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• Modesto Police Officer Fired After Months-Long Investigation Into Fatal Shooting Of Trevor Seever
• Task Force Formed To Combat Increased Catalytic Converter Thefts
• 'I'm Doing This To Save Her Life': Sister Of Woman Living On The Streets With Mental Illness Says Law Prevents Her From Taking Action
• Project Home: Deceptive Energy-Saving Remodel Plans Hit Homeowners With Financing Gotchas
• Cemetery In Placer County Offering Environmentally Friendly 'Green Burial'
• What Parents Want To Say May Not Be Best When Discussing Hate Crimes With Kids, Psychologist Warns
• Historic Repeat: Like 2003, March Blizzard Of 2021 Helps Ease Drought On Colorado's Front Range
• Gov. Polis Orders Flags Lowered To Honor Atlanta Spa Shooting Victims
• Project Home: Response from California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation
• The Grizzly Rose Reopens After COVID Shutdown
• Make-A-Wish Colorado Grants Boy's Wish To Be A Denver Nuggets Player For A Day
• Project Home: Statement from Ygrene Energy Fund
• Volunteers Patrol Chinatown Streets in Wake of Violent Attacks on Asians
• Neighbors Sign Petition To Make Intersection Safer Where Two Women Were Killed
• Aurora Resident Builds 12 Foot Tall Snow Owl After Blizzard
• WATCH: Colfax Neighbor Rescues Dog From Fast Moving, Freezing Water In Canal
• Chun Min Chiang Arrested, Investigation Reveals 13,000 Videos Of Alleged Female Victims Being Recorded Without Their Knowledge
• Asbestos Serious Concern After Vehicles Damaged Ruby Hill Park During Blizzard
• UCLA Beats Michigan State 86-80 In OT In First Four Game
• California Allows School Districts To Begin Making Plans For In-Person Graduations With Limits
• LeBron Puts Lakers Past Hornets 116-105 For 4th Straight Win
• 'A Little Disappointing': El Dorado County's Jenkinson Lake At Low Levels Amid Dry Northern California Winter
• Henrique's Power-Play Goal In OT Leads Ducks Past Coyotes
• California Adopts First Statewide Ethnic Studies Curriculum For High Schools
• Gut Check Time: Founders of Bankrupt San Francisco Fecal-Test Biotech Firm Indicted
• Police Investigating After Asian-Owned Gelato Shop Vandalized For Third Time
• Where Are You Allowed To Fly Drones?
• Dog Injured in Peninsula Cougar Attack Expected to Recover
• Avalanche's Top Line Scores 4 In 5-1 Win Over Wild
• Arapahoe County Deputy Injured In Pursuit Involving Stolen Vehicle, Suspect In Custody
• Chicago Weather: Sunshine For The Weekend
• Loyola Back In NCAA Tourney For First Time Since 2018, But Being Back In Is Not Enough
• Loyola Back In NCAA Tourney For First Time Since 2018, But Being Back In Is Not Enough
• 'I Don't Feel As Safe As I Used To': Hundreds Of Asian American Coloradans Address Anti-Asian Violence
• Denver Public Schools Return To Classroom Later In August For Next 2 Years
• Illini Focused On Winning As They Prepare To Take On Drexel In NCAA Tournament
• Illini Focused On Winning As They Prepare To Take On Drexel In NCAA Tournament
• Restaurant Workers In Colorado Get Their Own COVID Vaccine Clinic
• 'We Still Don't Have Any Answers': Missing Mom Rita Gutierrez-Garcia Remembered As Family Gathers 3 Years Later
• Bears Expected To Release Kyle Fuller; Akiem Hicks' Future Also In Doubt
• Woman Alleges Actor Armie Hammer Raped Her, LAPD Investigating
• Massachusetts Could Reach 4 Million COVID Vaccinations By July 4, Baker Says
• David Andrews Returning To Patriots, Reports Say
• Weymouth Youth Cheer Facility COVID Cluster Includes 37 Cases From 14 Towns
• Number Of Mass. Communities At High Risk For COVID Increases To 20
• Video Shows Clash Between Minneapolis Police And Encampment Residents During Eviction
• 'I Don't Think It's Right': Some Workers Feel Left Out Of State's COVID Vaccine Plan
• Man Carjacked At 40th And Calumet In Bronzeville
• COVID Hospitalizations Fall Below 50 In Ventura, Remain Under 200 In IE
• Woman Says IDES Told Her Stimulus Meant End Of Unemployment Benefits; IDES Told Us It Was Probably A Scammer, But It Wasn't
• Leonard John Popa Fatally Shot By Anne Arundel County Corporal During Welfare Check Call In Pasadena, Police Say
• Agents Found No Evidence Of Backdated Ballots In Post Office In Erie, Report Says
• Randle's Third Triple-Double Lifts Knicks Over Magic
• Wedgewood, Subban Help Devils Top Penguins
• California Struggles to Meet Demand as Vaccination Eligibility Expands
• Mom Honors Daughter She Lost To Cancer By Making PPE During Pandemic
• New York Leaders Rally Behind Asian American Community After Recent Attacks: 'United In Our Anger'
• Chef By Day, Nurse By Night: Manhattan Health Care Worker Launches Catering Company After Finding Relaxation In Cooking
• Ross Township Woman Jennie Heinl Arrested For Allegedly Storming Capitol On Jan. 6
• Health Care Industry Under Pressure To Lower Costs Or Compete With Government-Run Health Insurance Option
• Missing Towson University Football Player Benedict 'Chiz' Umunakwe Found Safe
• Miami-Dade Mayor Danielle Levine Cava Sends Letter To CDC In Hopes Of Restarting Cruise Industry
• Light Poles Fall In Streeterville, Edgebrook Amid Strong Winds
• Google to Invest $1 Billion in California in 2021; $7 Billion Total Across U.S.
• Police: Woman Raped By Driver After Flagging Down Vehicle In Brooklyn
• Police: Man Fatally Shoots Himself, Falls Onto I-494 After Confrontation With Officers In Bloomington
• Maryland To Move To Phase 2A Of COVID-19 Vaccination Plan On Tuesday, Gov. Larry Hogan Says
• St. Paul Police, Fire Departments Amp Up Training, Prepare For Possible Unrest During Chauvin Trial
• Child Dies In Accident Involving Peloton Treadmill
• Chicago Public High School Parents Have Been Asked Whether They'll Send Kids Back To Class, And Many Have Serious Doubts
• Majority Of Americans Supports Measures That Could Stop Spread Of COVID-19, Johns Hopkins Survey Finds
• MPCA: 'Almost Every Closed Landfill It Oversees' Has PFAS Groundwater Contamination
• 2,500 Voters In Colorado Springs Receive 2 Ballots For Upcoming Election
• Former State Sen. Frank Artiles Facing Corruption Charges In District 37 Race
• Suspicious Packages Containing White Powdery Substance Mailed To 5 Manhattan Schools
• Woman Wanted For Attempted Kidnapping In Brighton Park
• Family Searching For Heirloom Map Accidentally Sold At Estate Sale
• Police Cancel Amber Alert For Diore Thomas Of East Pittsburgh
• FDLE Investigates Fatal Police-Involved Shooting In SW Miami-Dade
• Asian American Attacks: Growing Anxiety Among Bay Area Residents Over Unprovoked Assaults
• Jarnkrok Scores Twice, Predators Edge Panthers 2-1
• West Town, Ukrainian Village Neighbors Demand Action In Carjacking Epidemic
• Mayor Brandon Scott Delivers First State Of The City Address
• Wedgewood, Subban Help Devils Top Penguins, 3-2
• People Making A Difference: Torrance Music Philanthropist Donates Instruments To South LA Youth
• Islanders Fall To Flyers In Second Straight Loss
• Goose Recovering After Arrow Removed From Head
• Harp Seal Rescued From Ocean City, Maryland Being Treated At National Aquarium
• City Was Warned About Damaged Light Poles Years Before One Fell On Woman
• UNT's Javion Hamlet's Dad Believes He Will Make A Name for Himself During NCAA Tournament
• Deal Reached On COVID-19 Liability Protections
• Michigan Hospitality Workers To Receive Payments From State's Employee Assistance Grant Program
• Women's History Month: Alyssa Rogers Of The Detroit Community Fridge
• Orangevale Man Accused Of Possessing Hundreds Of Child Porn Images
• Indiana County Family Feels Betrayed By Sears Warranty Program After Furnace Breaks
• Clauvens Janvier Charged In Series Of Random, Unprovoked Attacks In Waltham
• Arlington Officer Shoots, Kills Man Wanted For Multiple Rapes After Allegedly Pointing Gun At Police
• Ardmore Psychologist Offers Tips To Transition To Post-Pandemic Life After Months Of Seclusion
• Oskar Lindblom Scores Twice As Flyers Edge Islanders 4-3
• Blackhawks Fall To Tampa Bay Lightning For Third Straight Loss
• Tournament Of Roses Announces Rose Parade Marching Band Lineup
• United Airlines Prides Air Filtration System As Travelers Grow Comfortable With Flying Again
• Long Beach Officer Charged In Child Pornography Case
• Loveland Ski Area's Avalanche Rescue Dog Enjoys A Day On The Slopes
• Krejci Scores 700th point, Bruins Extend Sabres' Skid To 13
• Man Shot 3 Times In Head, Killed In Southwest Philadelphia Apartment, Police Say
• Flu, RSV Cases Way Down In North Texas: Doctors Credit Public Health Measures During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Maryland State Police From Berlin Barrack Make 6 DUI Arrests, Issue 62 Citations On St. Patrick's Day
• Son Arrested In Stabbing Death Of 62-Year-Old Roseville Man
• Goldstein Investigates: Taxi Drivers Question Uber's Deal With City Providing Rides To COVID-19 Vaccine Sites
• COVID Reopening: Bay Area Airports See Increased Traffic Amid Rising Vaccinations - 'Trending In The Right Direction'
• Denver Public Schools Invites Community To Join Search For Superintendent
• COVID Outbreak Spreading Among Harriton High School Students After Large Social Gathering
• Florida House Set To Take Up Protest Bill
• 3 Children, Left Home Alone, Rescued From Apartment Fire In Washington Park
• Bradshaw Animal Shelter Program Saves Feral Cats' Lives While Providing Natural Rodent Control
• Dallas Police Arrest Suspect For Murder Outside XTC Cabaret Nightclub
• Spring Training 2021: Arrieta Strikes Out 5, Marisnick Hits 3-Run Homer As Cubs Beat Cleveland
• Explosion In Weld County After Semi Strikes Natural Gas Line
• Spring Training 2021: Dallas Keuchel Struggles In First Start, But White Sox Beat Royals
• Chatfield State Park Boat Ramp Ready To Open Friday Morning
• Trump Tweet On 'Chinese Virus' Sparked Rising Use Of Anti-Asian Hashtags, UCSF Study Finds
• 19-Year-Old From Butler County Accused Of Beating Up Pregnant Girlfriend, Killing Unborn Baby
• Demand For Lumber Rises As Price Increases, Impacting Homeowners And Homebuilders
• Stephon Clark's Family Talks Of Change Three Years Later
• Woodland Hills Community Church Burglarized For Third Time In A Year
• Man Arrested In Fatal Hit-And-Run That Killed Bicyclist In Cupertino
• 'It Will Definitely Help' | Restaurant Owners Hope To Make Up For Lost Revenue With NCAA Tournament
• Activists Call For Asian Stereotypes To Stop In Film, TV
• Man Arrested After Firing Shots At DEA Agents In Mayfair, Philadelphia Police Say
• Outside Lands 2021 Scheduled To Take Place On Halloween Weekend
• Fontaine Fells UMD Bulldogs With OT Goal In Frozen Four
• Santa Anita, Los Alamitos To Welcome Fans Back To The Track On April 2
• Update: Suspect Arrested In Latest Oakland Attack On Elderly Asian Man Identified
• Health Officials Say COVID-19 Cases Decreasing In People Experiencing Homelessness In LA County
• Semi-Trailer Truck Involved In Crash On I-55 In Romeoville
• Vikings GM Rick Spielman Calls Dalvin Tomlinson 'Our Big Prize'
• People Are Returning Or Abandoning Animals Adopted During Lockdown, Pennsylvania Animal Rescue Says
• Wolf Administration Doubles Down On Plan To Raise Minimum Wage For First Time Since 2009
• Richard Pitino Takes Over At New Mexico, Looks To 'Bring That Magic Back'
• Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Calls On Gov. Greg Abbott To Reverse ERCOT Overcharges, Exposing Major Policy Difference
• Hayward Council Approves $3.3M Settlement In Fatal Police Shooting Of Agustin Gonsalez
• Santa Clara University President Kevin O'Brien On Leave During Investigation Into 'Impropriety'
• Latest Storm System Dumps Rain Across the Bay Area
• Around The Table: What Is H.R. 1?
• Texas Southern Beats Mount St. Mary's 60-52 In NCAA Opener
• New Program To Revitalize Monessen Forgives Back Taxes For Buyers Who Promise To Fix Blighted Buildings
• WR Will Fuller Agrees To 1-Year Deal With Miami Dolphins
• Q&A With CDPH Doctor On Moving To Phase 1C, COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution In City
• USC To Hold Graduation Ceremonies For 2020, 2021 Classes At LA Memorial Coliseum; Graduates Allowed Maximum Of Two Guests
• Arlington Homeowner Wrestles With Insurance To Prove New Burst Pipes Are Related To Winter Storms
• Talks Swirl About Possible Gambling Deal
• CBS 2 Anchor And Attorney Irika Sargent Answers Legal Questions Regarding Making The COVID Vaccine Mandatory
• LAPD Responds To Increase In Hate Crimes Against Asian Residents
• Mass. Lawmakers Send Climate Change Bill Back To Baker
• Billions lack drinking water, handwashing facilities and toilets
• Attorney For Charlotte Bennett Says Cuomo Administration May Be Witness Tampering In Sexual Harassment Investigation
• Mastic Beach Man Renato Oliva Garcia Accused Of Raping 11-Year-Old Girl He Met On Snapchat
• CDC: 75% Of Americans Have High-Risk Factors For Severe COVID-19 Infections, Making Vaccine Prioritization Difficult
• Gov. Gavin Newsom Admits Mistakes During 1st Reopening In Interview - 'Could Have Done A Much Better Job'
• New York Assemblywoman Stacey Pheffer Amato Proposes Tax Deductible Commuting Costs
• COVID In Connecticut: Capacity Limits For Restaurants, Other Businesses Will Be Lifted Friday
• University Of Chicago's Dr. Emily Landon Answers Questions On COVID-19 Vaccine Efficacy, Transmission, And Other Concerns
• 'They Had Basically Every Time Slot': Suburban Chicagoans Travel Hundreds Of Miles, Across Illinois, To Get A COVID Vaccine
• 100 Single-Dose Johnson & Johnson Vaccines Administered To Sacramento Homeless
• Waxahachie Star CJ Noland Ready To Lead Oklahoma To March Madness Next Year
• Darryl Morsell's Baltimore Roots Bring Him Back To NCAA Tournament With Terrapins
• Darryl Morsell's Baltimore Roots Bring Him Back To NCAA Tournament With Terrapins
• Northern California Police On Paid Leave Over Degrading, Vulgar Texts
• Brit's Pub Reopens Its Doors After More Than Half A Year Shuttered
• Lawmakers Advance Bills To Help Offset Natural Gas Costs Due To February Surge
• Advocates Combat COVID-19 Vaccine Hesitancy In Undocumented Communities
• Lawmakers, Parents, Students Urging Gov. Phil Murphy To Provide Guidance For Spring Graduation Ceremonies
• Gov. JB Pritzker To Open Vaccines To Everyone Age 16 And Up Outside Chicago Starting April 12
• New York State Senate Passes Bill Limiting Use Of Solitary Confinement
• Buttigieg touts "once in a century opportunity" on infrastructure
• Women On Yinzhers Podcast Trying To Break Mold Of How Pittsburgh Sports Media Sounds And Looks
• COVID-19 Hospitalizations Tick Up In OC, But ICU Numbers Drop
• Museum Of Chinese In America Documents Racism, Violence Against Asian Community During Coronavirus Pandemic
• Survival Of Nearly 1,000 Women-Owned Businesses In Colorado Threatened By Pandemic
• 'Could Have Done A Much Better Job': Newsom Admits Mistakes Around First Pandemic Reopening In AP Interview
• 5 Reasons Why You May Not Have Received 3rd Stimulus Payment
• Military Personnel To Assist At Ford Field Vaccination Site
• Llama Nanobodies Are At Center Of COVID-19 Treatment Study At Argonne National Laboratory
• Ravens FB Patrick Ricard's Festive St. Patrick's Day Photo Fools Fans Into Thinking He Was Traded To Jets
• Stephen Curry, WNBA Players Receive Jackie Robinson Award From NAACP
• House Passes Immigration Bill With Path to Citizenship for 'Dreamers'
• More Than 100,000 Calls Await Service In The IDES Callback Queue, Down From 155,000 In February
• WATCH: Forest Fire Creeps Close To Brick Township Home, Catches Ground On Fire
• Program teaches kids film skills to keep them away from gangs
• Asian American Attacks: San Francisco Police Arrest Suspect in Unprovoked Market Street Assaults
• Xavier Becerra Confirmed To Head Up The Biden Administration's Ambitious Health Agenda
• MPD Chief Arradondo, Mayor Frey Push To Reopen 38th And Chicago, But Will Not Reveal Timeline
• Cat Tests Positive For Rabies In Frederick County
• Islanders Season Ticket Holder Who Lost Husband To Cancer Gets Special Look Inside UBS Arena
• Broward Woman Who Survived Frightening Battle With COVID In Shock Some Deny Pandemic
• Livonia Woman Charged With Stealing Moderna COVID Vaccines
• Publix Pharmacy Administers 1 Millionth COVID-19 Vaccine In Florida
• California Gun Owners Will Have New Window For Assault Weapon Registration Under Settlement
• Stolen Car Discovered Submerged In Pond Near I-76 And 74th Avenue In Adams County
• Anthony Anderson Charged In Wisconsin Truck And Horse-Drawn Buggy Collision That Killed Teen
• Serial Stowaway Marilyn Hartman Held Without Bond After Violating Electronic Monitoring During O'Hare Arrest
• Greensburg Animal Rescue Says People Are Returning Or Abandoning Animals Adopted During Lockdown
• DJ Kopec Hopes To Break $2M Mark Saturday With Another Virtual Dance Party Fundraiser
• Trump Tweet On 'Chinese Virus' Sparked Rising Use Of Anti-Asian Hashtags, UCSF Study Finds
• Fiery Amtrak Crash: Train Hits Vehicle On Tracks In Oakland
• Tip Helps Investigators Solve Virginia Hannon's 1984 Pembroke Cold Case Murder
• Local Civil Rights Leaders Push For Ethnic Studies in California
• Denver Public Schools Board Discusses Changes To Start Of 2021/2022 School Calendar
• New York Fashion Designer Urges Everyone To 'Choose Compassion' With Face Masks Benefitting Stop AAPI Hate
• Jim Nantz Says Central Indiana Is Ready To Host NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament
• Jim Nantz Says Central Indiana Is Ready To Host NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament
• Man Charged With 8 Counts Of Murder In Atlanta-Area Spa Shooting Spree
• No Charges Against Denton Police Officer Who Shot, Killed UNT Student Darius Tarver 14 Months Ago
• With Jalen Hurts Only QB Under Contract, Eagles Exploring All Options To Add More
• Connecticut Mother Grateful For Every Tiny Step Toward Recovery After 18-Month-Old Son's Near-Drowning
• Colleges Discourage Students From Spring Break Travel
• Kremmling Students Now Enjoying Daily Rides In An Electric School Bus
• House Committee Hears Testimony On Rise In Anti-Asian American Crimes
• Hayward Police Launch Homicide Investigation After Man Found On Street Overnight
• Houston PD's Top Commander, Troy Finner, Selected As New Chief
• Pennsylvania Legislature Pushes For Permanent Daylight Saving Time
• 'It's Almost Like A Driving Junkyard': McKinney City Councilman Says Large Debris On Highways An All Too Common Danger
• Maryland Cancer Survivor Pays It Forward, Sends More Than 1K Care Kits To Patients Battling Disease
• Suspect Shot By Baltimore County Police Remains In Critical Condition, Investigation Still Ongoing
• 'Never Forget': Broncos Fans Recall Phil Lindsey's Best Moments In Denver After He And Team Part Ways
• CBS4 Exclusive: Surveillance Tape Captures Serial Burglars In West Miami
• Minnesota Offering Funds, Consultant Services To Struggling Small Businesses
• Taste With Tori: How The Original Clam Tavern, 'An Anchor Here In The Community,' Stayed Afloat During Pandemic
• COVID Vaccine Site Coming To Bell Next Week
• 'Stay On The Trail': Colorado Parks And Wildlife Spreads Message To Protect Trails
• Eager Parents Already On Wait List At New Long Island Preschool: 'They Need That Socialization'
• 'They Used A Crowbar' Newton Neighborhoods Targeted In Series Of Housebreaks
• Astronauts Hope Future Moon Landing Can Lead To Human Life On Mars
• Expert Warns Against Increase In Scams Marketing COVID-19 Vaccine
• COVID In Florida: 5,093 Additional Cases, 102 Deaths Reported On Thursday
• Psychiatrist Encourages Asian Americans Experiencing Extreme Levels Of Fear, Anxiety To 'Talk About The Feelings, Not Avoid Them'
• 2 More Michigan Men Charged In Jan. 6 Riot At US Capitol
• Fans Could Return To UC Davis Games Starting April 1
• More Than A Dozen Critically Missing Children In Philadelphia Area Safely Found Thanks To Operation Safeguard
• Derek Chauvin Trial, Day 9: 12 Jurors Now Seated, Only 2 Alternate Spots Remain
• Catalytic Converters Etched With License Plate Numbers For Free In Diamond Bar
• 'It's What We Exist With' Asian-Americans In Massachusetts Say Recent Attacks Aren't Surprising
• California Legislature OKs Expansion Of Paid Sick Leave
• Anne Arundel County School Board Votes To Rename Middle School Honoring First Superintendent
• Derek Chauvin Trial, Day 9 Live Updates: 12th Juror Seated, Major Decisions To Come Friday
• Mets, Yankees Permitted To Open Ballparks At 20% Capacity In April
• Vanessa Bryant names deputies who allegedly shared crash photos
• Beginning Next Week, South Florida FEMA-Supported Sites Will Transition To Second Dose COVID Vaccines Only
• Some Philadelphia Sports Fans Target Young Carson Wentz Fan For Wearing Colts Jersey
• North Texas Family Concerned For Son In Russian Jail Amid Tensions Between Countries
• Attempted Murder Suspect Nikim Meekins Mistakenly Released From Rikers 5 Days After Arrest
• New Research From CHOP Leading To Better Treatments For Children Who Have Severe Reaction To COVID-19
• Patriots Re-Sign Kicker Nick Folk To One-Year Deal
• U.S. looking to loan AstraZeneca vaccine to other countries
• 86-Mile Stretch Of Pennsylvania Turnpike Closing This Weekend
• 'We Are Americans': House Committee Hears Testimony On Rise In Anti-Asian American Crimes
• Stone Tablet Marking First Amendment Freedoms, Formerly At Newseum, Finds New Home In Philadelphia
• Penguins: Evgeni Malkin Out Against Devils, Placed On Injured Reserve
• Meet Terry Sapp: Former Stagehand For Twisted Sister, Man Behind Baltimore County COVID Vaccine Site Setup
• Massachusetts Reports 1,857 New COVID Cases, 27 Additional Deaths
• COVID In Colorado: First Large-Scale Vaccination Sites Open
• Hollywood Reacts With Horror To Atlanta Shootings; Daniel Dae Kim Speaks To House Committee About Rise In Violence Against Asian Americans
• Atlanta Police Continue Investigation Into Deadly Spa Shootings
• Where To Get A COVID-19 Vaccine In The Chicago Area
• Man Accused Of Child Abuse, Molestation In El Dorado County
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Says State Won't Be 'Doing Any Vaccine Passports'
• DIA Prepares For Busy Spring Break Travel Season
• Lawmakers move to close CEO-worker pay gap
• FBI Releases New Videos Of 10 People Wanted In 'Most Egregious' Attacks On Police Officers During Capitol Riots
• Distracted Driver Cited After Narrowly Missing Mounted Deputies On Training Ride Near Stockton
• ViacomCBS And NFL Reach New Agreement, Now Multiplatform Home Of League Through 2033
• Post Trump, House GOP recruiting chair looks to build off 2020
• Maryland Rep. Andy Harris One Of 12 To Vote Against Awarding Medal To Police Officers For Efforts During Capitol Riots
• Sens. Casey And Toomey Introduce Legislation Aimed At Nursing Home Reform
• Parolee Max Diamond Wanted In Connection With Costa Mesa Shooting
• Find Out If You Suffer From 'Zoom Fatigue' And How To Prevent It
• COVID Schools: San Leandro Unified Reaches Tentative Agreement For In-Person Learning In April
• Sonoma County Invests In Fire-Detection System That Uses AI
• State Of Michigan Partners With FEMA, Other Agencies For Mass Vaccine Distribution At Ford Field
• Google Set To Expand Footprint At Bakery Square Offices
• U.S. to erase $1 billion in debt for students scammed by colleges
• Patriots Reportedly Signing DT Montravius Adams
• Former Vikings TE Kyle Rudolph Signing With New York Giants
• William Burns wins Senate confirmation as next CIA director
• Peloton CEO Issues Consumer Warning About Tread+ Treadmills After Fatal Accident Involving Child
• Police Pursuit Ends In Ohio When Pennsylvania Man Crashes Car, Killing 2 Passengers
• 'Tragic Accident': Peloton Warns Owners To Keep Kids Away From Their Treadmills After Child Dies
• Huntington Library Art Galleries To Reopen April 17
• Final Senate Vote On Marty Walsh Labor Secretary Nomination Set For Monday
• Illinois Residents Must Travel To Bet On Illini, Loyola
• 3 Delaware Teens Shot In Elkton Area Overnight After Reports That Group Was Stealing From Vehicles, Cecil County Sheriff's Office Says
• Former Bears QB Mitchell Trubisky Signs One-Year Deal With Bills
• California Lawmakers OK Expansion To Paid Sick Leave For About 10.4 Million Workers
• UPDATE: Shelter-In-Place Near Los Gatos Elementary School Lifted
• Revised Walz Budget Drops Some Tax Hikes, Makes Some PPP Loans And Unemployment Benefits Tax-Free
• Report: Coachella, Stagecoach Postponed Into 2022
• Here's How Patriots' Depth Chart Is Shaping Up After Insanely Busy Start To Free Agency
• Massachusetts State Police Add 5 Violent Fugitives To Most Wanted List
• 74-Year-Old Bicyclist Airlifted To Hospital After Being Hit By Driver In St. James
• New National Poll Highlights Significant Toll Pandemic Having On Mental Health Of Teens
• Rams Preview QB Matthew Stafford Jersey After Finalizing Goff Trade
• Reports: Former Florida Senator Bill Nelson To Be Tapped To Lead NASA By President Biden
• Philadelphia Judge Keeps Election-Related Charges Against Joshua Macias, Antonio LaMotta
• Federal Authorities Depopulate Burnett County Deer Farm After CWD Infection
• Coach Dawn Staley on representation and handling adversity
• 19th-century antislavery newspaper gets modern-day revival
• School system helps CDC understand coronavirus spread
• $10K Reward Offered To Catch Killer Of Benedict College Football Player Rodney Donaldson Jr.
• 5 Years After Murder Of Snowplow Driver Jaime Villarreal, Reward For Information Goes Up
• Was rampage racist or sexist? Expert says they can't be separated.
• Pleasanton City Council Taking Steps Towards Building New Skate Park
• Stimulus Check Update: Economic Impact Payments Are On The Way
• 22-Year-Old Dominick Boston Dies After He Was Shot Inside Pikesville Home
• 'Pandemic Isn't Over': Teachers Union Raises Concern After Death Of 2nd School Staffer In 2 Weeks
• Outside Lands 2021 Scheduled For Halloween Weekend
• Asian American Attacks: Elderly Chinese Woman Injured In Terrifying San Francisco Assault
• Man Charged For Stealing Chicken At Gunpoint From Roscoe's In Pasadena
• Bush calls for path for citizenship for undocumented immigrants
• Stone Tablet Marking First Amendment Freedom Finds New Home At National Constitution Center In Philadelphia
• Group Brings Giant Inflatable Joint To Maryland State House As Part Of Push To Legalize Marijuana Use
• Ball Arena Will Welcome Colorado Avalanche & Denver Nuggets Fans Back At Limited Capacity Next Month
• Broncos Teammates React To Phillip Lindsay Leaving The Denver Broncos
• Atlanta police continue investigation into deadly spa shootings
• Pitt Announces Plans For In-Person Fall Semester
• Biden stimulus plan offers less help for small businesses
• Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin on racial bias he's experienced
• Houston Texans QB Deshaun Watson Sued By 3 Women For Alleged Sexual Assaults
• How To Play CBS Miami's Bracket Challenge
• First known interstellar visitor likely a pancake-shaped planet shard
• Owatonna Man Mubarak Musse Charged In Shooting Outside South Minneapolis Mall
• AMC Reopening 98% Of Theatres Friday
• Senate Confirms Becerra To Lead Biden's Health Department
• COVID Vaccines: San Mateo County Shifts To Community Clinics Amid Lower Supplies
• 'We See People Tearing Up': People Relieved To Get Their Second Dose Of COVID-19 Vaccine At PNC Park Clinic
• Patriots Trading Ryan Izzo To Houston For 7th-Round Draft Pick
• Over 71,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• 5 Hurt In Drive-By Shooting At Stockton Vigil; Victims Not Cooperating With Investigation, Deputies Say
• Mentor For PING Girls & Science Clubhouse Enjoys 'Breaking Barriers,' Wants To Get Girls Excited About Cybersecurity
• Community Raises More Than $20,000 For Carteret Family After 3-Year-Old Aziz Ahmed Killed In Dog Attack
• Police Seek Suspect In Double Non-Fatal Stabbing In Downtown Detroit
• Suspect In Sheridan, Illinois Double Homicide Held On $5 Million Bond
• Democrats turn to environmental justice in inequality fight
• Bruins-Sabres Game Still On -- For Now -- After Further Testing, Contact Tracing
• Spring Arrives This Weekend 'Colorado Style' Which Is Code For Potential Snowstorm
• COVID In Maryland: More Than 1K New Cases Reported Thursday, Hospitalizations Decline Slightly
• Family To Hold Vigil For Rita Gutierrez-Garcia, 3 Years After She Went Missing
• President Biden Orders Flags At Half-Staff To Honor Victims Of Atlanta Shootings
• Paul Pierce Not Surprised By LeBron's Red Sox Ownership: 'Fitting For Him To Continue To Own Boston'
• "Not NCAA property": College players push for compensation
• Pennsylvania Department Of Revenue Extends Deadline For Residents To File 2020 Personal Income Taxes
• Mayor Bill De Blasio Receives Single-Dose Johnson & Johnson COVID Vaccine
• National Constitution Center Adding Massive First Amendment Display Formerly At Newseum In DC
• CSU Campus Warning After Blizzard: Avoid Standing Under Damaged Trees
• AstraZeneca vaccine not linked to blood clots, EU drug agency says
• Ana Liss, Former Cuomo Aide Who Described 'Toxic' Work Environment, Meeting With Investigators
• Biden postpones political event in Georgia after Atlanta shootings
• Xavier Becerra confirmed as Health and Human Services secretary
• Hollywood Reacts With Horror To Atlanta Shootings: 'We Must Stop Violence & Hate Against Our Asian Brothers And Sisters'
• Massachusetts Travel Order To Be Replaced With Advisory; Form Will No Longer Be Required
• ShotSpotter Goes Live In Pompano Beach To Help Police Detect Gunfire In Real-Time
• In-Person Learning At Belair-Edison School Suspended Thursday Due To COVID-Related Staffing Challenge
• State And City Follow IRS's Lead, Push Back Tax Filing Deadline
• Elderly Asian Woman Describes Being Attacked In Downtown San Francisco: 'Very Traumatized, Very Scared'
• 1 Dead After Mobile Home Explosion In Dresser
• "Significant tornadoes" still possible after storms pound South
• St. Cloud Man Arrested After Fleeing Crash
• 21 states sue Biden for revoking Keystone XL pipeline permit
• Official probing spa shooting appeared to promote racist shirt
• Palo Alto Police Arrest Armed 16-Year-Old Boy For Robbery, Threats
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Health Department Narrows Vaccine Provider Network Again
• UPDATE: Kidnapped 2-Year-Old Boy Left At Oakland Police Substation
• Senator Duckworth Speaks At Judiciary Hearing Regarding Ongoing Discrimination And Violence Against Asian Communities
• Dallas Resident Wins $1 Million Prize From Scratch Ticket
• Biden orders flags at half-staff to honor victims of Atlanta shootings
• First Case Of UK COVID-19 Variant Strain Detected In Stanislaus County
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 3,126 New Cases, 17 Additional Deaths
• So Long Spring-Like Weather, Snow Back In The Forecast
• New Regional COVID Vaccination Site Coming To The MetroWest Area
• Community Groups Call On City To Open More Mass Vaccination Sites In Underserved Neighborhoods
• Aurora Holds Fourth Mass Vaccination Clinic This Month
• Whitmer, Ex-Health Director Robert Gordon Agree To Waive Confidentiality
• Marlins Park Will Have New Safety Measures, Limited Capacity This Season
• Tattersall To Open Second Distillery In Wisconsin, Citing Minnesota's 'Restrictive' Liquor Laws
• FEMA Funded COVID-19 Vaccination Satellite Sites Open In Charles Hadley Park, South Miami-Dade Cultural Arts Center
• Fairhaven Missing Man With Autism Found Safe
• COVID In MN: More Than 2M Vaccine Doses Administered, State Breaches 500K Virus Cases
• Massachusetts Plans To Move State Tax Deadline To May 17 To Match IRS
• Violent Cellphone Robbery Caught On Video At Queens Subway Station
• Newborn Babies At UPMC Dress Up In Chick Costumes For Spring-Themed Photoshoot
• Putin gets philosophical as Russia vents at Biden's "very bad" remark
• Suspect In Wisconsin Grocery Warehouse Killings ID'd, House Searched
• Snow In Boston Area Friday Likely Just Coating To 2 Inches Before Weekend Warmup
• Phillip Lindsay, Denver Broncos Officially Part Ways
• Rising Gas Prices Mean Texans Are Paying An Average Of 18% More Since February
• Jobless claims rise, showing layoffs remain stubbornly high
• NASA reveals first sounds of Perseverance rover driving on Mars
• Colorado Senate Panel Advances Farmworker Wages, Rights Bill
• North Highlands Dad Angry His Daughter Is Being Taught About Black Lives Matter
• Medicaid Offers Transportation For COVID-19 Shots
• IRS Tax Filing Deadline To Be Pushed Back To May 17
• A Year Ago Maryland Reported Its First COVID-Related Death
• Google Has Big Expansion Plans For Kendall Square In Cambridge
• Michigan Ex-Governor Rick Snyder Loses Challenge To Flint Water Charges
• Six Flags Magic Mountain To Reopen April 1
• Updated Look At Patriots' Draft Picks After Details Emerge From Marcus Cannon Trade
• Chief Engineer Jamie Brewer Leads The Way Into GM's Future Of Electric Vehicles
• Problems, Delays In Law Enforcement Response To Borderline Bar Massacre, Report Finds
• Florida Jobless Claims Below 17,000
• Fourth Gun Found At BWI Airport In Past Week; Virginia Man Arrested, TSA Says
• "Real Water" recalled after it is linked to liver problems
• Fire Sweeps Through Home In South San Jose; 1 Person Seriously Burned, Dog Killed
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 296 More Coronavirus Cases
• Cuomo Gets Vaccinated At Harlem Event Showcasing His Support As Controversy Erupts Over Law Firm Conducting Assembly Investigation
• Bark Social 'Dog Bar' Opens In Maryland
• As Young Migrants Expected In Dallas, Homeland Security Head Spars With Congress Over Southern Border Issues
• Why Child Vision Screenings Are Important During COVID-19
• Woman Struck, Killed On Dolphin Expressway
• Some teachers uneasy about returning before getting vaccine
• Police Remove 24 Dogs From 'Deplorable Conditions' In Michigan Home
• Apparent Catalytic Converter Thief Crushed To Death By Collapsing Car
• Teacher Apparao Sunkara Accused Of Sexually Assaulting 11-Year-Old Student At Jersey City School
• New Study From Children's Hospital Says Pandemic Has Taken Toll on Teenagers Mental Health
• 'I Got The Wiz Wit': Milwaukee Bucks' Giannis Antetokounmpo Gets Cheesesteak During Post-Game Interview In Philly
• Caught On Video: Suspect Who Allegedly Stole Pocketbook From Church Pew On Long Island
• Weather Blog: Last Thursday Of Winter Will Be A Soaker
• Box Truck Crash On I-80 In Vacaville Tears Cab Off Trailer
• Shooting Leaves Man Dead On Huntington Park Street
• "We are Americans": House testimony on anti-Asian American hate
• Miami Weather: Warmer, A Bit Windy At Times
• NASCAR's Top Series All Coming East To Atlanta
• Hynes Convention Center Opens As State's Newest Mass COVID Vaccine Site
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Largest Antibody Study
• Loyola-Chicago Back In NCAA Tournament, Can They Recapture 2018 Magic? 'It Will be Fun Watching Them Again' Says CBS' Bill Raftery
• Six Flags Discovery Kingdom Rides To Reopen In April
• Fence Around Colorado's Capitol Building Could Soon Be Permanent
• Women 'More Prone To Have Bothersome Side Effects' From COVID Vaccinations, Dr. Dave Hnida Says
• Police: Man Stole $500 Worth Of Shrimp And Beer From Long Island Supermarket
• Maryland's Unemployment Claims Nearly Doubled Last Week
• ISIS-linked militants reportedly beheading kids in Mozambique rampage
• Fiery, Fatal Crash Between Big Rig, SUV On Highway 101 In San Jose
• 16-Year-Old Charged In West Loop Carjacking
• 'I Have All Four Of Those One Seeds Getting To The Elite Eight,' Says SportsLine's Kenny White
• Man Gets 19 Years-To-Life For 2017 Murder In Pittsburg Park
• RB Jamaal Williams Agrees To Sign With Lions
• Newly-Released Video Shows 18-Year-Old Previewing Jump Before Skydiving Death
• Eye-Catching Sculpture Of Ullr, Norwegian God Of Snow, Stands At Base Of Breckenridge Ski Resort
• Patriots' Patrick Chung Announces Retirement From NFL
• Nuggets Dominate In Third Quarter, Defeat Hornets 129-104
• Bears' Reported Offer For Russell Wilson Highlights How Insane A Winning Bid For Deshaun Watson Would Have To Be
• Test firing of NASA moon rocket sets stage for maiden flight
• GOP Leaders Demand Russia Release North Texan And Former U.S. Marine Trevor Reed
• Broncos Could Lose Phillip Lindsay In Free Agency
• Nearly Half Of Younger Adults Considered Going Back To School During Pandemic
• New Broncos GM George Paton Brings Special Teams Ace Mike Boone Over From Vikings
• PTL Links: March 18, 2021
• Lethargic Celtics Stink It Up In Cleveland
• Rare Sumatran Tiger Born At Zoo Miami
• Colorado Weather: Few Warm Days In Store Before Wet, Cold Returns Starting Sunday
• 'Vaccine Angels' Help Thousands Hunt Down COVID Vaccination Appointments In Massachusetts
• To Save The Planet, Tide Wants You To Quit Using Warm Water For Laundry
• Mayor "Outraged" And "Horrified" – Demands Police Reforms Following CBS 2 Investigation Exposing 10-Year-Old Was Repeatedly Sexually Assaulted While Abusers Remained Free
• 'Karma Will Get Ya': Woodland Police Catch Suspected Shoplifters In Stalled Getaway Car
• Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman Sues Own City Over Campaign Finance Ordinance
• Magic Johnson On NCAA Tournament: 'There's About 10 Teams That Could Actually Win It All'
• Portion Of Interstate 79 Reopens Following Car Fire
• John Kerry Defends Photo That Shows Him Maskless On Flight, Calls It 'Momentary'
• Amid New COVID Vaccine Eligibility, Some Counties See Extra Doses, Others Face 'Erratic' Supply
• Shootings In Atlanta Leave Some In Denver's Asian Community 'Really Disgusted'
• Offense The Name Of The Game As Luka, Mavs Answer, Split Set With Clippers In 105-89 Win
• Cape May, New Jersey Listed Among Top 3 Spots For Fresh-Air Seekers This Spring, Summer, Airbnb Survey Finds
• Elderly Asian woman turns tables on alleged attacker
• "Wonder Woman" joins high-tech fight against domestic violence
• Navy Pier's First Hotel, Sable, Opening To Guests On Thursday; But Navy Pier Itself Still Closed
• Pitt And CMU Launching New Center To Fight Extremist Hate
• When Can I Get Vaccinated? Full COVID Vaccination Schedule For Massachusetts
• Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership Accepting Applications For Market Square Farmers' Market
• Patriots Release Beau Allen, Marqise Lee
• Video shows teen previewing parachute jump that killed him
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/18 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Gatherings Small On St. Patrick's Day; South African Variant In Santa Clara; Key Deadline In Newsom Recall Effort
• Dallas Police Searching For Driver Who Hit & Killed Man Walking Along Houston Street Viaduct
• Miami Proud: 'A Safe Haven For Newborns' Marks 20 Years Of Helping To Save Babies
• Season Ticket Holders Return To Nassau Coliseum To Watch Islanders Take On Flyers
• North Huntingdon Police Department Reports Station Phone Number Temporarily Out Of Service
• New York City High School Teachers Head Back To Class Ahead Of Students' Return
• WATCH LIVE: Pennsylvania Health Officials Provide COVID-19 Vaccine Information Update
• UPDATE: Uber Attack Suspect Arna Kimiai Charged With Assault, Attempted Robbery
• Man Killed In North Hollywood Hit-And-Run
• Car Flips On Parkway Near Greenfield Bridge
• Firefighters Battle House Fire In Marlton, Report Hoarding Conditions
• Lane Closures & Construction: Plenty Of Road Work Planned For Spring And Summer In Pittsburgh
• Police: 2 Men Killed In Crash Into Garden Grove Pool Were Convicts With Catalytic Converter, Loaded Gun
• Man arrested with gun near vice president's official residence
• New intel report warns domestic terrorism poses "elevated threat"
• Michigan Lottery Results For Wednesday, March 17, 2021
• Millions bracing for tornadoes in the South
• Couple Who Fought COVID-19 Now Vaccinated, Expecting First Baby
• House votes to reauthorize Violence Against Women Act
• MSU Coach, Tom Izzo, Says 'We Are Excited To Be Here!'
• Ex-NBA player Shawn Bradley paralyzed in bike accident
• With 13,000 migrant children in custody, Biden faces first border test
• Senators spar over killing the filibuster
• Disneyland says it will reopen on April 30
• Why does America have the Electoral College — and should we keep it?
• Career Coach: Preventing Age Discrimination
• 2 dropped from Chauvin jury after learning about $27M settlement
• Michigan Center, Hunter Dickinson, Says He 'Hasn't Been Outside Since Sunday!'
• Woman Found Dead 30 Years Ago In New Mexico Believed To Be From Los Angeles County Area
• Spa shootings suspect charged with eight counts of murder
• DT Adam Butler Signs $9.5 Million, 2-Year Contract With Dolphins
• 2-Alarm Fire At Dallas Apartment Complex Drives Residents Out Into the Dark
• Chase, Wells Fargo face customer anger over stimulus checks
• Ja Morant Layup With 1.2 Seconds Left Lifts Grizzlies Over Heat
• Philadelphia Weather: Delaware Valley In Store For Soggy, Messy Thursday As Rain To Consume Region
• Pittsburgh Weather: Rain, Wind, And Snow All Possible
• 2 In Custody After Shots Fired On Eisenhower Expressway
• Relatives Of 3-Year-Old Boy Mauled To Death By Dogs Say Family Previously Told Owners 'The Dog Is Wild'
• Treasury says states can cut taxes under COVID bill – with a catch
• U.S. scientists warn of murder hornet nests: "Serious danger"
• Chicago Weather: Wind, Lakeshore Flood Advisories In Effect; Sunshine Returns Friday
• Motorcyclist Dead After Crash On Route 130 In Cinnaminson
• Miami Beach Officials & Residents Say Unruly Spring Break Crowds Are Ruining City's Image
• Young Girl Taken To Hospital In Critical Condition After Being Hit By Car In East LA
• Pa. State House Passes Bike Lane Safety Bill
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Dept. Of Health Orders Skilled Nursing Facilities To Complete Vaccine Needs Survey
• Kiski Township Police Searching For Suspect Wanted For Aggravated Assault
• WVU Neuroscience Institute Launches Ultrasound Treatment To Address Opioid Crisis
• Iconic Boston Marathon runner Dick Hoyt has died at 80
• Thursday's Show Info (3/18/21)
• COVID-19 In West Virginia: Officials Caution Against Spread Amid Slight Bump In Deaths And Hospitalizations
• 2 Brothers Remain Jailed For Deadly Sports Bar Shooting In Ohio
• Magic Johnson On NCAA Tournament: 'There's About 10 Teams That Could Actually Win It All'
• 'Winter Is Going Out Swinging': Widespread 2-4 Inches Of Snow For Southern New England Expected Friday Morning
• Massachusetts Eyes Extending Tax Filing Deadline To May 17
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/18 Thursday Morning Forecast
• Three in 10 Report Trouble Sleeping at Least Once a Week

Videos from March 18, 2021

• 3/18: Red and Blue
• FBI releases video of suspects attacking officers during Capitol riot
• House passes immigration bills with path to citizenship for "Dreamers" and farmworkers
• House clears way for ratification of decades-old Equal Rights Amendment
• Preview: CBSN Originals | Do We Still Need the Electoral College?
• Domestic terrorism poses "elevated threat" to the U.S.
• U.S. is expected to reach Biden's coronavirus vaccination goal
• House holds hearing on anti-Asian violence as details emerge in deadly Atlanta-area spa shootings
• Representative Nydia Velazquez: U.S. needs to be "on the right side of history" on Puerto Rico's political future
• Learning film skills keeps D.C. youth away from gangs
• Young child dies in Peloton treadmill accident
• Legends: "Big Game" James Worthy
• Popular flea collar may be linked to nearly 1,700 pet deaths
• Russia lashes out after Biden calls Putin a killer
• Tornado outbreak leaves trail of destruction across South
• FBI releases videos of "most egregious" U.S. Capitol riot attacks
• U.S. races to distribute COVID vaccine as new hotspots emerge
• Chilling video shows moments surrounding Atlanta-area spa rampage
• Department of Defense taking steps to "stamp out extremism among the ranks"
• Senator Jeff Merkley warns of "election Armageddon" if Democrats don't end filibuster
• Elderly Asian woman attacked in San Francisco fights back
• Senators spar over whether to eliminate or reform the filibuster
• Lawmakers call recent attacks on Asian Americans "racist" and "wrong"
• What's behind rising unemployment rates?
• Millions of people from Georgia to Carolinas remain under threat for severe weather
• Mexico may reduce protection for the world's most endangered marine mammals, vaquita marina porpoises
• Georgia school system helps CDC understand how coronavirus spreads within schools
• Dawn Staley on representation and handling adversity
• NASA's Perseverance rover captures Mars sounds
• Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin on racial bias he's experienced throughout career
• Relaunch of The Emancipator reframing national conversation on race
• What the $1.9T American Rescue Plan provides for small businesses
• Astronauts aboard ISS discuss moon and Mars missions
• Biden and Harris to meet with Asian American leaders during Atlanta visit
• Police face backlash over Atlanta-area spa shootings as suspect is formally charged
• House holds a hearing on violence against Asian Americans
• Worldview: Tanzanian president dies, Tokyo Olympics sexism scandal
• Migrants wait for asylum as U.S. faces massive influx at Mexico border
• Doctor on COVID-19 screenings in schools and latest on vaccines
• Rights groups raise alarm over conflict in Mozambique
• Lives to Remember: Antoine Hodge, Claudette White and more
• The personal toll of QAnon on families and once-close relationships
• A discussion on hypersexualization as a form of racism against Asian American women
• Homeland Security secretary on surge in migration at Southwest U.S. border
• Let the madness begin: NCAA tournament arrives following year layoff
• As teachers return to classrooms, COVID-19 vaccines not always included
• Mexican church, school cares for migrants waiting to request asylum in U.S.
• Texas man with rifle, ammunition arrested near vice president's official residence
• Georgia captain faces criticism for saying spa shooting suspect had a "bad day"
• 3/18: CBSN AM
• CBS Reports | Do We Still Need the Electoral College?