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Articles from March 16, 2021

• Mom & Sister Of Amador County Murder Suspect Arrested On Accessory Charges
• COVID: Moderna Begins Testing Vaccine On Children
• After Nationwide Search, San Jose Welcomes New Police Chief Anthony 'Tony' Mata
• Barriers Surrounding State Capitol Credited With Helping End High-Speed Chase
• Colorado State Audit Finds 'Significant Deficiencies' In Unemployment Insurance Claims
• Neighbors In Fort Collins Work Together To Clean Up Blizzard Debris
• Family Demands Justice For Hector Hernandez, Man Killed By Fullerton Police Officer
• 1 Dead In Castro Valley Shooting; Search For Suspects Puts Oakland Neighborhood On Lockdown
• Solano County Opens Vaccine Eligibility To Adults 50 And Older
• 'We're By No Means Expert Survivalists:' UTV Riders Stranded In Storm Overnight Thankful For Help
• LeBron Gets 99th Triple-Double, Lakers Rout Wolves 137-121
• Only On KCAL 9: 'Healing Garden' At LA Hospital Honors COVID-19 Victims, Highlights Resiliency Of Frontline Workers
• COVID In Colorado: Suspension Of Statewide Student Assessments Signed Into Law
• Avalanche Score Last 6 Goals In 8-4 Win Over Ducks
• Newsom Recall Faces Bureaucratic Hurdles
• 2 Injured, Including Firefighter, In Fire At Old Manteca City Hall
• Kahkonen Makes 31 Saves In Shutout As Wild Blank Coyotes 3-0
• LAPD Officers Shoot, Wound Allegedly Armed Man In South LA
• Chicago Weather: Mostly Cloudy For The Next Few Days
• MBTA Removes All New Orange And Red Line Trains For Review After Medford Derailment
• Irish Pubs Prepare For COVID-Safe St. Patrick's Day In Massachusetts
• Ravenswood Guitar Shop Manager Shocked After Police Officer Posts Bad Yelp Review, In Uniform, After Being Denied Entry Over COVID Policy
• Capitals Snap Islanders' Win Streak
• Wisconsin Mayor Is Campaigning To Take Robocop Statue From Detroit to His City
• LaVine Scores 40 As Bulls Beat Oklahoma City Thunder
• Cuomo's Political Problems Mount As St. Sen. Majority Leader Stewart-Cousins Says She Thinks Impeachment Trial Would Result In Conviction
• Search On For Suspect In 2 Armed Robberies At Woodland ATM
• At Least 8 Killed In Shootings At 3 Atlanta-Area Spas, 1 Suspect In Custody
• With COVID Testing Site Closing, Water World Looks Ahead To Summer
• COVID Vaccine: Moderna Begins Testing Shot For Children And Infants
• 'You Can Feel The Energy': New Yorkers Say Business Is Starting To Pick Up As City Continues On Road To Recovery
• Butler Scores 28, Heat Stay Hot With 113-98 Win Over Cavs
• County Officials Say Requesting Vaccines 'Is A Delicate Process'
• Police: Suspects Posed As Police Officers During Queens Home Invasion, Tied Up 2 People
• COVID In Colorado: Mass Vaccination Sites Are The Goal As Next Vaccine Phase Approaches
• 'It Could Have Been Us': Pilot Says Both People Who Died In Plane Crash At North Perry Airport Were Experienced
• Riverside County Surpasses 4K COVID-19 Deaths, San Bernardino Reports 19 More Deaths
• DuPage County Man Has Had Fraudulent Unemployment Claims Made In His Name In Two Different States -- And He's Not Alone
• Hogan: COVID Vaccine Supply To Remain The Same For 2 Weeks Before Surging In April
• Official Wants Michigan Governor and Other Lawmakers Subject to Freedom of Information Act
• 13 Pooled COVID-19 Tests Come Back Positive Within Baltimore City Schools, Prompting Concern From Parents, Teachers Union
• Ferris Wheel Stays In San Francisco's Golden Gate Park Through 2025
• Philadelphia Police Commissioner Addresses Soaring Gun Violence With At Least 102 Homicides Just Months Into Year
• UAW Officials Report Ford Backs Out on Vow to Add New Model at Ohio Plant
• Baltimore County Police Investigating Fatal Shooting In Windsor Mill Tuesday Afternoon
• Fatal Crashes Up On Less-Traveled Maryland Roads In 2020, AAA Says
• Red Wings End 8-Game Losing Streak, Beat Hurricanes 4-2
• Serial Stowaway Marilyn Hartman Arrested Again
• New Sewickley Police Charge Michael Miklaucic, Accused Of Strangling Father Over Scam And Loss Of A Substantial Amount Of Money
• Lamborghini Crashes Into Power Pole Guy Wire In East Sacramento
• The Recher Theatre Reopening Its Doors For Socially-Distanced Concerts
• Jazz Beat Celtics 117-109
• How Does A Team Make The NCAA Tournament?
• Derek Chauvin Trial, Day 7: $27M Settlement Between Mpls., Floyd's Family Impeding Jury Selection
• Father Of Missing St. John's Student Josh Guimond Files Lawsuit Against Stearns County In Search For Answers
• CPS Says In-Person Learning For High Schools Set For April 19, But Chicago Teachers Union Says There Is No Agreement On Any Date
• Over 1,200 Pounds of Illegal Marijuana Found During A Routine Traffic Stop In Northwest Indiana
• Yoga At The Zoo Returns At Maryland Zoo Later This Year
• Michigan Lottery Results For Tuesday, March 16, 2021
• McKeesport Police: Missing Woman Last Seen In January Found
• Frederic's Third-Period Goal Carries Bruins Past Penguins
• Pa. House Passes 'Markie's Law,' A Bill Intended To Keep Violent Inmates In Prison Longer
• Tobias Harris Leads Sixers To 6th Straight Win, 99-96 Over Knicks
• Evgeni Malkin Injured In Penguins' Loss To Bruins
• Some North Texans Taking Hours-Long Road Trips For COVID-19 Vaccine Due To Low Supply In DFW
• CTA Red Line Service Disrupted After Attack On Train
• Fort Worth Massage Therapist Reinvents Small Business To Survive COVID-19 Pandemic Shutdowns
• Moderna Testing New COVID Shot That Could Be Stored In Refrigerators Instead Of Freezers
• Two Men Arrested Ten Minutes After They Attempted Murder And Carjack A Man In North Lawndale
• Philadelphia Buildings, Landmarks Lit Up Blue To Remember Those Lost To COVID-19
• Philadelphia-Based Health Team Says They've Been Forced To Throw Out Unused COVID Vaccines Due To Policy Change
• Officers Spending More Time Getting To Know Residents To Help Build Trust, Bring Down Crime In Long Beach
• South Florida Doctors Say Healthcare Worker Mom Passed COVID Antibodies To Baby During Pregnancy
• Man Injured In Shooting In North Baltimore Tuesday Night, Police Say
• Texas House Speaker Disagrees With Bill Senate Passed To Reverse ERCOT's Overcharges
• Texas PUC Chairman Arthur D'Andrea Resigns 2 Weeks After Gov. Abbott Appoints Him
• Ovechkin Scores Goal 718, Capitals Snap Islanders Win Streak
• Former GOP Rep. Doug Ose Enters California Governor Recall Election
• At Least 8 Killed In Shootings At 3 Atlanta Area Spas, Suspect In Custody
• At Least 8 Killed In Shootings At 3 Atlanta Area Spas (CBS News)
• Congress Frustrated With Army Over Response To Crime At Fort Hood
• Gov. Gavin Newsom Decries Recall Effort As 'Sideshow' Ahead Of Signature Deadline
• Thunder Valley Breaks Ground On New State-Of-The-Art Entertainment Facility
• Gas Prices Climb To Highest Level In 3 Years
• Southlanders Urged Not To Drink And Drive On St. Patrick's Day
• A Year After COVID Lockdown South Bay Health Officials Reflect On Costs, Challenges
• COVID: Pandemic-Related Questions Arise a Month Ahead of Tax Day
• Tinder Partnering With Nonprofit To Integrate Background Check Feature Into App
• Tuesday Dedicated To Supporting Colorado's Restaurant Industry
• New Jersey Roofing Company Partners With Habitat For Humanity To Help Local Health Care Worker
• Speed Camera Bill Proposed In California Assembly; Drivers Caught Would Get Speeding Tickets In Mail
• COVID: Mt. Diablo Unified, Teachers Hammer Out Deal To Return To K-2nd Classrooms On March 25
• Tiger Woods Released From Hospital, Recovering At Home In Florida
• Ventura, Riverside Counties Enter Red Tier
• UPDATE: Suspect Dead, Officer Wounded After Gunfire Erupts At Motel 6 In Hayward
• 'Mr. Yuk' Sticker Turns 50 Years Old This Week
• 2 Firefighters Injured While Battling Blaze At Midtown Penthouse
• Clean-Up Underway After Gasoline Spill In New Jersey Creek
• Plano ISD Says Action Taken In Wake Of Race-Based Bullying Against Middle School Student
• COVID Vaccine In New Jersey: Newark Airport Employees Receive Shots As Eligible Expands
• San Mateo County Moves Into COVID-19 Orange Tier; Restaurants Can Expand to 50% Indoor Capacity
• San Joaquin County Remains In Purple Tier While Stanislaus Prepares To Jump To Red
• Los Angeles To Distribute $235M In Rental Assistance
• Stacey Abrams said she was "chastised" for "refusing to demur"
• At Least 8 Dead In Atlanta Area Shootings At 3 Massage Parlors
• Feds: W. Va. Man Sold Devices To Followers Of Far-Right Extremist 'Boogaloo' Movement
• Gov. Newsom Defends Sen. Feinstein, Says He's Not Expecting Retirement
• Missing Lowell Woman's Car Found In New Hampshire
• Preparations Underway To Demolish Arcade At Ocean City's Playland's Castaway Cove After January Fire
• 'A Sense Of Relief': Restaurant Owners Say They're Optimistic As COVID Restrictions Ease
• Florida Lawmakers Consider PPE Stockpile Plan
• U.S. Lawmakers Demand HUD 'Swiftly Examine' Mold, Rodents, Other Issues At Concordia Place Apartments
• No Foul Play Suspected In Death Of San Quentin Death Row Inmate
• Teen Boy Gets To Live Out Dream Of Being A Firefighter For A Day
• Sister Jean Will Be Going To Indianapolis To Cheer On Her Loyola Ramblers
• Sister Jean Will Be Going To Indianapolis To Cheer On Her Loyola Ramblers
• Several Maryland Communities Included In 'Most Affluent Small Cities' Study
• LA County Could Reach Orange Tier In April, Health Department Says
• Several Crashes Prompt Safety Closures For I-70 Mountain Corridor
• Imez Wright, Fatally Shot In George Floyd Square, Was 'One Of The Leaders Of Change'
• Roman Catholic High School In Philadelphia Moves To All-Virtual Learning Due To COVID Cases Among Students
• Sen. Ron Johnson Says He Won't Run For Wisconsin Governor In 2022
• Penguins' Evgeni Malkin Wears Sticker On Helmet To Remember Timur Faizutdinov, A Russian Hockey Player Who Died After Being Hit By Puck
• Pa. Dept. Of Health: State Won't Move Into Phase 1B Of Vaccine Plan Until All Of 1A Is Scheduled
• Authorities Mum After New Search In Kristin Smart Cold Case
• Minnesota Senate Republicans Offer Their Own Budget Proposal
• Police Searching For Elk Grove Bank Robbery Suspect
• 'A Sad Situation': Fully Vaccinated Nursing Home Residents Still Can't See Family In Illinois
• Monterey County Becomes Last In Region To Emerge From Red Tier
• Instead Of Flying, Many Minnesota Families Hit The Road In RVs
• McKees Rocks Leaders And Residents Concerned About Alcosan's Plan To Dig Massive Hole In Ground To Fix Sewer Systems
• Pittsburgh Pirates Delaying Ticket Sales In Hopes Of Letting More Fans Into PNC Park
• Holocaust Survivor Molly Godur Given Key To Miami Beach As Gift For Her 105th Birthday
• Remains Of Missing Aurora Woman Tyesha Bell Found, 18 Years After She Went Missing; Death Ruled Homicide
• Police Release Images Of 2 Men Wanted In Shooting Of CPD Officer At 89th And Stony Island
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/16 Tuesday Night Forecast
• Ravens Reach Deal With OLB Tyus Bowser, DE Derek Wolfe
• 'This Is A Wonderful Day': Some Elk Grove Unified Elementary Students Return To Classrooms
• 87-Year-Old Woman Gets Minivan Stuck On Snow-Packed Train Tracks After Blizzard
• Proposed Bills In State Legislature Focused On Punishing Misbehaving Officers
• NCAA Eligibility Extension May Have Unintended Consequences For High School Athletes
• Volunteers Upset Over Lack Of Communication With Parks Department Over Pelham Parkway Park Changes
• AP Source: QB Ryan Fitzpatrick Agrees To Sign With Washington
• 'I've Given Up Hope': Texas Unemployment System Still Overwhelmed Even As More Return To Work
• A Year Into Pandemic, Medical Personnel At Memorial Regional Hospital Reflect On COVID-19
• California Bills Would Take Badges From Misbehaving Law Enforcement Officers
• Lack Of Transportation No Longer Excuse For Many Wanting COVID-19 Vaccine In Dallas
• Four Ride Share Drivers Robbed On The Same Block Of North Lawndale In March
• Fox Tests Positive For Rabies In Frederick County
• 47-Year-Old Man Arrested On Child Pornography Charges After Year-Long Investigation
• Pet Owners Petitioning To Have New York Lift Dog Ban At State Park Beaches
• Keller @ Large: New Poll Shows Political Profile To COVID Vaccine Hesitancy
• Now Hiring: Company Looking To Add 150 Armed And Unarmed Security Professionals In DFW Area
• Abraham Paquet To Stand Trial In Parker Road Rage Shooting
• Tad Boyle And Colorado Buffaloes Went From 'Low Of Lows' After Pac-12 Tournament To Hearing Names Called On Sunday
• Jacob Ibarra Arrested In Dog Dragging Case In Denver
• 3 LAPD Officers Plead Not Guilty In Gang Framing Scandal
• VIDEO: T-Rex Skis Off Roof After Colorado Blizzard
• Miami Beach Police Chief Richard Clements, Mayor Dan Gelber React Following Latest Rash Of Violence
• Nicholas Conner Charged With Arson, Accused Of Crashing Car While Driving With Suspended License Then Burning It
• TSA Testing New Ultraviolet C-Light Disinfecting Devices
• Chase That Started In Vacaville Ends With Rollover Crash In Front Of California State Capitol
• Gas prices increase as states rollback COVID restrictions
• Moderna Begins Pediatric COVID-19 Vaccine Trial
• 8 Mexican Nationals Killed In Pickup Crash In Texas Border Town
• Teen Sentenced To 3 Years In Prison For Hacking Celebrity Twitter Accounts
• 'I Want To Get Vaccinated Very Badly': Indiana Opens Up Eligibility To Get COVID Shots
• Controversial Plan To Reduce Bright Futures Scholarships Clears First Hurdle In Florida Legislature
• 'It Just Makes Me Happy': Needham Family's Inflatable Unicorn Brings Joy During Pandemic
• Odds Are New York Will Allow Mobile Sports Betting In Time For NFL Season, Experts Say
• AAA: Maryland Gas Prices Continue To Climb, National Average Nearly $3 Per Gallon
• COVID-19 Recovery: Boston Doctor Explains Importance Of Deep Breathing
• When Will Office Workers Return To Manhattan? 'It May Never Reach The Same Level' Says One Expert
• UPDATE: Police Identify Suspect Who Allegedly Pepper Sprayed, Fatally Stabbed Dog in Haight Street Fight
• President Joe Biden Promotes $1.9 Trillion Relief Package With Several Stops In Delaware County
• Beloved NYC Tradition Shakespeare In The Park Sets Its Comeback For Summer 2021
• 'This Is Unbelievably Dangerous For Those Children': Rep. Carlos Gimenez Calls For Immigration Overhaul After Visit To Texas Border
• Maryland State Police Arrest Man For Sexual Solicitation Of Minor, Child Pornography Possession In Prince George's County
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Proposes $1,000 Payment To Every First Responder In Florida
• Feeding Families In Need, Helping Struggling Restaurants, Funding Free Tutoring & More: Marit Molin Named Suffolk County's 2021 Woman Of Distinction
• Open For Business: CURE de Repos Day Spa Owner Shares Story Of Strength & Survival
• Furry Tails: Bexley, Layla & Paisley Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• Former St. Joe's Head Coach Phil Martelli Opens Up About End Of Tenure With Hawks, Playing During Pandemic
• 'It's Terrifying': Grocery Store Workers Push To Be Moved Up COVID Vaccine Priority List
• Ventura Bans Polystyrene Food, Drink Containers
• Video: Lions Play In Snow At Denver Zoo
• San Jose Leaders Select Anthony Mata As City's New Chief Of Police
• Newly-Released Bodycam Video 'Refutes' Police's Initial Account Of Fatal Shooting Of Lymond Moses, Family Says
• Elliot Page Discusses Coming Out As Transgender In Time Magazine
• Shiloh Temple Creates Refuge From Trauma During Chauvin Trial
• Interstate 25, Interstate 70 Now Fully Open In Colorado After Blizzard
• Instagram Taking Steps To Protect Teenagers From Unwanted Interactions With Adults
• 16-Year-Old Girl Arrested In Attempted Carjacking Of Elderly Woman Broken Up By Good Samaritan
• Derek Chauvin Trial, Day 7 Live Updates: No New Jurors Seated Tuesday; 7 Jurors To Be Re-Interviewed On Zoom
• In Denver, Vice President Kamala Harris Spreads Word About COVID Relief Plan To Colorado Small Business Owners
• What's next for the Senate? 20 senators from both parties to meet
• New Preschool Literacy Center Opens On Detroit's Northwest Side With Help From Motor City Match
• Female Brewer Brings 'Slightly Different' Perspective To Her Line Of Work
• New York Blood Center Declares Blood Shortage Emergency
• 2 Killed In Massive Fireworks Explosion That Rattled Ontario Neighborhood; Evacuation Order Issued
• 2 People Shot In Line At Brooklyn Seafood Restaurant, Amid Growing Concerns About Gun Violence
• Chicago Bears Reportedly Sign QB Andy Dalton To One-Year Deal
• Tad Boyle And Colorado Buffaloes Went From 'Low Of Lows' After Pac-12 Tournament To Hearing Names Called On Sunday
• Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald Vetoes Paid Sick Days Act
• Hempfield Area School District Ready For High School Students To Return To Classroom
• 'The Talk' Host Sharon Osbourne Accused Of Using Homophobic, Anti-Asian Slurs To Describe Co-Hosts
• 'He Did Nothing Wrong': Friends, Family Gather To Honor 16-Year-Old Kahree Simmons, Killed In West Philly Rec Center
• LeBron James To Join Boston Red Sox Ownership Group: Report
• Duncanville High Basketball Coach David Peavy Says Seeing Son Micah Lead Texas Tech Into NCAA Tournament Is Dream Come True
• Moderna Starts COVID Vaccine Study For Children Under 12
• Newsom Defends Feinstein, Says He's Not Expecting Retirement
• Group Fitness Studio Owners Demand Mayor De Blasio Allow Them To Reopen: 'We Can Be Just As Safe As A Gym'
• Nonprofit Aims To Give Black Girls A 'Fighting Chance' To Succeed In Tech Industry
• Man Arrested After Allegedly Throwing Molotov Cocktail At North Philadelphia Daycare Center
• Amid Spike In Anti-Asian Incidents, Expert Advice On How To Handle The Situation, Even As A Witness
• Sacramento Landmark Tower Theatre Set To Reopen On Friday
• Shell Says Beaver County Cracker Plant Expected To Be Completed In 2022
• Instagram Unveils New Safety Features To Protect Minors
• 'So Easy To Do': COVID Vaccine Preregistration Notifications Begin In Massachusetts
• 35K Marylanders Have Pre-Registered For COVID-19 Vaccine Through State's 'OneStop' Site, Acting Health Secretary Says
• Miami-Dade's FEMA Funded COVID-19 Vaccination Satellite Sites Moving
• COVID In Florida: 4,791 Additional Cases,102 Deaths Reported On Tuesday
• Meet The Top Doctor In Maryland Air National Guard Helping Run The Mass COVID-19 Vaccination Site At M&T Bank Stadium
• Robert Morris University Reopening In Fall
• Women Now Hold All Chief Judicial Seats On Minnesota Executive Branch And Appellate Courts
• Thousands Of Unaccompanied Minors Cross Into U.S.: 'It's Heartbreaking'
• FEMA chief says COVID-19 positivity rate among migrants is less than 6%
• Company Offering $2,400 To Give Up Technology For 24 Hours
• 4-Year-Old Taylor Bishop Killed In Horrifying Pembroke Pines Plane Crash, Mother Megan Bishop Injured
• Big Bear Bald Eagle Prepares For Eggs To Hatch After Losing 2 To Ravens, Another In Accident
• Rafael Nadal Pulls Out Of Miami Open Due To Bad Back
• Moderna Starts COVID Vaccine Study For Children Under 12
• Massachusetts Reports 1,018 New COVID Cases, 16 Additional Deaths
• 81-Year-Old Man Walking Dog Dies In Fremont Hit-&-Run; Drivers Sought In Investigation
• 2 Contractors Injured After Cinderblock Wall Collapses At Building Under Construction In Fells Point
• Maryland Food Bank Gives Out 47 Million Meals Since Near Beginning Of COVID-19 Pandemic, And Need Continues
• COVID: BART Officials Announce Plans For Schedule Changes
• Help Name Broomfield's 14 Snowplows!
• University Of Penn Announces Students To Return To In-Person Instruction This Fall
• Celtics' Tristan Thompson In Health & Safety Protocol, Out Tuesday Vs. Jazz
• COVID Update: Progress On Tiers Means 90% Of California's Indoor Businesses Can Reopen
• Bodycam Footage Captures Middle Township Officers Rushing To Rescue Elderly Man, Woman From Burning House
• Florida House Health Care Panel Approves Proposal That Would Allow Pharmacists To Vaccinate Kids
• Brush Fire Burns Near Philadelphia International Airport
• Local Orders Imposed During Emergencies Could Be Overturned By Florida Governor, Legislature
• Red Sox To Use UV Disinfecting Robots This Season At Fenway Park
• CBS News' "The Debrief" podcast reports on unaccompanied children at the U.S.- Mexico border
• Park Playground Renamed For Latasha Harlins; Anger Over Her Killing Contributed To LA Riots In 1992
• Baltimore's Looming Tax Sale Worries Homeowners Behind On Bills Due To COVID-19 Pandemic
• San Quentin Death Row Inmate Johnny Mungia Dies At Outside Hospital
• Easter Bunny Coming To The Westmoreland Mall
• Sacramento County Moves Into Less-Restrictive 'Red' Tier Of COVID-19 Alert
• COVID Antibody Testing Added To Dozens Of CVS Locations In Massachusetts
• 2022 Annual Luncheon
• Why It's Critical To Keep Masking Up Even After You Get The COVID-19 Vaccine
• 3,000 Migrant Teen Boys Could Find Temporary Shelter In Dallas As Early As Wednesday
• Getting Your COVID Vaccine At M&T Bank Stadium: Here's What You Need To Know
• Vaccine Eligibility For Next Phase Moved A Week Earlier In Wisconsin
• 'No-Excuse' Vote By Mail Extension Signed Into Law In Massachusetts
• Modesto, Vallejo Top List Of Cities With Fewest Homes For Sale In Our Region
• Delaware Pharmacies To Begin Vaccinating People 50 And Over, Young People With Moderate To High Health Risks
• Michigan High School Athletics Opposes Bill Targeting Transgender Students
• Mexican Dust Found In Snow Left From Colorado Blizzard
• Mookie Betts Planned To Be A Red Sox For Life: 'You Should Just Get Paid What You're Worth'
• Man Falls Onto Tracks, Hit By Subway Train In NW Baltimore, Officials Say
• Reward Increased To $100K For Suspect In Capital Murder Of Dallas Security Guard Jose Montes
• Blizzard Cleanup: Denver Plans To End Side Street Plowing
• NCAA Tournament 2021: 5 Potential Bracket Busters To Keep In Mind While Filling Out Your Bracket
• Disabled Teen Ricardo Littles Found Safe A Week After Leaving Home In Gardena
• Mercyhurst Cuts Tuition For Adult Students By 30 Percent
• Redwood City Police Find Man Unconscious Following Attack At Wine Bar
• Senator claims FBI's Kavanaugh investigation may have been "fake"
• Brandon Bohler Arrested In Suspected Homicide In Boulder
• Unemployment Scammer Spills Secrets: Illinois Easy Target Because 'They Don't Verify Anything'
• UMass President Marty Meehan Calls For Second Straight Tuition Freeze
• Infielder Maikel Franco Finalizes $800,000 Deal With Orioles
• 4 Teens Arrested After Chase In Stolen Vehicle, Then Ramming Police Car Head-On In Garland
• Man Shot, Killed In West Baltimore
• Patriots Have Given Out The Second-Most Guaranteed Money In NFL Free Agency -- Ever
• LeBron James Becoming Part Owner Of Red Sox
• Man Arrested In Connection With 2 Rapes, 1 Involving Young Family Member, In Fontana
• COVID: Contra Costa County Reports 1st Cases Of More Contagious B117 Variant
• UPDATE: Oakland Police Locate Missing Woman
• 18-Year-Old Woman In Custody After Shot Fired At Chelsea Hampton Inn
• Texas Attorney General Says $29 Million In Electric Bills Will Be Forgiven After Suing Griddy Energy
• Missing Man Ronald Moore Last Seen In Randallstown Tuesday Morning
• State Rep. Jeff Pyle Retiring, Citing Health Issues
• Working from home is here to say, job listings show
• 'A GRAMMY Salute To The Sounds Of Change' Comes To CBS On March 17th
• Police Searching For Missing Sacramento Woman
• Bark Social 'Dog Bar' Opens In Bethesda
• Charmaine Walker On VH1's 'Black Ink Crew: Chicago': 'Things Have Changed Drastically With Tattooing'
• 3 More Arrested In Murder, Robbery Of Brian Bregman In Laurel
• Portillo's Opens First Michigan Restaurant In Sterling Heights
• Mercer County, PA: The Perfect Destination For A Safe And Challenging Golf Escape
• Elton John rips Vatican for refusing to bless same-sex unions
• Heinz History Center's Annual Irish Genealogy Workshop Goes Virtual
• Philadelphia Lifts Ban On Some Large Outdoor Events, Applications Now Accepted
• Staples Offering Free Lamination Of COVID Vaccine Cards
• Durbin Sees Little Chance Of Passing Biden Plan For Pathway To Citizenship For Millions Of Undocumented Immigrants
• French Bulldog Still Top Dog In Los Angeles; Lab, German Shepherd Runners-Up
• Denver Weather: More Snow Is Likely Later Today. Really!
• FBI: Pennsylvania Woman Photographed Inside Trashed Conference Room In Capitol On Jan. 6
• Cheyenne Mountain High School In Colorado Springs To Retire Native American Mascot
• Planning Underway For 30th Annual Pittsburgh Irish Festival
• Jim Nantz, Bill Raftery, Grant Hill And Tracy Wolfson Share Favorite Indianapolis Final Four Memories
• Postal service workers not a priority for COVID-19 shots
• Easter Bunny Returning To Harford Mall On Friday Despite COVID-19 Pandemic
• Police Investigating After 56-Year-Old Man Fatally Shot In Northeast Philadelphia
• Ohio Republicans Introduce Bill Seeking To End Mask Mandate
• French Bulldog Keeps Spot As Miami's Top Dog
• Brad Stevens Says He Isn't Leaving Celtics For Indiana Job
• City Of Los Angeles, LAPD To Host Gun Buyback Events In Van Nuys, South LA
• At odds with national Republicans, GOP mayors welcome COVID relief
• Vikings Release DT Shamar Stephen After Adding Dalvin Tomlinson
• Anger over bid to boost U.K. police powers after Sarah Everard killing
• Man Confesses To Killing Grandfather, Pulls Human Ears From Pocket During Questioning
• Riverside Beaver County School District Employee Under Investigation For Possible Inappropriate Conduct With Students
• Military Ordnance Discovered In Stolen Car After Traffic Stop In Sacramento, Police Say
• Thousands of unaccompanied minors cross into U.S.: "It's heartbreaking"
• U.S. to weigh in as post-Brexit row threatens Northern Ireland peace
• Kyra Miller Dies Following Multi-Vehicle Weekend Crash In Eastern Baltimore County, Police Say
• California Launches COVID Rent Relief Portal For Landlords, Tenants
• Ravinia Festival Plans To Reopen In July With Live Music
• Off-Duty CPD Officer Shot At 89th And Stony Island; Search On For Assailant
• NCAA Tournament 2021 Midwest Region Preview: Fresh Off Big Ten Title Illinois Looks For First Final Four Since 2005
• Irresistible Slope vs. Punishable Conduct: Fresh Powder At Red Rocks Lures Rule-Breakers
• Texas Republicans Targeting Harris County With Stack Of Bills Proposing New Voting Restrictions
• Castle Owned By Derek Jeter Could Be Yours In Orange County, N.Y.
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Average Daily Vaccinations Reach New High Mark, At 102,564 Doses Per Day
• Air travel hits highest number of passengers in a year, despite CDC warnings
• Massive Water Main Break Causes Road Buckling, Shuts Down Traffic In Arlington
• Spring Training Report: Has Shohei Ohtani Finally Returned To Form?
• New Restaurants Set To Open In Bakery Square In May
• Hurley: Yes, Cam Newton Is Capable Of Quarterbacking A Potent Patriots Offense In 2021
• Report: N'Keal Harry Drawing Trade Interest From Three Teams
• Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney Releases Video Message As City Reaches 1-Year Since Halting All Non-Essential Businesses Due To COVID-19
• San Bernardino Mountain Snow Creates Havoc For Drivers
• Biden gets mixed ratings on immigration
• Gov. Baker: Full COVID Vaccine Eligibility Timeline Will Be Released Wednesday
• Republicans Consider Whether To Block Whitmer's Health Chief
• Lawmakers Say Reclassifying 144 Cities Into Micropolitan Areas Will Negatively Impact Funding
• Police Warn of String of Armed Robberies in Bucktown and Logan Square
• Women's History Month: Virtual tours explore how female historic figures shaped New York
• Teenage Migrants Headed From Texas-Mexico Border To Convention Center In Dallas
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 3,119 More Coronavirus Cases, 65 Additional Deaths
• Scammmers Targeting Stimulus Money, BBB Warns
• Pennsylvania Capitol Building Reopening To The Public
• 21-Year-Old Commerce Township Woman Found Dead With Suicide Note
• Jessica Guay
• Severe Storms Possible In North Texas Tuesday Night, Wednesday Morning
• Driver Walks Away After Mini Goes Off Highway 101, Lands Alongside Train Tracks Below
• Arlington Police Renew Plea For Help Finding Hit And Run Driver Who Killed 80-Year-Old Roy Smith
• How Can You Tell The Difference Between COVID And Spring Allergy Symptoms?
• Dentists Could Join Ranks Of Vaccinators In Wisconsin
• San Jose Assemblyman Lee Proposes Tax on Ultra-Rich
• Baltimore County Teacher's Rendition Of Mr. Rogers Theme Song Catches Social Media Attention
• Snow Shuts Down 5 Freeway Through Grapevine As Brief Winter Weather Hits Southland
• Pullman Community Center Giving Out 1,000 Vaccines To South Side Residents
• Woman Carjacked At Gunpoint In South Austin
• Pennsylvania Capitol Building Reopen To The Public
• Thrashing Winds Down Large Trees in Rancho Palos Verdes, Collapse Gas Station Roof In Redondo Beach
• Regional COVID Vaccine Site Coming To Attleboro's La Salette Shrine
• Actor Yaphet Kotto, Known For Role In Police TV Drama Set In Baltimore 'Homicide: Life On The Street' Has Died At 81
• COVID In MN: State Hovers Just Shy Of 500K Positive Cases, 76% Of Seniors Now Vaccinated
• COVID In Maryland: 658 New Cases As Hospitalizations, Positivity Rate Up
• MTA Police Searching For Person Of Interest In February Aggravated Assault In Baltimore
• Chestnut Hill College Announces Plans To Fully Reopen For In-Person, On-Campus Learning For Fall 2021
• COVID-19 In Ohio: State Lowers Age Limit For Vaccine To 16 Years And Older
• Moderna testing COVID-19 vaccine on young children
• U.S. Postal Service Hiring Automotive Technicians In Chicago
• Pedestrian Struck, Killed By Train In Valley Glen
• NCAA Tournament 2021 East Region Preview: Michigan Won't Have Isaiah Livers, Can They Still Make A Final Four Run?
• 1,000-Gallon Sewage Spill Closes Stretch Of Newport Beach
• Family Of Boy, 2, Killed At Disney World Urges Organ Donation
• Minnesota Orchestra To Host In-Person Concerts Again Starting In June
• Pennsylvania Lottery Scratch-Off Ticket Worth $3 Million Sold In Montgomery County
• Buccaneers Interested In Signing James White Away From Patriots
• COVID-19: San Francisco Condo Market Heats Up After Pandemic Tumble
• Marlin Pritchard Pleads Guilty In 3-Year-Old Girl's Shooting Death
• Supermassive black hole found wandering through space
• Crowds Flock To Monterey Bay To Get Glimpse Of Casper The Rare Albino Dolphin
• 1 Day After Parting Ways With Gophers, Richard Pitino Hired By New Mexico
• Florida Mother, Daughter Accused Of Trying To Rig Homecoming Court Election
• Santa Rosa Interim Fire Chief Tapped To Fill Role Permanently
• 19-year-old hockey player dies after being hit by puck
• Von Miller Returning To Broncos Next Season
• Lt. Gov. John Fetterman Gives Remarks Leading Up To President Joe Biden's Visit To Pennsylvania
• First Case Of Brazil COVID-19 Variant Found In Massachusetts
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 306 More Coronavirus Cases, No Additional Deaths
• Track The Status Of Your Stimulus Check With The 'Get My Payment Tool' From The IRS
• Twitter suspended over 150,000 QAnon-related accounts
• Amityville Killer Ronald DeFeo Jr. Dies In Prison
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