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Articles from March 23, 2021

• Richmond Passes Emergency Ordinance To Stop Evictions During Pandemic
• Lawmakers Consider Plan To Clear, Relocate Dozens Of Homeless Encampments In San Jose
• Police Release Photo Of Woman Suspected Of Stealing Puppy From DTLA Residence
• Orange County Meets Metrics To Move To Orange Tier By April 7
• LAFD Firefighters Contain Blaze At Shadow Hills Home
• Report: Darrell Steinberg Won't Be Next State Attorney General
• Curry Still Injured, Sixers Hold Off Warriors 108-98
• Search For Man Who Exposed Himself To Juvenile At Half Moon Bay High School
• Travelers Running Into Problems With Redeeming Airline Credits
• Grocery Store Shooting: Nuggets Coach Malone Breaks Down Remembering Shooting Victims
• Warriors Coach Steve Kerr Makes Powerful Call For Background Checks After Latest Mass Shootings
• Actor George Segal Dies Of Complications After Bypass Surgery, At 87
• Chicago Weather: Rain Through The Night
• UPDATE: Victim Succumbs To Gunshot Wound In East San Jose
• Gun Control Debate Takes Center Stage Again Following Boulder King Soopers Shooting
• Senators Debate Gun Control At Judiciary Committee Hearing
• Memorial For Fallen Officer Eric Talley Grows Greatly Day After King Soopers Shooting
• Ald. James Gardiner Denies Permit Parking Exception For Residents Of Northwest Side Building; Owners Think It's Retaliation For Social Media Posts
• 7-Day Average COVID-19 Positivity Rate Falls Across Southland
• Doctors Concerned As COVID Cases Plateau In Massachusetts
• Family Searching For Answers After Couple Dies Hiking In Acadia National Park
• Shot Of A Lifetime: Freelance Photographer Snaps Kirill Kaprizov's Rookie Card Photo
• Oak Brook Village Board Approves Sale Of Part Of Water System to Aqua Illinois, Controversial Company That Was Embroiled In Lead Crisis In University Park
• Randle Scores 37, Knicks Rout Wizards
• VA Pittsburgh Eliminates Age Requirement For Eligible Veterans Seeking COVID-19 Vaccine
• Facebook Group Reunites Owners With Stolen Or Carjacked Cars That Were Dumped In Englewood Alley
• Lankinen Makes 33 Saves As Blackhawks Beat Panthers 3-2
• See It: Dolphins Spotted Swimming In East River Near Greenpoint, Brooklyn
• NCAA: Jones And 3-Pointers Key No. 1 Stanford Over Cowgirls 73-62, Advance To Sweet 16
• COVID Vaccine In Minnesota: Eligibility Expansion Announcement Expected This Week
• Marylanders Age 16+ With Disabilities Added To Vaccine Phase 2B
• Heat To Open Vaccinated-Only Sections For Fans On April 1
• 'Definition Of An American Hero': Officer Eric Talley Among 10 Victims Of Supermarket Shooting
• COVID In Chicago: Department Of Public Health Cuts Off Innovative Express Care, Says Provider Gave 6,000 Doses Of Vaccine To People Who Were Not Supposed To Get It
• Maryland Will Have 12 COVID Mass Vaccination Sites Opened By The End Of April
• Rep. Ted Deutch Renews Call For Gun Reform Following Boulder Shooting That 'Hits Really Hard'
• 'Virginia Woolf' Star George Segal Dies At 87
• Where Minnesota Lawmakers Stand On Solutions For Gun Violence
• Kensington Community 'Disinvested In For The Last 40 Years' Protest SEPTA Closing Somerset Station
• Boulder Police Identify Suspected Mass Shooter As Ahmad Al-Issa
• Boston Among 74 School Districts To Request Waiver To Delay In-Person Learning
• Lankinen Makes 33 Saves As Blackhawks Beat Florida Panthers
• Push To Legalize Recreational Marijuana In Maryland Fails
• Bears Bring Back Linebacker Christian Jones, Sign Offensive Lineman Elijah Wilkinson
• Man At Center Of Chase In Stolen SUV Arrested In Amador County
• Man Wanted For Allegedly Stealing SUV In Sacramento Arrested In Amador County
• COVID Restrictions In Colorado: Health Officials Release 'Dial 3.0'
• How Does La Niña Impact Our Weather?
• U.S. Coast Guard Renames Wing At California Training Center In Honor Of Arnold Palmer
• Man Shot In Brooklyn Center Apartment Building
• Gov. JB Pritzker Signs 4 Bills Into Law Targeting Jobs, Predatory Loans, Housing
• Veteran Actor George Segal, 'Goldbergs' Star, Dies At 87
• Kindergarteners To Raise Rescued Chickens In Baltimore County
• Resident Dead, Firefighter Unaccounted For After Massive Blaze Destroys Evergreen Court Home For Adults In Rockland County
• Derek Chauvin Trial: With 15th Juror Picked, Jury Selection Is Complete
• King Soopers & Instacart Employees Remembered After Deadly Shooting
• Ingram, Williamson Pace Pelicans In 128-111 Win Over Lakers
• Community Health Center In South LA Prioritizing Effort To Vaccinate Most Vulnerable Populations
• 'Emergency Town Hall' Addresses Anti-Asian Hate, Violence In US
• Some Yolo County Restaurants Having Trouble Getting More Hires As County Shifts Into Orange Tier
• Detroit's Fisher Theatre To Be Acquired By U.K. Company
• 'I Am Blessed' | Keith Bailey, Man Hospitalized In Pedestrian Crash At Mondawmin Mall, Recovering From Injuries
• McLeod, Palmieri Score In New Jersey's Win Over Flyers
• Suns Stay Hot, Heat Struggle Again As Phoenix Rolls, 110-100
• Family Of Slain 27-Year-Old Woman Says She Was A Dedicated Mother
• 2nd Eaglet Of 2021 Hatches At Hays' Bald Eagle Nest Hours After 1st
• Philadelphia Natural Hair Stylist Applauds CROWN Act After Hair Discrimination Caused Her To Leave Corporate America
• Whitmer Urges Legislature To Pass $300M Budget Request To Fix The State's Infrastructure
• Clinton Township Police Chief Dies From COVID-19 Complications
• Termination Of Former Fort Worth ISD Teacher Georgia Clark Upheld By District Court
• Alcohol Sales Falling For First Time Since Pandemic Started
• In-Person Prison Visits Stopped Due To COVID Pandemic Will Soon Resume
• Baltimore City Grand Jury Indicts Billy Johnson For Fatal Stabbing Of His Boyfriend Brandon Fleming
• Flyers Lose Third Straight, 4-3 To Devils
• Police Trying To Identify Alleged Kips Bay Package Thief
• Group Surprises 96-Year-Old Holocaust Survivor With Passover Meal
• 'Virginia Woolf,' 'Goldbergs' Star George Segal Dies At 87
• COVID: Labor Shortages Loom As Reopening Bay Area Businesses Try To Rehire Former Workers
• Aurora Police Arrest Rochelle Charest For Fire At Roadside Memorial
• Police: Over $1,000 Stolen From Elderly Woman's Purse In Harlem
• Natural History Museum, La Brea Tar Pits To Reopen In April
• Dallas Police Identify Jonathanlacory Rogers As Suspect In Deadly Shooting At Pryme Bar Nightclub
• Proposed California Law That Would Stiffen Penalties For Drug Dealers Stalls In Committee
• Massachusetts Man Pleads Guilty To Running Steroid Ring
• Judge blocked Boulder assault weapon ban 10 days before shooting
• DJ Kopec Surpasses $2M Raised For Local Organizations In One Year With Quarantine Dance Parties
• Dallas' Parkland Hospital Closes Coronavirus Units
• Woman, Child Injured After Minivan Crashes Into Long Island Home
• 2nd Mass Vaccination Site To Be Held At New Hampshire Motor Speedway
• BARCS Caring For 'Moose', Dog Found Stabbed Near Clifton Park
• CHP: Speed Likely A Factor In Crash That Killed 3, Injured 2 Officers
• Asian American Attacks: San Francisco Firefighters Volunteer To Patrol Chinatown Streets
• Prince Harry Joining San Francisco Mental Health Wellness Startup
• Asian American Attacks: Woman Dragged By Car During San Francisco Robbery
• Gas Prices Expected To Hit $3 Per Gallon By Memorial Day, Experts Say
• Philadelphia One Of Top Cities In US For Termite Treatments, Orkin Finds
• COVID: Alameda County In Red Tier For At Least 1 More Week; Another Case Surge Possible
• COVID Reopening: Contra Costa County Aims For Orange Tier In Early April
• Baltimore Ranked 15th On Orkin's Top-50 Termite Cities List
• MTA: Drop In Subway Ridership Allowed Trains To Pick Up Speed
• Get Help: Counseling Available Through Disaster Distress Helpline & Other Resources
• 'I'm The Right Guy For This Job': New Gophers Coach Ben Johnson Aims To Keep Top State Talent Home
• Lawyer For Texans QB Deshaun Watson Says Sexual Assault Lawsuits Followed Blackmail Attempt
• Fire Causes Tank Explosion At Long Island Asphalt Plant
• Obamacare Enrollment Period Extended
• Spring Training 2021: Arrieta, Keuchel Both Looking Good On Pitcher's Mound As White Sox Beat Cubs
• Paterson Launches New Gun Suppression Program In Response To Uptick In Shootings
• Popa Brothers Creating Magic For Pitt Baseball In Once-In-A-Lifetime Opportunity
• Minneapolis Firefighters Rescue 2 Kids From Northeast House Fire
• LAPD Officers Shoot Allegedly Armed Man Outside Olympic Station
• Vigils Planned To Remember Those Killed In Grocery Store Shooting
• Retired Columbine High School Principal Offers Advice To Colorado: 'We Can't Give Up'
• Injured Grandmom Who Fought Back Against Attacker To Donate Funds Raised To AAPI Community
• Baldwin High School Students Hold Hallway Rally To Discuss Sexual Assault
• COVID In Delaware: State Opening Vaccine Waiting List To Residents 50 And Over
• 10,000 Fans Allowed In Pimlico Race Course At Preakness 146 In May, No InfieldFest
• #DineSaintPaul Seeks To Spur Capitol City's Restaurant Recovery
• Denver Weather: Second Of Three Storms This Week Brings More Snow
• 10 Killed In Colorado Supermarket Shooting Identified, 21-Year-Old Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa In Custody
• 'He's Wrong To Think We Can Take A Step Backward': Overhaul Proposed For The USPS Could Worsen Mail Delivery Problems
• 4 Charged In Connection With Deaths Of Poisoned Pigeons In Downtown Pittsburgh
• Vaccinated Nursing Home Resident Tests Positive For COVID-19 After Reunion, Family Says
• With Updated State Rules, COVID-Vaccinated Illinois Nursing Home Residents Can Finally Get Hugs
• Pandemic Pounds: Research Shows People Gained Weight Under Lockdowns
• 'A Vindictive Federal Criminal Investigation': Mosbys' Attorney Wants Federal Prosecutors Removed From Probe Into Their Finances
• 'She Had The Biggest Heart': Tralona Bartkowiak, Woman Killed In Boulder Shooting, Grew Up In The San Fernando Valley
• Rare Gray Wolf Moves Farther South Into Central California
• Firefighter Hazmat Team Respond After Caltrans Workers Exposed To Substance In Sacramento
• New Illinois State Rule Says People With Proof Of COVID Vaccination Don't Count Against Capacity Limits; Rule Still Under Review For City Of Chicago
• 2 Texas Republican US Lawmakers Say Unaccompanied Minors Will Hit 'Maximum Level' At Dallas Convention Center Wednesday
• Chicago COVID Cases Continue To Rise Among Young Adults, 26 States On City's Travel Order
• COVID In Indiana: Gov. Eric Holcomb Plans To End Statewide Mask Mandate In 2 Weeks
• California COVID Cases Keep Falling And More Businesses Reopen
• De Blasio Announces 80,000 New York City Employees Will Return To Their Offices May 3
• Upper Darby Pharmacy Receives 'No Explanation Why' It Stopped Receiving COVID-19 Vaccine After Administering 1st Shots
• 'Business Is Extraordinary': Cape Cod Hotels Looking Forward To Bright Summer
• Former Ravens QB Joe Flacco Signing With Philadelphia Eagles
• University Of Pittsburgh Reports Confirmed Case Of UK Coronavirus Variant
• Keller @ Large: Lawmakers Rehash Old Arguments About Gun Control After Colorado, Georgia Shootings
• You Got The COVID Vaccine, What's Next? Maryland Doctor Says Life Won't Return To Normal Just Yet
• Homeless Advocate Minister Steve Bringham's Truck Stolen After He Assists People Displaced By Lakewood Fire
• Asian American Attacks: US Army Veteran Attacked In San Francisco; Suspect Arrested For Hate Crime
• Call To Boost Minnesota Hate Crime Laws Renewed Amid Surge In AAPI Attacks
• Thieves Break Into San Francisco's Pineapple King Bakery Twice In One Night
• Returning U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Offloads Tons of Pot, Cocaine in Alameda
• Robinhood Files Confidentially For IPO Despite Disastrous Start To 2021
• Pandemic Putting Crimp In Nonprofit's Programs That Help The Homeless Find Jobs
• New Study Trying To Determine What Happens When Different Types Of COVID Vaccines Are Deliberately Mixed Up
• Hunter College High School Twins Breathe New Life Into Remote Learning, Create Viral Biology Lab Videos
• Philadelphia Eagles Sign Super Bowl 47 MVP Joe Flacco
• Head Of NYPD's Anti-Asian Hate Crimes Task Force Urges Victims To Report Incidents: 'We Can Come Up With A Solution'
• Fire At Old White Fence Farm Possibly Linked To Squatters
• Kidsburgh: The Legend Behind Pittsburgh's Own Mr. Yuk
• Grocery Store Shooting: Flags Ordered To Be Flown At Half-Staff Until April 1
• Is A Mileage-Based User Fee A Likely Replacement For The State's Gasoline Tax?
• I-Team: Family Says State Guidelines Kept Elderly Mother Isolated Despite Receiving COVID Shot
• Disney Testing Facial Recognition Tech For Park Entry
• Pa. Leaders And Lawmakers Call For New Gun Safety Legislation After Colorado Grocery Store Shooting
• Baltimore Police Searching For Missing 32-Year-Old Larry Brown III
• Ram Recalls Heavy-Duty Trucks For Fire Risk
• FDA Warns Against Consuming Real Water-Brand Alkaline Water After 5 Nevada Children, Infants Suffer Acute Liver Failure
• 'We Shouldn't Have To Live Like This': Hear The Stories Of 2 Minnesotans Who Witnessed The Colorado Shooting
• With Hate Crimes On Rise, Residents In Some Communities Banding Together To Keep Asian New Yorkers Safe
• New Jersey Senator Proposes Palisades Protection Legislation Setting Height Restrictions For New Construction
• Judge Orders No Bond For Men Accused Of Drugging, Robbing, Raping Woman In South Beach
• Boston Software Company Developing Small Satellites To Improve Weather Forecasts
• Treasury chief says full employment is on the horizon
• Former Boston Mayor Marty Walsh Sworn In As Labor Secretary
• Hospital Surge Tent Turned Into Show Of Appreciation For El Monte Nurses, Healthcare Workers
• Police: Man Injured In East Baltimore Shooting Tuesday Afternoon
• Kim Janey Takes Over As Boston's Acting Mayor As Marty Walsh Heads To Washington
• Disney Testing Facial Recognition Tech For Park Entry
• Louisiana may owe abortion clinics' lawyers $8.6 million
• After Year Of Virtual Shows, Boston Comedians Excited For Limited Audience
• $3,000 To $3,600 Child Tax Credits: Why The Promised Monthly Payments May Be Delayed
• COVID Impact: NYS Legislature Under Intense Pressure To Not Raise Taxes On Businesses And The Wealthy
• Women's History Month: Assessing pandemic's disproportionate impact on women in the workforce
• 'Shy, Sweet, Zebra With A Silly Side,' Keeya Suffers Fatal Head Injury At Dallas Zoo 
• Call For Action After Delaware County Juvenile Detention Center Shut Down Over Abuse Allegations
• Allegheny County Council Meeting Rescheduled Due To COVID-19 Outbreak
• SFPD Arrests 4 Teens In Multiple Auto Burglaries Near Fisherman's Wharf
• Open For Business: The Herb Shop & Tea Lounge In Jenkintown Hopes To Help Others Help Themselves
• Shelter In Place Lifted In Andover After Burglary Suspect Flees Deputies
• 41 Dallas Area High School Students Get COVID-19 After Attending Dinner And Dance, County Says
• Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa Arrest Affidavit: Witnesses Say Deadly Shooting At King Soopers Started In Parking Lot
• Michigan Senate Backs Health Director Appointed By Whitmer
• Lawmakers Say Equity Still An Issue In Massachusetts COVID Vaccine Plan
• Man Sought In Attack Of Elderly Woman Inside Miami Beach Building
• COVID In Florida: 5,302 New Cases, 41 Additional Deaths Reported On Tuesday
• Phillies' Mental Performance Coaches Helping Players Stay In Right Frame Of Mind On And Off Field
• 'Bring Vaccination To The People': Alderman Worried His ZIP Code Isn't Part Of Protect Chicago Plus
• Video: Incredible Near Miss Of Patrol Officer As Semi Truck Slams Into Crashed Car
• Multi-Alarm Fire Breaks Out In Murray Hill Apartment Building
• More Than 5 Million People Vaccinated In Florida
• 350K Texans 'Overdue' For 2nd COVID-19 Vaccine Dose
• Wisconsin Senate Approves Booze-To-Go
• Yolo County Improves To 'Orange' Moderate COVID-19 Alert Tier
• Now Hiring: Texas Live! In Arlington Looking For Hundreds Of New Employees
• COVID: San Francisco Moves Into Orange Tier; Restaurants Move To 50 Percent Indoor Capacity
• UPDATE: All Lanes of Hwy 101 in San Mateo Reopen After Police Activity Closure
• Woman, 7 Inmates Suspected In $120K California EDD Fraud Ring
• NASA readies helicopter for historic flight on Mars
• Backcountry Skier Becomes 12th Avalanche Fatality In Colorado This Year
• Woman Found Dead After Standoff In Princeton Park, Man In Custody
• Twins Option Alex Kirilloff, Leave LF Wide Open
• Man Shot In Central Broward Crashed Head On Into Van In Front Of Swap Shop
• Minnesota Appeals Court Hears Arguments Over Line 3 Pipeline
• Monroeville Cancels 2021 Fourth Of July Parade
• AstraZeneca May Have 'Included Outdated Information' In COVID-19 Vaccine Trial Report, U.S. Says
• Crews On Scene Of Motorcycle Crash With Injury In Penn Hills
• Patriots Release Kicker Justin Rohrwasser
• 'The Far-Reaching Impact Of Senseless Violence': Tree Of Life Congregation Sends Condolences To Boulder, Colorado
• County Testing Of Sewage Samples Show Rise In Virus Presence
• Massachusetts Reports 1,476 New COVID Cases, 20 Additional Deaths
• School Bus Driver, 7 Children Hurt In Shrewsbury Crash Involving Tractor Trailer
• Crews Search For Missing 18-Year-Old Believed To Have Drowned In Benbrook Lake
• Filbert Street Garden Composts Food Waste Into 'Black Gold' To Grow Produce For Community
• The Detroit Promise Works To Boost College Enrollment Among Detroit Residents
• Dodgers Fans Troll Boston Red Sox With Mookie Betts 'Thank You' Billboard
• Woman Shot At Oregon House Property Shows Up At Yuba Sheriff Station
• Sixers' Danny Green Gifts University Of North Carolina $1 Million To Endow Men's Basketball Scholarship
• U.S. Sen. Tammy Duckworth Vows To Oppose President Joe Biden's Nominees Over Lack of AAPI Representation In Cabinet
• Pittsburgh City Council Bans Ownership Of Alligators, Crocodiles And Red-Eared Slider Turtles
• Philadelphia Police Investigating Series Of Door Thefts
• End Gun Violence Coalition Announces 3 Priorities To Address Gun Violence Gov. Wolf Says 'Scourge All Across Pennsylvania'
• 'Herd Immunity' Will Be Reached When Massachusetts Fully Vaccinates 4.1 Million People, Baker Says
• Philadelphia Continues Push To Host 2026 FIFA World Cup
• Cinnamon Toast Crunch Investigating After Viral Post Claims Shrimp Tails Found In Cereal
• Vaccine Assistant Positions Open In Fort Worth
• Camden County's Clementon Park And Splash World Goes Up For Auction
• 25-Year-Old Joaquin Tutton Dies Two Months After He's Shot In Dallas
• Dr. Arwady On Spring Break Plans: Don't Travel Until You're Fully Vaccinated
• Regal Cinemas To Reopen In April With Showings Of 'Godzilla Vs. Kong,' 'Mortal Kombat'
• IRS says more stimulus checks will land on March 24
• Pennsylvania Human Services Secretary Teresa Miller Announces Resignation
• Gov. Abbott Tells President Biden In Letter He's 'Emboldening Cartels, Smugglers And Human Traffickers' At Border
• Marathon Grill In Center City Welcomes Customers Back For First Time Since Last May
• 2 People Killed In Crash Involving Tractor-Trailer On Delaware Memorial Bridge
• Firefighters Battle House Fire In NE Baltimore
• Judge Mulls Requiring PG&E To Turn Off Power More Frequently To Reduce Wildfire Risk
• Wolf Administration Creates Portal For Organizations To Request Naloxone Nasal Spray
• Cambridge Police Officer Nicholas Gonzalez Charged With Misconduct In Office For Alleged Unlawful Arrest
• Spring Training Report: Changing The Baseball Could Lead To Fewer Home Runs
• Miami Tops List Of 50 Termite Cities In The US
• Manager At Hines VA Hospital Accused Of Groping 4 Women He Supervised
• John Marking Jr. Sentenced To 4 Years In Prison For Deadly Towson Hit-And-Run On New Year's Eve 2019
• Failure Rates Doubled Or Tripled During Second Semester At Most Maryland Public Schools, New Report Shows
• Report Finds Deaths Involving Pedestrians Increased During Pandemic Despite Fewer Drivers On Road
• LA Public Library Expands 'Library To Go' Hours, Adds Free Printing Service
• Domestic Disturbance Leads To Armed Kidnapping, Evading Arrest Charges In Hurst
• Krystal Lee Kenney: Resentenced To 18 Months After Original Sentence Vacated In Connection With Kelsey Berreth Murder
• Pride Lifeguard Tower Burned Down In Long Beach, Investigation Underway
• COVID Reopening: Santa Clara and Marin County Move Into Orange Tier
• Shelby Stults On MTV's '16 And Pregnant': 'Those Whole Nine Months Were A Huge Growing Up Process'
• Duxbury High School Football Team Used Anti-Semitic Language In Play-Calling System
• Patriots Mock Draft Roundup: Mac Jones Is A Popular Pick
• Pickup Truck Ends Up On Top Of Car In Woodlawn
• World War II Hero Jacob Cruz's Remains Returned Home To Southern California
• 'Concerning' U.K. COVID Variant Spreads More Easily, Affecting Younger Population, Maryland Officials Say
• Deshaun Watson Now Facing 14 Lawsuits Alleging Sexual Assault And Harassment
• Man Accused Of Holding National Guard Members At Gunpoint On Way To Delivering COVID-19 Vaccine In Texas
• Kyle Hendricks Named Cubs' Opening Day Starter
• U.S. Regal Cinemas set to reopen in April with "Godzilla vs. Kong"
• Inter Miami CF Co-Owner David Beckham Can't Stay Away From The Ball During Preseason Practice
• Ransomware Group Leaks Information From CU Cyberattack On Dark Web
• Graduations Get The Green Light From State Of Mass., Indoor And Outdoor Guidelines Released
• Texas Looking To Help Homebound Seniors Who've Been Unable To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• National Aviary Reveals Gender, Name Of Penguin Chick
• Florida Senate Panel Scales Back Bill That Would Have Reduced Bright Futures Scholarships
• Palo Alto Police Seek Suspect In Armed Robbery Of Ice Cream Parlor
• Thousands Receive Vaccine During Ford Field's Mass Clinic Soft Opening
• Update: All-Clear Given At Yountville Veterans Home After Search For Possible Gunman
• Car Crash, Shooting in East Oakland Results Leaves 1 Dead
• Got an email from Mackenzie Scott? It could be a scam
• Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney Receives First Dose Of Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine
• 19-year-old with autism pens cover letter to future employers
• CDC: Fully Vaccinated People Can Visit Unvaccinated Family, But Only One Household At A Time
• Officials: Gun In Deadly Grocery Store Shooting Purchased 6 Days Earlier
• Bail Denied For Charles Turner, Man Arrested In Stabbing Of Boy At Downtown Pittsburgh McDonald's
• BCA Seeks Public's Help Locating 17-Year-Old Reported As Runaway
• Local Lawyers Sue SFUSD Over Renaming Of 44 Schools
• 'COVID-Safe' Twin Cities Marathon Planned For October
• Bensalem Man, Anthony Troupe, Facing Charges For Allegedly Sexually Assaulting Two Children
• Mayor Duggan: HGTV's Curtis Was 'Scammed' In House Deal
• 7-Year-Old Boy Hospitalized After Allegedly Being Abused By His Mom And Her Boyfriend In Bethel Park
• 'It Does Not Have To Be This Way': Colorado Congressman Joe Neguse Talks About Gun Reform In Wake Of Deadly Grocery Store Shooting
• Yuba City Man, 36, Pleads Guilty To Child Porn Possession; Faces 10 Years In Prison
• COVID In Philadelphia: City Not Adopting Pennsylvania's Relaxed Restrictions On April 4
• Help Needed To Find Jogger Who Attacked 69-Year-Old Man At Irvine School Track
• 'Live Long And Prosper': William Shatner Turns 90, Plans Launch AI Video Interaction Experience
• Juvenile Arrested For Allegedly Robbing Pittsburg Bank With Fake Bomb
• Gunman Opens Fire On Lobby In Brooklyn
• Man Accused In Minnesota Clinic Shooting To Get Mental Exam
• Injured Woman In Wheelchair, Man Arrested In San Rafael Mail Theft
• Kimiko Glenn & Luke Youngblood On 'Baby Shark's Big Show!': 'It Caters to Pre-Schoolers, Parents, Grandparents'
• Baby Shark's Big Show!: 'It Caters to Pre-Schoolers, Parents, Grandparents'
• King Soopers Shooting: Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa Suspected Of Killing 10
• A Seat-By-Seat Look At The Jury In The Derek Chauvin Trial
• Michigan Second Grader Gains New Perspective After Publishing Book About Learning During COVID
• 3 Dead, 2 CHP Officers Injured In Horrific I-5 Crash Near Lodi
• 'My Heart Aches': Gov. Jared Polis Reacts To Deadly Shooting, Thanks First Responders
• Today On Drew! Alyson Hannigan, Manny Mua, Farideh Sadeghin
• West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice Signs Bill To Give Protection From COVID-19 Lawsuits
• Filmed In Pittsburgh, Jason Momoa's 'Sweet Girl' To Be Released This Year
• President Biden Urges Senate To Pass Bills Closing Loopholes On Background Checks Following Grocery Store Shooting
• COVID-19 In Illinois: New Cases On The Rise In The Past Week, Hospitalizations Also Up Slightly
• Veteran who lost her leg in Iraq sets sights on the Paralympics
• Florida Legislature Proposal Would Plug-In Higher Fees For Electric Vehicles
• 'Just Petting Horses,' Animal Abuse Suspect To Barn Manager After He's Caught On-Camera
• Transgender Student Awarded $300K Settlement In Discrimination Lawsuit Against Anoka-Hennepin School District
• 'Taking Advantage Of The Pandemic': Furloughed Hotel Workers Picket In Boston
• Women More Likely To Have Skipped Health Care During Pandemic Than Men, Report Reveals
• Denver Weather: Mountain Snow Reaches The Metro Area By Tuesday Evening
• "What are we doing?": Senators debate gun control in hearing
• What fueled the stock market's historic 12-month run amid COVID-19?
• Flock Of Nearly 2,000 Lawn Flamingos On Display In Boston's Seaport Neighborhood
• San Mateo Police Seek Suspected Wood Thief Targeting Benches, Picnic Tables At City Parks
• Fully Vaccinated People Can Visit Unvaccinated Family And Friends, But One Household At A Time, CDC Official Says
• COVID In Maryland: Over 8K Lives Lost To COVID, Hospitalizations & State Positivity Rate Up
• Human Remains Found In LA River In Los Feliz
• Anne Arundel County Officials Report Increase In COVID Case Rate
• ACLU, Civil Rights Groups Sue Pacifica Over RV Parking Ban
• Fort Worth Animal Control Is At Capacity, In Need Of Forever Homes & Foster Families
• Florida Rescinds Nursing Home Visitation Orders
• Seen On Video: Trash Can Suddenly Explodes At Times Square Subway Station
• State Agency Approved Sale Of Mercy Hospital To Non-Profit
• NYPD Hate Crimes Unit Looking Into Another Apparent Anti-Asian Incident In Queens
• Jonnu Smith: 'I Cried All I Could' After Signing With Patriots
• Authorities: Body Sealed Off In Ohio Home Was Woman's 19-Year-Old Son
• Secret Affairs & Allegations Of Big-Spending Pastors: What's Really Going On At Hillsong Church?
• 21-Year-Old Woman Strangled To Death, Found Inside South Baltimore Home
• Pittsburgh City Council Pushes To Prioritize Restaurant Workers For Vaccines
• Fort Worth's Stop Six Neighborhood Gets Permanent COVID Vaccination Site
• Unemployed Workers Complain They Cannot Certify Claims Due To California's EDD Site Outages
• Delaware Officials Investigating After Woman Fatally Stabbed In Bear
• 2 People Injured, Dog Killed In Antioch Apartment Fire
• Live Updates: 10 Colorado Shooting Victims Identified; Police Name Suspect
• Police Release Photo Of Suspect's Car In Fatal Hit-And-Run Of Jasmine Hassan, 21
• Prince Harry takes a job at Silicon Valley start-up
• One thing COVID-19 has changed: Our relationship with paper
• Multivehicle Wreck In Pacoima Leaves 1 Hurt
• New Study Reveals Busiest Intersections In New York State
• State Bill Would Force Gun Industry To Include 'Microstamps' On Handguns
• Celebrate Patrick Kane 1,000 Games With The Blackhawks
• National Weather Service Has Turbocharged Forecast Model For More Accurate Predictions
• Allegheny County Health Department Shuts Down Homewood Business
• Donuts and weed among freebies offered to vaccinated Americans
• Trial mixing-and-matching COVID-19 vaccines could be a game-changer
• Derek Chauvin Trial, Day 12 Live Updates: Jury Selection Complete As 15th Juror Is Seated
• Mass shooting witnesses recall moment gunman opened fire
• Powell tells court "no reasonable person" would take fraud claims as fact
• Man Dies After Hit-And-Run Crash In North Lawndale, Doctors Find Gunshot Wound To His Head
• Huge fire kills at least 15 in Rohingya refugee camp in Bangladesh
• Police: 1 Killed, 3 Injured In Detroit Shooting
• Jabree Johnson Injured In Police-Involved Shooting After Allegedly Attempting To Rob Undercover Federal Agents In Hamilton Township
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: CDC School Guidance
• CPS In-Person Learning Decision Due Tuesday
• Previously Scheduled Hearing On Gun Violence Takes On New Urgency After Colorado Mass Shooting
• Former Wilmington Police Officer Indicted For Allegedly Tampering With, Lying About Gun Used In 2019 Shooting
• 2 Fatally Stabbed In Altadena As Crime Unfolds On Zoom Call; Suspect Arrested
• Illinois State Rep. La Shawn Ford Resigns From Loretto Hospital Board Over Vaccine Scandal
• COVID In MN: 25% Of State's Population Has Received At Least 1 Vaccine Dose
• United Center Opens New Drive-Thru Vaccination Option
• FEMA Supported COVID-19 Vaccination Sites Return To Florida City, Sweetwater This Week
• Georgia Tourist Accused Of Threatening Miami Beach Valet Over $60 Parking Fee
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 3,515 New Cases, 39 Additional Deaths
• California's Senators Pushing Biden To Ban Sale Of Gas-Powered Cars
• 14-Year-Old Girl Missing From Westminster
• Massive Fire Destroys Preschool Under Construction In Milton
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Students To Moderate First In-Person Mayoral Debate
• M-24 Work To Resume In Oakland County
• Regal Movie Theaters To Start Reopening In April
• Fear as anger as Turkey takes "step backward" on protecting women
• Man Shot In Leg During Alleged Attempted Robbery In Essex, Police Say
• Temple University To Begin COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic For Students, Employees Next Week
• Civil War-Era Live Cannonball Round Discovered In Frederick County
• Cinnamon Toast Shrimp Tails? LA Man Makes Unsavory Discovery In His Cereal
• Statewide Tornado Drill Scheduled For Wednesday
• Identity Theft Suspect Arrested After Placer County Traffic Stop
• Florida Man Jumps From Hotel Balcony, Dies After Parachute Fails To Open
• Texas Is Opening Coronavirus Vaccinations To All Adults On March 29
• 'Getting Guns, Drugs Off the Streets,' Dallas Speeding & Racing Task Force Makes 33 Arrests Over Holiday Weekend
• Second 'Pip' Spotted In Hays' Bald Eagles Nest Just Hours After First Hatching
• Ted Karras Is Back, Eager To Earn His Spot On Patriots' Offensive Line
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 364 New Cases, No Additional Deaths
• 'The World Has Changed': RI-Based Hasbro Wants To Update Monopoly's Community Chest Cards
• 'Zombie Genes'? UIC Researchers Find Some Brain Cells Increase Activity After Death
• Police: Man Grabs 8-Year-Old Boy From Mother In Attempted Kidnapping At Bronx Subway Station
• Caught On Video: Jewelry Cart Stolen From Bronx Building
• GOP Continues Push To Rewrite Florida's Vote-By-Mail System
• Chicago Cop Who Bragged About Killing Someone Was Assigned To Team Designed To 'Strengthen Community Trust'
• Gov. Tom Wolf Announces Over 100,000 Pennsylvania Teachers, School Staff Members Have Received COVID Vaccine
• Grocery Store Shooting: 10 People Killed At King Soopers On Table Mesa
• COVID Shelter-In-Place Orders Led To Weight Gain, Study Finds
• Automaker Recalls Heavy-Duty Ram Trucks Because Of Fire Threat, Recommends You Park Outdoors
• University Of Pittsburgh Pauses Spring Football Drills Due To COVID-19 Protocols
• Under Florida Bill Victims Would Be Able To Track Rape Kit Processing
• Ruby Rose 'Stoked' For New 'Batwoman' Star
• Police: Railcar Filled With Molasses Explodes In Cannon Falls, Damages Building
• Tidal Basin Access Will Be Limited During Cherry Blossoms' Peak Bloom For COVID-19 Safety
• COVID-19 Vaccination Site At Pennsylvania Convention Center To Only Administer Second Doses For Next 3 Weeks
• Calif. Bill Seeks To Expand Microstamps To Guns Used By Police
• Missing Towson University Student Benedict 'Chiz' Umunakwe Found Safe
• Texas Doctor Clay Cockerell And His Clinic Accused Of Racking Up $4.2 Million In Fake Claims
• Texas Doctor And Clinic Accused Of Racking Up $4.2 Million In Fake Claims
• Police Seek Suspect, Vehicle In Fatal Shooting On Detroit's East Side
• Man Accused Of Fleeing After Assaulting Police Officer, Apprehended By K9
• Returning Coast Guard Cutter To Unload Nearly 10 Tons Of Illegal Drugs In Alameda
• COVID In N.Y. & N.J.: Vaccination Remains Priority, But Officials Warning Of Some High Infection Rates Due To Variants
• Police: Thami Stafyleras Dumped Puppy In Dumpster At Captree State Park
• How one indoor farm is changing how food is grown
• 16-Year-Old Charged In West Loop Carjacking
• 'Lots Of Screaming': Witness Recalls Moment Father, 2 Children Plunged 15 Feet From Camelback Chairlift
• Charli Collier Leads Texas Women Over Bradley In 1st Round Of NCAA Tournament
• Loyola 2 Wins Away From Repeating Historic Run To NCAA Final Four
• Secondhand Hounds
• California Lawmakers Take Aim At Jumpstarting 'Microstamps' On Handguns
• New Patriots WR Kendrick Bourne Promises 'Something Special Is About To Happen'
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: San Francisco, Santa Clara Counties Prepare For Move To Orange; Judge Asked To Force SF School Reopening
• Weather Blog: Fine Day Ahead
• Love Him Or Hate Him, Gragson Has NASCAR Talking
• Time For Danny Ainge To Shake It Up With A Trade For Aaron Gordon
• Single Mom Had $1,700 Stolen From Her Account, But Bank Won't Refund Her Without Proof She Was Hacked
• 'O.K.' Abbreviation Started In Boston 182 Years Ago
• Teachers question new 3-foot social distancing guidelines
• Philadelphia Weather: Region In Store For Sunny, Cloudy Afternoon Before Rain Chances Return Later This Week
• U.K. royals consider new role dedicated to addressing "diversity"
• Drive-Thru Job Interviews Bring Hundreds of Applicants To Stockton-Area McDonald's
• Miami Weather: Cool Start, Warm Sunny Afternoon
• Flower Heart Display Honors COVID Deaths And Lives Saved At Tufts Medical Center
• Most Americans Say The COVID-19 Pandemic Has Been Bad For Their Weight
• Snowmobiler Dies In Nevada County Avalanche After Snow Ledge Gives Way
• PTL Links: March 23, 2021
• March Madness: Sweet 16 Matchups, Tip Times, How To Watch
• Mail Carrier Finds Man, Woman Dead In Front Of Fair Oaks Home
• Lions Sign K Randy Bullock, QB Tim Boyle, WR Perriman
• Spring Storms Rattle Metroplex, Possible Tornado Touches Down In Central Texas City
• One Dead After Overnight Shooting In Aurora
• E-Scooter Companies Fear Pandemic's Impact On Rides In Second Pilot Program Could Leave Them Out Of Re-Opening Equation
• Firefighters For Healing
• Celtics Reportedly Frontrunners For Aaron Gordon, With Marcus Smart Potentially Heading To Magic
• Deadly fire ravages assisted living facility in NYC suburb
• North Texas Doctor Clay Cockerell And His Clinic Accused Of Racking Up $4.2 Million In Fake Claims
• 'It Can Be Alarming': COVID Vaccine Side Effect May Be Mistaken As Breast Cancer
• WATCH LIVE: Philadelphia Officials To Provide COVID-19 Response Update
• Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting Woman At Gunpoint In Queens
• Trial Review Board Raises Concerns About AstraZeneca Vaccine Data
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/23 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• Boston gets its first Black and first female mayor, Kim Janey
• Police Make Arrest Following Assault On Woman Leaving Protest Denouncing Anti-Asian Violence
• Police Chase Ends In Crash; Teen Driver Killed, 2 Injured
• Miami Beach Received Limited Supply Of COVID-19 Vaccine, Hotline Set Up For Appointments
• 10 People Killed In Boulder King Soopers Shooting, Including One Police Officer
• Why The Republican Press To Impose New Voter Restrictions Is A Race Against Time
• Most Americans say the pandemic has been bad for their weight
• What we know about the Atlanta shooting victims
• Refugee agency to fast-track release of some migrant children
• Pittsburgh International Airport Gets Green Light To Restart Terminal Modernization Project
• 14th juror seated in Derek Chauvin's trial in George Floyd's death
• DEA Conducts Raid At Beverly Hills Strip Mall
• House continues investigation challenging Republican win in Iowa
• WATCH: New Jersey Mom Returns From Service Overseas, Surprises Daughter On Her Birthday
• Husband says he wasn't told wife died in spa shooting
• Surfer Katherine Diaz killed by lightning while training for Olympics
• Feds say AstraZeneca's COVID vaccine trial info may be "outdated"
• GOP-led legal battle looms over billions in state and local COVID aid
• 10 killed in shooting at grocery store in Boulder, Colorado
• Frederick Woman Ashlea Luecke, 2-Year-Old Son Cooper Found Safe, Police Say
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cloudy Conditions, Rain Chances On The Way
• Chicago Weather: Rain Ahead Tuesday Afternoon, Night
• Register Online For Tarrant County COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics
• Man Robbed Of More Than $300,000 Worth Of Jewelry After Leaving Bar In Rittenhouse, Philadelphia Police Say
• Cuomo maintains support of voters, despite misconduct allegations
• Serena Williams Latest Star To Withdraw From Miami Open
• Two Men Accused Of Drugging, Raping Woman Who Died In Miami Beach Hotel Room
• Philadelphia District Attorney's Office Announces Charges Against Five People For Their Roles In Deed Fraud
• How To Organize, Declutter Your Home
• Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed In Frankford
• Siblings Plead Guilty In Theft Of $4 Million In MacBooks From Stanford
• Fox Scores 30, Haliburton Has 28 As Kings Beat Cavs 119-105
• Following CDC's Lead, Pa. Eases Mask Mandate For Fully Vaccinated People
• First Eaglet Of 2021 Hatches At Hays Bald Eagle Nest
• Pa. First Lady Frances Wolf Honors Food Bank Networks For Work Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Westmoreland Co. Commissioners To Hold Information Session On COVID-19 Vaccines
• Donato, Jones Lead Sharks Past Kings, 2-1
• Tuesday's Show Info (3/23/21)
• West Virginia Opens Vaccine Eligibility To All 16 And Over
• Pa. Dept. Of Health Reminding Residents To Be On The Lookout For Ticks
• Parents, Students Rally To Save Northgate Girls' Basketball Coach's Job
• Grizzlies Beat Celtics In Overtime, 132-126
• Renewed Call To Boost Minnesota's Laws Against Hate Crimes
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Charles Johnson, Wanted For Allegedly Murdering Khari Tyson

Videos from March 23, 2021

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• Powell and Yellen address economic recovery while testifying in front of House panel
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• "60 Minutes" interview about Capitol riot investigation sparks internal watchdog review
• Biden urges Senate to pass universal background checks for gun purchases
• U.S. health officials question AstraZeneca trial data amid push to speed up vaccinations
• AstraZeneca under scrutiny after accusations of cherry-picking vaccine data in U.S. trial
• Boulder shooting suspect bought semiautomatic rifle just 6 days before the attack
• Handyman becomes a hero with kidney donation
• Prince Harry lands executive position at tech startup
• USPS plans to cut post office hours and lengthen delivery times
• Migrant children in U.S. custody top 16,000 amid surge at border
• Voting rights activist: Georgia voting bill is Jim Crow with cologne and makeup
• Health panel rebukes AstraZeneca over "outdated" trial data
• Biden calls for immediate gun reform after mass shootings
• Family and friends mourn victims of Boulder mass shooting
• 10 dead in mass shooting at Colorado supermarket
• AstraZeneca trial results raise questions for U.S. health officials
• Mourners honor Olympic hopeful Katherine Diaz, who was killed by lightning
• What the Biden administration is doing to address surge in migrants at the border
• Washington, D.C. Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton weighs in on statehood bill
• Evanston, Illinois, to pay reparations to Black residents over housing discrimination
• Income and education levels divide Asian American community
• Deadly fire tears through Rohingya refugee camp
• Biden speaks on Boulder shooting and need for "common sense" gun laws
• Jury for Derek Chauvin trial is almost set ahead of opening statements next week
• "It's tragic": Boulder police chief pays tribute to officer Eric Talley, killed in supermarket shooting
• Colorado authorities investigating mass shooting at supermarket
• Dr. David Agus on what you can and can't do after full COVID-19 vaccination
• Recall movement aims to oust California Governor Gavin Newsom
• Doctor on U.S. health officials questioning AstraZeneca vaccine clinical trial results
• Psychiatrist on how racism, hate crimes are detrimental to emotional health
• Two mass shootings reignite debate over tougher gun measures
• How history of civil rights protests in America connects to George Floyd protests of 2020
• One man in custody after mass shooting kills 10 people at Colorado supermarket
• Study finds Americans gained significant weight during shelter-in-place orders
• Colorado Rep. Neguse says enough is enough after mass shooting in Boulder, calls for gun reform
• Attack on Colorado supermarket leaves community reeling
• Cuomo resists pressure to resign amid multiple allegations of sexual harassment
• Entrepreneur hopes to make Appalachia hub for indoor farming
• U.K. trial tests benefits of giving different COVID-19 vaccines for first, second shots
• Biden administration working to handle migrant crisis at U.S.-Mexico border
• Netanyahu seeks return to office, riding the wave of successful Israeli COVID immunization program
• Biden administration prepares possible $3 trillion infrastructure plan
• Biden administration to open fifth shelter for unaccompanied migrant youth
• AstraZeneca may have "included outdated information" in COVID-19 vaccine trial report
• Colorado shooting brings renewed attention to gun regulation
• Boulder police officer among 10 dead in Colorado supermarket shooting, suspect in custody
• 3/23: CBSN AM
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