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Articles from March 3, 2021

• Sacramento Leaders Demand Answers After Allegations Of Hostile Work Environment Within Fire Department
• 'They Suffered': Higher Demand For Pets Leads To Increase In Backyard Breeders Selling Sick Dogs
• Credit Card Purchases Could Soon Cost More Under Proposed Colorado Bill
• 'Slow Down': Denver Police Among Agencies Tackling Excessive Speeding
• El Dorado County Widow's Stolen Wedding Ring Recovered: 'It Was One In A Million Chances That I Got It Back'
• Canceled 2nd Vaccine Appointment? How Long Can You Wait — And Where Can You Get It?
• COVID: California To Set Aside 40% Of Vaccine Doses For State's Most Vulnerable Neighborhoods
• COVID In Colorado: Frozen Dead Guy Days Takes Another Year Off
• Officer-Involved Shooting In South Gate Sends Suspect To Hospital
• Sharks Give Up 3 Goals In 3rd, Fall To Avs In Shutout
• Wildfire Super Aircrafts Will Be 'Game Changer' In Battling Blazes, Firefighters Say
• Man Shot, Killed In Condo Parking Lot In Southwest Aurora Identified As 18-Year-Old Brian Harris
• WATCH: Ripon High School Principal Hailed A Hero After Attempting To Take Down Suspect
• Curry Scores 35, But Warriors Fall To Blazers After Late 3 By Lillard
• Neighbors Fighting Livermore Airport Expansion Plan Due To Potential Noise From 737s
• LAPD Officer Struck While Conducting Traffic Control In South LA Dies
• Granite Bay Mansion Heavily Damaged In House Fire
• Would-Be Burglars Try To Steal ATM By Hooking Up Chain To Stolen Vehicle
• Coyotes Ride 3-Goal 2nd Period To 3-2 Win Over LA Kings
• Mother And Daughter Killed In Crash On Interstate 5
• Kings Beat Short-Handed Lakers 123-120
• Slumping Kings Beat Short-Handed Lakers 123-120
• Newsom Reserves 2 FEMA Vaccination Sites For Educators Thursday, Friday
• Power Play Sends Blues To 3-2 Win Over Skidding Ducks
• Fremont Shooting Injures 1; Teen Arrested On Attempted Murder Charge After Hours-Long Standoff
• Vacaville Barber Plans To Sell Shop After Licenses Get Revoked
• Fabian Valdez Charged In Baseball Bat Attack Outside Burnsville Restaurant
• Senate Democrats Limit Eligibility For Stimulus Checks In $1.9 trillion COVID Bill
• As More Become Eligible For COVID Vaccine, Finding An Appointment Could Be Harder
• Jeffco Public Schools Aims To Offer Flexibility With Remote Learning Next Fall
• Democrats in Congress propose monument to honor Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• Mass COVID Vaccination Sites To Have Fewer First Dose Appointments Next Week
• MBTA Workers Say They Should Be Vaccinated
• How Long To Wait Between Vaccine, Mammogram? Dr. Mallika Answers Your COVID-19 Questions
• James Harden Has Triple-Double In Houston Return, Nets Roll
• Chicago Weather: Cool Lake Breeze Next 3 Days
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/4 Thursday Forecast
• Gov. Cuomo Says He Will Not Resign Amid Sexual Harassment Allegations: 'I Never Touched Anyone Inappropriately'
• Douglas County Schools To Bring Middle & High School Students Back After Spring Break
• Northwestern Scores Last Six Points, Beats Maryland
• Residents Bubbling Up With Anger After Sunrise Utilities Department Sends Out Bloated Water Bills
• Former Laurel Police Chief David Crawford Arrested In Connection With Series Of Arsons
• Extremely Vulnerable To COVID? Complete A Medical Exemption Form & Visit New Federal Site At MDC's North Campus
• Referee And Rocket Scientist? Adrian Hill Talks About The Pressure On And Off The Field
• How Will Chicago Police Hold Officers Accountable on New Search Warrant Rules? City Officials Sidestepped The Question
• Lightfoot, CPD Announce Changes To Search Warrant Policies; Police To Begin Tracking Wrong Raids Resulting From Faulty Information
• COVID-19 Vaccination Frustration: Concerns Over Equity, Cutting In Line As Maryland Deals With Limited Supplies
• 'I'm Not Mad At Derek Chauvin': George Floyd's Uncle Speaks Ahead Of Trial
• Rideshare Driver Says She Was Carjacked, Attacked By 14-Year-Old Girl Now Charged In Multiple Carjackings
• Maryland Considering Bill To Allow Beer, Wine In Grocery Stores
• Other Officials Say Merrillville Councilman Apologized At Meeting For Blackface Photos, But No Apology On Camera
• Hornets Hand Wolves Ninth-Straight Loss In 135-102 Win
• Yankees Manager Aaron Boone Takes Leave Of Absence To Get Pacemaker
• JetBlue Flight From Florida Makes Emergency Landing At JFK Airport
• Maryland Gas Prices Continue To Climb
• Woman Seriously Injured In Hit-And-Run Crash At Colfax & Kingston In Aurora
• 'Fun And Memories': Hastings Man Spent Decades Perfecting Luge In His Yard
• 'I Still Can't Believe People Think This Is Fake': 8 Months On, Minnesota Man Still Recovering From COVID Bout
• Seal Beach Chef Pleads Guilty To Doping, Raping Woman
• THB Bagelry & Deli Set To Open New Location In Owings Mills
• An Immune System Boost Can Help Your Body Fight COVID
• Oakland Looks At New Fire Department Division To Respond To Mental Health Calls Instead Of Police
• Police: People Taken Into Custody At Allegheny Co. Hotel After Report Of Abduction
• LaVine's 36 Points Lift Bulls Past Pelicans
• Anne Arundel County Executive Urges Residents To Be On Their Guard Despite Improving COVID-19 Metrics
• Caps Edge Bruins 2-1 In SO In Chara's Return To Boston
• 88-Year-Old Woman Dies After Car Hits Embankment, Flips In Westmoreland Co.
• CBS4 Partners With Denver Rescue Mission To Spread The Warmth
• Recall: Raw Dog Food Products May Contain Salmonella, Listeria
• GM, Toyota, Target, and Others Say They Will Still Enforce Mask-Wearing In Texas
• Riverside, San Bernardino, Ventura Making Progress In COVID-19 Vaccination Efforts
• Volvo Announces All-Electric Lineup by 2030
• COVID In Colorado: Caregivers Receive Help Through Resiliency Program
• UAW Workers For Stellantis Expected to Get $8,000 in Bonuses
• Joel Embiid Bolsters MVP Case With Dominating Performance In Sixers' Overtime Win Vs. Jazz
• Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson Announces 'No Voter Fraud Found' After Comprehensive Audits
• Depression, Anxiety & Suicidal Thoughts Increasing Amid COVID Pandemic
• Detroit Zoo Polar Bear Takes Her First Steps In Snow and it is Adorable!
• Michigan Restaurant Owners Welcome Capacity Increase, Hour Extension
• US House Passes 'George Floyd Justice In Policing Act' (CBS News)
• Senator accuses FBI of avoiding questions from lawmakers
• The University of Michigan Banned 375 Students for Violating Its COVID-19 Rules
• New Jersey Easing Restrictions On Wedding Reception Capacity
• Florida House Moves Forward On Violent Protest Crackdown
• Governor's Office Staff Member Tests Positive For COVID-19
• Michigan Expands Vaccine Eligibility to 50-Years-and-Older
• Two Women Attacked In Haverhill; Suspect In Custody
• Michigan GOP Raises Concern About $155,000 For Robert Gordon, Former Health and Human Services Director
• Nittany Lions Wallop Gopher Men 84-65
• Suspect Accused Of Fleeing Crash On I-495 Arrested Wednesday Night, Maryland State Police Say
• Spring Training 2021: White Sox Lose To Royals In 6 Innings
• Mississippi River Cities Join Project To Map Plastic Litter
• LA County Confirms Case Of COVID Variant First Detected In Brazil
• ERCOT CEO Bill Magness Voted Out By Board Of Directors
• '95630 Bingo' Supports Folsom Small Businesses
• New Jersey State Health Department Investigating Legionnaires' Disease Cluster In Union County
• Duckworth discusses rise in anti-Asian American hate crimes
• Tickets To See Steelers Legends At Pro Football Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony Go On Sale Friday
• Bill Would Require California Retailers To Have Gender-Neutral Sections; Violators Face Fines
• The 12 COVID Tax Changes You Need To Know Before Filing This Year
• PSEG Long Island Updates Osprey Cams, Cleans Debris From Nests
• Investigators Ask For Help Identifying Arvada Gas Station Robbery Suspect
• Bronx Chef Helps Feed Thousands Of Families With Organization 'Full Hearts, Full Bellies'
• COVID: San Francisco Bar, Restaurant Owners Cautiously Optimistic About Move To Red Tier
• Man Indicted For Fatal Shooting Of Breonna Rogers In Druid Hill Community
• Marie Tippit, Widow Of Dallas Officer Killed By Lee Harvey Oswald, Passes Away At 92
• OC Officials Hope County Will Enter Red Tier By St. Patrick's Day
• New NYC Department Of Buildings Regulation Aims To Keep Landlords Accountable For Dangerous Conditions
• Rose Parade To Return In Pasadena January 2022
• U.S. Rep. Robin Kelly Elected Illinois Democratic Party Chair
• Spring Training 2021: Anthony Rizzo Hits A Bomb, Cubs End Game In Tie With Mariners
• CDLE Holds Town Hall To Address Unemployment Issues: 'We're Working On A Fix'
• Road To Reopening: New York City Arts And Entertainment Venues Allowed To Reopen At 33% Capacity Beginning April 2
• San Francisco Teachers Turned Away From COVID-19 Vaccinations Over Lack Of Access Codes
• Chicago mayor proposes search warrant changes after botched raid
• Ebola Outbreak In Parts Of Africa Prompts New Requirements For Travelers Arriving In U.S.
• Police: 55-Year-Old Man Killed In North Philadelphia Triple Shooting
• Westmoreland County McDonald's Employee Celebrates 100th Birthday With At-Work Extravaganza
• SUV Crashes Into Building In South Los Angeles
• COVID Reopening: 'We Have Confidence' About Fans At Ballparks On Opening Day, Newsom Says
• COVID Vaccines: 168,000 Doses Distributed At Mass Vaccination Sites In Oakland, Los Angeles
• COVID Vaccine Mobile 'Strike Teams' Take Doses To Hard-To-Reach Seniors Of CoCo County
• James Lesnau Charged With Fatally Stabbing Family Member In Mid-Wilshire Area
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Full List Of Mass Vaccination Sites With More To Open Thursday; 2,104 New Coronavirus Cases, 44 More Deaths
• Cape Cod Coast Guard Crew Helps Save 31 Canadian Fishermen
• LA County COVID Vaccination Sites Focusing On Equity, Access
• Family Of Sonora Teen Killed In Hit And Run Calling For Witnesses To Come Forward
• Storm Brings Hail, Wet Driving Conditions To Southern California
• 23 Candidates Vying For Open North Texas Congressional Seat Recently Held By Late Ron Wright
• UPDATE: Ferris Wheel to Stay in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park Through 2025
• San Francisco Bayview Restaurateur Provides Community Support
• Maryland State Police Investigating After Man Is Mailed Fraudulent Unemployment Debit Cards
• Caught On Camera: Petaluma Credit Card Theft Suspects Go On Shopping Spree
• LA Schools To Resume Outdoor Sports; Participants Required To Wear Masks, Undergo Weekly COVID Testing
• Eaton Police Search For Missing Man Nathan Schwartz Last Seen More Than 1 Week Ago
• Denver Dog Owners Start Petition To Allow Dogs Off Leash In Parks Overnight
• Keller @ Large: Stimulus Is 'Art Of The Deal In Action'
• Roxann Martinez, Witness In Donthe Lucas Murder Trial Of Kelsie Schelling, Gunned Down In Denver
• Chicago Fire Department To Administer COVID Vaccine To Homebound Seniors
• State Lawmakers Introduce Bill To Help Struggling Families With Diapers During Coronavirus Pandemic
• COVID Vaccine On Long Island: Doses Of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Arrive, Babylon Woman Among First To Receive Shot
• Vikings GM Rick Spielman: 'Kirk Cousins Is Our Quarterback'
• FBI Arrests Denton Police Officer David Schoolcraft
• West Valley Animal Shelter To Reopen On March 15 After Closing Due To Pandemic
• Motorcyclist Seriously Injured In Crash On Foothills Boulevard In Roseville
• Manhattan Beach Police Officer Charged With Sending Sexually Explicit Messages To Teenage Girl
• Innocent Driver Killed After Short Pursuit Ends In Fiery Crash Near The Grove; Suspect In Custody
• Baltimore County Police Asking For Help Locating Burglary Suspect
• Police Seeking Two Stolen Jack Armstrong Original Paintings
• Asbury Park Businesses Hopeful For A Successful Summer With Fewer COVID Restrictions Than 2020
• 'I Live In A Cemetery': Teen Writer Shares Perspective On Life In North Minneapolis
• Third Man Claims He Was Sexually Abused By Fr. Michael Pfleger Over 40 Years Ago
• COVID-19 In West Virginia: State Lowers Age Limit For Virus Vaccine
• Andersonville Restaurant Owner: 'I'm Not Increasing Capacity Until My Employees Have Access To A Vaccine'
• Baltimore Police Following Leads In Cases Of 3 Children Shot In City In Past Week
• Firefighters Respond To Blaze In Englewood Strip Mall
• New Rochelle Marks One Year Since First Case Of COVID-19 Was Confirmed
• City, Strip Club Reach Agreement Allowing Adult Entertainment To Resume In Baltimore With COVID-19 Protocols, Law Firm Says
• MDH Tracking 14 COVID 'Vaccine Breakthrough Cases'; All Had Mild Or No Symptoms
• Beaver County Officials Install Cameras Near Major Intersections In Almost 12 Communities To Limit Crime
• On 30-Year Anniversary Of The Rodney King Beating, LA Recalls One Of The Most Defining Moments Of Its History
• Chapter 11 Bankruptcy: Alamo Drafthouse Chain Entering Restructuring Agreement
• Clarifying COVID: What Do We Need To Know About The J&J Vaccine?
• Lawmakers, Far Rockaway Residents Concerned About Proposals To Cut Costs At St. John's Episcopal Hospital
• Sergeant Ordered Chicago Police Officers To 'Kill' Their Body Cams During Wrong Raid
• Key Body Camera Footage Missing After Chicago Police Officers Raid Wrong Homes, Point Guns At Children
• Mass. Plumbers On Mission To Restore Water To Homes In Texas
• Mother raises money for laptops for students without access
• Suspect arrested after injuring 8 with ax in Sweden: police
• Mumia Abu-Jamal Supporters Demand He Be Released From Prison For Health Reasons
• Deputies Seek Missing Man With Dementia Last Seen In East Compton Area
• DART, Trinity Metro Keeping With Federal Face Mask Requirement
• Ethics Professor Weighs In On Marylanders Jumping Lines To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• Dallas County Reports 5 New Cases Of More Contagious COVID-19 Variant B.1.1.7
• With No Money In Budget, NYPD Seeking Volunteers And Supplies For Citywide Graffiti Cleanup Day On April 10
• Economic fallout from pandemic disproportionately hits Latinas
• Miami Beach Pride Announces Dates For Pride 2021, Launches New Website
• Illinois Superintendents Oppose Standardized Testing During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Baltimore Teen Activist Uses Art To Call Attention To Climate Change
• Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Could Be Used As Second Dose For People With Severe Allergic Reaction To First
• Police Say No Evidence Of Foul Play In Deaths Of 2 At Base Of Cliff In San Pedro
• Staying In Touch With Customers On Social Media Keeps Keys Charter Boat Operator Afloat During Pandemic
• Newsom Predicts Fans Will Be Allowed In The Stands For MLB Opening Day
• COVID Unemployment: Many Over Age 50 Having Difficult Time Finding Work In Their Field
• Lymond Moses' Family Demands New Castle County Police Release Bodycam Video Of Deadly Shooting
• Video Captures Violent Carjacking Of Woman In West Lawn
• After Audio Malfunction, Minnesota H.S. Hockey Ref Belts Out National Anthem
• 'I'm Not A Mandate Guy': Lt. Governor Dan Patrick Disagrees With CDC Director On COVID-19 Restrictions, Wants ERCOT Head To Resign
• 'Very Fragile Season': Newton North Football Team Adjusts To New COVID Restrictions
• Southwestern Pa. Veterans Pose Questions To New Veterans Affairs Secretary Who Promises Action
• Star-Spangled Banner, Written During War Of 1812 In Baltimore, Celebrates 90th Birthday As National Anthem
• Minnesota Restaurants Hoping To Get People Seated In The Sun: 'Every Degree Helps Sell A Few More Beers'
• 2 Vacant Buildings Partially Collapse In Logan Section Of Philadelphia
• Animal Rescue Organizations Say Pandemic Has Changed Their Industry For The Better
• LA City Council Approves $5 Hero Pay; Emergency Order Goes To Garcetti For Signature
• COVID-19 In Allegheny County: Leaders Remind Everyone To Remain Vigilant As Virus Numbers Tick Up
• Anjanette Young's Attorney Says Mayor Lightfoot's Police Search Warrant Reform Proposal 'Falls Woefully Short'
• Police Release Body-Worn Camera Footage In South Baltimore Shooting
• 'Grandparent Tuition Waiver' Moves In The Florida Legislature
• Communication Is Crucial As Kids Transition Back To Some In-Person Learning, Medical Expert Says
• Woman Charged With Shooting Man In Front Of Daughter At Miami Hooters
• Gov. Walz: Vaccine Timeline Could Speed Up With Arrival Of Johnson & Johnson Doses
• COVID In New Jersey: Gov. Murphy Says Vaccine Supply Will 'Explode' Around Easter
• Rideshare Driver Shot By Would-Be Carjacker In West Garfield Park
• Doctor Shares Hidden Dangers Of iPhone 12 For People With Pacemakers
• Fallingwater To Reopen For Tours
• 3 Displaced After House Fire In Anne Arundel County, Officials Say
• 'You Have the Wrong Place:' Body Camera Video Shows Moments Police Handcuff Innocent, Naked Woman During Wrong Raid
• 'They Had The Guns Pointed At Me;' Another Chicago Family Wrongly Raided, Just 1 Month After Police Created Policy To Stop Bad Raids
• Ongoing Orioles Rebuild Requires Patience For Fans And Players, But Team Is 'Hungry' For Success
• COVID Vaccine: Mega Vaccination Site Opens At National Guard Armory In Yonkers
• Denver Weather: Incoming Rain And Wet Snow Could Help Dent Colorado's Persistent Drought
• Denver Public Library Won't Pull Dr. Seuss Books Over Racist Imagery, Citing Intellectual Freedom
• Park County Sheriff Announces Arrest Of Alan Lee Phillips In 39-Year-Old Cold Case Murders Of Bobbie Jo Oberholtzer And Annette Schnee
• CBS 2 Investigators: Multiple Police Raids Gone Wrong; 'This Is Just Irresponsible'
• Elevated Levels Of 'Forever Chemicals' Found In Some Colorado Drinking Water Districts
• COVID Progress: Jubilation At Nassau Nursing Home As In-Person Visits Are Finally Back On The Schedule
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Teachers, School Staff To Get One-Dose Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
• NYC District Attorneys Say Time Has Come To Make Assaults On Transit Workers A Crime Punishable By Up To 1 Year In Jail
• Asian-American Community Mourns Loss Of Yong Zheng, Good Samaritan Who Was Fatally Stabbed While Trying To Stop Robbery In Brooklyn
• Twin Rivers Teachers Reach School Reopening Agreement With District; In-Person Classes To Resume April 6
• Philadelphia, Surrounding Suburbs Sue Pennsylvania Over Statute Allegedly Delaying Plastic Bag Ban
• COVID Restrictions In Adams County: 5-Star Businesses Move Into Level Blue
• Dallas Barbershop Owner Looks Forward To Ditching Mask Requirement: 'Should Be The Individual's Decision'
• Outdoor Dining To Be Expanded Along Third Street Promenade In Santa Monica
• Attorneys Say Pressure To Deliver Caused Uber Eats Driver's Crash That Resulted In South Florida Teen's Death
• COVID In Colorado: Type 1 Diabetics Move Up For Vaccination Eligibility
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Formally Announces Teachers Can Jump The Line For Vaccine
• Experts: 17 Million People Cut From Biden COVID Stimulus Deal
• Biden Says It's 'Big Mistake' For Texas To Lift Mask Mandate: 'Last Thing We Need Is Neanderthal Thinking'
• Denver Animal Control Looking Into Report Of Dog Being Dragged By Truck
• Crash Of United Airlines Flight 585 In Colorado Springs Remembered 30 Years Later
• COVID In Pitkin County: Mass Vaccination Clinic Possible Thanks To Johnson & Johnson Shipment
• Massachusetts Reports 1,553 New COVID Cases, 66 Additional Deaths
• Pediatric Cancer Survivor Shaves Chicago Doctor's Head In Virtual St. Baldrick's Fundraiser
• Pittsburgh Penguins Make Changes To PPG Paints Arena As They Welcome Fans Back
• COVID In Florida: 6,014 Additional Cases, 132 Deaths Reported Wednesday
• Small Plane Makes Hard Landing In Orchard Near Lodi
• Baltimore City Officials Announce New Data Portal To Trace Guns Being Used To Commit Crimes
• Inter Miami CF Releases 2021 Preseason Schedule
• Congressman Dwight Evans Says He Feels Safe Despite Intelligence Of Possible Plot To Breach US Capitol
• Dallas Homicide Detectives Say 20-Year-Old Jason Izaguirre Found Shot To Death In His Backyard
• Timberwolves Rookie Anthony Edwards Among 2021 NBA Rising Stars
• Massachusetts Teachers, School Staff Can Sign Up For COVID Vaccinations Starting March 11
• 'People Thought It Was A Shooting!': Suspects Sought For Setting Off Fireworks Inside Parks Mall In Arlington
• 18-Year-Old Man Shot In Neck, Killed In Broad Daylight In Tioga, Philadelphia Police Say
• Power Restored On Westside After Fire At LADWP Facility Caused Outages To About 45K Customers
• United Teachers Of Dade President Karla Hernández-Mats Thanks President Biden For Making Vaccines Available For Teachers
• Pentagon Probe Slams Former White House Doctor, Current Texas Congressman Ronny Jackson's Behavior
• Spring Break Travel Expected To Be Low At Denver International Airport
• NCAA Bracketology: University Of Illinois, Michigan Likely No. 1 Seeds, According To CBS Sports
• NCAA Bracketology: University Of Illinois, Michigan Likely No. 1 Seeds, According To CBS Sports
• Police: Teen Flown To Hospital After School Fight In Indiana County
• Construction Worker Killed, Another Seriously Hurt In Stairwell Collapse At Cambridge Parking Garage
• Children's Guild Works To Provide Students With Unique Ways To Learn, Boost Success In The Classroom
• Man Shot In Parking Lot Of Catonsville Hotel
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Announces First Walgreens In State Will Roll Out COVID-19 Vaccine In Pasco County
• 'Amazing Victory': Texas Teachers, Other Childcare Workers Immediately Eligible For COVID-19 Vaccine
• Philadelphia Teachers Return To Classrooms For First Time In Nearly A Year As They Prepare To Welcome Back Students
• Man Found Shot Dead In East Oakland
• 17-Year-Old Girl Found Dead Along Sonora Highway Was Hit-And-Run Victim, CHP Says
• 'One We'll Probably Never Forget': Phillies To Welcome Fans Back At Citizens Bank Park After 18-Month Drought
• Ernest Ford Indicted For Role In Deadly Shooting Of MTA Mobility Driver Frankye Duckett
• Air Force Thunderbirds Join Blue Angels In New Formation Above The National Memorial Day Parade
• Maryland Senate Passes Police Reform, Transparency Measures, Including Anton's Law
• COVID Vaccine: Bronx Residents Can Begin Scheduling Appointments For Johnson & Johnson Shots
• School Districts Can Still Mandate Masks, Texas Education Agency Says
• Colorado COVID Restrictions A Hot Topic At Establishments Like Rosie's Diner In Monument
• 1 in 3 U.S. nonprofits may close as a result of pandemic
• Border Patrol: SUVs Loaded With Migrants Came Through Hole In Border Fence, Believed To Be Part Of Smuggling Operation
• Baptist Health Resumes COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Senate prepares to take up $1.9 trillion COVID relief bill
• Security Heightened In DC Due To Far-Right Conspiracy Theory About March 4
• FBI Offers $5K Reward For Information In Baltimore Attempted Armed Carjacking
• Tank Noodle Restaurant Ordered To Pay Staff $700,000 In Back Wages, Accused Of Other Labor Violations
• Maryland SNAP Participants Can Now Access Food Lion Delivery Via Instacart
• Dolly Parton Gets 'A Dose Of Her Own Medicine', Receives COVID-19 Vaccine
• Dozens Of People In Southwestern Pa. Unknowingly Had Chase Bank Accounts Opened In Their Names
• Autopsy Finds 'I-5 Strangler' Roger Kibbe Was Strangled To Death Inside Cell
• Woman Found Dead In Fire In West Ridge
• Denver Nuggets Michael Porter Jr. And Facundo Campazzo Selected For NBA Rising Stars Challenge
• Washington Football Team Replacing Cheerleading Team With Coed Dance Team
• Gov. Abbott Names Arthur D'Andrea Chair Of Texas Public Utility Commission Following Resignation Of DeAnn Walker Over Power Grid Failures
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Signs Bill To Deploy National Guard For Vaccine Distribution
• Indian journalist speaks out against threats for reporting on protests
• Search For Missing Chicopee Boy Aiden Blanchard Focuses On Rivers
• Westbound Lanes Of I-70 Reopen At Silverthorne After Crash
• Doctors, officials react to Texas' reversal of COVID-19 restrictions
• Lafayette Police: Lockdown At Centaurus High School Was Due To A False Alarm
• House Oversight Committee Wants Winter Storm Documents From Grid Operator ERCOT
• 15-Year-Old Embaba Mengesteabe Dies After Shot In Head In Last Week's West Philadelphia Double Shooting
• Colorado Gets Its First Officially Named Snowplow -- 'Unsinkable Molly'
• California AG Becerra Warns Of Tacked-On COVID Fees Consumer May Not Have To Pay
• Julie Gentry And Andre Comeau Get Real About 'The Real World Homecoming: New York': 'We Handle Tough Conversations'
• Herman Moore/Tech Company Rolling Out Web-Based Platform To Ensure Equitable Vaccine Distribution
• 13 killed in SUV crash came through hole in border fence
• Children's author Bettinita Harris on empowering Black girls
• Report: Colorado's Economy Ranks No. 1 In U.S. But Not Without Some Inequities
• COVID: San Francisco Restaurants, Museums Ready For Indoor Red Tier Reopening
• Pittsburgh Penguins Team With TikTok In First-Of-Its-Kind Partnership
• Suspect Arrested In November Vallejo Murder Of Adrienne Florez
• LA Metro Considers Getting Rid Of Fares For Low-Income Riders Beginning In 2022
• Carrollton Amber Alert Ended After 10-Year-Old Rosemary Singer Is Found Safe & Father Arrested
• Denver Public Schools To Discuss Extension To School Year
• Some Large Retail, Grocery Stores In Texas To Still Require Face Masks Despite Order Being Lifted
• 1 Dead After Bloomington House Fire
• Text Message Phishing Scam Poses As California DMV And Asks For REAL ID Information Update
• Pennsylvania Police Chief's Resignation Announced After Officer Arrested In Connection With Capitol Riot
• Texas Lt. Governor Dan Patrick: Less COVID Hospitalizations, Higher Numbers Of Vulnerable Population Vaccinated Mean It's Time To Open Texas 
• Colorado Attorney General Secures $9 Million+ In Wells Fargo 'GAP' Insurance Fee Refunds
• Body Of Missing Texas Woman Who Went Scuba Diving Found Off Florida Coast
• Gov. Newsom: Feds Approve Medicaid Funding for Expanded Low-Income Student COVID Testing
• Leader Of Wisconsin Senate Dems Says Voters Who Oppose Raising Taxes 'Aren't Smart'
• Meth Supplier Sentenced To 7 Years In Federal Prison
• It Happened Again! Watch As Pittsburgh Bald Eagle Knocked From Perch By Great Horned Owl
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Groups Representing State Troopers, Corrections Officers Renew Calls For Vaccine Prioritization
• Sonora Woman, 20, Dies After Rollover Crash Off Highway 108
• South Bay BART Extension Funding Dropped From $1.9 Trillion COVID-19 Relief Package
• California DMV Warns Of Text Message Phishing Scam Asking For Real ID Information Update
• Becker College In Worcester At Risk Of Closing
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 17 New Deaths, 186 Additional Cases
• 'The Strip District Is Alive': Ribbon-Cutting Held For 2 New Businesses At The Terminal
• 'A Joyful Day For Educators,' Mass. Teachers Union President Says Of COVID Vaccine Eligibility
• 2 Hospitalized After Disturbance At Clarion/Quality Inn In Fort Collins
• Body Of Missing Diver Found Near Vandenberg Artificial Reef Off Key West
• Police: Missing Texas Teen Found Safe In Arlington After Amber Alert, Suspect Arrested
• St. Paul Man Charged In Hit-And-Run Death Of 60-Year-Old Lor Xiong
• Man Found Shot Dead In Unincorporated Redwood City
• Gregg Popovich rips Texas governor for lifting mask mandate
• Reese's new peanut butter cup has no chocolate
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Vaccine Doses Administered Top 2.5M
• Jesse Jackson Out Of Rehabilitation Center After Gallbladder Surgery
• 2021 Schedules Released For USC, UCLA Football
• Top House leaders recommend Shalanda Young for OMB director
• Coloradan John Oates Revives Music Festival To Help Fight Pandemic-Related Hunger Crisis
• 'It's Your Choice,' Masks No Longer Required At Billy Bob's Texas
• Miami-Dade College's North Campus Vaccination Site Opens, Begins Administering Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
• Lawmakers Set Public Hearings For New Jersey's 2022 Budget
• EDD Fraud: Feds Indict 2 In State Prison Scam To Rip Off EDD Benefits
• Former Baltimore Orioles Manager Joe Altobelli, Who Led The O's To 1983 World Series Title, Dies At 88
• Woman Walking With Young Children Struck By Teenage Driver In Woodbury
• Baltimore City Public Schools Resumes Spring Sports Season, Starts March 8
• Family Praying For Recovery Of 11-Year-Old Ny-Andra Dyer, Shot In The Face At West Pullman Gas Station; 'I Just Need A Miracle'
• Patriots Create Time Machine, Allowing Fans To Relive History-Changing 2001 Season
• Amazon redesigns app logo after some said previous one resembled Hitler
• Macy's Famed Walnut Room Reopens On Wednesday
• DEA Warning: Scammers Impersonating DEA Agents Are Stealing Identities, Money
• United Clinic At O'Hare Airport Opening As COVID-19 Vaccination Site Thursday
• New Photos Show Crawl Space Jonathan Crossley Hid In Before Stabbing Ex-Girlfriend Eilish Poe
• Cellphone Video Captures 4-Alarm Blaze At Howard Johnson Hotel In Blackwood
• He Lived Through The Spanish Flu, Now 104-Year-Old Walter Kyle 'Glad' To Get COVID Vaccine
• Alabama Senate votes to make hormone therapy for trans youth a felony
• Caltrans Considers Proposal That Would Add Toll Lanes On I-5 From Downtown Sacramento To Airport
• D.C. National Guard chief says Pentagon took hours to send troops to Capitol
• Person Struck, Killed By Big Rig On Highway 120 In Manteca
• Nuggets Defeat Bucks, Nikola Jokic Records 50th Career Triple Double
• FEMA-Run Mass COVID-19 Vaccination Site Opens At Pennsylvania Convention Center
• Violent Robbery Caught On Video In Broad Daylight On Bronx Sidewalk
• COVID In Minnesota: 17 Deaths, 788 Cases Reported
• Modesto Police Reconstructing Scene Of Crash That Left Motorcyclist Dead
• Shaw 54th Regiment Black Soldiers Memorial Back In Boston After $3 Million Restoration
• Man Found Dead After Fire At Homeless Encampment In Palms
• Former North Braddock And Blawnox Officer Pleads Guilty To Stealing Money Seized As Evidence
• 70 bipartisan mayors commit to conserving 30% of U.S. lands by 2030
• Police: Suspects Trying To Steal Muscle Milk Use Taser On Pharmacy Employee
• U.S. trial to resume for woman who killed British teen in car crash
• New bid for hate crime laws in Wyoming, 1 of 3 states without them
• Steelers Legend Terry Bradshaw Once Used Fake Name 'Tom Brady' To Check Into Hospital
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: San Francisco, Santa Clara, Napa Counties In The Red; Indoor Dining Resumes; Newsom Visits Reopened Palo Alto School
• Report: Kyle Rudolph Open To Signing With Patriots
• Suspect Arrested In Suspicious Santa Cruz Mountain Fires
• No Plans To End Mask Mandate In Massachusetts, Baker Says
• Mesquite Man Wins Big On Texas Lottery 'Weekly Grand' Scratch Ticket, Takes Home Nearly $900K
• 'Most Vulnerable Must Come First': NH Won't Move Teachers Up In Vaccination Plan Despite President Biden Directive
• Elderly Woman Seriously Injured In San Francisco Pedestrian Hit-And-Run
• Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Made Secret Visit To Stanford Researcher Who Studies Science Of Compassion
• $1 Million PA Millionaire's Club Scratch-Off Sold In Philadelphia
• Miss Universe Competition To Air Live From Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino In May
• Experts Are Warning Of Potential COVID Surge While Several Governors Loosen Restrictions
• 6 Suffolk County Police Officers Facing Disciplinary Action Following Violent Arrest
• Monterey County Wrong-Way Driver Sentenced To Prison In Fatal Crash
• Bear Spotted Meandering Through Eagle Rock Neighborhood
• Iraq Military Base Used By US Troops Hit In Rocket Attack
• COVID "vaccine passports" could be "Pandora's box" for privacy
• Looking to Travel? Here are the Latest COVID-19 Travel Restrictions State by State
• Suspect Arrested In San Francisco Tenderloin Shooting That Wounded 5
• Manhattan DA Says Evidence Does Not Support Hate Crime Charges In Stabbing Of Asian-American Man
• Jahmil French, "Degrassi" star, has died at 29
• CARES Act Included Tax Code Change That Could Help Millions With Student Loan Debt
• Several Box Trucks Involved In Crash On WB I-80 Near Vacaville
• Popular Dine-In Movie Chain, Alamo Drafthouse Files For Bankruptcy
• Deaths mount in ruthless response to Myanmar's anti-coup protests
• With global births expected to decline, experts warn "crisis" looms
• Michigan Lawmakers raise concerns over reports of National Guard troops being served 'raw, moldy food' at US Capitol
• COVID In Maryland: 786 New Cases As Hospitalizations, Positivity Rate Fall
• Small Alligator Discovered During Drug Raid At Port Hueneme Home
• 'It's A Gigantic Mistake,' Experts Warn Of Potential COVID-19 Surge Amid Lifted Mask Mandates
• Alabama Amazon warehouse workers speak out on union showdown
• SoCal Artist Victoria Cassinova Paints Her Own Story
• Chinese hackers exploit Microsoft software bug to steal U.S. data
• Deputies: Naples Student, 11, Brought Gun To School, Threatened Classmates
• National Guard Protecting U.S. Capitol Served 'Raw, Moldy Food,' Some With Metal Shavings, Lawmakers Say
• Dr. Dave Hnida Shares COVID Checklist As Parents Send Their Students Back To Classrooms
• Google to stop letting advertisers track users across the open internet
• Insane Story Of Terry Bradshaw Taking Fake Name 'Tom Brady' In 1983 Resurfaces
• CVS Lists Teachers As Eligible For COVID Vaccine Appointments In Massachusetts
• VIDEO: Attempted Blowtorch Burglary In San Francisco's Marina; 'They Are Kicking Us When We Are Down'
• Woman Arrested After Allegedly Abandoning Child In The Bronx
• 'Dr. Oz' Aids Police In Resuscitating Man At Newark Airport
• Right At Home Senior Care
• Tampa School Resource Officer Fired After Body-Worn Camera Captures Him Using N-Word
• Amid Vaccine Appointment Backlog, Some Seek Out Leftover Doses
• Michigan Lottery Results For Tuesday, March 2, 2021
• It could take Black workers 100 years to catch up as biz leaders
• Weather Blog: A Little Warm Up
• Philadelphia Native Will Smith Teases Idea Of Running For Political Office One Day
• Boston May Transition Away From Fenway Park As Mass COVID Vaccination Site
• Old Sturbridge Village Gets $5 Million Dollar Gift; 'Will Ensure Living History Continues'
• Gloucester County COVID-19 Vaccination Mega Site Releases Dates It Will Expand Vaccine Eligibility
• Tom Brady Gave A Really Interesting Answer When Comparing Challenges In Tampa Bay And New England
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Reinfection
• Truck Driver Shoots Another Big Rig Driver In LBJ Freeway Road Rage Incident 
• Sutter Health Short On Vaccines As Blue Shield Takes Over Distribution
• 6 Dr. Seuss Books Will No Longer Be Published Because of Racist Images
• Donor Accidentally Leaves $5,000 Cash In Jacket Donated To Texas Goodwill Store
• Japanese billionaire seeks 8 people for free trip to the moon
• PTL Links: March 3, 2021
• Cooking With Rania: Shrimp Stir Fry
• Joe Exotic Of 'Tiger King' Has New Attorneys Who Want New Trial
• Sacramento Homeowners Who Bought Next To MLS Stadium Voice Disappointment
• Exhausted Texas ICU Nurse Says She's Scared About The Upcoming End To The State Mask Order
• Lawmakers seek to curb illegal deforestation and to lower emissions
• 'It's Been A Crazy Month': Colorado Native Ryan Jensen Proud Of His Team's Super Bowl 55 Victory
• Police And Firefighters Respond To Car On Fire In Homewood
• Start Of Saints' 1st Season As Twins Affiliate Pushed Back To May
• Police deny kneeling on neck of Navy vet who later died
• Tom Brady Explains Stumbling, Lombardi-Tossing Boat Parade Behavior On 'The Late Late Show With James Corden'
• 'It Was A Rude Awakening': Car Crashes Into Fire Hydrant, Sends Water Gushing Into Street & Home
• JuJu Smith-Schuster Incorporates Lion Into Offseason Training
• House Democrats reissue subpoena for Trump financial records
• New Treatment Gets Young People With Knee Problems Back In Game: 'Couldn't Walk, I Was Dragging My Right Leg Behind Me':
• Another Shutout As The Dallas Stars Fall To Vasilevskiy And The Lightning 2-0
• Jonathan Ramos, Brandon Moore Charged For Deadly 5-Car Crash On Tacony-Palmyra Bridge
• 'The Marshall Plan For Moms:' Effort Aims To Help Women Achieve Equal Pay
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/3 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
• St. Baldrick's Foundation Participant Shaves Head For 12th Year In A Row To 'Conquer Childhood Cancer' 
• U.N. unveils "Pandemic Classroom" in call for schools to reopen
• At least 13 killed in collision between semitruck and SUV
• Flags To Fly At Half-Staff Wednesday To Honor COVID-19 Victims
• U.S. Senate Expected To Discuss $1.9 Trillion COVID-19 Relief Bill
• Live pipe bomb found at Iowa polling place, police confirm
• House Democrats charge ahead with bills likely to stall Senate
• Orange County Inches Closer To Moving Into Red Tier Allowing More Businesses To Reopen
• Capitol Police warns of "possible plot to breach the Capitol"
• Bunny Wailer, reggae luminary, dies at 73
• Neera Tanden removes herself from consideration for budget chief
• Cuomo faces growing pressure to resign over alleged sexual misconduct
• Biden's SEC pick calls out apps that treat trading like gaming
• Senate confirms Gina Raimondo as commerce secretary in 84-15 vote
• Supreme Court grapples with Arizona election rules in dispute
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: CVS Now Lists Teachers As Eligible For Vaccination
• University President Says Emails Defending School Song "The Eyes of Texas" Were Hateful
• Texas to lift statewide mask mandate
• "A dose of her own medicine": Dolly Parton gets COVID vaccine
• Teachers, Food Workers Now Eligible To Get Vaccinated In LA County
• Iraq military base used by U.S. troops hit in rocket attack
• 13 Killed After Big Rig, SUV Collide In Imperial County; Human Smuggling Investigation Underway
• Sailor Killed, 5 More Injured In Crash En Route To Camp Pendleton
• Miami-Dade's First Federal Vaccination Site Is Now Open Using Newly Approved Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
• COVID-19 spotlights debate over pregnant women in medical trials
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunny Skies And Warm Temperatures Before Overnight Cold Front
• Search warrant executed for "black box" from Tiger Woods' SUV
• Two Toddlers Found Walking Outside Alone In South Shore
• Nike exec resigns after son used her credit card to fund sneaker business
• Brotherly Love: Northeast Philadelphia Man, Family Bringing Joy To Hundreds Of Children Through Bikes
• Boy Scouts to sell Norman Rockwell paintings to pay sex-abuse claims
• Goya under fire again after CEO spouts more false election claims
• Americans need recurring stimulus payments, senators tell Biden
• COVID 1 Year: 'Long Haulers' Still On Long Road To Recovery, 'A Complete Lifestyle Change'
• 'It's Just Unacceptable': Racial Slurs Hurled At Fishermen Near Stuart
• 3 Men Wanted For Stealing ATM From Convenience Store In Brewerytown, Philadelphia Police Say
• After Their Cruise Was Canceled Twice - Due To Hurricane Dorian Then COVID - Royal Caribbean Won't Give Family A Refund
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Expected To Roll Out Push To Get Teachers Vaccinated
• No charges after KKK flag hangs next to Black family's home
• Creighton basketball coach apologizes for "plantation" remark
• She Bought A Wedding Ring For Her Husband In November; The Post Office Still Hasn't Delivered It
• Chicago Weather: Warmup In Effect
• Police: 2 Men Shot On Park Avenue In North Philadelphia
• 1 Person Injured In Fiery Collision In North Philadelphia
• 'You Could See The Flash Happening': Man In Custody After FBI Raid At Fort Lauderdale Home
• Adam Schiff wants to "reset" the House Intelligence Committee
• Turning A Corner? Optimism Grows As More People Get Vaccinated
• Wednesday's Child: Siblings Jessica & Orlando
• Man Dies In Crash On Route 31 In East Huntingdon
• ISIS claims killing of 3 female journalists in Afghanistan
• COVID Reopening: SF Restaurants Get Set For Indoor Dining Under Red Tier
• Birdwatching Surges In Popularity During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Wednesday's Show Info (3/3/21)
• Pitt Snaps Five-Game Losing Streak, Beat Wake Forest 70-57
• Denver Weather: Wet Weather Arrives In Colorado Wednesday Night
• WVU Loses Heartbreaker To Baylor, 94-89 In Overtime
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/3 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Buchnevich, Shesterkin Lead Rangers To Win Over Sabres
• Fans See Varlamov Make 28 Saves, Isles Beat Devils

Videos from March 3, 2021

• Former NFL player sentenced for rape and other sexual offenses against women
• 3/3: Red and Blue
• Senator Alessandra Biaggi of New York calls Cuomo's apology "inadequate"
• Biden criticizes Texas and Mississippi for lifting mask mandates
• New York prosecutors face challenges in fight for police accountability
• U.S.-China relations remain strained under Biden administration
• Senator Sheldon Whitehouse accuses FBI of withholding information from Democrats
• Biden meets with bipartisan group of lawmakers to discuss initiative to cure cancer
• Law enforcement officials warn of new Capitol threat
• Mother raises money for laptops for students without access
• "I still get asked, 'Where are you from?'" Senator Tammy Duckworth speaks out against recent spike in anti-Asian rhetoric and violence
• COVID financial fallout disproportionately impacts Latinas
• Migrants smuggled through border fence before SUV crash in California
• Senate bill narrows income eligibility for relief checks
• Representative Ronny Jackson made sexual comments and drank on duty, report says
• U.S. contractor dies in rocket attack at Iraq base
• States face backlash over sweeping COVID restriction rollbacks
• Capitol tightens security over potential extremist threats
• What we learned from national security officials at hearings on Capitol assault
• Governor Cuomo apologizes but says he will not resign over sexual harassment allegations
• Amazon changes its app logo after some said it resembled Hitler
• Australia's attorney general accused of rape, denies allegations
• Rockets strike Iraqi military base housing U.S. troops
• Children's author Bettinita Harris on empowering Black girls to embrace their identity
• Israel rolls out "vaccine passport" system
• Assessing the impact of absentee voting in the 2020 election
• Doctor on risks of easing COVID-19 restrictions too soon
• Author Emma Brown's new book tackles challenges of American boyhood
• "Judas and the Black Messiah" star and director talk Fred Hampton's legacy
• U.S. judge's new action could offer hope for British family seeking justice in teen's death
• Novelist Viet Thanh Nguyen talks about sequel to Pulitzer Prize-winning novel
• President Biden promises enough vaccines for every adult in U.S. by end of May
• JPMorgan Chase's Jamie Dimon on new initiatives for minority business owners, economic recovery
• Vaccine passports: Ticket back to normal life?
• Indian journalist speaks out about death threats posted on YouTube
• Amazon employees in Alabama vote on joining union after sharing work conditions concerns
• Supreme Court appears ready to uphold Arizona election measures in Voting Rights Act case
• WorldView: Rockets hit air base in Iraq hosting U.S. troops; 3 female journalists killed in Afghanistan
• German patients suspicious about Oxford/AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine
• Some of the first Johnson & Johnson vaccine doses given at Ohio State University
• Texas lifts mask mandate and other COVID-19 restrictions despite health officials' warnings
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