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Articles from March 25, 2021

• 8th Street Shooting In Stockton Injures 2, Sheriff Says
• COVID Vaccines: California To Expand Eligibility To All 50 And Older Starting April 1; 16+ In Mid-April
• West Sacramento Business Claims To Be Target Of Homeless Thieves
• Coastside Cleanup Group Says Pandemic PPE Is Choking Beaches
• Santa Clara County Health Officials Concerned Vaccine Supply Not Adequate as Eligibility Expands
• Albany Residents Rally to Condemn Anti-Asian Violence
• Who Is Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa, Accused Boulder Shooting Suspect?
• Exclusive: Commerce City Plans To Sue Suncor For Allegedly Contaminating Drinking Water Supply
• Woman Stabbed In Fight Outside Westminster Lowe's, Suspect Last Seen In Black Subaru
• Remembering The Victims: Officer Eric Talley's Funeral Will Be Held Tuesday
• Largest Of Its Kind: $852 Million Settlement Reached In Lawsuits Over Ex-USC Gynecologist George Tyndall
• NCAA Athlete Oscar Frayer From Lathrop Identified Among 3 Killed In Fiery San Joaquin County Crash
• 'I'm Supposed To Feel Safe In My House': Suspected Cameron Park Peeper In Custody
• Danny Green Lights Up Lakers For 28, Sixers Win 109-101
• 3 Wounded, 1 Critically, Following Thursday Night Shooting in San Jose
• Fox Career-High Lifts Kings Past Warriors 141-119
• Kings Roll Over Warriors 141-119
• Remembering The Victims: Hundreds Gather For Vigil At Fairview High School
• All Those Age 16 And Older Eligible To Receive COVID Vaccine In Calif. Beginning April 15
• Jefferson County Board Of Education Selects Tracy Dorland As Superintendent Finalist
• Sheriff: 1 Killed, 1 Hurt In Taylors Falls Rock Climbing Accident
• COVID In Denver: Vaccine Program Expanded To Homebound Patients
• 'Not Haunted' Sign Draws Attention To House For Sale In Massachusetts Town
• Number Of Mass. Communities At High Risk For COVID Increases To 32
• Devils Fall To Capitals
• 'He's Perfect': 57-Year-Old New Hampshire Woman Gives Birth To Baby Boy
• Chicago Weather: Strong Winds, Heavy Rain Thursday Night
• Some Waltham Businesses Oppose Moody Street Outdoor Dining Plan
• Study: Sharks Off Cape Cod Spend Almost Half Their Time In Shallow Water
• Lankinen, Blackhawks Beat Florida Panthers For Second Straight Win
• Economic Recovery Post-Pandemic Likely to Be Uneven, Slow for Many Bay Area Industries
• After Carjackings And Even Murders, Rideshare Drivers Call On Lawmakers To Require Stronger App Security Regulations
• LA County Surpasses 23K Total COVID-19 Deaths, OC Nears 250K Cases
• Talbot, Wild Blank Blues 2-0 For Record 11th Consecutive Home Win
• Family Struggles To Find Coronavirus Vaccine For Homebound 98-Year-Old Woman
• Reinforcements Are Coming: NYPD Announces New Plan To Combat Hate Crimes Against Asian-Americans
• COVID Vaccine In New Jersey: Rutgers University Announces Vaccinations Will Be Required For Students Returning To Campus In Fall
• Demanding Answers: New Jersey Residents Frustrated As MVC Closures Cause Tens Of Thousands Of Canceled Appointments
• Car Crashes Into Home In Echo Park Sending 1 To Hospital
• Floridians 40 And Up Can Get COVID-19 Vaccine Next Monday, 18 And Up The Following Monday
• 'Don't Come Here To Do Bad Things': Residents Concerned Over Chaos On South Beach
• Flyers Crushed By Rangers Again, Lose Fourth Straight Game
• Grieving Families Mark 1 Year Since Gov. Cuomo Issued Executive Order Mandating Nursing Homes Accept COVID Patients
• Governor Hogan Hopes For Normalcy By Memorial Day; Baltimore COVID-19 Cases Doubled In Past Month
• Maryland Has Confirmed 135 New Cases Of COVID-19 UK Variant Since Tuesday, CDC Says
• After A Year Of Demanding Answers, CBS 2 Sits Down With Illinois Department Of Employment Security Acting Director Kristin Richards To Talk About What's Broken And How To Fix It
• Playland's Castaway Cove Set To Reopen This Weekend After Massive January Fire
• Attorneys For Jacob Blake File Lawsuit, Claiming Kenosha Officer Rusten Sheskey Shot Him When He Posed No Threat
• Anne Arundel County Cancels High School Proms Because Of COVID Restrictions
• King Soopers Donates $1 Million To Colorado Healing Fund To Benefit Boulder Shooting Victims
• Update: Dublin Community Grieves Over Loss of Vital Member in Tragic Accident
• Bruins Fans Return To TD Garden For First Time In More Than A Year
• Baltimore Police Investigating Fatal Shooting In Mount Vernon Thursday Night
• Jackson, George Lead Short-Handed Clippers Past Spurs, 98-85
• 1 Dead, 1 Injured In Homewood Shooting
• Casey Cares Foundation Collecting Pajamas For Critically Ill Children All Month Long
• 11-Year-Old Boy Chasing After Ice Cream Truck Severely Injured In South LA Hit-And-Run Crash
• Woman In Fair Condition After Being Struck In Bucktown Hit-And-Run
• 'Just Very Disturbing': Investigation Reveals Harrowing Details Of Corrections Officer Joseph Gomm's Murder
• Man Driving 'Homemade Golf Cart' Struck And Killed By SUV In Johnson County
• Minnesota National Guard 'Capable And Ready' For Whatever Comes During Derek Chauvin Trial
• Will COVID Kill Cash?
• Lankinen, Blackhawks Beat Panthers 3-0 For 2nd Straight Win
• Pedestrian Killed In Bronzeville Hit-And-Run
• Islanders Rally, Disappoint Bruins Fans With 4-3 OT Victory
• Short-Handed Heat Fall Short Against Blazers, 125-122
• Help Coming Slowly To Texans Seeking Rent Relief: 'I Thought It Would Be Much Faster'
• 7 Protesters Arrested At Line 3 Oil Pipeline Site In Northern Minnesota
• Denver Police Release Pictures Of Suspect Vehicle In Murder Of Michael Arguello
• Ovechkin, Kuznetsov Lead The Way As Capitals Beat Devils 4-3
• Knicks Storm Back, Complete Sweep Of Wizards 106-102
• From Coney Island To Toney Island, Detroit Rapper Tone Tone Brings Grub To The East Side
• San Francisco Board of Education Votes to Remove Allison Collins As VP Over Racist Tweets
• NYC's Greek-American Community Celebrates 200th Anniversary Of Greek Independence Day
• Kensington Residents Protest Development Of 7-Story Apartment Building
• 11,437 Unemployment Claims Filed In Michigan Last Week
• Former Miami Beach Commissioner Kristen Rosen-Gonzalez Calling For End To Party-Like Atmosphere
• New Brunswick Musician Steve Shimchick Goes Viral With 'Trash Love' Livestream
• 12 anti-vaccine accounts responsible for 65% of disinformation, report says
• Police, Community Members Clean Up Graffiti, Sidewalks In The Bronx
• March 25-26 Projected To Be Busiest Travel Days At BWI Since COVID Pandemic Began Last Year
• Altadena Couple Raises Awareness Of Organ Donation While Searching For A Donor In Traffic
• Mistrial Declared In Summit County Snowboarder Avalanche Case
• Bay Area Lawmaker Seeks To Decriminalize Jaywalking, Says Citations Disproportionately Issued To People Of Color
• Dan Adams Appointed Chief Of Orange Police Department
• Proposal From Bay Area Lawmaker Seeks To Weed Out Extremists From Becoming Police
• Jay Leno Apologizes For Years Of Jokes Targeting Asians
• Boulder's Muslim Community Expresses Deep Sympathies For Shooting Victims
• COVID Vaccine In Connecticut: Residents Over Age 16 Become Eligible On April 1 As State Experiences Uptick In Coronavirus Cases
• Jacob Blake Files Excessive Force Lawsuit Against Kenosha Officer Who Shot Him
• Anonymous Apology From Admitted Vandal Delivered To East Sacramento Pizza Restaurant
• West Virginia Man Sentenced For Traveling To Alabama To Have Sex With Juvenile
• NWHL Playoffs Resume Friday With Expansion Six The Top Seed
• Undocumented Immigrants Reassured They Can Get COVID-19 Vaccine After Rite Aid Pharmacists In Orange County Refuse 2 Women
• U.S. Police Canine Association Holds Trials At Nassau County Fire Academy
• Steelers President Art Rooney II 'Optimistic' Heinz Field Will Host Full Capacity Of Fans In Fall
• Man Accused Of Leaving Pipe Bombs Outside South Sacramento Elementary School Back In Custody
• Bipartisan group of senators met to discuss immigration reforms
• Det. Jason Harper, Det. Daurys Gutierrez Honored For Stopping Gunman Outside Morningside Heights Cathedral
• Federal Lawsuit Filed On Behalf Of Soto Family, Whose Bellwood Home Was Violently Raided All Because Of Prank Call
• San Bernardino Sheriff: Man Suspected Of Shooting Deputy Dustin Whitson In Hesperia Has 'Extensive' Criminal History
• Disneyland Announces Planning Efforts For Expansion Including More Rides, Restaurants And Shops
• Queens Mail Carrier Accused Of Stealing Credit Card From Postal Route, Using It For Plastic Surgery
• Dallas Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones Donates $20M For Construction Of National Medal Of Honor Museum In Arlington
• 'I Don't Think There's Any Long Term Damage': Tourism Chief Bill Talbert On South Beach Chaos
• Asian American Attacks: San Francisco Police Address Social Media Warning of Random Muni Assaults
• San Jose Council Approves Resuming Sweeps Of Homeless Encampments
• Miami Beach Mayor Dan Gelber On Spring Break, 'The Hard Party Is Over'
• NH Mask Mandate To Remain In Effect For At Least 21 More Days
• Sheela Murthy, Maryland Lawyer From India, Working To Help Others With Dreams Of Living In America
• 'In It Together': King Soopers Employee Focuses On Healing After Watching Gunman Shoot First Victim In Parking Lot
• Women's History Month: Female-owned DIY businesses thrive alongside each other under one roof
• 'If You Don't Plan, It's Going To Be Catastrophic': Luther Campbell Warned Miami Beach Officials Ahead Of Chaos
• NBA Trade Deadline: Philadelphia 76ers Point Guard George Hill For Oklahoma City Thunder
• Storm Damage? Why Some North Texas Homeowners Are Holding Off On Filing Insurance Claims
• San Quentin Death Row Inmate Lumord Johnson Declared Dead After Being Found Unresponsive In Cell
• Homeowners Urge Dallas Leaders To Push Back On Short-Term Rentals
• Miami Beach Police Chief Richard Clements On His Department's Efforts To Control Spring Break Crowds
• Illinois Investigators Looking Into Blank COVID-19 Vaccine Cards Being Sold Online
• Santa Clara Police Search For Hate Crime Suspect Who Vandalized Business With Anti-Chinese Epithet
• Over 150 Animals Rescued, Many Found Dead At Abandoned 'Show Barn'
• South Beach's Image Taking A Beating From Unruly Spring Break Crowds
• Little Canada Mother Accuses Ramsey Co. Deputies Of Unnecessary Force Against 11-Year-Old
• Freeland Sidelined At Least A Month With Strained Shoulder
• Ospreys Nesting on Richmond Shipyard Crane Welcome First Egg of the Year
• Most Lawmakers, Residents Eager To See What Legalized Marijuana Does For New York's COVID-Stricken Economy
• COVID Restrictions In New York: New Guidance Says All Nursing Homes Can Allow Visitation With Limited Exceptions
• COVID In New Jersey: With Hospitalizations On The Rise, Third Wave Fears Are Growing Among Medical Experts
• Families Reunite For Passover Seders As More Are Vaccinated Against COVID-19
• Largest Of Its Kind: $852 Million Settlement Reached In Lawsuits Over Ex-USC Gynecologist George Tyndall
• MTA Board Increases Police Contracts, Promises Funding For Alternatives
• 'Images Are Challenging To Watch': Former State Sen. Dwight Bullard Concerned About Chaos On South Beach
• Dozens Of East High School Students Walk Out Of Class, Urge Lawmakers To Act Against Gun Violence
• Aggie Square Partnership Agreement Set To Be Voted On By Sacramento City Council
• The Colony Police Officer Goes Home From Rehab After 84 Days Of Battling COVID-19
• Infectious Disease Specialist Dr. Aileen Marty On Spring Break Mass Gatherings: 'You Have People Completely Behaving As If COVID Didn't Exist'
• Denver Firefighters: No Hazards, Dangerous Chemicals Found During Investigation At Coors Field
• 'This Tragic Mishap Was Preventable': Human Errors, Mechanical Woes Caused Deadly Marine Tank Sinking
• Rep. Mike Doyle Leads Committee To Take On Social Media Heavyweights Over Misinformation
• 'Outrage And Attention Is Because They're Mostly Black Crowd:' Black Affairs Advisory Board Chair On South Beach Chaos
• City Crews Place Barricades Around Damaged Sections Of Lakefront Trail
• Minnesota Unemployment Dropped To 4.3% In February; People Of Color Disproportionately Impacted
• Chris Van Hollen, Other Lawmakers Want To Block Permanent Capitol Fencing
• 'Cultural Brokers' Work To Bridge Gaps In Equitable Vaccine Distribution
• After Fatal Bridgeview Secretary Of State's Office Shooting, What's Being Done To Keep Customers Safe?
• Nassau County Courthouse Named To National Register Of Historic Places
• 2 Hays Bald Eagle Eggs Hatch In 1 Day For 1st Time In Nesting History
• How Miami Beach Businesses Are Coping With Chaos On South Beach
• Texas Workforce Commission Paid Out $506M To Suspicious Claimants, More Steps Taken To Combat Unemployment Fraud
• Clarifying COVID: Why Is Minnesota Seeing A Rise In Case Positivity Rate?
• Cherry Blossoms Along National Mall In Stage 4 Of 6, 'Bloom Cam' Now Live
• MPD Addresses Facebook Video Depicting Police Punching Youth
• COVID Reopening: Judge Denies San Francisco City Attorney Request For Injunction to Reopen Schools
• After 100 Years, California Condor Could Return to Far North Counties, Oregon and Nevada
• Biden Addresses Criticism Of Response To Influx In Migrants Crossing Southern Border Into US
• Are People Lying To Get The Coronavirus Vaccine Before They Are Eligible?
• Two Florida Children Rescued After Being Swept Out To Sea On Paddleboard
• Several Hundred People March To Philadelphia City Hall, Urging Lawmakers To Protect Asian-Americans
• Taste With Tori: You Don't Have To Wish Upon A Star For Great Tex-Mex At Estrella In Downingtown
• Howard County Executive Calvin Ball To Extend North Tunnel In Ellicott City Safe & Sound Plan
• Exclusive: Newark Joins Other Major Cities To Establish First National Association Of Community-Based Violence Prevention Programs
• Driver Accused In Deadly Deerfield Beach Street Race Reportedly Had A Child In The Car
• Lightfoot Identifies 5 Neighborhoods Of Concern Due To Sharp Rise Of COVID-19 Cases In Younger People
• BART Board Approves 3-Year Contract Extension With Police Unions
• Online Sales Tax Plan Backed In Florida Senate
• Grocery Store Shooting: Fallen Officer Eric Talley's Handcuffs Used On Suspect Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa
• Firefighter Injured Battling Fire At The Orchards At Severn Wednesday Afternoon, Officials Say
• 'A Greater Deficit Of Trust': State Lawmaker Proposes Closing Payroll Loophole Costing Taxpayers Thousands
• Vaccination Efforts Ramp Up As Pennsylvania Reports Over 1M COVID-19 Cases
• 'Girls With Drive': Harvard Race Car Driver Hopes To Inspire Girls Interested In STEM
• Coconut Grove Centerpiece CocoWalk Receives 21st Century Upgrade
• Parkside Borough Council Meeting Gets Heated Over Allegations Councilman Is Member Of Online Swingers Club
• New Research Suggests Coronavirus Infection Rates Follow Pollen Counts
• 'This Is A Multilevel Catfish': Woodbury Police Warn Parents Of 'Sextortion' Scam On Social Media
• MBTA Extends Shuttle Service On Orange Line After Derailment
• Heat Acquire Victor Oladipo From Houston Rockets, Reports Say
• Theater Workers Eligible For COVID Vaccine In April, Mayor De Blasio Says; Shows Could Start As Early As September
• Shootings Outside Queens NYCHA Building Unnerve Local Leaders, Residents; 'We've Seen These Streets Turned Into A War Zone'
• SEE IT: Woman Films Sharks Swimming In Container On I-895 In Baltimore
• Philadelphia Phillies, Citizens Bank Park Unveil COVID-19 Guidelines As They Prepare To Welcome Fans Back
• Facebook, Google, Twitter CEOs Testify On Misinformation, Extremism On Platforms In House Hearing
• Caltrain Hits, Kills Person On Tracks In Menlo Park
• Who Was Savannah Payne? Baltimore Police Say Body Of Missing 26-Year-Old Found
• Volunteer With Second Harvest Heartland
• Liquor Store Employee Shot During Robbery, Walks Into Bar Before Collapsing
• Philadelphia Free Library Employees Question Diversity Seminar Which Discouraged Use Of Terms Like 'Systemic Racism, White Privilege'
• Police: Suspect Ditched Car, Stole Truck During South Sacramento Police Chase
• Arrest Made In Connection To Attack Of Elderly Miami Beach Woman
• Maryland Researchers Testing 10% Of Positive COVID Cases For Variant Strains
• Education Advocacy Group Finds Over 100 NYC Public Schools Sharing Buildings With Charter Schools Were Shortchanged Millions In Funding
• Omni William Penn Hotel To Begin Accepting Reservations Again In April
• Woman In ICU After Being Found In Pool At Life Time Fitness Center In Colleyville
• Chef Bill Fuller: Grilled Asparagus With Crab And Kale Salad
• Fallen Boulder Police Officer Eric Talley's Sister Says He 'Loved' His Job
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Orders Vaccine Providers To Work With Agencies To Get Seniors Appointments
• Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Christens State-Of-The-Art Fireboat
• Vigil Planned For Christine Englehardt, Woman Found Dead In Miami Beach Hotel Room
• 'Arrested Development' Actress Jessica Walter Dies At 80
• Endangered Sea Turtles In Florida, 3 Other States, May Lose Federal Protection Against Seasonal Dredging
• Road To Reopening: Public Officially Welcomed Back To Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum
• All New Hampshire Residents Will Be Eligible To Receive COVID Vaccine By April 2
• COVID In Florida: 5,773 New Cases, 109 Additional Deaths Reported On Thursday
• Officer Eric Talley's Mortgage To Be Paid Off By 'Tunnels To Towers' Foundation
• Cuomo Administration Reportedly Prioritized Governor's Family, Well-Connected New Yorkers For Early COVID Tests
• Police Issue Alert After Carjacking In Cabrini-Green, Robbery In Lincoln Park
• Eat See Play: Hometown Tourist
• Dan Gilbert Announces $500 Million Investment In Detroit, With $15 Million To Pay Off Homeowners Property Tax Debt
• Officials Want Families To Get COVID Tests After Coming Back From Spring Break Trips
• Colorado Grocery Store Shooting: Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa Faces New Charge For Allegedly Firing At Second Officer
• Gov. Baker Allocates Millions To Hard-Hit Cities Shortchanged By Federal Aid
• Utility Worker 'Significantly' Injured By Hit-And-Run Driver In Champlin
• Making Sense Of Celtics' Deadline Day Deals
• Walz Expected To Announce All Minnesotans 16+ To Be Eligible For Vaccination
• President Biden Reveals 2024 Plans, Doubles Vaccine Goals In First Press Conference
• Washington County Reporting Alarming Increase In Fatal Overdoses, Experts Blame Fentanyl-Laced Drugs
• Massachusetts Reports 2,274 New COVID Cases, 39 Additional Deaths
• New Jersey Gym Offering Free Membership To Customers Who Refuse COVID-19 Vaccine Despite Officials Urging Residents To Get Vaccinated
• 1 Minor Airlifted, 3 Others Hospitalized Following Golf Cart Rollover In SW Miami-Dade
• Michigan Seems To Be The Least Interested In Spring Break
• Crazy Cazboy's, A Discount Shopping Experience, Opening And Hiring In Arlington
• Grocery Store Shooting: Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa Faces New Charge For Allegedly Firing At Second Officer
• 111 Deaths Now Attributed To Texas' Winter Storms In February
• White Sox Left Fielder Eloy Jimenez Could Miss 5-6 Months With Torn Pectoral Tendon
• Motorist Taken Into Custody After Multi-City Police Chase; Pedestrian Struck
• Man Shot, Killed In South Baltimore
• MGM Springfield Fined For Underage Players On Casino Floor
• Rare access inside Boston Dynamics' robotics workshop
• VTA Resuming Fare Collection In April; Vaccine Appointment Rides Stay Free
• West Virginia House Passes Transgender Athlete Bill
• United Airlines Adding Flights To Popular Pittsburgh Vacation Destinations For Summer Season
• Notes Found Among Frederick Murder Suspect Joshua David Eckenrode's Things Suggested He Was Planning Mass Casualty Event, Sheriff Says
• Howard County Police Charge Teen In Connection To Non-Fatal Shooting In Columbia
• Philadelphia Jobs: As Region Slowly Reopens, Hundreds of Jobs Return To Local Hotels, Restaurants, Attractions
• Maryland Adopts CDC's 3 Feet Physical Distancing Guidelines For K-12 Schools
• Pittsburgh Weather: High Winds, Chance Of Severe Storms Blowing Through Overnight
• Edina Police Ask Public's Help Locating Missing Person, 34-Year-Old Jackie Little
• Starting April 15, Californians 16 And Older Will Be Eligible For COVID-19 Vaccine
• Rev. Harold Bonin, Chicago Priest Who Served Many Parishes In City And Suburbs, Dies At 82
• Officials Concerned About Recent Spike In COVID-19 Cases, Increase In Variants
• Haltom City Police Searching For Criminal Mischief Suspect, Monica Matson For Allegedly Causing Thousands In Damages 
• U.S. launched dozens of cyber ops to protect election, top official says
• Interview: Jill Hennessy On Showtime's 'City On A Hill' Season 2: 'The Show Is So On Point With What's Going On Now'
• Detroit Ranks High In Homeownership Rate Study
• Pandemic-era airfares creeping up as vaccines boost travel
• Ex-Con Steve Williams Pleads Not Guilty To Armed Robbery At Roscoe's In Pasadena
• Police Seek Help Finding Driver In Fatal Bridgewater Hit-And-Run
• Former Victor Cullen Center Employee Jessica Margaret Irving Indicted On Sex Abuse Of A Minor Charges
• Bulls Get All-Star Nikola Vucevic In Trade For Otto Porter, Wendell Carter; Add To Bench Depth In Two Other Trades
• Minnesota Tribes To Receive $13.1M In HUD Funds For Affordable Housing During Pandemic
• Hunters Point Shipyard Residents Reach $6.3M Settlement In Radiation Lawsuit
• 'Arrested Development' Star Jessica Walter Dies At 80
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Easing Outdoor COVID-19 Restrictions; Keeping Current Indoor Limits
• UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital Offering First-Of-Its-Kind COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic For Pregnant Women
• Vikings Trade 6th-Round Pick For Cardinals OL Mason Cole
• Eastern Michigan University Accused Of Failing To Respond To Assaults
• Headmaster Resigns After Allegedly Making Black Student Kneel During Apology To White Teacher
• Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan Signs $577M HBCU Settlement Bill At Bowie State Wednesday
• Mayor Lori Lightfoot Calls For Independent Investigation Of Loretto Hospital Vaccine Scandal
• Former Yankee, AL President And Fort Worth Resident Bobby Brown Passes Away At 96
• Headmaster resigns after student told to kneel during apology
• Celtics Reportedly Trade Daniel Theis, Jeff Teague To Get Under Luxury Tax
• 401(k) plans favor rich people. Here's how to change that.
• With Drivers Confused, Atlantic City To Redo Black Lives Matter Road Paint
• 24-Year-Old Matthew Hilty Arrested After Police Chase In Armstrong County
• Now Hiring: Worldwide Flight Services Has 50 Jobs To Fill At DFW Airport
• 21-Year-Old Jaylin Tyrek King Fatally Wounded In Glen Burnie, Police Investigating
• 'Time For Fun': OC Fair Will Return This July With Reduced Capacity, Fewer Vendors
• Baltimore County Public Library Launches '1,000 Books Before Kindergarten' Reading Program
• Remembering The Victims: Memorial For Neven Stanisic Set Up At Lakewood Church
• Texas Energy Officials Under Microscope As Congress Questions Leaders About Power Grid Failure
• Recipe: Joan Nathan's Chicken Soup
• Recipe: Joan Nathan's Matzo Balls
• Recipe: Matzo Balls from 2nd Ave. Deli
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• Biden says he plans to run for reelection in 2024
• Update: Charges Filed By San Francisco DA Against Former Forensic Lab Analyst For Stealing Drugs
• Michigan Sees Virus Surge, But Tighter Restrictions Unlikely
• Villanova Basketball In Unfamiliar Underdog Territory Ahead Of Matchup With Top-Seeded Baylor
• MDH Reports 89 COVID-19 Cases Among 878K Fully Vaccinated Minnesotans
• Rescues Made After Car Crashes Into Westminster Marsh
• Pepsi Has A New Peeps-Flavored Soda
• Fish Ladder At Watson Lake State Wildlife Area Proves Successful
• 50 Years For Child Predator Milvio Salguero-Gonzalez Who Threatened 4-Year-Old Victim He Raped
• Cowboys DL Tyrone Crawford To Retire After 9 Seasons
• Report: Mass. Native Bo Burnham Cast To Play Larry Bird In HBO Series
• Los Angeles County Sheriff's Investigators Seeking Victims Of Real Estate Fraud Suspect Jaime Gomez Jr.
• Gov. Tom Wolf: Air Filter Manufacturing Plant Opening In New Kensington To Create 120 Jobs
• Free Online Tutoring Available To Colorado Students In Grades 6-12
• Florida Senators To Consider Raising Unemployment Benefits
• California Judges Must Weigh Ability To Pay Bail, State Supreme Court Rules
• California Supreme Court: Judges Must Weigh Suspects' Ability To Pay Bail
• Walkersville Man Brian Hite Struck, Killed In Wednesday Night Cooksville Crash
• LeBron James To Receive NAACP President's Award
• Olive Garden, LongHorn Steakhouse Restaurant Workers Getting A Pay Raise And Bonuses
• SF Unveils Guaranteed Income Pilot Program For Artists Disproportionately Affected By Pandemic
• Rutgers University Requiring Students Enrolled In 2021 Fall Semester To Receive COVID-19 Vaccine
• Virtual Meetings Leads To Makeup Industries Newest Customer… Men
• COVID-19 In Illinois: New Coronavirus Cases Up 18% In The Past Week
• Miami Police ID Man Wanted For Striking, Dragging, Killing Victim With Vehicle
• Reports: Nuggets Deal Players, Draft Picks At NBA Trade Deadline, Acquire Orlando's Aaron Gordon
• COVID In Maryland: Over 1,300 New Cases, 3 Deaths Reported
• Malcolm Butler Signs One-Year Deal With Cardinals
• For First Time In History, All 5 Minnesota Teams Make NCAA Hockey Tournament
• State Power Grid Operators Approve Plans To Delay Planned Power Blackouts
• Over 15,000 Unemployment Claims Filed In Illinois Last Week Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
• Frisco Firefighters Quickly Snuff Out Fire Sparked By Lightning
• Multiple Explosive Devices Found In Streeterville High-Rise After Man Found Dead In Condo, Sources Say
• Additional Grades, Student Groups In Philadelphia School District To Return To Classroom Next Month
• Cocktails To-Go Could Be Permanent In Texas After Lawmakers Pass HB 1024
• As Freeze In Air Travel Begins To Thaw, United Adds Flights
• 34-Year-Old Dearborn Man Charged In Hookah Lounge Stabbing
• AstraZeneca COVID Vaccine Slightly Less Effective Than First Reported
• Fallen Border Patrol Agent Alejandro Flores-Bañuelos Brought Back To Beaumont
• Study Suggests Those Who Got Flu Shot Were Less Likely To Get COVID-19
• Man In Custody Following Reported Shooting, Short Pursuit In SW Miami-Dade
• Citizens Bank Park Hosts Job Fair In Effort To Connect Potential Employees With Employers
• 30 million seniors face stimulus check delays, lawmakers say
• Remembering The Victims: 2 Vigils Held In Boulder Wednesday
• If You've Gained Weight During The Pandemic, You're Not Alone. Here's What To Do About It
• 2 Escape Overnight House Fire In Croydon; Fire Ruled Arson
• COVID-19 In Indiana: More Than 1 Million Hoosiers Have Been Fully Vaccinated
• Man Fatally Shot During Encounter With Forest Park Police Outside Jimmy John's
• Aaron Gordon Traded To Denver Nuggets -- Not Boston Celtics
• Former Sacramento Police Officer Arrested After Allegedly Sending Explicit Messages To 15-Year-Old Girl He Met Online
• USC Men's Basketball Coach Andy Enfield: 'We Didn't Expect To Beat Kansas By As Many Points As We Did'
• Manny's Deli Giving Away Free Sandwiches, Despite Customers Failing 'Mask Challenge'
• 100-Year-Old Texan, World War II Pilot Martha Cowan Celebrates Lifetime Of Breaking Gender Barriers
• PSA: Do Not Google Evan Fournier's Last Name
• Mass Vaccination Site In Chicago's 40th Ward Giving 1,500 Vaccines Thursday
• Hello Kitty Cafe Truck Makes Three Stops In Maryland
• Concrete Is Ripped Up Along Lakefront Ledge On Near North Side, Endangering Runners And Cyclists; Who Is Supposed To Fix It?
• Bond Set For Fort Lauderdale Police Officer Louis Walsh, Accused Of Sexting Underage Girl
• Driver, Lonnie D. Johnson, Killed After Crashing Into Family Dollar Store In West Philadelphia
• 'It's So Painful For The Jewish Community,' Duxbury High Fires Football Coach For Play-Calling Slurs
• Biden Administration Prepares To Activate 2 Military Sites In Texas For Migrant Children
• Gas Driller To Pay $1.9M For Damage To Pennsylvania Wetlands, Waterways
• LOOK: New 'State-Of-The-Art' Outdoor Gorilla Habitat Opening At Franklin Park Zoo This Summer
• Miami Beach Bracing For Long Spring Break Weekend
• COVID Dial 3.0: No Capacity Limits For Gyms And Outdoor Events Under Lowest Levels
• Passenger Killed, Driver Injured After Car Collides With SEPTA Bus In North Philadelphia
• Report: Patriots 'Still Sniffing' Around On Jimmy Garoppolo Trade, Not Committed To Cam Newton
• COVID In Minnesota: MDH Reports 1,800+ New Virus Cases, 16 More Deaths
• Miami Weather: Mild & Muggy Morning, Afternoon Sun With A Breeze
• Biden holds first presidential press conference
• Is Your Home Security Camera Making You Safe Or Putting You At Risk? 
• Gov. Whitmer Vetoes Bill To End Virus Rules Without Lawmakers' OK
• Sacramento Kings Trade Cory Joseph, 2 Picks To Pistons For Delon Wright
• 40,000 Doses Of Johnson & Johnson One-Shot COVID Vaccine Headed To Massachusetts Next Week
• Violent Montebello Crash, Oil Spill Prompts Hazmat Callout
• Crocker Art Museum Sets April 8 Reopening Date
• First look inside a migrant facility
• Minnesota Unemployment Dropped To 4.3% In February
• Saudi official denies threat to UN expert over Khashoggi murder probe
• Florida Teacher Fired For Medical Marijuana Use
• Man's Gold Necklace Taken At Gunpoint In Melrose Area, Where Violent Crime Is On The Rise
• Woman Murdered At Baldwin Park Home; Suspect Arrested After Lengthy Standoff
• 'Scarce Air:' 50 Of Nike's Rarest Shoes Up For Auction At Sotheby's
• Texas Women Charged In Alleged Asian Attack At Beauty Supply Store
• House Democrats call on Biden to ease rules for staffers' marijuana use
• U.S. city to become first to pay reparations to Black residents
• Celtics Reportedly Trade For Magic Swingman Evan Fournier
• Sources: Deal Reached To Legalize Marijuana In New York
• Reports of execution, mass-rape emerge from obscured war in Ethiopia
• Fort Worth DEA 'Operation Wasted Daze' Convicts Dozens For Operating $18 Million Pill Mill
• Man Dies After Being Shot In Head In Perry South
• Baltimore Orioles Add Matt Harvey To Major League Roster
• Interview: Lauren E. Banks On Season 2 Of Showtime's 'City On A Hill', Kevin Bacon, Aldis Hodge
• Family Of South Florida Student Who Choked On Chicken Nugget Gets $2 Million From School District
• US Jobless Claims Fall To 684,000, Fewest Since Pandemic
• Jailed Kremlin critic Navalny in "strong" pain, lawyer says
• FEMA To Help With Funeral Expenses For Families Of LA County COVID Victims
• Palo Alto Park Vandalism Investigated As Hate Crime
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 283 New Coronavirus Cases
• Sen. Cruz refuses to wear mask after reporter asks
• As shooting suspect faces judge, DA says more charges are coming
• University of Phoenix students to get $50 million in refunds
• Surfer Hailed As Hero After Saving Man, Dog In Lake Superior
• Today On Drew! Khloe Kardashian, Heidi Gardner, Stans for Stains: TikTok Cleaning Hacks Edition, Drew-Gooder
• Joseph West Charged With First-Degree Murder In Shooting Death Of Senita Harper, Following Princeton Park Standoff
• Jobless claims fall to their lowest level since pandemic
• Novavax Trials Highlight Maryland's COVID-Fighting Complex
• Mass Shooters, Including 3 In Texas, Exploited Gun Laws Before Carnage
• Here's How Red Sox Have Fared Thus Far In Spring Training
• Exclusive: Target Of Woman's Racist Rant At Davidovich Bakery Speaks Out, 'Love Surpasses Hatred'
• Woman Hit With Boxcutter After Confronting Trio About Graffiti, Police Say
• Drought Situation Improves For Most In Colorado
• Gonzaga's Drew Timme Has NCAA Tournament Fandom's Attention
• 2 Men Die Outside River Rouge Police Station After Shooting In Ecorse
• 74-Percent Of Mass. Residents Now Optimistic About Finances, Survey Says
• NFL player honored by police for helping stop sexual assault
• Venice marks 1,600 years, determined to beat the latest plague
• Average Gasoline Prices In Texas Fall Week-To-Week For The First Time In Months
• Sweet 16 Analysis: Key Stats, Matchups To Watch In This Weekend's March Madness Action
• DUI Suspect Arrested After Pedestrian Struck, Killed On Franklin Boulevard In Sacramento
• Free Donuts, Paid Leave & Cash: Companies Are Offering Freebies To Customers, Employees Who Receive COVID-19 Vaccine
• LIST: These Massachusetts Schools Received A Waiver To Delay Return To Full In-Person Learning
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Astrazeneca Vaccine
• CBS Sports And Paramount+ Now Exclusive Home Of Italy's Serie A In United States
• "Sesame Street" introduces two new Black Muppets
• Convicted Robber Michael Mahone Charged In 2018 Carjacking In South Austin
• Tudor Gables Homeowners Feel Duped After Agreeing To Sell Building Without Realizing $3 Million Would Be Held Back For Possible Taxes
• The Greater Minneapolis Crisis Nursery
• Loyola Ramblers Make Best Of Living Under COVID Protocols As They Practice To Take On Oregon State In Sweet 16
• 27-Year-Old Detroit Man Charged In Deadly Shooting At Motor City Casino
• Former Lehigh University Student Yukai Yang Gets 7 To 20 Years In Poisoning Of Roommate
• Pacers Outlast Pistons 116-111
• Police: Owner Leonardo Sanchez Puts Hidden Camera In Bathroom Of New Jersey Martial Arts Studio
• Person Walking On Interstate 580 In Oakland Hit, Killed By Vehicle
• COVID Pandemic Devastates San Francisco Tourism; Visitor Spending Dropped By $8 Billion In 2020
• Amid Pandemic, Wisconsin's Prison Population Dropped Dramatically
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Crosses 1 Million Confirmed Coronavirus Cases
• 7 In 10 People Hospitalized For COVID-19 Have Not Fully Recovered Five Months After Discharge, Study Says
• Whether Buying Or Selling, Danny Ainge Has To Do Something At Deadline
• 2 Shot, 1 Fatally, In South Baltimore Overnight
• Woman Killed, Child Hurt After SUV Rolls Off Highway In Northern Minnesota
• Peak Age Might Be Later Than You Might Think, According To Survey
• Auburn Ink Spill Spans Nearly One-Quarter Mile
• Parking Rules, Frequent Tickets Draw Frustration In Oak Park, And It's Not A New Problem
• It Happens Here: Milton's New England Base Camp A Hidden Gem In The Blue Hills
• Asian American Attacks: How Bystanders Can Help Victims
• NASCAR Goes Dirt Racing.; F1 Debuts
• Weather Blog: Foggy Start
• Pedestrian Killed On Interstate-30 After Being Hit By Big Rig
• Slain Boulder officer's sister recalls finding out he "was gone"
• Reforms That Include Banning Chokeholds Pushed In Texas As Trial Nears In George Floyd Death
• PTL Links: March 25, 2021
• Pandemic Pettiness: Sacramento Neighbor Receives 'Shock Collar' in Anonymous Amazon Delivery
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: As Cases Reach Nearly 1 Million, Pa. Learns It Will Not Get As Many Single-Dose Johnson And Johnson Vaccines
• How To Watch The Derek Chauvin Trial, 'The Biggest Case In Minnesota History'
• Lions Sign WR Damion Ratley And LB Alex Anzalone
• Car Breaks Down, Then Rolls Away, Crashes Into Pit In Westford
• Dublin School Board Trustee Dies In Middle School Parking Lot Crash
• Escaped Inmate From Nevada Suspected In Sacramento County Homicide
• Western Michigan University Still Plans on 75% Of Classes Return In Person This Fall
• Petersen Automotive Museum Reopens Thursday, Offering Free Admission To Healthcare Workers, First Responders
• 'Big Time': Philadelphia Zoo To Hold Ribbon Cutting Ceremony For New Exhibit On Age Of Dinosaurs
• U.S. Adding 11,000 Emergency Beds For Migrant Children
• Biden administration commits $10 billion to fight vaccine inequities
• New Lighting And Pavement Planned For Walnut Street In Shadyside
• Hole On Roadside Remains Near Jackson Park Despite 311 Request Being Marked 'Completed' By City
• Lawmakers vow stricter regulations on social media platforms
• Florida Senate Proposes Money For Everglades, Sea Level Rise
• Community Holds Rally To Support Asian American Widow Targeted By Hate-Filled Letter
• Texas Longhorns Headed To Sweet 16 After 71-62 Win Over UCLA
• Bruins Eager To Return To Action, Excited To Play In Front Of Fans Thursday Night
• High school coach fired after players use anti-Semitic play calls
• Two Pennsylvania Trade Associations Come Out Against PennDOT's Bridge Toll Proposal
• Police: Man Suspected In Manhattan Crime Spree Arrested On Robbery Charges
• Villanova Basketball In Unfamiliar Underdog Territory Ahead Of Matchup With Top-Seeded Baylor
• CHP Pursuit Ends In Tarzana With Suspect Vehicle In Flames, Teen In Custody
• 'Rally For Solidarity' To Be Held Thursday Following Several Incidents Of Anti-Asian Vandalism In Chinatown, South Philadelphia
• Miami Proud: Award-Winning Artist, Coral Reef High School Senior Jalynn McDuffey Inspired By 'African American Life'
• Hershey Native Christian Pulisic Confident At Chelsea, Hopes For US Olympic Appearance
• Not-So-Rushed Hour: PennDOT Not Seeing Usual Morning Rush Hour Traffic
• Women's History Month: 13-Year-Old Poet Melody Ilesanmi Soon To Become A Published Author
• LAPD Declares Unlawful Assembly As Protesters, Police Face Off At Echo Park Lake Over Homeless Encampment Removal
• New Zealand approves paid leave after miscarriages
• Quincy High School Students Accused Of Posting 'Pro-Rape' Speech Online
• Fog Advisories Issued; Some Maryland Schools Delay Opening
• Career Coach: Drawing Attention To Your Resume
• Chrissy Teigen quits Twitter, citing negativity
• Police and protesters face off at L.A. park with large homeless camp
• AstraZeneca updates report, insists COVID vaccine highly effective
• Brazil becomes second country to pass 300,000 COVID-19 deaths
• AstraZeneca Says Updated COVID Vaccine Report Still Shows It's Highly Effective
• Olympic snowboarder Julie Pomagalski killed by avalanche
• North Korea launches "likely" ballistic missiles, U.S. official says
• Can vaccine hesitancy be reduced by a president's encouragement?
• Youth Job Center Holding Virtual Job Fair
• Ex-Operation Warp Speed science chief fired after harassment claim
• 'Longhorns In Couture' Help Raise Money For Local Nonprofit
• Virginia becomes 23rd state to abolish death penalty
• Pittsburgh Weather: Severe Weather Chances Increase Overnight; High Wind Warning, Wind Advisory Issued
• Ahead of IPO, Robinhood expands risky stock market lending
• Rapper 'NBA YoungBoy' Arrested In LA, Taken Into FBI Custody
• U.S. adding 16,000 emergency beds for migrant children
• White House mulls executive action on gun control as legislation
• Student debt "feels like quicksand." Is loan forgiveness the answer?
• CORE Hiring More Than 100 Workers For Vaccination Sites In Chicago
• Boulder shooting sparks calls for gun reform
• Disable Vehicle On Route 28 Inbound Causing Traffic Delays
• Regional airline discouraged pilots from getting COVID vaccine
• Michigan Lottery Results For Wednesday, March 24, 2021
• Driver Freed From Car, Rushed To Hospital After Crashing Into Wall In Philadelphia
• Man Dead After Shooting Outside South Minneapolis Gas Station
• 80 years after Pearl Harbor, veteran's remains identified
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/25 Thursday Afternoon Forecast
• COVID-19 In Allegheny County: Concern Over Rising Cases Has Leaders Calling For Caution
• Overturned Tractor-Trailer On Ben Franklin Bridge Snarling Traffic
• Chicago Weather: Rain Ahead Thursday Afternoon
• Delayed Tokyo Olympics torch relay kicks off amid COVID fears
• Rockland County Mourns Fallen Volunteer Firefighter Jared Lloyd, Who 'Gave His Life In Service To Others'
• Missing Florida Woman Lyndsey Kennedy Found Naked, Lost In Delray Beach Storm Drain
• Duxbury High School Football Coach Dave Maimaron Fired After Players Used Anti-Semitic Play Calls
• McKeesport Police Find Missing 58-Year-Old Man, David Cook
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• West Virginia Family Donates iPads To Morgantown Hospital To Help Other Families Stay In Touch
• Local Veteran Receives More Than 150 Birthday Cards For His 90th Birthday
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• Mitchell Scores 27 As Jazz Rout Shorthanded Nets
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Videos from March 25, 2021

• 3/25: Red and Blue
• Biden defends decision to not expel unaccompanied migrant children
• Deadly tornadoes batter southern states
• Tech CEOs questioned over how misinformation spreads on social media platforms
• Assessing what makes the U.S. vulnerable to Russian disinformation
• COVID cases begin to rise in at least 20 states amid vaccinations
• Declining fertility rates could threaten human race, health officials say
• Horses at this non-profit help kids heal from emotional trauma
• Emmy-winning actress Jessica Walter has died at 80
• USC reaches largest sex abuse settlement against a university
• Coronavirus cases spike across U.S. at alarming rate
• Boulder shooting suspect denied bail in first court appearance
• Biden defends decision not to expel unaccompanied minors
• Biden says it will be "hard" to meet deadline on U.S. troop withdrawal from Afghanistan
• Tracking the dangerous tornado outbreak
• Top tech CEOs testify on role of social media misinformation regarding Capitol riot and COVID
• Biden addresses border handling, voting rights and running in 2024 during first news conference
• State of the U.S. economy after latest job report
• Rare access inside Boston Dynamics' robotics workshop
• Recap and analysis of Biden's first White House news conference
• Biden: "My plan is to run for reelection"
• Biden calls voting restrictions "un-American," says he plans to run for reelection
• Biden says "vast majority" of migrants at southern border are being sent back
• Biden signals openness to axing Senate's filibuster rule if it causes "chaos"
• Biden sets new goals for fighting coronavirus pandemic
• Biden addresses border crisis, filibuster, reelection during first press conference as president — watch in full
• Facebook, Twitter and Google leaders to face lawmakers over their role in the spreading of disinformation
• North Korea tests Biden administration with missile launches
• Japan begins Olympic torch relay after a year of setbacks
• "You're welcome to step away": Senator Ted Cruz refuses to put on mask after reporter asks during press conference
• Senate confirms Dr. Rachel Levine as assistant secretary of health in historic first
• Doctor on new AstraZeneca vaccine data, media coverage of pandemic
• Biden gears up for his first official White House press conference
• Boulder shooting suspect appears in court
• How entrepreneurs can thrive in spite of the pandemic
• Teens organize free virtual tutoring programs to aid kids with remote learning amid pandemic
• Dan Gilbert shares recovery journey, announces $500 million investment in Detroit
• Nurse who uses a wheelchair overcomes the odds
• COVID-19 pandemic leads to sharp declines in cancer screening, late-stage diagnoses
• Hawaii Democratic Senator Hirono on AAPI representation, countering racism and gun reform efforts
• Venetians in somber mood after floods, COVID-19 impact tourism-focused economy
• GOP lawmakers push for voting law changes in Georgia, Democrats call changes suppression
• Harris to lead effort to curtail migration at U.S.- Mexico border
• Conflict ravages Ethiopia's Tigray region
• WorldView: North Korea launches 2 missiles into the Sea of Japan
• New video from first tour inside Texas holding facility for unaccompanied migrant youth
• North Korea conducts second weapons test in a week
• "There's still light": Sister of police officer killed in Boulder shooting shares memories
• President Biden to hold first White House press conference today
• Boulder shooting survivor: "No one should ever have to experience what happened that Monday"
• 3/25: CBSN AM
• CBS Reports | The Student Debt Dilemma
• Mexico looks to crack down on migrant caravans