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• Man Catches Record-Breaking Fish In Clear Lake
• Judge Weighs Bail For Central California Woman Who Used Meth Before Stillbirth
• Henrique, Rakell Propel Ducks To 6-5 Win Over Kings In OT
• CDC Says Fully Vaccinated People Can Gather With Each Other Without Masks
• Donthe Lucas Found Guilty In 2013 Murder Of Kelsie Schelling
• Colorado Is Known For Heavy March Snow, One Storm Ended Record Drought In 2003
• Lawmakers Pushing For Enforcement Of Gender Neutral Toy Departments At Big Box Stores
• Semi-Truck Overturns After Collision With Minivan On 60 Freeway In Montebello
• Stephen Colbert Takes A Look Back At The Year In Quarantine On 'A Late Show'
• Hazardous Levels Of Chemicals Found At Site Of Proposed Elk Grove Elementary School
• Snow Surge Prompts Chain Controls On Sierra Roads
• Cleanup Crews Assessing Environmental Impact Of Grounded Vessel Near Dillion Beach
• CU Basketball Guard McKinley Wright Shares Impact Of Father's Incarceration
• 11-Month Old Baby Taken From South LA Found Safe, Suspect Delaneo Adams Taken Into Custody At California Hospital
• Aurora City Council Votes To Keep Harold Johnson On Civil Service Commission
• Record 3,200 Migrant Children Stuck In Border Patrol Custody, With Nearly Half Held Past Legal Limit
• Search & Rescue Groups Comb Devil's Thumb Lake Area For Josh Hall
• Mask-Related Questions Arise As CDC Issues New Guidance
• Might One Under-The-Radar QB Be Available For Patriots In The Draft?
• 'I Can Actually See My Family Again': New CDC Guidelines For Fully Vaccinated People
• Last Call Times Extended For Colorado Restaurants Under Amended Order
• Boulder Police Release Images From Party-Turned-Riot, Ask Public To Identify Suspects
• CVS Scheduled 25,000 COVID Vaccine Appointments For Massachusetts Teachers In 3 Days
• Chicago Weather: Record Warmth Possible Next 2 Days
• Will Sister Jean Go To Indy As Loyola Heads To NCAA Tournament?
• Former Blue Demon Rashon Burno Set To Take Over As Basketball Coach At NIU
• Senate GOP Approves $20 Million For Chauvin Trial, But Seeks To Delay New Police Requirements
• Police Reveal More Details In Death Of 10-Year-Old Ayden Wolfe; Mother's Boyfriend Ryan Cato Faces Murder Charges
• Meet the youngest Black woman dispensary owner in the U.S.
• CDC's New Guidelines For Fully Vaccinated People Have Isolated Families Hopeful For Better Days Ahead
• Long Island Rail Road Riders Face Crowded Trains On First Day Of Service Cuts
• Kahkonen Gets First Shutout As Wild Beat Golden Knights 2-0
• NYPD Making Progress Bringing In And Promoting Women, But It Still Has A Lot Of Work To Do
• Illinois Department Of Employment Security Admits To Monthlong Callback Wait Times; State Rep. Says Methods Must Change
• Richardson Boys Basketball Team Preparing For Biggest Game In 34 Years
• Travis Mays Out As SMU Women's Head Basketball Coach After 5 Seasons
• Governor Announces State Lowering Vaccination Age; Jackson Health System Also Expanding Criteria
• Derek Chauvin Trial, Day 1: Jury Selection Paused For At Least A Day
• Officials: 6 In Critical Condition After Stolen Vehicle Pursuit Ends In Multi-Vehicle Crash
• Hundreds Rally In Name Of George Floyd In Loop As Officer's Trial Is Set To Get Under Way In Minneapolis
• ONLY ON 2: Woman Says She Feared For Her Life When Man Hurled Racist Slurs, Spit At Her In Road Rage Incident In Alsip Cemetery
• COVID: SF Supes To Vote On Hazard Pay For Grocery, Retail Workers
• Who Sets The Speed Limit?
• CDC Releases Highly Anticipated Guidance For People Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• CDC: Fully-Vaccinated People Can Gather Together Without Masks, Social Distancing
• President Joe Biden's Visit To Emergent BioSolutions' Baltimore Lab Canceled
• 2 Men Killed In West Pullman Shooting
• Faces Of COVID: The Former Frontline Workers Of Bethesda Hospital
• Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Submits Supplemental Budget To Give State Employees $1K Bonuses Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• 18 Months After Columbia Gas Explosion, One Of First Tenants Moves Back In
• Bobcat Spotted In Lawrence County
• Mature Beyond Years: Baltimore Orioles Look Ahead To Adley Rutschman Moving To Majors
• Michigan Makes Homeless Eligible For COVID Vaccines, Detroit Leads The Effort
• Emily Jenkins Killed In Crash On Interstate 70 In Western Maryland Monday, Officials Say
• MDOT Announces Ongoing Construction For I-75
• COVID: Bay Area Vaccine Hunters Help Those Eligible Struggling To Find Appointments
• Aurora Leaders Eye Ideas To Stop Illegal Street Racing After I-225 Gridlock
• Man Shot Dead During Quarrel In South Austin
• Vaccinated For COVID-19? Now Show Me The App
• Authorities Find Silvia Ochoa De Hernandez, Woman Who Went Missing In South Gate
• Daily COVID-19 Case Rates, Hospitalizations Continue Downward Trend In IE, Ventura County
• Manhattan Prosecutors Probe Millions Lent For Chicago Trump Tower As They Investigate Former President Trump's Finances
• One Injured After Car Crashes Into Rosemont Fountain
• 14-Year-Old Boy Injured In North Philadelphia Shooting, Police Say
• Miami PD Needs Help Locating 80-Year-Old Martel Beresford Thompson
• Twitter Sues Texas AG Over Alleged Retaliation For Banning Trump's Account After Capitol Riot
• Philadelphia Students Return To In-Person Learning Monday After Nearly A Year
• 2 Giraffes Killed In Fire At Roer's Zoofari In Northern Virginia
• Colorado Girl Scouts Earn Silver Award In Fight To End Period Poverty
• Deadline For Civil Unrest Business Loans Is April 7
• 86-Year-Old Woman Hit, Killed By Car On Malden Sidewalk
• Twitter Sues Texas AG Ken Paxton Claiming Retaliation For Trump Ban
• Colorado Capitol Put On Lockdown After Man Shot Nearby
• Clothing line Support Black Colleges celebrates HBCUs in style
• Orange County Continues March Toward Reopening More Businesses
• Man Found Dead In Pond In Baltimore County, Police Say
• COVID Reopening: San Francisco Unified Reveals More Details Of April Reopening
• 'Our Kids Have Thrived': Rural Peaster ISD Never Required Masks Or Distancing And Most Students Are On Track Academically
• Despite Prospect Of Another Losing Season, Orioles GM Mike Elias 'Very Fortunate' To Lead Team Through Rebuild
• Baltimore County Public Library System No Longer Charging Late Fees On Kids' Accounts
• Sheriff: St. Martin Man Suffers Serious Head Injury In Homemade Go-Kart Crash
• Corona PD Releases Body Camera Video From Response To Fatal 2019 Shooting At Costco
• Colorado Restaurants Lost $3 Billion In 2020, Study Finds
• UPDATE: Judge Accepts Ghost Ship Fire Plea Deal; Derick Almena To Serve Remainder of Sentence At Home
• Good Friends, Long-Time Customers Remember Beloved Sacramento Bar Owner Simon Chan
• The United Center COVID-19 Mass Vaccination Site: An Inside Look
• Austin Wilson, One Of Baltimore Police Department's Top 5 Most Wanted Suspects, Arrested In 2020 Home Invasion
• UPDATE: Oakland Police Tow 4 Vehicles, Recover Firearm During Weekend Sideshow Activity
• Cubs, White Sox Enthusiastic About Return Of Fans To Stands
• Terps WBB Head Coach Brenda Frese Named Big Ten Coach Of The Year For 4th Time
• 2 Dozen Dallas ISD Campuses Still Debating Alternative Calendars
• Meghan Markle Speaks About Her Family In Newly Released Clips From Interview With Oprah Winfrey
• Widow Of Hockey Ref Who Died From COVID Thinks He Contracted It During Carver Co. Games
• COVID Progress: CDC Announces What Fully Vaccinated People Can Do
• Meghan Markle Details Painful Experiences With Racism
• Spring Training 2021: 3-Run Homer For Javy Baez As Cubs Pound Rangers
• Columbia, Maryland Named One Of Happiest US Cities; Baltimore Near Bottom
• Meteor Over Northern Vermont Seen By People Around New England
• Spring Training 2021: White Sox Clobbered By Dodgers As Pitchers Struggle
• Dallas Cowboys Reach Multi-Year Deal With Star Quarterback Dak Prescott
• Lions Release LB Christian Jones, Re-Sign DB Mike Ford
• Emails Show FBI Was Looking For Extremely Valuable Civil War-Era Gold At Pa. Dig Site 3 Years Ago
• Smokin' Joe Frazier Celebrated With Statue, Mural In Philly
• Local World War II Hero Has Yet To Be Cremated, Months After Death
• SAT, ACT Scores To Remain Optional For UMD Admissions Through 2023 Admission, University Says, Citing COVID-19
• More Wet Weather Making Its Way Into The Southland Starting Tuesday Night
• Jury Trials In Maryland Circuit, District Courts Set To Resume April 26
• Broadway Trombonist Leads Dozens In Virtual Performance To Inspire Young Performers On International Women's Day
• Roseville Police Working To Identify Suspected Catalytic Converter Thieves
• Horned Man Who Carried Spear In U.S. Capitol Riot To Remain Jailed
• Avon Town Leaders To Meet About Potential For Summer Events
• Man Shot Dead In Washington Park Neighborhood
• $13B From COVID-19 Relief Bill Headed To Pennsylvania Governments
• Mother Of 11-Year-Old Shot In West Pullman Says Tough Decisions Ahead As Daughter Remains Unresponsive
• Offshore Wind Project Off Martha's Vineyard Nears Approval
• Meghan Markle's Admission To Mental Health Struggle Could Encourage Others To Seek Help, Expert Says
• Naval Academy Midshipmen Can Start Getting COVID Vaccine From Academy This Week, Officials Say
• Website Glitches Cause Confusion As United Center Mass Vaccination Site Prepares To Open
• California Recruiting Volunteers To Help Rollout COVID Vaccines More Efficiently
• Liberty City's Marcel 'Man Man' Ballatier Fighting Hard To Put Himself On The Boxing Map
• Family Of 'Kind, Loving' Man Shot By Stray Bullet Into Apartment, Struggling With Senseless Death
• New UCSF Study Examines What May Boost Effectiveness of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Hopewell High School Announces Plans To Hold New-Look Prom
• Exclusive: Woman Shot During Beverly Hills Robbery Speaks Out
• Katherine Callen Identified As Victim In Deadly Middle River Townhouse Fire
• Uptick In COVID Cases Pushes Broomfield County Back To Level Yellow
• Meet & Celebrate These Maryland Women On International Women's Day
• International Women's Day: Celebrating Women In The Air Force
• Maia Chaka becomes first Black woman official in NFL history
• AAA: Average Price Of Gas In Western Pennsylvania Hits $3 Mark
• Sacramento Man Sentenced To Prison For Failing To Register As Sex Offender
• Town Of Hempstead Considers Banning Stores Near Schools, Parks And Playgrounds From Selling Vaping Products
• Passenger On United Airlines Flight 328 Files Lawsuit Claiming 'Severe Emotional Distress' After Engine Broke Apart
• Ballclubs, Business Owners Say Fans Being Allowed At Wrigley, Guaranteed Rate Fields Is Good News
• Biden Administration Grants Temporary Protected Status To Venezuelans In US
• Schumer: American Rescue Plan To Send $9 Billion In Stimulus Checks To Low-Income, Middle Class NYC Residents
• 'Summer During Winter': Minnesotans Enjoy Unseasonable Temps On #Top10WxDay
• Wrongful Death Suit Filed On Behalf Of Daniel Prude's Kids
• Many Taken By Surprise By Last-Minute Rule Change Restricting United Center COVID Vaccine Appointments To Chicago Residents
• Smokin' Joe Frazier Feted With Statue, Mural In Philly
• 64% Of Marylanders Plan To Get COVID Vaccine Or Already Have Gotten At Least First Dose, New Goucher Poll Finds
• Former Phillies Pitcher Rheal Cormier Dies Following Battle With Cancer
• When Should Contact Lenses Be Considered For Your Child?
• Florida City Federally-Funded Site Clearing Up Vaccination Frustration Issues
• YMCA Of Greater New York Scrambling To Get Financial Backing To Save Popular Sleepaway Camp For City Kids
• Parents Devastated By Crash That Killed 17-Year-Old Giovanni Taboh Of Natick
• Group Of SFUSD Parents Frustrated With Reopening Propose Appointed School Board
• Person In Custody After 20-Year-Old Man Gunned Down In Germantown, Philly Police Say
• Police Unable To Resuscitate Gary Infant
• Robert Morris Embraces Challenges Of Spring Football
• Deloitte Defends Work On Unemployment System
• 'Incredibly Effective' COVID-19 Treatment Available To Minnesotans Who Qualify
• COVID-19 In West Virginia: Businesses Open To 100%, Masks Still Mandatory
• Caring cards from strangers help patients on road to recovery
• Washington Co. Mother Demands Answers And Dental Records After All About Smiles Closes
• Thousands Who Received Lesser COVID Vaccine Dose At Oakland Coliseum Told Amount Is OK
• Governor To Deliver State Of State Address From Dodger Stadium
• Allegheny County Businesses In Hospitality Industry Can Apply For Grants March 15
• Judge Orders Burbank's Tinhorn Flats To Close, Denies City's Request To Shut Off Electricity
• International Women's Day Marked With Special Delivery Of Flowers For Frontline Workers At Elmhurst Hospital
• 'Six Months Is A Long Time To Be Suffering': For Some, There's Little Relief For A COVID Long Hauler
• 'Every Day Is A Gift': Colorado Doctor Reflects A Year After Surviving COVID
• Mistrial Declared In Case Of Anthony Trifiletti, Charged With Murdering Motorist After Fender Bender
• Los Angeles Marathon Announces New Date, Finish Line For 2021 Race
• 'Virtually No Vetting': Philadelphia Officials Respond To Scathing Report On City's Failed Partnership With Philly Fighting COVID
• Victim Attacked By Metal Pipe, Wooden Stick At People's Park In Berkeley; 2 Suspects Sought
• Pennsylvania Turnpike Rejects Claims That Its Tolls Are The Highest In The World
• Chicago Police Officer Injured In Struggle During Traffic Stop In Avalon Park
• Schools Across Massachusetts Prepare For Return To Class
• LA County Could Exit Purple COVID Tier As Early As Next Week
• COVID-19 Pool Testing Could Help Students Return To Classrooms, Keep Schools Open
• Overturned Tractor-Trailer Spills Onions Across Lanes Near Base Of Ben Franklin Bridge
• Pittsburgh Pirates' Season Opener At Wrigley Field Will Have Fans
• Police Seek Help Identifying Man Found In Trinity River By Irving Golf Course 
• Philadelphia Senior Shanya Robinson-Owens Weighing College Options After Receiving Over 20 Acceptance Letters, More Than $1 Million In Scholarships
• With Derek Chauvin In Court, Protesters March Through Downtown Minneapolis
• Reward Offered In Search For Killer Of 6-Year-Old Chassidy Saunders Increased To $12,000
• North Texas Mental Health Experts Celebrate Meghan Markle's Candor During Oprah Interview
• Philadelphia International Airport Making Adjustments To Ensure Passenger Safety As Travelers Return To Skies
• Major Food Distribution Groups Still Scrambling To Keep Up With Demand A Year Into Pandemic
• Inter Miami CF Re-Signs Club's 2020 MVP Lewis Morgan, Hold First Day Of Practice
• N.Y. Attorney General Letitia James Names Team Investigating Cuomo Sexual Harassment Allegations
• Nurses At Saint Vincent Hospital In Worcester Go On Strike
• Man Shot, Killed While Driving For Uber In Pittsburgh Remembered For His 'Big Smile'
• State Police Issue 3 Notices Of Violation To Pittsburgh-Area Establishments During COVID-19 Compliance Checks
• 2 NYPD Officers Recovering, Suspect Ridhwaan Abdur Rashid In Custody After Police-Involved Shooting In Brooklyn
• Can I Get The Vaccine After A Mammogram? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID Questions
• Jesus Espericueta Shot In Parking Lot Of Apartment Complex In Denver
• New York City Public High Schools To Reopen March 22, All Sports To Return Mid-April
• Whitmer Visits I-94 Lansing Avenue Bridge In Jackson
• Charges: Minneapolis Man Was Intoxicated During Fatal Hit-And-Run
• 200 UMass Amherst Students Could Be Suspended After Attending Party
• Weekend Barn Fire Near Leonardtown Causes $300K In Damage; Cause Under Investigation
• Federal Appeals Court Hears Arguments In Suit Aiming To Permanently Ground Baltimore's Aerial Surveillance Program
• Report: Seresto Flea and Tick Collars Linked To Pet Illnesses, Deaths, Human Side Effects
• COVID In Florida: 3,312 Additional Cases, 83 Deaths Reported; Broward Surpasses 200K Case
• Wyoming Will Lift Statewide Mask Mandate Next Week, Governor Says
• Stockton Gets Poor Ranking In New 'Happiest Cities' Study
• California law would ban store aisles for "girls" or "boys" toys
• 'Oprah With Meghan And Harry' Watched By Over 17 Million Viewers On CBS
• 15-Year-Old Shot Near Walking Trail In Columbia Neighborhood In Serious Condition
• 'Case Based On Convicted Violent Criminals': Dallas Officer Bryan Riser's Attorney Says Client Innocent Of Capital Murder
• Gov. DeSantis Says People 60 And Older Eligible For COVID-19 Vaccine Beginning Next Week
• Massachusetts Reports 892 New COVID Cases, 18 Additional Deaths
• Dallas Police Department Asks For Public's Help Identifying Criminal Mischief Suspect
• Anglesea Irish Society To Host Mass To Celebrate St. Patrick's Day After North Wildwood Parade Called Off
• Enoch Pratt Free Library Reopens 21 Locations At 25% Capacity
• Former Red Sox Reliever Rheal Cormier Dies At 53 After Battle With Cancer
• North Texas School Districts Reassessing Mask Policies
• Gregory Gomez Surrenders, Juvenile Driver Cited In Deadly Hit-And-Run
• 'This Is A Personal Battle': Kingston, NH Firefighters Save Their Fire Chief's Burning Home
• Crews Continue To Clear 22-Car Train Derailment In Plymouth
• Police Locate Parents After Toddler Found Alone In Chesterton, Indiana, Playing In Apartment Complex Hallway
• Fatal Crash Closes I-35W Northbound In Lino Lakes
• Former Steelers WR Ryan Switzer Says Son Is Moving From ICU After COVID-19 Diagnosis, Surgery
• Suspect Sentenced To 20-40 Years In Prison For Fineview Shooting
• Prosecutors: Woman Charged In Mountain View Anti-Asian Attack Spit On Man Having Lunch
• Arlington Detectives Arrest Chuco Martinez For Alleged Involvement In Fatal Hit-And-Run
• D'Angelo Ortiz, Son Of David Ortiz, Aiming For Big League Career -- Perhaps Even With Red Sox
• Police: Street Racers Blocked Interstate 225 In Aurora Sunday Night
• Gas Prices Continue To Climb As Supply Tightens, Demand Increases, AAA Says
• Jackson Health System Expanding Criteria For COVID-19 Vaccinations
• 12-year-old helps over 1,600 people get vaccinated
• AG's Office: Plainview Gym To Pay State $5K In Settlement For Violating Executive Orders
• COVID-19 Death Of Dallas Woman In Her 20s With No Underlying Conditions 'A Grim Reminder' To Take Precautions, Says Judge Clay Jenkins
• CDC: Vaccinated People Can Gather In Small Crowds Without Masks
• Jackie Bradley Jr. Remembers His Time With Red Sox After Officially Joining Brewers
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Says Rate Of Vaccinations In State Expected To Ramp Up In Coming Weeks
• Fallen Worcester Fire Lt. Jason Menard Posthumously Awarded Medal Of Honor
• 17-Year-Old Dies After Crash In Ross Township
• Opening Weeks Sold Out For 'Marvel: Universe Of Super Heroes' Exhibit At Museum Of Science And Industry, But Evening Tickets Now Available
• Long Beach Begins Vaccinating People With Disabilities Ahead Of State
• Man Shot And Killed By Burbank Police Checking On Child Wandering In Hotel Parking Lot
• UMN Twin Cities Superblock Dorm Buildings Reopened After Evacuation Due To Gas Odor
• 20-Year-Old Glen Burnie Man Dies in Single-Vehicle Crash
• Dallas Mayor Launches Investigation Into Why Officer Bryan Riser Stayed On Job While Accused Of Murder
• Coroner: Worker Killed After Falling Into Lead Refining Furnace In Pa.
• 'We Were Concerned With What We Were Seeing': Mayor Lightfoot Defends Decision To Limit COVID Vaccine Distribution At United Center To City Residents
• Office Property In San Francisco's Mission Bay Set To Sell For Record $1.08B
• Triple Stabbing In Arvada: Suspect Michael Kuhlow Captured After Returning To Scene, Police Say
• Diocese Of Greensburg To Livestream 70th Anniversary Mass
• Bernie Sanders Says 'Extremist Republicans' Are Behind Effort To Recall California Gov. Gavin Newsom
• Unexpected Song Gets Old Dominion Their First Grammy Nomination
• Pop-Up Mini Golf Course Set To Open In Oakland
• 2-Alarm Fire Reported At Jessup Distribution Center
• Gas Prices Continue To Rise In Massachusetts, Nationwide
• Police Searching For Driver Who Hit And Killed Bicyclist In Turlock
• FULL LIST: Taylor Swift, DaBaby, BTS And Bad Bunny Highlight 63rd GRAMMY Award Performers
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: St. Clair Hospital Not Allocated Pfizer Vaccines For 1st Shots
• U.S. offers temporary legal status to Venezuelan immigrants in U.S.
• CDC: Vaccinated People Can Gather Indoors, In Small Groups, Without Masks
• Pair Wanted In Fort Worth For Shooting, Killing Game Room Employee During Robbery
• Big 12 Commissioner Skeptical About Future Of Sports As Tournaments Near
• Meghan says royal family had "concerns" about Archie's skin tone
• Elderly Bicyclist Dies After Being Hit By Car In San Jose Intersection
• San Jose Police Investigate 2nd Weekend Fatal Shooting, 9th Homicide Of The Year
• Owner Of Solano County Island Fined $2.8M For Illegal Levee Repairs
• Kennywood, Sandcastle Hiring 1,500 Workers For 2021 Season
• Man Picks Up Litter At Eaton Canyon Hiking Area Every Day For More Than A Year
• Foothill High School In Pleasanton, Horner Middle School In Fremont Named Semi-Finalists In National STEM Contest
• Gov. JB Pritzker Signs Education Reform Legislation Aimed At Improving Equity For Minority Students
• Judge dismisses charges against Breonna Taylor's boyfriend
• Check Out The Three Calendars Adopted By The Dallas School Board For The Next 2 Years
• The pandemic has caused an economic reversal for many women
• Giant Eagle Hoping To Hold More Large Clinics As COVID-19 Vaccine Supply Increases
• Conejo Valley Unified Students Return To High School Campuses
• Patriots QB Watch: Conflicting Reports Over Ryan Fitzpatrick's Plans For 2021 Season
• 91-Year-Old Woman Betty Lane Dead In Baltimore County House Fire
• Suspects Cause Crash, Rob Driver In Severn While Exchanging Insurance Information, Police Say
• Pittsburgh Steelers Sign OL J.C. Hassenauer To 1-Year Contract
• Man Linked To 3 Ohio Homicides Dies After Detroit Shooting
• Detroit Public School Community District Returns To Optional In-Person Learning
• President Biden To Make First Primetime Address Later This Week Marking Roughly 1-Year Anniversary Of COVID-19 Pandemic In US
• 'There Will Be Arrests': Boulder Police Using Video From Massive Party To Identify People Who Attended
• Pittsburgh Allderdice Facility Closes After Reporting 9 COVID-19 Cases
• Now, More Than Ever, Learn How To Be Water Smart
• Colorado Researchers Discover Hint Of Scorching-Hot Planet Orbiting Vega
• Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai partners with Apple TV+
• NBA Rumors: Pistons' Plumlee, Ellington Could Be 'Consolation Prize' For Celtics At Deadline
• Student Injures Himself After Igniting Firework In School
• Wheat Ridge-Based Travel Company To Refund More Than $800,000 For Trips Canceled At Beginning Of Pandemic
• 'Women In Their Infinite Forms': Exhibit By 11 Local Artists On Display At Denver Milk Market
• Mexican Restaurant Threatened With ICE Calls For Not Ending Mask Policy, Owner Says
• COVID-19 In Illinois: 1,182 New Coronavirus Cases, 5 More Deaths; Lowest One-Day Death Toll Since September
• Biden to give prime-time address to honor pandemic anniversary
• DDOT Drivers To Receive 10 Percent Pay Increase Under New Contract
• Texas Teachers Are Making Surprise, In-Person Visits To Students Struggling With Online Learning
• Storm Front Packing Potential Lightning Strikes Headed Toward San Francisco Bay Area
• CDC Says Fully Vaccinated People May Meet Without Masks Or Social Distancing
• 34-Year-Old Man Dies After Hit-And-Run In Bridgewater
• 'The Right Thing To Do,' Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Requests ERCOT To Rectify $16 Billion Error During Storm
• Daniel Prude's kids allege "attempted cover-up" in his death
• Philadelphia Courthouse Evacuated After Police Receive Report Device Was Left At Building
• Dr. Oz, His Daughter, And Officer Croissant Demonstrate How To Do Hands-Only CPR
• Vikings Bring Back DE Stephen Weatherly
• No Positive COVID-19 Tests At NBA's All-Star Weekend
• Father, Stepmother Of Roman Lopez Make Appearance In Court On Monday
• Pasadena Man Allegedly Threatened 3 Teens With Knife During Argument, Police Say
• Park District Spring Program Sign Up Starts Monday
• Chicago Police Seeking To Identify People Involved In Last Summer's Clash With Officers At Columbus Statue In Grant Park
• Driver Killed In Rollover Crash At Everett Turnpike Toll Booth In Bedford, NH
• COVID Restrictions In Colorado: Seniors Get Help Staying Connected While Living In Isolation
• Two Children Die Following Weekend House Fire In Paulsboro, New Jersey
• Three Injured In High-Speed Head-On Collision During Weekend Mobile Sideshow Caravan
• COVID In MN: State Urges Testing In Carver County Amid Variant Outbreak
• Berkeley Announces $50,000 Reward In Cold Case Murder Of Tobias Eagle
• President Biden To Make First Primetime Address Later This Week Marking Roughly 1-Year Anniversary Of COVID-19 Pandemic In US
• People Take The Plunge At Wash Park To Benefit Special Olympics Colorado
• Swiss voters back proposal to ban face coverings in public
• CDC Releases Guidelines For Fully Vaccinated People
• CPS Middle School Students Returning To Classrooms Monday
• Some workers fear for safety as more states lift mask mandates
• West Contra Costa County School District Announces Summer School Plans
• Cooking With The Crew: Heather's Cake Cookie Recipes
• Here's What The CDC Says Fully Vaccinated People Can Do
• Mpls. PD: Missing 88-Year-Old Man Found Safe
• Prince Harry And Meghan Markle Open Up About Royal Struggles In Bombshell Interview
• Fight Over Marijuana Turned Deadly In SW Dade Home
• Derek Chauvin Trial: Jury Selection Delayed Monday In George Floyd Murder Case
• Derek Chauvin Trial: Key Players, Expert Analysis & More
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 2-Day Total Of 3,176 Cases, 39 Deaths
• 2021 NCAA Tournament: How Many Fans Can Attend?
• Spring Is Here: Near Record Warm Temps This Week, More Day Light Coming
• White Sox, Cubs Fans Will Be Able To Attend Ballgames This Season; Ballpark Capacity Limited To 20%
• Dr. Oz Asks Officer Croissant About When He Realized There Was A Crisis Happening And Needed To Jump Into Action
• CDC Issues First Set of Guidelines On How Fully Vaccinated People Can Visit Safely with Others
• Saudi oil facilities targeted in drone and missile attack
• Jury selection paused in Derek Chauvin trial
• Tom Kenney & Bill Fagerbakke: 'People Find SpongeBob SquarePants & Patrick Star Fun To Hang Out With'
• School District Of Philadelphia Announces 45 More Schools To Reopen Monday, March 15
• Philadelphia Weather: Temperatures Could Hit 70 Degree Mark This Week As Region Gets Taste Of Spring
• Here's what the CDC says fully vaccinated people can do
• CDC Releases New Guidelines For Americans Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• Meghan Markle Reveals Thoughts Of Suicide In Interview With Oprah, Shining Light On Mental Health Needs, Support
• Supreme Court spurns last of Trump's election-related challenges
• Stocks Of Texas-Based GameStop Jump Again As Retailer Eyes Digital Shift
• Sheriff's Office Investigating Fatal Crash After Man Loses Control Of Car, Hits Mailbox, Trees
• These Are The Most Popular Dog Names In Boston, According To Licensing Data
• CDC Releases New Guidelines For People Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• MacKenzie Scott marries science teacher after Bezos divorce
• Meghan wears Princess Diana's diamond bracelet for Oprah interview
• Texas House Unveils Priority Electricity Reforms; Bipartisan Legislation Protects Grid, Infrastructure, Ratepayers
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• NYPD: 28-Year-Old Woman Shot To Death Outside Catering Hall In Cypress Hills, Brooklyn
• Manchin signals willingness to reform filibuster
• TD Garden Lays Out COVID-19 Protocols For Fans Attending Bruins, Celtics Games
• Tyler Perry lent Harry and Meghan a home and security
• How Fast Is Too Fast? As California Starts to Reopen, COVID Risk Still Remains
• Howard County Launches Mobile COVID Vaccination Unit To Close Vaccine Equity Gap
• AAA: Florida Gas Prices Rise Again
• Police Identify Garland Mom Allegedly Shot To Death By Boyfriend As Anabel Rodriguez
• 25-Year-Old Jaqwuan Owens Charged In February Murder In NW Baltimore
• Kindness Brings Big Tips To South Florida Restaurant Server
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 278 More Coronavirus Cases Over 48 Hours
• Dr. Oz Gives Joe's Wife Barbara A Chance To Talk To Officer For The First Time Since Helping To Save Her Husband's Life
• COVID In Maryland: Hospitalizations Under 800 First Time Since November
• Police Warning Drivers About Deer Running Loose In Pembroke Pines
• NWHL Announces That Isobel Cup Will Take Place At Warrior Ice Arena In Brighton
• Times Square's 'Naked Cowboy' Robert Burck Arrested In Florida
• Federal Judge Says Deadline To Ratify Equal Right Amendment 'Expired Long Ago' In Setback To Advocates' Efforts
• Biden establishes Gender Policy Council with goal of advancing equality
• Syrian president and wife catch COVID as war mires pandemic response
• Cape May County Zoo Welcomes 8-Year-Old Female Snow Leopard Maliha
• In His Latest Large Drug Bust, CHP K9 Pakito Sniffs Out 50 Pounds Of Meth
• GOP Senator Roy Blunt won't run for reelection in 2022
• Joe's Wife Barbara Tells Dr. Oz About The Helplessness She Felt When Her Husband Collapsed In Newark Airport
• COVID In Colorado: 3 Cases Of South African Variant Detected At Buena Vista Correctional Complex
• Bravo Packing Recalling Ground Beef And Performance Dog Foods Over Salmonella, Listeria Concerns
• North Texas Women Turn 'Baby Safer' Jewelry Company Into $1 Million Empire
• Carla Wallenda, Member Of Famed High Wire Act, Dies At 85
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• Video: Woman Struck By Backhoe, Run Over In Brooklyn
• No Green For Griffin: Blake Griffin Reportedly Signing With Brooklyn Nets
• Michigan K9 Deputy Dies After Battle With Cancer
• The Colon Cancer Coalition
• 'I Was Desperate': Prince Harry And Meghan's Bombshell Interview
• At Least 22 Shot, 2 Killed In Weekend Violence In Chicago
• Report: Jimmy Garoppolo Is 'Plan A' For Patriots At Quarterback
• New 'Jeopardy!' Guest Host Katie Couric: 'Of Course I Was Nervous, Are You Kidding Me?'
• Dr. Oz Helps Save A Life At The Airport: Why Now Is The Time For You To Learn How To Do CPR And Use A Defibrillator
• Timeline: George Floyd's Death, Unrest In Minneapolis And The Derek Chauvin Case
• Weather Blog: Dramatic Warm-Up This Week
• Michigan To Begin Vaccinating Homeless People For COVID-19
• Kyle Larson Gets His 1st NASCAR Win Since Suspension For Racial Slur
• Harry: Archie's skin color not discussed by queen or Prince Philip
• 77-Year-Old Man Missing, Believed To Be In Hagerstown Area
• CBS This Morning's Gayle King On Oprah Winfrey's Interview With Prince Harry And Meghan Markle
• New York's Famous "Naked Cowboy" Arrested In Daytona Beach During Bike Week
• Deadly Winter Storms Just Latest Disaster To Befall The Needy In Texas
• 4 Dogs Die In Modesto House Fire
• Today On Drew, Diane Von Furstenberg, Dawn Russell, Jermaine Fowler!
• Daylight Saving Time Is A Week Away. Here's How You Can Prepare Now
• 2 Killed, 3 Injured After Several Shots Fired Into Backyard Gathering In Yuba City
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Vaccinations By Zip Code: East Bay Entrepreneurs Eager for Red Tier Easing; Goodwill To Close 8 Local Retail Stores
• PTL Links: March 8, 2021
• Recipes From LeMont: Tuscan Crab And Lobster Cakes
• Prince Harry and Meghan announce they're having a baby girl
• Miami Weather: Gloomy & Cool Start To Work Week
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Covid-19 Passport
• LAPD Breaks Up Large Party In South LA
• Bay Area College Students Speak Out About Experiencing Anti-Asian Racism
• Serena Williams, Gabrielle Union Express Support For Meghan Markle, Prince Harry After Bombshell Interview
• Police Identify 15-Year-Old Who Died In Baltimore Shooting As Jaileel Jones
• Jeff Bartos Declares Candidacy For US Senate In Pennsylvania
• Hurricanes Blow Past Panthers 4-2
• Health Officials Targeting 10 Bay Area Zip Codes To Get COVID-19 Vaccinations To Hardest Hit
• U.S. and South Korea agree on new cost-sharing deal for troops
• Third Stimulus Payment: How Soon Might You Receive A $1,400 Check?
• Meghan and Harry's clash with royals reveals power of U.K. tabloids
• Historic First: Pamela McDonald Leads Doral Academy's Boys Soccer Team To Victory At State Championship
• Pitt Men's Basketball Coach Jeff Capel Reprimanded For Criticizing Officials
• No. 4 Stanford Routs No. 9 UCLA To Win Pac-12 Women's Basketball Title
• WATCH: Superintendent Dr. William Hite Joins CBS3 As Philadelphia School District Students Return To Classrooms
• Portion Of Walt Whitman Bridge Reopens After Early Morning Truck Fire
• Celtics' Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown Shine In 2021 NBA All-Star Game
• 2 Hospitalized After Police Shooting Erupts At Scene Of Separate Shooting In Riverside
• Oprah shares previously unaired clips of Meghan and Harry interview
• 'I'm Shocked': Redondo Beach Neighbors React After Learning That Man In His 30s Was Shot, Killed
• Women Making History From Miami-Dade County Hall To The White House
• Fort Worth Begins Accepting Emergency Rental Assistance Applications
• Team LeBron Wins NBA All-Star Game 170-150
• This Week Marks One Year Since WHO Declared Coronavirus Pandemic
• Colorado Weather: Classic March Snowstorm Possible Later This Week
• Ohio college student dead after alleged alcohol-fueled hazing episode
• Harry And Meghan Detail Royal Struggles In Bombshell Oprah Interview
• Aurora Holding Second Mass Vaccination Clinic Monday
• The Health Benefits Behind De-Cluttering And Spring Cleaning
• Thousands Of Arlington ISD Employees To Receive COVID-19 Vaccine Today At Esports Stadium
• Man In Custody After Shooting Gun During Police Chase In Lawndale
• Woman, Child Found Dead Inside Rancho Cucamonga Home
• California Theme Parks, Ballparks To Reopen April 1 If Counties Reach Less Restrictive COVID Tiers
• LA Teachers Union Votes To Reject State's Plan To Return To In-Person Learning
• Capitol review recommends sweeping security changes after riot
• Officers injured responding to massive party at CU Boulder
• Cuomo says "there is no way I resign" amid harassment allegations
• International Women's Day: With Mom's Help, 9-Year-Old London Warren Publishes Book All About School And COVID Safety
• Trial launches for Derek Chauvin in murder of George Floyd
• Photos appear to show a ship hovering over the water
• Car Overturns On Vine Street Expressway
• 17-Year-Old Boy Shot Outside Corner Store In North Philadelphia
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/8 Monday Morning Forecast
• Study Shows Time To Land New Job Is Longest It Has Been Since 2016
• Fire At Smoke And Vape Shop In Springfield Township
• Chicago Weather: Temperature In The 60s Arrive Monday
• Long Island Rail Road Service Cuts To Take Effect Monday
• Pittsburgh Weather: Long Streak Of Temperatures Below 70º Could End This Week
• Homicide Trial Ordered In Young Amish Woman's Disappearance
• Boynton Beach Man Arrested After Remains Of Missing Woman Found In His Backyard
• Kyle Larson gets first win since suspension for using racial slur
• Harry And Meghan Detail Royal Struggles, From Discussions Of Baby's Skin Tone To Suicidal Thoughts
• Save St. Philip School: Community Rallies To Help Save 106-Year-Old Catholic School
• Police Surround Home Along Allegheny River Boulevard In Oakmont
• Ballpark Shooting: Michael Close Pleads Not Guilty By Reason Of Insanity In Death Of Isabella Thallas, Family Says
• Celebrities react to Meghan and Prince Harry's interview
• Allegheny Co. Police Investigating Clairton Shooting, Man Left In Critical Condition
• Penguins Set New Season Mark With Three Fastest Goals Scored In 5-1 Win Over New York Rangers
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• Harry and Meghan Detail Royal Struggles, From Discussions Of Baby's Skin Tone To Suicidal Thoughts
• Univ. Of Pittsburgh Says They Have Vaccine Provider Agreement From Pa. Dept. Of Health

Videos from March 8, 2021

• White House works to finalize support with Democrats ahead of House vote on COVID relief bill
• 3/8: Red and Blue
• Addressing racism "starts with a conversation," rapper and activist China Mac says
• Harris announces $250 million in grants to help address COVID response inequities
• New York AG appoints attorneys to lead Cuomo investigation
• Maia Chaka becomes NFL's first Black woman official
• Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 disappeared 7 years ago; investigators still don't know its final resting place
• CDC outlines safe practices for fully vaccinated Americans as states ease restrictions
• Georgia criminal investigation into former President Trump reaches grand jury phase
• Cards from strangers put patients on the road to recovery
• U.S. shelters received more than 7,000 migrant children in February
• House prepares to pass $1.9 trillion COVID relief plan
• Jury selection delayed in Chauvin trial over murder charge appeal
• 2020 election data shows Democrats lost ground with voters of color
• Meghan and Prince Harry discuss depression, racism in bombshell interview with Oprah
• Congress nears final passage of Biden's $1.9 trillion COVID relief bill
• Miami Beach mayor to would-be spring breakers: "We are enforcing zero tolerance"
• Biden senior adviser Cedric Richmond: "We're not going to compromise" on $15 minimum wage
• 12-year-old's website helps more than 1,600 people get vaccines
• Doctor on potential COVID-19 surge from spring break travelers
• U.S. gained 379,000 jobs in February
• Black-owned businesses face obstacles with Paycheck Protection Program
• Congresswoman Katie Porter says $1.9 trillion relief bill has "a lot of wins"
• Getting disadvantaged students to elite colleges
• Jackson, Mississippi, mayor says city has made "significant progress" on water crisis
• Senator Tim Kaine on American Rescue Plan, filibuster, war powers proposal
• Jury selection paused in Derek Chauvin trial
• CDC outlines what fully vaccinated people can do
• Malala Yousafzai to produce content for Apple streaming service
• Legal analyst previews trial of Derek Chauvin for murder of George Floyd
• Cuomo refuses to resign as new allegations surface
• CDC director announces guidelines on safe gatherings for vaccinated people
• Atlantic article argues U.S. cynicism poses threat to basic institutions
• Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin facing trial for death of Geroge Floyd
• Biden on verge of signing COVID-19 relief package
• Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, opens up about her family
• Harry and Meghan on how race factored into their U.K. press coverage
• Oprah Winfrey on her bombshell Harry and Meghan interview
• Prince Harry reveals he was snubbed by Queen Elizabeth before planned visit
• Harry and Meghan open up about U.K. tabloids and racism
• WorldView: Deadly Senegal protests; Pope Francis visits Iraq
• Senate passes third COVID-19 relief bill, House to review and vote
• 3/8: CBSN AM
• Doctor: Vaccine hesitancy, limited access causing racial disparities in vaccine rollout