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• UPDATE: Suspect Arrested In Oakland Robbery, Assault That Left 75-Year-Old Asian Man Brain Dead
• California 'Not Going Back To Normal' Post-Pandemic, Newsom Says In 'State Of The State' Address
• Embattled Gov. Newsom Uses COVID Mass Vaccination Site For State Of The State Address As Recall Looms
• VIDEO: Lightning Strikes Redwood Tree Sending Shards Of Wood Into SJ Living Room
• Former Sacramento Republican Leader Brags About Involvement In Capitol Riot At Recall Newsom Event
• 'Phasing Out': Gov. Jared Polis Talks Reopening Colorado, Phasing Out Mask Mandate
• Coloradans Helping Others Get Vaccinated While Preparing For Incoming Storm
• Denver Weather: Big Storm Aiming For Colorado By End Of The Week
• Glendale Unified Elementary Schools To Resume In-Person Instruction March 29
• Colorado Hairstreak Butterfly Featured On New Postage Stamp
• After Nearly A Year, Some Denver Public Library Branches Reopen
• Lauren Boebert Introduces Bill To Return USS Pueblo To United States
• University Hill Riot: Boulder Shares New Details Including Cost Of Damage
• Gov. Gavin Newsom Sees 'Brighter Days' Ahead Amid Pandemic
• Sheriff's Office Investigating Shooting In North Highlands
• Fork Fire Finally Out After Burning For 6 Months And 1 Day
• 'Peace Flag' Made By Hundreds Of Families For Healing After Deadly Buffalo Clinic Shooting
• Anissa Weier, Teen Committed In Wisconsin 'Slender Man' Stabbing, Seeks Release
• Chicago Weather: Windy And Mild Wednesday
• Patrick Kane Plays 1,000th Game; Stars Score Early And Often As Blackhawks Lose
• Murder Suspect Mistakenly Released, Police Searching For Him In DTLA Area
• Ventura County Surpasses 900 Total COVID-19 Deaths, Riverside Nears 4,000
• Return To The Classroom: Massachusetts Sets Deadlines For Elementary, Middle Schools To Shift To In-Person Learning
• Denver Working On COVID Vaccination Clinic Plan Ahead Of Snowstorm
• Women Facing Charges After 2 Young Boys Found Wandering Alone In Allegheny County
• Fact Check: Governor Newsom Skips Details On Pandemic Handling
• Jury Consultant & Psychologist Breaks Down Jury Selection In Derek Chauvin Trial
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/10 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Report: 6th Accuser Comes Forward, Says Cuomo Acted Inappropriately Towards Her At Governor's Executive Mansion
• Beauvillier Lifts Islanders Past Bruins In Shootout
• Derek Chauvin Trial, Day 2: Three Jurors Seated, Appeals Court Decision Still Pending
• New York Expanding COVID Vaccine Eligibility To Ages 60 And Older
• Bobrovsky Stops 40 Shots, Panthers Hold Off Blue Jackets 4-2
• Education Advocates Ask New York State To Extend Directive Giving 21-Year-Olds More Time To Graduate High School
• Residents Rate Mayor Duggan's COVID Response On Pandemic's Anniversary
• Metro-North Worker Will Pepe Fired After Allegedly Taking Part In U.S. Capitol Riot
• Rideshare Drivers Demand Better Safety Measures From Uber And Lyft As Carjacking Epidemic Persists
• 'Drive Up And Go' Food Distribution Event In Newark Draws Long Lines
• Denver Weather: Approaching Snowstorm Could Be The Biggest In 9 Years
• COVID: SF Supes Approve Emergency Ordinance For $5/Hour Raise For Some Grocery Workers
• DOC: Inmate Briefly Escapes Custody At MSP Airport
• Venezuelans Gather In Doral To Celebrate Biden Administration Granting Temporary Protected Status
• Bars, Restaurants Prepare For 'Reopening Texas': Joe T. Garcia's Never To Go Back To Full Capacity
• Miami Dade College COVID Vaccination Site Closes Early After Running Out Of Doses
• Maryland Lifts COVID Capacity Limits On Restaurant Dining, Retail And Other Businesses, Masks Still Required
• Bicycle Rider Seriously Injured in Collision With Vehicle in Golden Gate Park
• Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas Stands By Remarks That She Does Not Want To See A Target In Water Tower Place
• COVID Latest: Maryland Lifts Quarantine Restrictions On Out-Of-State Travel, Testing Strongly Encouraged
• Allegheny County Council Votes To Pass Paid Sick Leave Bill
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Giant Eagle To Hold Vaccine Clinic For PPS Teachers At Heinz Field
• Police Searching For Sean Lannon In Connection To Gloucester County Homicide, Quadruple Murder In New Mexico
• Tirik Trotman, Nathaniel Diggs Arrested In Triple Shooting That Injured 10-Year-Old Girl, 2 Men
• Expert Says COVID-19 Vaccination Cards Are Ripe For Fraud, And Not Just Identity Theft
• Roger Mudd, Legendary Political Reporter For CBS News, Dies At 93
• 14-Year-Old Damonyae Malone Charged In Murder Of 15-Year-Old Jaileel Jones In Baltimore
• COVID Reopening: Red Tier Means Real, Live A's Baseball Fans Are Coming Back!
• Kipp Baldwin To Serve Probation For Airport Copper Thefts
• Spring Training 2021: Rafael Ortega Hits Walk-Off Grand Slam, Cubs Beat A's
• Why Does The Sun Make Us Happy?
• 4 Coast Guard Cadets Injured In Bus Crash On Atlantic City Expressway, Police Say
• Prosecutors Say Jussie Smollett's New Lawyer Previously Talked With Key Witnesses, Wants Him Off The Case
• President Biden's German Shepherds Sent Back To Delaware After 'Biting Incident' But Will Return 'Soon'
• Baltimore Man Gifts Land To Nonprofit Working To Connect Families Of Color With City's Outdoor Spaces
• Gov. Walz Expects Guidance On Fans At Twins' Home Opener Within 'Days'
• 1 Man Dead, Another Injured After Shooting In Milford Mill, Baltimore County Police Say
• Devils Fall To Capitals In Overtime
• Only one-third of tropical rainforests remain intact, study says
• No-Cost Eye Exams Offered To Students At KIPP Sunrise Academy
• Robocalls Are Making A Comeback. Here's How To Stop Them
• Rangers Drop Second Straight In Loss To Penguins
• ACLU Files Lawsuit Against Douglas County School District, Sheriff After 11-Year-Old With Autism Handcuffed
• Texas Mask Mandate Ends At Midnight: Will Gyms Still Require Them?
• Water World COVID Testing Site Set To Close
• Beauvillier Lifts Islanders Past Bruins 2-1 In Shootout
• Flyers Rally To Beat Sabres In Shootout, 5-4
• NASA astronaut joins Russian Soyuz crew
• Full Text: Read Gov. Newsom's State Of The State Address
• Jakub Vrana Scores Twice, Capitals Beat Devils In Overtime
• Tempers Flare As Mercer County Parents, Teachers & Administrators Clash During Meeting On Reopening Of Schools
• Search On For Man Who Wiped Feces On Walls, Signs Of 2 Radnor Township Stores
• 'SWAT' Team Mobilizes Customers To Support Local Businesses
• Jovan Battle Sentenced To 65 Years For CPD Officer John Rivera's Off-Duty Murder
• Mount St. Mary's Stuns Bryant 73-68 To Clinch NCAA Bid
• Poudre School District To Offer Free Summer School For Grades 8-12
• Full Text of Gov. Gavin Newsom's State of the State Speech
• Drexel Headed To NCAA Tournament For First Time In 25 Years
• LA County Officials Consider Extending Hours At Vaccine Sites
• Modesto Woman On Mission To Fulfill Dad's Dying Wish
• Gov. Greg Abbott Declares ERCOT Billing Error Correction An Emergency Item For Texas Legislature
• 'Adopt A Storm Drain': Tackling Tons Of Trash To Protect Minnesota Waterways
• 9-Year-Old Eugene Steele Found Safe, Baltimore Police Say
• $8.8 Million Grant Awarded To Research Team Co-Led By UCLA, USC Professors Dedicated To Equity In HIV Prevention For Transgender Women
• Waukegan Public Schools Will Start Hybrid Learning in April
• Spring Training 2021: Kopech Brings Straight Heat From Mound, But White Sox Lose To Padres
• Rescue Mission's Family Rescue Ministry Supports Families As They Transition To New Housing
• San Francisco Firefighters Rescue Man, 2 Dogs After 80-Foot Fall Off Fort Funston Cliff
• San Francisco Animal Care & Control Opens New 65,000 Square Foot Facility
• COVID: East Bay Town Of Mountain House Sees Pandemic Real Estate Boom
• 'We're Thrilled' | Local Businesses Excited To Welcome Back More Customers As COVID Restrictions Loosen
• Denver Seeks Local Artists For Project At Montbello Police Substation & 911 Call Center
• SF, SCC Counties Win Final Victory In Challenge To Trump Administration's 'Public Charge' Rule; DOJ Drops Appeal
• Surging Penguins Beat New York Rangers 4-2
• Suspect In 2018 New Mexico Murder Arrested In Vallejo
• White Plains Hospital Marks 'Day Of Hope' 1 Year After Admitting First COVID-19 Patient
• Johns Hopkins Doctor Says Clear Health Messaging Is Critically Important Moving Forward In Fight Against COVID-19 Pandemic
• COVID Vaccination Clinic Opens At Cape Cod Community College
• Clearview AI Sued In Alameda County Court By Immigrant Rights Groups, Activists
• New York City Plans To End Solitary Confinement In Jails
• Hughson Police Searching For Suspected Jewelry Thief Identified As 29-Year-Old Scott Tackett
• 'It Is A Different Place': Experts Give Advice On Preparing Children To Return To Class
• Unseasonably Warm Weather Brings New Yorkers Out For Fresh Air, Fun & Family Reunions
• 'Dixie's Happy Hour' Offers Virtual Splash Of Normalcy To DCPA Fans
• Cleanup Of Derailed Train In Plymouth Expected To Last Through Summer
• Tarrant County Trying To Get More People To Register For COVID-19 Vaccine
• UC Davis Offers Students $75 To Not Travel On Spring Break
• Appeal Of Pa. Man Convicted Of 1996 Murder Of Another Man Found Bound With Duct Tape, Shot In Head And Set Afire Rejected
• Lafayette City Council Votes To Ask Caltrans, CHP To Stop Trump Supporters From Hanging Banners, Flags Over Highway 24
• Grieving Family Warns Of Growing Fentanyl Danger From Fake Pills
• Harold Johnson Will Stay On Aurora Civil Service Commission; Councilmember Warns 'We Are Making A Mistake'
• Company Announces Cruises To Alcatraz Returning This Month
• Recall Casts Large Shadow Over Newsom's State of the State Address
• Dedham Police Officer Attacked By Man With Knife, Saved By Body Armor
• Minnesota Education Commissioner Mary Cathryn Ricker Replaced By Deputy After Resignation
• Dodgers Echo Manager Dave Roberts In Denouncing Violence Against Asian Americans: 'Such Bullying Is Nothing Short Of Cowardice'
• Storm Expected To Bring Rain And Snow Throughout Region
• 15-Year-Old Boy Shot, Killed In Kingsessing, Philadelphia Police Say
• Whitney High School's Broadcasting Program Takes National Top Honors
• A's Name Amelia Schimmel Public Address Announcer In Historic Hire
• Montana considering legislation to kill at-risk wildlife
• Klete Keller Pleads Not Guilty To Charges In Deadly U.S. Capitol Riot
• Philadelphia Teen Weighing College Options After Receiving Over 20 Acceptance Letters, More Than $1 Million In Scholarships
• 'I Couldn't Imagine It Would Come To Me': North Texas' 1st COVID-19 Survivor Rev. Robert Pace Reflects 1 Year Later
• Rev. Jesse Jackson Meets With Residents Amid Complaints Of Mold, Mice, Mismanagement At Concordia Place Apartments
• Business Owners Near George Floyd Memorial Say Recent Violence Is Costing Them
• CHSAA & CDPHE Announce Changes To High School Playoffs & Championships
• CEO: Disneyland To Recall Furloughed Employees For Reopening By Late April
• Villanova Football Player, Reisterstown Native Iyanu Elijah Solomon Accused Of Attempted 2019 Sexual Assault
• COVID Vaccines: Solano County Officials Approve Plans For Mass Vaccination Site At Fairgrounds In Vallejo
• Judge Grants Bail To Woman Who Used Meth Before Stillbirth
• Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg Shares Thoughts On Bridge And I-80 Tolls In Exclusive One-On-One
• New Images of Deadly Des Plaines Fire Killing A Mother And Her Four Children
• Montgomery County Board Of Commissioners Chair Dr. Val Arkoosh Reflects On One Year Of Pandemic
• Emanate Health In San Gabriel Valley Announces New Visitor Policy As Hospital Rates Decline
• In 4 Suburban Communities With Their Own Public Health Departments, Residents Are Blocked From Registering At Cook County COVID Vaccine Sites
• Tuesday Table Provides Free Essentials For Those Struggling During Pandemic
• New COVID-19 Vaccine Site Opens At USC As LA County Targets Hard-Hit Communities
• Shannon Pearson, Son Of Murdered Alabama Preacher, Arrested In North Texas
• Cranberry Resident Says 150 Of His Neighbors Are Experiencing Pinhole Leaks In Copper Pipes
• Dallas Police Seek Suspect Who Fatally Shot Rachel Witcher, 21, At Wilshire Apartments
• Weeks Ahead Of Schedule, COVID Vaccine Rollout Expanding To Include 1.8 Million More Minnesotans
• Grand Jury Expected To Soon Recommend Filing Of Homicide Charges In Case Of Rachael DelTondo
• 'I'm Truly Ecstatic': Minnesotans Heartened As 1.8M More Now COVID Vaccine-Eligible
• Denver Metro Older Adults Can Get 'Nymbl' With Free App
• Royal Caribbean, Carnival & Princess Extend Pause On Cruise Sailings
• 30-Year-Old Man Killed In NW Baltimore Shooting Tuesday
• 91-year-old police officer has no plans to retire
• COVID Vaccine Demand At An All-Time High In South Florida
• Plethora Of Potholes Has Drivers On Long Island Seeing Red; Officials Say Help Is On The Way
• Unifying America: Non-Profit Provides Support For Low-Income Workers Looking To Switch Careers
• Doctors See Uptick In People Working From Home Complaining Of Neck, Back Pain
• 18-Year-Old Christopher Trevon Avington Faces Capital Murder Charges For Alleged Connection To Fatal Shootings
• 'With Tough Times Comes Opportunity:' Chicago's Loop Businesses Optimistic With Vaccine's Arrival
• Taxi Drivers Call New York City's Financial Relief Plan A Betrayal, Say Much More Help Is Needed
• 'Disservice To Students': Teachers Voice Concerns About Dual Role Of Teaching Students In Person, Virtually Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• San Francisco Corruption Scandal: Former Fix-It Program Director Sandra Zuniga Pleading Guilty To Money Laundering
• Some Local Leaders Expressing Concerns Over COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution In Maryland
• Dallas Police Officer Bryan Riser Terminated Following Capital Murder Arrest Last Week
• Fear among health officials of variant spread as Texas reopens
• California Recall Threat Puts Pressure On Newsom State Of The State Speech
• Remnants Of Last Summer's Violence Following Death Of George Floyd Turned Into Art As Reminder Of Troubling Time
• Loyola University Plans To Return To Full In-Person Learning In The Fall
• Ravens' Lamar Jackson Among The QBs Next Up For A New Contract
• Bensalem Man Out On Bail In 2 Domestic Violence Cases Attacks Victim Third Time, Authorities Say
• Accused Child Killer Jorge Barahona Attacked By Five Inmates At Miami-Dade Jail
• Derek Chauvin Trial, Day 2 Live Updates: 3 Jurors Seated So Far, Appeals Court Decision Still Looms
• FWC Showcases How Specially Trained Dogs Will Track Down Invasive Burmese Pythons Plaguing Everglades
• Deadly Double Shooting In NW Miami-Dade
• How's United Center Vaccine Rollout Going? Depends Whom You Ask
• Pop-Up Shop: Huele A Wela's Will Have You Craving Cookies
• Los Angeles, Orange Counties Poised To Advance To Red Tier Of California's Coronavirus Reopening Schedule
• One Year After Getting Coronavirus, Brockton Couple Shares Message Of Hope
• Open For Business: Keane Vintage Will Have You Dressed To The Nines Even If It's Just For Your Next Zoom Call
• Report: Sixers' All-Stars Joel Embiid, Ben Simmons To Miss Games This Week Due To COVID Contact Tracing
• Baltimore City Public Schools Finalizes Dates For Optional Return To In-Person Learning, Plans To Move To Virtual-Only Around Spring Break
• Aurora Police Ask For Help In Illegal Street Racing Investigation
• 88-Year-Old Math Tutor Says Teaching Kids On Social Media During Pandemic Is 'A Wonderful Experience'
• Villanova Head Coach Jay Wright Among Finalists For 2021 Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame
• Plano ISD, Police Investigating Allegations Of Race-Based Assaults, Bullying
• Pittsburgh Officials Focused On Increasing National Exposure As City Hosts 2021 Frozen Four
• American Designer Student Helps Kick Off Paris Fashion Week's Tribute To 'COVID Generation'
• Federal Task Force Expands Screening Recommendations To Include Current And Former Smokers Ages 50-80
• Body Cam Footage Of Johnny Damon's DUI Arrest Released
• California program allows residents to get vaccinated by volunteering
• Battle Of The Bagels: New Yorkers Dismiss Article Claiming California Has Better Bagels As 'Completely Ridiculous'
• NBA investigating Meyers Leonard's use of anti-Semitic slur
• New Hampshire Skater Uses Apple Watch To Call 911 After Crashing Through Ice
• Man Slashed While Riding 4 Train In Midtown In Apparent Random, Unprovoked Attack
• 'Chief Well Being Officer' Aims To Make Mental Health A Priority For M Health Fairview Staff
• New Campaign In Baltimore County Reminding Drivers, Pedestrians To Be On The Lookout For Each Other
• Car Drives Through Goodwill Store In Lawrence County
• 'YardArt' In Watertown Brings Creativity To Neighborhoods During Pandemic
• South Florida Leaders, CDC Concerned About Spring Break Surge Of Coronavirus
• New York Schools Facing Lawsuit Over Allegations Of Segregation
• Out-of-work Rhode Islanders lean on AI for career direction
• Dosunmu, Cockburn Named To All-Big Ten First Team, Illini Rack Up Other Awards
• Losses From Gift Card Scams Have Tripled In Past Four Years
• I-Team: New Effort To Make Sure Minority-Owned Businesses Get Fair Share Of PPP Loans
• Police Investigating 3-Year-Old Shot In Detroit Home
• Kia Recalls Nearly 380,000 Vehicles For Fire Risk, Says Owners Should Park Them Outside
• Clearview AI's face database violates privacy, lawsuit claims
• Antonio Balderas Arrested, Suspected Of Pepper Spraying Man, Firing Shots In His Direction
• Maryland's Statewide Mask Mandate To Remain In Effect As COVID-19 Restrictions Loosen, Gov. Larry Hogan Says
• Parents Rush To Enroll Kids In Limited-Capacity Summer Camps As Many Hope For Return To Normal
• Revere, Brockton Secure COVID-19 Vaccines For Teachers, School Staff
• With Millions Working From Home Amid COVID-19 Pandemic, Eye Health Has Been A Challenge, Doctors Say
• Gov. Tim Walz Announces 'Nic Zapko Day' in Minnesota
• Spring Training Report: Which MLB Prospects Are Poised For Greatness?
• Bensalem Officials Identify Pregnant Teen Found Dead In Well In 1988 As Lisa Todd
• Drexel University Basketball Looking To End 25-Year NCAA Tournament Drought With Win In CAA Title Game
• 'No Matter How Long It Takes,' Police Say DNA Links Jeffrey Wheat To 2003 Sexual Assault Case 
• 10 Women-Owned New Jersey Businesses Band Together To Support Local Haven For Women & Children
• Kyle Long Returning To NFL As Free Agent
• Keller @ Large: Record Number Of Unaccompanied Children In Custody At Border
• Missing 74-Year-Old Dennis Fester From Sarver Area Found
• COVID In Florida: 4,426 Additional Cases, 132 Deaths Reported On Tuesday
• Police: 13-Year-Old In Critical Condition After Being Accidentally Shot By Child
• COVID-19 In Westmoreland County: Officials Say State Is Not Communicating About Vaccine Distribution
• Bears Placing Franchise Tag On Allen Robinson
• COVID In Colorado: Bolder Boulder Canceled Again, Organizers Plan Smaller 10K Races
• Buckingham Palace Responds To Harry And Meghan Interview: 'The Whole Family Is Saddened'
• Princess Cruises Cancels Voyages Through June 30
• Tahoe Bear Activity Increasing As Temperatures Warm, Authorities Warn
• Pittsfield Man Arrested In Connection With Capitol Riot
• Sunny Stretch Of Mild Temperatures Comes Just In Time For Restaurant Week In Haddonfield
• Villanova University Football Player Elijah Solomon Arrested For Attempted Sexual Assault In Dorm Room, Authorities Say
• Derek Chauvin Trial, Day 2: Jury Selection Continues Pending Appeals Court Decision On 3rd-Degree Murder Charge
• COVID-19 Deaths 'Remain Stubbornly High' Says Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins As Cases Decline
• Capitol rioters turned in by friends, family, colleagues, ex-lovers
• UPDATE: Man Critically Injured After Being Set on Fire in East Oakland Dies
• Paul Pierce, Bill Russell (As Coach) Named Finalists For Basketball Hall Of Fame Class Of 2021
• Massachusetts Reports 1,006 New COVID Cases, 20 Additional Deaths
• Full Vaccination Is Not 'Get Out Of COVID Free' Card, Colorado Doctor Warns
• Study: Pandemic Eases LA Traffic; 101 Freeway Still One Of Most Congested Freeways In The Nation
• Philadelphians Drove 25% Fewer Miles In 2020, Report Says
• After 50 Years In Law Enforcement, Richardson Police Chief Jim Spivey Retiring
• South Florida Leaders, CDC Concerned About Spring Break Surge Of Coronavirus
• U.S. Sen. Tammy Duckworth Announces Re-Election Bid
• Controversial Bill That Would Cut Bright Futures Put On Hold
• Colorado Bureau Of Investigation: Vehicle Thefts Dramatically Jump In 2020
• Burlington County COVID-19 Vaccine Mega Site Adds Sensory Rooms For Special Needs Patients
• Girl lied about teacher who was later beheaded, lawyer says
• Campers Face Up To 6 Months In Jail For Unattended Fire Near Eleven Mile State Park
• Mass COVID-19 Vaccination Site In Hagerstown To Open March 25, One Week Ahead Of Schedule
• More Than $3.5M Worth Of Pot Seized After Raids Of 3 Illegal Grow Houses In Calaveras County
• COVID UPDATE: CoCo Health Officials Tell Supes County's Move to Red Tier Could Happen Next Week
• COVID Vaccines: Counties Across California Complain Of New Vaccine Delivery As Economy Reopens
• Tickets For Penguins' Last 5 March Home Games Go On Sale Friday
• Brit's Pub To Reopen In Downtown Minneapolis Later This Month
• 86-Year-Old Woman Killed In Malden Crash Identified, Driver Cited
• Philadelphia Announces $4.5 Million In New Funding To Help Revitalize FDR Park
• Unlike In Israel, Colorado Law Professor Doesn't Expect Businesses Here To Require Proof Of Vaccination
• Philadelphia Health Commissioner Hoping To Avoid New COVID Restrictions As Cases Increase Yet Again
• City Of Denver Approves $149M Renovation Plan For 16th Street Mall
• COVID-19 Latest: Oriole Park Can Host Fans At 50% Capacity, Gov. Hogan Announces
• Man On Motorized Wheelchair Struck By Car, Killed While Crossing Street In Millbrae
• FBI Releases New Videos Of Suspect Accused Of Leaving Pipe Bombs At DNC, RNC Headquarters In DC On Eve Of Capitol Riots
• Teachers, Childcare Workers Now Eligible For COVID-19 Vaccine In Denton
• Zero Bail Dublin Carjacker Sentenced To 5 Years In Federal Prison
• Disney+ Restricts Young Children From Watching 'Dumbo', 'Peter Pan' Due To 'Negative Depictions'
• Graduations, Proms Should Be Allowed 'As Long As We Follow All Health Advice,' Gov. Hogan Says
• COVID-19 Latest: Adult Day Care Centers To Reopen With Safety Measures In Place, Gov. Hogan Says
• Two-Thirds Of Marylanders Now Support Legalizing Recreational Use Of Marijuana, Goucher College Poll Says
• CMU Students Using Artificial Intelligence For Smarter Restroom Cleaning At Pittsburgh International Airport
• Dallas Officer Bryan Riser Was Under Investigation Years Earlier Than First Acknowledged, Court Documents Show
• Whitmer Signs $2.5B In Virus Relief, Vetoes Other Aid
• UPDATE: Police Arrest Suspect In Armed Robbery Of KPIX 5 Reporter
• COVID Reopening: Berkeley Set To Open Elementary Schools For In-Person Learning 5 Days / Week Starting March 29
• Hit-And-Run Collision In Fremont Leaves Person Critically Injured
• Solano County Moves Into Less Restrictive COVID-19 Reopening Tier
• Tight Ends Hunter Henry, Jonnu Smith Heading To Free Agency
• Boeing Finally Sees Positive Net Orders For Airplanes
• Mass. State Police K9 Tracks Down Man Accused Of Stealing Over $1,000 Worth Of Jewelry
• Ohio Sued Over Law Requiring Burial Of Aborted Fetal Remains
• LAPD Seeks To Have All Willing Employees Vaccinated By May
• Baltimore City Officials To Increase Monitoring For COVID-19 Regulations Ahead Of St. Patrick's Day
• Furry Tails: Sad Savannah Finds Her Forever Home
• How Democrats in Congress are spending $2 trillion on COVID relief
• UNT Senior Zachary Simmons Rounds Out College Basketball Career With Mom In Remission And By His Side
• Pittsburgh Steelers Sign LB Marcus Allen To 1-Year Contract
• Minnesota Vikings Release Kicker Dan Bailey
• Cristian Hernandez Sentenced To 42 Years In Prison In Longmont Child Abuse Case
• Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody Files Lawsuit Challenging Federal Immigration Moves
• Dallas Police Thank Dallas Firefighters For Having Their Backs During Recent Crises
• FBI releases new video in D.C. pipe bomb case
• Update: Alameda, Santa Cruz, Solano County Move Into Red Tier, Business Owners To Reopen Indoor Operations
• Contractor Dies From 25-Foot Fall At Water Reclamation Plant In Playa Del Rey
• Florida Alcohol 'To Go' Proposal Moving Forward
• Error Leads To Hundreds Of Ineligible COVID Vaccine Appointments In Pasadena
• Internal Report Says There's 'No Racist Intent' Behind UT 'Eyes of Texas' School Song
• Florida House Panel Looks To Cap THC In Medical Marijuana Products
• Maryland US Attorney's Office Seizes Fake Website Claiming To Sell COVID-19 Treatment Regeneron
• Kobe Bryant Rookie Card Sells For $1.7M
• New Centennial Hospital Brings Care 'Close To Home'
• COVID-19 Vaccine Side Effects Leading To Cancer Scares For Some Women
• Police: Suspect Stabbed Bronx Deli Worker In The Neck
• Once Approved, Coloradans Could Start Seeing $1,400 Stimulus Checks
• Buckingham Palace Issues First Statement Since Harry and Meghan Interview Aired
• 'Anything Less Is The Epitome Of Inhumanity,' Texas Gov. Abbott Demands President Biden Surge COVID Vaccines To Border Patrol Agents 
• City Park Farmer's Market Takes Local Approach To Produce, Flowers
• Bail Set At $2M For Ohio Mom Brittany Gosney Charged In Missing 6-Year-Old James Hutchinson's Death
• Irving Police Identify Body Found In Trinity River As Missing Arlington Man Eric Joubert
• Chicago Travel Order Includes 24 States And Washington D.C.
• Here Are The Chicago Events Organizers Hope To Hold In 2021
• East Oakland Home Evacuated After Residents Discover Hand Grenade
• Cuomo announces more people eligible for vaccines amid probes
• Capacity Increase: 21,000 Fans Will Be Allowed At Coors Field For Rockies' Opening Day
• Suspect In Custody; Children Found Safe After Abduction In Morgan Hill Truck Theft
• 'The Biden Administration Is Helping The Cartels Make Money,' Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Speaks About Border Security
• UPDATE: Bill Requiring State Online Portal To Track Rape Kits Passes Committee
• Disney Announces Opening Date For "Remy's Ratatouille Adventure" At Epcot
• Aurora City Council Votes To Remove Sales Tax On Menstrual Products
• Philadelphia Weather: Temperatures Likely To Reach 70s As Warm Up Continues In Philly Region
• Pentagon Set To OK Extending National Guard Deployment At US Capitol
• Vail Resorts Extends Ski Season At Vail, Beaver Creek, Keystone
• Rivers Casino Holding Live Concert
• Buckingham Palace Breaks Silence Over Prince Harry And Meghan Markle's Interview
• 1 Dead, Another Seriously Injured In I-57 Crash
• Chicago Cubs Release Ticket Plan For Games At Wrigley Field During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Tom Brady Calls UCLA's Maya Brady 'Most Dominant Athlete' In His Family
• CSU Researchers Want To Expand Warnings About Wildfire Smoke
• COVID In Illinois: 1,510 New Cases, Including 16 Additional Deaths
• Santa Clara Police Arrest 2 Women In $100K Identity Theft Scheme, Over 100 Potential Victims
• Suspect Jon McDonald III Arrested In Deadly Modesto Shooting
• Who is Facundo Campazzo? The Denver Nuggets 29-Year-Old Rookie Guard Is Making An Impact In The NBA
• Boy with autism gets recipe for his favorite waffles, which were discontinued
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Over 5,000 People Get First Dose Of Vaccine At AHN's Mass Clinic
• Iowa Hispanic Group Files Lawsuit Challenging New Voting Restrictions
• Travel groups ask U.S. to lead "virus passport" development
• Maryland Ranks In Middle Of Pack Among US States For COVID-19 Safety
• Record-Setting Warmth Precedes Potential Snow In Twin Cities
• Des Plaines Fire That Killed Mom, Four Daughters Started On Second Floor Stairway, Near Space Heater
• Lawyers Seeking 32% Of $641M Flint Tainted Water Settlement
• COVID-19 relief bill would bring health cost savings to millions of people
• Three More Penguin Chicks At Maryland Zoo Get 'Rare Names'
• COVID-19: Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Arrives in Santa Clara County
• Dallas Public Library Letting Cardholders Borrow Laptops And Hotspots For Up To 30 Days
• Vaccination Clinic Serving LA's Hard-Hit District 13 Neighborhoods Opens At Elysian Valley Recreation Center
• Denver City Council Approves $15.6 Million In Contacts To Help Those Experiencing Homelessness
• Minnesota Ranked 2nd Best State In The US, Behind Washington
• Maskless Uber Passengers Assault, Cough On, Pepper Spray Driver After He Refuses Them Service
• Caltrans Cleaning Up Mountain Of Trash Off Highway 108 In Sierra
• 'Don't Put Our Progress At Risk': Walsh Asks Bostonians Not To Host St. Patrick's Day Parties
• Prosecutors Discuss Seeking Death Penalty Against Krisinda Bright, Ambridge Mother Accused Of Killing Her 2 Kids
• UC Davis Makes Unique Spring Break Offer -- $75 Paid To Students Who Staycation
• 'A GRAMMY Salute To The Sounds Of Change' Comes To CBS March 17th
• Nissan Recalling 854K Sentra Cars To Fix Brake Light Problem
• Criminal Complaint Reveals Disturbing Details In Death Of 10-Year-Old Harlem Boy Ayden Wolfe
• Ammonia Leak Reported At Capital Clubhouse Ice Rink
• Hundreds of thousands of motorcyclists flock to Florida for Bike Week
• CPD Wrong Raid Victim Anjanette Young Receives Award For Women's History Month
• Cherry Hill School District Welcomes Students Back For 4-Day In-Person Learning
• Car Becomes Wedged Under Tractor-Trailer Following Crash On Lincoln Drive
• COVID In MN: MDH Audit Reveals 138 Unreported Deaths, Death Toll Approaches 6,700
• Miami Weather: Breezy & Mild, Spotty Showers Possible
• Repeat Bowie County Sex Offender William Johnson Springer Sentenced For Possessing Child Pornography
• South Florida's Federally-Funded Pop-Up COVID-19 Vaccination Sites Moving On Thursday
• The Charmery Opening Columbia Location This Month
• The United Center COVID-19 Mass Vaccination Site Opens Tuesday
• COVID In Maryland: Hospitalizations Flat, 631 New Cases Reported
• Missing Miami Man 80-Year-Old Martel Beresford Thompson Has Been Found
• Jake DeBrusk A Healthy Scratch For Bruins Tuesday Night; Cassidy Calls Out His Effort
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 2,975 More Coronavirus Cases, Over 3M Vaccine Doses Administered
• Report: Pittsburgh Steelers Not Using Franchise Tag On LB Bud Dupree
• Face the Nation is #1 in viewers on March 7
• New Hampshire Ranked Fourth Best State, Massachusetts Comes In At 9
• Legacy Detroiters Have Until Friday To Submit Applications To Gain Edge In Marijuana License Process
• Update: Santa Clara County Rejects Blue Shield COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Plan
• Update: Homeless Encampment RVs Ablaze; Large Smoke Plume Towering Over Oakland Neighborhood
• Will Sister Jean Go To Indy As Loyola Heads To NCAA Tournament?
• 33-Year-Old Man Arrested After Allegedly Stealing Ambulance From Dallas Hospital
• Buccaneers Placing Franchise Tag On Chris Godwin
• FEMA-Run COVID-19 Vaccination Site Opens At BB&T Pavilion
• California Lawmakers Pushing For Enforcement Of Gender Neutral Toy Departments At Big Box Stores
• Joshua Tree National Park Expecting Big Spring Break Crowds
• CDC: Fully COVID Vaccinated People Can Gather
• Tuukka Rask Not With Bruins For Islanders Game
• More Than 40 New Coronavirus Outbreaks Reported In Michigan Schools
• Northeastern University Planning For 'Normal' Fall Semester
• Royal family plots response to Meghan and Harry interview
• 'Vehicle Versus Wild Hog,' Police Warn Of Seatbelt Safety As Pig Dead From Impact
• Police: Robbery Suspect Armed With Knife Wanted In 2 Crimes Minutes Apart In SoHo
• Some New Jersey Residents Canceling 2-Shot Vaccine Appointments In Favor Of Single Shot, Even If It Means They Have To Wait Longer
• Los Rios Campuses Plan More In-Person Classes Come Fall, But Still Fewer Than Usual
• Ticket To Be Dismissed For Driver Who Swerved, Crashed Vehicle To Avoid Sofa On I-95
• "A man in full": Vernon Jordan remembered at memorial service
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 348 More Coronavirus Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• Eastern State Penitentiary To Reopen To Public On Friday
• Miami Beach Firefighters, Faith Leaders Team Up To Vaccinate Vulnerable
• Crane Accident Downs Power Line Onto 101 Freeway In Hollywood, Causes Transformer Explosion
• Longtime Radio DJ Peter 'Kane' Deibler Dies After Long Illness
• Teenager Jalynn Lester Charged With Manslaughter In Fatal Shooting Of Don-Yeah Hill, 17
• Gov. Polis Calls On FDA To Allow Vaccine Pooling To Boost Vaccination Numbers
• 3 Men Shot, Stabbed In Attack In Mott Haven
• Tampa Police Officer Killed In Wrong-Way Crash
• Gov. Baker Returns To Work After Trip To Florida, Tests Negative For COVID
• Ex-Australia leader says it's time to cut ties with British royals
• Halloween Horror Nights Returns To Universal Orlando This Fall
• Indiana State Parks Hiring For Seasonal, Year-Round Jobs
• MDHHS: First Case Of New COVID-19 Variant Identified In Jackson County
• Diocese Of Rockville Centre Discourages Use Of Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine, But Pope Says All Brands Acceptable
• WATCH LIVE: Philadelphia Officials To Provide COVID-19 Response Update
• 'Life Ended Too Soon': Endangered Amur Tiger Dies After Artificial Insemination Procedure At Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
• Jameis Winston A 'Perfect Fit' With Patriots, According To PFF
• Who Is Isabella Guzman, Aurora Woman Who Murdered Her Mother In 2013?
• Detroit Mayor To Deliver State Of The City Address Tuesday
• 65% Of Marylanders Approve Of How Gov. Hogan's Doing As Governor, Goucher College Poll Finds
• Armed Man Arrested In South LA After Pursuit
• California Lawmaker Aims To Repeal Anti-Loitering Code That Critics Say Has Targeted Trans Women
• Florida Senate To Take Up Online Sales Tax Plan
• Meghan Markle's Father Says He Apologized To Her 'At Least 100 Times' For Lying About Speaking To Press
• License Plate Readers Installed In Natomas Neighborhood Generate Leads For Police
• Report: Patriots Won't Use Franchise Tag On Joe Thuney
• Weather Blog: Air Out Your House
• Avalanche Lose To Coyotes At Ball Arena, 3-2
• Christmas Comes In March For Schiller Park Factory That Secured Vaccines For 105 Employees
• On 24th Anniversary Of The Death Of Hip Hop Legend Biggie Smalls, Still No One Charged In His Murder
• Michelle Obama to be inducted into National Women's Hall of Fame
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• Black Pumas reflect on success, reaching "another stratosphere"
• World's First Space Hotel Scheduled To Open In 2027
• FBI Arrests 2, Including New Jersey Man Roberto Minuta Who Served As Roger Stone's Bodyguard, In Capitol Riot
• Judge Issues Ruling On Restaurant War Over 'Mimosa House' Trademark
• New England City Named One Of The 'Happiest Cities in America'
• Women's History Month: Local Woman Bringing Representation To Skin Care Industry
• Government Documents: Record Number Of Unaccompanied Children In Border Patrol Custody
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Maskless Uber Passengers Assault Driver; SF Supes To Vote On Hazard Pay; UCSF Study Examines Vaccine Boost
• Weekend Sideshow Leads To Violent Head-On Crash In Solano County
• Evesham Township Police Asking For Public's Help Identifying Man Involved In Approaching Children With Compact Disc In 2 Separate Incidents
• One New Mock Draft Has The Patriots Getting An Electric Talent In The First Round
• South Dakota lawmakers delay attorney general's impeachment
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• How a "miracle piano" has helped to heal Japan's tsunami scars
• After Reacquiring Trent Brown, Patriots Have Some Options Along Offensive Line
• After You Get A COVID-19 Vaccine, Sports Medicine Expert Advises Taking It Easy For A Day Or Two Before Working Out
• Baltimore City Council President Nick Mosby Proposes Memorial Fund In Name Of Dante Barksdale
• Boston Loses Title Of Worst Traffic In US To New York City
• 2 Injured After Car Crashes Into Porch In Fernwood
• Tokyo Olympics to go ahead, but no foreign fans allowed
• Glass Shattered At 87th Street CTA Station; Bullet Hole Reported In Train Window
• Baltimore's Casey Jenkins In The Running For World's Favorite Chef
• 'Moderna Arm': Some People Develop Reaction To Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine
• Derek Chauvin Trial, Day 1: Jury Selection Paused For At Least A Day
• All Female Crew Makes Historic American Airlines Flight From Miami To Dallas On International Women's Day
• Records Show Accused Dallas Officer Bryan Riser Had Been Under Investigation Since 2017
• Veterans Leadership Program Holds Food Distribution For Military Families
• 14-Year-Old Boy Shot In Bronzeville
• Rare meteorite found in U.K. may contain "building blocks of life"
• Twitter sues Texas AG, claiming he retaliated after it banned Trump
• Fire Marshal Investigating North Fayette Twp. House Fire
• Trent Brown Coming Back To Patriots In Trade With Raiders, Reports Say
• Texas Regulator Sherry Botkin The Latest To Resign After Blackouts During Deadly Winter Storms
• South Dakota gov. to sign ban on transgender girls from female sports
• Victims of Microsoft hack scramble to plug security holes
• New York attorney general names leaders of Cuomo investigation
• LeBron James says decision on if he will get vaccine is "private"
• Spring break could be "perfect storm" for COVID-19, doctor warns
• Crews Respond To Report Of Carbon Monoxide In West Loop Apartment Garage
• Harris announces funding to address racial gaps in COVID response
• Rancho Cucamonga Community Mourns Death Of 8-Year-Old Ruby Meng, Mother
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• Report: Court Rules Vanessa Bryant Can Obtain Names Of LASD Deputies Accused Of Sharing Crash Site Photos
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• RNC responds to Trump's cease-and-desist letters
• Meghan says father speaking to U.K. tabloids was "betrayal"
• Meghan: Archie's title was not royal family's "right to take away"
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• Meghan and Harry's interview draws mixed reaction in Britain
• "Shoot me instead," nun pleads with Myanmar junta's security forces
• Prince Harry couldn't leave royals without Diana's money
• Georgia House votes to repeal citizen arrest law after Arbery death
• Chicago Weather: Warm Temperatures Continue
• Pittsburgh Weather: Mid-Week Warm Up, Chances Of 70º Temperatures
• Pennsylvania State Police Searching For Driver Wanted In Road Rage Incident In Lehigh County
• Judge says OK to name deputies who shared Kobe crash site photos
• President Joe Biden's Dogs Sent Back To Delaware After 'Biting Incident' Involving White House Security Member
• Drivers Feeling The Pain At The Pumps As Gas Prices Continue To Rise Across Pittsburgh Area
• AP Source: Titans Trade 2020 First-Round Pick To Dolphins
• South Philadelphia House Fire Leaves Man Injured
• Woman Injured Following Overnight House Fire In Cobbs Creek
• Meghan's dad says he's apologized to duchess "at least 100 times"
• Allegheny Co. Council To Vote On Paid Sick Leave Bill
• Frustrated Lawmakers Allege Pennsylvania Health Department Failing To Provide Enough Vaccines For Suburban Philadelphia Counties
• Judge may free on bail woman who used meth before stillbirth
• 'Good Eat$ Downtown' Campaign Begins, Aimed At Bringing Business Back To Downtown Restaurants
• Man Linked To 3 Ohio Homicides Dies After Detroit Shooting
• Ohio Drops Vaccination Age To 50 As New Cases Decrease
• Pittsburgh Penguins, Penguins Foundation Celebrating Gender Equality Month
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• Fayette Co. Ranks 9th In COVID-19 Vaccination Rates In Pa.
• Indiana Teacher Fired After Sex Abuse Charges In Ohio
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• Report: Jets Place Franchise Tag On Safety Marcus Maye
• New Jersey Is Best State For Education, 2021 US News Best States Survey Finds

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• "We are struggling with an issue of beds": Biden administration faces surge of migrant children at border
• FBI releases new security video of pipe bomb suspect before Capitol riot
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• Microsoft races to patch massive server hack
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• House expected to pass coronavirus relief bill Wednesday morning
• New wave of proposed laws targeting transgender student athletes
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• Cuomo announces expanded COVID-19 vaccination eligibility
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• New CDC guidelines for vaccinated people shed light on potential post-pandemic life
• Amazon senior manager: "There's a problem with the culture and with practices"
• Countries consider implementing "vaccine passport" systems
• New York AG taps former federal prosecutor, employment lawyer to lead Cuomo investigation
• Government documents show more than 3,200 new unaccompanied children in U.S. custody
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