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Articles from March 10, 2021

• Store Products Run Low As Ports Are Impacted During Pandemic
• COVID Vaccine: Santa Clara County Stops Scheduling First Dose Appointments Due To Supply
• Pleasanton School District To Become 1st In Alameda County To Reopen Middle, High Schools
• Push To Recall Gov. Newsom On Track To Advance As Deadline Nears
• Winter Storm Brings Snow, Rain To Southland Wednesday, Treacherous Road Conditions
• Former Aurora Cop, Curtiss Christensen, Linked To Pipe Bomb Case & Arrested For Multiple Felonies
• Henry Chardack First To Be Arrested In Riot On University Hill
• 'It Breaks My Heart': Aurora Council Member Reacts To Boy Injured In Dog Attack By Previously Banned Breed
• Capitol Riot: Lauren Boebert Among 3 Republican Lawmakers Named In Request For Investigation
• LA County Marks Anniversary Of 1st COVID Death, Prepares To Expand Vaccine Eligibility
• San Francisco Supes Approve Crackdown On Contractors With Multiple Building Permit Violations
• UPDATE: Suspect Identified In Brutal Oakland Assault That Left Elderly Asian Man On Life Support
• Rare Hail Storm Covers Streets And Neighborhoods Throughout Sacramento Region
• Search For Bakersfield Man Missing In Tuolumne County Mountains
• Man Found Dead In Topanga State Park Identified
• Williams, Mashburn Jr. Help Gopher Men Knock Off Wildcats 51-46
• Eriksson Ek Gets 2 Goals As Wild Top Golden Knights 4-3
• Warriors' James Wiseman Held From Practice After Missing COVID-19 Test; Status Vs. Clippers Unclear
• Minnesota Weather: Heavy Snow Keeps Falling Up North, As Severe Weather Threat Ends In Metro
• Chicago Weather: Windy In The Evening, Wet Overnight
• CHP, LAFD Save Dog Found Running On 170 Freeway In North Hollywood
• Northwestern Knocked Off By Minnesota In First Round Of Big Ten Conference Tournament
• DePaul Clocks Providence And Advances To Big East Quarterfinals
• Houston Texans Add Lovie Smith As Defensive Coordinator
• Goalie Grosenick Returns To NHL, Leads Kings Past Ducks 5-1
• Deputies Arrest 19 Suspects And Recover Stolen Catalytic Converters
• UPDATE: Coast Guard Searching For Driver Who Jumped Off Bay Bridge After Major Crash; All WB Lanes Reopened
• Illinois Ranked In Top 5 Among Most Moved-Out-Of States For 2020
• House Approves $1.9 Trillion COVID Relief Package, Sending Bill To Biden
• Family Says Grandmother's Wedding Ring Disappeared After She Died At Plymouth Hospital
• 'Completely Vaccinated' Individuals Now Exempt From Massachusetts Travel Order
• For First Time Since Start Of Pandemic, Senior Living Residents Can Hug Loved Ones
• Report: Cuomo Accuser Claims Governor Groped Her At Executive Mansion
• Derek Chauvin Trial, Day 3: Two More Jurors Seated, Judge To Decide On 3rd-Degree Murder Charge Addition
• Hollywood Man Files For Release Of LAPD Body Cam Footage
• 'We Can't Tolerate That Here': Heat Captain Udonis Haslem On Meyers Leonard's Use Of Anti-Semitic Slur
• SF Startup Could Revolutionize Electric Vehicle Charging With Battery Swaps In Just 10 Minutes
• COVID Relief: Bay Area Lawmakers Laud Passage Of $1.9 Trillion Stimulus Package
• Calls For Resignation For Michigan City Mayor Over Words Left On Pastor's Voicemail
• Pennsylvania State Police Warn Of Possible Mask Scam
• Snow And Tornado Warnings Collide On Wild March Day In Minnesota
• Stage Set For Two More South Florida FEMA-Supported Vaccination Sites
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations Fall Below 250 In San Bernardino, Ventura Reports 65
• CPA From One Of The Largest South Florida Accounting Firms Breaks Down Details Of $1.9 Trillion COVID Relief Bill
• Crews Spend Hours Battling Brush Fire Near Homes In Westmoreland County
• COPA Releases Video, Other Materials From January Incident Where Police Shot Woman In Lawndale
• Amazon Employee Accused Of Stealing Thousands Of Dollars Worth Of Merchandise
• Grandmother, 1-Year-Old Grandchild Seriously Injured After Rowhome Fire In East Baltimore, Officials Say
• Philadelphia Mother Speaks Out After 15-Year-Old Antonio Walker Jr. Killed In Seemingly Random Act Of Violence
• Department Of Labor And Industry Hiring 500 Employees To Answer Unemployment Compensation Calls
• Multiple Murder Suspect Sean Lannon Arrested In St. Louis
• Former Hobart High School Assistant Football Coach Investigated Over Claims Of Inappropriate Conduct
• Police Searching For Suspect In Alleged Sex Assault In East Harlem
• Baltimore Rapper Young Moose Sues Convicted Gun Trace Task Force, City Over 2012 Wrongful Arrest
• Retired Evanston Police Officers Keep Having Tax Returns Rejected, And Can't Get Through To IRS To Find Out Why
• Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney Has Honest Conversation With CBS3's Jessica Kartalija After Challenging Year
• COVID In Maryland: 900 New Cases, Hospitalizations Up
• Meet Colton Stroh: The Rockford Rockets' 'Half-Court Killer'
• Valanciunas Scores 29, Leads Grizzlies Over Wizards 127-112
• 1-On-1 With Split Rock Lighthouse's New Site Manager: 'It Had Always Been A Dream'
• Denver Weather: Historic Storm On Track To Arrive Friday, Heaviest Snow Starts Friday Night
• Shots Fired Near NEIU Campus In Chicago
• Parkland Hospital Employee Charlotte Crawford Lost Son, Daughter And Husband To COVID-19
• Sierra Hammond Charged In Intimidating Co-Defendant In Son's Murder Trial, Recording Captured Her Saying 'All Rats Must Go'
• Hours-Long Standoff With Truck Driver In Danville Neighborhood Ends Peacefully
• Maryland State Police Arrest 78-Year-Old Richard Lenham For Sexual Solicitation Of A Minor
• Furloughs Off The Table For American Airlines Employees In Wake Of Passage Of COVID-19 Relief
• Baltimore Farmers' Market & Bazaar Opens Sunday, April 4
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Asks Public To Decide 1st Day Of School For 2021-2022 Year
• Occupiers At Berkeley's People's Park Deny Responsibility For Recent Attacks, Vandalism
• Cape Ann Museum Honors 2,200 COVID Victims In Essex County
• Maryland's COVID-19 Layoff Aversion Fund Saves Over 21K Jobs, Helps More Than 1K Small Businesses, Gov. Hogan Says
• San Quentin Inmate Slain In Suspected Homicide
• Tyler Hazell Charged With Bias Motivated Crime In Hit-And-Run Spree Across Denver
• Hospitals Not A Source Of COVID-19 Infection Spread Among US Healthcare Workers, Study Finds
• Mayor Lightfoot Calls Sexual Harassment Claims Against New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo 'Distressing,' But Wants To Wait For Investigation
• Train Derails For 2nd Time In A Month In Same Crookston-Area Location
• Downingtown Area School Board Votes To Return To Full-Time In-Person Instruction
• Kyle Rittenhouse trial delayed until fall
• Recall Effort Against San Francisco DA Chesa Boudin Moves Forward
• Staten Island Nursing Home Welcomes Back First Visitors Since Pandemic Restrictions Began
• UC Berkeley Peregrine Falcons Lay First Egg of 2021 Breeding Season
• Baltimore City Department Of Transportation Picks 30 Spots For New Electric Scooter Corrals
• MISSING: Zaniyah Moore, 12, Last Seen In East Garfield Park
• The Fastest Dog In America Lives In Maryland. Meet Phelan, From Crownsville
• Sheriff: Driver Killed In Duluth Rollover Crash In Midst Of Snowstorm
• State Department Of The Environment, Baltimore Housing Authority Continue To Test Wastewater Across City For COVID-19
• Aldama Scores 33 To Carry Loyola Into Patriot Final
• California Could Get $150B From Federal Coronavirus Relief Bill
• Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont Signs Bill Outlawing Discrimination Based On Hair Styles Associated With Race
• 'Have To Be Careful': Homeowners Urged To Keep An Eye On Snowy Roofs
• New Mural Of Gianna And Kobe Bryant Goes Up On Downtown LA Building
• Rashawn Slater Likely To Be Northwestern's Highest Pick For NFL Draft In Almost 40 Years
• Murder Warrant Issued For Texas Police Officer In Deadly Shooting Of Unarmed Drug Suspect
• Crystal Ball Causes House Fire Near Wisconsin Dells
• Paterson Public Schools Rolls Out COVID Vaccine Plan For Staff Members
• Kirby Dach Rejoins Blackhawks Practice After Breaking Wrist During Exhibition Game In Canada In December
• Goldman Sachs Announces Multi-Billion Dollar Plan To Support Black Women
• UCLA Forecast: Stimulus Dollars To Fuel Recovery, But Jobs Outlook Still Cloudy
• COVID In New York: 2 Variants Account For Over Half Of All Coronavirus Cases In NYC
• Orange County Continues March Toward Reopening More Businesses
• Rocky Mountain National Park Pauses Backcountry Camping Reservations Due To Technical Issues
• COVID Vaccines: Women Reporting Worse Side Effects Than Men In CDC Study
• Man Accused Of Trying To Light El Dorado County Woman's Home On Fire Identified As Brian Steffes
• These Latino victims' families say they were targeted by law enforcement
• Despite Traffic Troubles And Highway Headaches, Sierra Storm Draws Snow Lovers
• Riverside County DA Charges LA Man, Woman In Fentanyl Bust
• West Virginia Man Charged With Murder And Abuse In Death Of 4-Year-Old Boy
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Target Teams With CVS To Offer Vaccines
• Free Program In San Francisco's Mission District Teaches Students the Power of Music
• Visit Sacramento & Others Hope To Prove Hotels Can Host Indoor Conventions During Reopening
• Pardon Request Rejected For Voting-Rights Leader
• Multiple Building Structure Fires in Momence Due to Electrical Problems
• Pulliam, Northwestern Women Rout Illini In Big Ten
• Some Vaccination Clinics Rescheduling Ahead of Weekend Snowstorm
• Howard County To Align With Gov. Hogan's Revised COVID-19 Restrictions
• Boston Marathon Bomber Sues Over Treatment In Prison
• Man Arrested In Elk Grove For Outstanding Warrant, Gun Charge
• 11 New Victims In Case Against Sonora Man Accused Of Exchanging Drugs For Sex, Explicit Content With Minors
• With Mask Mandate Removed, Texas Businesses Stuck In The Middle
• Online Tax Plan To Bolster Unemployment System
• COVID: Daly City Approves $5/Hour Hazard Pay For Workers At Large Grocery, Drug Stores
• Hail Blankets Parts Of Bay Area; Snow Falls On Highest Peaks
• Weekend Winter Storm: Colorado Department of Transportation Urges Drivers To AVOID TRAVEL
• 'This Is Not Just A Carver County Problem': COVID Variants Confirmed In 15 Minnesota Counties
• Kensington Quadruple Shooting Leaves Man Fighting For Life, Philadelphia Police Say
• Road To Reopening: NYC And N.J. Restaurants To Increase Indoor Dining Capacity To 50% Starting March 19
• City Council Public Safety Committee Chair Vows To Hold Public Hearing On Proposed Anjanette Young Ordinance For Search Warrant Reforms
• Singer-Songwriter Priya Darshini Up For Grammy Award For Debut Album Recorded Inside Brooklyn Church
• Homeless Outreach Underway In Boulder County Ahead Of Major Snowstorm
• Kimpton Sawyer Named One Of World's Top 500 Hotels
• 1 Dead, 2 Hospitalized After Shooting In Fort Worth Neighborhood
• A Potentially Life-Saving COVID Antibody 'Cocktail' Is Available, But Some Patients Are Turning It Down
• With State's Standardized Testing 'Season' Looming, Lawmakers Look To Address 'COVID Slide'
• 101-Year-Old New Jersey Woman Shares Letters She Wrote To Families Of Prisoners Of War During World War II
• COVID-19 In Allegheny County: Leaders Warn Against St. Patrick's Day Spike In Cases
• Woman Killed By Metrolink Train in Van Nuys
• Another Phase Begins On South Gap Project Along I-25
• Fire At Oakland Homeless Camp Ignites Propane Tank Explosion; 2nd Fire In 2 Days
• Police Sources: Gang Conflict Sparked Shooting That Injured 11-Year-Old In West Pullman
• LAUSD, UTLA Reach Tentative Agreement On April Return To Campus
• Winter Storm Prompted Chain Controls On Sierra Roadways
• Some Denver Surgeons See Troubling Increase In Colorectal Cancer Cases
• Movie Theaters Inch Closer To Reopening At Limited Capacity
• Dezman Ellis, Teen Charged In Wisconsin Mall Killing, Pleads Not Guilty
• A Look At Which Counties Have The Most COVID Vaccine To Administer
• Kyle Rittenhouse's Trial In Fatal Kenosha Shootings Delayed Until November
• Vice President Kamala Harris To Visit Denver To Promote COVID Relief Bill
• Miami Dade College North Campus COVID Vaccination Site Enforcing State Eligibility Guidelines
• Death Of 66-Year-Old San Quentin Inmate Investigated As Homicide
• Baltimore City Finance Director Says Many Payroll Issues Have Been Resolved
• Pittsburgh Pirates To Recognize All-Star Teachers
• Francisco Ramirez Is 4th Suspect Arrested In Connection With Human Remains Found Buried In Conejos County
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Transportation Available To Vaccine Distribution Sites
• Couple Honors Memory Of Late Daughter By Donating 'Serenity Space' To Staff At Nicklaus Children's Hospital
• Police Announce New Tools In Fight Against Carjackings; Supt. David Brown Says Carjackers Aren't Facing Consequences
• Alleged Romance Scammer From Orange County Arrested
• Jataivious Maxwell Charged With Murder For Deadly Shooting At Dallas Shell Station
• Mountain View Police Arrest Suspect In Connection With Weekend Stabbing
• Minnesota To Receive Billions In Aid From $1.9 Trillion COVID Relief Plan
• Inter Miami CF Set To Open 2021 Season Against LA Galaxy
• Clarifying COVID: What Are Key Takeaways From CDC Guidance On Vaccinated People?
• Ramsey City Council Votes To Stop Enforcing Mask Mandate
• NYPD Disciplinary Records Now Online And Available To The Public, But Some Say The Database Doesn't Post All Information Needed
• Vikings Cut LT Riley Reiff
• Missouri owners of girls boarding school charged with abuse
• Endangered Whale Spotted Off Coast Of Martha's Vineyard
• Ellis County Man Held On $500K Bond For Alleged Possession Of 100+ Pornographic Images Of Children
• Antioch City Council Approves Contract for Police Bodycams
• Expert: Biden's American Rescue Plan Could Make Historic Impact On Child Poverty
• Dog Helps Save Man Who Had Fallen Through Ice In Stoneham
• Lawyers In Their Own Countries, Two Women Shine In South Florida's Construction Industry
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Leaders Say There Are Still 2 Million People Remaining In Phase 1A
• Taking Advantage Of Tax Breaks, Companies From Near, Far Opening Offices In South Florida
• Should Your Child Use Blue-Light-Blocking Glasses?
• Car Smashes Into CVS Pharmacy In San Jose
• Miami Lighthouse For The Blind Helps Visually Impaired Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• 'He Was A Friend To All': Philadelphia School Community Mourning Shooting Death Of 15-Year-Old Antonio Walker Jr.
• San Francisco Assemblyman's Bill Targets New Training Of Substance Abuse Counselors
• After A Year Of COVID, The Virtual Life Isn't Likely To Go Away
• Reginald Brown Charged With Murder And Arson In Fire That Killed Ieashia Ford And Porche Stinson Ford In Auburn Gresham
• New Jersey Woman Celebrates 100th Birthday With 2nd Dose Of Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine Shot
• Coral Gables PD Says 72-Year-Old Man Defrauded Restaurant Server Out Of $5,000
• Grammy Awards: Stoughton Songwriter Lori McKenna Nominated For Best Country Song
• Residents Of South, Southwest Side ZIP Codes Invited To Register For COVID-19 Vaccine At United Center
• Mural Arts Philadelphia Adding 3 New Walking Tours For Spring 2021
• Masks Now Optional At Just Under Half Of Keller Businesses
• North End Restaurant Owners Optimistic After Difficult Year
• Miami's 'Runway Of Dreams' Uses Fashion To Help People With Disabilities Feel More Confident
• Massachusetts Company Says State Will Always Have N-95 Masks
• Amber Alert Issued In Tennessee For Daphne Westbrook, 17, Last Seen In Colorado
• What Would It Take For Monster Weekend Snowstorm Headed For Colorado To Become A 'Blizzard'?
• Mount Sinai Doctors Seeing Progress, But Continue Facing Peril After 1 Year Of Fighting COVID-19
• AG: Michigan Police Officer Charged After Shooting Passenger In Fleeing Vehicle
• New Guidelines Double The Number Of People Who Should Get Yearly Lung Cancer Screenings
• Facing Challenges With Hope: Massachusetts Superintendents Prepare For Return To In-Person Learning
• Edward Prince Surrenders To Police For Hit-And-Run That Killed Roberto Velez In North Philadelphia
• Texas AG Ken Paxton Threatens To Sue Austin, Travis County Over Local Mask Orders
• COVID Impact: Bill Under Consideration In New Jersey That Would Allow Students To Redo Their Current School Year
• Anxiety Caused By COVID-19 Pandemic To Blame For Unexpected Hair Loss, Maryland Doctor Says
• Diocese Of Greensburg Celebrates 70th Anniversary With Special Mass
• 4 Victims Injured After Dog Attack In Commerce City
• Lombardo's In Randolph To Host Jury Trials
• United, Frontier Allowing Travel Changes Ahead Of Colorado Snowstorm
• 400+ Students Gather For Virtual Rally In Support Of Bill To Phase Out Single-Use Plastic
• COVID Battle Continues On Long Island One Year After NYU Langone Received First Confirmed Case
• Two New COVID-19 Vaccination Sites To Open In South Philadelphia Next Week
• House Committee Advances Bill To Raise Tobacco Prices
• Colorado Leaders Outline $700M Stimulus Plans To Help Unemployed, Ag Industry & Small Businesses
• VIDEO: Vacaville Officers Use Spike Strips To Stop I-80 Chase Suspect
• Michigan Teen Released From Hospital After Explosion At School
• 'I Just Want To Be Back To Normal' | Maryland Teen Chloe Devore Shares Her Struggles With 'Long COVID'
• 'Enormously Frustrating': Suburban Philadelphia Counties Claim They're Not Getting Fair Share Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Dallas County DA's Office Recommends Benjamine Spencer Set Free After 34 Years Behind Bars
• With Auto Thefts On The Rise, South Florida Cities Warn Residents To 'Secure Vehicles'
• Furry Tails: Pa. Is 'Lucky' To Have A Nose That Can Detect The Spotted Lanternfly
• Judge: Man Arrested During FBI Raid, Paul Miller To Stay In Jail Pending Trial
• NYPD: Murder Suspect Christopher Buggs Mistakenly Released From Rikers
• Derek Chauvin Trial: Minn. Supreme Court Denies Defense's Appeal For Review Of 3rd-Degree Murder Charge
• Maryland Republicans Lay Out Concerns Over House Police Reform Efforts
• Driver Crashes Into River While Singing 'Happy Birthday' On Phone, Rescued By FedEx Driver
• House Signs Off On President Biden's COVID Relief Bill, Meaning More Money For Western Pa.
• Fort Worth Police Corporal Joe Collins Resigns Following Arrest For Alleged Domestic Violence Incident
• Little Girl Majesty Gerald Killed In Early Morning House Fire On Long Island
• COVID In Florida: 4,853 Additional Cases, 62 Deaths Reported On Wednesday
• New Preregistration System To Make Mass Vaccination Signup Easier Starts Friday
• Collin County Restaurant Owner Says 'Reopening Of Texas' Already Paying Off
• Northwest Activities Center To Become Site For Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
• 17-Year-Old Charged In Murder Of 16-Year-Old Ervin Talley In Baltimore
• COVID One Year Later: Tremendous Hope For Future After Life Came To Standstill Last Spring
• 'Let's Do a Shabbat Dinner;' Peninsula Native Julian Edelman Reaches Out To Meyers Leonard After Anti-Semitic Slur
• LeBron James Calls COVID Vaccine Decision 'Private'
• Anne Arundel County Follows Maryland COVID Guidance, Keeps Social Gathering Limits
• Local Father, Son Shave Their Heads To Raise Money For Childhood Cancer Research
• House Approves $1.9 Trillion COVID Relief Package, Sending Bill To Biden
• Baltimore Police: Man Killed In Shooting Wednesday Afternoon
• People 50 And Older Eligible For COVID-19 Vaccine In Texas Starting March 15
• Massachusetts Reports 1,413 New COVID Cases, 53 Additional Deaths
• North Texas' Snarky Puppy Excited About Grammy Nomination For Best Contemporary Instrumental Album
• Michigan Man Sues Hertz Over Receipt That Cleared Him Of Murder
• Snow Days Live On In Denver! DPS Outlines Severe Weather Plan
• Derek Chauvin Trial, Live Updates From Day 3: Minn. Supreme Court Denies Chauvin Review Of 3rd-Degree Murder Charge, 5th Juror Seated
• City Of Denver Plans Moment Of Silence For COVID Victims
• Storm Brings Heavy Snow To Southern California Mountains
• Big Rig Crash Closes 118 Freeway Near 5 Freeway Transition Road
• Mountain View Police, Bomb Squad Render Device Thought To Be a Grenade Safe
• Mother Of Murder Victim Isabella Thallas Pushes For Colorado Bill Requiring Owners To Report Stolen Firearms
• 'Democrats Were Elected To End The Pandemic': Massachusetts House Delegation Hails Passage Of COVID Stimulus Bill
• Plows At The Ready, Denver Officials Give Parking Advice Before Weekend Snowstorm
• COVID In Colorado 1 Year Later: Dr. Dave Hnida Says 12 Months Of Medical Lessons Means More Lives Being Saved
• Iconic Randy's Donuts Opens Orange County Location
• Pomona Man Jailed For Attack On Elderly Man Accused Of Murdering Convicted Sex Offender In Prison
• NYC Teachers Union Wants $1 Billion Of City's Federal Education Relief Funding Earmarked For Students' Recovery
• Boston Public Schools Will Open COVID Vaccine Clinics For Teachers, Staff
• U.S. Senate Votes To Confirm Merrick Garland As Attorney General
• House Approves $1.9 Trillion COVID Relief Package; Bill Heads To President Biden's Desk
• South Fayette School District Suspends Teacher For 'Inappropriate, Offensive And Unacceptable' Assignment About Slavery
• Aldermen Approve Full Slate Of Summer Festivals, But Fate Of Taste Of Chicago And Air & Water Show Still Uncertain
• Group Fight On Berkeley Street Leads To Stabbing; Suspect Arrested
• Gardening 101: Ornamental Grasses
• Storm Floods LA Freeways, Brings Snow To Mountain Passes
• A rare yellow cardinal spotted in Illinois
• Ohio Judge And Wife Convicted In Hit-And-Run Crash That Injured 19 Year-Old Young Man
• Border apprehensions spike as U.S. struggles to house migrant children
• 'We're Going To Have That Stadium Full': Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones Expects Better 2021 Season
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Announces Plan To 'Level The Playing Field' For City Contractors Owned By Women, Minorities
• Westmoreland County Airshow Returns With Drive-In Attendance
• Kia Issues Recall For Thousands Of Vehicles For Major Fire Risk
• Gary Baldwin Arrested In Deadly Shooting Near Civic Center Park
• Nathan MacKinnon Expected Back For Injury-Riddled Colorado Avalanche
• California Northstate University In Talks With Rancho Cordova For New Hospital After Being Rejected By Elk Grove
• Patio Chairs Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Sat On For Blockbuster Interview Sold By 'Brady Bunch' Star Christopher Knight's Company
• More Evidence Shows People With Obesity Should Get COVID Vaccine
• Kia Issues Recall For Thousands Of Vehicles For Major Fire Risk
• Denver Restaurant Week Taking Place In The Spring This Year, For First Time Ever
• Bubble Watch Heats Up As Tourneys Start In Power Conferences
• Beach Water Use Advisory Issued For LA County Through Saturday Due To Rainfall
• 31 DFW-Area Minors Recovered, Rescued In Month-Long Operation
• Police Arrest San Jose Man For Attempted Murder After Machete Attack
• Livonia City Council Votes Unanimously To Add Social Workers To Police Force
• Man Found Shot Dead In Car In North Highlands, Homicide Investigation Underway
• Michigan State Plans 50-Plus Outdoor Graduation Ceremonies
• Joel Embiid Emerges As NBA MVP Frontrunner For East-Best Sixers
• Patriots Receive Pair Of 2021 Comp Picks, Including One For Tom Brady's Departure
• Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones On New Contract For QB Dak Prescott: 'One Of The Real Easy Decisions I've Had To Make'
• Pennsylvania Lawmaker Calls For Halt To PennDOT Plan To Toll Girard Point Bridge, Eight Other Interstate Bridges
• House Approves $1.9 Trillion COVID Relief Package, Sending Bill To Biden
• Lawmaker Calls For Halt On PennDOT Plan To Toll 9 Bridges
• Smithsonian Acquires Materials Related To First COVID Vaccine Dose Administered In The U.S.
• COVID cases in New York group homes under scrutiny
• 'I'm Shocked': Mother Of Student With Autism Reacts To Video Showing Officers Handcuffing 11-Year-Old
• Lightning Temporarily Closes Seal Beach Pier
• Report: Teams Calling Patriots For N'Keal Harry Trade
• Marcus Smart Says He's Clear To Return Thursday Night Vs. Nets
• San Francisco Schools Superintendent Announces Retirement Amid Battle Over Class Reopenings
• House Approves $1.9 Trillion COVID Relief Package, Sends Bill To President Biden
• COVID In Philadelphia: City Says All Residents 65 Years And Older Now Eligible To Receive Vaccine
• Man Critically Injured in Shooting on Eastern Span of Bay Bridge
• On One Year Anniversary Of Michigan's First COVID Case, Henry Ford Health Doctor Reflects On The Challenges Of Pandemic
• NBA Execs Believe Celtics Will Acquire Harrison Barnes At Trade Deadline
• House Approves $1.9 Trillion COVID Relief Bill
• LA Sheriff: Court Ordered Murder Suspect Steven Manzo To Be Released
• 3 Men Injured In North Side Shooting
• U.S. House Approves $1.9T COVID Relief Package, Sending Bill To POTUS (CBS News)
• Rangers To 'Fully Open' For Fans At Start Of 2021 Season, Masks To Be Required
• State Of Colorado Says Aurora Clinic For Underserved Is Creating New COVID Vaccine Barriers
• Permanent Daylight Saving Time? Bipartisan Group Of Senators Files 'Sunshine Protection Act'
• Florida GOP Senators Back Vote-By-Mail Overhaul
• Suspects Accused Of Stealing $5,600 In Electronics From Longmont Best Buy
• Newly Married Maya Moore Not Ready To Return To WNBA
• COVID: San Mateo County Could Advance To Less Restrictive Orange Tier Next Week
• Arborist Says Cicadas May Be The Least Of Our Creep Crawly Worries This Spring, Summer
• 16-Year-Old Is One Of Two People Shot In Chicago's West Pullman Neighborhood
• Short-Handed Gophers Fall To Nebraska In Big Ten's 2nd round
• John's Crazy Socks Creates Special Gift Pack To Support Texans Impacted By Winter Storm Disaster
• Jury Convicts Salinas Man For Torture, Mayhem in 2018 Attack On Ex-Girlfriend
• 'Prayers Are Being Answered': Former Pittsburgh Steeler Ryan Switzer's Son Discharged From Hospital
• When Will The State Of Emergency End In Massachusetts?
• Kyle Rittenhouse Trial In Wis. Protest Shootings Delayed At Least 7 Months
• Maryland Expands Priority Vaccine Appointments For Prince George's County Residents
• Whitmer: Please Turn On Lights Wednesday Night To Remember Pandemic Victims
• Doctors Urge Those 50 And Older To Be Diligent About Colon Cancer Screenings; 'It's Actually Completely Preventable'
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Average Daily Vaccinations Reach New High; 1,682 New Cases, 30 More Deaths
• Russia slows down Twitter in latest social media clampdown
• Denver Receives $60.4 Million From FEMA For Homeless Services During Pandemic
• 3 Charged In Gary, Indiana Killing, Alleged Retaliation For Double Murder
• Texas Man Drove Dealership Loaner Car To Rob Bank, Tried To Use Loot To Buy BMW
• COVID Restrictions In Colorado: Douglas County Commissioners Pass Resolution Urging Gov. Jared Polis To 'Fully Reopen'
• Planned Parenthood to Open New Downtown Flagship Facility
• Vaccaro's Italian Pastry Receives $7,500 From Famous Fund
• Disturbing Video: 81-Year-Old Man Shoved Onto Sidewalk Outside Brooklyn Liquor Store
• Galveston Prepping For Spring Breakers As COVID-19 Restrictions Relax
• WATCH LIVE: Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf ​To Highlight Transportation Options For COVID-19 Vaccination Sites
• 70% of employees want workplaces vaccinated before returning
• Man, 60, Killed After Driving Under Crossing Arms And Getting Struck By Train
• Best bagel shops in Los Angeles
• Florida Rejected Fewer Vote-By-Mail Ballots In November Election
• COVID Vaccine: New Yorkers 60 And Older Now Eligible, More Essential Workers Next Week
• Baker Gets Emotional Remembering First Anniversary Of Coronavirus Emergency Order
• Adams Twp. Police Looking To Bring K-9 To Department
• Man Shot, Injured On South Delaware Street
• 4 Days Reserved For Teachers Only At Massachusetts Mass Vaccination Sites
• Police, Firefighters Celebrate Chicagoan Florence DiSilvestro's 100th Birthday
• Outsider companies that made PPE, one year later
• COVID Latest: Baltimore Orioles Say They're Continuing To Work With Officials To Bring Fans Back Safely
• COVID-19 In MN: State Announces 70% Of Seniors Have Received At Least 1 Vaccine Dose
• Investigators Struggle To Study Boat's Grounding Near Dillon Beach
• No Injuries Reported In Northeast Miami-Dade Warehouse Fire
• Melvin Gordon Pleads Guilty To Reckless Driving, Ordered To Perform Community Service, DUI Dismissed
• Henry Lewis, 15, Charged In Murder Of South Florida Real Estate Agent Stefano Barbosa
• Julian Edelman Offers Some Perspective To Meyers Leonard After Heat Forward Uses Anti-Semitic Slur
• Saudi court rejects rights activist's appeal of terror conviction
• Thieves Break Into Two South Loop Businesses; Steal ATM, Cash Register, Merchandise
• No Reports Of Injuries In Multi-Vehicle Crash On Highway 285
• Daylight Saving Time Is Coming: Clocks 'Spring Ahead' Sunday
• VIDEO: MSP Arrest Kidnapping Suspect In Detroit On Lodge Freeway
• Arrest Made In Deadly Double Shooting In NW Miami-Dade
• Westmoreland County Added To Pennsylvania's Spotted Lanternfly Quarantine
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 2,594 More Coronavirus Cases, 43 More Deaths
• Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum To Reopen To The Public March 25
• Dallas Man Dies While Skiing In Montana
• IKEA Donates $85,000 Worth Of Furniture To Costa Mesa's First Permanent Homeless Shelter
• Emmanuel Sanders Released By Saints; Will Patriots Be Interested Once Again?
• Baltimore County Launches 'Healing Starts Here' Campaign To Promote COVID Vaccine Efficacy
• Florida Fish & Wildlife Investigating Spike In Manatee Deaths
• Why Does The Sun Make Us Happy?
• Providing Testimony In Snowboarder Avalanche Trial Could Harm CAIC's Mission, Colorado AG Says
• San Francisco To Offer Voluntary In-Person Summer School Classes
• MarinHealth Opens Urgent Care Clinic In San Rafael
• UPDATE: Lyft Bans Maskless Uber Passenger Who Coughed On, Assaulted Driver; Woman Posts Videos Taken Before Incident
• Two Killed, 3 Critically Hurt In Head-On Wreck In Lake View Terrace
• Bruce Levine On Thaddeus Stevens Book: 'Abraham Lincoln Respected Him, But Found Him To Be A Royal Pain'
• Carrollton Resident Buys Winning $1M Texas Lottery Ticket At 7-Eleven
• Sacramento Will Keep Overnight Shelters Open Year-Round
• Texas State Parks Expanding Capacity, Allowing More Visitors At Most Locations
• 18-Year-Old Carlson Mackall Allegedly Attacks Ride-Share Driver, Attempts To Steal Vehicle In Prince George's County
• Inter Miami CF's Phil Neville Era Begins At Miami As MLS Opens Training Camps
• U.K. lawmaker says Meghan's treatment "is structural racism"
• Lifeline for restaurants included in pandemic relief package
• Pac-12 Tournament Tips Off Today In Las Vegas
• 'Stop, You're Hurting Me': Body Cam Video Shows 11-Year-Old With Autism Handcuffed At School
• Legislature Had Over $600K In Confidential Severance Deals
• Man Accused Of Defrauding Restaurant Server, Stealing 2 Luxury Vehicles In Coral Gables
• U Of M Scientists Discover Fungi That 'Attack' Emerald Ash Borer
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 209 More Coronavirus Cases, No Additional Deaths
• Search Continues For Suspect Accused Of Stabbing Bodega Worker In Neck And Back
• Plasma treatment of COVID-19 shows promise
• Court Documents Reveal Details In Alleged Deadly Abuse Of 10-Year-Old Ayden Wolfe In Harlem
• Today, Dr. Oz Asks The Question: Is The Worst Of The Pandemic Behind Us?
• 3 men describe "surreal" freedom after 24 years behind bars
• Hack of video security company Verkada exposes footage from 150K cameras
• Targeted, Drive-By Shooting In Antioch Injures 2
• Bagelsaurus In Cambridge Makes Food & Wine's List Of America's Best Bagel Shops
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• Vallejo Police Arrest Suspect Wanted In 2018 Albuquerque Murder
• NFL Insider Suggests Free Agents May Not Be Eager To Sign With Patriots
• 3-Year-Old Boy Shot In Leg While Riding In Car On Downey Freeway
• Devonté Hynes, Third Coast Percussion Bring A Cutting-Edge Style To the Classical Category Of the Grammys
• Michigan Man Charged In Connection With Homemade Explosive Device At High School
• Biden announces 100 million more Johnson & Johnson vaccine doses
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Mountain House Pandemic Real Estate Boom; SF Approves Grocery Hazard Pay: Live A's Baseball Fans Are Coming Back
• Dua Lipa on career, roots and "Future Nostalgia"
• Patriots Offensive Line Coaches On Hand To See Pro Day Of Division III Center Quinn Meinerz
• Sweetwater Man Stewart Kile Williams Pleads Guilty To $12.3 Million Wire Fraud Scheme
• Meteor over Vermont exploded so "violently," it shook buildings
• LIRR President Says He Hears Fearful Riders Loud And Clear, Trains To Return To Previous Schedules On March 29
• Weather Blog: Daylight Savings Time Begins This Weekend
• Is The Worst Behind Us? Three Signs The Pandemic Could Soon Be Over
• Schools Have 'More Than Enough Time' To Prepare For Return To In-Person Learning, Riley Says
• Woman Dies, Another Injured After Car Overturns On Crain Highway In Prince George's County
• Mayor Michael Hancock Tours New Safe Outdoor Spaces, Comes Away Impressed
• Driver Crashes Into Sacramento Metro Fire Station, Runs Off
• Philadelphia Ranked 8th Best City For College Basketball Fans In New WalletHub Survey
• 13-Year-Old Florida Girl Accused Of Threatening To Shoot Up Her School
• Miami Weather: Mild & Breezy, Spotty Showers Possible
• Target Partners With CVS Pharmacy To Offer COVID-19 Vaccines At 600+ Stores Nationwide
• Far-Right Boogaloo Movement Follower Frank Perry Pleads Guilty To Illegal Firearm Possession In Maryland
• Are Minority-Owned Boston Businesses Getting Their Share Of COVID Relief Money?
• Fire Risk Is So Great Kia Owners Told To Park Outside, 380K Vehicles Recalled
• McKeesport City Council Will Live Stream Meetings
• Ruff Start Rescue Seeks Help With Pets Brought To MN From TX
• Senators want to keep Daylight Savings Time
• Dramatic Video Shows Hero Good Samaritan Rescue Woman Trapped In Overturned Truck
• "Unprecedented" flooding in Hawaii prompts state of emergency
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: CDC Guidelines For Vaccinated People
• Local Churches Lead Charge In Providing Vaccinations To Communities In Need
• PTL Links: March 10, 2021
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• Alleged Alameda Catalytic Converter Thieves Arrested After Receiving Tip
• A.J. Buckley On Bringing His Experience As A Father To 'SEAL Team': 'You Worry About All The Things That Can Potentially Happen To You'
• Dallas Stars Light Up The Ice, Score Early And Often In Trouncing Of Blackhawks
• 'Maskless, Thoughtless Rager': Gov. Jared Polis Disappointed With CU Boulder Students At Riot
• FedEx Driver Rescues Woman Who Crashed Into Truckee River While Singing Happy Birthday
• Buckley Air Force Base Played Key Role Warning U.S. Troops In Iraq About Incoming Missiles
• Heinz History Center Offering 'Pop-Up' Weddings
• Police Investigating After 3 Shot On Pittsburgh's North Side
• Dove Cameron Starring In Live-Action 'Powerpuff Girls' Series
• Deadly Shooting Reported Overnight In Baltimore
• Miami-Dade Transit Workers Send Much Needed Water To Dallas, Houston
• As Ballparks Prepare To Reopen, Tent Supplier Braun Events Holds Out Hope Other Good Times Will Roll Again Soon
• Penguins Name Katerina Wu As Data Scientist
• Former Maryland Gov. Bob Ehrlich's Father Passes Away
• Mask Mandate Is Officially Lifted In Texas, But Many Locations Still Require You To Coverup
• Seven Celtics Storylines We're Locked Into For Second Half Of Season
• Bruins Still Struggling To Get Reliable Scoring Outside Of Top Line
• Philadelphia Weather: Weekday Warm Up Continues Across Region, Temperatures To Reach 70s In Philadelphia Thursday
• SEE IT: Maskless Uber Passengers Assault, Cough On, Pepper Spray Driver After He Refuses Them Service
• Gov. Tom Wolf Nominates Dr. Denise Johnson As Next Physician General
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/10 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
• Pastor on leave after berating wives who gained weight
• Malcolm Butler Released By Titans After Three Seasons
• Asian-American man left brain dead by robbery, assault in Oakland
• Syrian refugees at "breaking point" after 10 years of civil war
• North Franklin Township Unveils Plans To Replace Municipal Building
• Beyoncé shares powerful message of support for Meghan
• Kia tells 380,000 vehicle owners to park outside due to fire risk
• 3 Cars Stolen From Rental Car Service Parking Lot Near O'Hare Airport
• 'You Really Don't Have To Hold It In:' Pittsburgh Psychologist Uses Autism Diagnosis As Inspiration
• Brotherly Love: Sending Help Straight To Neighborhoods
• Defense Secretary OKs request to extend 2,300 troops at Capitol
• Biden dogs temporarily moved from White House after incident
• 4 Hurt, Including Firefighter, In West Village Apartment Blaze
• Arkansas governor signs near-total abortion ban into law
• "K-shaped" recovery shows pandemic's uneven impact on people
• Roger Mudd, legendary CBS News reporter, has died at 93
• Jury selection begins in trial of Derek Chauvin
• 26-Year-Old Man Shot To Death Outside Stapleton Houses On Staten Island
• House readies final vote on $1.9 trillion COVID relief package
• 15-Year-Old Boy Shot In South Deering
• Kia Warns Some Owners To Park Their Vehicles Outside Due To Fire Risk
• Piers Morgan leaves U.K. morning show after Meghan comments
• Buckingham Palace issues first statement since Harry and Meghan interview
• Pittsburgh Weather: Temperatures Could Reach The 70s On Wednesday
• Lanes Reopen After Crash Leads To Fuel Spill On I-55 Near Damen
• Absecon Police Searching For Missing Mother Luci Motoca-Adelcat, 3-Year-Old Daughter Francesca
• Body Of Missing New Jersey Man Andrew Fraioli Found Underneath Mound Of Melting Snow
• Coronavirus In Massachusetts: Latest Developments
• South Florida's Real Estate Market Red Hot A Year Into COVID Pandemic
• Chicago Weather: Wind Advisory Ahead, Showers Possible Wednesday
• Murder suspect mistakenly released from L.A.-area jail
• Sixers' Ben Simmons Surprises Brother With New Car For Birthday On Instagram Live
• Alaska becomes first state to open COVID vaccines to almost all
• What to expect from the insurrectionists who stormed the Capitol
• Heat's Meyers Leonard To Be Away From Team Indefinitely After Using Anti-Semitic Slur
• One Year Later: Timeline Of COVID-19 Pandemic In Massachusetts
• Huge Flames Destroy Abandoned Apartment Building In Camden Months After Deadly Arson
• One Year Ago Today, Gov. Baker Declared A State Of Emergency In Massachusetts Due To COVID
• Wednesday's Child: 12-Year-Old Jaylana
• COVID Vaccinations Start At 7 Boston Churches
• 'A Lot Of Opportunity Here:' Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg Supports Infrastructure Bill
• Ohio sued over law requiring burial of aborted fetal remains
• Vehicle Crashes Into Pole On Brownsville Road, Intersection Expected To Be Closed For Hours
• Braddock Council Votes To Leave Police Regionalization Plan
• Schenley Park Ice Skating Rink Wraps Up 45th Season
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• Candidates File For Pa. Supreme Court Opening
• Biden stops enforcing Trump-era "public charge" green card limits
• Colorado mother files lawsuit over arrest of son with autism

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• Border apprehensions top 100,000 in February as U.S. struggles to house migrant children
• International hackers expose footage from 150,000 security cameras managed by Verkada
• Missouri boarding school owners arrested on 102 felony counts
• CDC predicts decrease in COVID-19 deaths
• Professor puts Abraham Lincoln's complex legacy into historical context
• After illness, girl writes book to help other kids
• Working mothers disproportionately impacted by pandemic
• Senate confirms Merrick Garland as U.S. attorney general
• International hackers breach thousands of security cameras
• Texas lifts mask mandate and allows businesses to fully reopen
• Biden doubles order of one-shot coronavirus vaccine
• House passes $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief plan
• "Huge strides" in COVID-19 vaccination efforts, but access remains uneven
• People with developmental disabilities overlooked in COVID pandemic, researchers say
• Senate confirms Merrick Garland as attorney general
• Marcia Fudge sworn in as secretary of housing and urban development
• Biden administration urges would-be migrants to stay home amid surge of children at the border
• Biden announces order for 100 million more doses of one-shot COVID vaccine
• COVID pandemic has worsened food insecurity, left more children going hungry
• House passes Biden's $1.9 trillion COVID relief package
• House approves Biden's $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill, with no Republican votes
• House set to pass $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill and send it to Biden
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• House set to pass $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package
• What happens after Congress passes $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package?
• Derek Chauvin murder trial: Potential jurors grilled on knowledge of George Floyd case
• COVID-19 cases and transmission rate remain low in NYC schools, study says
• Family helps total strangers book vaccine appointments
• Group of hackers claim to have hacked 150,000 security cameras
• 3 men freed from prison after murder case falls apart 24 years later
• Documentary gives rare look into Wuhan hospitals, co-director talks China's handling of pandemic
• Investing in women: Goldman Sachs CEO on new plan to close wage gap
• Advanced AI drones being used by police agencies
• Inside Mount Sinai's emergency department and ICU to see ongoing fight against COVID-19
• Mental health expert discusses impact of the COVID-19 pandemic
• WorldView: Brazil grapples with packed intensive care units; Australian man admits to filming dying police officers
• Los Angeles schools and teacher's union reach tentative deal to start reopening in April
• House to pass $1.9 trillion COVID relief bill with no Republican support, Biden to sign
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