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• Historic San Jose Apartment Building Set to Be Moved Sunday
• Project Home: 'Flex Pool' Program Matches Homeless San Franciscans to Vacant Apartments
• Students, Alumnae Rally to Demand Mills College in Oakland Stay Open
• Sonoma Seniors Celebrate Full Vaccination With a Day on the Plaza
• Unlocking The Past: Safe Found In UOP Basement Contains School's Original Documents
• Lack Of Rain Means No Poppy Super Bloom This Year
• Adams County Deputy, Off-Duty Denver Officer And Citizen Prevent Suspects From Carjacking I-25 Motorists
• COVID Restrictions In Colorado: Jefferson County Narrowly Avoids Moving Back To Level Yellow
• Nikola Jokic Has 37 Points, Nuggets Beat Pelicans 113-108
• Teen's Blood Donation Leads To Near Fatal Car Crash Into Marysville Lake
• Pit Bull Leads Animal Control Officer To Missing Newborn Puppies
• Invasive Weeds Take Over Sacramento County Pond, Pose Animal Safety Concerns
• Lakers Rally Past Cavaliers To Snap 4-Game Losing Streak
• Demonstrators Rally In San Gabriel Valley To Push For End To Anti-Asian Hate Crimes
• 'Didn't Expect This Response': Community Steps Up On AAPI Day Of Healing And Action
• John Collins' Career-High 38 Points Lead Hawks Past Warriors
• Protesters Clash With Police Over Shutdown Of Echo Park Lake Homeless Camps, 182 Arrested
• UC Davis Researchers May Have Uncovered Why Some Recover From COVID And Others Don't
• Coyotes Beat Sharks 5-2
• Vaccine Super Site At Cal State Los Angeles To Shut Down April 11
• Weld County Cold Case: James Dye Arrested For Murder Of Kay Day In 1979
• 3 Suspects Sought In Attempted Homicide In Yuba County
• Chicago Weather: Keep The Umbrella Handy For The Weekend
• Trauma From Boulder Shooting Can Impact Those Who Are Far Removed From Event
• World Central Kitchen Provides 500,000 Meals To Those In Need During COVID-19 Pandemic
• Georgia Lawmaker Arrested, Removed From Capitol After Protesting New Voting Restrictions
• Suspect Rushed To Hospital After Shooting Involving Weld County Sheriff's Deputy
• Community Group's Training To Intervene In Racist Harassment Gains Popularity After Atlanta Massage Parlor Shootings
• Family Of Slain Rideshare Driver Calling For More Security From Companies
• Owner Of Klavon's Ice Cream Says Job Market Is Open, But The Workers Are Slim
• Investigators: Alarm System At Evergreen Court Home For Adults In Rockland County Was On Test Mode When Deadly Fire Broke Out
• Audra Richards' Hat Trick Puts Minnesota In NWHL Finals
• 1-Year-Old Boy Seriously Injured By Falling Tree In Townsend
• Steel, Jones Lead Ducks To 4-1 Win Over Blues
• Vigil Held For Christine Englehardt, Woman Drugged, Raped And Found Dead In Miami Beach Hotel Room
• Police Investigating Accidental Shooting Death Of 3-Year-Old Girl In Monroeville
• Boy, 7, Bitten By Shark In Shallow Water Off Fort Lauderdale Beach
• Family Members From Weld County's 'Coldest Case' Thankful For Arrest 41 Years Later
• Caught On Camera: 2 Suspects Rob Bronx Laundromat, Hold Employee At Gunpoint
• Rutgers University Pauses Football Before Spring Practice Due To Spike In COVID Cases
• Rally For Justice In Response To In-Custody Death Of Marvin Scott In Collin County
• New York Launches App To Offer Proof Of COVID Vaccination, Negative Test Results
• IRS Says PPE Can Be Deducted As Medical Expenses
• Sharon Osbourne Leaving CBS Daytime Show 'The Talk'
• Ed Davis: Kill Switch In Every Police Cruiser 'Would Be A Good Thing'
• Baltimore City Lifts More COVID Restrictions Friday
• New Video Shows Shooting At Home Depot; Security Guard Critically Injured
• Families Picking Up The Pieces After Tree Falls Onto 2 Homes In Oakmont
• Tara Savannah Payne's Family Searching For Answers After Her Body Was Recovered From Water Near Baltimore's Canton Neighborhood
• KAT Scores 29 As Wolves Come Back To Beat Rockets 107-101
• Hornets Hold On To Beat Heat 110-105
• Tree Falls On Top Of Several Parked Cars In Kew Gardens
• Marilyn Mosby Makes First Public Appearance Since Federal Investigation Into Finances, Acting U.S. Attorney Defends Integrity Of His Office
• Man, Woman Injured In Double Shooting In East Baltimore Friday Night, Police Say
• COVID Hospitalizations Fall Below 700 In LA County, OC Surpasses 250K Total Cases
• Former Red Oak Star Marcus Sasser Has Houston In Sweet 16 And Basketball In His Blood
• 1 Injured After Building Collapses In East Baltimore, Officials Say
• Biden administration moves to safeguard DACA program for "Dreamers"
• Baltimore Police Charge Philip Blankenship In Connection To Fatal Shooting In Mount Vernon
• Traffic Alert: Full Weekend Closure Of Quebec St. Under I-70
• Mural Of Frederick Douglass To Be Painted By Michael Rosato In Talbot County
• Tatum, Smart Help Celtics End Bucks' Winning Streak
• Oakland Launches Campaign to Support Asian-Owned Businesses
• Q&A With Loyola Ramblers Sophomore Braden Norris
• Report: Colorado Rockies One Of The Least-Valued MLB Franchises, Ranked 22nd
• Basquiat Exhibit At MFA First Of Its Kind
• Q&A With Loyola Ramblers Senior Lucas Williamson
• Susanville Inmate Convicted In Sacramento County Suspected In Deadly Prison Stabbing
• 'I Want To Help': Westford Teen Fighting Cancer Asks Community To Join Bone Marrow Registry
• COVID: Getting Vaccinated An Emotional Moment For Many Who Long To Get Back To Their Lives
• Pentagon linguist pleads guilty to exposing U.S. human assets
• Loyola Fans Buzzing With Excitement As Ramblers Head For The Sweet 16
• Racist Anti-Asian Letters Sent To Multiple Southland Salons
• How Colorado's Continued Assistance Act Rollout Of Unemployment Benefits Stacks Up To Other States
• Shaka Smart Leaves Texas For Marquette After Never Winning NCAA Tournament Game At UT
• Memorial Honoring Puerto Rican Community, Hurricane Maria Victims Unveiled In Lower Manhattan
• OC Considers Opening COVID Vaccination Site At Fairgrounds In Preparation For Influx In Vaccine Seekers
• Ceres Teacher Accused Of Having Sexual Relations With High School Student
• Tree Falls Onto Maplewood Home
• Ovechkin Scores Twice, Red-Hot Capitals Shut Out Devils 4-0
• Biden Administration Prioritizing Gateway Tunnel Project
• COVID: Some Teachers Delaying Return to In-Person Learning, Impacting Oakland School Reopening
• 'Waste Is Gold': 5 South Florida Restaurants Make Delicious Dishes From 'Food Waste'
• 'I'm Gratified': O'Farrell Says Nearly 200 Unhoused Residents Sheltered; Echo Park Expected To Reopen This Summer
• West Virginia Man, Girlfriend Charged With Killing His Stepfather
• New Yorker Josephine Melecio Celebrates 110th Birthday
• UPDATE: 2 Suffer Major Injuries in Crash on Benicia-Martinez Bridge
• COVID Reopening: Napa Valley Wine Country Anticipates Possible Orange Tier Move - 'People Are Ready To Get Back'
• Garfield County Sheriff's Deputy Nearly Hit By Driver On Highway 82
• COVID Reopening: Facebook Plans To Begin Opening Bay Area Offices At 10% Capacity In May
• Abusive, Vindictive, Uncontrollable: Investigators Release Report On Allegations Against Retired Sacramento County CEO Nav Gill
• On A Positive Note: Heroes Fighting Hunger In Washington County
• Ravens Sign WR Sammy Watkins To 1-Year Deal
• Family Gaines: Four Sacramento Sisters Expecting To Give Birth Within Months Of Each Other
• Construction Workers On Vallejo Bridge Project Find 2 People Living In Cave
• Health Officials Concerned About Rising COVID-19 Cases On Cape Cod
• Loyola Ramblers' Youngest Honorary Member, Marcellus Pounds, Helping Team Dance Their Way Through NCAA Tournament
• Ohio Father Charged In Death Of 2-Month-Old Daughter Who Choked On Baby Wipe
• Henry Winkler Will Reprise Role As 'The Fonz' For Virtual 'Happy Days' Table Read
• Family Sues Palmdale School District After Teacher's Racist Tirade Recorded Over Zoom
• San Joaquin County Considers Incentives In Exchange for COVID Tests
• Sharon Osbourne Leaves 'The Talk' After CBS Concludes She Was Not 'Respectful' To Co-Hosts
• Orioles' Chris Davis To Start Season On 60-Day Injured List
• Sanders visits Alabama, boosting Amazon workers' union effort
• US Ghost Adventures Under Contract To Buy Lizzie Borden House In Fall River
• 'The Best In Town': Beloved Stockton Staple, Lindy's Donuts, Closing Doors For Good
• 'Who Can Help Me Serve The People': Local Comedian Takes On Vaccine Equity With Grassroots Effort
• Third 'Pip' Spotted In Hays' Bald Eagles Nest Days After First 2 Hatchings
• COVID Sports: Bellarmine Vs. Saint Francis Football Matchup Rescheduled Due To Positive Cases
• Boulder Shooting: Motive Unknown As Police Continue Investigation
• State Police Give 4 Warnings To Pittsburgh Establishments Over COVID-19 Orders
• Pandemic-Related Supply Issues And Demand Mean Headaches For Home Improvement
• COVID: Nonprofit SF New Deal Helps Restaurants While Keeping Needy Fed
• San Jose Police Arrest Man Suspect In Armed Robberies Of Bay Area Sandwich, Ice Cream Shops
• Bizarre Bear Behavior in Northern California Linked to Brain Disease, Source Unknown
• Vice President Kamala Harris Visits New Haven On Nationwide Tour To Promote American Rescue Plan
• Barrier Falls: Philadelphia Native Kathryn Nesbitt Officiates Men's World Cup Qualifiers
• Social network Parler says it warned FBI before Capitol riot
• Snapshot NY: Out-Of-Work Broadway Technician Finds Second Career As Artist Building Steampunk Lamps
• State EDD Launches Dashboard Of Pandemic-Era Unemployment Insurance Data
• Peduto The Target As Pittsburgh Mayoral Debate Features Some But Not All Candidates
• Dallas Street To Be Renamed For Botham Jean On Saturday
• Englewood Police Ask For Help Solving Explosive Device Mystery
• New Jersey Gov. Murphy Signs Measure Requiring Officers To Notify Parents Of Minors Caught With Marijuana
• Texas House Speaker Dade Phelan Says More Than 27,000 Migrants Apprehended In State This Week
• Woman, Dog Fatally Stabbed In Seemingly Random Attack In San Dimas; Suspect In Custody
• Chicago Man Wrongly Targeted By Police Dozens Of Times Because He Has Same Name And Birthdate As A Wanted Man
• In Likely Newsom Recall, Energizing Latino Voters Is Key
• Berkeley City Council Unanimously Approves Elimination of Single Family Zoning
• Pittsburgh Public Schools Teachers Prep Classrooms For Some Students To Return After Spring Break
• Pandemic Pet Adopters Noticing Separation Anxiety As Jobs Welcome Back Employees, Forcing Them Away From Home
• Overturned Vehicle Crash Reported On Benicia-Martinez Bridge
• Helicopter Makes Emergency Landing Near Hudson River
• COVID-19 Vaccine Providers Make Sure No Dose Is Wasted: 'We Chase People Down'
• Plano Teen Participates In COVID-19 Vaccine Trial
• Hialeah High School Teacher Jeanette Barbara Valle-Tejeda Facing Sexual Abuse Charges Involving Students
• 48 Hours: Who Killed Jonelle Matthews In 1984?
• Boulder Arts Week Offers Healing During Grieving
• California Adds 141,000 Jobs In February, Reports Lowest Unemployment Rate Since Start Of Pandemic
• Chinatown Block Watch Looking For New Volunteers Amid Spike In Anti-Asian Crimes
• Burlington County Family Reunited With Missing Cat After Nearly Two Years
• Maryland Extending State's Health Insurance Special Enrollment Period
• As Vaccination Enthusiasm Rises, COVID-19 Case Rate Drops In Colorado
• Hempstead Community Rallies To Support Siblings Who Lost Both Parents To COVID-19
• Police Shoot, Kill Armed Robbery Suspect Eric Leach In Stolen Rockland Cruiser In Quincy
• Vaccine Eligibility Expanding To All Minnesotans 16+ Greeted With Varying Emotions
• Falls Road Access Ramp To The Southbound Jones Falls Expressway To Close For Water Main Repairs
• Security Video Shows Suspect Point Gun At Cashiers Before Stealing Police Cruiser And Weapon
• Report: Pirates' Todd Frazier Exercises Opt-Out Clause, Becomes Free Agent
• Son raises money to take his mom on trip of a lifetime
• Tyngsborough Elementary School To Go Fully Remote Next Week After COVID Outbreak At School
• Frankford Shooting Leaves 18-Year-Old Man Dead, Philadelphia Police Say
• Mesquite Police Chief Charles Cato Steps Down After 5 Years
• 'The Killing Needs To Stop' A Mother's Plea After A Chicago Mass Shooting Left One Person Dead And Several Injured
• Latino Voters Key As Newsom Faces Likely Recall Election
• Beloved Children's Book Author Beverly Cleary Dies At 104
• Should A COVID Vaccine Be Part Of The Back-To-School Routine For College And University Students And Staff?
• Furry Tails: Phoenix, Daisy And Sally Are Waiting For Forever Homes
• I-Team: Suspect Shot By Police After Stealing Cruiser Identified As Eric Leach
• Amazon picks Twitter fight with senators Sanders and Warren
• Lawndale Man Arrested For Animal Cruelty After 11-Year-Old Cat Found In Apartment Dumpster With Broken Back Legs
• NYC Schools Prioritizing Social Emotional Learning To Help Students Cope With Emotional Toll Of COVID Pandemic
• San Quentin Death Row Inmate Lumord Johnson Found Unresponsive In Cell, Dies
• Beverly Cleary, Beloved Children's Book Author and Noted UC Berkeley Alumna, Dies at 104
• Illinois Authorizing All Counties To Open Vaccine Eligibility To Anyone Age 16 And Older Amid Drop In Demand In Some Areas
• Woman Rescued From Debris After North Philadelphia Home Collapses
• 'If I Go To The Hospital, I Might Get COVID': South Florida Doctors Fear People Avoiding Emergency Medical Care
• Iconic Shelborne Miami Beach Hotel Gets Innovative As Tourists Slowly Return
• Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis Calls On CDC To Lift Cruise No-Sail Order
• Indoor Family Entertainment Centers Reopen At 25% Capacity In New York
• Baltimore Firefighters Working To Free Person Trapped Inside Vent At Lexington Market
• 'Best Of The Best': Longtime Riverside County Shelter Volunteer, Foster Mom Mary Anderson Loses Battle With COVID-19
• No Plea In Security Guard Shooting: Matthew Dolloff Case Delayed Again
• #StopAsianHate National Day Of Action And Healing Calls Attention To Spike In Anti-Asian Hate Crimes
• Fayette County Inmates Accused Of Trying To Smuggle Drugs In With Improvised 'Fishing Pole Device'
• South Florida Race To Vaccinate Picking Up Steam
• Blockbuster Deal: San Francisco 49ers Move Up To No. 3 Pick In NFL Draft; Garoppolo's Future In Question
• Seattle Woman, Marisela Botello Valadez, Who Went Missing In Dallas Found Dead, Murder Warrants Issued For 3 Suspects
• Olde Town Arvada Street Closures Put In Place During Pandemic Could Become Permanent
• Dr. Robert Redfield, COVID Adviser For Gov. Hogan, Says He Believes Virus 'Escaped' From Lab In Wuhan
• 132K MN Driver's Licenses Expire In 1 Week, Officials Urge Minnesotans To Renew
• Beloved Children's Book Author Beverly Cleary Dies At 104
• COVID Vaccine: New Jersey Residents 55 And Older Eligible Starting April 5
• Baltimore Museum Of Art To Reopen To Public With COVID-19 Safety Measures In Place
• Recreational Marijuana In New Jersey: Parents Must be Told Of Cannabis Offense Under New State Law
• 2 Men Survive After Their Small Plane Clips Trees, Crashes Near Bridgeport Airport
• Gov. Cuomo Told Aide Charlotte Bennett To Sing 'Danny Boy' To Senior Staff Members As Part Of Office Hazing, Accuser's Attorney Says
• CBS Sports: High Grades For Denver Nuggets On Aaron Gordon, JaVale McGee Trades
• North Texas Homeowner And Dog Recovering From Stab Wounds Inflicted By Intruder, Suspect Arrested
• Court Rules For Photographer In Fight Over Warhol Art Based On Her Photos Of Prince
• Dolphins Make Flurry Of Trades, Now Picking 6th In April's NFL Draft
• Many unused airline flight credits will remain valid into 2022
• All Minnesotans 16+ Will Be Eligible For COVID-19 Vaccine Next Week
• Armed Security Officers Working Under Homeland Security Contractor Say They've Been Given Broken, Unsafe Equipment
• Two Moreno Valley Teens Avoid Jail Time in Beating Death Of Classmate Diego Stolz
• 2 People Hurt In Shooting Near Stockton
• Stop Asian Hate Solidarity March, Rally To Be Held In Koreatown Saturday
• U.S. border agents inconsistently enforcing Trump-era expulsions
• Lawmakers Take Dueling Trips To Border Amid Concerns About Migrant Surge
• 'We Need Folks' Buy-in': With COVID Cases Rising, Philly Officials Warn Holiday Gatherings Could Make Things Worse
• It's Official! Miami Heat Home To Be Named FTX Arena
• Tree Falls Onto House In Shaler Township, Significant Damage Reported
• 6 People Injured After 2 Cars Crash, Jump Curb In Brooklyn
• UPMC: Monoclonal Antibody Treatment Reduces Risk Of Hospitalizations, Deaths In COVID-19 Patients By 70%
• Biden invites world leaders including Putin and Xi to climate summit
• Partial Retaining Wall Collapse Closes Northbound Lane Of I-295 In Bellmawr
• COVID In Florida: 5,750 New Cases, 167 Additional Deaths Reported On Friday
• 'Snap-Decision' Defense May Not Work For Derek Chauvin
• CHP: Woman, 67, Suspected In Highway 49 Hit-And-Run That Left Teen Dead
• Pitt Tells Students To Follow Shelter-In-Place Period Beginning April 16
• Former Law Enforcement Officer Michael Lopez Charged In SW Miami-Dade Shooting
• Mother Who Lost Daughter In Aurora Theater Shooting Talks Trauma, Healing In Wake Of Boulder Shooting
• Massachusetts Reports 2,301 New COVID Cases, 40 Additional Deaths
• Carrollton Man Becomes 20th Arrest By FBI Dallas Office Regarding US Capitol Riot
• #BoulderStrong: Graphics For Supporters To Download And Share
• Texas Judge Says Austin Can Require Masks Despite State Ending COVID-19 Mandates
• Longview Brothers 'Big Hub' And 'Little Hub' Sentenced To Federal Prison
• Twins' Bench Coach Mike Bell, 46, Dies Of Cancer
• Body Of Sinead Lyons, Missing Lowell Woman, Found In Ossipee Lake
• Crawford County Man Jeremy Vorous Arrested For Allegedly Storming Capitol On Jan. 6
• High Winds Carry Porta Potty Into Intersection At CMU
• 'I Don't Fault Him': Rockland Police Chief Says Officer Left Cruiser Unlocked While Running After Suspect
• Dead Body Found Near Calumet Park
• 3 Arrested In Murders Of Burbank Couple Found Along Highway 395 In Mono County
• This Saturday On JP Roofing FAN N'ATION (March 27)
• SMART Flex Transit Service Launched And Offering Free Rides To Vaccination Centers
• 2 People Arrested After Probation Search Of Rocklin Home Uncovers Drugs, Guns
• Delaware County Launches Homebound COVID-19 Vaccination Program To Get Shots To Those Who Need Them Most
• Cruise lines say it's safe to sail. Experts aren't convinced.
• COVID Schools: Mount Diablo Unified Campuses Reopen; Plans For Full-Time In-Person Learning This Fall
• LOOK: Steven Tyler Celebrates 73rd Birthday; 'Can't Wait To Rock Out With All Of You Again Soon!'
• Peace Officers' Angels Foundation
• Applications Open For Entrepreneurs To Get Their Products On Walmart Shelves
• Serial Rapist Jory Wiebrand Sentenced To 46 Years In Prison
• Richland Hills Police Officers OK After Being Shot At
• Sonoma County NAACP Condemns Racist Attacks on Rohnert Park Vice Mayor
• A Little More Snow Comes To California, But Warming On Way
• Gun used in Boulder shooting was bought legally, chief says
• Mpls. Woman Faces Manslaughter Charge In Baby's Co-Sleeping Death
• Police: Asian Woman Followed By Man Yelling Hateful Threats In Woodland
• Judge Allows Burbank, Tinhorn Flats Time To Resolve Permit Dispute
• Boston Pride Happy To Resume Quest For An Isobel Cup
• J.J. Hardy, Mike Devereaux Elected To Orioles Hall Of Fame
• Reports: Las Vegas Raiders Sign Former Ravens WR Willie Snead To 1-Year Deal
• Detroiters New Art Installment In Parker's Alley Shows Love To The City
• 49ers Make Blockbuster Trade With Dolphins To Secure No. 3 Overall Pick
• Baltimore County Police Charge Bobby Lee Pittman Jr. In Connection To Domestic-Related Stabbing In Dundalk
• Police: Pa. Woman Driving To Beach In North Carolina Shot, Killed In Road Rage Incident
• Fort Worth VA Clinic Now Closed Through Mid-April Due To Winter Storm Damage
• 3 Men To Stand Trial In 2017 Slaying Of Michigan Woman
• Pelosi names D.C. National Guard commander House sergeant-at-arms
• This week on "Face the Nation," March 21, 2021
• Weekend Of Virtual Concerts To Raise Money To Save Moondog's In Blawnox
• Mammoth Mountain To Stay Open Through Memorial Day
• Pennsylvania Court Again Backs Limits On Abortion Coverage
• Hopeful Signs As California Adds 141,000 Jobs In February
• Dallas Woman Hospitalized After Being Attacked By Loose Pit Bulls She Was Feeding
• Frederick Property Where Curtis Mason Smith Was Found Dead Is Partially Owned By Gov. Hogan's Family
• WI Gov. Tony Evers Signs Cocktails-To-Go Bill
• Two Fast Food Employees Fight Staff, Flee Police After Being Fired
• Lancaster County Woman, Julie Eberly, Shot, Killed In North Carolina Road Rage Shooting On I-95, Police Say
• Infielder Andrew Romine Released From Minor League Deal By Minnesota Twins
• Critics Of Federal Ban On Firearms Device Win Key Decision
• Florida House Overwhelmingly Passes Bill That Would OK Guns At Churches
• Cache of Stolen Catalytic Converters Found In Novato; Suspect Arrested
• Tuukka Rask Out Through Weekend After Leaving With Injury Thursday Night
• Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby Says Her Office Will No Longer Prosecute Low-Level Drug, Sex Crimes
• Texas Man Says He Doesn't Know How He Ended Up At The Top Of A 200-Foot Crane
• Gideon Elementary In North Philadelphia Temporarily Closing Due To COVID Outbreak
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• Baltimore Opens COVID Vaccine Pre-Registration List For Any Resident 16 Years And Older
• Florida Unemployment Rate Down To 4.7 Percent
• Seatbelts Save The Day In Spectacular Antioch Crash
• Heritage Valley Health System Vaccinating People Outside State's Phase 1A
• Daily I-75 Lane Closures In Oakland County Resume Monday
• Boulder Shooting: Gunman's Motive Still Unknown; Complex Investigation Underway
• Bloomington PD: Armed Carjacking Suspect Taken Into Custody
• Two Teenagers Charged With Capital Murder In Killing Of 18-Year-Old Edward Cade
• Denver Weather: Scattered Showers, Maybe Even A Few Afternoon Snow Squalls
• University Of Michigan OKs 'Net Zero' Carbon Emission Plan
• Female restaurant workers face sexual harassment even during pandemic
• 9-Year-Old Child Dies Trying To Cross Border Into Texas From Mexico, Officials Say
• Sean Lannon, Held In New Jersey After Nationwide Manhunt, Charged In New Mexico Deaths
• Fauci says large trial on asymptomatic COVID spread is underway
• Sweet Tip: Patron at Fenton's Creamery in Oakland Leaves $1,000 Gratuity
• 58 Arrested In Baltimore Warrant Initiative This Week
• Larry McMurtry, Pulitzer Prize-Winning Master of Western Fiction, Dead at 84
• Hopeful Signs As California Adds 141,000 Jobs In February
• Free T Service Continues Between North Shore And Downtown
• Surprise, Surprise: Report Says Celtics Were A 'Finalist' For Nikola Vucevic
• City Of St. Paul, Partners Announce App To Help Combat Plastic Pollution In Mississippi River
• Weld County Officials Urge Residents To Register To Get COVID-19 Vaccine
• Book excerpt: How Los Angeles in 1974 ruled the pop culture universe
• National Labor Relations Board Orders Tesla CEO Elon Musk To Delete Anti-Union Tweet, Rehire Union Supporter
• 21-Year-Old Charged In Shooting Of 18-Year-Old At Shamrock Gas Station In Grapevine
• Pa. Gov. Tom Wolf Picks Top Election Adviser Veronica Degraffenreid To Lead Department Of State
• Wisconsin Students Cited In Theft Of Rare Tree
• Philadelphia Eagles Trade No. 6 Overall Pick To Miami Dolphins For No. 12 Overall
• 'Absolutely Nuts': Witnesses Describe Quincy Standoff That Ended With Stolen Cruiser Suspect Dead
• Aurora Police Looking For Person Who Shot At House On St. Patrick's Day
• LA County Organizations Warned About Cyber Security Threats
• Police Arrest Kevin Cannata Of Anaheim In Fullerton Towing Thefts
• US Court Sides With Photographer In Fight Over Andy Warhol Art
• Woman Rescued After Kayak Capsizes In Peters Township
• Jimmy Garoppolo (Likely) Now Available, After 49ers Trade Up For No. 3 Overall Pick
• PAWS Pet Of The Week: Derek
• IRS says face masks and hand sanitizer are tax deductible
• COVID In Maryland: More Than 1.3K New Cases Reported Friday, Hospitalizations Up
• Cocaine, Marijuana, Cash And Meth Recovered In Dallas Police Drug Bust
• Artichoke Joe's Casino Agrees To Record $5.3 Million Penalty For Misleading Gambling Regulators, Violating Federal Law
• Clairton Police Ask For Help Finding 16-Year-Old Tkai Ekunfeo
• New Jersey Basketball Coach Scott Miller Accused Of Sexual Misconduct With Minor
• Pittsburgh Zoo And PPG Aquarium Closed To Public Due To High Winds
• Shooting Along Interstate 580 In Oakland Injures Man In Nearby Apartment
• CDC Study: Virtual School Can Be Damaging To Children's Mental Health
• Boston Mayor Kim Janey Gets Vaccinated After Giving First COVID Update
• New York Nursing Homes Now Allowed In-Person Visits; 'Like The Skies Opened Up And Heaven Fell Down'
• Missing Dog May Have Been Attacked, Carried Off By Mountain Lion Near Portola Valley
• Jay Leno Apologizes For Years Of Jokes Targeting Asians
• Ainge Called TPE Audible After Sensing 'Discouragement' From Celtics
• Racine Art Museum Showcases Peeps In New Exhibit
• Arkansas bans transgender athletes from female sports teams
• Texas Native, Pulitzer Prize-Winning Author Larry McMurtry Dies At 84
• 25,000 NYC Students Opt Back In For In-Person Learning, De Blasio Says
• Museum Of Science Plans To Honor Boston Native Leonard Nimoy With 'Live Long And Prosper' Sculpture
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: Health Department Reports 4,927 New Cases, 36 Additional Deaths
• Fire Burns At Apartment Building Near Downtown San Rafael
• Dallas Police Need Info After Woman Found Murdered In Wooded Area
• Iran-backed Houthis launch drone, missile attacks on Saudi Arabia
• Maryland Weather: Wind Advisory In Effect Friday
• 1 Dead, 7 Injured After Shooting In Wrightwood
• Calumet City Police Shoot Driver During Shootout After Traffic Stop
• Spring Flower Show Now Open At The Lincoln Park Conservatory
• Homeless Shelter At Former Skateland Rollerskating Rink In Northridge Named For Alex Trebek
• Cambridge Police Searching For Homicide Suspect Ryshon Kelly
• Clippers Swap Lou Williams For Rajon Rondo At Trade Deadline
• Bill To Stop Illegal Gun Ownership In Illinois Could Become Closer To Becoming A Law
• New Jersey Vaccine Eligibility To Include Those 55+ In April
• COVID In Minnesota: 1,714 New Cases, 7 More Deaths Reported Ahead Of Vaccine Expansion Announcement
• City Health Department Opens 8th Mass COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic At Salvation Army In West Philadelphia
• Abington Officer Hospitalized From Crash During Pursuit Of Stolen Rockland Police Cruiser
• Pennsylvania's Unemployment Rate Stable In February As Payrolls And Labor Force Grow
• Miami Beach Spring Break Crowds Abide By Curfew, Ocean Drive Quiet
• H-E-B Announces 2 Stores For Frisco, Plano
• Franklin High School Gets UV Disinfectant System To Kill COVID In Classroom Air
• Hynes Mass Vaccine Site Expanding To 7,000 Doses A Day With Help From Feds
• Dr. Oz And Mara Schiavocampo Reveal A Hack To Cut Even More Calories When Getting A Sandwich To-Go On The System 21 Plan
• Weekly Flea Market Set To Take Over Pittsburgh Parking Garage
• 2 Men, Baltimore Woman, Facing Federal Indictment In Maryland For Nationwide Scheme That Allegedly Defrauded Elderly Victims Of More Than $1.5M
• Positive COVID-19 Test Cancels Grace Davis At Lathrop High School Football Game
• NYPD: Shiloh And Aaliyah Bellas, 4 And 8, May Have Been Taken By Eddie Bellas And Mekaybew McNeal
• Nearly 26K Filed For Unemployment Insurance Last Week In Maryland
• Massive Tree, Once Considered By City For Christmas, Topples Over In Greenfield Front Yard
• University Of Detroit Mercy Plans For In-Person Classes For Fall 2021 Semester
• Nigerian National, Babatope Joseph Aderinoye Sentenced For Multimillion-Dollar Fraud & Money Laundering Scheme Victimizing Senior Citizens, School Districts, Charities
• Keven Quiroz Of Tustin Arrested In Assault On Elderly Man In Irvine; Police Say Dispute Was Over Unleashed Dog
• B&H Dairy: A Small Restaurant With Big Heart Serves The East Village Since 1938
• Texas Child Sex Offender Keith Merchant Sentenced To 30+ Years For Enticement Of 10-Year-Old Girl
• Patriots In Attendance For Zach Wilson's Pro Day
• Night Before Chauvin Trial, Al Sharpton, George Floyd's Family To Hold Rally In Minneapolis
• New York City Ends Qualified Immunity For Police Officers, Becoming 1st In Nation To Do So
• New York Becomes 1st U.S. City To End Qualified Immunity For Police Officers
• Indictment: New Jersey Police Trooper Stalked Woman After Traffic Stop
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 586 New Cases, 9 Additional Deaths
• Villanova Looks To Continue NCAA Tournament Run Against Top-Seeded Baylor
• Con Ed: Smart Gas Detectors Help Identify More Than 60 Serious Leaks
• Pennsylvania's Unemployment Rate Stable In February, As Payrolls And Labor Force Grow
• "Unbelievable" bureaucracy plagues Germany's COVID vaccination drive
• Trading Daniel Theis Gives Robert Williams More Opportunity -- And That's A Good Thing
• Two Men, Matthew Givens And Cortez Hudson, Charged In Slaying Of Jawaun Davis Outside Illinois Secretary Of State Facility In Bridgeview
• Police In Texas Say Officer Fatally Shot Armed Man After He Threated Kids & Estranged Wife
• 'It Is Discouraging': Couple Seeking Elusive First Home Posts Plea On Social Media
• System 21: Oz-Approved Drive-Thru & Take-Out Meals That Won't Ruin Your Diet
• NCAA Tournament News
• Strong Winds Cause Intermittent 911 Interruptions In Allegheny County
• Smith County Man, Cory Jsamard Ford Guilty Of Federal Drug Trafficking Violations
• With Enforcement Deadline Six Months Away, Only 22% Of Minnesotans Have REAL ID
• What is an NFT? The trendy technology explained
• Boy gives flowers to grocery store workers after shooting
• Villanova Looks To Continue NCAA Tournament Run Against Top-Seeded Baylor
• Bizarre 5-Hour Slow-Speed Pursuit Of Stolen U-Haul Winds From Burbank To Hancock Park
• Mansfield Man Larry Reynolds Sentenced To Federal Prison For Criminal Contempt
• 'F--- This Place' - Southwest Pilot Launches Expletive-Filled Tirade Against 'Liberal' Bay Area On Hot Mic
• Johns Hopkins Launches New Tool To Track COVID Pandemic's Impact On Education
• Deputies Arrest Felon In Colfax Who Allegedly Had Concealed Pistol In Pocket
• Woman On Highway 101/280 Connector In San Francisco Killed, Hit By Multiple Cars
• Coloradans affected by decades of mass shootings speak out
• 22-Year-Old Man Killed In Double Shooting In South Baltimore Overnight
• Biden signals willingness to eliminate the filibuster if needed
• Florida COVID-19 Vaccinations Will Be Open To Anyone 18 Years And Older In Ten Days
• Garrett Whitlock, The Red Sox' Surprise Breakout Star Of Spring, Makes Opening Day Roster
• West Virginia Man Sentenced For Making Pipe Bomb
• Michigan, Villanova Push To Sweet 16 Despite Key Injuries
• Dallas Police Arrest Joe Acosta, Charge Him With Shooting Death Of His Mother Kristie Marie Acosta
• NCAA orders gender equity review of its basketball tournaments
• 17-Year-Old Among 2 Charged In Carjacking Of Rideshare Driver
• Landowners Sue SMART Over Land Obtained For Biking, Hiking Paths
• Jessica Walter, "Arrested Development" star, dies at 80
• Chicago Police Officer, Home Depot Security Guard Shot In Brighton Park; Suspect Shot Dead
• Covid-19 Headquarters: Should We Delay The Second Dose Of The Vaccine To Get More People Vaccinated Quickly?
• Billy & Elton - The Hits by Phil Thompson
• D'Amico Catering's Easter Menu
• I See Me! Discount For WCCO Viewers
• Asian journalists on covering violence against their community
• Man, Woman Found Shot Dead In Fair Oaks Driveway Identified By Coroner
• Atilis Gym Offering Free Membership To Customers Who Refuse COVID Vaccine, Despite Guidance From New Jersey Officials
• Eduardo Rodriguez Scratched From Red Sox' Opening Day Start With 'Dead Arm'
• Trump says there was "zero threat" in Capitol attack that led to five deaths
• Weather Blog: 80 Degrees
• Man Found Dead In Streeterville High-Rise Unit Where Explosives Were Found Was 'Off-The-Charts Gifted;' Many Questions Remain
• 'Not Normal Behavior': Bears Behaving Oddly Raising Red Flags About Mystery Disease
• Texas Man Used $17.3M In PPP Loans To Buy Cars, Jewelry, Luxury Cars
• Small Texas Border Town The Latest Epicenter For Crossing Of Undocumented Migrant Children
• Deaf Woman Says She Lost Her Child Care Job At Bright Horizons Because They Wouldn't Accommodate Her Disability Amid Pandemic
• Dominion Voting files $1.6B defamation suit against Fox News
• Miami Open: Ash Barty Overcomes Match Point For Win In Opening Match
• Californians Told To Expect Appointment Backlogs Ahead Of New Vaccine Eligibility
• When Will We See The Newest Celtics Suit Up For Boston?
• Pistons Trade Delon Wright To Kings
• PTL Links: March 26, 2021
• Jeni's Dolly Parton 'Strawberry Pretzel Pie' Ice Cream To Support Imagination Library
• NASCAR Set To Play In The Dirt
• Miami Weather: Warm & Breezy With Plenty Of Sunshine
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Regeneron's Antibody Cocktail
• Exploring the history of U.S. immigration, and how it compares today
• 'Nice To Hear Them Again': Bruins Happy To Have Fans Back At TD Garden
• NCAA Orders Gender Equity Review Of Its March Madness Basketball Tournaments
• 'I Feel Like I Was Extremely Resilient': Businesses Shuttered By The COVID Pandemic Begin To Reopen, Recover
• Rutgers University Requiring Students Enrolled In 2021 Fall Semester To Receive COVID-19 Vaccine
• Rutgers University Requiring Students Enrolled In 2021 Fall Semester To Receive COVID-19 Vaccine
• 'Words I Won't Say On Camera': Vulgar Sign Pops Up in Rio Linda Neighborhood, Drawing Concern From Neighbors
• Atilis Gym In New Jersey Offering Free Membership To Customers Who Refuse COVID-19 Vaccine Despite Officials Urging Residents To Get Vaccinated
• Suffolk SPCA: Parrots, Possibly Lovebirds Abandoned On Side Of Northern State Parkway
• How did a ship get stuck in the Suez Canal, and how to un-stick it?
• Lions Sign WR Kalif Raymond
• Mitt Romney To Receive JFK Profile In Courage Award For Trump Impeachment Vote, 'Courageous Defense Of Democracy'
• Mystery For Chase Bank Customer: One Second He Had Nearly $250,000 In His Accounts; The Next 'Boom, Zero, Nothing'
• Michigan Lottery Results For Thursday, March 25, 2021
• French freediver smashes world record with swim under ice
• When will you go back to the office? Companies are trying to decide
• New Castle Police Department Welcomes Newest K-9, Frankie
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/26 Friday Afternoon Forecast
• Signs Posted Around Reading Terminal Market Warn Homeless They Have About 2 Weeks To Remove Belongings
• Florida Jobless Claims Fall To Lowest Weekly Level Since Start Of Pandemic
• Pittsburgh Weather: Wind Advisory In Place Until Friday Evening
• WATCH LIVE: Philadelphia Officials To Provide Update On COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution
• NYPD: Luis Toledo Charged With Attempted Kidnapping After Snatching Boy Away From Mother At Subway Station
• Utility Crews Restore Service After Underground Electrical Blast Rocks Asbury Park
• SUV With Baby Inside Flips Over, Crashes In West Englewood
• 'Heckle Senators With Snotty Tweets,' Elizabeth Warren And Amazon Have Testy Exchange On Twitter
• Appeals Court Upholds NYPD's Firing Of Daniel Pantaleo In Eric Garner's Death
• Philadelphia Weather: Big Warmup On The Way As Temps To Rise Near 80 Degrees
• Apparent rocket debris lights up night sky over Pacific Northwest
• Year After Contracting COVID-19, Montgomery County Long-Hauler Shares 'Nightmare' She's Still Going Through
• Danny Green Lights Up Lakers For 28, Sixers Win 109-101
• Justices: Drunk rape victim was not "mentally incapacitated"
• Woman Injured In Hit-And-Run Crash In West Town
• Border Crisis In Spotlight As Democrat, Republican Lawmakers Take Dueling Trips To Texas
• Biden Administration Gives New Hope To Gateway Tunnel Project
• Arrests at protest as large homeless camp shut at popular L.A. park
• Family Offers $12K Reward After Their French Bulldog Puppy Was Stolen At Gunpoint In North Hollywood
• Riverside Couple Purchases Dream Home, But Former Homeowner Won't Move Out
• Power Companies On Standby For Possible Power Outages Due To High Winds
• Downed Utility Pole And Wires Blocking Road In Oakland
• Jacob Blake files excessive force lawsuit against cop who shot him
• Taste Of The Town: Cerveceria La Tropical Serving Up Craft Beer And A Taste Of Old Cuba In Wynwood
• USC agrees to pay more than $1 billion to women alleging sex abuse
• Radio host fired after comparing skin tones of Black women to toast
• Car Crashes Into Building In Northfield
• DEA Educating Police, Schools, Community After Texas Teens Die After Taking Counterfeit Pills With Fentanyl
• Pepsi's Newest Flavor Has Peeps In It
• Deadly tornadoes hit Alabama
• Biden reveals 2024 plans and doubles vaccine goals in first press conference
• Man entered Atlanta Publix with six guns and body armor, police say
• Long Island Headmaster Resigns After Mother Alleges He Made Black Son Kneel During Apology
• Georgia Republicans pass sweeping voting restrictions
• Player killed in crash 3 days after playing in NCAA tournament
• Chicago Weather: Cloudy Day Friday; Rain Returns Saturday
• 'COVID Teeth:' Pennsylvania Dental Association Seeing Impact Of Pandemic On People's Oral Health
• Coon Rapids Police: Gavin Tessman Found Safe, Reunited With Family
• COVID Cases In Massachusetts Schools Increase For Third Straight Week
• Biden agenda could collide with federal judiciary remade by Trump
• IMAX CEO on the future of the movie business after COVID
• Ron Brownstein on how '70s pop culture predicted today's politics
• At Least 3 People Injured After Gunman Opens Fire Into Crowd In Kensington
• 2 People Injured In Crash Involving Philadelphia Police Car In Kensington
• Miami Beach On High Alert As Another Long Spring Break Weekend Starts
• Biden warns North Korea after test launch of "new-type" missiles
• 'What We Expect To See': Nearly Half Of COVID-19 Cases In Massachusetts Are People Under 30
• SEPTA Hiring 60 Security Guards To Keep Employees, Riders Safe Following Attacks At Stations
• Massachusetts To Use Extra Johnson & Johnson Doses To Vaccinate Homebound Residents
• Rutgers requiring students to be vaccinated for fall semester
• To Do List: Outdoor Escape Game, Drive-In Comedy, Paint At Home
• Three Home Shows Set To Take Place In Greater Pittsburgh Area This Spring
• Recipe: Dole Whip & Dole Whip Float
• A Violent Night: Pittsburgh Police Investigating Three Incidents And Two Shootings
• Penguins To Host Annual 'Hockey Fights Cancer' Night On March 29
• Friday's Show Info (3/26/21)
• Penguins Captain Sidney Crosby Becomes 8th Fastest Player To Score 1,300 Points
• Radim Zohorna Scores First NHL Goal In Penguins 4-0 Win Over Sabres
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/26 Friday Morning Forecast
• Dr. Bobby Brown, 5-Time Champion With New York Yankees, Dies At Age 96
• Knicks Storm Back, Complete Sweep Of Wizards
• Islanders Rally, Disappoint Bruins Fans With OT Victory
• Zibanejad Has 3 Goals, 3 Assists In Rangers' Rout Of Flyers

Videos from March 26, 2021

• Ron Brownstein on "The Takeout" — 3/26/2021
• Parler says it warned FBI before Capitol riot
• Decline of public transit systems during pandemic bad for climate change
• Son sells cheesesteaks to fund mom's final trip
• CDC "deeply concerned" about COVID pandemic trajectory as cases rise again
• Controversy over Georgia's new voting law
• Several people die after tornadoes hit Southeast
• Children's author Beverly Cleary dies at 104
• Major operation underway to free ship from Suez Canal
• Social network says it warned FBI before Capitol riot
• Investigation of Boulder rampage intensifies
• States to expand vaccine eligibility amid troubling rise in cases
• Report finds just a few anti-vaccine proponents produce most of the disinformation
• Fox News faces $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit from Dominion Voting Systems
• Inside the push for D.C. statehood
• Georgia Governor Kemp signs law adding voting restrictions
• Colorado secretary of state calls for stricter gun laws in wake of Boulder shooting
• Understanding the situation at the U.S.-Mexico border
• European leaders balk at proposal to curb coronavirus vaccine exports to other countries
• Biden slams GOP-led efforts to limit voting rights
• 11-year-old hands out flowers to grocery store workers after Colorado shooting
• Doctor on Pfizer's COVID vaccine trial for children, and a potential side effect that mimics a sign of breast cancer
• "48 Hours" preview: Family of 12-year-old who disappeared more than 35 years ago seeks justice in new trial
• Biden addresses migration and other key issues during first formal news conference
• Decades after 12-year-old girl goes missing, police charge unusual suspect
• Witnesses to the horrors of mass shootings talk about how to survive, move forward
• Delta Air Lines, Georgia partner to create free COVID vaccination sites at Atlanta airport
• Rescue efforts underway in Egypt to refloat giant cargo ship run aground, blocking Suez Canal
• Exploring differences between immigration policy during Ellis Island's peak and today
• "Reimagine Safety," a new project from The Washington Post's editorial board, aims to rethink policing and develop new tools
• Daughter, widow of Boulder shooting victim share memories behind viral tribute photo
• Georgia Governor Brian Kemp signs bill overhauling state's election laws
• Biden holds first press conference as tensions heat up over Georgia state representative's arrest
• Immigration takes center stage over COVID-19 early in Biden's presidency
• 3/26: CBSN AM