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• Theft Leaves San Jose Couple Bereft: 'We're Heartbroken, All Our Precious Things Are Gone'
• Boy, 8, Hailed A Hero After Discovering Baby Sister Unresponsive In Pool
• Lake County Luxury Hotel, Housing Project Raises Concerns Over Wildfire Risk
• Indoor Restaurant Dining Resumes, Movie Theaters Reopen in SF and Santa Clara Counties
• Car Slams Into Roseville Building, Comes Out The Other Side
• OT Goal Gives Golden Knights 5-4 Win Over Sharks
• Folsom Shuts Sutter Street Down To Open Businesses
• 'Bizarre, Belligerent Behavior': Traveling Nurse Working In Grass Valley Arrested 3 Times In 2 Days
• 'It's Just Not Working': Women In The Workforce Hit Hardest By Pandemic
• Sketch Released Of Suspect Who Entered Davis Woman's Apartment, Tried To Sexually Assault Her
• California Back In Action With Baseball, Music And Amusement Parks Soon Open To Fans
• San Francisco School District Reaches Deal With Teachers to Commence In-Person Learning April 12
• 2 With Gunshot Wounds Found Inside Vehicle During Crash Investigation In Adams County
• Poet Amanda Gorman Says Security Guard Followed Her Home, Called Her 'Suspicious'
• Chicago Weather: Weekend Looking Nice And Sunny
• People Line Up For Hours Hoping For Spare COVID-19 Shot At Triton College
• Nichushkin Scores Twice, Avs Beat Ducks 3-2 In Overtime
• Senate Moves Forward With Stimulus Bill Debate After Nearly 12 Hours Of Stalemate
• Colorado Day Of Remembrance Honors Those Who Lost Their Lives To COVID
• Study Shows Wildfire Smoke Much More Harmful Than Auto Pollution
• St. Patrick's Day Celebrations Will Look Different In Chicago This Year Or There Could Be Fines
• Girl Scout Delivers Homemade 'Ear Savers' To Elementary Students For More Comfortable Mask Wearing
• Prentiss Perkins, Former All-State Basketball Player, Reflects On Life That Could Have Been
• Play Ball! This Time With Fans in the Stands
• Study Shows Wildfire Smoke Much More Harmful Than Auto Pollution
• Bill To Reduce Standardized Testing Load For Colorado Students Passes Out Of Committee
• Family Hoping For Recovery After 11-Year-Old Girl Shot While Sitting In Mother's Car At West Pullman Gas Station
• Blues Rally For 3-2 Win Over Kings On Hoffman's Goal In OT
• Perseverance On The Move: Mars Rover Completes First Test Drive On Red Planet
• Police: Teen Bites Paramedic On Face While Being Placed On Stretcher In Brooklyn
• Brooklyn Mom Wants NYC Apartments Inspected Annually After Parts Of Ceiling Crash Down On 12-Year-Old Son
• 1 Injured, At Least 24 Units Destroyed After Fire At Fort Worth Apartment Complex
• Crews Respond To House Fire In Pine Township
• Gov. Hogan Honors Those Who Lost Their Lives To COVID-19; Marks March 5 As Day Of Remembrance
• Vaccine Line Jumpers Gaming System To Get Their Shot
• Natick, Newton North Scrimmage Ahead Of Spring Football Season
• Adult Entertainment Resumes In Baltimore Friday Afternoon After City Agrees To Lift COVID Restriction
• New York State Legislature Votes To Curb Gov. Cuomo's Emergency Powers
• NYPD Aviation & Scuba Unit Helps Rescue Injured Crew Member On Board Fishing Vessel
• State Rep. Ed Gainey Introduces Bill To Ban Semi-Automatic Rifles
• Immersive Public Art Installation Now On Display At Domino Park
• NYPD: Bleach Thrown In Officer's Eyes During Clash Between Protesters In Midtown
• Baltimore County Public Schools To Allow Inner County Sporting Events Beginning Next Friday
• Doctor's Note Accepted At MDC North Campus COVID-19 Vaccination Site
• Brooklyn Teen Facing Rape Charges In Alleged Attack At Mount Saint Mary College
• Democrats Strike Deal To Move Forward With Stimulus Bill Debate After Hours-Long Stall
• Baltimore Police: Man Killed In Shooting Friday Night
• Man Killed In Hit & Run In Denver's Westwood Neighborhood
• Maryland Gas Prices Up 28 Cents From Last Month; National Average 25 Cents Away From $3
• New York City Movie Theaters Reopen After Nearly A Year Of COVID Restrictions
• Roof Collapse At James Rickards Middle School In Oakland Park Forces School To Evacuate
• Puppy Stolen From Backyard At Northwest Baltimore Home Returned To Owner
• Chicago Police Officer Found Dead Of Apparent Suicide Days After Another Officer Suicide
• Trump appointee arrested in connection with Capitol riot
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations Fall Below 300 In Riverside County, San Bernardino Reports 210
• COVID: E. Bay Teachers Union At Odds With District Plan To Get Students Back On Campus
• Katie Couric Taking Over 'Jeopardy!' For 2 Weeks; Will Be First Woman To Guest Host
• 'This Is Beyond Bullying': Justice Sought For Plano ISD Boy Allegedly Abused By Haggard Middle School Students
• The University of Michigan Research Found Vaping Marijuana Associated with More Lung Damage
• COVID In Clear Creek County: No Hesitation About Johnson & Johnson Vaccine At Clinic
• Detroit Bus Drivers Receives First Raise In Three Years
• Pandemic Pushing Chinatown Businesses To The Brink, Advocates Say Intervention Is Crucial
• Man Wanted For Deadly Shooting Of IUP Student Arrested In Altoona
• Orange County Continues To See Encouraging COVID-19 Trends
• Michigan Senator, Gary Peters, Expects $1.9T Coronavirus Package Approved By The Weekend
• 600 Seniors From Hard-Hit Areas, With Limited Access To Resources Vaccinated Against COVID-19 In Huntington Beach
• Elizabeth Hertel, MDHHS Director, Testified In Senate Committee About Former Director Robert Gordon
• Data Shows 66% Drop In Risk Of Contracting COVID-19 In Dallas County
• COVID Restrictions: Singing Prohibited At Indoor Live Music Performances In Massachusetts
• Bruins Respond To Head Shot With 5-1 Victory Over Capitals
• Leaders Sounding Alarm About COVID-19 'Vaccine Desert' In South Philadelphia
• State Sen. Kerry Donovan Introduces Bill For Commission To Investigate Social Media Complaints
• Bruins Respond To Head Shot With 5-1 Victory Over Capitals
• Education Layoffs Looming? Districts Start To Give Some Teachers The Pink Slip
• Q&A: Medical Experts Address COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution To Illinois, When To Expect Herd Immunity
• COVID In Colorado: Grocery Workers Become Eligible For Vaccine
• Illinois First Among 10 Most Populous States In First COVID-19 Vaccine Doses, But Dead Last For Second Doses
• K9 With Carroll County Sheriff's Department Receives Bulletproof Vest
• More Than 1 Million Wisconsin Residents Have Been Vaccinated
• Orioles Rank 8th As Booziest Fanbase In Major League Baseball, Survey Says
• Reports: Top Cuomo Aides Allegedly Altered July Report To Conceal Number Of Nursing Home Deaths
• Man Found Dead Lying In Blood Inside Burning Somerton Home, Philly Police Say
• Ridgewood Community Gathers Together To Surprise High School Senior Suffering From Chronic Illness
• Stolen Vehicle Suspect Surrenders After Nearly 5 Hour Standoff In San Clemente
• Maryland Casinos Generate $126.2M During February
• Family Calls Star Sacramento High School Quarterback Death A 'Random Act' As Police Search For Second Suspect
• Glendale School Football Teams To Hold 'Virtual Practices' After Positive COVID Tests
• 50-Year-Old Woman Missing For Nearly A Month From Santa Clarita Area
• COVID Vaccine In New York: Homebound Seniors Received Johnson & Johnson Vaccine At Brooklyn Housing Complex
• Florida Panthers' Upcoming Back-To-Back Games
• Forget About The Candles And Dark Room, Meditation Is All About Practicing Awareness
• Illinois Report Card On Vaccine Rollout: Which Chicago Area Counties Have Best And Worst Vaccination Rates
• Q&A: Dr. Allison Arwady Addresses COVID-19 Vaccine Timeline, Brazilian Variant Identification In Chicago
• Queens Judge Vacates Convictions For 3 Men Who Served 24 Years In Prison For 2 Murders
• Delaware Sens. Tom Carper, Chris Coons Join 6 Other Democrats To Vote Against $15 Minimum Wage
• Colorado Dragon Boat Film Festival Goes Virtual, Sense Of Community More Essential Than Ever
• Long Beach To Begin Vaccinating People With Disabilities Next Week
• Social Housing May Be A Fix For San Francisco's Housing Affordability Crisis
• Mom Of 6-Year-Old Boy Allegedly Dragged And Dumped In Ohio River Charged With Murder
• Faces Of COVID: Daryl Kruger, 82, Loved His Grandkids And The MN Twins
• Pittsburgh Public Schools: City League Girls Basketball Season On Hold Due To COVID-19 Cases
• National Nutrition Month: Personalize Your Plate with Trusted Resources and Registered Dietitian/Nutritionists
• LA County Administers Over 450K COVID Vaccines In 1 Week, Officials Expect Increased Allocation Next Week
• UPDATE: Police Arrest Suspect After Knife-Wielding Man Flees 2-Alarm Apartment Fire In San Francisco's Castro
• COVID: California Allows For Some Fans At Ballparks, Limited Capacity At Amusement Parks April 1
• Lost San Lorenzo French Bulldog Returned After Being Found in Mexico
• Del Paso Heights Vaccine Clinic Gets Supply Cut Off – What Happens Now?
• Man Found Fatally Shot In East San Jose Neighborhood; 7th Homicide Of The Year
• Police: Face Coverings Helping Thieves Blend In, Fueling Crimes Of Opportunity Like Beverly Hills Robbery
• 2 People Dead After Crash Caused By Wrong-Way Driver In Irving, Police Say
• Ceres Police: Man, 69, Accidentally Shot Himself During Firearms Training
• Family Farm Recovers From Hail Storm With Hot Sauce
• Illinois Vaccination Line: 12 Million Waiting For Illinois Vaccinations With 8% Of Population Fully Vaccinated
• LAX Seeing 'Noticeable Uptick' In Travelers Ahead Of Spring Break Though Travel Advisory Remains In Effect
• Perseverance rover makes tracks on Mars
• Appeals Court: Judge Erred In Not Reinstating 3rd-Degree Murder Charge Against Derek Chauvin
• Police Video Reveals California Man Who Died In 2017 Said 'I Can't Breathe'
• Kentucky Man Living In Uniontown Indicted For Alleged Role In Capitol Attack
• Expert: What An Additional 3rd-Degree Murder Charge Could Mean For Derek Chauvin
• Southwestern Pa. Ski Resorts Adjusting To Busy Season
• Student 'Vaccine Hunters' Help Secure COVID-19 Shot Appointments For Those In Need
• 'She Represents Love And Light': Dolly Parton Mural On Wall Of Costa Mesa Bar Nearly Complete
• Rep. Eric Swalwell Sues President Trump, Trump Jr., Giuliani, Over Capitol Insurrection
• New Vaccine Data On Race, Ethnicity Show Majority Of Shots Have Gone To White Minnesotans
• At First Reluctant, More Blacks Now Seeing Benefits, Safety Of COVID-19 Vaccines
• JBS Employees Get COVID Vaccines Months After 6 Die From Outbreak At Greeley Plant
• Allegheny County Council Set To Vote On Requiring Businesses To Pay Employees Sick Paid Leave
• Community Group Focuses On COVID-19 Education In Most At-Risk Neighborhoods
• Brent Seabrook Ending Playing Career After 15 Years With Chicago Blackhawks
• Panorama City Condo Fire Spreads To Adjacent Building; No Injuries Reported
• This Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (March 6)
• Man Arrested After Going Into Mission Viejo Bank, Claiming To Have Bomb In Backpack
• Gov. Wolf Says Rite Aid Pharmacies In State Will Receive Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine For School Employees And Students
• 'This Is A Liberty Issue': Group Representing Placer County Restaurant Owners Threatens To Sue Newsom Over COVID Regulations
• Jackson Kostolsky, Of Allentown, Charged For Alleged Role In US Capitol Riot
• CDC study finds in-person dining bans, wearing masks make a difference
• Why Public Utility Commission Won't Reverse Alleged ERCOT Overcharges And What It Could Mean For You
• 3 Hospitalized With Severe Burns After Explosion, Fire In Greeley Apartment
• WWII-Era Planes Participate In Flyover For Day Of Remembrance
• Celebration Held For Beloved Holy Ghost Prep Basketball Coach Tony Chapman After Earning 900th Win
• Health Officials Stress Importance Of Continued COVID Testing
• Vehicle Sought In Fatal San Francisco Pedestrian Crash
• 99 Seconds Of Silence Observed Across Philadelphia Region To Honor Sgt. Robert Wilson
• Gov. JB Pritzker To Extend Illinois Eviction Moratorium For Another 30 Days
• Activists Briefly Disrupt Virtual Court Proceeding For Evictions in Martinez
• Staffing Cuts At St. John's Episcopal Hospital In Far Rockaway Temporarily Halted
• Texas Expecting Over 1 Million COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Next Week
• California Allowing Theme Parks, Ball Parks And Stadiums To Reopen With Strict Limits On April 1
• Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava: 'Countywide Curfew Could Be Lifted By April 5th'
• Girl, 12, Rescued From Human Trafficking In Vallejo; Man, 19, In Custody
• Latest US Jobs Report Shows Strongest Hiring Bump In Months As Vaccination Efforts Ramp Up
• High School Spring Sports Kick Off After Being Canceled Last Year During Pandemic's Start
• ASPCA Holding Virtual Towel Drive While Facing Shortage During Pandemic
• Three Construction Accidents In Two Weeks Have Workplace Safety Advocates Alarmed
• Furry Tails: Rory, Greta & Bindi Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• With Warmer Temperatures And Hope For Spring, Minnesotans Flock To Parks, Trails
• Feds Seize 65,000 Counterfeit N95 Masks At O'Hare International Airport
• Pittsburgh-Area Caregivers Asking Lawmakers To Increase Minimum Wage End 48-Hour Fast
• New Jersey Organization Says Parents' Need For Assistance With Diapers Is Greater Than Ever Due To Pandemic
• Tiger Woods found unconscious by man after SUV crash, affidavit says
• Health officials urge caution as states ease COVID restrictions
• CBS4 Photojournalist Rafael Murciano Is Quite 'The Entertainer' With His Musical Talents
• Dolphin Legend & Humanitarian Nat Moore Honored With Mural In Overtown
• Illinois Surpasses 3 Million COVID-19 Vaccinations; More Than 1 Million Residents Fully Vaccinated
• Bridgewater State University Using Robots To Deliver Food To Students
• Westmoreland County Leaders Say They're Getting Less Vaccine Than Smaller Counties
• Customer Loyalty During The Pandemic Helped Some Mom & Pop Businesses Survive
• Annapolis Files Lawsuit Against Big Oil Companies For The Costs Of Climate Change
• Philadelphia Seeking Proposals To Reimagine Portion Of Ben Franklin Parkway Into Pedestrian-Centric Space
• Snapshot NY: At Hackensack Brewing Company, Beer Is All About Diversity
• 'I Feel Relieved': What People Are Saying And Doing After They Get Their COVID Vaccine
• Billerica High School Football Team Seeks Opponent For First Week Of Shortened Season
• Elon Musk's 'Boring Company,' Fort Lauderdale Closer To Making Tunnel Project A Reality
• Web Series 'Stories In Case' Launched By South Jersey Nurse Pays Tribute To Frontline Teammates At Cooper Hospital
• Maia Chaka To Make History As First African-American Female Official In NFL
• Crews Use Ladder Across Partially-Frozen Clear Creek In High-Angle Rescue
• 21-Year-Old Man Critically Wounded After Shot In Chest In North Philadelphia
• Catholic Bishops: Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 Vaccine 'Morally Compromised'
• Massachusetts Surpasses 2 Million COVID Vaccine Doses Administered
• Gov. Jared Polis Holds Remembrance Ceremony Tonight Marking 1 Year Since Colorado's First Confirmed COVID Case
• First Responders At Apparent Hillside Rescue Effort In Forward Township
• CBS Sports Mock Draft: Broncos Trade With Dolphins For Ohio State Quarterback Justin Fields
• Meghan Says It's 'Liberating' For Her And Prince Harry To Be Able To Make Their Own Choices
• Former Baltimore Police Trainee Jordan Ali Indicted After Allegedly Harassing, Chasing Women Who Wouldn't Invite Him To Party
• Baltimore Now Publicizing Whether People Vaccinated Against COVID-19 Locally Are City Residents Or From Other Areas
• Nicklaus Children's Hospital Offers COVID-19 Vaccine To At-Risk Children and Young Adults
• COVID 1 Year Later: Health Care Workers, Patients Grateful For Progress Made In Treating Virus
• First Case Of Brazil Variant Of COVID-19 Confirmed In Illinois
• Boeing CEO waived pay but got compensation worth $21 million
• Preliminary Injunction Means Arapahoe County Couple Can Keep Displaying Gay Pride Flag
• Woman Says She Was Attacked While Hiking At Fort Worth Park
• COVID Vaccine On Long Island: Vaccination Sites For Teachers Popping Up In Nassau, Suffolk Counties As Some Districts Prepare To Reopen
• FDA Says Temperature Scanning Devices Used To Detect Coronavirus Are Not Always Accurate
• Despite Warm Weather, Some Popular Outdoor Spots May Be Too Icy
• Mass. School Board Votes To Allow Education Commissioner To Begin In-Person Learning Plan
• Video Shows Fresno Man Dying In Police Custody, Saying 'I Can't Breathe'
• Excitement Growing For 193rd Philadelphia Flower Show Set To Be Held At FDR Park
• Don't Swab, Just Scream: Dutch Inventor Tests New Way To Detect COVID
• Alex Lopez Charged In Deadly Crash At End Of Chase In Fairfax District That Killed Jeeves Tangonan
• Iceland rocked by more than 20,000 earthquakes in 10 days
• Fire Destroys Dog Kennel On Same Shamong Property Where Dozens Of Dead Dogs Found In Freezers In 2018
• New Jersey Health Officials Bring State's First Doses Of Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine To Union City Senior Complex
• Hialeah Police Release Photo Of Man Wanted In Fatal Shooting Of Woman
• No. 20 Loyola Cruises To 73-49 Win Over Southern Illinois
• Almost half of Americans financially struggling 1 year after COVID-19 hit
• Software Issues Allowing People To Jump COVID-19 Vaccine Lines At FEMA Site, Philly Health Commissioner Says
• LinkedIn Survey: Working Women Lives Have Turned 'Upside Down' Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• CU Researchers To Study Role Gun Retailers Can Play In Suicide Prevention
• Few Veterans On Orioles Roster Serve As Mentors To Young Players
• Texas governor backs law to stop social media sites from banning users
• White House and Texas governor disagree over COVID testing for migrants
• Camden Mayor Frank Moran Resigning At End Of Month
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Could Start Vaccinating Teachers Next Week
• Small Business Owners Across Mass. Express Frustrations Securing PPP Loans
• Vaccination Site Near Golden Gate Fields Open Friday After Closure Due to Protest
• Aurora Police Hope Video Of Attack On Older Man Leads To Arrest Of Suspects
• LA County Sheriff's Department Holds Vaccine Clinic For Deputies, Employees At Pomona Fairplex
• 'Miracle On Ice' Star Mark Pavelich Dies
• Jesus Velasquez Arrested For Kidnapping After Victim Escapes From Car At Stop Sign
• Building Superintendent Killed In Brooklyn Elevator Accident
• Snow, Rain A Welcome Sight In Colorado But Drought Still A Big Problem
• Some Homeless Camps Damaged In 2-Alarm Fire Near Discovery Park
• This week on "Face the Nation," March 7, 2021
• Police: Man Charged In Connection To Shooting In Northwest Baltimore
• COVID In Florida: 5,975 Additional Cases, 138 Deaths Reported Friday
• Pitt Says Some 2021 Commencement Ceremonies Will Be In-Person
• 12-Year-Old Girl Rescued From Human Trafficking In Vallejo; 19-Year-Old Arrested
• Desiree Adorno, Michael Fields Charged In Robbing Philadelphia Wawa With Explosives
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Says Floridians 60 And Up Could Soon Get COVID-19 Shots
• Pena Boulevard Gets New Traffic Pattern On Way To Denver International Airport
• SMUD Again Extends Suspension Of Non-Payment Shutoffs – Now Through June
• Massachusetts Reports 1,677 New COVID Cases, 25 Additional Deaths
• District Attorney: No Charges Filed In Von Miller Investigation
• US To Lift Capacity Restrictions At Immigrant Holding Facilities
• Black Law Enforcement Leaders Discuss Minnesota Policing
• 3 People Taken To Hospital After Crash Involving Semi, 2 Cars On Elder Creek Road
• Ware Scores 29 To Lift Morgan St. Past Delaware St. 92-67
• MCA Denver Announces Rooftop Concerts In March And April
• AstraZeneca hopes to file for COVID vaccine authorization within weeks
• Bloomington Police: Missing Man With Alzheimer's Disease Found Dead
• Study: High Schoolers Who Misuse Prescription Opioids Are At Higher Risk For Suicidal Behaviors
• 'You Guys Better Hide. I Am Gonna Shoot It Up,' Teen Accused Of Making Threat To Pompano Beach Middle School
• Riverside County Social Services Building In Lake Elsinore Damaged By Fire, Closed Until Further Notice
• ATM Stolen From Pasadena Royal Farms Store Recovered, 2 Suspects Sought, Police Say
• Covid-19 Death Rates 10 Times Higher In Countries Where Most Adults Are Overweight, Report Finds
• Adams County Officials Urge Residents To Get CodeRED Alerts
• Massachusetts Ranked As '30th-Safest State During COVID-19 Pandemic'
• Police Arrest Emmanuel Chandler, Man Who Allegedly Shot Witness In Donthe Lucas Murder Trial
• Maryland 911 Dispatcher Helps Couple Deliver Baby Boy
• Colorado Oil & Gas Taunts The North Face At Mock Award Ceremony
• Major Challenges In Denver Metro Area For New Home Seekers As Median Home Price Increases By 21% In Past Year
• Justin Croson Arrested In Brutal Beating Of Norristown Pizza Shop Owner, Police Say
• United Airlines Flight 328 Update: Exam Finds Multiple Cracks In Part Of Jet's Engine
• Maryland Lawmakers Are Close To Adding HBCU Funding
• 9 Great Apes At San Diego Zoo Become First Non-Humans To Receive A COVID Vaccine
• Pitt Chemistry Professor Helping With NASA Perseverance Rover's Search For Life On Mars
• 'We Cannot Accept This': Teens Shot In Baltimore Thursday Still In Hospital, One In Grave Condition; Police Following Leads
• Mass General Brigham Hospitals Now Allowing Most Patients One Visitor Per Day
• Fire Truck On Way To House Fire Collides With Car In West Philadelphia
• Update: President Biden Won't Be Visiting Baltimore Lab Making Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
• Affidavit: Tiger Woods Found Unconscious Immediately After Crash
• Book excerpt: Walter Isaacson's "The Code Breaker"
• Stocks climb, erasing earlier losses, as economy heats up
• 'We're Very Concerned:' Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber Worried Spring Break Crowds Could Cause COVID Super Spreader Events
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 913 New Cases Reported; ICU Cases Up
• COVID Vaccines: East San Jose Roller Rink Transformed Into Mass Vaccination Site
• 1 Dead, 2 Injured In I-57 Expressway Shooting Near 119th Street
• Plantation Man Accused Of Scamming $300,000 From Elderly Residents
• Judge Declares Another Mistrial In Mark Redwine Murder Case
• Massachusetts Adds 3 States To COVID-19 Travel Order Exempt List
• 'This Loyola-Chicago Team Is Better Than The Final Four Team': CBS' Gary Parrish Talks Ramblers, MVC Tournament
• Harbor Seal Pup Found Abandoned In Laguna Beach Makes Big Move To New York Aquarium
• Gov. Walz To Deliver State Of The State Address In Mankato On March 21
• After Getting Calls About Barber Shop Shooting Police Find 3 Wounded At Dallas Hospital
• There was no mass exodus from California in 2020, research finds
• Stimulus Check Update: Are Relief Payments Bad For The Economy?
• UPMC: Health Information Of Some St. Margaret Patients Inappropriately Disclosed
• Beto O'Rourke Criss-Crossing Texas, Igniting Rumors He Plans To Run For Governor
• 'I Was Physically Shaking': Florida Man On Seeing Four Endangered Panthers At Same Time
• 'I Was Physically Shaking': Florida Man On Seeing Four Endangered Panthers At Same Time
• Daly City Police Investigating Death of Pedestrian Struck by Car
• San Francisco Police Arrest Brentwood Suspect For 2 Sexual Assaults on Minors, Seek Additional Victims
• Tax Revenues In Florida Top Forecast In January
• LA Launches Program To Accelerate Granny Flat Construction Process
• Heinz Field COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic Fills Additional Appointments; AHN, Dick's Sporting Goods Team Up For Clinic
• State Police Give 10 Warnings To Pittsburgh Businesses Over COVID-19 Orders
• 'Conservative Speech Will Not Be Canceled In The State Of Texas' Says Texas Governor Greg Abbott
• COVID-19 Field Hospital At DCU In Worcester To Close Soon
• North Bay Student Maximus Vega Overcame Huge Obstacles To Excel
• Spacewalking Astronauts Complete First Round Of Prep Work For New Solar Panels
• Inspectors Shut Down Three Large Parties Last Weekend For Violating COVID-19 Restrictions
• California Gov. Gavin Newsom Signs Law Aimed At Returning Students To The Classroom
• Art And Artisan Markets Return To Cherry Street Pier Through November
• Why Are We So Fascinated With The Royal Family?
• Fairfax's Iconic El Coyote Restaurant To Offer 90-Cent Taco Plate, Pizza For 90th Anniversary
• Woman Shot During Brazen Daylight Robbery At Beverly Hills Restaurant
• The new vaccine divide - Global GoalsCast
• 150 Railroad Ties Damaged In Fire At Vernon Lumber Yard
• ATV Driver Dies After Fall Into Icy New Hampshire River
• Mass. Native Anthony Sherman Retires From NFL After 10 Seasons
• Malcolm X's Boston Home Added To National Register of Historical Places
• City Council Honors Retiring Pittsburgh Police Commander Karen Dixon
• COVID-19 In West Virginia: Gov. Justice To Lift Indoor Gathering Limits At Bars, Most Businesses
• Philadelphia State Lawmaker Sharif Street Considering Running For US Senate
• Moderate Democrats shoot down $15 minimum wage
• Sheneen McClain Says Son Elijah's Death Sparked Push For Change
• COVID Schools: Gov. Gavin Newsom Signs Law Aimed At Putting Kids Back In California Classrooms
• DMC Partners With Detroit Churches To Provide Vaccines To Eligible Members
• New Mobile COVID Vaccine Unit Comes To Southeast LA Friday
• Mask Mandates, Restaurant Restrictions Tied To Fewer Covid-19 Illnesses And Deaths, CDC Study Says
• Jason Crow Says A Handful Of Congress Members Are 'Depraved' And 'A Disgrace'
• Police: 5-Year-Old Boy Knocked Off Bike In Washington Square Park
• Help Needed To Find 1969 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am That Was Being Stored In Trailer In Los Angeles Tow Yard
• Study Ranks Minnesota As 6th Safest State During Pandemic
• Social Media Lights Up After Phillies' Bryce Harper Crushes 2-Run Bomb In First Spring Training At-Bat
• Bolsonaro says "enough fussing and whining" as COVID death toll climbs
• Capitol Siege: Bay Area Rep. Zoe Lofgren Releases Massive Social Media Report On GOP Colleagues Who Voted To Overturn Election
• Second Man Charged In Deaths Of Beach Park Couple
• Michigan Matters: Fighting Covid-19, J & J's CEO talks about their new vaccine, HFHS's COO shares insights on Telemedicine
• Gov. Tom Wolf Says 'There Is A Light At The End Of The Tunnel' 1 Year After Pennsylvania's First COVID-19 Cases
• "SUPERGIRL" RETURNS TO THE CW SCHEDULE THIS SPRING, KICKING OFF ITS FINAL SEASON STARTING TUESDAY, MARCH 30 
• Philadelphia Police: 27-Year-Old Man Fighting For His Life After Shot In Face In Broad Daylight In North Philadelphia
• Study: Reports Of Mass Exodus From California in 2020 Are False
• THE CW NETWORK RENEWS "SUPERMAN & LOIS" FOR SEASON TWO
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Extends Nursing Home Virus Response Program
• Florida House Passes Bills Aimed At COVID-19 Lawsuits, Scams
• Novato Man Arrested in Connection With DUI Crash, Other Crimes
• This Year's Philadelphia Flower Show Theme Is 'Habitat: Nature's Masterpiece'
• HealthPartners Now Offering Drive-Up COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Driver Arrested For DUI After Rollover Crash In Santa Cruz Mountains Kills Passenger
• 28-Year-Old Man Shot In East Baltimore Friday
• 'Nothing But Respect': Washington Releases Comeback Player Of The Year Alex Smith
• Coalition Wants A Voice In Sale Of Chicago's Mercy Hospital
• Non-Profit 100 Club Of Chicago Expanding Programs For Families Of First Responders Statewide
• COVID: San Francisco Launches Workforce Development and Retraining Program
• 3 Face Drug Charges After Honey Oil Lab Explodes In Riverside Apartment
• NASA's steely-eyed missile women
• MCAS Tests For Spring Postponed For Grades 3-8 In Massachusetts
• Thousands To Be Vaccinated At Western Pennsylvania's Largest Single-Day Clinic
• Despite 10 First Half Turnovers, Buffaloes Defeat ASU In McKinley Wright IV's Last Game At CU Events Center
• Yorkship Elementary Only School Of Four On Chopping Block In Camden That Will Not Be Closed
• COVID Vaccine Event Held For Seniors In City Of Corona
• Crownsville Man Jared Johnson Accused Of Having 18K Child Porn Images Arrested In New Mexico, Police Say
• COVID-19 In MN: 1 Year Since 1st Case Detected In MN, Total Cases Approaching 490,000
• Learning Through Experience
• Kentucky bill would make it a crime to insult or taunt a police officer
• More Charges For Taylor Parker, The Woman Accused Of Killing An East Texas Mom & Cutting Infant From Her Womb
• Nuggets Win 4th Straight Road Game, Defeat Pacers To Wrap Up First Half Of Season
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Sassy
• If USC Can Find Its Earlier Form, CBS' Gary Parrish Believes They Could Make A Run In NCAA Tournament: 'We Know What This Team Is Capable Of'
• If USC Can Find Its Earlier Form, CBS' Gary Parrish Believes They Could Make A Run In NCAA Tournament
• Law Enforcement Surround Home In Burgettstown, Man Eventually Taken Into Custody
• Massachusetts Now Exempt From Maine's COVID Travel Restrictions
• 60 Minutes Rewind: Neil Armstrong on visiting the Moon
• Firefighters Save Bride's Wedding Dress After Fire Breaks Out At Normandy Farm Hotel In Blue Bell
• FEMA Says Center City Vaccination Site Is 'Well-Oiled' Machine, Reaches Goal Of 6,000 Vaccinations A Day
• Kendrick Hasty's Death Ruled Homicide, Linked To 2016 Baltimore Shooting
• 2-Alarm Fire Burns Boarded-Up Home In San Jose Next To Guadalupe Freeway
• Regina King: "God put me here to tell more of our stories"
• Arizona county is now vaccinating anyone over the age of 18
• 101st Airborne 'Screaming Eagles' Soldiers To Help Staff United Center Mass Vaccination Site
• NYPD Releases New Video Of Man Wanted After Good Samaritan Stabbed To Death Trying To Stop Robbery In Brooklyn
• Missing 14-Year-Old Charlee Hertzog Found Safe After Missing From Burlington County
• Pasadena Man Died In Dec. 2020 As a Result Of 1984 Shooting, Medical Examiner Rules
• Construction Worker Hurt In 15-To-20 Foot Fall From Steel Beam In Needham
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 2,757 More Coronavirus Cases, 43 Additional Deaths
• 9 Great Apes At San Diego Zoo Become First Non-Humans To Receive A COVID Vaccine
• '2 Kids Don't Just Come Up Missing': Relative Of Missing Kern County Toddlers Speaks Out
• Girls & Science Goes Virtual For 2021
• MLS Investigating Inter Miami CF Over Signing Of Blaise Matuidi
• 7 p.m. Sunsets Begin March 14 As Clocks Spring Forward With Daylight Saving Time
• Philadelphia Eagles Center Jason Kelce Announces On Instagram He's Returning To Team For 2021 Season
• North Texas Task Force Recovers 30+ Missing Children During Month-Long Operation
• Tony-Award Winning Actor Ben Vereen Hopeful About Bringing Broadway Back, Encourages Others To Get Vaccinated, 'Let's Get Our Country Back To Work'
• Tom Brady Reacts To Record-Setting $1.32 Million Sale Of Patriots Rookie Card
• Woman Killed In Collision At South LA Intersection
• Aurora Fires Deputy Fire Chief Stephen McInerny For Policy Violations
• British press up in arms over Meghan and Harry interview
• Single-Game Miami Marlins Tickets On Sale Now
• Dr. Seuss books top Amazon's bestseller list
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 9 Additional Deaths, 288 More Coronavirus Cases
• 2 Suspects Taken Into Custody Following Bloomington Standoff
• Car and van plow into NYC dining structure, injuring 7
• Coworkers find out they're sisters after DNA tests
• Long Island Woman Sentenced To 9 Months In Prison For Death Of Anti-Gang Activist Evelyn Rodriguez
• Fort Worth ISD Partners With Texas Health Resources Offering COVID Vaccine To All Employees
• Antidepressant possible candidate for the early treatment of COVID
• 60 Degrees! Warm Weather Returns Next Week For First Time In Months
• Roy Wilkins Auditorium To Become Minnesota's 5th Permanent Vaccination Site
• Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania-Penn Presbyterian Medical Center Ranked Among Top Hospitals In Nation, Best In Pennsylvania By Newsweek
• Bonded Pair Of Blind Cats At Maryland SPCA Need 'Purrrfect' Home
• Pennsylvania Lottery Cash 5 Ticket Worth $525,000 Sold In Delaware County
• Liam's List March 5 Best-of-British Edition: Guide To Fitness, Food, Fun, While Social Distancing
• Eagles' Jalen Mills Talks 2020 Season, Carson Wentz Trade: 'It Was The Right Move For The Team'
• Sheriff: Stockton Arson Suspect Allegedly Swung Improvised Weapon At Deputy During Chase
• Berthoud Real Estate Agent Bret Lamperes Charged With Money Laundering
• Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown To Square Off On Opposite All-Star Teams
• Three Injured In 5-Vehicle Crash Along I-495 In Montgomery County
• National Day Of Unplugging: Putting The Technology Down After A Difficult Year
• Texas Olympic Champ Simone Manuel Pushes For Change In And Out Of The Pool
• Sanctuary Sheds
• Exclusive: Jon Gosselin And The Dangerous Blood Clot That Put Him Back In The Hospital
• Burlington Police Say Lock Your Cars After 30+ Break-Ins In One Night
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/5 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• Ruth's Vegetarian Gourmet
• WATCH LIVE: Philadelphia Officials To Provide COVID-19 Vaccination Program Update
• Police Release Surveillance Video Of Vehicle That Dragged 60-Year-Old Roberto Oquendo Velez Nearly 300 Feet In Deadly North Philadelphia Hit-And-Run
• Man Falls On Red Line Platform In Rogers Park, Dies After Train Strikes His Head
• Series Of Storms On The Way To NorCal Starting This Weekend; Snowpack At Just 61% Of Normal
• Miami Weather: Sunny Afternoon, Rain In The Forecast For The Weekend
• Flight Diverted To Sacramento Airport After Passenger Dies On Plane
• Mpls. Fire Dept. Looking To Diversify Workforce To 'Better Reflect The Community It Serves'
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Smoke Bomb Horse Racing Protest Disrupts Vaccinations; Newsom Issues Pandemic Evictions Order
• Suspect In Fatal Drunk Driving Crash On Highway 1 In Half Moon Bay Released On Bail
• Cuomo accuser Charlotte Bennett calls governor "textbook abuser"
• KDKA Upgrading Transmitter To Enhance Viewer Experience
• Jayson Tatum Still Not 'Back To Normal' After January Bout With COVID-19
• Baltimore Weather Blog: Chill In The Air
• Police: Man Entered Davis Woman's Apartment, Tried To Sexually Assault Her
• Lincoln Park Zoo Reopens Friday
• Police Surround Building In Standoff Following Shooting In East San Jose
• It's 305 Day And Time To Celebrate The Magic City
• Teen Arrested After Innocent Driver Is Killed When Grand Prairie PD Chase Ends With Crash In Dallas
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Combating The Variants
• Roberto Oquendo's Family Has Tearful Plea For Hit-And-Run Driver Who Killed North Philadelphia Man
• U.S., U.N. demand foreign troops behind Ethiopia "atrocities" leave
• PTL Links: March 5, 2021
• Texas School's "Chivalry" Assignment Told Girls To "Walk Behind Men Daintily," And "Not Complain"
• 'The Whole Front Exploded,' 2 Hurt As Car Crashes Into Boston Home
• Pandemic provides perfect storm for Americans with eating disorders
• Twin Cities Man Arrested After Leading Troopers On A High-Speed Chase In Western Wisconsin
• City Steps Up With $1 Million To Save Struggling Sacramento Zoo
• Hiring surged in February as labor market gathers strength
• Metra Train Strikes Vehicle Near Wheeling; Extensive Delays Expected
• 12-Year-Old Creates Self-Care Workshop For Students Struggling During Pandemic
• Activists want to save voting rights bill by killing the filibuster
• Five People Displaced After Two Mobile Homes Burn In Jefferson Township
• 30-Year-Old Woman Shot In SW Baltimore Friday
• Taste Of The Town Dine Out Takeout: Famed Private Chef Opens First Restaurant Perl By Chef IP
• Meghan on royal exit: It's "liberating" to make own choices
• 'Frosted Donuts' In Tinley Park Celebrating Sweet Success After Nearly Shutting Down A Year Ago
• Latina councilmember's accent mocked during virtual racism chat
• Pa. Dept. Of Banking & Securities To Train Grocery Store Workers To Recognize Scams
• Caught On Video: Thieves Use Ladder To Steal Dog Portrait Outside Alfie's Place Bar In The Bronx, Police Say
• Spacewalkers continue station power upgrade
• Performing arts industry faces "utter devastation" from pandemic
• San Diego Woman Sues GoFundMe Campaign Creator Over Starbucks Barista Fundraiser
• Woman In Arnold Celebrates 104th Birthday
• FDNY Battles Multiple Fires Overnight; 80-Year-Old Woman Killed In East Village Blaze
• Inland Empire Family Busted For Extensive Sex Trafficking Ring
• Biden weighing "range" of OMB candidates after Tanden withdrawal
• Governor Charlie Baker, Wife In Florida Following Death In Family
• Capitol police seek 2,000 troops to stay to protect Congress
• U.S. debt set to double over next 30 years, Congressional Budget Office says
• Senate votes to kick off debate over $1.9 trillion COVID relief bill
• Women's History Month: Northwest Suburban Woman Dedicated To Connecting Kids In Foster Care With Families
• COVID-19 vaccine doses sold on the dark web. Are they real?
• Teachers can get COVID-19 shots despite governors' edicts
• Humans, not nature, may be changing Atlantic hurricane cycles
• LeBron James' More Than a Vote launches campaign defending voting rights
• "QAnon Shaman" claims he wasn't attacking the country
• Dallas officer charged with 2 counts of capital murder
• Fewer Americans might get a $1,400 stimulus check
• As Texas COVID-19 Hospitalizations Fall The State Death Toll Nears 44,000
• Cuomo accuser recalls alleged harassment: "The governor's trying to sleep with me"
• Organizer Planning To Go Ahead With Concert In Valparaiso, Indiana This Summer, With Some COVID Precautions
• Sixers' Matisse Thybulle Receives Special Birthday Mural In Fishtown
• Youth Shelter Harbour House In Danger Of Closing After Pandemic Slowed Fundraising
• Woman In Viral Series Of TikTok Videos Finds Secret Room In New York City Apartment
• Pittsburgh Weather: Chillier Temperatures And Sunshine Start The Weekend
• Survey: Pennsylvania, New Jersey And Delaware Among Least Safe States During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Twin Brothers Justin And Kevin Cassidy Arrested, Charged In Brutal Attack Of Female Pizza Shop Owner In Norristown
• Philadelphia Firefighters Battle Flames In Mayfair Amid Dangerously Cold Temperatures, Wind Chills
• Philadelphia Archdiocese Agrees With Church Leaders Discouraging Catholics From Getting Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
• Pair Of South Florida Children Who Died A Couple Weeks Apart Have Saved 11 Lives Through Organ Donation
• 'I Was Physically Shaking! I Was So Excited': Florida Man On Seeing Four Endangered Florida Panthers At Same Time
• Pope pays Iraq a historic, but controversial visit as COVID surges
• Chicago Weather: Temperatures Climbing; Sunny Skies Ahead
• Body found in Grand Canyon believed to be missing Kentucky man
• 476 At Massachusetts Schools Test Positive For COVID-19 In Last Week
• Haverford School District Debating Return To Full-Time In-Person Instruction
• The Story Of Pat Ciarrocchi's Brain
• Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian on "flexible" work-life balance
• Top Cuomo aides reportedly altered nursing home deaths data
• Fire Breaks Out At Normandy Farm Hotel In Blue Bell
• Man Breaks Into Delaware County Home While 15-Year-Old Learning Virtually Was Home Alone, Police Say
• Penn Wharton Student Helping People Across US Find COVID-19 Vaccines With Findashot.org
• To Do List: Boston Benefit Concert, Cooking Class, Farmers Market
• 'Back To Work PA:' Wolf Administration Releases Proposal To Deal With Pandemic Job Losses
• Delta flight diverted to Sacramento after passenger dies on board
• Pittsburgh Police Investigating Woman Found Dead Inside Her Home
• COVID-19 In West Virginia: Gov. Jim Justice Says He Won't Lift Mask Mandate
• National Day Of Unplugging: Putting The Technology Down After A Difficult Year
• Friday's Show Info (3/5/21)
• Bridges' 22 Points Help WVU Beat TCU 76-67
• W. Va. Sales Tax Would Top U.S. Under Income Tax Cut Plan

Videos from March 5, 2021

• The connection between White evangelical Republicans and QAnon
• Extended interview with Cuomo accuser Charlotte Bennett
• 94-year-olds find love in the time of coronavirus
• States ease coronavirus restrictions as health experts warn of another possible surge
• Head of federal student aid office resigns amid pressure from progressive groups
• U.S. experienced hiring surge in February
• Royal feud escalates ahead of Meghan and Harry's Oprah interview
• Pope calls for end to violence on historic Iraq visit
• Trump State Department aide arrested on Capitol riot charges
• CBS News exclusive: Former Cuomo aide on governor's alleged sexual harassment
• Stimulus plan stalls as senators debate unemployment aid
• Sweeping COVID restriction rollbacks worry health experts
• Former Homeland Security chief Chad Wolf on "The Takeout" — 3/5/2021
• Preview: CBSN Originals | The Right's Fight to Make America a Christian Nation
• Proposed Senate bill aims to fight illegal deforestation globally
• The economic impact of COVID-19 pandemic on Latinas
• Biden calls for teachers to receive COVID-19 vaccines "immediately"
• Austin Mayor Steve Adler on Texas ending its statewide mask mandate
• Coronavirus relief bill could pass Senate by this weekend
• Pope Francis in Iraq for historic papal visit
• AstraZeneca exec: "We are ready to supply tens of millions of doses" in the U.S.
• Optical illusion makes huge ship appear to float
• Could a psychiatric drug treat COVID?
• U.S. added 379,000 jobs in February as unemployment rate ticks down to 6.2%
• Expert weighs in on double masks and the Johnson & Johnson shot
• Music giant J Balvin reflects on global stardom and crossover to mainstream
• Co-workers with an unbelievable bond take DNA test and find out they're sisters
• Voting rights activists prepare for filibuster fight in Senate
• 48 Hours: Fighting for Aniah
• WorldView: U.N. warns of growing crisis in Ethiopia; Pope arrives in Iraq
• Senate consideration of COVID-19 relief package continues after 11-hour reading
• NASA engineer on call with President Biden, Mars mission
• Senate moving forward with COVID-19 relief bill after marathon reading delayed measure
• 2005: Neil Armstrong on 60 Minutes
• How a 40-year-old antidepressant became a possible candidate for early treatment of COVID
• NASA's first female launch director aims to put first woman on the moon
• "48 Hours" investigates the murder of a top UFC fighter's stepdaughter
• Trevor Noah on hosting the Grammy Awards
• Women and work: Staying in the workforce during the pandemic
• Meghan Markle's liberation from the royals
• CBSN Originals "Speaking Frankly" preview: "The Right's Fight to Make America a Christian Nation"
• Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine helping vaccinate rural America
• Former Israeli ambassador weighs in on investigation into alleged war crimes by Israel in Palestinian territories
• Pope Francis arrives in Baghdad to begin historic first Papal trip to Iraq
• Cuomo accuser says N.Y. governor groomed her in an attempt to sleep with her
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