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Articles from March 24, 2021

• Fremont Police Officer Involved In Deadly Shooting Following Chase on Hwy 84
• Jones Makes 42 Saves, Helps Sharks Sweep Series Vs Kings
• People Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19 Can Still Contract Virus, Study Shows
• California Water Officials Tell Communities To Prepare For Potential Water Shortages
• Oakland College Basketball Star Oscar Frayer Remembered After Deadly I-5 Crash In Central Valley
• Jones Helps Sharks Sweep Series Vs Kings With 4-2 Win
• Crowd Gathers Around Site Of Torched Long Beach Lifeguard Tower In Support Of LGBTQ+ Community
• COVID Vaccine In Minnesota: Finding A Second Dose May Be Tricky For Some
• Chicago Weather: Late-Day Rain On Thursday
• California Power Grid Operators Try To Avert Blackout Replay
• Contrary To Some Earlier Predictions, New Interest Surges In Returning To Offices Post-Pandemic
• Ald. James Gardiner Said He Could Not Make Permit Parking Exception For Portage Park Building, But CBS 2 Has Learned He Made Just Such Exceptions For 2 Other Addresses On Same Block
• Asian American Attacks: Man Who Stopped San Jose Diridon Station Assault Shares Story
• Bulls Have Lost 4 Of 5 As They Fall To Cavs
• Run Over For Northwestern Women As Louisville Claws Back From Early Deficit And Tops Them
• Porzingis Scores 29, Mavericks Beat Timberwolves 128-108
• Spurgeon Scores 2, Wild Beat Ducks 3-2 For 10th Home Win
• Strike Halts Construction Of New Amazon Facility In Markham
• Minnesota Marijuana Bill Continues Push Through House
• Coroner Identifies Woman Found Dead In Fair Oaks Driveway
• Carjacking Crisis Takes Horrific Turn As Rideshare Driver Is Shot Dead By His Own Passenger On West Side
• Harris To Lead Administration's Efforts To Stem Migration At Border
• Boulder City Council Honors King Soopers Victims: 'Set The Tone Tonight Of Healing'
• Texas Advances To Sweet 16 With 71-62 Win Over UCLA
• State Officially Links Childhood Cancer Cluster To Contaminated Water Supply In Wilmington
• Hurley: The Patriots Are Good Again, And It's OK To Admit It Now
• Keller @ Large: Boston Mayor Kim Janey Will Have Campaign Advantage If She Wants To Keep The Job
• Lawmaker Seeks To Streamline 'Disjointed' Bay Area Transit Scheduling, Fare Systems
• Nuggets Take 3rd Loss In 12 Games After Fall To Raptors
• Allegheny County Leaders Say People Need To Remain Safe As COVID-19 Cases, Temperatures Increase
• Report Claims Cuomo Administration Prioritized Family Members, Power Brokers For COVID Testing During Early Days Of Pandemic
• Security Experts Issue Warning About Counterfeit COVID Vaccination Cards, Negative Test Results For Sale Online
• Victim Of Anti-Asian Assault Turns Pain Into Art With Proceeds Benefitting Local Nonprofit
• Thinking Of Making Minnesota Summer Travel Plans? Act Fast
• Lakewood Residents Ordered To Shelter In Place Following Shooting
• Must Watch: NYPD Officer Busts A Move At Lite Feet Dance Challenge
• Connecticut High School Students Could Face Disciplinary Action For Bracket Ranking Female Classmates
• Police Violently Raided Bellwood Village Trustee Candidate's Home All Because Of Prank Call: Are Police Doing Due Diligence?
• Tsunami Hazard Maps Released For Alameda, Monterey, San Mateo Counties
• Top Loretto Hospital Official Dr. Anosh Ahmed Out Amid COVID Vaccine Scandal
• Woman Shot In Head While In Moving Vehicle In Belmont Cragin
• More Than 100 Rally In Pittsburgh To Protest Violence Against Asian Americans
• Joshua David Eckenrode Charged In Murder Of Curtis Mason Smith In Frederick
• 'We Unite, We Stand' | 'Stop Asian Hate' Solidarity Rally Held In Columbia
• CSU Issues Alert After 1 Person Stabbed At On-Campus Apartments
• Family Of Black Teen Falsely Accused Of Taking Cellphone Files Lawsuit Against Miya Ponsetto, Arlo Hotel
• Leonard, Clippers Dominate Spurs For 3rd Straight Victory
• Maryland Sees Rise in COVID-19 Infections, Hospitalizations, Variant Cases
• Middleton, Bucks Beat Celtics 121-119 For 8th Straight Win
• LA County Reports COVID-19 Death In Person Under 18, San Bernardino Surpasses 290K Total Cases
• Sapthre Farms Is Turning Maple Syrup Into Whiskey
• Baltimore Church Continuing To Hold Services Despite COVID Violations, City Officials Say
• CPS Board Approves Starting 2021-2022 School Year A Week Early, Discusses Alternatives To School Resource Officer Program
• Local High School Senior Receives 4-Year Scholarship To McDaniel College
• One Dead After Shooting At Bridgeview Secretary Of State Facility
• First-Of-Its-Kind Study Looks At Most Common Neurological Symptoms In COVID Long Haulers
• Parts Of DFW Area Hit With Hail Wednesday Night
• Minneapolis Police Help Reunite Stolen Elderly Dog With Her Owner
• Pitkin County Moves To Level Orange On New COVID Dial 3.0
• State's Chief Medical Executive Administers Vaccines At Ford Field's Site Opening
• Studio Inside UPMC Children's Hospital Helps Kids Escape The World And Realize Their Dreams
• 'We Don't Have To Pretend Like We're OK': Support Services Available For Community After Boulder Shooting
• Dallas Police Arrest Suspect In Murder From Last July
• Travelers Booking Sonoma Co. Destinations For A Post-Pandemic Getaway Close To Home
• South Jersey Woman Recounts Dog Being Attacked By Glassboro Police K9: 'Shaking Him Around Like A Chew Toy'
• Minnesota Driver's License Renewal Extension Ends In 1 Week
• 20-Year-Old College Student Gets Nearly 100 Stitches After Shark Attack On Juno Beach
• Fire Impacts 2 Fairfield Homes; Multiple People Displaced
• 'Rikki Was Living Her Dream': Vibrant King Soopers Employee Mourned
• 92-Year-Old Woman Activates Life Alert During Home Invasion, Scares Off Alleged Burglar
• 'We Are At A Crisis Point': Philadelphia Police Investigating 2 Cases Of Racist Vandalism In City
• Huge Wetlands Restoration Project Begins In Contra Costa County
• Minnesota Boy Recovering From Shark Bite Treated To Day At Miami Seaquarium
• Despite Less Traffic, California Highways See Trash Pile-Ups
• Dodgers Announce Guidelines As Fans Return Including No Cash & Clear Bags Only
• Newsom Nominates East Bay Assemblyman Rob Bonta For Vacant State Attorney General Post
• Search For Tara Savannah Payne Ends, Body Found In Water Near Canton
• Magic Johnson, Arsenio Hall, Danny Trejo Encourage Angelenos To Get Vaccinated
• Woman Stabbed To Death After Forcing Her Way Into Oxford Circle Home, Police Say
• Long Island Man Returns Home From Hospital After Battling COVID-Pneumonia For Over 70 Days
• Community Vaccination Site Opens At The Ranch Events Complex In Larimer County
• Helping Children, Families Survive Tough Times Is Mission Of Oakland Man's Non-Profit
• 'Had To Make Sure He Was OK': Auburn Good Samaritan Hailed A Hero After Saving Officer
• Long Island Rail Road Rolls Out New Schedule, New Technology To Help Riders Find Available Seats
• All Harford County Employees Have Received At Least One Dose Of The COVID-19 Vaccine
• Baltimore City, County Police Sign 30X30 Pledge In Effort To Get More Women On The Force
• New Orioles Training Academy To Be Built In Dominican Republic
• Former Richardson Pearce HS Star Drew Timme Has NCAA Tournament Fandom's Attention
• Diverse Jury In Derek Chauvin Trial Catches Activist's Attention
• Toe-Toss Challenge
• Poll: 50% Of Likely Voters Remain Undecided In New York City Mayoral Election
• Arrest Made In Connection To Pipe Bomb-Incidents Outside South Sacramento Elementary School
• All Stage Canine Development
• BWI Airport Adds Facial Biometrics Security Feature At Customs Checkpoint
• Scientists Pouring Over Results Of Experiment To Blast Wine Into Space
• Customer Recalls Tralona Bartkowiak's Joy & Love For All
• Police: Juvenile Suspect In Custody After 'Elderly Victims' Carjacked In New Hope
• Police Investigating Deadly Shooting In Port Jefferson
• Magnitude 3.3 Earthquake Strikes East Of Gilroy
• COVID Sports: San Jose State Football Pauses Spring In-Person Activities Over Cases
• Man Jailed Following Violent Highway Attack Carrollton Police Call 'Worst We've Ever Seen'
• Spurgeon Scores 2, Wild Beat Ducks 3-2 For 10th Home Win
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Announces Proposal To Update City's Affordable Housing Ordinance With New Requirements For Developers
• 'We Need To Take It Seriously': MDH Urges Vigilance As COVID Variants Drive Spike In Cases
• Dorian Langston Charged With Murder In North Mankato Overdose
• Ohio Officials Say S.D. Gov. Kristi Noem Used Photos Without Consent On Website To Promote Campaign To Ban Transgender Women From Women's Sports
• 'A Reminder Of God's Grace': Preemie Set To Go Home With Mom & Dad After Battle With Rare Heart Condition
• Bears Sign Damien Williams, Who Ran Wild For Chiefs In Super Bowl LIV
• Duquesne Football Eyes NEC Title In Abbreviated Spring Season
• Charges Pending In Crash That Killed 2 People On Delaware Memorial Bridge, Authorities Say
• Auburn Wildlife Rescue Seeks Community Assistance During Busiest Time Of Year
• Spring Training 2021: Eloy Jimenez Suffers Shoulder Discomfort After Chasing Home Run Ball In White Sox Game Against A's
• Women's History Month: Camelia Valdes breaks barriers as first Latina prosecutor in New Jersey
• Colorado Springs Hotel Evacuates Following Fully-Engulfed Vehicle
• Loyola Ramblers Make Best Of Living Under COVID Protocols As They Practice To Take On Oregon State In Sweet 16
• Derek Chauvin Trial: Judge Denies UK Tabloid 'Daily Mail' Court Credential
• Reward Increases To $15,000 In 2019 Murder Of 17-Year-Old Diego Marquez
• Non-CPS Employees Scrambling To Find Second Doses After City Says They Were Wrongfully Given COVID-19 Vaccine By Vendor
• Swastika Found Chalked Outside Marlboro Elementary School
• Whiskey Rebellion Education And Visitor Center Opens In Washington
• Innovative Express Care Defending Itself After City Says Vendor Misallocated 6,000 Vaccine Doses, But Contract Backs City
• Student Pilot Goes Off Runway At Beverly Airport
• LAPD Motorcycle Officer Injured In DTLA Crash
• Children's Minnesota's In-House TV Station Provides Healing Laughter For Young Patients
• Florida Officer Arrested After Sending Nude Photo To Minnesota Agent Pretending To Be Minor
• Beaver County Receives More Than $10 Million For Struggling Renters
• Postmaster General Louis DeJoy Proposes Slower Mail, Shorter Post Office Hours
• Gov. Jared Polis Honors Shooting Victims At Community Memorial In Boulder
• How Are Jurors In The Derek Chauvin Trial Being Kept Safe?
• OC Could Move To Orange Tier Of State's Reopening Plan By Next Week If COVID Trends Continue
• Newton Police Investigating Seventh Housebreak In Less Than A Week
• Women's History Month Spotlight: District 8 Commissioner Danielle Cohen Higgins
• Sierra Madre Bar Hoping To Be Able To Reopen For Outdoor Service Soon
• Miami Dolphins Partners With Corporate Sponsors To Host This Year's 'Dolphins Challenge Cancer'
• Pediatrician Says Benefits Of Summer Camp During Pandemic Outweigh Risks
• Religious Holidays Posing Quagmire For Eden Prairie School Calendar
• Ald. Anthony Beale Calls For City Council To Return Threshold For Speed Camera Tickets To 10 MPH
• 700 San Francisco Janitors Walk Off Job, Seek New Contract After Offices Allowed To Reopen
• This Year's Child Tax Credit Could Mean Extra Money In Your Pocket By Summer
• 'Threatened He Was Going To Kill Everyone': Arvada West Classmate Remembers Shooting Suspect Ahmad Al-Issa
• 21 Long Island Water Districts Granted 2-Year Deferrals In Clearing Wells Of Contaminants, Citing COVID-Related Delays
• Miami Beach Calmer This Week, Clevelander South Beach Opens Restaurants, Bars
• Expert: Working From Home May Not End When Pandemic Does, Expect Hybrid Models To Be Common
• 100-Year-Old North Texan, World War II Pilot Martha Cowan Celebrates Lifetime Of Breaking Gender Barriers
• Miami Heat Home To Be Called FTX Arena; Miami-Dade County Announces New Naming Rights Agreement
• Stolen Vehicle Investigation Ends With 2 Injured In Serious Crash On South Broadway
• New Insight Into Most Common Neurological Symptoms Of COVID Long Haulers
• What Fans Can Expect When They Return To TD Garden For Bruins, Celtics
• Charles Barker, Sen. Cory Booker Aide, Tapped For New Jersey Cannabis Panel After NAACP Pressure
• Pandemic-related delays in cancer screenings raise concerns
• Federal Expert Testifies During Congressional Hearing Texas Did Not Adequately Prepare Electric Grid For Extreme Winter Weather
• Activists Demand Systemic Change In Protest Outside Motel Where Girl, 10, Was Sexually Assaulted: 'This Was A Mausoleum Of Horror!'
• Pitt's Ex-Emergency Management Director Christopher Casamento Indicted, Accused Of Stealing And Selling University's PPE Supply For Personal Profit
• Florida International University To Return To Pre-Pandemic Scheduling
• How You Can Help Combat Anti-Asian Hate
• New York City Expanding 3K Program; De Blasio Says Target Is To Have 40,000 Seats By This Fall
• Bitten By Shark, Boy, 9, Enjoys Positive Sea Life Experience At Miami Seaquarium
• Newsom Nominates San Francisco Assemblyman Rob Bonta For State Attorney General
• 'Rest Easy': Pilot Dedicates Flight To Boulder Officer Eric Talley
• 8th Grader And Calumet City Poet Draws Inspiration From Local Heroes, Including Her Father
• Bedford Police Investigate Reports Of Teens Causing Damage At Trampoline Park, Throwing Rocks At Cars And Fighting
• Gov. Whitmer Signs Bill To Update Michigan's Industrial Hemp Growers Act
• Cubs Implement Touchless Entry System, Other New Measures To Prevent Crowding At Stadium
• Volunteer Opportunity At Dallas' Fair Park Vaccination Site
• Family of teen falsely accused of stealing phone sues accuser
• LOCATED: Steven Barrios, 23, High Risk, Last Seen In Belmont Cragin
• Woman, Child Seriously Injured In Clearing Fire
• Pritzker Receives COVID Vaccine, More Than 5 Million Shots Given In Illinois
• Pittsburgh Poison Center Expands Phone Lines To Cover COVID-19 Questions
• Baby Boy Fatally Struck By Car In South Los Angeles
• North Texan Dinesh Sah Pleads Guilty To $24M COVID-Relief Fraud Scheme
• Big Rig Crash On Highway 99 In South Sacramento Causes Major Traffic Delays
• Stephen, Ayesha Curry Hold Breakfast Cooking Challenge On Sesame Street
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot 'Very Concerned' About Recent Increase In COVID-19 Cases In Chicago
• First Of Its Kind Mental Health Facility Opens At M Health Southdale Next Week
• Frustrated Montgomery County Officials Say State Sending Far Less Vaccines Than County Needs
• Grocery Store Shooting: Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa Due In Court Thursday
• Maryland WBB Are Sweet Sixteen Bound After 100-64 Win Over Alabama, Will Play Texas In Next Round
• Detroit Police Seek Suspects In Non-Fatal Shooting On City's West Side
• Weld County Sheriff: Men Stole $15,000 Air Compressor Trailer
• Boston, Worcester Receive Waiver To Delay In-Person Learning
• Vice President Harris Sounds Off On Need For Stricter Gun Laws: 'We Are Seeing Tragedy After Tragedy'
• Police Locate Missing Regina 'Jeanne' Fornadley From Slippery Rock
• Rachel Levine, Former Pa. Health Secretary, Becomes First Openly Transgender Federal Official Confirmed By Senate
• Dr. Rachel Levine Confirmed As Assistant Secretary For Health; First Openly Transgender Federal Official
• Another Anti-Asian Incident Reported, This Time On The Subway In Flushing
• FWC Searching For 20-Year-Old Alexander Garcia Who Fell Off Personal Watercraft Tuesday Night
• Cold Weather Alert Issued for Antelope Valley, LA County Mountain Areas
• Coyote Captured Outside Rogers Park Apartment Building
• New Options More Opportunities Helping Young People Avoid Becoming Another Statistic With Job Fair At Citizens Bank Park
• Wild's Zach Parise Placed On NHL's COVID Protocol List
• 'We Want To Be The Center Of The Universe For Soccer': Miami Announces Bid To Host 2026 World Cup Final
• Survey Shows 61% Of Adults Experienced Unintended Weight Changes During Pandemic, Experts Say 'Don't Beat Yourself Up About It'
• Gov. Newsom Picks Rob Bonta, California's 1st Filipino-American State Legislator, As Attorney General
• Reports: Steelers WR Chase Claypool Involved In Bar Fight
• Quarantine If Exposed After Vaccine? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Fort Lauderdale Police Officer, Coach At Cardinal Gibbons High Arrested, Accused Of Sending Harmful Material To Minor
• NYPD Now Allowing The Reporting Of Complaints On Website
• Gov. Phil Murphy Expects New Jersey Schools To Return To Full-Time In-Person Learning In September
• Fearless Feline Foils Would Be Rescuers After It's Spotted In Precarious Position On Ft. Lauderdale Bridge
• COVID Testing Site At Water World Closing Wednesday
• Honoring Officer Eric Talley: Public Invited To Watch Procession For Fallen Boulder Police Officer
• City Council Approves Full Calendar Of Summer Festivals, Hoping For Possible Return Of Taste Of Chicago, Air & Water Show
• Philadelphia Has Not Approved Any Large-Scale Event Permits Yet As Organizers Explore Options
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Has 'Sincere Hope' City Council Will Resume In-Person Meetings In April
• COVID In Florida: 5,143 New Cases, 31 Additional Deaths Reported On Wednesday
• FEMA Supported COVID-19 Vaccination Sites Return To Florida City, Sweetwater This Week
• Despite Vaccination Progress, New Jersey Has Highest Rate Of New COVID-19 Cases In United States
• Villanova Football Player Elijah Solomon Facing Additional Charges After Student Alleges Sexual Assault
• Mayor Eric Johnson Proclaims March 26 'Stop Asian Hate Day' In Dallas: 'Hate Has No Place In Our City Or Our Country'
• Colorado Shooting: What We Know About The 10 People Killed In The Grocery Store Shooting
• FEMA to help people pay for COVID-19 funeral costs
• Man seen driving through crowd at "Stop Asian Hate" rally in LA
• Beverly Hills, Santa Ana, Bell Gardens Among Cities With Highest Mortgage Debts
• Massachusetts Reports 1,865 New COVID Cases, 54 Additional Deaths
• Sextortion Cases On The Rise, With Teens As Prime Targets
• 'FBI: International' Comes To CBS And Paramount+, And New Seasons Of 'FBI,' 'FBI: Most Wanted'
• Michigan Republicans Propose Slew Of Election Changes
• Former Vernon Hills Deputy Police Chief Patrick Zimmerman Indicted, Accused Of Falsifying Records For Payouts From State-Run Traffic Enforcement Program
• Jim Parsons On Auditioning For 'The Office': 'It Was Either Jim Or Dwight. I Don't Remember''
• 5-Year-Old Gelding Mantra Euthanized After Fracturing Ankle In Race At Santa Anita Park
• Dallas Nonprofit 'The Value Of A Life' Raising Awareness About 'Black On Black Crime'
• One Woman's Dream Vacation Was Canceled Due To COVID. Instead, She Explored Baltimore Businesses
• Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre Setting Up For 2-Week, Live Performance Outdoor Festival
• New England Revolution Announce Full Schedule For 2021 Season
• Disney Testing Facial Recognition Technology At Parks In Quest For Touchless Visitor Experience
• Cigarette Likely Caused Haverhill Fire That Left 9 Residents Displaced
• Why Eversource Customers Will Likely See A Higher Bill In April
• Construction Continues On Waterfront Redevelopment Project At Port Covington
• Rise Of COVID Cases In Ely Linked To Youth Sports, Social Gatherings
• New Remote-Controlled Robot Lets You Virtually Wander Around Art Gallery From Anywhere
• Detroit Man Charged With Reckless Driving In Non-Fatal Crash
• Great American Takeout Encourages Sales At Local Eateries For Second Year
• Trent Brown Is One Happy Dude To Be Back With Patriots
• Recruitment Drive Aims To Bulldoze Gender Barriers In Construction
• World's First 'Full Scale' Ship Tunnel Gets Green Light To Begin Construction
• Former Texas Trooper Lee Ray Boykin Jr. Accused Of Sexually Assaulting 2 Women During Traffic Stops
• Asian American Attacks: San Francisco Suspect Arrested After Assaulting Multiple Victims
• Janet Jackson's 'Rhythm Nation 1814' Added To National Recording Registry
• 77-Year-Old Santa Clara Woman Hit By Car Monday Dies From Injuries
• Vice President Harris To Lead Administration Effort To Tackle Migration Surge At Southern Border
• Allegheny County Opens Vaccine Clinics To Anyone In Phase 1A
• Moss Beach Man Arrested For Raping Child Acquaintance
• Sam Adams Taproom In Faneuil Hall Reopens
• Report: Patriots Re-Signing Lawrence Guy
• USC Men's Basketball Coach Andy Enfield: 'We Didn't Expect To Beat Kansas By As Many Points As We Did'
• State Police Issue Flash Flooding Risk Reminders With Spring Rain On The Horizon
• Chicago Fire FC To Welcome Fans To Soldier Field On Limited Basis When Season Begins April 17
• Johnson And Johnson Likely To Fall Short Of Goal To Have 20 Million COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Ready In March
• LA County To Resume Full Parking Enforcement April 1
• Remembering The Victims: What We Know About The 10 People Killed In The Grocery Store Shooting
• Vikings Re-Sign RB Ameer Abdullah
• Fired West Virginia Teacher Loses Lawsuit Over Bigoted Posts
• Man Arrested In Mesquite For Leaving Wrecked Vehicle With 2 Nephews Inside And Allegedly Firing Shotgun
• Norwalk Man Released From Hospital After 8-Month-Long Battle With COVID
• List Of Sites In Tarrant County To Register For COVID-19 Vaccine
• Florida Lawmakers Again Looking At Vaping Regulations
• 12 state AGs push Facebook, Twitter to crack down on anti-vaxxers
• SEE IT: Police Searching For Person Of Interest In Nov. 2020 Murder Of Lashawnda Sanders At Pikesville Hotel
• Grocery Store Shooting Victim Neven Stanisic Remembered As Loving, Hardworking
• Modesto Police Searching For Suspect In Connection With Shooting
• Kaleidoscope-Like Art Show Uses Fractals To Immerse Viewers In 'Totally New Dimension'
• Asian American Attacks: San Francisco Mayor Breed Announces New Safety Programs for API Community
• Woman Injured In Domestic-Related Stabbing In Dundalk, Police Say
• Patriots' Justin Herron Honored As A Hero For Helping Stop A Sexual Assault In Tempe, Arizona
• Hollywood Police: Peeping Tom Caught On Ring Camera Peeking Into Home
• Dave Kindred finds his most fulfilling work
• Cuba To Administer Experimental COVID Shots To Nearly Entire Population Of Havana
• Ventura Unified School District's 2021-22 School Year Will Start Out Full-Time, In-Person
• Virginia, With 2nd-Most Executions, Outlaws Death Penalty
• Santa Clara County Expands Program For Victims Choked By Abusive Partners
• Nelson Agholor Already Getting In Some Work With Cam Newton
• Aadila Dosani On The CW's 'Nancy Drew': 'We Get To Have Our Own Flair On The Bobbsey Twins'
• Pittsburgh Creates Website To Connect Youth And Families With Educational, Recreation Opportunities
• Mavs' Luka Doncic Donates 100 Pairs Of Air Jordan Shoes To North Texas Healthcare Staff
• COVID In New Jersey: Schools Should Be All In-Person In Fall, Gov. Phil Murphy Says
• Howard County To Launch Police Body-Worn Camera Program
• Peterson Air Force Base Surveyed As Possible Site For Migrant Children
• Alderman Moves To Give City Council Authority Over Any Decisions To Remove Public Monuments
• 'Sad Milestone', Report Says COVID-19 Fatalities Now Leading Cause Of Death In Dallas County 
• COVID Vaccinations Could Cause False Positive Readings Of Mammograms
• NHL referee banned from sport after hot mic incident
• Harris to lead administration's efforts to stem migration at border
• Parking Lot Confrontation Leads To Hate Crime Charge Against New Lenox Man
• WATCH: Police In Wisconsin Wrangle Deer Running Through Nursing Home
• 'They're A High-Octane Team': UCLA's Mick Cronin Says Alabama's 3-Point Shot, Rebounding Is What Concerns Him Most Ahead Of Sunday's Game
• Santa Clarita Launches $6.3M Rental Assistance Program
• President Joe Biden's Dogs, Champ And Major, Back At White House
• Bueckers And Clark Dominate Women's Tourney
• Sharon Woman Hit, Killed By Her Own Vehicle With 3 Children Inside
• Movie Crane Crashes Down Onto Home As Blustery Winds Wreak Havoc In Pasadena
• Barnstable Schools 'Taking A Step Back', Going Remote Amid Statewide Push To Reopen Classrooms
• Missing Maine Girl Found Safe In Nebraska, Vacaville Man Arrested
• Man, 66, Dies Days After Being Injured In St. Paul House Fire
• Associated Pennsylvania Constructors Oppose PennDOT's Plan To Toll Girard Point Bridge, Eight Other Interstate Bridges
• Small Plane On Flight From Texas Crashes In Southern New Mexico; 3 Injured
• 'One Of A Kind': Rikki Olds' Family Remembers Her Laugh, Joy For Life
• Bud Dupree Leaves Final Message For Pittsburgh Steelers Fans: 'I'm Gonna Miss Y'all'
• Oakland launches guaranteed income program for low-income people of color
• 'I Would Send A Lotta Ambulances': Transcripts Reveal Gregory Ulrich's 911 Call After Buffalo Clinic Shooting
• 2 People Hurt In West Sacramento Shooting, Suspect In Custody
• Florida Court Backs Gun Rights Group In Broward Dispute
• City Council Approves Extra Demolition Fees For Homes In Pilsen And Along Bloomingdale Trail
• Minimum Wage Workers For Hennepin County Getting Pay Boosted To $20 An Hour
• Study: Gun Violence Prevention Program Saves Lives, Money; Provides Model For Police Reform
• Baltimore County Public Schools Meal Distribution Pausing During Spring Break
• Maine Considers Increasing Moose Hunting To Reduce Tick Infestation
• Celtics Rumors: Trade Talks For Aaron Gordon 'Still Alive,' But Boston Not Offering Marcus Smart
• Coach rips NCAA for treating women's basketball as "afterthought"
• Starbucks apologizes to Black customer asked to wait outside
• 21-Year-Old Jayshawn Malik Johnson Facing Homicide Charges In Shooting Outside Wilkes-Barre Bar That Killed 2, Injured 1
• Sens. Klobuchar, Smith Again Pushing To Get Fire Sprinklers In Older Public Housing Buildings
• Zoom's profits in 2020? Some $670 million. Its tax bill? Zilch
• President Joe Biden Calls Boulder Mayor Sam Weaver To Offer Condolences, Support After Deadly Shooting
• Antioch Police Release Sketches Of Persons Of Interest In Daunzhay Young Murder
• Once nearly extinct, American bald eagle populations are soaring
• Pittsburgh Weather: High Wind Watched Issued For Friday With Possibility Of 60 Mph Gusts
• Kamala Harris weighs in on border crisis, anti-Asian hate
• Lawmaker who lost son in Aurora shooting on grief, gun laws
• State Police Investigating After Fuel Truck Crashes, Catches Fire On I-70 Near Mount Airy, Killing Driver
• COVID In Maryland: 1,173 New Cases As Hospitalizations, Positivity Rate Up
• Kim Janey Sworn In As Boston's 55th Mayor In Historic City Hall Ceremony
• Sen. Pat Toomey Opposes Dr. Rachel Levine's Nomination As Assistant Secretary Of Health
• ERCOT, Texas Railroad Commission Facing Questions From Congress About Power Grid Failure
• Police: Otis Porter Of Riverside Called 911 To Report He Fatally Stabbed His Mother
• Doylestown Health Offering 10,000 Appointments For First Doses Of COVID-19 Vaccine
• Philadelphia Opens 7th Mass COVID-19 Vaccination Site At Cannstatter Volksfest Verein German Club In Torresdale
• Search Continues On Benbrook Lake For 18-Year-Old Missing Kayaker Jose Reyes
• 'Build That Trust': Pittsburgh Police Chief Scott Schubert Creates 'Meaningful' Community Relationships While Walking The Beat In All 90 Neighborhoods
• Kyle Van Noy Hopes He Can Take Cam Newton Out To Dinner, Settling Last Year's Trash Talk
• Prosecutors in spa shootings may weigh Georgia's new hate crime law
• Patriots LB Kyle Van Noy Seems Quite Displeased With His Departure From Dolphins
• Victim, Terrance McNeil, Succumbs To Injuries 3 Months After Found Shot In Head Inside Burning Car In Kensington: Philadelphia Police
• Police chief: Connecticut is "model" for gun laws after Sandy Hook shooting
• San Jose Woman Charged With Hate Crime After Racist Rant Against McDonald's Workers
• Watch: Reckless Driver Strikes Pedestrian At Fort Worth Intersection; Suspects At Large
• 'They're A High-Octane Team': UCLA's Mick Cronin Says Alabama's 3-Point Shot, Rebounding Is What Concerns Him Most Ahead Of Sunday's Game
• 'We Have The Talent To Be Successful': Dalton Risner On Broncos Moves On Defensive Side
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Dept. Announces 4,667 New Cases, 48 Additional Deaths
• LB Elandon Roberts Signs For 2nd Season With Dolphins
• Kiesean Brown Arrested In McKeesport Shooting That Injured Teen
• Good Samaritans Rescue Auburn Police Officer From Fiery Crash
• Donations Pour In For Boulder Shooting Victims' Families
• Cook County Opens 16,000 1st Dose Vaccine Appointments
• North Texas Again Bracing For Severe Weather As Strong Storms Expected During Evening & Overnight
• Innovative Express Denies It Wrongly Gave Away COVID Vaccine To CPS Employees
• Pope, citing pandemic impact, cuts pay for cardinals and other Vatican clerics
• Police Officer And Suspect Hurt In South Sacramento Shooting
• Part Of Wright Brothers' 1903 Flyer On NASA's Mars Helicopter
• COVID In Minnesota: With Vaccine Expansion Expected, State Reports 1,323 New Cases, 9 More Deaths
• COVID Latest: Baltimore Expands Eligibility, Launches Community Clinic Locations To Vaccinate Underserved Areas
• Miami Weather: Warming Up Through The Weekend
• 'SoCal Karen' Miya Ponsetto Sued In NYC Hotel Brawl
• Megan Rapinoe urges lawmakers to close gender pay gap
• North Texas Retailer Sells $1 Million Scratch Ticket, Out-Of-State Resident Wins Prize
• New Study Triples Estimate Of Red Snapper In Gulf Of Mexico
• Many Americans who've met with Biden have something in common
• Morgantown Among 3 West Virginia Communities Targeted For Remote Worker Program
• Water Main Break Floods Streets Of South LA Neighborhood, Creates Massive Sinkhole
• LAPD Releases Composite Sketch Of Man Wanted In 3 Separate San Fernando Valley Assaults
• 'Felt So Raw Inside': Friends, Neighbors Gather At Vigil To Remember Shooting Victims
• Report: N'Keal Harry Now Drawing Trade Interest From 4 Teams
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Seeks To Require Chicago Employers To Give Workers Time Off To Get Vaccinated
• 'A Crisis Of Faith,' Growing Number Of Southern Baptist Women Question Roles
• Vallejo Man Fatally Shot Inside Car At Oakland Valero Station
• George Segal, Star Of 'Virginia Woolf,' 'Goldbergs', Dies At 87
• Paramount+ Now Exclusive English-Language Home To CONCACAF World Cup Qualifiers
• Baltimore City Rec & Parks To Start Phased Reopening, Opens First Fitness & Wellness Center
• Deadly Wrong-Way Crashes In Massachusetts Rising At Double The National Rate, AAA Says
• San Bernardino Deputy In Critical Condition After Shooting; Suspect Wounded, Taken Into Custody Following Separate Shootout
• Hundreds Of Former Boston Sports Clubs Members To Get Refunds
• #SoBo Strong: Tight-Knit Community Remembers Those Killed In Boulder Grocery Store Shooting
• Hateful, Racist Message Sent To Asian Youth Leadership Association At Whitney High School
• Delco Steaks Offering All-Expenses Paid Vacation To Winner Of Cheesesteak Bowl
• Florida Senate Eyes Charter School Proposal
• Patrick Frazee Ex-Girlfriend Krystal Kenney Released On Parole After Resentencing In Kelsey Berreth Murder Case
• Menstrual Equity: Santa Clara Supervisors Approve Plan For Free Period Products In County Facilities
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports Nearly 500 More Coronavirus Cases, 10 Additional Deaths
• Wisconsin Woman Arrested After Deputies Find Nearly $40K Worth Of Meth In Truck
• Caught On Video: Gunmen On Scooter Open Fire On Bronx Playground
• SS Jeremiah O'Brien Returns To Wharf After Escaping Devastating 4-Alarm Pier 45 Fire
• Celtics Players Say They Have No Beef With Tristan Thompson
• Michigan Diner Owner Out Of Jail After Ignoring Virus Orders
• Obamacare Enrollment Period Extended
• Today On Drew! Sara Gilbert, Ben Feldman, Stans For Stains: Laundry Stripping, Dr. Aliza Pressman
• Detroit Jazz Festival Kicks Off With Livestream Preview Event On April 7th
• Study: Negative Words Impact Children's Negative Opinions Of Others
• Kamala Harris: Biden "prepared to sign" gun control legislation
• Clauvens Janvier, Charged With 11 Random Waltham Attacks, Ordered Held Without Bail
• Questions Raised About Safety Of Popular Seresto Flea Collar
• Netanyahu scrambles for partners after indecisive Israeli election
• Child Tax Credit: 'IRS Not Set Up Currently To Provide Regular Monthly Payments,' Says Expert
• 4 Arrested, Accused In Cuban Migrant Smuggling Operation In Key West
• Senators Duckworth, Hirono Back Off Threats To Oppose Biden Nominees After White House Adds AAPI Advisor
• All Lanes Reopen To Traffic Following Semi Crash In Lowry Hill Tunnel
• Man Found Dead At RTD Bus Stop In Aurora
• James White Re-Signs With Patriots On One-Year Deal
• ATM Explosion In Northern Liberties Leaves Cash Scattered Over Sidewalk
• Video Captures Woman's Racist Rant At Lower East Side Market
• Hayden Planetarium's Space Theater Reopens Wednesday
• Educational Psychologist Discusses Struggles Students May Face Transitioning Back To In-Person Learning
• What we know about the Colorado shooting victims
• Ford Field Opens As Mass COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic. Here's What To Know
• GOP-Controlled Wisconsin Assembly OKs 2020 Election Investigation
• Vail Resorts Slashes The Epic Pass Price For Next Season
• Increase In COVID-19 Vaccination 'No Shows' Has Camden County Officials Urging Residents To Cancel Appointments
• Denver Weather: Now Tied For Second Snowiest March On Record
• NHL Removes Referee Tim Peel From Games After Microphone Catches Him Admitting Intentionally Bad Penalty Call
• Venus Williams Eliminated On First Day Of Miami Open 2021
• Evoire Collier, Dorian Taylor Accused Of Drugging, Raping Bucks County Resident, Christine Englehardt, Found Dead On Spring Break In Miami
• Expert Predicts $3 A Gallon Gas By Memorial Day
• Fencing around outer perimeter of U.S. Capitol complex comes down
• Covid-19 Headquarters: I Got The Vaccine...Now What Can I Do?
• White House Officials, Lawmakers Headed To Texas Border To Tour Processing Center For Migrant Children
• President Biden To Make Stop In Pittsburgh On 'Help Is Here' Tour
• Chicago Police Officer Injured In Bronzeville Crash After Woman Runs Red Light
• Former Steelers WR Ryan Switzer Says Son Will Be Moved To Boston Children's Hospital For Treatment
• Opt-In Period Begins For Students To Return To New York City Schools
• Today Only: No Appointment Necessary For Community COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic In Fort Worth
• Boulder Shooting Victim Jody Waters Was 1973 Grad Of Barrington High School
• Another Endangered Florida Panther Killed By Vehicle
• Government Email Addresses From Cities In Other States Are Being Used By Fraudsters Claiming To Be IDES
• Glen Cove Firetruck Heads To Ireland For 9/11 Ceremony
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Office Workers Returning To San Francisco; Post-Pandemic Labor Shortage; Guaranteed Income In Oakland
• Family says Myanmar forces killed young girl as she ran to her dad
• Surging Real Estate Market: Citrus Heights Home Sells In 1 Weekend With 122 Offers
• Man Killed, Two Others Injured In Triple Shooting In South Baltimore Tuesday Night
• PTL Links: March 24, 2021
• Cooking With Rania: Fusilli Pasta With Clams And Chiles
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Low-Dose Aspirin
• Citibank bans Zoom meetings on Fridays, citing video "fatigue"
• Watch Brian Scalabrine Dominate A High School Basketball Player 1-On-1
• COVID In Colorado: The State's New "Dial 3.0" Goes Into Effect Today
• Woman Dies After Hit-And-Run Driver Slams Into Santa Rosa Homeless Encampment
• Score One For Re-Opening; Sacramento River Cats Baseball Season Returns
• Detroit Shutout Again
• Doing Laundry Is The Least Favorite Of Chores, Survey Finds
• Women's History Month: Astrophysicist Vicky Kalogera
• Community Mourns Dr. Carol Brown, Woman Allegedly Killed By Son In Altadena Double Stabbing Caught On Zoom
• Philadelphia Officials Announce Ready, Set Philly Initiative In Effort To Revitalize Business, Culture In City After COVID-19
• Food Bank Calls On Texas Legislators To Update Test That Penalizes Needy For Having More Than 1 Vehicle
• 2 Women Killed After SUV Rolls Off Northern Minnesota Highway, Slams Into Tree
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Penn State University Asking More Students To Get Tested Amid Outbreak
• Alexandria Man Killed In Rollover Crash
• LA County COVID Numbers Drop To Orange Tier Level; Move Possible In Early April
• Philadelphia Weather: Soggy Wednesday Expected Across Region As Rain Continues To Pick Up Throughout Day
• Tuukka Rask Expected To Practice Wednesday; Bruins Hope To Have Players In COVID Protocol Back Thursday Night
• Firefighter found dead day after blaze at assisted living home
• GQT Theater At Pittsburgh Mills Reopening Next Week
• Women's History Month: Assessing Pandemic's Disproportionate Impact On Women In The Workforce
• Report: Eagle Food & Beer Hall Set To Open In Pittsburgh This Week
• You can now buy a Tesla with bitcoin, Elon Musk says
• Weather Blog: Rainy Wednesday
• India boosts restrictions and vaccinations as 2nd COVID wave hits
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/24 Wednesday Afternoon Forecast
• Elderly Asian woman who fought off attack to donate big donations
• Andrej Sekera Scores Late In The Match, But The Dallas Stars Still Fall To The Lightning 2-1
• North Korea conducts first weapons test of Biden presidency
• Brotherly Love: Children In Camden Once Again Able To Grab Book Via Angel's Book Ark
• Biden administration to open emergency shelters amid border surge
• Protesters seek justice on anniversary of Daniel Prude's death
• Parler ex-CEO sues app, claiming "orchestrated theft'
• 2 staunch Trump allies launch Senate bids in Missouri and Alabama
• Jury is set for ex-cop's trial in death of George Floyd
• Biden says "we have to act" on gun control after Boulder shooting
• Mass Shooting In Boulder Renews Debate Over Guns In America, Demand For Permits Rise Locally
• Convenience Store Employee Injured During Armed Robbery In West Rogers Park
• Postmaster general says USPS must slow delivery to stay afloat
• Senator Duckworth drops ultimatum to top White House officials
• 'It's Disgusting': Racist Anti-Asian Letter Saying 'Go Back To Your Country' Sent To Grieving Family
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Sets Return Date For Last 2 Groups Of Students
• Krispy Kreme gives away free doughnuts to anyone with vaccine
• Gillette Stadium Hits 250,000 COVID Vaccines Administered
• NFL star Deshaun Watson accused of being a "serial predator"
• Suspect charged with 10 counts of murder in Colorado shooting
• Massive cargo ship turns sideways, totally blocks Suez Canal
• House Fire Spreads To Second Home In Fuller Park
• Protest To Be Held Outside Grand Motel Where 10-Year-Old Girl Was Sexually Assaulted; Abuser In Case Remains At Large
• Car Crashes Into Wendy's In Garfield Ridge; Police Searching For Driver
• Chicago Weather: Clouds, Rain Chances Linger
• Woman Injured After Flames Rip Through Home In Springfield
• Oakland To Provide $500 A Month In Guaranteed Income To 600 BIPOC Families
• "Goldbergs" star George Segal has died at 87
• Man Shot Multiple Times, Killed Outside Gas Station In Kensington
• COVID vaccinations could prompt false positives from mammograms
• What a seminal survey tells us about the views of Arab youth
• COVID On Long Island: Vaccination Site Opens At Nassau Coliseum
• Miami Prosecutors Pursue Hate Crime Charges Against Dr. Jennifer Wright
• 'This Area Has Now Become A Crime Zone': Miami Beach Business Owners, Residents Have Had Enough Of Spring Break Crowds
• Philadelphia Canceling Thousands Of Uninvited COVID-19 Vaccination Appointments At FEMA Convention Center Site
• Kids Asked To Name Middlesex County District Attorney's New Comfort Dog
• Wednesday's Child: 15-Year-Old Sinais
• Brooklyn Park Police: Missing Teen Found Safe
• Police Investigating Car Thefts In Shaler
• Manhunt For Suspect In Armed Robbery At Subway Sandwich Shop In Redwood City
• Wednesday's Show Info (3/24/21)
• Violent Assaults, Killings Force Asian Americans To Seek Ways To Protect Themselves, Loved Ones
• Westmoreland County Commissioner Wants To Eliminate Permanent Mail-In Voting Option
• Live Oak City Councilman Banned From City Property
• 'The Souper Bowl:' Two School Districts Host Food Drive Competition To Help Local Food Banks
• COVID-19 Vaccinations In Pennsylvania: Gov. Tom Wolf Says More Than 100,000 Teachers Vaccinated
• Pa. Lawmakers Restart Amendment Process On Child Sex Abuse Suits
• Harden's 25 Points, 17 Assists Help Push Nets Past Trail Blazers
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/24 Wednesday Morning Forecast

Videos from March 24, 2021

• 3/24: Red and Blue
• Sneak peek: The Kidnapping of Jonelle Matthews
• Report: America has forgotten how to forgive as more people fall victim to so-called "cancel culture"
• Biden welcomes women's soccer players to White House to mark Equal Pay Day
• Southern states brace for another tornado outbreak
• COVID-19 deaths will stall as coronavirus infections spike across the U.S., CDC says
• White House officials visit border facility; Harris to manage influx of migrants
• Report: Women earned just 81 cents for every dollar men made in 2020
• Pandemic-related delays in cancer screenings raise concerns
• Coronavirus deaths will not decline as new hot spots emerge, CDC says
• White House mulls executive action amid gun reform resistance
• New evidence shows extremist groups coordinated Capitol siege
• White House urges Senate to take action on gun laws
• Kamala Harris to lead efforts to stem migration at southern border
• Officials search for motive behind Boulder mass shooting
• Harris to lead White House efforts to slow migrant surge at southern border
• "It wasn't honoring my ancestors": Evanston lawmaker on her vote against reparations housing program
• "Sesame Street" introduces two new Black Muppets
• Police evaluations reveal flawed response to Black Lives Matter protests
• Georgia hate crimes law could be used in spa shootings
• Biden taps Harris to lead diplomatic effort to stem migration at the southern border
• Dave Kindred finds his most fulfilling work in high school gyms of central Illinois
• Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's political future remains unclear
• NASA's Mars helicopter carries a piece of Wright brothers' plane
• Equal Pay Day: Confronting the gap in men and women's earnings
• Tech experts explain how social media disinformation is reshaping politics
• Tech experts explain how disinformation proliferates on social media
• New poll shows California Governor Gavin Newsom ahead in recall effort
• Here's why media experts think social media is weaponized for political gain
• Huge cargo ship blocks Suez Canal
• Ransomware attacks are targeting schools
• Doctor on COVID-19 variants, vaccine efficacy and travel guidelines
• Oakland, California launches universal income program
• Boulder mourns shooting victims as suspect is charged with murder
• Police chief on American gun violence and what Connecticut did after Sandy Hook
• 2 women senators from opposite parties work together to bridge partisan divide in Washington
• Olivia Munn speaks out on anti-Asian racism, importance of representation in Hollywood
• High demand plus low inventory leaves spring homebuyers with fewer choices in their search
• Boulder suspect charged with 10 counts of first-degree murder
• Representative Tom Sullivan on losing his son in Aurora mass shooting after 10 killed in Boulder
• Family friends remember Colorado mass shooting victim, Lynn Murray
• Equal Pay Day spurs debate over the wage gap between men and women
• St. Louis police officers on trial for beating Black undercover detective during protest
• Vice President Kamala Harris on situation at southern border, attacks on Asian Americans
• Biden urges Congress to pass gun control bills
• Vice President Kamala Harris on push for gun reform following recent mass shootings
• CBP releasing some migrant families at border without court dates
• CBP releasing some migrant families without "notices to appear" in immigration court to save time
• Biden calls for new gun laws after mass shootings, but already faces uphill battle even in own party
• Boulder Mayor Sam Weaver discusses shooting rampage, latest in investigation, gun reform
• WorldView: Container ship stuck in Suez Canal
• Arrest documents reveal Boulder shooting suspect's criminal history, newly purchased gun
• Families mourn 10 victims of Boulder supermarket shooting
• 3/24: CBSN AM
• Exit polls show no clear winner in Israeli election