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• Colorado Roads 'Got Bad Real Fast' For First Responders, Safety Crews In Sunday's Blizzard
• Blizzard Struck Aurora Roads So Intensely That City Made An Emergency Declaration
• Beyonce Becomes Most Honored Woman Of The Grammys; Megan Thee Stallion Has Big Night
• Fatal Solo Collision on Hwy 4 in Antioch Shuts Down Westbound Lanes
• All Safety Closures Due To Snowstorm Lifted On Interstate 70 From Golden Through The High Country
• Colorado Weather: Blizzard Of 2021 Dumps 2 Feet Of Snow On Denver
• Chicago Weather: We're Not Done With Winter Just Yet
• CBS 2 Investigators Exclusive: Serial Stowaway Marilyn Hartman Explains How She Repeatedly Got Past Airport Security; 'The Story Is Crazy'
• With Help From A Dedicated Booster, South Sider Whitney Morrison Became A Star At The Lyric Opera Of Chicago
• 'I Set Up A Studio In My Garage': North Texas Woman Recalls Losing Nearly $200,000 To Bruno Mars Imposter
• 2 Dead After 15 Struck By Gunfire In Mass Shooting At Party In Park Manor
• Illini Secure No. 1 Seed In NCAA Tournament, Loyola Gets No. 8 Seed In Same Bracket
• Business Where Mass Shooting Left 2 Dead, 13 Injured This Weekend Has Been In Trouble With City Before, Going Back Years
• Patrick Williams Scores 23 As Bulls Beat Raptors
• Chicago Police Sergeant Shot, Wounded Outside Gresham District Police Station
• Edwards Scores 34, Wolves Hold On To Beat Blazers 114-112
• I-70 Closures As Major Snow Fell Left Colorado Drivers With Tough Decisions About Postponing Travel
• Derek Chauvin Trial: 7 Picked, 7 To Go In Jury Selection
• North Texas' K3 Sisters Band Garnering Fans Through Social Media, Taking Non-Mainstream Route
• New Prince Exhibits, Mementos On Display At Paisley Park
• Texas Restaurant Workers Hoping To Be Next In Line For Vaccines With Mandates Lifted
• Snowplows Tip Over On Colorado Highways, Crews Will Leave One Where It Lies Until Blizzard Passes
• Demonstrators Clash With Police In Hollywood Amid Anniversary Of Breonna Taylor's Death
• Boston Deals Struggling Rockets 16th Straight Loss 134-107
• No. 3 Illinois Beats No. 9 Ohio State To Take Big Ten Title
• Local Fitness Trainer Leads 'Corona Walks' Around Baltimore During Pandemic
• CU Buffaloes A 5 Seed In NCAA Tournament, Will Play Georgetown
• New York City Honors Pandemic Victims In 'Day Of Remembrance' Virtual Memorial, Marking 1 Year Since City's First Known COVID-19 Death
• Harlem's Kenneth Overton Takes Home GRAMMY Award For Best Choral Performance
• COVID-19 In Maryland: 860 New Cases & 10 Deaths Reported Sunday
• Criminal Defense Attorney Joe Tamburino On What $27M Settlement Means For Derek Chauvin's Trial
• CSU Rams Prepare For NIT, On Standby For NCAA Tournament
• Rush University Medical Center Opens COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic In Austin Community
• SEE IT: Top 11 Most Amazing Pictures From The 2021 GRAMMY Performers
• Xcel Energy Crews Work To Restore Power To Thousands During Blizzard
• Mickey Guyton sings powerful "Black Like Me" at Grammys
• Minnesota's COVID Dial Back Won't Be The Answer To Every Businesses' Prayers
• 'President Biden, We Demand Justice': Activist Tamika Mallory Takes Stage Alongside Rapper Lil Baby At GRAMMY Awards
• Gunfire Erupts At Oakland Sideshow; Two Suffer Gunshot Wounds
• Vallejo Artist H.E.R. Wins Song Of The Year GRAMMY for 'I Can't Breathe'
• Minnesota Music Venues Preparing To Roar Back As COVID Restrictions Loosen
• Injured Warriors Star Klay Thompson Calls Swim In San Francisco Bay 'Life Changing'
• Famed San Francisco Fashion Designer Jessica McClintock Dies
• Beyoncé Breaks Grammys Record For Most Wins By Female Artist
• Report: Longtime Adviser To Gov. Andrew Cuomo Allegedly Tried To Gauge County Officials' Loyalty Amid Sexual Harassment Investigation
• Orange, San Bernardino Counties Move Into Less Restrictive Red Tier Sunday
• Police Search For Suspects That Crashed Stolen Car Into Parked Car In Turtle Creek
• Blizzard Recovery: Clean Snow From Out Around Your Vents
• Sixers Welcome Fans Back To Wells Fargo Center With Win Over San Antonio, Potentially Costing 1 Spurs Fan His Beard
• COVID Reopening: Restaurant Regulars Welcome Return of Indoor Dining in Concord
• COVID Vaccine Clinic Gets Underway For Boston Public Schools Employees
• 4 Displaced in San Jose Apartment Fire
• Colorado Snow Totals: Blizzard Of 2021 Drops More Than A Foot In Many Areas
• Northern Colorado Slammed With Snow; Motorists Saved By Good Samaritan During Blizzard
• Beyoncé Makes History With 28th GRAMMY And More Award Show Highlights
• Man, Woman Shot In Their Car In Harbor City, Woman Dies
• DNR Warns Lake Goers Of Deteriorating Ice
• Islanders Beat Devils In SO For 9th Straight Win
• Vallejo Artist H.E.R. Wins Song of the Year Grammy for 'I Can't Breathe'
• 'There Was Fire Everywhere': Two Horses Dead After Brush Fire Destroys Chester County Barn
• 120 Pounds Of Marijuana Located On Flight From Sacramento To Buffalo
• San Francisco Expands COVID Vaccine Eligibility to Include HIV, Deafness, Disabilities
• Man Allegedly Armed With A Knife In East Los Angeles Shot To Death By LASD
• New Jersey Under Warning As Dry, Windy Day Causes Large Brush Fire In Brick That Closed Part Of Garden State Parkway
• Chicago Area Native John Prine Wins 2 Posthumous GRAMMY Awards, Is Honored With Performance By Brandi Carlile
• Hundreds Gather Across NYC To Take Stand Against Hate Crimes Targeting Asian Communities
• Arlington Native Mickey Guyton Performs 'Black Like Me' At Grammy Awards
• Alexander Gaye Arrested, Charged With Murder In Connection With Lowell Fire
• Mount St. Mary's Men's Basketball To Meet Texas Southern In NCAA Tournament
• American Red Cross Shelters Open Across Colorado During Blizzard
• Ben Simmons, Sixers Crush Spurs In 1st Game Without Injured Joel Embiid
• Antelope Woman Tiffany Winter Accused Of Impersonating Officer While Robbing Folsom Store
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Cold, Blustery Tonight; Stuck In The 30s Monday; Rain, Snow Possible Tuesday
• University Of Colorado Calls Off Classes On Boulder Campus Monday Due To Blizzard
• New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand Joins Congressmembers In Push To Improve Federally Funded Food Programs
• COVID In Philadelphia: Clergy With Episcopal Diocese Of Pennsylvania Begin Receiving Vaccine
• Colorado Weather: Blizzard Warning In Effect As Biggest Snowstorm In 15 Years Hits Denver
• Police Searching For Suspects In String Of Violent Robberies In The Bronx
• Police: Outdoor Diner Injured During Protest In Hell's Kitchen
• Spring Training 2021: Strong Pitching By Lance Lynn As White Sox Top Oakland A's
• Spring Training 2021: Trevor Williams Pitches 3 2/3; Cubs' Match With Angels Ends In Tie
• No Flights In Or Out Of Denver International Airport Until Monday Due To Blizzard
• Colorado National Guard Rescues Stranded Drivers During Blizzard In Northern Colorado
• 2 Dead In Boating Accident In LaPorte County, Indiana
• Austin's Black Pumas Perform 'Colors' At Grammy Awards
• Texas Native Megan Thee Stallion Wins Best New Artist, Best Rap Song At Grammys
• Tom Brady Congratulates Drew Brees On His Career: 'Thank You For The Inspiration'
• Investigators Still Searching For Answers In Deadly Yuba City Drive-By Shooting
• Man Killed, Two Injured In 3 Separate Shootings Across Baltimore Sunday
• See The 63rd Annual Grammy Awards List Of Winners From The Afternoon Premiere Ceremony
• LIVE UPDATES: Grammys 2021 Winners And Performances
• SpaceX Satellite Launches Light Up Maryland, Virginia Sky Early Sunday Morning
• FULL LIST: Here's Who's Nominated For A Grammy In 2021
• Democrats Hoping American Rescue Plan Will Help Win Back Working Class Voters
• LIST: 2021 GRAMMY Award Winners (Updated)
• COVID-19 Vaccinations In Pittsburgh: Giant Eagle Dedicating 2 Days Of Vaccinations At Heinz Field For Teachers
• CBS3's Ukee Washington Rings The Bell Before Sixers' First Home Game With Fans Since Pandemic Began
• Winter Storm Expected To Hit Northern California
• Former Anne Arundel County Executive Bob Pascal Dies At 86
• Warriors Hold Off Jazz to Snap 4-Game Skid
• Stabbing Near Bell In Hand Tavern Outside Faneuil Hall Leaves 2 Hurt
• VIDEO: Dozens Of Cars Spun Out, Stranded In Aurora During Blizzard
• 13-Year-Old Boy, 2 Men Shot In South Shore
• Texas Continuing To See Decrease In Average Number Of New COVID-19 Cases
• Inside 60 Minutes' first report on COVID-19
• The coronavirus variants experts are most concerned about
• 9 Most Iconic Looks From The 63rd Annual GRAMMY Awards Red Carpet
• Kim Gardner's fight to reform the St. Louis justice system
• The "Best Band in the Land"
• Brook Gotschall Becomes First Woman To Complete BSO's SWAT School
• Miami's Oldest Church Celebrates 125 Years Of History
• Maryland Earns No. 10 Seed In NCAA Tournament, Will Face UCONN
• City Of Monessen Looking For Donations To Help Beautify Parks
• Blizzard Warning: State Government Offices In Denver Metro Area Closed Monday
• Coroner Identifies 3 Of 5 Killed In I-5 Crash In French Camp
• Drew Brees' Retirement Opens Door For Tom Brady To Capture All NFL Passing Records
• North Texas To Take On Purdue In First Round Of NCAA Tournament
• Aaron Jones Staying With Packers On 4-Year, $48M Deal
• 'Whiteout, Brutal Conditions' On I-70, Closures In Colorado Mountains, Foothills & Out East
• Wild Score 3 Goals In Third To Beat Coyotes 4-1
• Food, Music, Culture Take Center Stage At Pop-up Market At Divine Lorraine
• Carla Fernández Casa de Moda: A Mexican Fashion Manifesto
• Dan + Shay Win Grammy Award For Best Country Duo/Group Performance For '10,000 Hours'
• 2 Bronx Residents Accused Of Scamming Elderly Woman Out Of $15,500
• Childhood Vaccinations See 'Substantial' And 'Historic' Declines Amid COVID-19 Pandemic, CDC Director Warns
• Bloomington Standoff Ends Peacefully, Man In Custody
• 1 Dead After Shooting At Recording Studio In Dallas
• Blizzard Warning: I-25 Closed From Colorado Springs To Castle Rock Due To Adverse Winter Driving Conditions
• Mount St. Mary's Women Rout Wagner, Head To NCAA Tournament
• Scott Oberg Progressing After Blood Clot Sidelined Reliever In '20
• Saints QB Drew Brees Announces Retirement After 20 Seasons
• Grammy Family: Beyoncé, Blue Ivy Win Early Awards
• Police: 14-Year-Old Assaulted, Robbed In Brooklyn
• Early Morning Fire In Beaver County Being Investigated As Homicide
• New Jersey Army Reservist Timothy Hale-Cusanelli Charged In Capitol Riot Had Hitler Mustache, Coworkers Say
• Massachusetts Reports 1,508 New COVID Cases, 30 Additional Deaths
• Texas Natives Mickey Guyton, Black Pumas, Megan Thee Stallion Performing At Grammys Tonight
• 'The Best Of Mister Rogers' Wins Grammy For Best Historical Album
• Pelosi: 'Big, Bold and Transformational' Infrastructure Bill Is Coming
• Man Killed, Woman Wounded In Pasadena Shooting
• LB Swap: McKinney Traded By Texans To Dolphins For Lawson
• Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Says His Family Has Felt Effects Of Discrimination Against Asian Americans
• Colgate Wins Patriot League Title Over Loyola Of Maryland, Heads To NCAA Tournament
• Only One Chicago Bar Cited For COVID-19 Restrictions During St. Patrick's Day Celebrations Saturday Night
• NCAA Tournament 2021: Fewer Brackets But Same Number Plan Bets On March Madness
• Drive-By Shooting Along South Central Expressway In Dallas Leaves 2 Injured
• Pittsburgh Country Duo Dan + Shay Vying For 2021 Grammy Award Tonight
• Colorado Snowstorm: I-25 Closed Between Wellington And Wyoming State Line
• Ed's Driveway: Toyota Sienna
• Santa Rosa Suspect Arrested for Series of Sonoma County Burglaries
• Police Investigating After Woman's Body Found In Prince George's County
• Denver Deploys Full Snowplow Team To Clear Denver Roads During Blizzard
• Grammys: Celebrating Live Music With Throwback Concert Photos
• Local Teacher Dr. Justin Antos Up For Grammy Award As A Music Education Finalist
• 'I'm Just Dua': Grammy Nominated Singer Dua Lipa On Career, Roots And 'Future Nostalgia'
• Man Killed In Motorcycle Crash In Murrysville
• COVID-19 Update: Indiana Reports 701 New Confirmed COVID-19 Cases, 10 Deaths
• What to know about the massive Microsoft Exchange breach
• North Texas Punches Ticket To NCAA Tournament With C-USA Title Win
• Bidding On Tom Brady Rookie Card Surpasses $2 Million
• Runways Now Closed At Denver International Airport, Only A Few Flights Were Able To Depart In Heavy Morning Snow
• WR JuJu Smith-Schuster Says Pittsburgh Will Always Be 'Part Of Who I Am'
• Heavy, Wet Snow Causing Power Outages Across Colorado During Blizzard
• COVID In Florida: 3,699 Additional Cases, 31 Deaths Reported On Sunday
• Rain, Snow, Strong Winds Expected In SoCal Monday
• At least 4 shot dead in Myanmar anti-coup protests
• Deep March Snow Inspires Outdoor Enthusiasts In Colorado
• New Survey Finds Americans Are Experiencing Unprecedented Stress During Pandemic
• 17-Year-Old Killed In Fiery Londonderry, NH Crash
• Pittsburgh Public Safety Reports No Major Incidents From St. Patrick's Day Celebrations
• COVID-19: Juniors, Seniors Invited Back To Stanford Campus For Spring Semester
• Experts Believe New Child Tax Credit Could Potentially Have Profound Effect On US Poverty
• Illinois Reports 1,484 New Cases, Including 19 Deaths As State Surpasses 4 Million Vaccine Doses
• Patriots Reportedly Trading Marcus Cannon To Houston Texans
• With Sports Paused, Life Altered, Athletes Make Do, Make New
• Police Seeking Out Vehicle Connected To Beaver County Homicide
• Beyoncé, Taylor Swift Could Have Historic Night At Grammys
• Funding Childcare Industry 'Fundamental To Our Economy,' Rep. Clark Says
• URA Gives Green Light To Developing New Hill District Barber Shop
• Woman's Body Found Bound At Legs, Arms and Wrists On Near West Side: Police
• Arkansas governor expects vaccine acceptance to increase
• Gottlieb says U.S. virus trajectory "continues to look good"
• Wet, Chilly Storm Front Ready To Roll Into San Francisco Bay Area
• 2, Including Pedestrian, Killed In North Hollywood Crash
• Facing South Florida: Eulen America
• Mysterious Light Trail Seen In Western Pennsylvania
• Facing South Florida: COVID Cemetery
• South Florida Organization Rescues 5 Dogs From Meat Market In China
• Full transcript of "Face the Nation" on March 14, 2021
• Colorado Snowstorm: Some Drivers Get Stuck Heading Up On I-70 To Ski
• Sens. Amy Klobuchar, Susan Collins Target Senior Fraud With Senate Proposal
• Activist Tamika Mallory Set To Bring Powerful Message To GRAMMYs Stage
• Driver Following GPS Plunges Into Charlton Lake
• Citiparks Has Distributed More Than Half A Million Total Meals To Children, Seniors Since Pandemic's Start
• COVID In Minnesota: Ahead Of Walz's 'Dial Turn,' MDH Reports 997 New Cases, 5 Deaths
• Transcript: Micheál Martin on "Face the Nation"
• De Blasio says Cuomo is "literally in the way of us saving lives"
• Franklin Institute Chief Astronomer Derrick Pitts Explains Mysterious Light Spotted Across Sky In Philadelphia Region
• De Blasio Says Cuomo Is 'Literally In The Way Of Us Saving Lives' By Refusing To Resign
• Allegheny County Emergency Rental Assistance Applications Available March 15
• Who's performing at the Grammys and how to watch
• 'Just A Bad Night All Around' As Nuggets Fall To Mavericks At Ball Arena
• Transcript: Asa Hutchinson on "Face the Nation"
• Transcript: Scott Gottlieb on "Face the Nation"
• $1,000 Reward Offered For Information On Edina Gas Station Robbery
• Westmoreland Manor Begins Use Of 'Hand Holding Wall', Finalizing In-Person Visitation Guidelines
• New Hampshire Man Charged With Drunk Driving After Striking State Police Cruiser
• Interstate 70 Safety Closure In Colorado Left Many Stuck In The Mountains
• Transcript: Bill de Blasio on "Face the Nation"
• Buffaloes Comeback In Pac-12 Tournament Championship Game Falls Short, CU Loses To Oregon State
• Top Biden aide hasn't seen evidence of migrants spreading virus
• Fiery Pursuit Involving Truck Hauling Small Boat In Flames Ends In Compton
• Queens Borough President Donovan Richards, Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer Join Calls For Gov. Andrew Cuomo's Resignation
• Transcript: Marcella Nunez-Smith on "Face the Nation"
• COVID Vaccinations Continue Without Major Issues At Miami Dade College's North Campus
• Woman Hurt When Inexperienced NH Snowmobile Operator Crashes Into Stream
• Vaccines drive optimism about containing COVID-19 pandemic — CBS News poll
• Americans see changed lives, disparate impact of COVID — CBS News poll
• Americans see better days ahead in pandemic: CBS News poll
• Schools without walls: Lessons in outdoor education
• Accrediting Agency Places Wheeling University On Probation
• Behind the scenes of the online music battle series Verzuz
• Chicago Weather: A Colder, Breezy Sunday With One More Dose Of Winter On The Way
• Lady Bird Johnson, first lady and diarist
• Melissa & Doug co-founder opens up about her secret struggle
• Mankato Man Steven Roemhildt Killed In Le Sueur County Crash
• Asian-American Community Leaders Call Proposed State Senate Crime Bill 'Tone Deaf'
• Genre-busting musician Michael Kiwanuka on setting himself apart
• CBS3 Pet Project: How To Keep Your Dog's Life Fulfilled When You Head Back To The Office
• COVID-19: Downtown Walnut Creek Abuzz As Contra Costa County Moves Into Red Tier
• NYPD Looking For Suspects In Multiple Weekend Shootings
• "Crip Camp" and the disability rights movement
• British tabloids and their "invisible contract" with the royals
• COVID-19 Leads To Burst Of Info, But Some Data Blocked In New Jersey
• Police: 2 Suspects Arrested In 2 Slayings In Sports Bar Lot
• Is a good night's sleep a far-fetched dream?
• Sleep Experts Say Bay Area Leap To Daylight Saving Time Not Healthy
• CBS2 Weather Headlines: Sunday Stays Sunny, Wind Advisory In Effect; Below Freezing Temps On Horizon
• Suspect In San Francisco Uber Assault Held On Identity Theft Charges In Las Vegas
• At Least One Person Dead After Early Morning Fire In Beaver County
• Americans wait for hours hoping to score leftover vaccine doses
• One year later, the fight continues for justice for Breonna Taylor
• Schumer and Gillibrand join Democrats urging Cuomo to resign
• Michigan Matters: Celebrating First Lady Betty Ford & Bavarian Inn's Dorothy Zehnder
• High schools sports announcer blames racist remarks on diabetes
• FEMA deployed to help process migrant children
• Tree Damage, Power Outages Possible Sunday With Powerful Winds In Southern New England
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunny Sunday Skies
• WATCH: Hays Bald Eagles Defend Eggs From Raccoon Intruder
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Vaccinating Teachers, Staff, Ahead Of Students Return To Classrooms For In-Person Learning
• Philadelphia Police Looking For Small Grey Vehicle Involved In Kensington Shooting That Left Man Injured
• 'You Can't Replicate The Philly Fan': Sixers To Play In Front Of Fans At Wells Fargo Center For First Time In 368 Days
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/14 Sunday Morning Forecast
• 'Our Children Cannot Keep Dying': Philadelphia Officials Hold Emergency Meeting In Wake Of Continued Youth Gun Violence
• Delaware County's Juvenile Detention Center Shut Down, Spokesperson Says
• Suspect Dead After Hours-Long Standoff With Yonkers Police
• Medical Examiner Releases Cause Of Death For Missing Upstate Mother Destini Smothers
• Sunday's Show Info (3/14/21)
• Estes Park Hunkering Down For Big March Snow
• Beaver Co. Family Nudist Park Announces Plans To Reopen For 2021 Season
• Colorado Weather: Record Denver Snowstorm
• Jubilee Ministries Feeds Nearly 3,000 Families At Lawrence Co. Food Distribution Event
• Highmark Health, Pirates Team Up For Another COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic At PNC Park
• Giant Eagle To Hire More Than 700 Full-Time, Part-Time Positions
• Historic Lawrence Co. Log Cabin Damaged By Fire
• 8 Fire Departments Called To Battle Blaze At Harrison Township Home
• 'Victim Of An Unjust System': Demonstration In Belmont Marks Anniversary Of Breonna Taylor's Death

Videos from March 14, 2021

• Legends: Michael Cooper
• St. Louis Prosecutor Kim Gardner: The 60 Minutes Interview
• How do coronavirus variants form and will the current vaccines work against them?
• An update on the SolarWinds hack and data breach
• Behind the scenes of 60 Minutes first story on COVID-19
• Iowa jury acquits journalist who was arrested while covering protest
• FEMA to help process migrant kids as lawyers reveal disturbing conditions they endure
• How to plan for next global pandemic
• Biden and Harris gearing up to travel nationwide to promote American Rescue Plan
• Face The Nation: Marcella Nunez-Smith, Scott Gottlieb, Micheál Martin
• Inside SoCal Sunday Morning: 3/14/2021
• Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, new head of WTO, shatters glass ceiling
• Irish prime minister stresses need for more vaccine doses to meet global demand
• Gottlieb says virus trajectory in U.S. "continues to look good" despite variants
• Marcella Nunez-Smith, top Biden adviser, has "not seen any evidence" of migrants spreading virus at border
• Arkansas governor expects vaccine acceptance to increase as rollout continues
• De Blasio says Cuomo is "literally in the way of us saving lives" by refusing to resign
• CBS News poll: Americans see better days ahead in pandemic and economy
• Americans get $1.9 trillion lifeline with latest COVID relief package
• Open: This is "Face the Nation," March 14
• 3/14: Strassmann, Salvanto, De Blasio, Hutchinson, Nunez-Smith, Gottlieb, Martin
• Nature: Iceland
• Forest schools: Lessons in outdoor education
• Lady Bird Johnson, first lady and diarist
• Melissa & Doug co-founder on confronting her depression
• Full Interview: Marcella Nunez-Smith on COVID equity
• Is a good night's sleep a far-fetched dream?