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Articles from March 29, 2021

• UCLA To Look At COVID-19 Vaccine Effectiveness
• Man Points Gun At, Drives Truck Into Front Of Stockton Furniture Store
• San Jose Plan To Crack Down On Illegal Side Shows Targets Promoters On Social Media
• Police Investigating Shooting In San Jose
• Stockton Man Complaining About Noise Arrested By Deputies For Allegedly Resisting Arrest, Possessing Meth
• 'This is Nuts': Colorado Lawmaker Takes Action After Business Owner Loses Nearly $50,000 Over Two Emails Lost In Spam Folder
• Mounds Of Flowers & Signs At Boulder King Soopers 'Becoming Challenging'
• COVID: First Day Back On Campus At San Rafael Elementary School Triggers Range Of Emotions
• Buyers Say Tesla Double-Charged Them, Haven't Given Refunds
• Jonathan Duerst Identified As JBS Worker Who Died In 'Possible Work-Related Accident'
• Careers At Thunder Valley Resort
• Nosek's Go-Ahead Goal Lifts Vegas Past Kings, 4-1
• Chicago Weather: Gusty Winds Monday Night
• Steven Kielian Identified As Man Shot, Killed By Weld County Deputies
• Harden Has Triple-Double, Irving 27 As Nets Edge Wolves
• Chicago Family Issues Warning After They All Catch COVID-19 -- And 18-Year-Old Daughter Dies
• Curry Returns With 32 Points, Warriors End Streak, Beat Bulls 116-102
• Driver Detains Teen Girl Until Police Arrive, After He Says She Stole And Crashed His Car In Belmont Cragin
• Clippers Hit 19 Threes, Beat Bucks For Sixth Straight Win
• Two People Arrested During Traffic Stop In Stockton On Weapons Charges
• 'U' Officials: Armed Woman Robs 2 People In Dinkytown
• Grass Fire Closes Down Highway 2 For Hours Near Crookston
• Co-Founder Perry Farrell Optimistic That Lollapalooza Will Return In Some Form This Year
• CDC Director Rochelle Walensky Warns Of 'Impending Doom' Amid COVID-19 Spikes
• Grubauer Gets 100th Win As Avalanche Beat Ducks 5-2
• Light Pole Comes Down On Grand Avenue In Streeterville
• Man Killed In Southeast Baltimore Cutting Monday Night, Police Say
• 'Proud Family Moment': President Biden Honors Worcester Soldier Killed In Vietnam
• 9th Woman Accuses Gov. Cuomo Of Sexual Harassment, Alleges Cuomo Kissed Her Without Consent In 2017
• Unauthorized Person On Tracks Halts CTA Blue Line Trains Near Rosemont
• New York On Verge Of Major COVID Vaccine Expansion As CDC Warns Cases Rising Nationally
• Solar Panel Owners Thrilled By Record Sunshine In March
• New York Lawmakers To Start Process Of Legalizing Recreational Marijuana After Reaching Deal Over Weekend
• 'Get Back To Normal': Many Colorado Teenagers Eager To Sign Up For COVID Vaccine
• Protesters Demand Police Accountability, Inside And Outside Derek Chauvin's Courtroom
• MacArthur Causeway Reopens After Accident With Injuries
• Loretto Hospital CEO George Miller To Be Suspended Without Pay For 2 Weeks In Wake Of Vaccine Scandal
• Man In Stable Condition After Shooting In Larimer
• COVID Imperils Boys State Hockey Tourney Chances Of Hermantown, Hill-Murray
• LASD Says Steven Manzo, Murder Suspect Mistakenly Released, Back In Custody
• Spring Has Sprung! How To Distinguish Seasonal Allergy Symptoms From COVID
• Howard County Launches Community-Based Mobile COVID Testing As Local Leaders Urge Caution Over Cases Rising
• 3 Pittsburgh Residents Accused Of Stealing Nearly $900,000 In Illegally Obtained Pandemic Unemployment Assistance
• COVID Reopenings: Santa Clara County Schools Set For April Return To Classrooms
• Pest Control Companies Seeing Increased Calls For Rats And Mice
• CDC Director Says 4th COVID Surge A Threat; Pres. Biden Says Some States Should Pause Reopening
• Mom, 2 Kids Rescued From House Fire In Millvale
• Zion Scores 28, Pelicans Beat Celtics 115-109
• Heat Snap A 6-Game Losing Streak With 98-88 Win Over Knicks
• Marlins' Reliever James Hoyt Traded To Angels For Cash
• Diocese Of Rockville Centre Sells Headquarters Amid Bankruptcy Due To Child Victims Act Lawsuits
• I-Team: Failed Communication And 2-Page Form Kept Texans In Cold And Dark Longer During Winter Storms
• Source: Arrest Made In Abduction, Sexual Assault & Shooting Of 12-Year-Old Boy In Brownsville
• New Yorkers Age 30 And Up Eligible For COVID Vaccine Effective Tuesday
• New Jersey Marijuana: Lawmakers Eye Bill Allowing Adults To Grow Pot At Home
• Harden Has Triple-Double, Irving 27 As Nets Edge Wolves
• All Coloradans 16+ Will Be Eligible For COVID-19 Vaccine Starting Friday
• Heat Snap A 6-Game Losing Streak With 98-88 Win Over Knicks
• Houston Cougars Advance To Final Four For First Time Since 1984
• Emerald Ash Borer Now Posing A Threat To Trees On Long Island
• Flashback: The 1st Intercollegiate Basketball Game Was Played At Hamline University In St. Paul
• Family, Friends Gather To Remember Tara Savannah Payne With Vigil In Baltimore Monday Night
• DeSmith Stars In Relief, Penguins Edge Islanders 2-1
• Actor George Takei, Playwright David Henry Hwang Discuss Fight For Change As Anti-Asian Attacks Spike In U.S.
• Texas Men's Swimming Coach Eddie Reese Retires After Winning 15th National Championship
• Sheriff's Deputies Subdue Man Brandishing Starter Pistol on Oakland AC Transit Bus
• Roman Catholic Funeral Mass Held In Denver After Boulder Police Officer Eric Talley's Death
• Flyers Rally For 4-3 Overtime Win As Sabres Winless Skid Hits 18
• More People Urged To Take Advantage Of Free Community College Tuition
• Suez Canal Blockage To Have 'Relatively Insignificant' Impact On Local Consumers Compared To COVID, Port Authority Official Says
• Manny's Deli To Give Out Free Sandwiches To People Wearing Masks On Tuesday
• Casey DeSmith Stars In Relief, Penguins Edge Islanders 2-1
• Buffalo Bills' Home Gets New Name: Highmark Stadium
• 50,000 Crocus Bulbs Starting To Bloom In New York City Parks
• Mourners Remember Victims of Baltimore County Shooting Spree; Alleged Gunman's Relative Says He 'Struggled With His Mental Health'
• Sheetz Looking To Hire 1,200 Workers In Pennsylvania
• Vigil In Newtown For Christine Englehardt, Woman Who Died After Being Drugged, Raped On Spring Break
• Deal Reached To Lower Business Rent Tax
• Rainbow PUSH Says Concordia Place Has Agreed To Repair Mold, Mice, And Other Issues -- But It Could Take Months
• Sen. Ted Cruz Calls On President Biden To Reinstate Trump Border Policies During Dallas Visit
• Public Advocate Jumaane Williams Launches 'Mask Up NYC' Initiative With NYCHA
• San Bernardino Closing In On 4K Total COVID-19 Deaths, Ventura Nearing 1K
• Calfiornia Senators Urge US To Transition Departments To Year-Round Firefighting Agencies
• California Senators Urge US To Transition Departments To Year-Round Firefighting Agencies
• COVID Vaccines: Santa Clara County To Launch Mobile Vaccination Unit After Receiving $200K Donation
• Penguins Goalie Tristan Jarry Leaves Game Against Islanders After Upper-Body Injury
• Chaz Stubblefield Charged With Murder In South Mpls. Gas Station Shooting
• Man Convicted Of First-Degree Murder In Death Of Deputy Dennis Wallace
• Connecticut Deploys Nation's First FEMA Mobile Vaccination Unit To Underserved Communities
• Maryland Extends Moratorium On Foreclosures Through May 3
• High Winds Increase Avalanche Danger Across Parts Of Colorado
• Women's History Month Observed In Central Park
• Opinions Mixed About Rapid COVID Tests Required For Student-Athletes
• No Trash, Recycling Collections In Baltimore For Good Friday, DPW Says
• Tragedy Launches Families Into Broken-Hearted Activism
• Boulder Facilities To Close Tuesday So Employees Can Attend Service For Officer Eric Talley
• 2 Women Injured In North Minneapolis Shooting
• Senators Move To Increase Unemployment Benefits
• 2 Arrested, Drugs, Money Seized Following San Mateo Traffic Stop
• Golf & Social In Fishtown Shut Down Over COVID-19 Violations Following Mass Shooting Last Week
• Duxbury Football Team Meets With Jewish State Senator About Offensive Play Calls, Will Undergo Diversity Training
• Spring Training 2021: Nico Hoerner Hits 3-Run Homer As Cubs Top Diamondbacks In Last Cactus League Game This Season
• Gov. Walz To Receive COVID-19 Vaccine Tuesday
• Florida Says Ekblad Had Surgery, Likely To Miss 12 Weeks
• CDC Study Finds Pfizer, Moderna Vaccines Are 90% Effective After Two Doses In Real-World Conditions
• CU Boulder Among 21 Universities Studying Whether COVID Vaccine Prevents Virus Transmission
• Fire Burns Garage And Attic Of Rancho Cordova Home
• With Contract Extension Talk Stalled, This Year Might Be Anthony Rizzo's Last With Cubs
• Baltimore Police Believe Tara Savannah Payne's Death Was Accidental, No Threat To The Public
• AAR Aircraft Services Introduces First All-Female Class Of Technicians In Training
• 'This Brilliant Light': Pittsburgh Artist Vanessa German Reflects On Chadwick Boseman's Too Short Career
• Police Arrest San Bruno Auto Burglary Suspect Who Allegedly Had Tools, Stolen Goods
• Durisan Hand Sanitizer Recalled Due To Infectious Bacteria
• Officer Struck By SUV On 10 Freeway While Trying To Take Pedestrian Into Custody
• 2 Arrests, 6 Vehicles Towed, 10 Citations Issued During Oakland Sideshow Activity
• Four Hospitalized After Rescue From Greater Grand Crossing House Fire
• Pittsburgh Continues To Work On Improving Law Enforcement Relationships
• Demonstrations Held In Support Of Grieving Widow Who Received Racist Anti-Asian Letter
• Vaccinate Abuela Chicago Helps To Get Black, Latinx Communities Get COVID Shots
• Dallas Firefighters Battle 5-Alarm Apartment Fire
• Pa. Still In Phase 1A While Other States Drop Coronavirus Vaccine Eligibility Requirements
• Another Woman Accuses Gov. Cuomo Of Sexual Harassment, Alleges Cuomo Kissed Her Without Consent In 2017
• Protesters Push Minnesota Lawmakers To Pass Stronger Sexual Assault Laws
• FIU's Division Of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Holds Discussion On Vaccine Hesitancy
• 'Right Now, I'm Scared': Health Officials Warn Of Potential COVID Surge As Travel Increases
• GOP-Sponsored Bill Would Raise Pennsylvania's Minimum Wage To $10 An Hour
• Man Wanted In Pryme Bar Dallas Murder, Jonathanlacory Rogers, Captured In Terrell
• Harvard Survey Shows More Than 80% Of Professionals Don't Want To Return To Office Full-Time
• Business Owners Fear Repeat Of Unrest Destruction During Derek Chauvin Trial: 'We Just Have To Deal With Whatever Comes'
• Barricade Suspect Surrenders After Reportedly Shooting From Sylmar Apartment Building
• Derek Chauvin Trial, March 29: Jury Hears Opening Statements, Witness Testimony Begins
• Maryland Athletics To Allow Limited Fans At Athletic Venues For Spring Season
• UCLA, USC Both In Elite Eight For First Time Ever
• 'Praise God': Former Steeler Ryan Switzer's Son Christian Out Of Surgery, Expected To Fully Recover
• COVID Vaccine Eligibility In New Hampshire Opens To 40+, Some Get Same-Day Shots
• Family Says Victims Are Being Blamed For Fentanyl-Laced Opioid Overdoses, Not Drug Dealers
• Being Eligible For A COVID Vaccine Isn't The Same Thing As Receiving One
• Coppell Police Arrest Teacher, Mercedes Genevieve Coloso For Alleged Improper Relationship With Student
• 19-Year-Old Arrested In Brutal Assault On San Francisco Muni Bus Last Year
• Allegheny County Councilman Will Introduce Bill To Get More Body Cameras To Police Officers
• Denver Weather: From 70s to Snow In Less Than 24 Hours
• Online museum spotlights letters from Vietnam veterans
• Justin Frazell, Radio Personality At KFWR 95.9 The Ranch Booked On Sexual Assault Charges
• Miami Rental Assistance For Residents Impacted By Pandemic
• CU Boulder Student Group Demands Change When It Comes To Getting A Firearm
• Missing East Texas Teen Lexus Nichole Gray Found Safe, Father Arrested Following Alleged Abduction
• Derek Chauvin Trial, March 29: Judge Stops Testimony For Day Due To Technical Difficulties
• Rally Against Anti-Asian Attacks Held In Bensonhurst
• Hands-On Learning At Minuteman Regional Vocational Technical School Helps Feed The Community
• President Joe Biden Announces 90% Of Adults Will Be Eligible For COVID-19 Vaccine By April 19
• 'We're Pretty Exuberant': Gary, Indiana's 1st Mass Vaccination Site Opens Next Week
• TCL Chinese Theatre Reopens For First Time In A Year
• 'A Real Cautionary Tale': COVID-19 Cases Continue To Rise On Cape Cod
• For Many, Video Evidence Shown During Derek Chauvin Trial Is Reopening Old Wounds
• IRS: Personal Protective Equipment Bought Over The Past Year Is Tax Deductible
• SEPTA To No Longer Accept Paper Tickets On Regional Rail Beginning Friday
• Man Arrested After Shooting At Rangers In Everglades National Park
• 16-Year-Old Alex Garcia, Who Police Said Caused Fatal New Year's Day Crash, Turns Himself In
• How Did Two Wrong-Way Drivers Get On Eisenhower Expressway Overnight And Cause Crashes That Left 5 Dead Altogether?
• 12-Year-Old Joshua Haileyesus In Critical Condition After Trying 'Blackout Challenge'
• '60 Minutes' Looks Into WHO Investigation On Source Of COVID-19
• 18-Year-Old Colorado Man Arrested, Fined In Puerto Rico Over Mask Dispute
• Silver Spring Man Rev. Dr. Lyle Pointer Is One Of Nearly 100K People Waiting For A Kidney Transplant, He's Hoping Someone Can Help
• Some Hand Sanitizers Found To Have Higher Than Allowed Benzene Levels
• Juneteenth Festival, Parade Planned For Annapolis
• COVID Vaccine: Contra Costa Set To Expand Eligibility to Ages 16 and Over
• Some Hyundai Vehicles Recalled Because Of Fire Risks
• K9 Officer Hurt After Taking Down Pursuit Suspect In Upland
• LA City-Run Sites To Offer Over 90,000 COVID-19 Vaccines This Week
• Baltimore City, Microsoft Partner To Provide Digital Skills To Residents
• Why Are There No Houses To Buy?
• Can I Still Donate Convalescent Plasma? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Many North Texas Teenagers Securing COVID-19 Vaccination Appointments
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Says He Won't Mandate Floridians Get COVID Vaccine
• CDC Director Warns Of 'Impending Doom' As COVID-19 Cases Spike In Most States
• Derek Chauvin Trial, March 29 Live Updates: Judge Stops Testimony For Day Due To Technical Difficulties
• Firefighter Hurt, 4 Displaced After Two Maryland House Fires
• Chicago Police Get Downstate County To Quash Warrant That Led Officers To Pull Over The Wrong Darren Cole Dozens Of Times In 15 Years
• World Piano Day Celebrated With Giveaway Of Upright Steinway
• Mantua VFW Vows To Rebuild After Sunday's Powerful Storm Topples Community Pavilion
• MBTA Aims To Bring 100% Of Service Back To Pre-Pandemic Levels
• Tree Crashes Into Shower Of Framingham Home
• Pittsburgh Area Dogs Nominated For 2021 American Humane Hero Dogs Awards
• Future Of Keller High Indians Mascot To Be Discussed At Monday Night School Board Meeting
• PennDOT Crews Working To Fill Potholes On State Roads, Highways Throughout Philadelphia, Suburbs
• Cherry Blossoms in DC Reach Stage 4 Bloom as Park Service Preaches Safety
• Mexican National Sentenced For Harboring Brother Who Murdered NorCal Police Officer Ronil Singh
• COVID In Florida: 3,374 New Cases, 72 Additional Deaths Reported
• Pittsburgh Penguins Activate Jason Zucker, Place Evgeni Malkin On Long-Term Injured Reserve
• Poudre Firefighters Find Body While Responding To Second Alarm House Fire
• 2 People Killed In Fiery Head-On Crash Along Highway 70 North Of Marysville
• American, United Airlines Extend Flight Credit Expiration Dates Until March 2022
• Americans Spent Nearly $420 Billion On Home Improvement Projects In 2020
• Massachusetts Reports 1,464 New COVID Cases, 15 Additional Deaths
• Megan Rapinoe says sports have "become another avenue" to attack transgender people
• CDC Extends Eviction Moratorium Until June 30
• Lodi Man Suspected Of Giving Deputy Someone Else's ID During Traffic Stop
• Masks, Hand Sanitizer And Other PPE is Tax-Deductible, IRS Says
• Rougned Odor Left Off Rangers Big League Roster
• COVID Reopening: Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk Rides To Open April 1; Reservations Urged
• Police: Jace Williams, 24, Was Using Phone While Driving When He Struck, Killed Man In Aurora
• Philadelphia Home And School Council Redoubling Efforts To Help Parents, Families Impacted By Recent Violence
• TSA Hosting Hiring Event In Hopes Of Adding 150 People Before Summer Travel Season
• GOP Lawmakers Take Aim At Ballot Initiatives
• Americans Spent Nearly $420 Billion On Home Improvement Projects In 2020
• Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner Announces Creation Of LGBTQ+ Advisory Board Ahead Of International Transgender Day Of Visibility
• Anonymous Code Enforcement Tips Targeted
• 2 Sisters From Maryland Among 3 Dead In Florida Van Crash
• Summer Reservations For Maroon Bells Can Be Made Starting April 12
• 2 People Facing Charges For Murder Of Peter Gerold, Whose Dismembered Body Was Found In U-Haul Truck, Philly Officials Say
• Pittsburgh River Rescue Boat Partially Sinks On Allegheny River
• Vaccines and spring break spur busiest air travel days of pandemic
• THE CW NETWORK, TBS AND TNT GIVE PROMOTIONAL BOOST TO NEW SERIES "KUNG FU" AND "WIPEOUT"
• Denver Weather: Dramatic Change Ahead With 70 Degrees Monday Before Snow Monday Night
• Monday Is Last Day To Register For Flint's $641M Settlement
• FAN N'ATION: Maker's Tipsy Palmer Cocktail recipe
• FAN N'ATION: Maker's Tipsy Palmer Cocktail Recipe
• Prison Guard Sues Attorney General Josh Shapiro Over Scuttled Prosecution In Sexual Abuse Case
• 1-Year-Old Townsend Boy Dies After Being Hit By Falling Tree
• 70 New Coronavirus Outbreaks Reported In Michigan Schools
• Police: Man Believed To Be Armed And Barricaded Inside Indiana County Home
• Coca Cola pushed to oppose changes to Georgia voting law
• Chicago Weather: Wind Advisory From 6 p.m. Until 1 a.m.; Breezy And Clear Monday Night
• Christmas Trees Turn Into Mulch For Gardening Season
• Southwest Airlines Expands 737 Max Fleet, Orders 100 New Jets From Boeing
• Glitch In Registration System Blamed For Long Delays At Dick's Sporting Goods Vaccine Clinic On Sunday
• Concord Police Officer Saves Life Of Toddler Suffering Fentanyl Poisoning
• Gardeners, Nannies And Flight Attendants Now Eligible For COVID Vaccine, Though Appointments Difficult To Get
• San Francisco Firefighters Rescue Man Who Fell Into Bay Near Ferry Building
• Officials: 31-Year-Old Daisy Vasquez Charged After 12-Year-Old Daughter Fatally Shot By Son
• Minimum wage would be $44 if it kept up with Wall Street pay
• San Francisco Police Arrest Two Suspected Tenderloin Drug Dealers With Fentanyl, Cocaine, Heroin
• Fire Destroys Busch Automotive, Boones Custom Cabinets In Big Lake
• Chicago's COVID Vaccine Rollout Now Includes Phase 1C: Those 16 And Older With Underlying Conditions And All Essential Workers
• Asian American veteran lifts shirt during town meeting to show scars
• COVID: State Senator Becker Calls for Expanded Vaccine Eligibility In Hard-Hit Communities Before April 15
• Matt Barnes Cleared To Rejoin Red Sox After 'Non-Infectious Positive'
• Colorado Man Greg Harms Among Those Killed In Alaska Helicopter Crash
• Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership Seeking Vendors For Summer 'Night Market'
• 'Broadband Access Is No Longer A Luxury': Gov. Greg Abbott Calls On Legislature To Get All Texans Access
• Plenty Of COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments Available Through Butler Health System
• Finding A COVID-19 Vaccine Provider In Texas
• Southwest Airlines Orders 100 Boeing 737 Max Jets
• 28-Year-Old Al Pete Gaymon III Charged In Murder Of 32-Year-Old Lewis Wright
• Sheriff: Noise Complaint Call Nearly Ends In Disaster In San Joaquin County
• Band-Aid re-launches racially diverse bandages
• Suspect In Stolen Car Arrested After Wild Chase Through South LA
• You Can Contribute Funds To Help Colorado Parks And Wildlife K-9 Program
• Twins Sign Pitcher Randy Dobnak To 5-Year Contract
• Texas Trooper Chad Walker, Shot Friday, Remains On Life Support Until Organs Can Be Donated
• New Jersey Raising Limit On Outdoor Gatherings To 200, Gov. Phil Murphy Announces
• UCLA, USC Both In Elite Eight In Same Year For First Time Ever
• New Jersey Expands COVID Vaccine Eligibility For Thousands Of Frontline Workers
• Flyers Hope Practice Pulls Goalie Carter Hart Out Of Season-Long Funk
• COVID Schools: San Ramon Valley Unified Welcomes Students Back to Classrooms
• Inside SoCal: 3/28 Wrap-Up
• Country Jam Returns To Grand Junction June 24-26 After Being Canceled Last Year
• Gov. Jared Polis Likely To Extend Colorado's Mask Mandate Through Mid-April
• COVID-19 In Illinois: New Coronavirus Cases Up 27% In The Past Week; State Reports Most Hospitalizations In More Than A Month
• 2 Sought In Attempted Armed Robbery Of Taco Truck In Unincorporated Redwood City
• AAA: Gas Prices Dip In Western Pennsylvania As National Average Drops For 1st Time Since November
• Baltimore Police Search For Missing 11-Year-Old Boy In Essex
• I-80 Chase VIDEO: Crockett Sideshow Driver Arrested In Oakland After CHP Pursuit
• Over 80% Of Professionals Don't Want To Go Back To The Office Full-Time, Survey Finds
• 107-Year-Old Driver Killed In Hit-And-Run Crash In Allen Park
• Caught On Video: Shootout On Eighth Avenue In Harlem
• VIDEO: Crowds Flock To Weekend San Francisco Sideshows; Four Spectators Injured
• FEMA Will Launch First Federal Mobile COVID Vaccination Units Along Maryland's Eastern Shore
• Minnesota's Gable Steveson Shares Dan Hodge Trophy With Iowa's Spencer Lee
• Father Of Eric Talley Wants Son To Be Known For 'Doing The Right Thing'
• Maryland State Police Issue 300 Citations And Warnings During Traffic Initiative To Combat Illegal Street Racing
• Trial Of Derek Chauvin, Officer Charged In George Floyd's Death, Gets Underway
• Comedy Central's Hall Of Flame: Top 100 Roast Moments Premieres March 29
• Spencer Paysinger Says 'All American Stories' Will Bring 'Inspiration, Hope' To The CW
• Pool Testing Shows 0.7% COVID Positivity Rate In Massachusetts Schools, Baker Says
• Santa Rosa Police Search For Homeless Encampment Murder Suspect Clifford Adams
• The Final Season Of 'Supergirl' Is Still Packed With New Characters
• Dallas Catholic Church Calls Cops On Maskless, Pregnant Mom Holding Baby During Mass, Officers Threaten Arrest
• COVID In Colorado: Despite Capacity Restrictions, Demand Higher Than Ever For Summer Camps In High Country
• Young Motorcyclist Dies Following Crash At McLaren Park In San Francisco
• Suspect Arrested In Brutal Attack On Man At Redwood City Wine Bar
• 2 Menlo Park Store Clerks Cited In Weekend Underage Alcohol Sales Sting
• COVID-19 Vaccine Found Highly Effective In Real-World US Study
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: AHN Gives 1,500 Vaccines Underserved Communities
• Eviction moratorium extended to June 30 by the CDC
• High Winds Expected In Bay Area Late Monday, Early Tuesday
• Tuukka Rask Remains Out Due To Injury
• Oakland Firefighters Quickly Extinguish Weekend Fire At Junior Center of Art and Science
• Howard County Fire K9 Nominated For 2021 American Hero Dog Award. Here's How To Vote
• U.S. men's soccer team fails to qualify for third straight Olympics
• Family Dog Battling For Life After Being Shot By Fleeing Suspect
• Michigan Is In The Middle Of Another COVID-19 Surge
• Pandemic Pettiness: Sacramento Neighbor Receives 'Shock Collar' in Anonymous Amazon Delivery
• Former Roosevelt High School In Gary, Indiana, To Open As Mass Vaccination Clinic On April 7
• 2 Men Held On $2M Bail In Chicago Man's August Homicide
• CDC Director Feels 'Impending Doom' As COVID Cases Tick Up; 'Right Now I'm Scared'
• Former Steeler Ryan Switzer's Son Christian Prepares For Surgery
• Study Finds Carcinogen Above FDA Limit In Several Hand Sanitizer Brands
• Amazon workers in Alabama vote on union push. Here's what to know
• Cleanup Is Underway After Storm Leaves Behind Path Of Destruction, Downed Power Lines Across Delaware Valley
• Powerful Winds Topple Tree Onto New Jersey Home, Another Crushes Car In Brooklyn
• Evan Fournier Upgraded To Available, Will Make Celtics Debut Monday Night Vs. Pelicans
• Vaccinated In Your Living Room: Effort To Protect Homebound Residents From COVID Begins
• Baltimore Police Officer, 2020 Mayoral Candidate Ivan Gonzalez Charged With Perjury, Falsifying Documents Related To Campaign
• Passenger Vehicle Travel Rebounding To Pre-Pandemic Levels
• Today On Drew! Giada De Laurentiis, Chris Appleton, Drew Gooder: Good Deeds Store Follow Up
• 5 People Killed In 2 Wrong-Way Crashes On Eisenhower Expressway
• Car Fire Sets Baldwin Park Gas Station Ablaze; 2 Suspects At Large
• 'Working Very Well,' Moderna, Pfizer COVID Vaccines 90% Effective In Real World Study
• Woman Crashes Into Porto's Bakery In Burbank After Hitting 2 Vehicles
• 4 Men Injured In Shooting On I-57 Near 127th Street
• Billerica Reports 'Lots' Of Calls For Loose Dogs Due To Wind Gusts
• CTA Increasing Capacity Limits For Buses And Trains
• Officials say cargo ship refloated and on the move in Suez Canal
• Florida COVID-19 Vaccinations Open To Those 40 And Older
• Red Wings Score 3 in 3rd
• Police Investigating Murder-Suicide In Columbia Sunday Night
• Melissa Borys Facing Charges In Hit-And-Run Of Pregnant Woman, Dog In Carnegie
• COVID: Officials Announced In-Person San Mateo County Fair In June
• COVID In Minnesota: As State Preps For Vaccine Expansion, 1,550 New Cases Reported And 5 More Deaths
• Celtics Get To See Fans Again As Team Starts 7-Game Homestand
• Montgomery County Woman Charged In Attempted Murder Of 3-Year-Old Daughter
• MI Symptoms COVID-19 Tracker Surpasses 3 Million Entries
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 10,101 New Cases Over 3 Days, Death Toll Surpasses 25,000
• Bill Belichick Attending Miami Hurricanes Pro Day
• 48-Year-Old Woman, Schnell Collins Of Killeen Still Missing After 4 Days 
• Verbal Altercation Leads To 58-Year-Old Man Fatally Shot In Detroit
• Celtics' Jaylen Brown Out Monday Night With Left Hip Contusion
• Georgia NAACP and voting rights groups challenge state's new voting law
• CDC Real-World Study Confirms Protective Benefits Of mRNA COVID-19 Vaccines
• Water Main Break Floods Sunset Boulevard In Pacific Palisades
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Positivity Rate Nears 5% As Hospitalizations Jump To Over 1K
• All Maryland Health Departments Will Receive Doses Of Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine This Week
• Tay Anderson Says He's Open To Any Investigation After Sexual Assault Allegations Surface
• Florida Senate Looks To Shield Colleges From COVID-19 Lawsuits
• Tom Brady Still Celebrates 3-28 Day, Commemorating Patriots' Super Bowl Comeback Against Falcons
• Philadelphia Weather: Next Storm To Bring Dramatic Change In Mild Pattern With Chances Of Wintry Mix
• Celtics Will Reportedly Consider Adding DeMarcus Cousins
• Book by "Captain Underpants" author halted for racist imagery
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Navalny says he's facing solitary confinement "close to torture"
• Gratiot Avenue In Roseville Reopens After Deadly Crash
• Cost Of Gas Stays The Same In Massachusetts; Lower Prices 'Could Be Around The Corner'
• Federal Stimulus Money Could Give Bump To Florida Lottery Sales
• Report: Stephon Gilmore Would Be 'Very Open' To Extension With Patriots
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 592 New Coronavirus Cases, Countywide Death Toll Reaches 1,760
• Vikings Bring Back Mackensie Alexander, Add Xavier Woods
• Grayson County Man Who Used Children And People 'Down On Their Luck' Receives Life Sentence For Drug Trafficking Enterprise
• Lindsey Graham says he owns AR-15 for protection
• Caught On Tape: Suzanne Somers Opens Up About Her Shocking Home Invasion
• Florida House, Senate Spending Plans Point To 'Lean Year' For Higher ED
• NFL Reporter Advises Everyone To Ignore All The Jimmy Garoppolo Rumors
• Attorney says defense trying to "assassinate" George Floyd's character
• 'Very Painful Decision': Becker College In Worcester Permanently Closing
• Four East Texas Felons Sentenced To Prison For Federal Firearms Violations
• Former Police Officer Pleads Guilty In Public Integrity Case
• Blackpackers Group Bridging Diversity Gap On Colorado's Slopes
• Chicagoans With Underlying Health Conditions, All Essential Workers Now Eligible For COVID-19 Vaccine In Chicago
• Prosecutor's Office: Detroit Mom Charged In Case Of 13-Year-Old Son Shot In Head
• Hundreds Of Students In Glendale, Manhattan Beach, Long Beach Returning To Campus Monday
• PAX East Cancels 2021 Convention In Boston
• Suspect In Auburn Drive-Thru Robbery Arrested After Chase, Crash
• New Details Released About Texas Girl, Lexus Nichole Gray Allegedly Abducted By Registered Sex Offender
• Woman Dies In Vallejo Sunday Morning Shooting
• How wealth-hiding experts are creating "grotesque" inequality
• Families Urge Nassau County To Unveil Its Vaccination Plan For Homebound Seniors
• Ninety Nine Restaurants Hiring More Than 1,000 Workers
• Lil Nas X releases "Satan" Nikes containing real human blood
• Phillies Reveal Banners Honoring Frontline Heroes Outside Citizens Bank Park
• NYPD: Woman Attacked, Sexually Assaulted By Man Who Followed Her Into Brooklyn Apartment Building
• COVID Vaccine: 1,000 Johnson & Johnson Shots Allocated For New York City Bodega Owners And Workers
• PennDOT To Begin Repairing Potholes On More Than 50 State Highways In Philadelphia Area
• Colorado Native Eli Sawaged Plans To Pay It Forward After 10-Team Parlay Turned $10 Bet Into $33,000
• At Least 4 People Killed, 32 Wounded In Weekend Shootings Across Chicago
• GOP Chair Apologizes For Calling Gov. Whitmer, Others 'Witches'
• Networking Confidence Webinar
• Oz Investigates: Instant Soups And Ramens
• Rain Floods Bristol; NASCAR To Try Again Monday
• With NFL Going To 17 Games, Will Someone Finally Break Randy Moss' Touchdown Record?
• Extras Needed For HBO Series 'The Gilded Age' Shot In Newport
• Hoosiers Age 30 And Older Now Eligible For COVID-19 Vaccines
• Florida's 'Anti-Riot' Bill Faces Uncertain Fate In Senate
• Derek Chauvin Trial: Opening Statements Get Underway Monday
• 1 Dead, 1 Hurt In Shooting Near McClatchy Park In Sacramento
• Boston To Give Hardest Hit Workers Free $60 Charlie Cards, Blue Bike Passes
• Workers Who Lost Jobs In 2020 Get Unexpected $10,200 Tax Break From Federal COVID Relief Plan
• 'I'm Helping Save Lives': UC Davis Cash Incentive Working As Students Skip Spring Break Travel
• Daily Covid-19 Minute: Lingering Covid Symptoms
• COVID Schools: Students Returning To San Ramon Unified Classrooms On Monday
• Michigan Tops FSU 76-58 From The Inside
• PTL Links: March 29, 2021
• Project Safe Ground: First City-Sanctioned Site For Homeless Opens In Sacramento
• COVID: Warm Weather Draws Big Crowds to San Francisco Dolores Park, Prompts Measured Concern
• Defenseman Aaron Ekblad Injured In Panthers' 4-1 Win Over Stars
• Moderna Ships 100 Millionth Dose Of Its COVID-19 Vaccine To US Government
• Trapped Resident Dies, Another Suffers Smoke Inhalation In Fairfield House Fire
• Police: 3 Men Arrested For Selling Alcohol, Vape Products To Minors At Stores On Long Island
• Activists Protest Outside Sacramento City Manager's Home; City Officials Denounce Actions, 'Wanted' Posters
• With Rigorous Drug And Behavioral Treatment Program, Some Nonviolent Offenders Can Get Out Of Jail In Kane County
• Four Bruins Games Rescheduled, Including Zdeno Chara's Visit To TD Garden
• NYPD: Suspect Made Anti-Asian Remark Before Attacking Woman At Lexington Avenue Subway Station
• Weather Blog: Peak Bloom
• Redistricting Commissions In Colorado Want To Hear From You
• Be Prepared For Strong, Potentially Damaging Winds
• Miya Ponsetto Due In Court To Face Charges In SoHo Hotel Confrontation
• LIRR Adds More Trains Monday, Reversing Controversial Service Cuts
• U.S. halts trade with Myanmar after bloodiest weekend since coup
• Severe Weather Causes Downed Trees, Power Lines In Mount Laurel, New Jersey
• United Airlines Returns To JFK Airport Following 5-Year Break
• Carcinogen above FDA limit found in several hand sanitizer brands
• Person Fatally Shot By Police After Armed Confrontation In Little Village
• Aaron Gordon Scores 13 In Nuggets Debut, Denver Defeats Atlanta 126-102
• USC Dominates Oregon To Reach First Elite Eight In 20 Years
• New Jersey Expands COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility To More Frontline Essential Workers
• CORE Chicago Hiring Program Associates To Help With Vaccination Efforts
• Chase Scheunert Charged With Attempted Murder In I-25 Road Rage Shooting
• Police: Man In Critical Condition After Being Shot In The Chest, Suspect In Custody
• George Floyd family joined rally ahead of trial for Derek Chauvin
• Biden optimistic "rational" gun control can pass divided Senate
• Minneapolis braces for spotlight again as Chauvin trial to begin
• 4 dead as record rain drenches Nashville, flooding remains a danger
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunny Skies, Warmup On The Way
• 7 People Shot Outside Of Golf & Social In Fishtown, Police Say
• How to watch the trial of Derek Chauvin
• Fauci warns against potential new COVID-19 surge as cases remain high
• 5 killed in helicopter crash in Alaska's backcountry
• Obama Kenyan family matriarch Sarah Obama has died
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/29 Monday Morning Forecast
• Chicago Weather: Mild Temperatures Return
• NYPD On The Hunt For Suspect Captured On Video Slashing Woman Working Inside Manhattan Boutique Store
• Philadelphia To Open 9th Mass Vaccine Clinic Monday At Mount Airy Church Of Christ
• A Guide To Breakfast: The Smart, Easy Way
• SEE IT: Florida Man Captures Video Of Bull Shark And Alligator Swimming Side-By-Side
• Joe Biden Administration Working To Develop System For People To Prove They've Been Vaccinated
• Firefighters Rescue Man From Burning SUV In North Philadelphia
• Hundreds Rallied In Philadelphia Demanding Justice For Asian Community Who Are 'Dealing With Two Pandemics' Following Recent Attacks
• Motorcyclist Killed After Driving Over Fire Hose In West Oak Lane, Philly Police Say
• Philadelphia Police Identify 11-Year-Old Child Shot, Killed While Riding Scooter In Oxford Circle Double Shooting
• Falmouth Fire And Rescue Save Dog After Head Gets Stuck In Old Tire
• Firefighters Use Jaws Of Life To Rescue 2 People Trapped In Vehicle After Head-On Collision In Lower Moreland
• AP: World Health Organization Report Says Animals The Likely Source Of COVID-19
• City Of Pittsburgh Launches New Website To Assist Victims Of Crime
• West Virginia Guard Taz Sherman To Enter NBA Draft Process
• Grove City Community Turns Out To Help Neighbor Battling Cancer
• Monday's Show Info (3/29/21)
• UCLA Upsets Alabama To Advance To Elite 8 For First Time Since 2008

Videos from March 29, 2021

• 3/29: Red and Blue
• Officials scramble to find housing for migrant children as thousands remain in U.S. custody 
• Georgia NAACP and voting rights groups file another federal lawsuit to block new election law
• CDC pleads with Americans to take precautions amid rise in COVID cases
• Mental health crisis surging among many Americans
• Researchers discover high levels of cancer-causing chemical in some hand sanitizers
• Can Biden and Trump help convince people to get vaccinated?
• Trial begins for former Minneapolis police officer charged in George Floyd's death
• More states opening up COVID vaccines for all adults
• U.S. scrambles to find emergency housing for migrant kids
• American Rescue Plan will reduce backlog of compensation and pension claims "by more than half," Veterans Affairs secretary says
• CDC warns of "impending doom" as COVID cases spike
• Analysis: Officers rarely convicted for on-duty police shootings
• Derek Chauvin trial underway 10 months after George Floyd's death
• Derek Chauvin murder trial begins with opening statements
• President of the American Federation of Teachers on schools reopening
• 90% of adults will be eligible for COVID-19 vaccines by April 19
• Biden announces 90% of all adults will be eligible for COVID-19 vaccine by April 19
• Consumers increasingly reaching for alcohol-free drinks
• World Health Organization report looks into origin of coronavirus 
• Asian American veteran lifts shirt at town meeting to reveal service scars while condemning anti-Asian hate
• 911 dispatcher Jena Scurry describes watching video of George Floyd's fatal arrest
• Inside SoCal Sunday Morning: 3/28/2021
• George Floyd's family, protesters seek justice in Derek Chauvin trial
• More Americans starting to travel again
• Trial set to begin for Derek Chauvin, police officer accused of murdering George Floyd
• Amanda Gorman on power of poetry, her mom's influence, turning adversity into strength
• Tammy Duckworth on Asian representation in government, rise in violent attacks on Asian Americans
• Sharon Osbourne leaves "The Talk" after controversial exchange, racism allegations
• White House considers response to Georgia's new voting law
• Independent study finds toxic carcinogen above FDA limit in several hand sanitizer brands
• WorldView: Indonesia church attack and more
• More than 100 people killed by security forces in Myanmar's deadliest day of protests
• Massive cargo ship blocking Suez Canal "successfully refloated"
• Attorney Ben Crump and George Floyd's brother, Philonise Floyd, on first day of Derek Chauvin trial
• Trial begins for Derek Chauvin, former Minneapolis police officer accused in George Floyd's death
• 3/29: CBSN AM