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• Newsom Vows To Appoint African-American Woman If Feinstein Retires Early
• California AG Suing Nation's Largest Nursing Home Operator Over Alleged Patient Dumping, Falsifying Records
• COVID: Vaccine Eligibility Expands But Appointments For Doses May Be Hard To Find
• 4 UTV Riders Rescued From Remote Nevada County Wilderness
• Police: Bomb Squad Investigating After Suspicious Device Found In Stolen Vehicle
• Frost Advisory Issued For Parts Of North Bay, Salinas, Hollister, Carmel
• Alcatraz Reopens For Indoor Tours After Yearlong Closure
• Domenico Masdea, Man Who Transformed Tustin Garage Into Christmas Wonderland Every Year, Dies From COVID-19
• Lebron, Short-Handed Lakers Beat Up On Warriors, 128-97
• Police Searching For Man Who Opened Fire At LA Swap Meet, Striking Mom, Baby
• California Crime Bill Would Make Some Robberies A Misdemeanor
• Monster Storm Still Not Enough To Bring State Out Of Drought
• Colorado Skiers & Snowboarders Help Each Other Dig Out In Between Runs
• Sacramento Region Vaccination Sites Ask People For Honesty As Vaccine Eligibility Expands
• Brief Storm Blows Into SoCal With Rain, Snow, Strong Winds
• LeBron, Short-Handed Lakers Beat Up On Warriors 128-97
• Minnesota Weather: Days Are Numbered For Fresh Snowpack After March Storm
• Abandoned Your Car During Snowstorm? Here's Where It May Be Now
• Still Stranded: DIA Passengers Fighting To Get Home After Blizzard
• COVID In Colorado: More Clinics Planned To Make Up For Those Postponed By Blizzard
• Chicago Weather: Leftover Showers To Wrap Up By Tuesday Morning
• Track The Status Of Your Stimulus Check With The 'Get My Payment Tool' From The IRS
• All The Patriots Moves During Team's Free Agent Spending Spree
• Cuomo Accuser Charlotte Bennett Meets With Investigators For 4 Hours; Poll Finds 50% Of New Yorkers Think Governor Should Not Resign
• Despite Rocky Rollout, Massachusetts Is Nationwide Leader In Vaccine Administration
• Manny's Deli Says It Will Give Out Free Sandwiches If Everyone Wears Masks Properly For 30 Days
• Doctors Concerned Spring Break Could Hurt Massachusetts Reopening Plans
• Gas Prices In Massachusetts Have Soared 28 Cents In The Past Month
• Major Drug Takedown On Long Island Nets Nearly $3 Million In Cocaine, Fentanyl, Heroin, 38 Guns
• Remote Learning Still A Struggle For Students, Parents 1 Year Since New York City Schools Shut Down
• Wisconsin Republicans Move To Protect Conversion Therapy
• Some Denver Metro Area School Districts Call For Remote Learning On Tuesday
• Brother Of Woman Killed In Houston PD Raid Shares Warning About Miami's Incoming Chief Art Acevedo
• Lawsuit Accuses Major Real Estate Firms Of Discriminating Against Low-Income New Yorkers With Housing Vouchers
• New Jersey Jazz Bassist Christian McBride Wins 7th GRAMMY
• Leonard, Clippers Bounce Back With 109-99 Win Over Mavericks
• Climate Change Likely Lowering Chances Of More Snowy Owl Sightings In Central Park, LIU Professor Says
• Gov. Newsom Says He Will Appoint Black Woman If Senator Dianne Feinstein Retires Early
• Crews Douse 2-Alarm Fire At Flooring Store In San Leandro Mall
• Naperville District 203 Announces Plan For 5-Day In-Person Learning For K-8 And High School Students
• Barkov's Short-Handed Goal Leads Panthers Over Blackhawks
• Struggling Kings Lose Bagley To Broken Left Hand
• Minneapolis 'Carjacking Crackdown' Is A Letdown For Some Residents
• Brighton Police Officer Recalls Blizzard Rescues In Snowcat: 'It Was Really Rewarding'
• Pennsylvania Lifting Some Restrictions For Restaurants, Other Businesses; Increasing Indoor Dining To 75% Capacity
• 'An Enormous Human Loss': MDH Commissioner Jan Malcolm Reflects On 1 Year Of COVID
• Second Suspect Arrested in Fatal Oakland Assault, Robbery of 75-Year-Old Asian Man
• Brookfield Zoo Among Institutions Set To Benefit From 'All Together For Animals' Concert
• 2 Hurt In Shooting At Seafood Restaurant In Brooklyn
• COVID-19: Oakland Teachers, School District Tentatively Agree To March 30 Return To Classrooms
• How Can You Tell The Difference Between COVID And Spring Allergy Symptoms?
• Coon Rapids Police Shoot Armed Man, Who Relatives Say Was In Mental Health Crisis
• Southern Minnesotans Digging Out From March Snowstorm
• Mayor Brandon Scott Declares Violence In Baltimore City Public Health Emergency, Lays Out New Plan
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations Below 200 In Riverside, San Bernardino; Ventura Reports 57
• Indian Lakes Hotel In Bloomingdale Will Not Reopen After February Shooting That Left 1 Dead, 4 Other Injured
• Gov. Hogan's New Emergency Order To Protect New Federal Stimulus Check Payments From Garnishment
• Maryland Adds 2,100 Priority Appointments Weekly For Baltimore City Residents At M&T Bank Stadium Mass COVID-19 Vaccination Site
• Women's History Month: Kayla Slovenec Breaking Barriers As Assistant Coach For St. Thomas University Men's Basketball Team
• More Baltimore City Public Schools Kids Return To Classroom This Week
• La Roche University Plans To Fully Reopen For Fall Semester
• Norma Jean's Closed For Breaking Baltimore City's COVID Regulations
• Sens. Ted Cruz, John Cornyn Demand More COVID-19 Vaccine For Texans
• Rozier, Hayward Help Hornets Rally Past Kings 122-116
• Malkin Records 1,100th NHL Point, Penguins Beat Bruins 4-1
• Jake Voracek Scores In OT To Give Flyers 5-4 Win Over Rangers
• Reports: Former Ravens LB Matthew Judon Signs $56M Deal With New England Patriots
• 2 Displaced In Evanston House Fire
• After 8 Seasons, Gophers Basketball And Coach Richard Pitino Part Ways
• Better Business Bureau: Stop Posting Pictures On Social Media With Vaccine Card
• Full Overnight Closure Of Eastbound I-10 Planned This Wednesday, Thursday
• Police: Man Who Last Saw Kristin Smart Alive In 1996 Now Considered A Prime Suspect
• COVID-19 Cases Tied To 'King Of The Mat' Wrestling Tournament In NH
• Blackhawks Fall To Florida Panthers, Lose Fourth In Five Games
• Northwestern Women Make NCAA Tournament For First Time Since 2015
• SEPTA To Indefinitely Close Somerset Station In Kensington To Develop Safety & Security Strategy, Repairs
• What To Do If You're At Risk Of Getting Stimulus Check Garnished
• DDOT And SMART Buses Resume Fare Collection
• Evgeni Malkin Records 1,100th NHL Point, Leads Penguins To Win
• Ravens Sign Former Giants Guard Kevin Zeitler In 3-Year, $22.5M Deal, According To Reports
• Family Of Salvador Corrales Wants Answers After Murder Suspect Steven Manzo Mistakenly Released
• Don't Post Your COVID Vaccination Card Online, Better Business Bureau Warns
• Ovechkin Matches Esposito With 717th Goal; Caps Rout Sabres
• LB Biegel, TE Carter Agree To Deals With Miami Dolphins
• Giannis Has 3rd Straight Triple-Double, Bucks Beat Wizards
• Artist Offers Reward For Paintings Stolen From SF Artist Colony
• North Texas Sports Broadcaster Ted Emrich Shares What It's Like Doing Play-By-Play From Home
• Nationwide face mask standard for workers still under consideration
• COVID: National Park Service Reopens Public Access To Alcatraz Island
• Marlins Top Prospect Sixto Sánchez Makes Spring Debut
• 'Not Throwing Away My Shot:' Vacaville Doctors Create Video To Encourage COVID Vaccinations
• COVID Vaccines: Bay Area Transit Workers Become Eligible For Shots
• After Mistrial, County To Retry Anthony Trifiletti For Deadly St. Paul Fender Bender Shooting
• Spring Training 2021: Game Ends In Tie As Cubs, White Sox Go Head-To-Head
• Orange County COVID-19 Cases, Positivity Rates Continue Downward Trend
• SF Mission District's Garfield Square Gets $19.7 Million Facelift
• Boy, 7, In Critical Condition After Falling From Third-Story Hotel Window
• 2 Arrested In Overnight Burglary Of Larkspur Bike Shop; $30,000 In Bikes Stolen
• Exclusive Interview With Schools Chancellor Meisha Ross Porter During Her First Day On The Job
• Maryland Seniors Get Virtual St. Patrick's Day Beer Tasting From Guinness Open Gate Brewery
• Law Enforcement Unions Say Bail Reform To Blame For Spike In Violent Crimes As City Focuses On NYPD Reform
• Blizzard Drops 1 To 4 feet Of Snow Across Colorado's Front Range
• Homeowners Praise Firefighters For Battling Back Massive Lakewood Brush Fire: 'Can't Thank Them Enough'
• Suspected 17-Year-Old Serial Robber Arrested In Culver City
• Connecticut Announces All Residents 16+ Eligible For Vaccine April 5; Transportation, Public Safety Workers And More Eligible In New Jersey
• Dr. Max Gomez Q&A With Moderna CEO Stephane Bancel: Will The Shots Cover New Variants, Will We Need Boosters Or Annual Vaccines?
• Women's History Month: "On Women Festival" ready to once again showcase some of the best talent around
• Gov. Cuomo Staying Involved In State Budget Negotiations Despite Calls To Step Down
• Man Armed With Knife Shot, Killed By Police In Muhlenberg Township, DA Says
• W. Va. Magistrate Resigns After Investigation Into Allegations Of 'Inappropriate Sexual, Homophobic And Racist Comments'
• Minneapolis PD: Teen Hospitalized After Hawthorne Neighborhood Shooting
• Search Continues For Suspect In Fatal Stabbing Of Roseville Man
• SFPD Arrests 2 In Bayview Homicide Investigation, Arrest 3rd Person On Weapons Charges
• Chicago Weather: Precipitation Lasts Into Evening Rush For Many
• Possible Street Race Led Up To Highway 99 Crash That Left Pregnant Woman Badly Injured
• 5 People Killed in French Camp I-5 Crash Identified As Tracy Residents
• LA County Moves Into Red Tier: Indoor Dining Returns, Movie Theaters Reopen
• Majority of parents want schools open
• 'Amityville Horror' Convicted Killer Ronald DeFeo, Dies In Prison
• Food Bank Holds Distribution Event 1 Year After Its First COVID-19 Response
• CDC Considering Revising Recommendations About 6 Feet Of Distance In Classrooms
• 'This Stuff Is Gold': Few COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Have Been Wasted In Wisconsin
• Former Texas Wholesale Electricity Provider Griddy Files For Bankruptcy
• Jane Fonda Visits Minnesota To Protest Line 3 Pipeline
• When Will Live Shows Return To Pittsburgh's Silent Concert Venues?
• Widow Of Comedian Don Rickles, Barbara Rickles, Dies at 84
• 26-Year-Old Woman Shot By Minor Relative In Taneytown, State Police Say
• Curbside Delivery: Hennepin Healthcare Security Officer Helps Deliver Baby In Car
• Andy Schcolnik, Part Owner Of Park Manor Building Where Mass Shooting Happened, Has Been In Trouble Over His Properties Before
• CHP Seeking Information In Possible Hit-And-Run Incident Near Fairfield
• LA County Opens Up COVID Vaccinations To Those With Underlying Health Conditions, Disabilities
• LACMA Reopening April 1 Following Year-Long Closure
• LAUSD Survey: Half Of Student Families Reluctant To Return
• San Francisco Firefighters Make Rescue After Car Winds Up In Bay Near Marina Green
• COVID-19 In Illinois: More Than 1.5 Million People Fully Vaccinated; Daily Case Count Drops To 8-Month Low
• Theaters Reopening In Los Angeles County With Limited Capacity
• Gov. Pritzker Addresses Callback Times, Fraud, And Other Ongoing Issues With Illinois Department Of Employment Security
• Pittsburgh Personal Care Home Holds Heartwarming Reunions More Than A Year In The Making
• Sacramento Restaurateur Steps Up To Help Food Workers - And Help Feed The Community
• Vatican Says Catholic Church Won't 'Bless Sin' Of Same-Sex Unions; Activists Slam 'Tragic' Decision
• 3 Killed After Car Hits Pedestrians In Tunnel Near San Diego City College; Driver Arrested
• Receiver Kendrick Bourne Reportedly Agrees To Three-Year Deal With Patriots
• Texas Senate Introduces And Passes Bill In 1 Day To Reverse Billions In ERCOT Overcharges
• 'Entertainment District Is Simply Not Working For Us': Mayor Dan Gelber Pushing To Redesign South Beach
• Postal Service Workers Take Rare Snow Day After Colorado Blizzard
• 3 People Shot While Driving In The Austin Neighborhood; 1 Later Dies
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations Falling In Texas, Lowest Level Since Last October
• Massachusetts Reports 1,004 New COVID Cases, 28 Additional Deaths
• Randolph Man Accused Of Double Stabbing At Bell In Hand Tavern Held Without Bail
• Report: Rob Gronkowski Returning To Buccaneers On 1-Year Deal
• California Considers Relaxing Rules About Ballot Signatures
• Former Eagles Jalen Mills, Nelson Agholor To Sign With New England Patriots, Reports Say
• Police: 1 Dead, Suspect In Custody After South Minneapolis Shooting
• Deb Haaland Becomes 1st Native American To Hold Cabinet Post (CBS News)
• Pittsburgh Establishments Get 7 Warnings, 2 Notices Of Violation For Not Following COVID-19 Restrictions
• 'We Were Able To Adapt': A Student, Teacher, & Principal Reflect On Pandemic Challenges
• Jason Mesich Sentenced To 48 Years For Killing Wife, Shooting Neighbors
• 30-Year-Old Man Injured In Shooting, Baltimore Police Say
• AstraZeneca COVID-19 Vaccine Suspended In Some European Countries Due To Blood Clot Concerns; Still On Trial In Chicago
• Educators Travel More Than An Hour To Washington County Coronavirus Vaccine Clinic
• Bay Area Health Officers: Best COVID-19 Vaccine Is 'One You Can Get The Soonest'
• COVID Restrictions: Weddings Allowed Up To 150 Guests Across New York State
• Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro Says Gun Show Promoter Has Stopped Selling 'Ghost Guns'
• Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava Criticizes Governor's Order Waiving Local COVID Fines
• CPD Officer Shot Outside Police Station Out Of The Hospital
• Report: Wide Receiver Nelson Agholor Agrees To Contract With Patriots
• 'Will Be A Little Sore': Volunteers Help Clear Driveways & Sidewalks
• Deb Haaland becomes first Native American to hold Cabinet post
• Catholic Church Again Says It Cannot Give A Blessing To Same Sex Marriage, LGBTQ Advocate Says 'They're Just Out Of Step'
• Gov. Pritzker Weighs In On State Of COVID-19 Vaccinations, Struggles For Appointments
• Derek Chauvin Trial, Day 6: 2 More Jurors Seated, 7 To Be Called Back Over $27M Settlement
• Caught On Video: Fur Hat Snatched Off Head Of Hasidic Man In Brooklyn
• 4 Kennedale High Girls Find Success Playing On Boys Soccer Team
• Bay Area Artists 'Bring Home' Grammy Gold
• First Lady Dr. Jill Biden Visits Burlington County School As 'Help Is Here' Tour Kicks Off
• Psychologist Says Virtual Learning Has Left Many Kids Anxious, Overwhelmed
• Philadelphia Fire Department Kicks Off Celebration Of 150 Years Of Service
• Graffiti On Black Lives Matter Marquee At Howard County Middle School Being Investigated As Hate Crime, Officials Say
• Teen Killed, 4 Hospitalized After Car Hits Tree, Splits In Half In Woodbury
• Controversial Bright Futures Scholarship Bill Back On Legislative Agenda With Some Changes
• Stop Posting Pictures Of Your Coronavirus Vaccination Card, BBB Warns
• Baltimore's Walters Art Museum Confronts Namesakes' Support Of Slavery, Confederacy
• More Than $107 Million In Funds From American Rescue Plan Headed To Westmoreland County
• Pennsylvania And West Virginia Men Charged With Assaulting Capitol Officer Brian Sicknick, Who Died After Riot
• Fort Lauderdale Man Shapsly Silencieux Accused Of Posing As Uber Driver, Sexually Battering A Woman
• 7 Collin County Jail Employees On Administrative Leave Following In-Custody Death Of Man Arrested For Marijuana Possession
• Oscars Ceremony At Union Station Won't Disrupt Transit Service, Metro Says
• After The Blizzard, Neighbors Pitch In To Dig Out
• Building A Legacy
• Howard County Police Continue Investigating Burglaries Of Asian-Owned Restaurants As Violence, Threats Against Asians Rise
• Cost Of Building Materials Are Up Following Pandemic, Contractors Say It'll Put Them Out Of Business
• South Beach Wine & Food Festival To Require Guests, Staff Provide Proof Of COVID Vaccination Or Negative Test
• Spring Breakers Keep Miami Beach Restaurants, Police Busy
• Denver Police Help 200+ Drivers Caught In Blizzard
• COVID In Florida: 2,826 Additional Cases, 99 Deaths Reported On Monday
• Denver Broncos Sign DL Shelby Harris To 3-Year Deal
• COVID-19 Vaccine Now Available To Those 60 And Up
• Minnesota To Receive Millions In Aid For Vaccine Rollout To 'Supercharge' Response
• Another Texas power company goes bankrupt after blackout
• Texas restaurant spray-painted with racist graffiti
• Shantaello Christianson Charged In Fatal South Minneapolis Shooting
• DIA Reopens Some Runways After Blizzard
• NCAA Tournament 2021 South Region Preview: Baylor's First Time As A No. 1 Seed, Will They Finally Break Through To The Final Four?
• Raffaela Spone, Of Bucks County, Accused Of Cyberbullying, Making Deepfakes Of 3 Teen Cheerleaders
• All 5 People Killed In I-5 Crash In French Camp Identified As Tracy Residents
• COVID In MN: Gov. Walz's Emergency Powers Extended As Restrictions Loosen Monday
• Pennsylvania Lawmakers Launch New Push For Child Sex Abuse Lawsuit Window
• Report: Steelers Re-Sign Cornerback Cameron Sutton To 2-Year Deal
• First Snow Of March Is The Last Before Spring Begins
• 'I Don't Think So': Massachusetts Congressional Delegation 'Furious' About MBTA Cuts
• 'Heroes!': Aurora Firefighters Shovel Sidewalk For Man In Wheelchair
• COPA Delivers Report To CPD On Its Misconduct Investigation Of Officers Who Worked Under Disgraced Sgt. Ronald Watts
• COVID Field Hospital At DCU Center In Worcester Closes
• Lowell Police Ask For Help Finding Missing Woman Sinead Lyons
• Deatrich Wise Jr. Reportedly Agrees To New Deal With Patriots
• 'We Can Do More': Dallas County Urges State To Provide More COVID-19 Vaccine Doses
• 2 Charged In Assault Of Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick, Who Later Died
• Limited Fans Will Be Allowed At Anne Arundel County High School Sports Games
• Colorado State Patrol Gives Advice On Where To Find Your Towed Vehicle After Blizzard
• One-On-One With Philadelphia School District Superintendent Dr. William Hite As Students Return To Classrooms
• 2 Women Charged With Murder In 'Horrific' Beating Death Of 2-Year-Old Girl In Tacony, Officials Say
• Bill Belichick Putting Money Where His Mouth Is At Dawn Of NFL Free Agency
• I-70 Fully Reopened Between Airpark Road & Kansas After Blizzard
• WPI No Longer Considering SAT Or ACT Test Scores For Admission, Citing 'Problematic Correlations'
• Person Rescued From BART Tracks at San Francisco's 16th Street Mission Station
• Man, 27, Struck And Killed By Vehicle In Turlock
• 'A Program Of Last Resort': The Lost and Forgotten Dead Of COVID
• COVID-19 In Allegheny County: Family Members Can Visit Loved Ones At Kane Community Living Centers
• RTD Shuts Down Light Rail & Bus Services Due To Blizzard
• McDaniel College Announces 2021 Fall Semester Learning Plans, With 90% Undergrad In-Person Classes
• Investigation Underway In Glen Burnie House Fire
• Uber Assault Suspect Malaysia King Returning To San Francisco To Face Charges
• At Least 57 People Died Related To Texas' Winter Storms In February
• Arlington Third-Grader Memorizes First 140 Digits Of Pi
• Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg Tours UPS Facility In Maryland Delivering COVID-19 Vaccines
• Attorney General Josh Shapiro Says Gun Show Promoter To Bar 'Ghost Gun' Assembly Kit Sales
• Infamous Serial Stowaway Marilyn Hartman Reveals How She Repeatedly Got Past Airport Security: 'The Story Is Crazy'
• 1 Dead, 2 Seriously Injured In Head-On Collision On Hwy 29 In Napa County
• More Than 50 New Coronavirus Outbreaks Reported In Michigan Schools
• Save Philly Restaurants Hosts Vaccine Clinic Targeting Restaurant Workers
• Derek Chauvin Trial, Day 6 Live Updates: Jurors To Be Called Back Over $27M Settlement; 9th Juror Seated
• Report: Joe Thuney Signing With Chiefs In Free Agency
• First Lady Jill Biden Visits Elementary School In Burlington, New Jersey
• 28-Year-Old Dejuan Kashif Ford Shot, Killed In Windsor Mill Early Sunday Morning
• Allegheny Co. Emergency Rental Assistance Applications Available
• CHP Helicopter Rescues Injured Hiker At Skyline Wilderness Park In Napa County
• "Note Act" Would Make Almost All Baltimore County Restaurants, Bars Eligible To Apply For Live Musical Entertainment Permits
• Florida City Trailer Park Residents Being Evicted After Deal Made To Sell The Land
• State To Stop Taking Overdue Fines Out Of Income Tax Refunds For Lower Income Taxpayers Due To Pandemic
• 6 Hikers, Including 1 Injured In Avalanche, Rescued From Mt. Baldy
• Shop at women-owned businesses, reap credit card rewards
• Nashville Christmas bombing was not an act of terrorism, FBI says
• Body Of Missing Ohio Woman Found In Trunk Of Her Car
• Patriots Reportedly Signing Free Agent Defensive Back Jalen Mills To Four-Year Deal
• Downtown Fort Worth To Go Dark To Help Save Migrating Birds
• 2021 Boston Marathon's Field Size Set For 20,000 Runners
• Florida Regulators Looking Into Citizens Rate Hike Proposal
• Pittsburgh Weather: Winter Weather Advisory Issued For Freezing Rain
• Friendship Community Group Looking For Artists For Asphalt Art Project
• Dallas Police Hone In On Person Of Interest In Sexual Assaults From 2017 And 2019
• California Sues Major US Nursing Home Operator Over Ratings
• Online Payment App Stripe Sees Value Rise To $95 Billion
• DePaul Fires Blue Demons Basketball Head Coach Dave Leitao
• Patriots Reportedly Signing Pass-Rusher Matt Judon To Massive Four-Year Deal
• Is Denton A 'Breeding Ground For Musicians?'
• Baltimore Ravens, M&T Bank Host Touchdown For Teachers Program, Nominations Now Open
• Fish Tales In Ocean City, Maryland Opens April 21
• Petaluma Police Arrest Man In Child Sex Abuse Investigation, Search For Additional Victims
• Former Pittsburgh Police Officer Paul Abel Loses Challenge To Firing
• Montrose Teen Missing Since Saturday Found Safe; Police Investigating As Possible Kidnapping
• 3 Years In Prison For White Supremacist Who Called In Fake Bomb Threats Aimed At Texas Islamic Center
• Gov. Baker's COVID Response Approval Rating Sees Sizable Drop In New UMass Poll
• NCAA Tournament 2021 West Region Preview: Can Anyone Topple Undefeated Gonzaga?
• Sonia Denis On Comedy Central's Docuseries 'Dark Humor': 'Future Black Comics Will Watch And Say It's Easier For Us Now'
• Pedestrian Accidents In Detroit, Southgate Over Weekend Leaves 2 Dead Including Pregnant Woman
• Councilman Joe Buscaino Entering LA Mayor's Race
• Investigators Raid Home of Suspect's Father In Kristin Smart Disappearance
• 'Suspicious Disappearance': FBI Looking For Missing Nashua Mother April Jean Bailey, Who Has Ties To Boston
• Chicago Weather: Wintry Mix, Snow Falling Across Area
• National Napping Day: 5 Reasons You Should Nap
• Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo Tapped As Miami's New Top Cop
• NH Man Cleaning Gun Fires Bullet Into Neighboring Apartment Where Teen Was Sleeping
• Bill Belichick Has Had His Eye On Jonnu Smith For A Long Time
• Mass COVID-19 Vaccination Site Set To Open At PPG Paints Arena
• RJ Fried On Season 2 Of Paramount+'s 'Tooning Out The News': 'I Can't Believe We Get Away With It Every Day'
• 'Mank' Gets Most Oscar Nods; See The Complete List
• Steelers Sign Vice President, General Manager Kevin Colbert To One-Year Contract Extension
• US Plans To House 3,000 Immigrant Children At Dallas Convention Center
• Wisconsin Sen. Johnson Says Comments About Capitol Breach Were Not Racist
• Firefighter In Critical Condition As New Jersey Brush Fire Smolders
• Gov. Newsom Responds To Recall Campaign: 'I Will Fight It'
• Gov. Gavin Newsom Launches Campaign Against Likely Recall - 'I Will Fight It'
• New Search Underway Of Home Connected To Person Of Interest In Disappearance Of Kristin Smart
• National Napping Day: 5 Reasons To Nap, If You Don't Have 'Coronasomnia'
• Man Who Died In Richmond Police Custody Last Week Identified
• I-25 Remains Closed From Wellington To Wyoming After Blizzard
• Police Make 1 Arrest, Issue 2 Warrants In Death Of Man Found Shot Inside Beaver County Home After Fire
• Johnny Santos Moreno Of Costa Mesa Faces Hate Crime Charges In Skateboard Attack On Transgender Woman
• 'Mank' Gets Most Oscar Nods; Ceremony To Be Held At Dolby Theatre And Union Station
• New York City Will Preserve Abolitionist Home In Brooklyn Believed To Be Stop Along Underground Railroad
• George Tanios, Julian Khater Charged With Assaulting Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick, Who Died After Riot
• Police Arrest 22-Year-Old Woman In Fatal Stabbing At Southfield Apartments
• Florida Jobless Rate Falls To 4.8 Percent
• Report: Patriots Signing Nose Tackle Davon Godchaux
• Stretch Of I-35 Southbound Near Elko New Market Reopens After Semi Jackknifes
• Filmed In Massachusetts: 'Sound Of Metal' Earns 6 Oscar Nominations, Including Best Actor For Riz Ahmed
• Mail Delays Possible As Postal Carriers Try To Make It Through The Snow
• Tight End Jonnu Smith Reportedly Signing Four-Year Deal With Patriots
• Chicago's St. Sabina Parish Fiercely Backs Priest After Sex Abuse Claims
• Joe Also Gets A Chance To Meet Officer Croissant, Who Was First On The Scene At The Baggage Carousel Where Joe Went Down
• Paterson, N.J. Set To Receive $63.7 Million From American Rescue Plan
• Report: Pittsburgh Steelers WR JuJu Smith-Schuster Tells Teammates He's 'Likely To Head Elsewhere'
• March Madness: UCLA Gets In; USC Named Six-Seed
• Michigan Is Poised To Raise 1,000-Fan Limit At Comerica Park
• Police: 20-Year-Old Man Stable After Detroit Shooting
• Michigan Poised To Raise 1,000-Fan Limit At Comerica Park In Time For Opening Day
• Russian police raid opposition political forum and arrest everyone
• Group 1C, Those 50 To 64, The Latest Texans Now Eligible To Receive The COVID-19 Vaccine
• 400 Members Of Illinois National Guard Return Home After Security Deployment To D.C.
• Some New Orleans Pelicans players receive COVID-19 vaccine
• Steven Yeun first Asian American nominated for best actor
• Red Flag Warning Issued In Massachusetts For Critical Fire Weather Conditions
• Suspects In Custody; Recovering Uber Driver Grateful For Outpouring Of Support
• Your Complete List Of Nominees For The 93rd Academy Awards
• Oakland A's Selling 6-Person Luxury Suites For A Bitcoin
• Pennsylvania Man Julian Khater Among 2 Charged In Assault Of Capitol Officer Brian Sicknick Who Died After Riot
• California Gov. Gavin Newsom Launches Campaign Against Likely Recall
• Cook Co. Looks To Get More People The COVID Vacccine
• Woman With Gunshot Wounds Among 4 Injured In Fiery Crash In Portage Park
• California's First Case Of Brazilian Variant P.1 Detected In San Bernardino County
• Celtics Reportedly Interested In LaMarcus Aldridge If Big Man Hits Buyout Market
• Glaucoma: Why Routine Exams And Early Treatment Are Important
• Protests after London woman's killing are about more than a murder
• Flyers Fans Can Win Original Portrait Of Gritty
• Dr. Oz Explains Why Joe Passed Out At The Airport Using A Real Human Heart
• 2 best director nods for women in this year's Oscar surprises
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 1,388 New Coronavirus Cases, 14 New Deaths
• Patriots Have Plenty Of Pass Rush Options In Free Agency
• Vice President Kamala Harris To Visit Colorado Tuesday To Promote Relief Plan's Benefits
• Indiana Teachers Now Eligible To Receive COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Northeastern University To Hold Commencement Ceremony At Fenway Park
• I-25 Reopens From Castle Rock To Colorado Springs After Blizzard
• Howard County Officials Mark A Year Of COVID
• Pittsburgh Police Recover More Than 100 Grams Of Cocaine, Cash In Stanton Heights Bust
• Denver Zoo, Denver Art Museum, Botanic Gardens Remain Closed Monday To Dig Out From Blizzard
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Origin Of New Jersey Brush Fire Identified, Conditions Ripe
• Police: Pair Suspected Of Stealing From Hobby Lobby Stores Across Valley
• DPD Investigate Deadly Shooting Of Gregory Chandler Outside XTC Cabaret Off Stemmons Freeway
• Pennsylvania TSA Agent Going Above And Beyond The Call Of Duty, Helping Senior Citizens Schedule COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments
• AAA: Florida Gas Prices Rise 15 Cents; Highest Since June 2018
• 2 Arrested On Drug Charges After Traffic Stop At Lincoln Park And Ride Lot
• 49ers Agree To 5-Year, $27 Million Record Deal With Fullback Kyle Juszczyk
• CBS Releases 'This Is CBS Remixed' From GRAMMY Award-Winning Composer CID
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 275 New Coronavirus Cases, 1 New Death
• New Jersey State Police Unveil Retrofitted Cruisers To Commemorate 100th Anniversary
• 4 Cars, 1 Window Struck With Bullets In Annapolis, Police Investigating
• Grand Princess: Dream Vacation Ended In COVID Tragedy For San Francisco Family
• Robert Williams Continues To Make His Case For An Expanded Role
• 70-Year-Old Man Charles Lawson Missing From Prince George's County
• For The First Time Since That Fateful Night In Newark Airport, Dr. Oz Comes Face-To-Face With The Man He Helped Save
• Facebook announces new tools to help users get vaccinated
• Michigan Eyes Bill To Clean Up Voter Registration Rolls
• 'We're In This Together': National Guard Troops Return To California After Supporting Capitol Police Following Riots
• Police: Suspect Punches Woman Several Times On Subway In Brooklyn
• Education was a lifeline for this Syrian immigrant. Now he's helping others.
• COVID In Maryland: 617 New Cases, 7 Deaths With Positivity Rate Up Slightly
• Interactive | Unemployment in Illinois Still At Record High Compared to Pre-Pandemic Times. But There Are Glimpses of Hope.
• Fauci says Trump should urge Republicans to get vaccinated
• "Mank" leads Oscar nominations — read the complete list
• Annapolis Police Arrest 3 Teens In Armed Robbery Along Dock Street Sunday
• Towson University To Hold In-Person Graduation Ceremonies In May
• Texas Police Chief Art Acevedo Called The 'Tom Brady' Of Chiefs As He Takes Over Top Job In Miami
• Denver Weather: Colorado Digs Out Monday Before Another Storm Approaches Tuesday
• Health System Investigates Photos Taken In Operating Room
• Vatican Says Catholic Church Won't Bless Same-Sex Unions
• Reopening Maryland: Baltimore Museum Of Art Back Open March 28 With Some COVID Guidelines
• 2021 NFL Draft: Tulane's Cameron Sample Has Chip On Shoulder Looking To Prove He Can Play With Anybody
• Miami Weather: Warming Trend This Week
• Large 3-Alarm Commercial Fire Breaks Out In Burbank
• COVID Clinic Opens Monday To Vaccinate Philadelphia Restaurant Workers
• Raccoons Overrunning Bronx Community; Fed-Up Residents Blame Vacant House
• Jeff Tweedy is donating 5% of royalties to social justice causes
• Face-To-Face: Oz Meets The Man He Helped Save At Newark Airport For The First Time Since He Died And Came Back
• St. Patrick's Day Recipes From Tastefully Simple
• New Hampshire Homeowner Restrains Stranger After Break-In
• Big Ten Has Record 9 NCAA Tourney Teams; 4 Get 1 Or 2 Seeds
• Maryland Courts Move Into New Resumption Of Operations Phase
• Jimmy Butler Scores 29, Heat Beat Magic For 4th Straight Win
• Biggest sandstorm in a decade turns Beijing skies yellow
• Weather Blog: Last Week Of Winter
• Chadwick Boseman earns posthumous best actor Oscar nomination
• 'Ma Rainey's Black Bottom,' 'Nomadland' Each Nominated For Multiple Academy Awards
• Police Search For Suspect After Fatal Roseville Stabbing
• Delaware County Opens 5th COVID-19 Vaccination Site At Springfield Hospital
• City Of Dallas COVID-19 Vaccine Registration & Transportation
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Names Civil Rights Division Head Rachel Wainer Apter To High Court
• NYPD: Asian Man Punched In Face During Hate Crime In Harlem
• Boston Public Schools Resume In-Person Learning For Students In Grades 4 Through 8
• Cook County Clerk's Office Promises Smoother Payment Process For Election Judges This Year
• At Least 40 Shot, 4 Killed In Weekend Gun Violence In Chicago; 2 Dead, 13 Wounded In One Mass Shooting
• Police: 18-Year-Old Man Sitting Inside Car Shot In North Philadelphia
• Adams County Shooting Sends One To The Hospital
• Family Pleads For Seatbelt Safety After Deadly Crash Kills Five Off I-5 In French Camp
• 'Chilling We Lost An Entire Year': Live Music Industry Hoping In-Person Performances Pick Back Up After Pandemic Shutdown
• Biden touts direct checks ahead of American Rescue Plan tour
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Pfizer & New Variants
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• Texas Among Southern States Where Redistricting Battles Will Impact Local & National Government
• Child In Critical Condition After Falling Out Of Third-Story Window At Roseville Hotel, Police Say
• Patriots Reportedly Want To Bring Back Joe Thuney
• Sophie Reeder's Family Still Seeking Answers Years After Daughter's Disappearance
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Tourists Return To Alcatraz; San Francisco Expands COVID Vaccine Eligibility To HIV Patients
• Biden taps Gene Sperling to oversee implementation of American Rescue Plan
• Catholic Church can't bless same-sex unions, Vatican says
• How unemployed Americans are trying to stay afloat a year into COVID
• Stroke Survivor Jack Donohue Dances His Way To Recovery; 'We Started Out With Ballroom, And I Wasn't very Good At Leading'
• Philadelphia Health Department Opens 4th Mass COVID-19 Vaccination Site At Simon Gratz High School
• March Madness 2021: TV Schedule, Full Bracket, How To Watch
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• Vatican Bars Same Sex Union Blessing, Says God 'Can't Bless Sin'
• Grammys 2021: Complete List Of Winners And Nominees
• Patriots' Free Agent Needs During 2021 Offseason
• Ousted VA Hospital Chief Of Staff Selected W. Va. GOP Chairman
• As Restrictions Ease, Texans Are Left Dealing With Psychological Effects Of COVID-19
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• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/15 Monday Afternoon Forecast
• Timing Key In Consulting Deal Between FirstEnergy, Regulator
• Why Philadelphia Blues Singer Frank Bey's Grammy Nomination Is Bittersweet
• William and Kate post cards to "Granny Diana" on U.K. Mother's Day
• 1 Person Injured In Hamilton Township House Fire
• Strong late winter storm pummels central Rockies
• Why Syria's civil war is still a "living nightmare" after 10 years
• Taylor Swift becomes first woman to win top Grammy 3 times
• Meisha Ross Porter Officially Takes Over As New York City Schools Chancellor
• Dallas Working To Get Residents Living In FEMA Priority Zip Codes COVID-19 Vaccinations
• Body Of Missing Glendale Woman, Narineh Avakian, Found
• Buona Beef Adding 500 New Positions To Chicagoland Area Restaurants
• Stoughton's Lori McKenna Takes Home Grammy As 'The Highwomen' Win Best Country Song
• Beyoncé and daughter Blue Ivy Carter make Grammys history
• Yo-Yo Ma gives a surprise concert after COVID vaccine shot
• London police face scrutiny over Sarah Everard vigil
• New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees retires from NFL
• 1 Injured After Flames Break Out At North Philadelphia Home
• Beyoncé earns historic 28th Grammy and more award show highlights
• Cheerleader's mom accused of faking videos of daughter's rivals
• 'This Is A Robbery': Gardner Art Heist Docuseries Coming To Netflix
• Grammys 2021: Complete list of winners and nominees
• Garden State Parkway Reopens After Large Brush Fire In New Jersey Forced Closure
• More Philadelphia Schools Reopen Monday For In-Person Learning
• First Lady Jill Biden Will Visit Burlington County On Monday As Part Of American Rescue Plan Support Tour
• Preparing To Get Your Lawn Ready For The Upcoming Spring, Summer Seasons
• Firefighters Battle Water Pressure Issues, Frigid Temperatures During Lynn House Fire
• Woman Struck, Killed By Vehicle In North Philadelphia
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• 'Once In A Lifetime Event': South Florida Man Spots 5 Elusive Florida Panthers In Single Day, 4 At The Same Time
• Flames Break Out In North Philadelphia Building
• Anti-Fracking Protesters Gather Outside Of Home Of Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald
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• From Beyoncé To Billie Eilish, Women Rule At 2021 GRAMMY Awards
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• Keeping You & Your Dog Safe As The Weather Gets Nicer
• Maryland Science Center Brings Pi Day To Kids With Experiments, Types Of Pie

Videos from March 15, 2021

• 3/15: Red and Blue
• Record number of children being held at the U.S.-Mexico border
• JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo face customer anger over stimulus checks
• CDC urges caution as states ease COVID restrictions and travel picks up
• FBI says Nashville bomber acted alone, driven by "paranoia"
• Biden kicks off campaign to promote COVID relief plan
• Southern border overwhelmed by surge of unaccompanied minors
• 2 charged with assaulting officer who died after U.S. Capitol riot
• CDC warns of surge as spring breakers ignore COVID protocols
• Biden administration sends FEMA to border to help care for unaccompanied migrant children
• Senate confirms Deb Haaland as Interior secretary
• Suspects charged with assaulting police officer who died after Capitol riot
• Texas congressional candidate Michael Wood on the future of the Republican Party
• Looking at the economic impact of President Biden's American Rescue Plan
• FBI arrests 2 suspects in assault on Officer Brian Sicknick during Capitol riot
• Remembering the millions of lives impacted by the Syrian civil war
• 3 killed in San Diego when car hits crowd on sidewalk
• Thousands of unaccompanied migrant children being held in Border Patrol custody
• Vatican says Catholic Church cannot bless same-sex unions
• Biden touts American Rescue Plan: "Shots in arms and money in pockets. That's important"
• COVID relief plan includes aid for Black and minority farmers
• Governor Cuomo defiant as New York lawmakers call for resignation
• 2021 Oscar nominations spotlight "Mank," Chadwick Boseman
• What we've learned from the Texas power grid crisis
• Drumming 101
• Preparing for March Madness in the middle of a pandemic
• Lost Buzz Lightyear makes his way back to 2-year-old thanks to flight crew
• He left Syria fearing for his life and future – now he’s helping others
• Biden addresses allegations against New York Governor Andrew Cuomo for the first time
• Dozens killed in deadliest day of anti-coup protests in Myanmar
• Biden facing pressure amid surge in migrants at border
• Study shows 3 feet of social distancing in classrooms may be just as safe as 6 feet
• Violence, destruction and instability still plague Syria 10 years after start of civil war
• President Biden weighs in as calls for New York Governor Cuomo to resign grow
• British woman murdered walking home at night sparks debate on women's safety, sexual violence
• Biden administration deploys FEMA to U.S.-Mexico border to address immigration surge
• One year after COVID-19 lockdowns, many small businesses are still being squeezed
• WorldView: Anti-coup protests in Myanmar attacked; Netherlands pauses AstraZeneca vaccine
• Baton Rouge nurse on mission to vaccinate city's underserved communities
• More than 4,200 unaccompanied minors held in border patrol custody, FEMA deployed to assist
• Vaccination efforts picking up speed in U.S.
• 3/15: CBSN AM