
• President Joe Biden To Announce That Merck Will Work With Johnson & Johnson To Manufacture Coronavirus Vaccine
• 'Help Me!': Snowmobiler Counts Blessings As Stranger Finds Him Buried
• Federal Child Porn Charges Against Broward Pediatrician Dr. Michael Mizrachy
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: New York Strain
• Report: NFL GMs Consider A Stephon Gilmore Trade To Be A 'Foregone Conclusion'
• Police: Traffic Stop Leads To Largest Single-Day Heroin Bust In Bridgeville Police History
• 6 Dr. Seuss Books Won't Be Published Over Racist Imagery
• Sacramento Republic FC President Steps Down Days After Lead Investor Pulls Out Of MLS Expansion Deal
• Orthodontist Kept Children In Braces Longer Than Necessary, Massachusetts AG Alleges In Lawsuit
• 2 Northbound Lanes Closed On I-294 At 79th Street After Crash Involving 2 Semi Trucks
• PTL Links: March 2, 2021
• North Texas School Feeding Students Minds & Stomachs By Maintaining A Grocery Store On Campus
• Texas Tech QB Transferring To Michigan
• Dr. Oz Explains Two Ways The Covid Virus Could Affect Your Brain
• Democratic senator introduces universal background check law
• Hendrick Finds Victory Lane With Rare Outside Hire
• Without Active Spring Snow, Colorado's Snowpack On Track To Be Below Average
• Tom Brady Began Thinking About Next Year's Super Bowl The Morning After Winning His Seventh
• Down Home Seafood Recipe: Crab Scampi With Angel Hair Pasta
• Henna & Hijabs Launches Refreshed Website
• Man Killed In SW Dade Double Shooting
• Addiction To Smartphones Will Result In Poor Sleep, New Study Says
• Suspect Runs Into Walmart Following Bizarre Pursuit From Riverside To Westminster
• Man Dies Following Shooting Near Station Square, Police Investigating
• Penguins Set To Welcome Fans Back to PPG Paints Arena Following Gov. Wolf's Easing Of COVID-19 Restrictions
• No. 2 Michigan Has Tough Matchup With No. 4 Illini
• Target's Sales Growth Exploded During The Pandemic
• Biden supports Amazon workers' vote in pro-union video
• Disabled Veteran Stuck Indoors For 2 Years Finally Leaves Home After Volunteers Build Wheelchair Ramp
• Disabled Veteran Stuck Indoors For 2 Years Finally Leaves Home After Volunteers Build Wheelchair Ramp
• Romney "doing better" after fall knocked him unconscious
• Myanmar protests persist despite rulers' bloody post-coup crackdown
• Chris Cuomo addresses allegations against his brother
• Victims Of Asian Hate Crimes In Texas & Across US Reflect 1 Year Into COVID Pandemic
• 6 Dr. Seuss books will stop being published due to racist images
• Mason-Dixon Poll: Gov. DeSantis Would Win Re-Election If Challenged By Nikki Fried, Charlie Crist
• Dormont Pool To Reopen For 2021 Summer Season
• Most Expensive Basketball Card Ever! Luka Doncic Autograph Sells For Record $4.6M
• Hydroxychloroquine shouldn't be used to stop COVID, WHO says
• Pittsburgh Police Investigating Multiple Overnight Gas Station Armed Robberies
• Cuomo faces investigation into alleged sexual misconduct
• Pittsburgh Weather: Rising Flood Waters, Cold Temperatures, Sunshine
• CBS3 Legend Pat Ciarrocchi Tells Ukee Washington Her Most Personal Story Ever -- Her Own Brain Surgery
• Louisiana Woman Miesha Perkins Accused Of Abandoning Three Children In Palm Beach
• Tanden meets with senator who could sink or save her nomination
• Twitter will label misleading COVID-19 vaccines posts
• Fire Burns Through All Floors Of South Chicago Apartment Building
• Senate votes to confirm Miguel Cardona as education secretary
• Trump received COVID-19 vaccine in January, sources say
• Democrats criticize administration's guidance on aerosol COVID spread
• Warren Buffett has made $100 billion on his investment in Apple
• Taylor Swift responds to Netflix show's "deeply sexist joke" about her
• Court Date Set For Former Dallas Officer Amber Guyger's Appeal For Murder Of Botham Jean
• Supreme Court to hear Arizona case with major voting rights implications
• Oldest Texas electricity co-op goes bust after $2 billion bill
• Elizabeth Warren unveils proposal to tax "ultra-millionaires"
• As millions face eviction, both tenants and landlords feel pressure
• Hilaria and Alec Baldwin welcome sixth child
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/2 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Eases Gathering Limits, Lifts Travel Restrictions
• Quadriplegic In Highland Park Wants Neighbors To Swap Parking Spaces So He Can Fit His Wheelchair-Accessible Van, But They Won't Do It
• 13-Year-Old Jalen Maxwell Found Safe After Missing From Philadelphia Home Since Friday Morning
• Norristown Police Searching For 3 Teens Accused Of Brutally Beating 56-Year-Old Pizza Shop Owner
• Discrepancies On Midlothian Village Zoning Map Could Leave Property Owners In A Bind When Selling Or Rebuilding Homes
• Chicago Weather: Sunny, Warmer Week Ahead
• 25-Year-Old Woman Robbed After Offering $5 To Suspect Asking For Money In Fairmount, Philadelphia Police Say
• Churchill painting owned by Angelina Jolie smashes auction record
• COVID-19 Vaccinations Changing The Landscape Of Vacation Plans, Travel Plans
• Philadelphia Canceling Some COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments After Ineligible People Signed Up For Shot
• Pat Kessler: 'Will We Ever Shake Hands Again?'
• Who Is Cuomo's Possible Successor, Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul?
• Caravan Of Miami Cubans Demands Biden Administration 'Lift Up The Embargo For The Cuban Family'
• Missing Coral Gables High School Football Head Coach Roger Pollard Found Safe
• Global carbon emissions already over pre-pandemic lockdown levels
• 'It Can Work,' Summer Camps Will Be Open, But They'll Look A Lot Different
• Americans behind Nissan exec's brazen escape from Japan face justice
• Estranged Wife Facing Homicide Charges In Connection With Husband's Death
• Greenpeace: Giant Eagle Ranked #1 Major Grocery Retailer At Reducing Single-Use Plastic Reliance
• Victims Of EDD Bank Of America Debit Card Fraud Could Be Taxed On Benefits They Never Received
• 5 Charged In SF Corruption Probe, Temporarily Barred From Receiving City Contracts
• Unity Township Man Facing Charges Stemming From Mask Dispute At Grocery Store
• COVID: SF Restaurants Use High-Tech Tools To Make Indoor Dining Safe
• W. Va. Expects Vaccine Supply Surge As COVID-19 Deaths Drop
• 279 schoolgirls released 4 days after mass-abduction in Nigeria
• Pa. Fish & Boat Commission Stocking Trout Ahead Of Opening Day
• Overnight Perry North SWAT Situation Ends Peacefully
• Ohio To Receive Nearly 450K Coronavirus Vaccines This Week
• Harden's Triple-Double Helps Nets Escape In OT Against Spurs

Videos from March 2, 2021

• 3/2: Red and Blue
• Neera Tanden withdraws nomination to lead Office of Management and Budget
• Neera Tanden removes herself from consideration as budget chief amid opposition
• Representative Madison Cawthorn seen as rising star of far right, despite past allegations of misconduct
• Supreme Court hears arguments in voting rights case out of Arizona
• Biden ramps up COVID-19 vaccine production as states start lifting restrictions
• Old and young become pandemic pen pals
• Dolly Parton receives shot of COVID vaccine she helped fund
• FEMA opening hundreds of COVID-19 vaccination sites nationwide
• Study links sexual harassment to higher assault risk in military
• New York Governor Cuomo faces growing pressure to resign
• Biden sanctions Russian officials over Putin critic's poisoning
• FBI director condemns Capitol siege as "domestic terrorism"
• At least 13 killed in California collision between SUV and semitruck
• Texas to lift mask mandate and open state "100%"
• Schumer says Senate could soon pass COVID relief bill
• Congresswoman Nancy Mace on Capitol riot investigation why she voted against impeaching Trump
• Biden says U.S. will have enough COVID vaccine for all adults by end of May
• Supreme Court hears 2 cases that could impact voting rights nationwide
• Senate confirms Gina Raimondo as Biden's commerce secretary
• Twitter to begin labeling posts with COVID vaccine misinformation
• FBI director defends handling of intelligence on Capitol riot, says white supremacists pose biggest domestic terror threat
• 6 Dr. Seuss books will no longer be published due to racist and insensitive images
• Southern states top list of worst states for kids during the pandemic, Save the Children finds
• At least 13 killed in Southern California car crash
• FEMA opens community coronavirus vaccination centers
• What FBI and law enforcement knew about extremist threats before Capitol riot
• Hospital officials give update on victims of deadly California car crash
• Biden administration faces challenges at U.S.-Mexico border
• FBI Director Christopher Wray testifies on Capitol assault and domestic terrorism
• Doctor explains why everyone should get the COVID-19 vaccine
• Biden pushes for passage of $1.9 trillion COVID relief bill
• 6 Dr. Seuss books won't be published anymore because of racist and insensitive images
• FBI director to testify on investigation into Capitol assault
• FBI Director Wray to testify for first time since deadly Capitol riot
• Johnson & Johnson begins distributing COVID-19 vaccine as pressure mounts on Senate to pass relief bill
• Surgeon General nominee plans to tackle mistrust in science along with taming the pandemic
• "Untamed" author Glennon Doyle and soccer star Abby Wambach on women's rights, empowerment
• College freshman's death in Virginia leads to fraternity's suspension, fuels questions of hazing
• New Jersey churches team up with state to vaccinate underserved communities
• Biden talks unions ahead of Amazon vote in Alabama
• Historic labor showdown at Alabama Amazon warehouse as employees signal interest in unionizing
• COVID-19 "baby bust" an acceleration of longer-term trend
• WorldView: Nearly 300 kidnapped Nigerian girls released
• Father shares family reunification story as lawyers search for parents of more than 500 children
• FBI director to testify before senators on domestic extremists, attack on Capitol for first time
• Jackson, Mississippi residents have lived two weeks without water following winter storm
• Third woman accuses Governor Cuomo of harassment as state AG officially launches investigation
• Johnson & Johnson plans to ship nearly 4 million COVID-19 vaccine doses this week
• 3/2: CBSN AM