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• COVID: South Bay Businesses Ready To Reopen As More Counties Move To Orange Tier
• Same COVID Test, Different Results: FDA Looking Into State Lab 'Test Result Concerns'
• Attacks On Asians Prompt Berkeley To Increase Police Presence, Bicycle Patrols For Safety
• Donato, Jones Lead Sharks Past Kings 2-1
• Surveillance Video Shows Person Of Interest In Rancho Cucamonga Slayings Of Mother, Daughter
• City Of Marysville Seeing Big Revenue Increase From Marijuana Taxes
• Kenny Chesney Postpones All Shows Until 2022, Including Concert At Empower Field At Mile High
• Violent Chase Ends With Crash in South Sacramento
• Monterey Motorcyclist Killed In Solo-Crash On Freeway Ramp
• Reserves Lead Clippers' Huge Rally To 119-110 Win Over Hawks
• Chicago Weather: Rain On The Way
• Onyenwere Leads Third-Seeded UCLA Past Wyoming 69-48
• Evanston Moves Ahead With Plan For Reparations For Some Black Residents, But Some Say Plan Is Insufficient
• Police Chase Through Northwest Side, Several Suburbs End In Crash; Suspect May Have Been Wanted In Homicide
• Mobley Bros. Lead No. 6 Seed USC To 85-51 Rout Of Kansas
• Man's Selfie Attempt With Daughter In San Diego Zoo Elephant Enclosure Nearly Gets Them Killed
• Officer Eric Talley Among 10 Killed In Boulder King Soopers Shooting
• SoCal Counties Make Progress Vaccinating Residents Against COVID
• 'Go, Go, Go! Run!': King Soopers Customer Describes What Happened After Hearing 3 Shots Inside Store
• Kim Janey Takes Over As Acting Boston Mayor After Marty Walsh Resigns
• 'We Were Challenged': City Of Miami Fire Rescue Never Lost Services Despite COVID Impacts
• 'Enough Is Enough': Colorado Leaders Share Condolences & Anger Following King Soopers Shooting
• 'We're OK': Children, Father Text Loved Ones While Hiding In Coat Closet Inside King Soopers
• Duxbury High School Investigating Football Team's Use Of 'Highly Offensive' Play-Calling Language
• Baltimore Boxer Gervonta Davis Indicted In November Hit-And-Run That Injured 4 People In Baltimore
• Bulls Pounded By Jazz, Lose For Third Time In Four Games
• Dallas Cowboy Connor Williams Surprises Plano Bullying Victim SeMarion Humphrey On 14th Birthday
• Investigation Continues Into Penn Hills Fire That Left 60-Year-Old Man With Severe Burns
• Bridging The Digital Divide: New York City 12-Year-Old Starts Movement To Get Students In Need Laptops
• Frick Building Managers And 1 Business Charged With Animal Cruelty For Allegedly Killing Pigeons
• U.S. Bank Stadium's $21 Million Facelift Enters Final Phase
• 'I'm Angry': Warriors' Steve Kerr Didn't Diss Durant's Last Season With The Dubs
• Father, 2 Young Sons Credited With Saving Men Whose Canoe Capsized In Lake In Bartlett
• Grape Expectations: Here's Your Chance To Win Dream Job At California Winery
• Gov. Larry Hogan Announces Enhanced Visibility Patrols To Protect Asian-Owned Businesses In Maryland
• Lawyer For Nick and Marilyn Mosby Blasts Federal Investigation Into Finances As Supporters Rally at City Hall
• Maryland Men's Basketball Falls To Alabama In NCAA Tournament, Despite Hopes For Both WBB & MBB To Advance
• 11-Year-Old Ny-Andra Dyer Dies, 3 Weeks After Being Caught In Crossfire At West Pullman Gas Station
• 4th COVID-19 Vaccine Could Be On The Way To US
• Sorokin Spectacular, Islanders Clip Flyers In Overtime
• Suter, Bjugstad Score As Wild Beat Ducks 2-1
• Thunder Use 3-Point Barrage To Beat Timberwolves 112-103
• Kreider, Kakko Each Score Twice, Rangers Hand Sabres 14th Straight Loss
• Maryland Lawmakers Push For Speed Cameras On I-83
• Dozens Unexpectedly Get COVID-19 Vaccine Thanks To Leftovers At Dallas' Fair Park
• How Can We Help Pets With Separation Anxiety?
• U Of M Researchers Search For The Perfect Face Mask Fit
• 10 People Killed In Shooting At Grocery Store In Boulder, Colorado
• Slumping Flyers Fall To Islanders, 2-1, In Overtime
• 10 Dead In Boulder Supermarket Shooting (CBS News)
• Mother Injured, Daughter Dies After Struck By Car On E. Preston Street In Baltimore
• 4 A.M. Bar Curfew Gets Mixed Reviews
• Vikings Enjoying Experience Boost With Peterson's Arrival
• 10 Killed, Including 1 Officer, At Colorado Supermarket
• Police Officer Among 10 Killed In Shooting At Grocery Store In Boulder, Colorado
• Marty Walsh Confirmed As Labor Secretary, Resigns As Mayor Of Boston
• Northwestern Women Beat Central Florida For First NCAA Tournament Win Since 1993
• Amoeba Music Reopens At New Hollywood Boulevard Location April 1
• Philadelphia Police, City Councilmembers Continue Initiative To Get Dirt Bikes, ATVs Off Streets Ahead Of Improving Weather
• Cal Fire Says Zogg Fire Was Caused By Tree Hitting PG&E Electrical Lines
• Philadelphia Shooting, Carjacking Suspect Arrested After Pursuit Ends In South Jersey, Police Say
• 'He Was A Prince Of A Man': Jerry West Looks Back On Time With Elgin Baylor
• Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers Signs Bill Allowing Dentists To Give COVID-19 Vaccine
• Cal Fire: Deadly Zogg Wildlife Ignited By Tree Contacting PG&E Transmission Lines
• Business Groups Eye Rules For Next Crisis
• UPDATE: 10 People Dead, Including Police Officer, In Mass Shooting At Boulder Supermarket
• Woman Injured In Southwest Baltimore Shooting
• Illini's Kofi Cockburn Exposes Racist Social Media Comment He Received After NCAA Tournament Loss
• California May End 'Spousal Rape' Distinction In Punishment
• Keller Police Seize Vehicle Of Interest In Deadly Hit-And-Run Saturday, Still No Arrest In Feng Zhou's Death
• Update: San Francisco City Attorney Herrera Asks Superior Court to Order Schools to Reopen
• 13-Year-Old Girl Rescued From House Fire In Pa. Dies At Hospital
• Teammates Remember Manny Antwi, Kennedy High Senior Who Suddenly Collapsed During Football Game 
• Loretto Hospital Officials Reprimanded Over Vaccine Scandal; Mayor Lightfoot Says, 'I Fear That We're Going To Be Hearing More Stories'
• San Mateo County Supervisor Proposes 'Zero-Tolerance Hate Zone' In Response To Anti-Asian Attacks
• Contra Costa County's Oldest 'Rancho' Adobe House May Open To Public As Museum
• Loyola 2 Wins Away From Repeating Historic Run To NCAA Final Four
• Police Officer Among 'Multiple' Victims In Shooting At Colorado Supermarket
• Bay Area Lawmakers, DAs Seek Removal Of Spousal Rape Exceptions
• 1 Dead In Hancock Park Apartment Fire
• Lack Of Supply Hampering COVID Vaccination Efforts In Santa Clara County
• Spring Training 2021: Cubs Clobbered By Joe Maddon's Angels
• Spring Training 2021: Anderson, Jimenez Homer In 1st As White Sox Top Giants
• Reminder: Callers In 814 Area Code Must Use All 10 Digits When Dialing
• 20 Tons Of Frozen Fish Left Floundering After Beltway Crash
• COVID-19 Vaccination Site To Open In Former Sears Store At Montgomery Mall
• Belarus-Born Sacramento Firefighter Becomes US Citizen
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Proposes Federal Money For Workforce Efforts
• Vacaville Students Welcomed Back For In-Person Learning After Over A Year
• Gage Anderson, 18, Charged With Attempted Murder In Drug-Related Farmington Shooting
• LASD Investigating Hate Incident During 'Stop Asian Hate' Rally In Diamond Bar
• COVID-19 Vaccine Pop-Up Clinic In Detroit Tuesday
• Outdoor Dining, Fans In The Stands: Phase 4 Of Massachusetts Reopening Plan Begins
• Video Reportedly Shows Man Being Hit By Marysville Police Vehicle
• State Police Give Pittsburgh Establishments 4 Notices Of Violation Over COVID-19 Orders
• California EDD Website Experiencing Technical Issues
• One Man Killed, Another Wounded In West Garfield Park Shooting
• Maryland Women Race Past Mount St. Mary's 98-45 In NCAAs
• Derek Chauvin Trial, Day 11: Judge Wants One More Juror Seated
• Woman Dead For More Than Five Years Receives IDES Debit Card Despite Family Not Returning Identity Verification
• Krispy Kreme Offering Free Donuts To People Who Get COVID Vaccine
• Full On-Campus Learning Returning To Duquesne For Fall Semester
• UCLA Brushes Off Abilene Christian 67-47 To Reach Sweet 16
• Weight Gain A Side Effect Of Pandemic Stress For Many People
• Alta Bates Summit Medical Center Fined $155K Over COVID Safety Violations
• Man, Woman Shot On Calumet Avenue In Bronzeville
• Lakewood Baker Jack Phillips Sued For Refusing Gender Transition Cake
• Man Shot, Critically Wounded In North Park
• Restaurant Owner Awaits Jail Release On Day 4; Allies Rally
• Applications Open For Ravens Youth Football Grant
• Women's History Month: Nurse Andrea Dalzell fighting to stop discrimination against people with disabilities
• Delano High School Basketball Player Recovering After Collapsing During Practice
• San Francisco Leaders Hold Rally Denouncing Anti-Asian Hate Crimes
• TSA Agents Have Intercepted 25 Guns At Fort Lauderdale Int'l Airport This Spring Break
• Northern California Recreational Red Abalone Fishery Closed Until 2026
• Women's History Month: New York City teens among first young women to earn Eagle Scout rank
• Another Week Of Limited Doses For LA County As COVID Vaccine Supply Struggles Continue
• People Reporting Crazy Dreams After Getting COVID-19 Vaccine
• Do I Need The Second Dose? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your COVID Vaccine Questions
• U.S. Department Of Labor Launches New Website To Help Victims Of Unemployment Benefit Fraud
• Financial Planner Suggests Using Stimulus Check To Reduce Stress In Your Life
• Boulder Police Respond To Armed, Dangerous Person Inside Home
• Have A COVID Vaccine Card? Get A Free Doughnut
• New Department of Labor Website Aimed at Helping Victims of Unemployment Fraud
• Gunfire Detection System Leads Police To Weapons, Ammunition
• Leaders Call To Update New Jersey's Marijuana Law To Allow Cops To Notify Parents Of Minors Caught With Pot, Alcohol
• What To Consider Before Heading To Florida For Spring Break
• Adam Dimmerman, 47, Charged With Murder In Violent Encino Attacks That Left 100-Year-Old Man Dead
• Pittsburgh Authors Share Lessons From Mister Rogers Show For Parents In New Book
• Pittsburg Standoff: Woman's Ex-Boyfriend Arrested After Alleged Domestic Violence, Holding Child Hostage
• Suffolk County Announces Task Force To Prosecute Hate Crimes Amid Spike In Anti-Asian Violence; 'Statistics Do Not Lie'
• Martinez Police Search For Suspect In Robbery Of Chase Bank Branch
• AP: Posts To Private Pittsburgh-Area Police Facebook Group Show Hostility, Hate
• 20 School Buses Vandalized In North Aurora
• Women's History Month: 'I Always Had To Be 110%': First Female Police Chief In Miami Gardens Proud To Clear Path For Others
• 'Feeding Their Soul;' Brooklyn Man Bakes Banana Bread For Health Care Workers & First Responders, Says He's Delivered 10,000 Loaves
• Dog Wounded In Car-To-Car Shooting On 101 Freeway In Calabasas
• Keller @ Large: Marty Walsh A Worthy Successor To Boston Legend Tom Menino
• Pittsburgh's Holy Family Institute Housing Unaccompanied Children From South Of The Border
• Pittsburgh Police, FBI Working To Determine If Boy's Stabbing At Downtown McDonald's Was Hate Crime
• Gov. Greg Abbott Says Businesses Need Protection From 'Frivolous' COVID-19 Lawsuits, Also Discusses Migrant Teens In Texas
• Rare Sighting: Pod Of 40 False Killer Whales Spotted Swimming Off Newport Beach
• Tickets On Sale For Return Of SOBE Wine & Food Festival Featuring Strict COVID-19 Protocols
• Spring Break During COVID: Boston Doctor Says It's Still Too Soon For Vacation Travel
• 10 people killed in shooting at supermarket in Boulder, Colorado
• Rural Minnesota Sees Rise In Catalytic Converter Thefts
• Quick-Thinking Athletic Trainers Save Official Who Suffered Cardiac Arrest During High School Football Game
• LA County Breweries, Distilleries And Wineries That Serve Food Can Reopen Indoors At Limited Capacity
• DC Cherry Blossoms Halfway Through Bloom Stage, Peak Bloom Set For April 2-5
• 50% Of COVID-19 Vaccine Going To Black And Brown Chicagoans, Mayor Says
• Ald. Byron Sigcho-Lopez Calls For Reimbursement For Bars, Restaurants That Had To Pay For Liquor Licenses They Couldn't Use When Shut Down For Pandemic
• 30,000 of Ford's employees can now work from home
• Experts Say Cancer Patients & Survivors Need To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• Media Literacy Bill Passes State House, Moves Onto State Senate
• 'They Could Be Receiving Something That's Fraudulent': COVID Vaccine Purchasing Information Looms Across The Dark Web
• Miami Mayor Francis Suarez Says Tunnel System Could Cost Commuters As Little As $5 To Get Across Town
• Station Agents Working At Antioch BART Station For First Time Since Opening
• 'Hang Up,' Maura Healey Warns Mass. Residents After Receiving Scam Eversource Call
• COVID Testing: DoorDash Partners With Health Companies for COVID Test Home Delivery
• WATCH: New Jersey Army National Guard Soldier Returns From Overseas To Surprise Daughters At School
• COVID-19 Lockdowns Led To Nearly 2-Pound Weight Gain Per Month, Study Finds
• Sex trafficking victim suing Facebook
• Jennie Bunsom Pleads Guilty To Second-Degree Murder In Death Of Nephew Jordan Vong
• 1 North Texas Teen Dies, 2 In Serious Condition Likely Due To Counterfeit Prescription Pills, Police Say
• DA Vows To Erase Drug Convictions Linked To Lab Scandal
• Exclusive: Debra Katz, Attorney For Cuomo Accuser Charlotte Bennett, Accuses Governor Of Witness Intimidation
• Florida Senate Likely To Scale Back Controversial Bright Futures Bill
• Bruins 'Hopeful' But Still Facing 'Hurdles' To Return From COVID-19 Pause This Week
• COVID In New Jersey: Questions Remain Why Garden State Still Stuck At Age 65+ Eligibility For Vaccines
• Pa. Health Dept. Eases Mask Mandate For Vaccinated People, Aligning With New CDC Guidance
• 'He Just Wants To Go Home': Parents Of 9-Year-Old Boy Bitten By Shark On South Beach
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Colleges Concerned About Surge In Cases Following Spring Break Travel
• Uber Driver Released After Being Arraigned On Kidnapping Charge
• California EDD Unemployment Website Down Since Weekend
• Byron Smith, Serving Life For Murdering Teens In Little Falls, Denied Appeal From SCOTUS
• COVID Vaccines: More Counties Adopt California's Centralized Vaccine Delivery Plan
• Bensalem Unveils New Traffic System Technology Being Used To Improve Safety Around Schools
• New York City High Schools Reopen For In-Person Learning; Mayor Announces Next Opt-In Opportunity
• Gov. Jared Polis Announces Statewide Tour To Discuss Colorado's Portion Of Federal Stimulus
• Medical Reserve Corps Volunteers Play Key Role In COVID Vaccination Effort
• COVID In Florida: 2,862 New Cases, 39 Additional Deaths Reported On Monday
• State Police Locate Missing 14-Year-Old John Carnley
• 24-Year-Old Man Shot In West Baltimore Monday Afternoon
• Chicago Public Schools Begins 3-Year Outreach Program To Address Trauma After COVID-19 Pandemic
• Active Shooter: Boulder, Colorado Police Officers Rush To King Soopers On Table Mesa
• COVID-19 Vaccination Sites Busy But No Long Waits As Eligibility Age Opens To 50 Plus
• 2 Firefighters Injured After Two-Alarm Fire Erupts Inside Camden County Home
• Small Plane Lands In Field Near Doylestown Airport
• Immigration Attorney Says Dallas Convention Center Housing Hundreds Of Migrant Teen Boys Is 'Well-Run'
• Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber Said They're Facing Triple Threat This Spring Break
• From Long Beach To Santa Monica, Tsunami Map Outlines Threat To LA County Residents
• Massachusetts Reports 1,103 New COVID Cases, 27 Additional Deaths
• Smash And Grab Burglars Break Into T-Mobile Store In Humboldt Park
• 850,000 More Massachusetts Residents Now Eligible For COVID Vaccine
• Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber Said They're Facing Triple Threat This Spring Break
• Bobby Brown Jr. Died Of Combined Effects Of Alcohol And Drugs, Officials Say
• New Chicago Area Mass Vaccination Site Opens Friday, But Not Everyone Can Get A Shot
• Train Honoring Bush Returns To His Texas Library For Exhibit
• Mean Green Return To Happy UNT Campus Following Historic NCAA Tournament Victory
• Pittsburgh Jumps Up 4 Spots On Annual Top 50 Termite Cities List
• Dr. Dave Hnida: Promising News About COVID Vaccines In Pregnancy... And After
• More Students Return To In-Person Learning In Maryland This Week
• Judge Orders Detainment Of George Tanios, Morgantown Man Accused Of Assaulting Capitol Officer Who Died
• Driver Rescued After Rolling Over Into Canal Near Dixon
• Zoo Miami 'Profoundly Saddened' By Loss Of 'Majestic Cat' Kashifa
• COVID In Colorado: Three Feet Distancing Applies Only To Schoolchildren
• More Than 60 New Coronavirus Outbreaks Reported In Michigan Schools
• Redwood City Police Seek Man Suspected In Weekend Vehicle Arson
• Congressional Democrats Push For DC Statehood At Key House Committee Hearing
• In Letter To St. Sabina Community, Fr. Michael Pfleger Writes He Is Innocent Of Sexual Abuse Allegations, Criticizes Archdiocese For How Long Investigation Is Taking
• Texas Roadhouse CEO Kent Taylor's Death Raises Awareness About Potential Long-Term Effects Of COVID-19
• Police Investigating Murder Of Virginia Man, Found In Vacant House In West Baltimore
• Elgin Baylor, Lakers Legend And Hall Of Famer, Has Died At 86 (CBS News)
• College Applications Surge During Pandemic & Due To Optional Test Scores
• Point Park University Launches 8-Week Beer Brewing Course
• Gophers Hire Xavier Assistant Ben Johnson As Men's Basketball Coach
• Newly Launched Metro-Detroit Black Business Alliance Advocates, Provides Resources To Black Small Businesses
• Recognizing Differences Between Allergy, COVID-19 Symptoms As Spring Allergy Season Approaches
• 15-Year-Old Baltimore Boy's Death Ruled A Homicide After Police Responded To Possible Child Abuse Case In January
• Photos Of Migrant Children Detention Highlighting Biden's Border Secrecy Shared By Texas Democratic Congressman Henry Cuellar
• Several NH Schools Closed Due To Teacher Absences After COVID-19 Shot
• Pennsylvania State Senator Mike Regan In Hospital After Motorcycle Accident
• Lakers Legend Elgin Baylor Dies At 86
• 444 Guns Turned In During LAPD Anonymous Gun Buyback Program
• Wheaton Man Sentenced To Seven Years In Prison On Cocaine And Heroin Charges
• Elgin Baylor, Lakers legend and Hall of Famer, has died at 86
• Police Officer Catches Up To Robbery Suspect Making A Getaway In Shaler Township
• Chippewa Tribes Blast Wolf Hunt In Wisconsin, Call It A 'Hurried Plan To Kill Ma'iingan'
• Man Shot, Left Paralyzed In May 2016 Shooting Dies From Complications
• Billboard Outside Fenway Park Gives Thanks To Boston For Mookie Betts
• Derek Chauvin Trial, Day 11 Live Updates: 14th Juror Seated, Court Still Seeking More Jurors For Backup
• How March Madness underdogs dashed gamblers' hopes
• Motorcyclist Killed, 2 Seriously Injured In San Jose Highway 85 Crash
• AAA: After Weeks Of Increases, Gas Prices Stabilize In Western Pennsylvania
• COVID Vaccines: Contra Costa Expanding Eligibility To All Residents 50 And Older
• Latest Snow Totals From Sunday Night Storm Along Colorado's Front Range
• Migrants seeking asylum despite warnings
• Developers Could Soon Have To Pay Thousands More To Tear Down Residential Buildings In Pilsen, Near Bloomingdale Trail
• Red Sox Tickets For April Home Games Go On Sale March 25
• Supreme Court to hear Boston Marathon bomber death penalty case
• Sleepy Semi Driver Blamed For Diesel Spill On I-25: John Brothersen Cited With Careless Driving
• Texas Roadhouse CEO Kent Taylor dies after COVID-19 struggle
• Man linked to 5 deaths claims he killed 16 total
• Dallas Police Trying To Find Deadly Hit-And-Run Suspect As State Warns Of Increased Pedestrian Fatalities
• College Applications Surge During Pandemic & Due To Optional Test Scores
• COVID-19: Solano County Suffering From Steep Decline In Vaccine Supply
• Search On For Missing Maine Girl Lanie Nolan, 15, Possibly Picked Up By Vacaville Man
• Air Travel Picking Up As TSA Reports Pandemic-Era Record Number Of Screenings
• Philadelphia's 6th COVID-19 Mass Vaccination Site Opens At Edward O'Malley Athletic Association In South Philly
• Rivers Casino Shares Opportunities For Job Seekers
• Indoor Fitness Classes Resume In New York City; 'It Makes Such A Difference'
• Tiffani Thiessen On MTV's 'Deliciousness': 'It's Mind-Blowing What People Are Doing'
• New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy Urging Long-Term Care Facilities To Allow In-Person Visits
• Big-Rig Carrying 80K Pounds Of Beef Overturns On 101 Freeway
• COVID Schools: San Jose's East Side Union High School District To Resume In-Person Learning In April
• More Than 1 Million COVID Vaccine Doses Given To Chicagoans
• NorCal Recreational Red Abalone Fishery Staying Closed For Next 5 Years
• Drivers Should Expect Delays On Interstate-30 As Major Dallas Bridge Is Closed For Repairs
• Krispy Kreme Offering Sweet Incentive To Get COVID Vaccine: Free Doughnut
• Facebook Hosting 'Virtual Boost' Tour For Businesses On Tuesday
• Pickup Hits Disabled Car On New Jersey Turnpike; 1 Killed, 2 Injured, State Police Say
• Charges: Southern Minnesota Man Stole $1,250 Worth Of Girl Scout Cookies From Loading Dock
• RTD Wants Rider Input About Potential Service Changes
• Police: Simi Valley Man John Piani Suspected Of Using Drone To Sell Heroin, Methamphetamine
• Market Square Farmers Market, Cranberry Farmers Market Accepting Vendor Applications
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Teachers, Staff Return To Classrooms
• These Michigan Krispy Kreme Locations Will Give You A Free Doughnut If You Received The COVID-19 Vaccine
• Kenny Chesney Moves Tour To 2022, Will Still Play U.S. Bank Stadium: 'I Want To Come Back 100%'
• Colorado Department Of Transportation Adds More Passing Lanes To Busy Stretch Of U.S. 287
• Pittsburgh Pirates Tickets For First Two Homestands Go On Sale Tuesday
• Texas Governor Greg Abbott Says 'Key Focal Point Is Supporting Small Businesses' Amid Ongoing Pandemic
• 2 Injured In San Francisco Mission Bay Shooting
• Flames Break Out At Haverhill Home While 11-Year-Old Does School Work Inside
• Pennsylvania Eases Mask Mandate For Vaccinated People
• LAUSD Teachers Union Votes Overwhelmingly To Return To Classroom
• State Health Officials To Increase COVID Vaccine Allocations As Maryland Prepares To Begin Phase 2A Tuesday
• Spring Storms Make A Quick Return To North Texas, Chance For Severe Weather Tonight
• Bear Cub Rescued From Tree Headed To Wildlife Rehab Center In Wisconsin
• Former Head Of FDA Raises Concerns About New York COVID Variant And Possible Re-Infection
• 2 Injured, Sign Knocked Down In Gary, Indiana Crash On I-80/94 Near Cline Avenue
• 6-Year-Old Boy Dies Of Gunshot Wound After Unsupervised Children Find Handgun
• 3 Michigan Relatives Sentenced For Elk Poaching
• Officers Happen Upon Street Race In Woodland; 1 Driver Cited, Has Car Impounded
• Bill Belichick Ranks Patrick Chung 'In The Upper Echelon' Of All The Players He's Coached
• Construction To Close I-80 Near I-680 In Fairfield For 5 Nights In April
• Las Virgenes School District Reopens Middle, High Schools
• COVID-19 In Illinois: 1,220 New Coronavirus Cases, 22 More Deaths; Hospitalizations Below 1,200 For More Than Two Weeks
• Kenny Chesney Concerts At Gillette Stadium Postponed To 2022
• Nassau County Announces Plan For Memorial Honoring Afghanistan, Iraq War Veterans
• 14 Suspected Impaired Driving Crashes Reported Over The Weekend, Maryland State Police Says
• Pasadena Confirms First Case Of More Contagious UK Variant
• COVID Vaccine: New Yorkers 50+ Become Eligible For Shot As Of Tuesday Morning
• Prosecutors Say Elizabeth Landlord Joseph Centanni Coerced Struggling Tenants Into Sexual Acts
• Weather Conditions Blamed After Douglas County Deputy Ends Up In Ditch
• DOC: Rush City Inmate's Death Being Investigated As Possible Homicide
• Almond Hulls Catch Fire At Stanislaus County Facility
• Twins, Timberwolves Tickets Go On Sale Soon
• Serial Stowaway, Marilyn Hartman, Due Back In Court Next Month
• Goethals Bridge Signs Misspelled On Staten Island Expressway
• Civil Rights Lawyer Lee Merritt Announces Run For Office Of Texas Attorney General
• Viability Of Some California Community Colleges Threatened By Steep Drop In Enrollment
• Pennsylvania Senate Republicans Won't Fast-Track Child Sex Abuse Lawsuit Window
• New Patriot Jalen Mills 'Almost Lost It' When He Met Bill Belichick
• AstraZeneca Could Soon Be Fourth U.S. COVID Vaccine Based On New Research
• COVID Restrictions: Winter Park No Longer Requires Reservations For Season Pass Holders
• Car Catches Fire Outside Bakersfield TV Station, Suspect Detained
• Lawsuit Filed Over Hit-And-Run Death Of Nicki Minaj's Father On Long Island
• Allegheny Co. Adding New COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics In Hill District And Ross Twp.
• Replay KPIX 5's Asians Under Attack: The Bay Area Reacts Special
• Kendrick Bourne Confident Cam Newton Will Bounce Back In 2021
• Asian American Attacks: KPIX 5 Maria Medina -- Time To Speak Up Against Asian Hate
• Supreme Court Could Reimpose Boston Marathon Bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's Death Sentence
• Trump backs GOP challenger to Georgia secretary of state
• New Law Says School Funding Will Depend On In-Person Instruction
• How Wes Welker, Jimmy Garoppolo Helped Prepare Kendrick Bourne To Join Patriots
• Gov. Tom Wolf Commits To Powering 50% Of State Government Buildings Through Solar Energy
• Lower Moreland Students Return To Full In-Person Learning
• Man Dies After Being Pinned Under Car, Baltimore County Fire Officials Say
• Caught On Video: Jose Navarette Arrested After Allegedly Taking 2-Year-Old Daughter Into Elephant Enclosure At San Diego Zoo For A Picture
• Third Wave Of Philadelphia Public School Students Return To Classroom, 22 More Schools To Reopen For In-Person Learning April 5
• 12-Year-Old Boy Grazed By Bullet In San Francisco Bernal Heights Shooting Early Saturday
• Bears Sign Former Broncos LB Attaochu To 2-Year Deal
• COVID In MN: MDH Reports 0 New Deaths For 1st Time Since Last April
• Supreme Court Could Reinstate Boston Marathon Bomber's Death Sentence
• Asian American Attacks: KPIX's Da Lin Has Experienced Racially Motivated Attacks
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: More Than 1.5 Million People Have Been Fully Vaccinated
• Cougar, 3 Tigers Test Positive For COVID-19 At Texas Wildlife Rescue 
• Florida Gas Prices Rise Again: Now About $2.90 Per Gallon
• Dundalk Man Injured After Motor Home Fell On Him
• Supreme Court Will Consider Reinstating Death Sentence For Boston Marathon Bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev
• Cook County To Open New Mass Vaccination Site In Forest Park On Friday
• COVID In Maryland: Nearly 8K Marylanders Have Died As A Result Of COVID
• Philadelphia Weather: Afternoon Highs To Top Out In Mid-60s With Sunny Skies Across Region
• Free Krispy Kreme Doughnuts For People Who Have Had The COVID-19 Vaccine
• Minnesota Boy, 9, Bitten By Shark In Florida: 'He Just Wants To Go Home'
• Pittsburgh Steelers Sign WR Tyler Simmons To 1-Year Contract
• Florida Online Tax Plan Moving Forward Amid Stimulus
• Stars Shutout Wings 3-0
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Box Truck Hit Several Cars On Pacific Coast Highway In Malibu, Leads Chase Into Somis Before Crash, Standoff
• 2 From Lawrence Killed In Rollover Crash On I-93 In New Hampshire
• Police: 8 Stabbed At Detroit Hookah Bar, Suspect Arrested
• Defense Lead Bulls Over Pistons 100-86
• Ones For Texas: Planting Trees
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 425 New Coronavirus Cases Over Last 48 Hours
• Celtics Trade Rumors: Boston Has Reportedly Been Engaged In Trade Talks For Aaron Gordon
• Blaney Wins At Atlanta
• Truckloads Of Trash Being Cleaned Up Off Central Valley Roadways
• COVID Vaccine Now Available For New Hampshire Residents 50 And Older
• Parent: Long Island School Headmaster Made 11-Year-Old Black Son Kneel During Apology To Teacher For Doing Wrong Assignment
• Kenny Chesney Postpones Tour, Including Heinz Field Stop, Until 2022
• AstraZeneca Vaccine Is 79% Effective Against Symptomatic COVID-19, Company Says
• Uber Driver Robbed At Gunpoint After Passenger Refuses To Put On Mask, Police Say
• Monopoly to update 16 cards
• Migrants Continue To Seek Asylum In U.S. Despite Officials Saying Not To Come
• Pittsburgh Police Locate Teen Adam Mahmoud Who Disappeared From Greenfield
• Today On Drew! Joel McHale, Drew In Your Business, Steven Bartlett
• Robert Kraft Was 'Really Happy' For Tom Brady After Super Bowl Win With Buccaneers
• Motorist Finds Person Face Down At Dallas Intersection, Police Ask Public For Information As Victim Remains In Coma
• COVID-19: Livermore Students Return To Classrooms; State Health Officials Adopt CDC's 3-Foot Distancing Rule
• NYPD Officer David Afanador Facing Charges For Allegedly Firing Gun On Long Island Beach
• Washington, D.C. mayor: Residents denied fundamental rights
• Missing 19-Year-Old Curtis 'Mason' Smith Found Dead In Frederick County
• Court Shows Interest In Lawsuit Over Death, Senior Housing
• Dr. Fauci to star in new children's book
• Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie Joins Mets Board Of Directors Under Steve Cohen
• 'Now They Know Where They Can Come': Equity Clinic Vaccinates Latino Population in Weld County
• San Francisco Woman Arrested After Wild Santa Rosa Pursuit
• 21-Year-Old Jasmine Hassan Dies After Being Run Over By Driver Along McKinney Avenue
• Rep. Tom Reed Apologizes, Says He Will Not Seek Reelection After Sexual Misconduct Allegation
• Man Shot Multiple Times In Baltimore's Pigtown Neighborhood
• At Least 21 Shot, 4 Killed In Weekend Gun Violence In Chicago; Police Officer, 10-Year-Old Boy Among Those Wounded
• Married 66 Years, Bill and Esther Ilnisky Died Minutes Apart From COVID-19 At Florida Hospice
• March Finally Delivers, Wettest In Nearly 30 Years For Denver With More To Come
• Maryland Bill Would Make It Illegal For Employers To Mandate COVID Vaccine
• Microsoft says Washington employees can head back to the office
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Moderna Booster
• Suspect In Custody After Brief Early Morning Standoff At South Sacramento Apartment
• Texas Roadhouse CEO Kent Taylor Dies Amid COVID-19 Struggle
• Weather Blog: Spring Is Here
• W. Va. Governor Proposes Exempting Part Of Unemployment Benefits
• Tyler Johnson Breaks Tie, Lightning Beat Panthers 5-3
• Crews Knock Down Fire In North Minneapolis Fourplex
• Colorado Weather: Mostly Cloudy, Cool Week Ahead With Two More Storms Expected
• EPA Now Studying Impact Of 11,500 Diesel Spill After Tanker Crash On I-25
• Celtics Trade Rumors: Atlanta's Collins, Bogdanovic Reportedly On Boston's Radar
• Miami Weather: Cool Start, Sunny & Mild Afternoon
• WATCH: Winslow Township Police Rescue Woman From Burning Apartment In Sicklerville
• PTL Links: March 22, 2021
• 'Devastating And Tragic:' 12-Year-Old Boy Stabbed Inside Of Downtown McDonald's
• San Juan Unified To Welcome Back All Students For First Time Since Distance Learning Began
• Biden COVID adviser on racism's role in pandemics
• James White 'Taking His Time' In Free Agency
• As Congress prepares to take up D.C. statehood, national support grows
• Shooting victims' loved ones struggle to cope: "I cannot accept it"
• Signs Your Child May Have Vision Problems
• Sacramento Farmers' Market Moves From Downtown To Arden Fair
• Third Stimulus Check: Additional Benefits In The Economic Relief Package
• Kennedy High Football Player Emmanuel Antwi Dies After Collapsing During Game Against Hiram Johnson
• KPIX 5's Asians Under Attack: The Bay Area Reacts
• Despite Pandemic, Boxville Marketplace In Bronzeville Is Booming
• Hundreds Of People Report Apparent Meteor Lighting Up The Skies Above The East Coast
• Robert Kraft On Patriots Free Agent Spending Spree: 'We're In This Business To Win'
• Up-And-Coming North Texas Country Singer Taylor Dee Killed In Rollover Crash
• 76ers Escape Knicks Behind Harris' 2 Late Free Throws In OT
• Gregory Ulrich, Charged With Murder In The Buffalo Clinic Shooting, Appears In Court
• Better Put On Your Sherlock Holmes Hat For The 'Art Heist Experience' At The Arsht Center & The Broward Center For The Performing Arts
• West Coast Supply Bottlenecks Backing Up Freighters In San Francisco Bay
• GOP unites on "election integrity" message for coming elections
• U.S. "deeply concerned" as China starts Canadians' trials in secret
• Student-Led Vigil In Bucks County Sends Important Message To Victims, Survivors Of Sexual Violence
• Back Of The Yards Residents Can Sign Up For Vaccine Monday
• Biden administration pressed to allow media to border facilities
• Severe flooding hits New South Wales, Australia
• U.S. defense chief visits Afghanistan as troop deadline looms
• Defense From Finney-Smith, Luka Scoring Help Dallas Mavericks Rout Trail Blazers 132-92
• Bureau Of Labor Statistics Report For February Shows Glimpse Of Hope For Job Seekers
• Pittsburgh Weather: Clear Skies And Sunshine To Start The Week
• Water Main Break Shuts Down Route 9 In Both Directions In Brookline
• COVID In New York: Gym Owners, Fitness Class Instructors Ready For 33% Capacity Starting Monday
• Tom Reed will not seek reelection in 2022 after misconduct claim
• What's Open, What's Closed As Massachusetts Begins Reopening Phase 4 Monday
• Trump looking to launch social media platform, adviser says
• AstraZeneca says U.S. trial shows COVID vaccine 79% effective
• Inside the prosecution of the Capitol rioters
• Bodies of two hikers found at Acadia National Park in Maine
• Miami Beach City Commission Extends Curfew, Causeway Closures
• Miami Beach extends spring break curfew as crowds stay unruly
• Massachusetts Travel Order Replaced With An Advisory - Here's What Changes
• Chosen 300 Ministries Says 'We're Not Moving' After Neighbors Complain About Noise From Services Held At Love Park
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/22 Monday Morning Forecast
• Thousands More Illinois Residents Eligible For COVID Vaccine Beginning Monday, But Different Rules For Different Jurisdictions Leave Many Confused
• Keeping You And Your Pets Safe From Fleas And Ticks
• At least 6 reportedly killed as Syrian regime shells a hospital
• Chicago Weather: Mild Day Monday, Rain On The Way
• Video shows elephant charging man, girl inside zoo habitat
• Man Shot Twice On 15th Street SEPTA Platform In Center City, Same Platform Where SEPTA Worker Brutally Beaten Last Week
• Firefighters Battle House Fire In Logan
• Two Americans charged in Japan with helping ex-Nissan boss escape
• New Boardwalk Installed In Frick Park's Nine Mile Run
• Dozens Take Part In Black Lives Matter Rally At Westminster College
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• Buddy Boeheim Gets Dad Back To Sweet 16 As Syracuse Tops WVU
• Love On The Front Lines: Couple Meets While Working At Worcester DCU Field Hospital
• 'We Are Tired Of Living In Fear:' Hundreds Gather To Call For End To Violence Against Asian-Americans

Videos from March 22, 2021

• Biden administration scrambles to house migrants at border
• Authorities give update on deadly Colorado supermarket shooting
• Police procession for officer killed in Colorado supermarket shooting
• Special Report: Officer among multiple people killed in Colorado supermarket shooting
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• Multiple people killed in supermarket shooting in Boulder, Colorado
• Many Americans pour stimulus money into stock market
• CDC warns U.S. could experience a variant-fueled COVID surge as states lift restrictions
• Chaotic scene at Colorado grocery store following report of active shooter
• Police on scene of active shooter situation in Boulder, Colorado supermarket
• Lakers legend Elgin Baylor has died at 86
• Dad arrested after taking child into elephant enclosure
• Families mourn loved ones after Atlanta-area spa rampage
• More than 400 suspects charged in Capitol riot
• Roughly 16,000 unaccompanied minors now in U.S. custody
• U.S. study finds AstraZeneca COVID vaccine 79% effective
• In wake of 2020 losses, GOP unites around "election integrity" message
• Man says his family was in grocery store as gunman opened fire
• New York prosecutors question ex-wife of the son of Trump Organization's CFO
• Witness describes active shooter incident at grocery store in Boulder, Colorado
• Sex trafficking victim shares her story with 60 Minutes+
• Trump backs GOP challenger to Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger
• Krispy Kreme giving free doughnuts to vaccinated people
• NFL star Deshaun Watson facing assault lawsuits
• U.S. study finds AstraZeneca vaccine 79% effective against symptomatic COVID-19
• Israel holding fourth election in two years
• New York Times explores accused Atlanta-area gunman's religious background
• Capitol rioters could face sedition charges, prosecutor suggests
• More than 15,000 migrant children in U.S. custody at southern border
• GOP unites on "election integrity" message and voting restrictions
• Former top Capitol assault prosecutor says some rioters could face sedition charges
• Sociologist on America's history of hypersexualizing Asian women
• Zero perfect brackets left in March Madness tournament
• Doctor on AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine trial results, risk of spring break surge
• AstraZeneca says its COVID-19 vaccine is safe and highly effective after U.S. clinical trial
• Miami Beach extends emergency curfew as police, partiers clash over spring break
• Country singer Rissi Palmer reflects on her return to Grand Ole Opry
• Olympic runner Alysia Montaño on supporting mothers who are professional athletes
• Track and field star Dawn Harper-Nelson on motherhood, training for Olympics
• Former NCAA Coach Muffet McGraw on fighting for gender equality in sports, enacting change
• New York City high schools reopen after some have been closed for more than a year
• Writer shares her experience growing up Asian American in the South
• WorldView: Australia flooding, U.K. protests, Myanmar unrest
• Senator Chris Murphy on conditions he saw children kept in when visiting border facility
• Biden administration tells migrants to stay home despite more than 100,000 apprehensions last month
• AstraZeneca says trial data from U.S. study on its COVID-19 vaccine shows it's 79% effective
• 3/22: CBSN AM
• Biden administration scrambles to house thousands of migrant children as border crossings surge