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Articles from March 4, 2021

• Royals Week: Rare Archival Footage Of Princess Margaret's 1965 SF Visit Unearthed
• Deadly Crash Shuts Down All I-5 Northbound Lanes Near Commerce
• 'Our Hearts Are Still Sad': Family Of Man Who Disappeared 28 Years Ago Holding Out Hope For Justice
• San José School District Secures Vaccine for Entire Workforce
• Golden Gate Fields Races to Make Up for Missed Vaccine Appointments
• Study Shows Stockton Universal Basic Income Experiment Led to Increased Employment
• Witnesses Get Dog-Dragging Truck To Pull Over But Animal Dies
• Sacramento Man Worries He Got Someone Else's Ashes After His Mother Was Cremated
• Coffee Battle Brewing For Turlock Family-Owned Café
• Driver Speeds Away After Hitting, Killing Woman On Topanga Roadway
• New COVID Vaccine Site Opening At USC, City Working To Get Doses To Homebound Residents
• Greater Sacramento-Area Counties Predict Brighter Future As New Vaccine Initiative Rolls Out
• Movement Starts To Stop Hate Crimes Towards Asians As Incidents Surge In Southern California
• Kings Fall To Blazers 123-119
• Suns Cruise Past Short-Handed Warriors
• Gov. Newsom Signs Executive Order To Stop Pandemic Evictions Through June
• 2 Years Later, Community Demands Answers, Accountability From Water Gremlin, MPCA
• 'Get Out Of The Car!': Northern Minnesota Woman 'Angry' After Being Carjacked Outside Mpls. Senior Center
• La Crosse Sues Foam-Makers Over PFAS Pollution
• Video Shows Street Vendor Harassed, Cart Kicked Over In South Sacramento
• Chicago Weather: Weekend Warmup
• Why Are We So Fascinated With The Royal Family?
• Northwestern Alums Create 'The Seeker,' A Highly Accurate Football Thrower They Call A Robotic QB
• Senate Votes To Kick Off Marathon Debate Over $1.9 Trillion COVID Relief Bill
• Colorado Community Uses 'The Social Dilemma' To Ignite Conversation About Unity, Change
• COVID In Denver: Vaccine Focus Continues In Underserved Communities
• 1 Arrested, 2 Sought In Kidnapping, Shooting In Covina
• Sutter Health Secures Some, But Not All Second Doses After Shortage
• Denver Public Schools Aims For Fewer COVID Restrictions After Spring Break
• Blackhawks Fall To Tampa Bay Lightning In Overtime
• Girl Sells Lemonade, Raises More Than $370,000 For Brain Surgeries In Boston
• Former Aide Accusing Gov. Cuomo Of Sexual Harassment Says She Believes Governor Was Propositioning Her For Sex
• Sign Of Spring: Migrating Birds Should Return To New England Next Week
• I-Team: Family Of Framingham Woman Murdered In 2001 Demands Answers From DA
• Half Of State Employees In Massachusetts Could Stay Remote After Pandemic
• Spring Training 2021: Ian Happ Homers, Scores Pair Of Runs As Cubs Pound Dodgers
• San Francisco Pays $16 Million to House Homeless in Tents
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/5 Friday Morning Forecast
• Malden Police Look Into Shooting That Ended Outside Walgreens Store
• Police Say Beware After Chase Bank Accounts Unknowingly Opened In People's Names
• COVID In Colorado: Providers To Open Vaccine Clinics In Underserved Areas
• Gov. Lamont Lifts Most COVID Capacity Limits In Connecticut, But Maintains Mask Mandate
• 'Isolation Kills, Too': New Jersey Families Beg Governor To Loosen Long-Term Care Facility Visitation Restrictions
• COVID Vaccine In New York: Yankee Stadium Vaccination Site Now Open 24 Hours
• New Jersey Legislature Advances Resolutions To Celebrate Bruce Springsteen Day, Grover Cleveland Week
• Butler Takes Over, Heat Top Pelicans 103-93
• Prosecutors move to dismiss charges against Breonna Taylor's boyfriend
• Family Of Marine Corps Veteran Fatally Shot By CHP Officer Files $15M Claim Against State
• Cariacature Artist, Substitute Teacher Says She Keeps Trying To Reach Illinois Unemployment Office -- Only To Have Calls Dropped
• Crews Contain Large Fire At Stockton Homeless Camp
• Gov. Newsom Signs Executive Order to Halt Pandemic Evictions Through June
• Armed Guards, Volunteers Join Police to Patrol Streets in Oakland's Chinatown
• Actor Hugh Jackman Delivers Homemade Sourdough Bread To Pregnant ER Nurse In Brooklyn
• Pedestrian Fatally Struck By Vehicle In Hackensack, Police Searching For Driver
• Caught On Video: Speeding SUV Driver Slams Into Parked Car On Southwest Side, Goes Down Sidewalk To Escape
• Ekblad's Four Points Leads Panthers Over Predators 5-4
• Maryland Officials Announce COVID-19 Vaccine Equity Task Force As State, Baltimore Officials Spar Over Relief Funding
• San Francisco Paying $16.1M For Homeless Tent Camps
• Family Of Missing Olivia Zane Hangs Fliers In Pittsburgh's Oakland Neighborhood
• Video Shows Baltimore County Man Elias Costianes In Senate Elevator, Chambers During Capitol Riot
• ONLY ON 2: Few Masks Seen, Dance Floor Reportedly Open At Large Wedding In Niles; Cook County Health Officials Investigate
• San Bernardino Surpasses 3K Total COVID-19 Deaths, Ventura Nears 900
• 'They Both Just Lived For Family': Best Friends Die Days Apart From COVID
• MDC North Campus Vaccination Site Turned Away Some People For Not Having Medical Exemption Form
• Break-In Reported At Patterson Park Pagoda
• Boulder County Backs Off Massive Compost Facility On Open Space After Neighbors File Lawsuit
• Southwest Airlines Extends Service From Denver To Steamboat Springs & Telluride
• 15-Year-Old Boy Critically Injured In NW Baltimore Shooting, Police Say; 5th Child Shot In City In Past Week
• Randle, Knicks Reach Break Over .500, Beat Pistons
• 8-Year-Old Giraffe Anuli Dies Unexpectedly At Maryland Zoo
• Former Dallas Police Chief Renee Hall Explains Why No Action Was Ever Taken Against Officer Bryan Riser, Now Charged With Capital Murder
• Guinness Open Gate Brewery Spreads St. Patrick's Day Celebrations Over Entire Month Amid Pandemic
• Martin Scores 2 To Help Islanders Beat Sabres
• Kreider's 2nd Hat Trick In 5 Games Lifts Rangers Past Devils
• Spring Training 2021: Lance Lynn Strikes Out 3, But White Sox Lose To Giants
• COVID In Denver: Mayor Hancock Optimistic About Economic Recovery
• Report: 17 Fans Ejected From Penguins-Flyers Game For Not Wearing Masks
• Tatum Scores 27, Celtics Outlast Depleted Raptors 132-125
• Florida House Poised To Pass Business Liability Protections
• Snowplow Crashes: CDOT Urges Drivers To 'Bow To The Plow'
• Wizards Beat Clippers 119-117 Behind 33 From Beal
• Metro Detroit Women, Linda Orlans and Carla Walker-Miller, Honored in Southeastern Michigan Business Hall of Fame
• Gov. Greg Abbott Responds To Criticism For Ending Mask Mandate, Fully Reopening Texas: 'There's Never Going To Be Uniform Agreement On This'
• To-Go Alcohol Sales Extension Moves Forward In State Capitol
• Detroit Extended Season For Ice Skating at Campus Martius Park
• Poll: LA County Crime Victims Feel Criminal Justice System Failed Them
• Boy Reported Missing From Worcester Found Safe
• Wizards Beat Clippers 119-117 Behind 33 From Beal
• Henry Ford Health Says Over Almost 130,000 COVID-19 Vaccines Have Been Given Since December
• Woman, Child Wanted In Texas Amber Alert Thought To Be Traveling Through Colorado, Found In Oklahoma
• Detroit Pistons and Red Wings Fans Excited To Return To Stands After A Year Away
• Denver Broncos Want Von Miller Back But Legal, Money Issues Loom
• 1 Arrested After Shooting In Elk Grove
• JBS Plant In Greeley To Host COVID Vaccine Clinic For Employees
• Ohio Woman Accused Of Stabbing 3-Year-Old Boy As He Walked With Kids To School Bus
• Mpls. Police: Man Killed By Hit-And-Run Driver In Jordan Neighborhood
• Flyers Rally From Early Deficit To Stun Penguins 4-3
• South Pacific quake triggered tsunami warnings: "About as big as it gets"
• Claude Giroux, Flyers Score Four Unanswered To Beat Penguins 4-3
• Shots Fired Repeatedly At Buildings On Lake Shore Drive In The Gold Coast
• Visit Fort Worth Launches Campaign Promoting Businesses That Encourage Mask-Wearing
• COVID: California Moves to Boost Vaccinations in Underserved Communities - 'We Have To Be Bolder'
• Orange County Reaches Grim Milestone, Surpasses 4,000 COVID-19 Deaths
• Second Nugget Market Opens In West Roseville
• Ohio Man Admits Paying Poor Filipino Mothers For Child Porn
• Man Shot, Wounded In Vehicle In Humboldt Park
• COVID In Thornton: Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Enters Pandemic Battle In Colorado
• Remains Found In Street Near VA Hospital In Pittsburgh
• 20-Year-Old Charged With Homicide In Deadly Trafford Shooting
• OC Sheriff's Employee Suspended In Capitol Riot-Related Investigation
• Comptroller's Office Mails Over 27K Payments To Marylanders Stuck In Unemployment Disputes
• Police: Man In White Van Tried To Lure Teen In West St. Paul
• Bradley Bunn Pleads Guilty To Possessing Pipe Bombs In Loveland Home
• Massive Dual Quakes Rock New Zealand; No Tsunami Threat To Southern California
• LA County Reports 2,253 New COVID-19 Cases, 119 Deaths; Residents Urged To Avoid Spring Break Travel
• Work Now Underway To Turn Pier 42 Into Public Park
• State Shifts Focus Of Vaccine Rollout To Prioritize Low-Income Communities
• 2 Men Facing Charges For Allegedly Crashing Carjacked Vehicle Into Trash Truck Along I-695
• Teen Sisters On Long Island Recognized For Helping Seniors Schedule COVID Vaccine Appointments
• Construction Worker Killed In Cambridge Identified As Connecticut Man
• Earth's largest-ever mass extinction is a warning for humanity
• 2 Arrested Following DUI Crash Involving Stolen Vehicle In Novato
• 'My Cousin Saved My Life': South Lake Tahoe Man Reflects On Surviving February Avalanche
• North Minneapolis Community Refuses To Accept Setbacks In Effort To Rebuild
• Jose Rodriguez Sentenced To Prison For Sexually Assaulting 12-Year-Old Girl, Giving Her $10 To Not Tell, Prosecutors Say
• Cold Weather Alert Extended For Antelope Valley Through Monday
• Mpls. Convention Center Take On New Purpose As Community Vaccination Site
• Brooklyn Man Arrested, Charged With Sexually Abusing Teenage Girl
• COVID: Longer Commute Times Could Be On The Horizon With Schools Reopening
• East Bay Landscaper Charged in Stump-Grinder Death of Employee
• Spring Training 2021: White Sox' Michael Kopech Adjusting To Switching From Starter To Reliever
• Giants Spring Training: Brandon Belt Making Progress From Illness, Resumes Baseball Activity
• Protest Over Recent Horse Deaths Shuts Down Golden Gate Fields Vaccination Site
• Internal Review Clears New Rochelle Police Officer Who Fatally Shot Man Fleeing Traffic Stop
• Ousted ERCOT CEO Bill Magness Says He Won't Take A Severance Package
• How To Spot The Difference Between COVID & Allergy Symptoms
• South Lake Tahoe Skier Reflects On Surviving February Avalanche
• Loyola Gets Ready For Missouri Valley Conference Tournament With Sights Set On NCAA Tourney Run
• Loyola Gets Ready For Missouri Valley Conference Tournament With Sights Set On NCAA Tourney Run
• City Plans To Remove Tree Whose Fallen Limb Killed Davis Woman At Slide Hill Park
• Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson Signs Order Requiring Face Coverings Inside City Government Buildings
• Better Business Bureau, AARP Warn Seniors About COVID Vaccine Scams
• Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser Launches Campaign Against Unemployment Fraud
• SF Corruption Probe: Recology Agrees To $100 Million Settlement, Refunds For Trash, Recycling Overcharges
• San Francisco Breaks Ground on Affordable Housing for 96 Homeless Residents in SoMa
• Charges: Man Stole Unemployment Insurance Benefits While Receiving PPP Loan
• Powerful Earthquakes Up To 8.1 Magnitude Strike Off New Zealand; Hawaii Tsunami Watch Canceled
• Pittsburgh Firefighter First Woman Promoted To Lieutenant Since 1995
• Denver Weather: Quick Shot Of Rain And Snow Hitting Colorado
• Denver Police Search For Emmanuel Chandler Wanted In Shooting Death Of Roxann Martinez, Witness In Donthe Lucas Murder Trial
• College Athletes Could Be Paid For Endorsements Under Maryland Bill
• NBA star Jeremy Lin speaks out on attacks against Asian Americans
• 'Spring Fever': Ride-Share Drivers See Recent Increase In Work
• 'I Would Hope It Would Get Better': Seniors Navigate The Tech Terrain To Get Their COVID Shots
• CA Updates Face Mask Guidance, Joins CDC In Suggesting Double-Masking
• Dallas County Reports 781 New COVID-19 Cases, 27 Deaths Thursday
• Shaquille Scott Arrested Following High-Speed Chase, Hit-And-Run In Stolen Vehicle On Capital Beltway, Police Say
• Elk Grove Woman Lived Through Japanese Internment, Stage-4 Breast Cancer – Now, She's Fully Vaccinated Against COVID
• DUI Suspect Arrested After Driving To CHP Office While Allegedly Under The Influence
• State Prioritizing COVID Vaccine Distribution To Most Vulnerable Communities
• 'GOOD LUCK': Kevin Garnett Ends Quest To Buy Timberwolves From Glen Taylor
• Northern Illinois Residents Drive Hours South To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• Robot Can Diagnose Lung Cancer Without Surgery
• CPS Chief Education Officer LaTanya McDade Says With Return To In-Person Learning, Schools Face Staffing Issues And Other Hurdles
• COVID In Colorado: Inmates At Denver County Jail Will Begin Getting Vaccinations
• COVID Schools: Mount Diablo Unified Looks At Phased Return To In-Person Learning Starting March 22
• Pa. Senators Bob Casey And Pat Toomey At Strong Odds With Each Other On Stimulus Bill
• Taste With Tori: Celebrate National Snack Day With A Sweet Treat From The Weldon Soda Fountain In Glenside
• Massachusetts Reports 1,410 New COVID Cases, 42 Additional Deaths
• Villanova Guard Collin Gillespie Out For Remainder Of Season With Torn MCL
• Thousands Of Seniors Sign Up For COVID Vaccine To Be Given At The United Center
• Resources For Problem Gambling Behaviors
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Clinics Prepare To Start Giving Teachers Johnson & Johnson Vaccines Next Week
• Nebraska Troopers Arrest 2 Northern California Men Found With 770 Pounds Of Marijuana In Cargo Van
• 'Shortages Of Everything': Companies Say COVID-19 Has Caused Supply Chain Breakdowns
• Massachusetts State Police Launch New Body Camera Program
• First-Ever Annapolis Oyster Fest Kicks Off
• Senators slam Amazon's plan to put AI cameras in delivery vans
• Rally Held To Protest Possible Reopening Of Homestead Migrant Facility
• The Boring Company Officials Meet With Miami Mayor Francis Suarez On Tunnels
• Pittsburgh Steelers' T.J. Watt And Brother J.J. Recover In Frozen Lake After Workout
• COVID-19 Vaccinations For All Fort Worth ISD Employees
• Long Island Jewish Medical Center Marks 1-Year Anniversary Of 1st COVID-19 Patient With Ceremony Honoring Health Care Workers, Patients
• Texas Businesses May Start Hiring More After Mandates Are Lifted, Experts Say
• Online Traffic Jam As Second Doses Edge Out First Dose COVID-19 Vaccinations In Mass.
• 9 Months After Unrest, Local Leaders And Businesses Push For State Aid For Rebuilding
• Despite Unemployment Numbers, Illinois Per Capita Income Climbed In 2020 During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Drive-Thru Innovation Helped 'Robert Is Here Fruit Stand' Survive During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Unifying America: Newark Community Street Team Transforming South Ward Home Into Safe House For Trauma Victims
• Calls Grow For Acting US Attorney General To Investigate Florida Governor Ron DeSantis On Alleged Vaccine Favoritism
• Body Found In Storage Unit Near Rockford Identified As Missing Woman From McHenry County
• Johns Hopkins Launches COVID-19 Vaccination Tracker For Teachers
• NYPD Adds 200 Surveillance Cameras As Part Of Mayor's Hate Crimes Action Plan
• Meet 90-Year-Old Twins Fanatic Carol Wegner: 'World Series All The Way'
• Malnourished Great Horned Owl With Head Injury Rescued At Saint Vrain State Park
• Live Music Set To Return To Medina Entertainment Center
• Commuters Raise Concerns About Drug Use Among Individuals Experiencing Homelessness At NYC Train Stations
• Report Shows Longstanding Problems With Florida's Unemployment System
• 'No Business Wearing This Uniform,' Dallas Police Officer Bryan Riser Arrested, Charged With 2 Counts Of Capital Murder
• Eye On Education: At-Home Lab Kits Help Students Thrive Outside Classroom
• Evesham Township Parents Fighting Proposed Bus Cuts That Would Force Children To Cross 'Very Dangerous' Road
• Residents Alarmed As Dozens Of Dead Waterfowl Turn Up Around Wolf Lake
• One Dead, Two Injured In Fiery Crash On I-88 In Naperville
• Take A Look Inside The Mass COVID-19 Vaccination Site At M&T Bank Stadium In Baltimore
• Carlester Smith, Known In Annapolis As 'The Walking Man,' Dies At 63
• LifeBridge Health Administers Its First J&J COVID Vaccines Thursday
• 'Tiger King' Star Joe Exotic To Release Tell-All Memoir
• Doctors Studying Patients With Heart Damage, Long-Term Symptoms From COVID-19
• State ABC Revokes Liquor Licenses Of Store Owned By Gilroy Couple Accused Of Human Trafficking
• Major League Baseball Players Deal With Depression Due To Isolation Caused By COVID-19 Pandemic
• Tractor-Trailer Driver Cited After Ditching Mobile Home On Ohio Highway
• Mask Controversy: Social Media Erupts After Pittsburgh Penguins Allegedly Photoshop Masks Onto Fans
• Table Games At Empire City Casino? Many Leaders In Westchester County, Bronx Say Now Is Time To Go For It
• Accused Serial Arsonist, Former Laurel Police Chief David M. Crawford Held Without Bond, Allegedly Had 'Target List'
• North Texas Salon Owner Gives Clients Option On Masks, Says She'll 'Continue To Wear Mine'
• Number Of Mass. Communities High-Risk For Coronavirus Drops To 19
• COVID In Pennsylvania: Officials Outline Plans To Vaccinate School Teachers, Staff, Child Care Workers
• New And Recent Mothers May Be Able To Pass Coronavirus Antibodies Onto Their Babies
• Charges: Man Stole 20 High-End Bottles Of Liquor From Store; Tried To Sell Them Online
• 'Arch Madness' Bracket Challenge To Determine Baltimore's Best Architectural Landmarks
• 2nd Suspect Still Sought In 2020 Killing Of 17-Year-Old Jaylen Betschart, Sacramento Police Say
• Employment Rose Among Those In Universal Basic Income Experiment In Stockton, Study Says
• Long Island Doctor Charged With Murder For Overprescribing Addictive Painkillers To 5 Patients, Nassau DA Says; 'As Lethal As Any Murder Weapon'
• Baltimore Fifth Grader Wins National Competition Asking Contestants To Give Economic Advice To President Joe Biden
• COVID Impact: Doctors Say Delayed Care For Other Conditions No Longer An Issue, Urge Patients To Book Appointments
• Man Suing Suffolk County Police Over Alleged Civil Rights Violations After Violent Arrest
• Arrest Made In Miami Beach Hotel Manager Attack
• COVID Vaccine: San Mateo County Officials Report 1 In 4 Residents Received 1st Dose, 66% Of Seniors
• 17-Year-Old Shot In South Baltimore Thursday Afternoon, Police Say; 4th Child Shot In City In Past Week
• Dozens Of Rail Cars Left Scattered On Tracks Near Mojave Desert After Train Derailment
• Denver Police Search For Pregnant Woman Suspected In Robbery At Knifepoint
• Can I See Friends Without A Mask If We're Vaccinated? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID Questions
• Former Plantation Gym Owners Who Allegedly Refused To Enforce Masks At Center Facing Possible Jail Time
• Bill Would Require California Retailers To Have Gender-Neutral Sections; Violators Face Fines
• COVID-19 Vaccination Hub Opens At Potter's House In Dallas
• Pro Sports Leagues Team Up For COVID-19 Heart Inflammation Study
• COVID In Florida: 6,118 Additional Cases, 127 Deaths Reported Thursday
• Attleboro Schools Face Challenges If Hybrid, Remote Learning Ends
• Self-Described Proud Boy Kyle Boell Arrested For Sending Dozens Of Threatening Messages To Woman: Philly DA's Office
• Subway Mayhem: NYPD Searching For Multiple Suspects In 3 Separate Attacks In Last Few Weeks
• COVID Restrictions In Colorado: Custer County Commissioners Vote To Drop All Restrictions, Open Up 100%
• Irked Mayor De Blasio Tees-Off On Gov. Cuomo Hinting Only He Can Resurrect COVID-Torn New York City
• Gov. DeSantis Opens COVID-19 Vaccinations To All Teachers In The State, Regardless Of Age
• Alabama governor sets end date for face mask mandate
• Police Believe Shooting During Funeral At Friends Cemetery In Upper Darby Was Retaliatory
• Jake Kavanaugh Held Without Bail After Allegedly Attacking Haverhill Mother And Pregnant Daughter
• Colorado Parks And Wildlife Urging Pet Stores To Remove Betta Buddy Marimo Balls Due To Zebra Mussels
• Xcel Energy Manager To Give Virtual Demonstration About Electric Vehicles As Part Of Girls & Science
• School Voucher Expansion Ready For Vote In Florida Senate
• Fundraiser Planned For LA County Sheriff's Motorcycle Deputy Thomas Albanese Who Was Killed In Lakewood Crash
• Miami Hurricanes DB Tyrique Stevenson Happy To Be Home
• Texas Detectives Dismantle Drug Lab, Seize 50 Pounds Of Meth And Skull Grip Handgun
• Florida Senate Eyes Proposal On Police Drone Use
• No. 8 Maryland Beats Michigan, Clinches Share Of B10 title
• Now Hiring: Mouser Electronics Hiring For Dozens Of Positions
• Pittsburgh Penguins Activate Sidney Crosby From COVID Protocol List
• Recreational Marijuana Sales In Illinois On Pace To More Than Double 2020 Total Of $670 Million
• 1 Dead, 1 Hospitalized After Disturbance At Fort Collins Motel
• 1,500 Pounds Of Methamphetamine Worth $112 Million Seized In Paramount
• COVID Schools: Santa Cruz County Will Have Offered Vaccine to All K-12 Educators by Friday
• CBS Sports To Air HBCU All-Star Game Beginning 2022 In New Orleans
• Philadelphia Phillies' John Middleton, Kansas City Royals' John Sherman Joins MLB Executive Council
• Cook Children's Medical Center Relaxing Visitation Policy, Allowing 2nd Primary Caregiver Inside
• Man Stabbed Outside Dundalk Restaurant Last Week Has Died, Police Say
• Florida Senate Ready To Weigh Online Sales Tax Plan
• WalletHub: Pennsylvania Among Least Safe States During Pandemic
• Gardening 101: The Benefits Of Buying Bare Root Plants
• COVID: Oakland Coliseum Vaccination Site Designates Half of Doses For 'Educators Day'
• Former DHS head says Capitol Police initially declined help on January 6
• Police Release Image Of Vehicle That Dragged 60-Year-Old Man 300 Feet In Deadly North Philadelphia Hit-And-Run
• New Hampshire To Offer COVID Vaccine For Teachers, Residents 50 And Older This Month
• Penn Relays Canceled For Second Consecutive Year Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Natural History Museum's Butterfly Pavilion Reopens To The Public On March 18
• Pennsylvania Department Of Health Says Flu Activity Across State Remains Low
• Wayward Cat Wanders From New Jersey To Pittsburgh While Missing For Over 4 Years
• Gucci Teams Up With Detroit Versus Everybody To Go Nationwide
• COVID Update: State Legislature Passes Plan For Public Schools to Reopen
• COVID: Settlement to Allow Youth Sports to Resume Indoors and Outdoors in California
• New Jersey Could Soon Celebrate Bruce Springsteen Day, Grover Cleveland Week
• Suspected Gang Leader Jason Brown, Already Accused Of Supporting ISIS, Now Faces Additional Drug, Gun Charges
• COVID In Jeffco: Teachers Use Visual Aid To Protest Return To In-Person Learning
• FBI Arrests Denton Police Officer David Schoolcraft For Alleged Distribution Of Child Pornography
• California Lawmakers OK $6.6 Billion Plan Aimed At Returning Students To The Classroom
• California Lawmakers OK $6.6 Billion Plan To Incentivize Schools To Reopen
• Shooting In San Francisco Mission District Leaves Victim With Life-Threatening Injuries
• While Other States Loosen COVID Restrictions, Gov. Newsom Urges Californians To Double Up On Masks
• WVU Experiment Confirms Two Masks Are Better Than One
• Police Ask For Help Finding Missing, Endangered 23-Year-Old Olivia Zane
• COVID In Colorado: Hudson Gardens Cancels Their 2021 Concert Series
• LeBron James Shares First-Look Photos Of Upcoming 'Space Jam: A New Legacy' Movie
• Indoor And Outdoor Youth Sports Can Resume In California After Settlement; COVID-19 Case Rate Still The Determining Factor
• Plano Police Investigating Bullying Allegations Involving Haggard Middle School Students
• Santa Ana City Council Approves $4 'Hero Pay' Boost For Grocery, Pharmacy Workers
• Gov. Jared Polis And Marlon Reis Are Engaged, Proposal Happened While First Gentleman Battled COVID
• Nearly 70 Pounds Of Cocaine Found In Plastic Wrapped Bale Off Upper Keys
• How Have Women Been Impacted By The COVID-19 Pandemic? CBS News Airs In-Depth 'Women And The Pandemic' Series, Time.com Releases New Report
• Number Of People Wounded In LA Shootings In 2021 Jumps 141% From 2020
• Mike Mildon & Jackson Rowe On Paramount+'s 'For Heaven's Sake': 'It's True Crime That You Haven't Seen Before'
• New Jersey Eyes Doubling Beach Restoration Budget To Get $50 Million A Year
• Driver Killed In Fiery Wreck On 60 Freeway In Hacienda Heights Despite 'Heroic' Efforts Of Good Samaritan
• California To Give 40% Of COVID Vaccine Doses To Vulnerable Areas
• Amber Alert Issued For Special Needs Toddler Adeline Welch Whose Last Possible Known Location Was Dallas-Fort Worth Area
• Low-wage workers bearing the brunt of the COVID recession
• Maryland Zoo Adds New Live Camera Feed To Watch Zebras, Ostriches
• Campaign To Support Pittsburgh Restaurants Offers Discount
• Report: Bruins 'Not Opposed' To Extending Tuukka Rask's Contract During This Season
• Explosive Device, Arsenal Found In Home Of Man Who Allegedly Shot At Repo Man In San Francisco
• Man in Critical Condition After Being Set on Fire In Oakland
• Fenway Park COVID Vaccine Site To Close; Operations Shifting To Hynes Convention Center
• Former San Jose State Deputy Athletics Director Files Whistleblower Lawsuit Against School
• Man Shot To Death On Hesperia Street, Suspect Arrested
• Third Explosive Device Possibly Tied To String Of Bombings Found In Trinidad
• Port Authority Hiring Bus Drivers Starting At $21.35 An Hour
• Detroit Woman Goes From Part-Time Server 19 Years Ago To Now Owner Of Outback Location
• Universal Studios To Reopen Park With 'Taste Of Universal', But Rides Remain Closed
• Suburban Chicago Man Gets 12 Years For Terror Aid Effort
• Minnesota Native Paige Bueckers Named Big East Player, Freshman Of The Year
• DEA Warns Of Aggressive Scammers Texting Fake FBI Badges To Extort Money, Steal Personal Information
• Tyrone Maddox Charged With Murder In Shooting Of Woman In North Minneapolis
• Some Catholic leaders call newest vaccine "morally compromised"
• CBS 11 / KTXA-21
• Northwestern (Virtual) Dance Marathon Starts Thursday Night
• Opponents Of Livermore Solar Power Project Threaten Lawsuit
• No COVID Baby Boom: Massachusetts Saw Nearly 10% Decline In December Births, Data Shows
• Basketball Star Jeremy Lin Speaks Out About Attacks On Asian Americans, Racism On Court
• Sonoma County Sheriff Asking For Help Finding Recently Stolen Rare Car
• CEO of Chinese food chain speaks out about attacks on Asian Americans
• New York doctor charged with murder in 5 opioid deaths
• 'Bullhorn Lady' Rachel Powell Indicted For Role In Capitol Riot
• Police Investigating 2 Break-Ins In North Suburban Skokie
• Zoom conference calls are leading men to the makeup counter
• Colorado Weather: Welcome Rain/Snow Moisture Mix Quickly Moving In
• Texas school's "chivalry" assignment told girls to dress to please men
• Over 68,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• World Denver Celebrating Women in National Security
• 1 Teenager Killed, 2 Wounded In West Chatham Shooting
• Mixed Opinions From Colorado Congressional Delegation As House Passes Reform Measure Named For George Floyd
• Third Stimulus Check: Why Your Next Relief Payment May Not Be $1,400
• KPIX 5 Reporter Robbed At Gunpoint While Covering Car Break-Ins At San Francisco's Twin Peaks
• COVID-19 In Illinois: State Receives 4 Millionth Dose Of Vaccine, Reaches New Low In Coronavirus Hospitalizations
• More Screen Time Linked To Binge Eating In Children, UC Study Finds
• 19-Year-Old Stabbed To Death At River-Bottom Party Attended By Thousands In Riverside
• Village Of Maywood Public Works Employee Charged In Attempted $10,000 Scam
• Suspect In Rural Fairfield Mail Theft Arrested
• Teenage ballers can earn $100K in Overtime's new basketball league
• Steelers, Ben Roethlisberger Agree To New Contract For 2021 Season
• Children's Hospital Adding More COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments Over Next 10 Days To Expand Education And Childcare Personnel Vaccination Program
• Mississippi moves closer to putting limits on transgender athletes
• Telefunding Scam That Called Pennsylvania Numbers 61 Million Times Shut Down
• Signs For COVID Vaccine Become Sticking Point Between Aurora Clinic And The City
• Driver Slams Into Homeless Encampment In Brentwood
• Boston Children's Museum Launching In-Person Summer Camp For Young Kids
• Keystone Policy Center's Report Outlines Better Ways To Support Teachers In Wake Of COVID
• Fort Worth VA Clinic Closed Through End Of March Due To Winter Storm Damage
• Only Republican to vote for police reform says he pressed wrong button
• Small Business Owners Expect Slow Economic Recovery As Work-From-Home Trend Continues
• Capitals' Alex Ovechkin Fined $5K For Spearing Bruins' Trent Frederic
• MNUFC Signs 17-Year-Old Patrick Weah, Former Wayzata High School Star
• Marvel: Universe of Super Heroes Exhibit Now Open At Museum of Science & Industry
• Autopsy: Infamous 'I-5 Strangler' Roger Reece Kibbe Was Strangled Himself
• San Leandro Library Eliminates Late Fees For Overdue Material
• Smaller Performance Venues Set To Reopen Next Month In New York: 'We All Want To Be Entertained'
• South Dakota Mother Facing Charges After Kids Ate Pot Gummies
• Chauvin Trial: Minneapolis Spending $645K For Barriers Around City Buildings, Police Precincts
• Fans Missing Disneyland Can Buy Tickets To Dine At California Adventure Park Starting March 18
• Delaware County-Based Gerhard Appliances Helping Deliver Drinking Water To Texas Following Collingdale Mayor's Call For Help
• Discover Bringing 1,000 Jobs Chatham, Opening Customer Care Center At Site Of Shuttered Target Store
• Transit Officer Shoots Man During Struggle On South Shore Line Train
• Philadelphia Police Heighten Security Around City Buildings In Effort To Monitor Threats Against US Capitol In Washington
• Suspected Serial Rapist Pedro Samarrippas Arrested On U.S. Mexico Border, Detectives Seek Other Potential Victims 
• Mask Mandate Not Among COVID-19 Mitigation Efforts Pennsylvania Considers Easing
• COVID In Minnesota: 14 More Deaths Reported As Number Of Vaccine Shots Administered Nears 1.5M
• Car Driven Into Novato Gun Store In Attempted Robbery
• Wildwoods Convention Center Hosting First Event Since March 2020 This Weekend
• COVID In Maryland: 809 New Cases, Hospitalizations Flat
• Miami Weather: Cooler Start, Mild Afternoon Temps
• Upcoming City Of Denver Construction Projects To Create $1B In Sales, Over 7,000 Jobs
• California city's gas-station ban nips climate change at the pump
• Mavericks Now Accepting Dogecoin As Payment For Tickets, Merchandise
• Wait For COVID Vaccine Appointments Could Take A Month For Those Eligible
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Health Department Reports 3,028 New COVID-19 Cases, 50 Additional Deaths
• Police Warn Of Fake Jewelry Scammer Roaming Woodland, Yolo County
• First Single-Shot Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccines Administered At Tufts Medical Center
• Cuomo's alleged harassment "derailed" aide's career, lawyer says
• John Barros, Boston's Former Chief Of Economic Development, Joins Mayoral Race
• 12.2K Unemployment Insurance Claims Filed Last Week In Maryland
• Jordan Jefferson Sentenced To 30 Years In Prison For Running Over, Killing Girlfriend With Her Car
• COVID Restrictions In Colorado: Cherry Cricket Among The Denver Restaurants Ready To Welcome More Customers
• Disguised On DoorDash? Several Chain Restaurants Marketing Food Under Different Names
• Florida Jobless Claims Below 16,000 Last Week
• North Texas, Independently-Owned Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas Not Impacted By Chapter 11 Filing
• Senate panel advances Haaland's nomination for interior secretary
• Caught On Video: Man Shot Inside Brooklyn Laundromat
• 3.2 Magnitude Earthquake Rattles North Bay Wine Country
• Barrett writes first majority Supreme Court opinion in FOIA dispute
• Missing Castle Shannon Teen Found
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 276 More Coronavirus Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• N.Y., Denver libraries aren't removing Dr. Seuss books over racist imagery
• 'Don't Get Relaxed,' Warn 2 Coloradans Working Hard To Avoid Contracting COVID For A Second Time
• Better Business Bureau Offers Warning As Dueling Van Gogh Experiences Create Some Confusion For New Yorkers
• Man Found Clinging Under Tower Bridge Piling Rescued
• 'Our Tourism Is Still Handicapped,' Gov. Ron DeSantis Believes Feds Should Let Cruising Resume
• Prices At The Pump Climbing In Texas As Rising Trend Hits Nearly 21-Month High
• Northwestern Scores Last Six Points, Beats Maryland 60-55
• Kidsburgh: Family-Fun Activities In March
• Cocktail Recipe: The Cuernavaca
• Education Commissioner To Request Authority To Start Winding Down Remote, Hybrid Learning In Schools
• NHL Fines Alex Ovechkin For Spearing Bruins' Trent Frederic In Groin
• Canton Resident $1M Richer After Claiming Winning Texas Lottery Scratch Ticket
• Denver Installs Permanent Public Restroom Near 16th Street Mall
• Boxford Rescuers, Good Samaritans Team Up To Save Deer That Fell Through Ice
• Disney Closing 60 Stores In North America
• Annapolis Police Warn Of Several Scams Targeting Residents
• With Jackie Bradley Jr. Gone, Who's Left From 2018 Red Sox?
• Indian man accused of beheading daughter in apparent "honor killing"
• Square buying Jay-Z's streaming music service for $297 million
• Police: Woman Attacked With Sock Full Of Coins With Son On Subway
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• Senators Gillibrand and Rubio introduce bill to prevent truck underrides
• Basketball Star Jeremy Lin Speaks Out About Attacks On Asian Americans, Racism On Court
• March 5 Marks 1 Year Since First COVID Cases Reported In Maryland, Gov. Hogan Declares Friday A Day Of Remembrance
• Law Enforcement On High Alert After Plot Warning At U.S. Capitol, House Cancels Session Thursday
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: 40% Of Vaccine Doses For State's Most Vulnerable; San Francisco Bar, Restaurant Owners Cautiously Optimistic
• Teen Charged With Attempted Carjacking In Greater Grand Crossing
• House passes sweeping elections and police reform bills
• Blind In The Pandemic: Local Musician Noé Socha Faces Special Challenges Amid The COVID-19 Outbreak
• COVID Field Hospital At Worcester's DCU Center Plans To Close
• Elaine Chao used government resources to help family, watchdog finds
• Disney Closing Dozens Of Stores In The US And Canada This Year
• 'We're Feeling Swell, Viewers': MN Grandparents Go Viral With Song About Getting Vaccine
• Jhené Aiko on her music, sexuality and feeling "wild and free"
• Weather Blog: More Wind
• Barbie unveils Eleanor Roosevelt doll for International Women's Day
• Turkey Smashes Through Window At Fair Oaks Dentist's Office During Patient Appointments
• Animal Rescue Organizations Say Pandemic Has Changed Their Industry For The Better
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Johnson & Johnson And Merck Partnership
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• New unemployment claims ticked up last week
• Paramount+ is the latest major entrant to streaming wars
• Stanislaus County Sheriff Says State Bureaucracy Is Slowing Down Vaccine Distribution
• Bruins Play Tribute Video For Zdeno Chara In Empty Garden: 'It Sucks That There's No Fans In The Building'
• Vikings Training Center To Become Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Site
• Miami Proud: 'With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility,' 'Doctor Spidey' Makes Rounds At Nicklaus Children's Hospital
• Do-It-All Guard McKinley Wright IV Has Buffs Colorado Buffaloes Ranked, On Track
• New Streaming Service Paramount Plus Launches Wednesday
• Avalanche Move Into Tie For Third Place In Western Division With Win 4-0 Over Sharks
• California To Give 40% Of Vaccine Doses To Vulnerable Areas
• Pirates, PNC Agree To 10-Year Extension Of Stadium Naming Rights
• HOW TO SIGN UP: Philadelphia, FEMA Prepare To Launch COVID-19 Mass Vaccination Site At Pennsylvania Convention Center This Week
• Pittsburgh City Council Tables Discussion Of "No-Knock Bill" For 2 Weeks
• Baby Of Innocent Bystander Critically Injured In Texas Police Shooting
• Truck Driver Killed In Rollover Crash In Belmont
• Meghan accuses U.K. royals of "perpetuating falsehoods" against her
• Julie Gentry And Andre Comeau Get Real About 'The Real World Homecoming: New York': 'We Are A Family, We Handle Tough Conversations'
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/4 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• 2 Killed In High-Speed Crash On Southwest Side
• Prince Philip, 99, undergoes surgery for heart condition
• Police: Suspect Beats Subway Rider With Cane On Brooklyn A-Train
• Mid-City Man Tries To Evict Tenant, Finds He's Been Accused Of Stealing Nearly $2K From Georgia Charity
• Man Accused Of Punching Woman After Asking For $1 At Brooklyn Subway Station
• Oregon moves to ban display of nooses, a racist symbol
• Great apes at San Diego Zoo receive COVID-19 vaccine
• SpaceX Starship Flips & Lands In Texas Upright, But Then Explodes On Landing Pad
• Seniors Can Schedule COVID Vaccine Appointments At The United Center Beginning Thursday
• Diocese Of Pittsburgh Discourages Catholics From Using Johnson & Johnson Vaccine If Possible
• Police Investigating Shooting Outside Miami Marriott Biscayne Bay
• Zoom-ed Out: Many Beginning To Feel Fatigued From Constant Virtual Meetings
• Search Warrant Executed To Obtain Black Box Data In Tiger Woods Crash
• Is America a Christian nation? Pastors at odds about faith and politics
• SpaceX Starship prototype sticks landing, then explodes
• Railroad Worker Killed After 2 Freight Trains 'Converge' In Buena Park
• Ex-NFL player Kellen Winslow II sentenced 14 years for rape
• Yankees manager taking leave of absence after receiving pacemaker
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• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Teachers Say It Is A 'Blessing' To Get Prioritized For Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
• Pentagon watchdog releases report on former White House physician
• IRS paid taxpayers $3 billion in interest due to late refunds
• "Embarrassed" Cuomo apologizes for "pain I've caused" and says he won't resign
• Have You Noticed Higher Gas Prices Lately? You're Not Alone
• Biden criticizes states for lifting mask mandates
• Dine-in cinema chain Alamo Drafthouse files for bankruptcy
• Luka Nurses Back Injury, All-Star Favorite Sits Out Against OKC Thunder
• Career Coach: Avoiding Scams While Job Searching
• Playland's Castaway Cove Set To Reopen On March 27 After Devastating Fire
• Bourbonnais Elementary Teachers Going On Strike Thursday Morning
• Residents Furious After Dumpsters Are Hauled Off At Low-Income Housing Complex, Not Returned For Days
• House scraps Thursday session after intel warns of potential violence at Capitol
• Teen shot by classmate in Arkansas junior high school has died
• Democrats limit eligibility for stimulus checks in Senate COVID bill
• Russian opposition leader transferred "to remove him from Moscow"
• Germans' rejection of Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine hinders COVID fight
• U.S. traffic deaths spike — these states had highest increase
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cloudy & Chilly Weather Sticks Around Through The Weekend
• Immersive Van Gogh Art Exhibit Coming to Philadelphia This Summer
• NYPD: Brutal Subway Beating Of Asian Man On Lower East Side Considered Hate Crime
• Anti-Defamation League: FBI Arrested 'White Supremacist' During Fort Lauderdale Raid
• Texas power grid CEO getting fired in wake of deadly blackouts
• More Cicero Families Come Forward As They Wait For Answers In Cold Case Murders
• It Happens Here: Plymouth Farm Gives Neglected Animals A Second Chance
• Jackie Bradley Jr. Signing With Milwaukee Brewers, Reports Say
• Chicago Weather: Cooler Thursday; Warmup Ahead
• Police Searching For Gunman After Man Shot, Killed In North Philadelphia
• John Dougherty, IBEW Local 98 Union Leader, Nephew Gregory Fiocca Charged With Extortion, Conspiracy By Feds
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: PIAA Releases New Mask Mandate Ahead Of Spring Sports
• 38 killed as Myanmar protesters suffer "bloodiest day" since coup
• SpaceX launches 60 more internet satellites
• Villanova University Reports Male Student Allegedly Sexually Assaulted 4 Female Students In Residence Halls
• Con Alma, Restaurant And Jazz Club, To Open Downtown Location
• Scientists Say Harp Seal Pups Are Being Affected By Climate Change
• COVID Reopening: Santa Clara County Indoor Dining, Gyms Open For 1st Time Since December After Shift To Red Tier
• COVID: Swollen Lymph Nodes After Vaccination Could Lead To False Alarm On Breast Cancer Tests, UCSF Doctors Say
• Suspected DUI Driver Arrested After Crash Kills Motorcyclist
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• Pittsburgh Native T.J. McConnell Breaks NBA Steals Record
• Ex-West Virginia Councilman Charged For Breaching U.S. Capitol In Jan. 6 Riots
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• American Rescue Plan makes its way to Senate, but off to a slow start
• Republicans delay Senate debate on Biden's coronavirus relief bill 
• Forensics report reveals details on pipe bombs left near U.S. Capitol in January
• COVID-19 vaccination efforts pick up speed as states begin easing restrictions
• Dallas officer arrested on 2 murder charges
• Meghan Markle accuses royal family of "perpetuating falsehoods"
• Senate forges ahead with Biden's COVID relief plan
• States ease COVID restrictions as vaccine effort ramps up
• Biden meets with bipartisan House members on infrastructure
• CBS News exclusive: Ex-Cuomo aide details governor's alleged sexual harassment
• Activist Amanda Nguyen on recent spike in anti-Asian hate crimes: "We are dying to be heard"
• Senate votes to start debate on COVID-19 relief bill
• White House says it's not "overpromising" on getting all adults vaccines by May
• Crimes against Asian Americans continue to rise one year into COVID-19 pandemic
• How the QAnon conspiracy threatens U.S. democracy
• House passes significant voting rights bill but it faces an uncertain future in the Senate
• "It's not my day to eat": COVID recession hitting low-wage workers hardest
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• New threats from extremist groups put the U.S. Capitol on high alert
• ViacomCBS launches Paramount+ streaming service
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• Nurse practitioner discusses expected CDC guidance for people who've been vaccinated
• Chinese restaurants struggle with race-related attacks
• White House narrows income limits for stimulus checks
• Texas' plan to reopen draws praise while causing concern
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• London Calling: U.K. celebrates 20 million COVID vaccinations
• Buckingham Palace investigates Meghan Markle bullying allegations ahead of Oprah interview
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• Meghan Markle speaks out as palace investigates accusations of bullying
• New Jersey Visiting Nurse Association distributes COVID-19 doses to people who can't leave home
• Great apes at San Diego Zoo get animal version of COVID-19 vaccine
• SpaceX rocket successfully lands in test, then explodes
• Senate debates economic package after agreement reached to limit stimulus checks
• WorldView: At least 38 killed in Myanmar; several injured in Sweden stabbing attack
• Cuomo apologizes, refuses to resign in first public appearance since harassment allegations
• House passes most extensive voting reforms in generation, setting up battle in Senate
• New deal between Senate Democrats, Biden lowers eligibility for third round of stimulus checks
• Former Homeland adviser Fran Townsend on threats to Capitol, law enforcement by conspiracy theorists
• U.S. House cancels Thursday session as intelligence bulletin warns of threat against Capitol
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