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Articles from March 13, 2021

• 'Definitely Missed Those Games': High School Football Resumes In LA
• 'A Really Tough Time For Them': Doctor Driven To Help Low-Income Women Struggling During Pregnancy
• Pedestrian Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries After Being Hit By Car In Sacramento
• Distilleries, Breweries Serve Boozy Beverages Without Food Once Again
• Dozens Gather To Remember Breonna Taylor One Year After Death
• Car Plunges Into Pond In Big Marsh Park, Driver Escapes Safely
• Chicago Weather: Blustery And Chilly Sunday; Some Spring Snow Next Week
• LA County COVID Numbers Continue To Decline Saturday Ahead Of Monday's Move To 'Red Tier'
• United Center COVID-19 Mass Vaccination Site Opens To Four More ZIP Codes On South And West Sides
• Lincolnwood Homeowner Interrupts Burglary In Progress At Her Home
• Death Of Elgin Infant Malik Davis Ruled Homicide From Head Injuries
• Family, Friends Of Slain Mother Marlen Ochoa Pass Out Diapers, Wipes, Other Supplies To Moms In Need
• Bellows Scores Twice, Islanders Extend Winning Streak To 8
• COVID-19 Vaccinations In Pittsburgh: UPMC Pairing With Faith-Based Organizations To Help Underserved Communities
• No. 13 Texas Beats No. 12 Oklahoma St For First Big 12 Title
• COVID Vaccine In New York: Javits Center Vaccination Site No Longer Offering Appointments 24/7
• Police: Gunman Killed Innocent Bystander Gudelia Vallinas, 37, In Queens Shooting
• Anthony, Lillard Lift Blazers Over Timberwolves, 125-121
• 'It's Like Our Christmas': Dozens Of People March St. Patrick's Parade Route In Downtown Pittsburgh
• Scaled Back St. Patrick's Day: Pittsburghers Adapt To Different Kind Of Celebration
• Hundreds March Through Streets Of Manhattan On 1-Year Anniversary Of Breonna Taylor's Death
• HBO Documentary 'COVID Diaries NYC' Highlights Experiences Of 5 Young Filmmakers During Pandemic
• Chicago Bars And Restaurants Largely Keeping Things Low-Key For St. Patrick's Day Weekend As City Vows Crackdown On Crowds
• Police: 14-Year-Old Girl Stabbed At Brooklyn Subway Station
• Police Officers Help Rescue 2 Children From House Fire In Stony Point
• Rev. Jesse Jackson, HUD Official Meet With Concordia Place Apartment Complex To Hear Complaints About Filthy Conditions
• Merriweather Post Pavilion Won't Open Just Yet Despite Easing Of COVID-19 Restrictions
• 'Light At The End Of The Tunnel': Travel & Hospitality Industries Hopeful For 2021
• Man Injured In Overnight Shooting In West Baltimore, Police Say
• With Mask Mandate Lifted, North Texas Businesses Packed For Spring Break, St. Patrick's Day
• 'Truly Unacceptable' | Mayor Scott, Commissioner Harrison Address Recent Incidents Involving Youth, Urge End To Violence Across Baltimore
• Maryland Senators Push For Harriet Tubman Statue At US Capitol
• Harden Has Triple-Double, Carries Nets Over Pistons
• Maryland Army National Guard Members Competing To Be Named 'Best Warrior'
• Lawyers Say $27M Settlement Could Seriously Impact Derek Chauvin's Trial
• Californians Rank Second Behind Hawaiians For Highest Life Expectancy Among 50 States
• Colorado Snowstorm: I-70 Closed Between Morrison And Silverthorne
• 3 People, Including 2 Firefighters, Taken To Hospital After Accident Involving FDNY Vehicle In Harlem
• Families, Teachers March at Bay Area Rallies Calling for Schools to Reopen
• Yo-Yo Ma Performs At COVID Vaccine Site In Mass. After Getting 2nd Dose
• Barkov Scores Twice As Panthers Beat Blackhawks 4-2
• Flyers End Miserable Homestand With 5-4 Loss To Washington Capitals
• 2 People Dead In North Hollywood Crash
• Pedestrian Killed After Being Struck By Car In Downtown
• Ovechkin Leads Capitals Past Flyers For Fourth Straight Win
• More Than 2,000 Flights Canceled Out Of DIA This Weekend
• FBI working to identify unknown victims of serial killer
• DeSmith Shuts Out Sabres, Penguins Win 5th Straight
• COVID survivor acts as a mentor to others recovering from virus
• Hundreds Rally in San Jose to Support Asians and Pacific Islanders Facing Attacks
• One Person Killed In Shooting In Duquesne
• Study Shows Long Way To Go In Gender Equality In Music Industry
• Man And Child Shot In Central-Alameda Area Of Los Angeles
• Maryland Legislators Aim For Better Voter Accessibility
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Clear Skies, Chilly Overnight; Light Rain, Snow Possible Sunday Afternoon
• Ewing, Georgetown Take Big East, NCAA Bid With Stunning Rout
• Memorial Held At Jersey Shore For Seniors Who Died From COVID-19
• U.S. Reaches COVID-19 Vaccine Milestone Of 100 Million Shots
• 5 Injured After Shooting At Williamsburg Pop-Up Party
• 17-Year-Old Killed, 2 Others Injured In Brooklyn Shooting
• Police: Man Shot, Killed In Mantua; Wissinoming Double Shooting Sends Two Men To Hospital
• West Sacramento Man Killed In Motorcycle Crash In Clarksburg
• Cicero Man, Gerardo Campos, Charged In Murder Of Lifelong Bridgeport Resident Alva Besst, Who Was Killed Driving To The Grocery
• Crews Put Out Multi-Acre Fire In Long Lake
• Person Killed In Early Morning Fire In Colfax
• Marvelous Marvin Hagler, Boxing Legend And Brockton Native, Dies At Age 66
• Community Members Vow To Help Bring Back Businesses Damaged In Delaware County Strip Mall Fire
• Colorado National Guard Troops On Standby To Conduct Search And Rescue Missions During Winter Storm
• 2 Flights Diverted To SMF Due To Cabin Pressure Issue, Medical Alert
• Essential Workers On Frontlines Reflect On 1 Year Of COVID-19 Pandemic
• 'We're Treating This As A Top Tier Storm': Denver Plows Prepare For Side Street Passes
• Tornadoes Reported In Texas Panhandle During Severe Weather Outbreak
• Denver Weather: Heaviest Snow Still To Come With Massive Colorado Winter Storm
• Snowstorm's Delayed Arrival Gave Some Boulder Residents A Chance To Get Out Of Their Homes
• Allegheny County Police Searching For Suspect That Shot Teenager In The Arm
• Petaluma Police Arrest Suspect Who Allegedly Attacked Transient With Bamboo Stick
• Sonoma County Police Officers Accused Of Extorting Cash, Marijuana From Drivers
• WATCH: Red-Tailed Hawk Makes Flyby Swipes At Hays Bald Eagle Incubating Eggs
• Man Critically Shot In Downtown LA, Shooter At Large
• Man Charged With Battery On Miami Beach Police Officers; Several Arrests Made, Guns Seized
• CU Holds Off No. 24 USC 72-70 In Pac-12 Semis
• CSU Falls To Utah State 62-50 In MWC Semifinal
• U.S. Department Of Justice Seeking $3.2 Million From Coal Mines Owned By W. Va. Governor
• Grubauer Notches 4th Shutout, Avalanche Beat Kings 2-0
• On 1-Year COVID Anniversary, New England Musicians Relief Fund Aims To Raise $500,000
• Kofi Cockburn Leads No. 3 Illini Over No. 5 Hawkeyes, To Advance To Big Ten Title Game Vs. No. 9 Buckeyes
• Night At Sacramento Drive-In Theater Ends With Stockton Woman Killed By Car, DUI Arrest
• Dallas County Reports Fifth-Most Deaths To COVID-19 This Week, Cases Continue To Fall
• Knicks Cruise Past Thunder After Shaky Start
• No. 9 Buckeyes Edge No. 4 Wolverines, Will Face No. 3 Illini In Big Ten Title Game
• Congressman Joe Neguse Secures Funds For District In COVID Stimulus Package
• Traffic Stop Turns Into Recovery Of Gun, Cash, And Several Unopened Scratch-Off Lottery Packs
• South Bay Congressman Reveals How, When Rescue Act Funds Will Reach Bay Area
• England Eatery Latest To Receive Famous Fund Award
• March Snow A Bonanza For Colorado Backcountry Skiers
• "An Asset To Downey Residents": Ground Broken For New Sports Complex
• No Relief Seen From Rising Gas Prices In NJ, Around Country
• 'Stop Asian Hate' Rally In Boston Calls Out Recent Attacks On Asian Americans
• Police: Man Surrenders After Barricading Inside West Sacramento Lowe's
• NASA astronauts take spacewalk outside ISS
• Colorado School Of Mines To Return To In-Person This Fall
• No. 7 Maryland Dominates Iowa To Repeat As Big Ten Tournament Champions
• Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson Says He Might Have Been Concerned For Safety Had Capitol Rioters Been BLM And Antifa
• Police: Man Stabbed In Neck On Board MTA Bus In Brooklyn
• Rangers Prospect Bayron Lora Involved In Crash In Dominican Republic
• Norfolk State Beats Morgan State, Back In NCAA Tournament After Nine Years
• Route One Apparel Buys Gift Cards To Help Local Restaurants
• Massachusetts Reports 1,548 New COVID Cases, 34 Additional Deaths
• Two Ohio Communities Reeling From Deaths Of Two Missing Children Within 5 Days
• Police Seek Driver Wanted In Connection To Brooklyn Hit-And-Run That Injured 80-Year-Old Man
• 'Extensive' Brush Fire Burns 30 Acres In Abington
• March Snowstorm Arrives, Colorado Foothills Residents Enjoy It With Birthday Party & Ice Fishing
• Rangers Beat Bruins In Panarin's First Game Back
• 'Take Me Home, Country Roads' West Virginia Vacation Guide Honors 50th Anniversary Of John Denver's Classic Hit
• Rangers Beat Bruins 4-0 In Panarin's First Game Back
• Barack Obama Credits Mother For Career Path In Monday's 'Renegades: Born in the USA' Podcast With Bruce Springsteen
• It's Academic: March 13, 2021
• CDC Reports Hawaii, California Residents Have Longest Life Expectancy in U.S.
• Man Shot In Park Manor; Person Of Interest Being Questioned
• 'All Star' Blood Donor In Texas Honored For Giving 120 Gallons Over His Lifetime
• Colorado Parks And Wildlife Officers Prepare For State Park Visitors Looking For Big Snow Drifts
• Denver Police Need Help Tracking Down ID Theft Suspects After Walmart Shopping Spree
• COVID-19 In Illinois: New One-Day Record For Vaccinations; Infection Rate And Hospitalizations Continue To Fall
• Man Killed In Shooting Inside Texas IHOP, Police Say
• Denver Zoo, Denver Art Museum, Denver Botanic Gardens Closed This Weekend Due To Winter Storm
• Denver Weather: Major Colorado Snowstorm Moves In, Will Not Stop Dropping Moisture For 36 Hours
• Colorado Weather: Snowfall And Liquid Precipitation Records Possible In Denver This Weekend
• COVID In Colorado: Only 2 Coronavirus Patients On Friday In Denver Health's ICU, Hospitalizations Down Statewide
• COVID Cases Continue To Decline In OC On Saturday As More Business Prepare To Reopen
• Florida Keys Woman, Wanted In Broward, Arrested After Series Of Violent Incidents
• State's Initial Testing Of Dead Animals Found On Weld Property Inconclusive
• 2 Dallas Officers Arrested In Separate Incidents Outside City
• Breonna Taylor's Death Remembered By Mass. Lawmakers: 'We Cannot Be Timid In Our Demands For Change'
• COVID In Florida: 5,244 Additional Cases, 85 Deaths Reported On Saturday
• Sen. Michael Bennet Secures $100 Billion In Child Tax Credits To Help Lift Families Out Of Poverty
• Jennifer Lopez And Alex Rodriguez Say They Are Still Together
• House Fire Displaces Family Of 4 In Cooper City
• Three CVS Locations, Goodrich Pharmacy To Start Administering Vaccine
• Third Stimulus Check: Here's What Could Delay Or Lower Your Payment
• 'All Star' Blood Donor Honored For Giving 120 Gallons Over His Lifetime
• DA: Denver Broncos Melvin Gordon's DUI Blood Test Obtained On 'False Premise'
• Moreno Valley Sheriff's Deputies Bust Alleged Illegal Marijuana Grow House
• Jonathan Fuhrman, Dennis Gist Arrested In Connection With Murder At Gateway Motel In Loveland
• Big Sister Boston: Building Relationships, 'Bringing Out The Best' In Girls For 70 Years
• AP Interview: Daryl Morey Embraces Challenges Of Leading 76ers
• Crews Battle Three-Alarm Fire On Shadeland Avenue
• Ten People Arrested At Compton DUI Checkpoint
• NYPD: Man Accused Of Pushing Woman, 25, Onto Subway Tracks At 96th Street Station
• Concern Grows Over Increasing Number Of Oakland Homeless Encampment Fires
• COVID-19 Update: Indiana Reports 878 New COVID-19 Cases, 27 Additional Deaths
• A look inside London's Natural History Museum, still closed due to pandemic
• Estes Park, Rocky Mountain National Park Prepared For Big Blast Of Snow During Winter Storm
• George Floyd's Family Meets With Business Owners Benefitting From Settlement Donation
• Massachusetts Lawmakers OK Bill To Extend Mail-In, Early Voting
• Pittsburgh Police Arrest Shooting Victim Accused Of Being Involved In North Side Shooting
• San Jose Sideshow Driver Escapes Serious Injury In Horrific Crash
• South Dakota AG Jason Ravnsborg Pleads Not Guilty In Fatal Crash Hearing
• State Lawmakers In The House Debate Bill That Goes After Institutions That Cover Up Child Sexual Abuse
• Baltimore County Police Searching For Missing 73-Year-Old Bernard Emanuel
• Kaprizov Gets Hat Trick, Talbot Shutout As Wild Beat Coyotes 4-0
• Spacewalkers Take Extra Safety Precautions For Toxic Ammonia
• Bruins Player Jake DeBrusk Out Due To COVID-19 Protocol
• Police Investigate Fatal Crash In Queen Anne's County
• Police: Two Dogs Maul Woman, Leave Her In Critical Condition
• Remote Learning Blamed For Increase In Eyesight Problems Among Children
• Bahamas resort offers free flight or stay for guests who test positive
• Cranberry Township EMS Reunites With Man Whose Life They Saved
• Here's What Could Delay Or Lower Your Third Stimulus Check
• Police Search For Smash-And-Grab Suspect In Early Morning San Carlos Jewelry Store Burglary
• COVID In Minnesota: 1,191 New Cases, 4 Deaths Reported
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: UPMC, Penguins Team Up To Begin Mass Vaccination Effort
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 2,840 New Coronavirus Cases, 43 Additional Deaths
• COVID Reopening: Alameda County Residents Enjoy Friday Night Indoor Dining
• Key West Visitors Can Now Take A Ride In President Truman's Presidential Limo
• COVID-19 rules in place ahead of NCAA Tournament
• 'It's Extraordinary': Fontana Substitute Teacher Living In Car Gets $27K Check From Former Student
• "Help is here": Biden and Harris speak about American Rescue Plan
• Hawthorne Police Investigating Shooting Death Of Teenager Early Sunday Morning
• For President Joe Biden, There's No Place Like A Weekend Home In Delaware
• Police detain "about 100" in Portland march
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports No New Deaths, 329 Additional Cases
• Heinz History Center Partners With Smithsonian To Debut New Exhibit On American Democracy
• PHOTOS: Boston Police Look To Identify Suspect After Churches, Catholic School Vandalized
• Pittsburg Police Bust Illegal Chop Shop; Suspects Arrested; Weapons Seized
• North Side Catering Company Pivots To Fish Fry Dinners Amid Lagging Business During The Coronavirus Pandemic
• Burlington Township Police Asking For Public's Help Finding Driver In Hit-And-Run That Left Woman Dead
• Butler Scores 28, Dragic Adds 25 As Heat Beat Bulls 101-90
• Former contestants to replace Chris Harrison as hosts for "The Bachelorette"
• No Relief Seen From Rising Gas Prices In New Jersey, Around Country
• Viral Video Shows Barstool Sports's Dave Portnoy Witness Car Thief Escape Chicago Police On State Street
• Rally To Reopen Schools Full Time Planned In Lower Manhattan Saturday
• Pet Rescue Organization: Dogs Rescued From Chinese Meat Trade Flown To MIA
• State Police Cancels Spring, Summer Youth Camps For Second Consecutive Year
• Jennifer Lopez And Alex Rodriguez Say They Are Still Together
• Ring Camera Alerts Man To Fire In Quincy Home
• Chicago Weather: Pleasant Saturday; Don't Forget To 'Spring Forward'
• Study Finds Ladybugs Are Most Common Superstition In Pennsylvania
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Friday Night Lights Prep Football Returns; Bay Area Back In The Red Tier; Shortages Slow Vaccinations
• Chicago River Dyed Green In Scaled-Back St. Patrick's Day Celebrations
• Philadelphia Weather: Temperatures Take Tumble After Multiple Days Of Spring-Like Weather
• Joel Embiid's MRI Reveals Bone Bruise, No Structural Damage To Left Knee
• Reading Terminal Market Hosting Spring Showcase This Weekend
• 24-Year-Old Man Critically Wounded In Kensington Shooting, Philly Police Say
• Cuomo Says He Will Not Resign As Sens. Schumer, Gillibrand, Reps. Nadler, Ocasio-Cortez And More Call For Him To Step Down
• Saturday Morning Links: March 13, 2021
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Temps Drop, Breeze Kicks In For Return To Winter This Weekend
• Most of California to reopen as vaccine eligibility expands
• Philadelphia Police Investigating Attempted Assault At Wissahickon Valley Park
• Police: 17-Year-Old Boy Shot, Killed Near Rec Center In Philadelphia's Kingsessing Neighborhood
• Ruth Bader Ginsburg's legacy continues with new statue in Brooklyn
• Mayor, former chief kept Daniel Prude's death secret, report says
• Capitol riot suspect accused of assaulting cop and burying his badge
• Anti-Asian hate crimes rose nearly 150% in major U.S. cities last year
• Netflix testing way to limit password sharing
• Minneapolis to pay $27M settlement to George Floyd's family
• U.S. reaches COVID vaccine milestone of 100 million shots
• 4 people in Michigan claim $1.05 billion Mega Millions prize
• Minnesota governor announces rollback of COVID restrictions
• New York City To Honor Lives Lost To COVID-19 With Virtual 'Day Of Remembrance' Memorial
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/13 Saturday Morning Forecast
• Hey Ray! Using Pi to Properly Buy Pizza
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cooler Weekend Temperatures, Sunny Skies
• Pittsburgh Bars Prepared For Toned-Down St. Patrick's Day Celebrations
• Former South Jersey Caretaker Facing Additional Charges For Allegedly Sexually Assaulting Severely Impaired Teen Patient
• One Person Killed In Motorcycle Crash In Unity Township, Two Other Motorcycle Riders Arrested For DUI
• Remembering The Blizzard Of '93 That Brought Nearly Two Feet Of Snow To Pittsburgh
• Gregory Stevens Arrested In Connection To Viral Video Of Man Being Attacked, Unrelated Shooting, Police Say
• Confusion Over Van Gogh Exhibits Prompts Warning From Better Business Bureau
• Saturday's Show Info (3/13/21)
• Man Arrested For Pulling Out A Knife Near WVU Campus
• Trial Begins For Woman In False Abduction Case
• W. Va. Governor Jim Justice Marks Unreported Coronavirus Deaths
• State Senate Sets Up Lawsuit Against Gov. Whitmer Over Proposed Bills
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Over 1K New Cases Reported, More Than 56K Vaccines Administered Saturday
• It's Best You Stop Digging - Batwoman
• Private Enemy No. 1 - Charmed
• South Africa: Episode 1 - Bulletproof
• The Book of Ruin: Chapter Two - Black Lightning
• Mother - The Flash
• Haywire - Superman & Lois
• Chapter Eighty-Four: Lock & Key - Riverdale
• The Quest for the Spider Sapphire - Nancy Drew
• Tracks - Walker
• Yup, It's a Leprechaun, All Right - Legacies
• Jeff Davis 14 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• Heather Anne Campbell 4 - Whose Line Is It Anyway?
• The Magic Toilet - Penn & Teller: Fool Us

Videos from March 13, 2021

• The Eye Drop Homicide
• How investigators used mind games to get a serial killer to talk
• Tracking the Murders of Israel Keyes
• Cop who survived severe COVID-19 complications now mentors other patients
• Spacewalking astronauts perform six-hour long repair on the International Space Station
• Cargo ships lingering at sea for weeks amid backlog at nation’s biggest port
• High school basketball announcer crtiticized after using racial slur on broadcast
• Brazil's COVID infections and deaths surge as variants grow dominant
• Americans wait for hours in hopes of scoring a leftover vaccine dose
• Several states roll back COVID restrictions as infections fall
• President Biden prepares national tour after passing coronavirus relief bill
• Severe winter storms expected on the West Coast
• How does the American Rescue Plan help Black-owned businesses?
• Lawmakers present two opposing bills to resolve Puerto Rico's territorial status
• COVID-19 vaccine's effect on pregnant women and nursing mothers
• Family reflects on devastation of COVID-19
• Marking one year since the police killing of Breonna Taylor
• Dawn Davis on vision for Bon Appétit magazine, lifelong passion for food
• Tiny craft beer factory brings change, hope to tsunami-devastated area
• Frank Relle on his work, photography methods and his "happy place"
• Biden calls hate crimes against Asian Americans "un-American"
• Systemic problems in nursing homes revealed during COVID-19
• Minneapolis reaches "historic" settlement with George Floyd's family
• As COVID-19 vaccine efforts expand, states begin to loosen restrictions
• $1,400 stimulus payments, unemployment benefits among items in Biden's COVID-19 relief bill
• $1,400 stimulus payments begin to process, deep partisan split in Washington over relief plan