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• COVID: Small Crowds In San Jose Celebrate St. Patrick's Day 1 Year After Shelter-In-Place – 'A Glimmer Of Hope'
• 1 Dead, 3 Injured In Multiple Vehicle Crash On U.S. Highway 101 In Cloverdale
• Search On For Owners After Flag Display Found On Side Of The Road In Auburn
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• Caught On Camera: Tow Truck Driver Suspected Of Stealing Cars In Orange County
• Magic Johnson On NCAA Tournament: 'There's About 10 Teams That Could Actually Win It All'
• Slowly But Surely, Colorado Plans To Open Mass Vaccination Sites
• COVID: San Francisco Looks At Spending $125M Surplus On Businesses, Residents Struggling In Pandemic
• Vigil Held In Garden Grove For Atlanta Spa Mass Shooting Victims
• COVID In Colorado: Sgt. Nate Kyelberg Wakes From Life Support After 6-Week-Long Battle
• Doughty, Kopitar Lead LA Kings' 4-1 Rout Of Slumping Blues
• Sharks Give Up 4 Goals In 3rd, Lose To Golden Knights
• One Year Later: Businesses In Red Tier Seeing 'Green' On St. Patrick's Day
• 2 People Rescued From Fort Funston Cliff By San Francisco Firefighters
• NHTSA Investigators Sent To Investigate 2 Tesla Crashes In Michigan
• California Officials Appeal For Asian Attorney General
• Sacramento Leaders Demand Change, Call Attention To Hate Against Asian American Women
• Chicago Weather: Flood And Wind Advisories Early Thursday
• 'It's Upsetting,' Zach LaVine Says As Bulls Blow Lead And Fall To Spurs
• Boy, 16, Shot And Seriously Wounded In Altgeld Gardens
• Beth Mowins Will Be First Woman To Call Play-By-Play For Cubs Baseball
• Spring Training 2021: 3-Run Homer For Willson Contreras As Cubs Top Padres
• Warriors Hand Rockets Franchise-Record 18th Straight Loss
• Doncic, Mavs Answer, Earn Split With Clippers In 105-89 Win
• LA Pub Owners And Patrons Celebrate Less Restaurant Restrictions On St. Patrick's Day
• COVID: Santa Clara County Reports New Cases Of Variants First Found In South Africa, UK
• Council Committee Reviews Report On LAPD Mishandling Of George Floyd Protests
• East Bay Program Helps Thousands Of Kids Learn Coding Skills
• Calls Mount For Name Change For Skokie Indians Little League Organization
• 2 Arrested In Violent Robbery Of 81-Year-Old In Vacaville Parking Lot
• Patriots Could Be 'Wild Card' To Land Deshaun Watson, Per Latest Rumors
• Fitchburg Turns Out For Birthday Parade For Boy With Autism Who Said He Had No Friends
• WATCH: Husband And Wife Hug For First Time In A Year After Kittanning Care Center Resumes Visitations
• City Council In Michigan City Approves Resolution Calling For Mayor Duane Parry To Step Down Over Words On Voicemail
• COVID In Colorado: Denver Inmates 60+ Receive First Shot Of Moderna Vaccine
• Asian-American Minnesotans Speak Out Amidst Wave Of Racist Attacks: 'It's Very Painful'
• Who Can Get COVID Vaccine Under Phase 1C In Chicago, And What Will Getting An Appointment Look Like?
• 'Night Owls' Stepping Up To Help South Floridians Book COVID Vaccine Appointments
• Wife of Capitol officer who died by suicide calls for reforms
• Zibanejad Has 3 Goals, 3 Assists As Rangers Rout Flyers
• Brigham And Women's Doctor Launches Study Into Loss Of Smell In COVID 'Long Haulers'
• 'It's About Time': Mass. Grocery Workers Relieved To Be Eligible For COVID Vaccine Starting Next Week
• New York City's Asian-American Communities On Edge After Atlanta Spa Shootings: 'Racism Is Not Welcome Here'
• Riverside, San Bernardino See Slight Uptick In COVID Hospitalizations
• Tri-State Area Pharmacists Say They're Still In The Dark About When They'll Receive COVID Vaccine Shipments
• Buses Carrying What Are Believed To Be Migrant Teens From The Border Arrive At Dallas Convention Center
• Baltimore County Police Shoot Suspect Outside Baltimore Police Department Southwest Precinct
• Law Enforcement Officials Raid Home Of Former Sen. Frank Artiles As Part Of Election Investigation
• Interstate 79 Closed In Both Directions In Washington County After Car Catches Fire
• Chicago Police Officer Kevin Bunge Faces Charges In Shooting Of 2 Men In Car On Irving Park Road; Men's Attorney Notes Bunge's Role At Police Academy
• Baltimore City Lifts COVID Capacity Limits To 50% For Indoor Dining, Other Businesses, 75% For Outdoor Dining
• 'It's A Mad Scramble': Struggling Colorado Music Venues Rush To Apply For Federal Relief
• Stage Set For New FEMA-Funded Vaccination Sites At Charles Hadley Park, South Miami-Dade Cultural Arts Center
• On St. Patrick's Day, Number Of Irish Pubs Dwindling In NYC Due To Pandemic
• Philadelphia Community Shows Support For Asian Community Following Atlanta Shootings, Spike In Hate Crimes
• Calumet Park Police Arrest Homicide Suspect After Highway Chase
• Police Searching For Vehicle Involved In February Fatal Hit-And-Run Crash On Pulaski Highway
• White Supremacist Propaganda Hits All-Time High, Anti-Defamation League Says
• Suspect In Custody After 8 People Shot And Killed At Atlanta-Area Spas
• Culture, Music And River Dance At St. Paul's Celtic Junction Arts Center
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny County To Expand Vaccine Eligibility As Leaders Fear Spring Surge
• Maryland Weather: Soaking Rain Expected For Much Of The Region Thursday
• Police Step Up Security In Chicago's Asian-American Communities After Shooting Rampage Near Atlanta
• Wedding Planners, Couples Cautiously Optimistic At Prospect Of Summer Nuptials
• Ocean City, Maryland To Replace Fireworks At Northside Park With Drone Shows
• Sexton, Garland Lead Cavs Past Celtics In 117-110 Win
• MPD, FBI, ATF Joining Forces To Crack Down On 'George Floyd Square' Crime
• Queens Soccer Coach Jose Claros Accused Of Sexually Abusing Student Over 5 Year Period
• Yes, Really, Flyers Lose 9-0 To Rangers
• $622M To Go Toward COVID Emergency Rental Assistance Program
• Months After Losing Sister In Harper Woods Jail, Woman Loses Home In Fire
• Spirit & Fun Of Saint Patrick's Day Parade Lives On In Downtown Denver
• James Harden Has Triple-Double, Short-Handed Nets Top Pacers
• Witnesses: Elderly Asian Woman Assaulted; Fights Off Attacker In San Francisco
• LA County Reports 897 New COVID-19 Cases, 75 Deaths Including Person Under 18
• Sixers Blow 19-Point Lead In 109-105 Overtime Loss To Bucks
• Man Accused Of Shooting At Woman At Indiana County Taco Bell Indicted On Firearm Violation
• Fox Hits Game-Winner Over Beal, Kings Defeat Wizards 121-119
• Governor Would Appoint A Board To Set Prescription Drug Prices Under A Bill At The State Capitol 
• As Loyola Practices For NCAA Tournament, Cameron Krutwig Notes How Different It Is Amid Pandemic
• Fox Hits Game-Winner Over Beal, Kings Beat Wizards 121-119
• WATCH: Car Misses Stockton Apartment By Mere Feet; Police Say Driver Ran Away After Crash
• Dog Adopted After Waiting Nearly Two Years For A Forever Home
• Ayo Dosunmu Named USA Today's National Player Of The Year As Illini Prepare For NCAA Tournament
• Ayo Dosunmu Named USA Today's National Player Of The Year As Illini Prepare For NCAA Tournament
• Signature Deadline Arrives For Newsom Recall Campaign; Backers Claim Support Beyond GOP
• VIDEO: Body-Cam Footage Shows Police K9 Attack Mount View Man Sleeping on His Own Property
• Man Pleads Not Guilty To Killing In Long Beach Park
• Pennsylvania Man Meets Stranger Who Donated His Liver And Changed His Life
• AP Source: Jags Trade TE Josh Oliver To Ravens For Draft Pick
• COVID: Contra Costa County Provides Debt Relief For Renters and Landlords
• North Texas Native, OU 2nd Leading Scorer De'Vion Harmon Missing Start Of March Madness After Testing Positive For COVID-19
• Davis Attempted Sexual Assault Suspect Accused Of Two More Sex Crimes
• Kyle Van Noy Returning To Patriots
• OC COVID-19 Hospitalizations Fall Below 200, Case Rates Continue Downward Trend
• New Bill In New Jersey Would Require Refunds From Venues For Weddings Canceled Due To The Pandemic
• Spring Training 2021: Lucas Giolito Working Up To Opening Day Start, But White Sox Lose To Dodgers
• COVID Vaccine In New York: NYPD Medical Staff Members Helping Eligible New Yorkers Get Vaccinated
• Wisconsin Judge Charged With Child Pornography Possession
• Britney Spears' Attorney To Nominate Permanent Conservator Of Person
• Cody Davis, With Help From His Son, Announces Return To Pats On 2-Year Deal
• New San Jose Police Chief Speaks To Public, Addresses Controversies
• National Urban League Unveils Plans To Build New Headquarters In Harlem
• Witnesses: Elderly Asian Woman Beats Up Man Attacking Her In San Francisco
• Report: Vikings Signing Former Cardinals CB Patrick Peterson
• Dutchess County Man Convicted Of Illegally Trafficking Sharks Ordered To Pay $5K Fine
• Man Shot, Wounded By Officers After Police Said He Drove At Them In Hammond
• Mahoning Township Police Cite Person For Illegal Dumping
• Surveillance Shows Amazon Driver Suspected Of Stealing From Baby Shrine
• 'We're Truly Anywhere': Massachusetts Retailers Move To Online Sales May Last Beyond Pandemic
• Colorado Learns Thursday How Much The Blizzard Improved State's Drought Situation
• Texas Man Arrested On Weapons Charge Near Vice President Kamala Harris' Home
• NYPD: Felony Crime In City Subways Down Nearly 59% This Year
• 1 Seriously Injured In Crash On Power Inn Road
• Suffolk County Police Searching For Missing Mother Frederike Reynoso And 2-Year-Old Son, Valencio
• COVID-19 Vaccination Age Requirement Expected To Be Dropped To 55 'Soon'
• Crash On I-25 Causes Significant Delays Near Thornton
• Florida Moving Towards Federal Education Waiver For Testing Accountability Measures
• Port Authority Police Department Pipes And Drums Band Performs At Bus Terminal For St. Patrick's Day
• California Officials Make Appeal To Newsom For Asian Attorney General
• 1 Person Hospitalized After Shooting In Elk Grove; Suspect Arrested
• COVID In New York: Indoor Fitness Classes Allowed To Reopen Next Week; Curfew For Certain Businesses Will Be Lifted In April
• Missing 22-Year-Old Towson University Student Benedict Umunakwe Found Safe
• Better Together: Sunnyvale Neighbors Stay Connected With Nightly Wave
• Khaled Miah Indicted, Accused Of Threatening FBI Agents While Under Investigation
• 'Build Up A Little Good Karma': Man In Wheelchair Asks That Ramps Not Be Forgotten During Snow Removal
• Minnesota Pilot's Plane Gets Entangled In Power Lines In Wisconsin
• Cluster Of Housebreaks Has Newton Police Warning Residents
• 'This Is Simply About Helping Other People Who Are Trying To Live': Retired Firefighter Helps Homeless With Supply Distribution
• UPDATE: Man With Knife Shot By Danville Police Officer Last Week Dies
• COVID-19 Vaccine 'Waste Lists' Leading To Ineligible North Texans Getting Their Doses Early
• Police Arrest Woman's Ex-Husband Suspected In Killing Her Parents
• LA Becomes No Kill City, Becoming Largest In Country To Protect Shelter Animals
• Philadelphia Eagles Release WR Alshon Jeffery, DT Malik Jackson
• California Attorney General Challenges Housing Plans In Wildfire Areas
• February Cold Could Cost CenterPoint Customers An Extra $394 Over Two Years
• Permits For Overnight Backpack Camping In Rocky Mountain National Park To Resume Again March 18
• Shake Shack Comes To Boulder, Features Regional Favorite Burgers And Brews
• LAPD Investigating After Retired Detective John Motto Caught On Camera Using Racial Slur
• Multiple Crashes Snarl Traffic On I-83 In Baltimore Area
• City Of Pittsburgh Hopes Opioid Overdose Dashboard Will Help Address Addiction
• Doctors Urge People To Keep Up With Their Routine Screenings Put Off By The Pandemic
• COVID In Summit County: Copper Mountain Lifts Some Restrictions, Looks Ahead To Summer Concert Season
• Pittsburgh-Area Business Owners Say They Cannot Fill Open Positions
• 'It Feels Good To Be Back': St. Patrick's Day Celebrations Go On For First Time Since The Pandemic
• CPS Reports Progress With Getting Its Staff Vaccinated For COVID-19, But There Is A Long Way To Go
• 70 Hotel Workers Mistakenly Receive COVID-19 Vaccines At Trump Tower Mass Vaccination Event Before They Were Eligible
• Chicago State Senator Elgie Sims Recalls Moments When A Gunman Pulled Up Next To Him
• Michigan Has 5th-Highest Virus Rate In US Over Past Week
• Black female doctors combat vaccine inequity in North Carolina
• Governor Abbott Wouldn't Explain Why He Requested PUC Chair's Resignation Or His Position On Senate Bill To Reverse ERCOT Overcharges
• 'Hero' Farm Dog Sounded Alarm On Fire At Historic Natick Barn
• Colorado School Of Mines' Stefanie Tompkins Appointed As Director Of DARPA
• Dublin City Council Approves Contract For Low-Income Housing In City's Downtown
• Elk Grove Bank Robbery Suspect Arrested In Sacramento Overnight
• Silver Alert Canceled For Missing 91-Year-Old Man Last Seen In Frederick County
• Clarifying COVID: What Is Long COVID?
• Pittsburgh Group Bringing Awareness To Rise Of Anti-Asian Attacks
• Man Arrested On Weapons Charge Near US Naval Observatory, Home To Vice Presidents
• 'It Makes Me Feel Safe': John Knox Village Residents Say Hefty Entrance Fee Is Totally Worth It In The Time Of COVID
• Catholic Archbishop Thomas Wenski To South Florida Priests: 'COVID Vaccines Can Be Received In Good Conscience'
• Colorado Parks & Wildlife Reintroduction Of Wolves Advisory Group Application Deadline Set For March 31
• 2 Indicted On Multiple Child Abuse Charges In Death Of 3-Year-Old Boy In Fort Worth
• South Florida Restaurant Owner Concerned By Reports Of Increased Crimes Against Asian Americans
• Detectives Recover 400 Suspected Stolen Catalytic Converters From San Bernardino Home
• 5-Year-Old On Long Island Helps Come Up With Safe Way To Hug Kindergarten Teacher Battling Breast Cancer
• Furry Tails: One Year Of Social Distancing With J.J.
• 'We're Slowly Getting Back To Normal': Chicago Bars Say They'll Respect COVID Restrictions For St. Patrick's Day
• Despite COVID, People Find Ways To Celebrate St. Patrick's Day
• 'Most Chicagoans Will Be Eligible To Get COVID Vaccine': Dr. Arwady Says City On Track To Move Into Phase 1C Starting March 29
• New England Revolution 'Excited To Get Back' To The Pitch After Post-Season Run
• Police Patrols Around Asian American Businesses In Maryland Increased Following Deadly Atlanta-Area Spa Shootings
• Texas AG Ken Paxton, Others Sue Biden Administration Over Revocation Of Keystone XL Pipeline Permit
• Mills College To Stop Operating As A College, 2021 Last Year For Freshman Enrollment
• Maryland Lawmakers Approve $577M To Settle HBCU Lawsuit
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• Two Men Kidnapped, Robbed When Arriving For Dates Set Up Online
• Texas Attorney General says $29 million in electric bills will be forgiven
• Florida Surfer Photobombed By Giant Manta Ray Jumping Out Of Ocean
• IRS Pushes 2021 Tax Filing Deadline Back To May 17
• Dick Hoyt, Boston Marathon Icon, Dead At 80
• Businesses Making A Comeback After Massive Fire Destroys Historic South Side Building
• Medical Examiner's Office: Yaacov Nahom, Grant Hustad Died In Plane That Crashed In Pembroke Pines
• Derek Chauvin Trial, Day 8: 2 Previously Seated Jurors Excused, 2 More Chosen
• Moderna To Expand Vaccine Trials To Younger Children. A Baltimore Doctor Helped Write The Trial Safety Guidelines
• Tiger Woods Returns To Florida Home Where He'll Continue Recovery From Car Crash
• 'The Numbers Continue To Improve' Says Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins On COVID-19 Cases, Deaths
• Man Accused Of Exposing Himself To Bank Workers In Lauderhill
• Keller @ Large: Calling Wave Of Migrants At Border A 'Crisis' Is Just Playing A Name Game
• CTU President Jesse Sharkey Had Hand In Writing CPS Letter Announcing High School Return Date -- So Why Did CTU Go On To Slam It?
• Baltimore County Schools Announces Increased Spectator Capacity For Fall Sports Season
• WMO's Hurricane Committee Announces It Will No Longer Use Greek Alphabet
• Carmela Apolonio Hernandez, 4 Children Who Lived In Philadelphia Churches No Longer Deportation Priority, ICE Says
• Mayfair Elementary School In Philadelphia Closed Due To COVID Less Than 2 Weeks After Welcoming Students Back
• Shooting Involving Police Officer Under Investigation In El Sereno Area
• Oakland Advances MACRO Plan For Mental Health Crisis Response Not Involving Police
• Baltimore County Public Schools Announces Plans For Additional In-Person Academic Support For Selected Students
• Snapshot NY: USA Irish Dance Alliance Brings World Champions Together For The Delight Of The Dance
• COVID In Florida: 4,599 Additional Cases, 59 Deaths Reported On Wednesday
• Section Of I-35 Dedicated In Honor Of Fallen Texas DPS Trooper Thomas Nipper
• Wildlife Experts Concerned About Endangered Species On Long Island As Park, Beach Attendance Goes Up
• Derek Chauvin Trial, Day 8 Live Updates: Jury Count Returns To 9 After 2 Previously Seated Jurors Were Excused
• Woman Who Refused To Wear Mask At Texas Bank Arrested Again For Similar Incident
• Where's Waldo? In Wheat Ridge! Police Help Reunite Stolen Dog With Owner
• South Florida Veterinarian Faces Federal Charges Of Abusing Animal And Child Pornography
• Regional Councils Aim To Equalize Health In Pennsylvania
• Atlanta Spa Shootings Suspect, Robert Long, Was On His Way To Florida 'Perhaps To Carry Out Additional Shootings'
• Suffolk DA Rachael Rollins Aims To Erase Weapons Charges In Sean Ellis Case
• Real Food Farms Grows Produce For Low-Income Families In Baltimore, Teaches People About Harvesting Crops
• Philadelphia Parks & Rec Resuming Lifeguard Training For First Time Since Coronavirus Pandemic Began
• City Council Moves To Stop Restaurants Automatically Giving Plastic Utensils
• Crews Burn Slash Piles In Snow Drifts After Blizzard
• 'It Was Put Here For A Reason': Minn. Senator Unveils Bill To Replace Christopher Columbus Statue
• Gov. Phil Murphy Outlines Return Of Outdoor, Interstate Sports For High School Students
• Connellsville Area School District Resource Officer Accused Of Slamming Student To Ground After He Wouldn't Go To Principal's Office
• Feeling Anxious About Returning To In-Person Life? You're Not Alone, Experts Say
• Despite COVID-19 Pandemic, Marylanders Celebrate St. Patrick's Day With Food, Music
• CBS Starts Investigation Into Accusations About Co-Host Sharon Osbourne
• McGillin's Ale House Welcoming Customers For Socially Distant St. Patrick's Day Celebration
• Wild's Carson Soucy Gets 1-Game Suspension For Hit On Coyotes' Conor Garland
• COVID: SFUSD To Allow Outdoor High School Sports Practices, Games Starting April 12
• IRS Tax Filing Deadline Being Pushed Back To May 17
• 'We Are Going To Safely Reopen Our Schools," First Lady Says In New Hampshire
• St. Patrick's Day Events Go Mostly Virtual For Second Year In A Row
• Hialeah Tax Preparer Charged With COVID-19 Loan Fraud
• Philadelphia Leaders Under Intense Scrutiny For Answers With Homicide Numbers Ballooning Beyond Historic 2020 Levels
• With No Appointments Necessary, Philadelphians Feeling 'A Lot Of Relief' After Being Vaccinated At Convention Center
• 'Person Of Interest' Wanted In 4 Brockton Arson Fires, Burglary Overnight
• Stretch Of Nashville Highway To Be Renamed For Slain Butler Co. Native And Nurse Caitlyn Kaufman
• Coronavirus Vaccine Eligibility Expands In New York
• Deshaun Watson To The Eagles? CBS Sports' Jason La Canfora Says It Could Happen
• Loved Ones Excited In-Person Visits Will Resume In Michigan Prisons, After A Year Of Shut Down Due To Pandemic
• Broward County Ordinance To Help Those With Criminal History Find Employment
• Former Sixers Center Shawn Bradley Paralyzed After Being Struck By Vehicle While Riding Bike Near Utah Home
• $10,000 Reward Offered In 2 Durango-Area Murder Investigations
• Matthew McConaughey Still Considering Run For Texas Governor: 'I Would Be A Fool Not To'
• Massachusetts Reports 1,640 New COVID Cases, 44 Additional Deaths
• COVID Vaccine Schedule For Massachusetts Released, General Public Starts April 19
• Walk-Ups Now Allowed For 1 Week At COVID-19 Vaccine Site At Pennsylvania Convention Center
• Cook County Suburbs To Open Vaccine Eligibility For Adults With Underlying Health Conditions On Monday
• Wawa Hiring 5,000 New Workers This Spring
• San Francisco Police Arrest Suspects in Chinatown Laundromat Assault and Robbery
• Los Angeles DA Gascon Says Office 'Evaluating' Options After Reported Plan To Downsize Longtime Gang Division
• AG Sues Lynn Landlord For Threatening Tenants, Poor Living Conditions
• Unifying America: Baltimore County Police Department's New Diversity, Equity Office Aims To Build Bridges Within Community
• Video: Customer Angry Over Wing Order Throws Cash Register Through Restaurant Window
• Eduardo Rodriguez Named Red Sox' Opening Day Starter
• State Set To Receive $81 Million From Tobacco Settlement
• Twins' Stacked Roster Hopes To Snap Postseason Streak
• Disruption: Works from the Vicki and Kent Logan Collection
• Mt. Washington's Olympia Park Shelter House Getting Major Makeover
• New Jersey Gov. Murphy Expects Normalcy For 2021-22 School Year
• Howard County Couple Sentenced To Jail In Animal Cruelty Case
• 'I'm Giving It Consideration': Matthew McConaughey Talks Running For Texas Governor Ahead Of Virtual Fundraising Concert
• Beverly Hills City Council Approves Vote Of No Confidence In Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón
• Denver City Council Finance Committee Approves Bill To Allow Marijuana Delivery And Allow Smoking On Site
• Jonnu Smith Says Patriots Are Getting 'Most Versatile Tight End' In NFL
• Former Ravinia Music Director, Metropolitan Opera Conductor James Levine, Accused Of Sexual Misconduct, Dies At Age 77
• 'I Urge President Biden Do Not Traumatize These Children': Texas Gov. Abbott Pushes For Answers On Influx Of Migrant Kids
• New U Of M Study 'Is A Huge Step Forward In Ped's Heart Research'
• Metra Will Install High Tech Air Purifiers In Railcars
• Lightfoot On Atlanta Spa Shootings: 'Make No Mistake - This Was A Hate Crime'
• Former Cupertino Cement Plant Manager Gets Year In Jail For Bribery Scheme
• Efforts to vaccinate farmworkers hindered by eligibility
• Gunman Kills Two Co-Workers At Roundy's Distribution Center Near Milwaukee, Takes Own Life During Police Chase
• Police In Maryland Increase Patrols For St. Patrick's Day
• Rockies Forge Ahead Without Nolan Arenado Anchoring Third Base
• Police Track Down, Impound 3 Cars Allegedly Involved In Sideshows Near Fairfield
• MIAA Votes For Extended Spring Tournaments That Include State Semifinals And Finals
• AP Source: Washington Adding CB William Jackson On $42M, 3-Year Deal
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 285 New Cases, 6 Additional Deaths
• CDC: West Virginia HIV Wave Could Be 'Tip Of The Iceberg'
• Ruby Hill Park Damaged By Vehicles After Blizzard
• Catalytic Converter Thefts Have North Texas Police Department Going On The Offensive
• 'Not Surprised By This Senseless Violence': Massachusetts House Asian Caucus Calls For Hate Crime Investigation In Atlanta Spa Killings
• 2 SEPTA Transit Police Sergeants Suspended Over Alleged Social Media Posts Supporting US Capitol Riots
• Florida House Panel Approves Controversial Proposal That Would Ban Trans Women Athletes
• Wylie Officer Fatally Shoots Armed Suspect Who Apparently Killed Woman, Police Say
• Costa Rica-To-Miami American Airlines Delayed Nearly 8 Hours After Flight Crew Robbed At Gunpoint
• Allegheny County Health Department And Pitt Teaming Up To Host COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic
• Miami Heat Agree To Trade Meyers Leonard & 2027 Draft Pick To Oklahoma City Thunder For Trevor Ariza
• Peregrine Falcon Nesting Atop Pitt's Cathedral Of Learning Lays First Egg
• Dallas Narcotics, SWAT Officers Bust Cocaine, Meth And More Operation
• Former Cupertino Cement Plant Manager Sentenced For Bribery Scheme
• IRS To Delay This Year's Tax Filing Deadline
• Report: Patriots Pursued Wide Receiver A.J. Green, Who Ended Up With Cardinals
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 3,004 New Cases, 37 Additional Deaths
• VIDEO: Firefighters Battle 2-Alarm Blaze At Midtown Sacramento Home
• State Data Reveals Lax Enforcement Of Florida's No Texting While Driving Law
• Howard County Library System Reopening With Limited Capacity On April 5
• Kamala Harris Says 'In Colorado 1 In 3 Small Businesses' Have Closed During Pandemic
• Ravens Defensive Tackle Broderick Washington Arrested, Charged With Destruction Of Property In Arlington, Virginia
• MLK Memorial Design 'The Embrace' Wins Approval; Coming To Boston Common In 2022
• LAUSD Releases Hybrid Learning Plan For Students Returning To Campuses
• Big Beaver Road To Close Under I-75 This Weekend In Oakland County
• 2 Killed In Massive Fireworks Explosion That Rattled Ontario Neighborhood; Dozens Evacuated
• 45 MPH Winds, Blowing Dust Could Affect Visibility In North Texas; Elevated Fire Danger
• COVID Deaths: Family of Inmate Who Died In San Quentin Sues California
• State Rep. Jeff Pyle's Retirement Produces Fourth May 18 Special Election
• Actor Terry Crews Gives Shoutout To Fort Carson Troops In L.A. After Getting COVID Vaccine
• Girls & Science Has A Special Guest Speaker This Year: Gitanjali Rao
• Serial Stowaway Marilyn Hartman Court Appearance Rescheduled After Another O'Hare Arrest
• Giant Tree Falls Onto Laurel Canyon Boulevard In Hollywood Hills
• Recreational Marijuana In New Jersey: Parents Must Be Told After 1st Cannabis Arrest Under Bill
• Disneyland To Reopen On April 30
• 13-Year-Old Boy From Frederick County Found Safe
• Former Dallas Mavericks Center Shawn Bradley Left Paralyzed After Being Hit By Vehicle
• Vaccine Error Leads To Some Receiving Saline Shots
• Boulder Closes Cottontail Trail For Next 4 Weeks For Repairs
• Asian Americans reported nearly 3,800 hate incidents in past year
• Teens try to cope after both parents die from COVID: "We miss them"
• Report: J.C. Jackson Getting Second-Round Tender From Patriots
• Pittsburgh Catholic Diocese Decides To Uphold St. Philip School Merger
• Loyola University Maryland To Have In-Person, On-Campus Learning For Fall 2021
• Olde Town Arvada Street Closures Put In Place During Pandemic Could Become Permanent
• Gov. Walz, Lt. Gov. Flanagan In Quarantine After Staff Member Tests Positive For COVID
• Death Of Bicyclist Who Tried To Cross Open Miami Drawbridge Investigated
• 2nd Person Wanted In Connection To Modesto Shooting That Left 1 Dead
• James Levine, Longtime Met Opera Conductor Fired After Sexual Misconduct Allegations, Dies At 77
• Suspect In Deadly Shootings At Atlanta-Area Spas May Have 'Sexual Addiction;' Rampage May Have Continued
• Goose With Arrow Through Face Gets Help, Now Boulder Police Want To Find The Person Responsible
• Solano County Transit Could Hire New Service Provider
• Amazon enters health care services market with telemedicine app
• Education secretary: "We want our students back in school"
• Cecil County Schools To Move Ahead With Plans For 4-Day In-Person Learning, 'Somewhat Traditional' Prom, Graduation
• Center For Theater Arts Students To Perform Live From Heinz Hall
• COVID In Illinois: 1,655 New Cases
• Emma Chappell, Founder Of United Bank Of Philadelphia, Dies at 80
• New York Blood Center Looks To Expand With Eye On Future; Neighbors Say Not So Fast
• John Tracy, A 72 Year Old Weatherford Resident, Arrested On Child Sex Abuse Charges
• House GOP votes to reverse internal ban on earmarks
• Fire Crews Rescue Man Stuck 50 Feet Down Pacifica Cliffside Wednesday Morning
• Police: Woman In Her 70s Fatally Stabbed In South Minneapolis
• Suspect in deadly spa shootings may have "sexual addiction," sheriff says
• CPS: Making Good Progress On COVID Vaccine Rollout For Its Staff, Vendors
• Suspect In West Hollywood Sexual Assault Also Linked To LAPD Case
• Senate unanimously confirms Katherine Tai as U.S. trade representative
• Will Work From Home Outlast Virus? Ford's Move Suggests Yes
• Deputies Find Freshly Cut Catalytic Converter After Traffic Stop Near Clarksburg
• San Francisco Police Investigating Western Addition Shooting That Hospitalized Woman
• NCAA Tournament 2021: 5 Potential Breakout Stars
• More Than 140K Marylanders Covered With Health Insurance Since State Launched COVID Special Enrollment Last Year
• Donald Outlaw, Who Spent Years In Prison, Sues City Of Philadelphia Over Withheld Evidence
• Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava Gets First COVID Vaccine Dose
• 31-Year-Old Frederick Man Jake Perry Missing
• CPD Investigates West Town Carjacking Involving 2 Suspects
• 'Encouraging' Vaccine Supply Projections From Feds Helped Set New Vaccination Schedule, Baker Says
• COVID-19 Arts & Cultural Relief Fund Distributes Grants To 52 Arts Organizations During Pandemic
• Niners Agree To Record-Setting Deal With Offensive Tackle Trent Williams
• Orioles Enter Year 3 Of Rebuild With Modest Success Hopes
• Adam Butler Leaving Patriots, Signing With Dolphins
• With David Andrews Set To Depart, Patriots Reportedly Bring Back Ted Karras To Play Center
• Rage Against Addiction Holds Virtual Memory Walk Starting April 1
• Detroit Police Detain Nurse For Attempted Theft Of Vaccine
• Suspect, Donald Fredres, In Custody After 2 Fatally Shot In Sheridan, Illinois Home
• Santa Rosa Bank Robbed; Police Seek Public's Help Finding Suspect
• Disneyland Sets Reopening Date
• Winter's Not Over Yet; Snow Expected Friday In Boston Area
• Soto, Turner, Healthy Rotation Key For Champ-To-Chump Nats
• Dropkick Murphys Playing St. Patrick's Day Concert, Streaming For Free Online
• Judge Warns Media At Derek Chauvin Trial Of Possible Removal
• "Unspeakable tragedy": Asian American community reacts to spa shootings
• COVID In Minnesota: Positivity Rate Creeps Back Up To 4%; MDH Has New Guidance For Long-Term Care
• Agent Drew Rosenhaus Explains Why Bill Belichick Was So Aggressive In Free Agency
• Patriots Reportedly Showing Interest In Tampa Defensive Lineman Rakeem Nunez-Roches
• 8 killed in shootings at 3 Atlanta-area spas, one suspect in custody
• Pittsburgh Penguins, Penguins Foundation Offering Hockey Equipment To Families Impacted By COVID-19
• Ørsted Completes First Phase Of Building Offshore Wind Staging Center At Tradepoint Atlantic In Sparrows Point
• Man Goes On Rampage At Antelope Wingstop Over Botched Order
• Matthew McConaughey eyes potential run for Texas governor
• Clever new phishing scam targets unemployed New Yorkers
• 2 New Jersey Men Charged In January 2020 Murder Of 24-Year-Old Arturo Barrera In Egg Harbor Township, Atlantic County Officials Say
• Man Shoots And Kills Himself After Verbal Altercation With Wife
• 101-year-old nun allowed to go to NCAA Tournament
• Gregg Smith Ends Campaign To Challenge Colorado Congresswoman Lauren Boebert
• They Did It Again, UTA Movin' Mavs Claim 9th National Wheelchair Basketball Title
• Tyler Owens James Arrested After Several Downtown Durango Businesses Damaged
• First Case Of Brazil COVID-19 Variant Identified in Lake County
• Dad's speech about trans daughter goes viral
• What's in the $29 billion Restaurant Revitalization Fund?
• LeBron James Says It's 'Pretty Damn Cool' To Be Part Owner Of Red Sox
• Police: 42-Year-Old Man Ejected From SUV, Killed In Detroit Crash
• Police: 18-Year-Old Woman Grabbed By Throat In Unprovoked Attack
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Covid T-Cell Test
• Massachusetts One Of Most Targeted States During Surge Of White Supremacist Propaganda
• Florida Man Sentenced To 3 Years In Federal Prison For Lying About Hurricane Damage
• States want to use stimulus checks to fund tax cuts
• Mesquite Ordinance Changes Mean Your Noise That 'Distresses, Or Disturbs' Could Mean A $2000 Fine
• Report: San Francisco Homeless Struggle To Access Enough Water For Survival
• LeBron James Decries Atlanta Spa Killings, Blasts Suspect: 'Coward A-- Young Man!'
• Aurora Police Release Security Video Of Shooting At Challengers Sports Bar, Ask For Public's Help
• Union Official: Wis. Food Warehouse Worker Fatally Shoots 2 Co-Workers, Later Dies
• South Florida Doctors Say Healthcare Worker Mom Passed COVID Antibodies To Baby During Pregnancy
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Newsom Calls Recall 'A Sideshow'; Health Officials Reflect On A Year Of COVID; Tax Day Pandemic-Related Questions
• COVID-19 Strains First Detected In California Are Officially 'Variants Of Concern,' CDC Says
• 21-Year-Old Michigan Man Faces Terrorism Charges After Alleged Threats To Biden, Pelosi And Whitmer
• Suarez Makes Historical Mark For Himself, NASCAR
• Jacoby Brissett Agrees To One Year Deal To Be Dolphins Backup QB
• Dead Sea Scroll discoveries open a new window into early humanity
• COVID In Maryland: 917 Cases, Hospitalizations Flat As State Nears 2M Vaccine Doses Administered
• Denver Weather: Warming Trend Ahead After A Chilly Saint Patrick's Day
• Milford Mill Man Bernard Emanuel Located Safely, Police Say
• A Good Boy Again: President Joe Biden's Dog Will Return To The White House Following Biting Incident
• CU, Boulder Police Will Increase Patrols Around Campus On Saint Patrick's Day
• Police: Man On Bicycle Punches 14-Year-Old Boy In Face, Steals His Cellphone
• Rob Gronkowski Reportedly Considered Bills In Free Agency; That Would Have Ruled
• Colorado Doctor: Vaccines May Ease Symptoms For COVID Long Haulers
• Colorado Warns Boaters: Don't Bring Mussel-Infested Boats Back From Lake Powell
• Casa Bonita Announces They Will Be 'Reopening Soon'
• Chicago Weather: Storm Ahead Wednesday Night
• Philadelphia Police Increasing Patrols In Asian Communities, Businesses In City Following Atlanta-Area Shootings
• Frustration, Anger Grows Among Residents Over Weekend Oakland Sideshows
• 'Teetering On Survival:' New York City Restaurants Mark 1 Year Since COVID Restrictions Started
• Tesla On Autopilot Drives Into Michigan Trooper's Patrol Car
• NYPD: Shoplifting Suspects Seen On Video Stealing Nearly $8,000 In Merchandise From BJ's Store
• UPDATE: SF Police Link Suspect In Attack That Almost Blinded Asian Man To Brutal Mission District Stabbing
• Security Consultant Says Westminster Westin Hotel Created 'Toxic Risk,' Leading To Car Thefts
• How To Play CBS Detroit's Bracket Challenge
• 1 Dead In Head-On Semi, Pickup Truck Crash On I-94
• How The NCAA Tournament Will Be Different, And The Same
• Steelers President Art Rooney II To Present Bill Cowher At Hall Of Fame Enshrinement
• Group of priests vows to bless same-sex couples
• 'Called All Day': Drivers Left To Pay Hundreds Of Dollars To Retrieve Abandoned Cars
• Endangered Florida Panther Dead After Being Hit By A Vehicle
• Weather Blog: St. Patrick's Day
• Irish Cocktail Recipes For St. Patrick's Day
• Angie's List Changes Its Name To Angi
• Miami Weather: Mostly Sunny St. Patrick's Day, Afternoon Highs In Low 80s
• Caught On Camera: Rescuers Save Goose Impaled By Hook At Sacramento's Land Park
• COVID In Colorado 1 Year Later: My Brother's Bar Reflects On Extraordinary Struggle
• New COVID-19 Vaccination Site Open In Pompano Beach
• Lions Get Veteran DT Michael Brockers From Rams
• Things Looking Up For St. Patrick's Day Celebrations In Minnesota
• Texas Rep. Introduces Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act, House Set To Vote Wednesday
• Police Warn Of Suspect Searching For Unlocked Cars
• David Andrews Will Test Free Agent Market
• Mayorkas defends Biden's border policies amid surge of migrant children
• Police: 34-Year-Old Man In Critical Condition Following South Philadelphia Shooting
• Biden says he backs filibuster reform
• PTL Links: March 17, 2021
• Uber grants UK drivers pay and other benefits after 5-year court battle
• Cooking With Rania: Fried Calamari With Homemade Marinara Sauce
• Controversial Crime Bill Aims To Redefine Robberies In California
• Six Deaths Reported During Annual Bike Week In Daytona Beach
• Europe faces COVID 3rd wave and new lockdowns amid vaccine shortage
• Dan Vladar 'The Happiest Guy In The World' After Earning Win In First NHL Start
• Army Vet Sues Former Restaurant Business Partners, Claiming They Defrauded Him Out Of Hundreds Of Thousands In Failed West Town Venture
• LAPD SWAT Officer Injured, Suspect Dies In Shootout With Police During Barricade Near USC
• Man charged with terrorism after devices go off in North Carolina
• Oncor: Wednesday Morning Storms Cause Power Outages Across North Texas
• Accident On I-79 North Closes One Lane
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/17 St. Patrick's Day Forecast
• NYPD: Armed Suspect Accused Of Robbing Facebook Marketplace Sellers
• Police: Driver Flees Scene Of Crash That Left Woman In Critical
• Philadelphia To Open 5th Mass COVID Vaccination Clinic At Grand Yesha Ballroom
• Miami-Dade Pays Tribute To Fallen FBI Agent Laura Schwartzenberger
• Leyna Bloom becomes 1st trans woman of color in SI Swimsuit Issue
• At Least 8 Killed In Shootings At 3 Atlanta Area Spas, Suspect In Custody
• Allegheny Health Network Doctor Explains Importance Of Coronavirus Herd Immunity
• 'Let's Talk About It': Philadelphia Woman's Zoom Cancer Support Group Helping Many During Pandemic
• Japan's ban on same-sex marriage ruled unconstitutional
• 'Let Me Google That:' Reliance On Technology Causing 'Digital Amnesia' In Our Brains
• AAA: Americans Paying 14% More At The Gas Pump And Prices Are Expected To Keep Rising
• Biden says Cuomo should resign if investigation confirms allegations
• More than 13,000 migrant children in U.S. custody, sources say
• Tiger Woods home after rollover car crash
• Elliot Page opens up in interview: "I want to live and be who I am"
• Pfizer execs discuss hiking vaccine price after pandemic wanes
• French Bulldog Is Philadelphia's Favorite Dog Breed, American Kennel Club Says
• Biden to hold first press conference as president on March 25
• U.S. says Putin authorized operations to denigrate Biden and boost Trump
• Track The Status Of Your Stimulus Check With The 'Get My Payment Tool' From The IRS
• 3-Year-Old Child Dies After Dog Attack In Middlesex County
• American Rescue Plan's big winner: Families with children
• Prince Harry is speaking to Charles and William after Oprah interview
• "High risk" of large and dangerous tornadoes across South
• 2 Men Kidnapped, Robbed After Meeting Woman They Met Online; 4 People Arrested
• Trump urges people to get COVID vaccine, saying it's safe and works
• Here's what could delay or lower your third stimulus check
• Outrage as Afghan capital bans schoolgirls from singing in public
• 2 dead after fireworks explosion rocks California neighborhood
• Pittsburgh Weather: A Warm Wednesday Before A Couple Days Of Rain
• LeBron James Gets 99th Triple-Double As Lakers Beat Wolves, 137-121
• LeBron James becoming part-owner of Boston Red Sox
• COVID In Philadelphia: City To Keep Restrictions In Place After Pennsylvania Allows Larger Crowds
• Geopolitical expert urges transparency from China on COVID origins
• Florida Man Confesses To Killing Grandfather, Pulls Human Ears From Pocket During Questioning
• Traditional Irish Soda Bread Baked Fresh In Holliston's Historic Village Of Mudville
• Serial stowaway Marilyn Hartman arrested yet again
• Wednesday's Child: Brothers Felix And Felixiano
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Oblock Junior High School Closes One Day After Reopening
• Mayor Bill Peduto Speaks At 'Mayor's Summit Against Anti-Semitism' Conference
• Play Ball: Little League World Series Hopeful To Hold Tournament Season
• Wednesday's Show Info (3/17/21)
• Neil Clark, Lobbyist Named In $60 Million Ohio Bribery Scandal Probe, Found Dead
• NYPD Deploys Officers To City's Asian Communities After Atlanta-Area Shootings
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/17 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Devils End Long Home Skid, Hand Sabres 12th Straight Defeat
• Mt. Lebanon School Board Votes To Bring Back Middle And High School Students
• Detroit Native, Rosalind Brewer, Becomes Only Female Black Fortune 500 CEO
• Knicks Fall To 76ers For 14th Straight Time
• Will You Wear Green on St. Patrick's Day?

Videos from March 17, 2021

• 3/17: Red and Blue
• DHS Secretary Mayorkas defends Biden administration's border policy as migrant numbers rise
• Dangerous tornado outbreak threatening states across the South
• Push to vaccinate Americans against COVID-19 as states ease restrictions and variants spread
• Man arrested near Harris' official residence in D.C.
• A mother and son's emotional pandemic reunion
• Female doctors tackle vaccine inequity in North Carolina
• Biden pledges $10 billion for COVID testing in schools
• IRS delaying 2021 tax deadline until May 17
• Homeland Security chief declines to call border situation a crisis
• Tracking the severe weather targeting the South
• 6 Asian women among 8 dead in Atlanta-area spa shootings
• California Governor Gavin Newsom prepares to fight recall effort
• Drugmakers developing booster shots to target COVID-19 variants
• Dangerous storms could spawn tornadoes across southern U.S.
• Michael Regan sworn in to lead Environmental Protection Agency
• How stimulus payments are delaying millions of tax returns
• Stop AAPI Hate finds nearly 3,800 hate incidents against Asian Americans in past year
• IRS moves 2021 tax deadline to May 17
• What we've learned about the victims in Atlanta-area spa shootings
• Political analysis of Biden's $1.9 trillion COVID relief plan
• Health experts urge Americans to get the first vaccine available to them
• Disneyland and Disney California Adventure to reopen April 30
• FBI: U.S. murder rate remains elevated in 2021
• Deb Haaland becomes first Native American confirmed as Cabinet secretary
• Weighing the risk of sending kids to school in pandemic
• Biden champions COVID relief plan as GOP lawmakers push immigration reform
• Missouri dad speaks about transgender daughter, urging lawmakers not to pass student-athlete bill
• At least 8 dead in shootings at Georgia spas
• Atlanta mayor and police give update on spa shootings
• Biden indicates support for filibuster change
• Report reveals how U.S. regulators missed opportunity to rein in Google
• More than 300 people charged so far in U.S. Capitol riot, with more arrests expected
• Video evidence leads to suspect in Atlanta spa shooting that left 8 people dead
• Doctor on deadlier COVID variant, vaccine for pregnant women
• Archeologists unearth tiny fragments of 2,000-year-old biblical texts, The Dead Sea Scrolls
• Matthew McConaughey on "We're Texas" benefit concert, potential Texas governor run and COVID-19
• Two Texas teens cope with life after losing both parents to COVID-19 just days apart
• COVID-19 vaccines: Latest on Moderna trial in kids, what's behind AstraZeneca suspensions in Europe
• Worldview: Gunmen slaughter villagers in Niger, Buddhist leaders distance themselves from Myanmar coup makers
• Federal government opens new facilities for migrants
• South prepares for severe weather and dangerous tornadoes
• Countries across Europe battle third COVID-19 wave caused by mutating virus, lack of vaccines
• Unaccompanied migrant minors sent to temporary detention centers after crossing into U.S.
• Shooting spree in Atlanta leaves eight dead, at least half of them believed to be Asian women
• 3/17: CBSN AM
• Health experts link pandemic to surge in U.S. drug overdoses
• Education Secretary Miguel Cardona: "This spring, we want our students back in school"