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Articles from March 30, 2021

• COVID Protocols Like Masks, Hand Washing Made This Year's Flu Season 'Almost Nonexistent'
• Neighbors Who Reported Illegal Fireworks Before Ontario Explosion Want Answers
• Huntington Beach Mayor Pro Tem Tito Ortiz Refuses To Wear Mask, Pushing Back Plans To Resume In-Person City Council Meetings
• COVID Vaccines: Software Engineer Develops App To Find Bay Area Appointments In Real-Time
• Emails Show Placer County Government Strife Over Sheriff's Decision to Announce Man's Death After COVID Vaccines
• Capped Crowds At Red Rocks Could Hit The Right Notes With Local Bands
• Lodi Firefighters Rescue 12 Tortoises Trapped In Storage Facility After Fire Breaks Out
• Helicopter Carrying Greg Harms Hit Mountain, Investigators Say
• Magic Rally In Fourth, Snap Clippers' Six-Game Win Streak
• Police Arrest Santa Rosa Homeless Encampment Murder Suspect Clifford Adams
• COVID Vaccines: Contra Costa County Opens Vaccinations To Those 16 And Older
• Juzang Sends No. 11 Seed UCLA Past Michigan To Final Four
• Derek Chauvin Trial, March 30: 6 Witnesses Deliver Emotional Testimony
• Wisconsin To Open COVID Vaccinations To General Public Next Week
• Matt Gaetz Denies Relationship With A 17-Year-Old And Says He's A Victim Of Attempted Extortion
• Parents Of Beaten Teen Devin Carter Demand All Officers Fired, Charged For Excessive Force, Actions During Son's Arrest
• Minnesota State Patrol Trooper's Squad Car Shot At In Duluth
• Minneapolis Police: 2 Women Shot In Near North Neighborhood
• Report: Fall River Schools, DCF Could Have Done More To Prevent Teen's Death
• Jeffrey Yao, Man Accused Of Stabbing Woman In Winchester Library, Goes On Trial Wednesday
• Do COVID-19 Vaccines Cause Infertility? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Questions
• A Look At The Changes Made To Fenway Park Ahead Of Opening Day
• AJ Quetta 'Way Ahead Of Expectations' In Recovery From Spinal Cord Injury
• CDC Director Rochelle Walensky Says Despite 'Impending Doom' Comment, There's 'So Much Reason For Hope'
• Keller @ Large: Biden Has Work Ahead Selling Price Tag Of Infrastructure Plan
• Beaver County Teenager Says Someone Is Harassing, Shooting At Her Horses And Mules
• Chicago Weather: 20 Degrees Colder On Wednesday
• Elmhurst, Queens Church Looking For New Start Following Year To Forget Due To So Many Parishioners Lost To COVID-19
• Colorado Casinos In Gilpin County Celebrate Level Green, But Hopeful For Fewer Restrictions
• 'You Are Not Alone': Coloradans Honor Boulder Police Officer Eric Talley
• Female NYPD Officers Embrace Difficult Task Of Working In Families Of Homicide Victims Liaison Unit
• Driver Hospitalized After Car Crashes Into House In South Shore
• Climatologist: Minnesota Winters Are 'Changing Pretty Quickly Before Our Eyes'
• SF Mission District Food Drive Kicks Off In Honor Of Cesar Chavez Day
• Slow-Starting Sixers Allow 44 Points In First Quarter In 104-95 Loss To Nuggets
• CPW Identifies Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease In Garfield & Saguache Counties
• Panarin Powers Rangers To Win Over First-Place Capitals
• Positivity Rate Above 5% As Officials Say Young People Are Driving Maryland's COVID Case Spike
• Devils Blow 2-Goal Lead In Third, Fall To Bruins In Shootout
• Texas Senate Passes Wave Of Restrictive Abortion Bills
• Pfizer, BioNTech Vow 2.5B COVID-19 Vaccine Doses By End Of The Year
• 'I Feel Like I'm Invisible:' City Hasn't Made an Offer In Botched Raid of Anjanette Young, Despite Months of Promises to Resolve It
• Royal Farms 'Devastated' By Shooting At Essex Store; State Police Say Alleged Gunman's Background Check Revealed No Issues
• No. 1 Stanford Beats Louisville 78-63, Advance To Final Four In Women's NCAA Tournament
• At Least One Suspect Captured After Police Are Led On Pursuit From Far South Side To Dolton
• Lancaster County Man Speaks Out After Wife, Julie Eberly, Killed In Road Rage Shooting
• Archeologists Working To Unearth One Of The Oldest English Colonies In Maryland
• 'She Will Die Without This Medication': Toddler's Life Hangs In Balance After 'Miracle' Drug Discontinued
• Frederick County Sheriff's Deputy Will Run The Torch In 2022 Special Olympics
• Motorcyclist Dies After 2-Vehicle Crash On Pittsburgh's South Side
• Strome, DeBrincat Score, Blackhawks Cool Off Canes
• New York State Senate, Assembly Pass Legalization Of Marijuana
• How Will Spending Cryptocurrency Online Work?
• Baltimore Man Selling Goth, Horror-Themed House Full Of Black Decor
• NYPD Offers Reward For Information Leading To Arrest In Brutal Attack On 65-Year-Old Asian Woman In Midtown
• Man Shot Dead Inside East St. Paul Auto Body Shop
• COVID-19 Positivity, Case Rates Fall Across Southern California
• Texas Announces COVID-19 Rapid Testing Program For Summer Camps
• Housing, Employment Assistance For Returning Citizens
• Bruins Rally For 5-4 Shootout Win Over Devils
• Driver Extricated From SUV After Downtown Minneapolis Rollover Crash
• Update: Santa Cruz Police Arrest Dangerous Suspect After Search
• Hill-Murray Out Of State Hockey Tourney After Judge Rejects Players' COVID Forfeiture Lawsuit
• 7 Board Members At Detroit Institute Of Arts Resign Amid Toxic Workplace Allegations
• Chipotle's Bitcoin Giveaway
• COVID: Workers Returning To San Francisco Will Find 'The City' Has Really Changed
• Sheriff: Arianna Rooney, 17, Goes Missing From White Bear Township
• Panarin Has Goal, 2 Assists As Rangers Handle Caps 5-2
• Health Officials Remind Coloradans To Get Tested If They Experience COVID Symptoms
• Rozier Scores 27 Points, Leads Hornets Past Wizards 114-104
• Malden Students Will Return To Classroom After State Denies Waiver Request
• Verhaeghe Paces Panthers Over Red Wings, 4-1
• Quite A Show: Zags Stay Undefeated With 85-66 Win Over USC
• Natalia Bryant, Kobe's Oldest Daughter, Celebrates USC Acceptance In Instagram Post
• Anne Arundel County Schools Weigh Options Over CDC's 3 Feet Social Distancing Guidelines For K-12
• Colorado Lawmaker Shares Story Of Rape As Legislature Eliminates Statute of Limitations Ending 30 Year Battle
• San Francisco 49ers Send Care Package To Danny Yu Chang, Fan Injured In Anti-Asian Attack
• Alamosa County Moves To Level Green On COVID Dial Wednesday
• Underdog Texas Women Fall To South Carolina In Elite 8 Matchup
• Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg: 'Florida Has A Lot On The Line In This Race Against Climate Change'
• David Bote Gets Ready For Role As Cubs' Everyday Second Baseman
• Spring Training 2021: White Sox Drop Last Game To Rockies, But Dylan Cease Pitches Impressively, Andrew Vaughn Makes Team
• Biden's infrastructure plan estimated to cost $2T over 8 years
• Violent, Sexual Predator Charles Christman Moving To San Francisco Following Outcry
• Police Chase In Ohio Ends In Crash That Kills 2, Injures At Least 2
• 2 Teens Wounded In Double Shooting Near Germantown Recreation Center, Police Say
• Bethel Park Police Asking For Help With Child Abuse Investigation
• Deputies Looking For Suspect In 2018 Assault At RTD Station
• Postal Truck Caught In The Crossfire Of Midday Shooting In Dorchester
• Hospitalizations Remain High In Michigan Due To COVID-19
• Windy Weather Conditions Stir Up Misery For Allergy Sufferers
• Beloved Bus Driver In Canon-McMillan School District Retiring After 35 Years
• Police: Person Of Interest Wanted In Connection To Non-Fatal Detroit Shooting
• Boulder King Soopers Could Re-Open As Early As April 24 Following Mass Shooting, Employee Says
• Serial Robbery Suspect Arraigned On Federal Charges; Accused In 23 Cases Across Bay Area
• Photo shoot teaches kids about civil rights leaders
• Philadelphia Flyers Place Defenseman Shayne Gostisbehere On Waivers
• State Revenues Beat Expectations In February
• Texas COVID-19 Cases Down More Than 12% In Last 2 Weeks
• 'I Know My Baby Did Not Mean To Do That:' Family Speaks Out After Teen Shot Security Guard, Police Officer Before Being Shot Dead By CPD
• Conrado Virgen Mendoza Sentenced For Hiding Brother Who Shot And Killed Cpl. Ronil Singh
• Days Until COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility Expands To Millions Of Californians
• Pittsburgh Weather: Cold Front Will Rewind Weather Pattern Back To Winter
• FIU Kicks Off Celebrations For Return To In-Person Commencement Ceremonies
• Journalists Allowed Inside Texas Border Detention Facility For Migrant Children
• Man Stabbed To Death At Beverly Grove Home; Suspect Found Dead A Few Houses Away
• Facing Another Dry Year, California To Hire 1,400 Additional Firefighters
• COVID Reopening: Wells Fargo Looks To Reopen Offices Starting In September
• CFD Crews Extinguish Apartment Building Fire On Troy
• Marlins To Rename Stadium LoanDepot Park After Naming Rights Deal
• Body Camera Footage Released From Barricade, Deadly Shootout With SWAT Officers Near USC
• Dozens Cited, Arrests Made, 50+ Vehicles Recovered In East Oakland Illegal Dumping Crackdown
• 'It Was Super Easy, Unlike Illinois': Crossing Into Wisconsin To Get A COVID Shot
• Carjacking Suspect In South LA Pursuit Identified As 13-Year-Old Boy
• New Oversight, Mandates For Texas' Power Grid Proposed In Wake Of Blackouts During Winter Storms
• Thunder Valley Casino Holds Job Fair As Employers Scramble For Candidates
• Gov. Tom Wolf: State On Track To Get Vaccine To Every Pennsylvanian By End Of April
• Santa Ana Winds Return To SoCal, Increasing Fire Concerns
• 3 Suspects Arrested In Gang Slaying Of San Jose Resident Tong Nguyen
• New Prince George's County Police Recruit Is An Emotional Support Dog Named Pete
• Garage Fire Extends To Attic Of Orangevale Home
• Community Donates $1.3 Million To Colorado Healing Fund For Boulder Shooting Victims
• Pittsburgh-Area Leaders Concerned As Shootings And Homicides Rise In 2021
• Gov. Tim Walz, Former Gov. Tim Pawlenty Get COVID Vaccine In Bipartisan Show Of Force
• 'Our Goal Is To Reform': Community Leaders Meet With New Minneapolis Police Union Leadership
• Anti-Asian Attacks Sparking Interest In Self-Defense Classes, Instructions For Bystanders
• Could COVID-19 Vaccine Syringe Shortage Stall Progress Of Getting Shots Into Arms? Experts Say Not Right Now
• 4 DFW Area Kid Golfers Headed To Drive, Chip & Putt Nationals At Augusta National
• 175 patients of former OBGYN have joined lawsuit against Columbia University, attorney says
• Extra-Alarm Fire Rages At Brighton Park Paper Plant, Shuts Down CTA Orange Line Nearby
• Wrigleyville Bars, Restaurants Are Being Watched By The City For COVID Violations
• Friends Mourn Experienced Rock Climber Who Died At Taylors Falls
• Katherine Colabella Charged In Hit & Run Involving Bicyclist On MacArthur Causeway
• St. Vincent de Paul's Free Pharmacy Expanding Eligibility For Needy North Texans
• Recent College Grads Search For Jobs Amid Pandemic, Start Virtually
• 'I Feel Honored' | Quarterback Taulia Tagovailoa Ready For His Second Season Leading Terps' Offense
• Soaring Lumber Prices Hike Average Cost Of New Homes Up Nearly $25K
• Vikings Re-Sign Guard Dakota Dozier
• Minnesota Vikings Free Agency Tracker
• Texas's COVID-19 Vaccine Scheduler Aimed At Simplifying Process
• Another Horse Dies During Training At Los Alamitos Race Course
• Pres. Joe Biden Visiting Pittsburgh To Announce Multi-Trillion-Dollar Infrastructure Plan
• 3 Arrested In Connection With 2019 Killing Of Gabriela Aldana, Teen Shot Outside Hookah Bar In West Miami
• Strong Winds Push Flames Onto Several Homes In Union Township, Near Valparaiso
• Long Island Cares Helping Struggling Entertainment Industry Professionals With Music Boxes Of Food
• COVID Vaccines: Sonoma County Leaders Seek More Supply From State; Fewer Doses Expected This Week
• San Francisco 49ers Bringing Back WR Mohamed Sanu With 1-Year Deal
• Denver Police Search For SUV In Connection With Death Of Jesus Espericueta
• Orioles Manager Brandon Hyde Says He Likes The 'Mixture' Of Veterans, Young Players On This Year's Roster
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Highlights Progress On Everglades Restoration Projects
• Closed Door Credited For Keeping Eagle County House Fire At Bay
• Yankees Announce COVID-19 Safety Measures For Thursday's Home Opener
• Auto Dealerships See Bump In SUV Sales Nationwide During Pandemic; Miami Goes For Sporty-Luxurious
• 'No Required Human Interaction': Checkout Free Stores Open At TD Garden
• Big Tech, Repair Shops Clash Over 'Right To Repair' Bill In Nevada
• COVID In Florida: 5,062 New Cases, 92 Additional Deaths Reported
• Women's History Month: Overtown Youth Center Executive Director Tina Brown Has Spent Last 16 Years Making Sure It Keeps Kids Off Streets
• Feds: NYC Congestion Pricing Plan Can Move Forward
• 2 Former Texas Deputies Indicted For Manslaughter In 2019 Death Of Javier Ambler
• Pittsburgh's Black Lives Matter Mural Vandalized
• Commuters Angered They Can't Get Back Unused Transit Benefits Taken From Paychecks; 'Their Own Money Is Trapped'
• Promise Of Private Space Travel Coming Closer To Reality
• Paterson School District Working On Reopening For First Time In More Than A Year
• NFL Owners Approve 17-Game Season, Ravens To Host Los Angeles Rams Under New Schedule
• Parkland Parent Tony Montalto Worried About Students Returning To Classrooms Due Pandemic Mental Health Impacts
• 'Modified' Naperville Ribfest Returns In July
• Judge orders vaccines must be made available to all N.Y. prisoners
• St. Mary Czestochowa Church Begins $2.1 Million Renovation Project After 2020 Tornado Leaves Path Of Destruction
• 4 Rescued Near Capsized Boat Off Broward Coast
• Coloradans Urged To Stay Focused On The Road In Distracted Driving Awareness Campaign
• Miami-Dade Community Relations Board Hears From Miami Beach Residents On Spring Break 2021
• N.J. Becomes Latest State To Allow Early In-Person Voting
• 'Lights For Miles': Funeral Procession For Boulder Officer Eric Talley Was 8 Miles Long
• Open For Business: Local Home And Gifts In Delaware County Offers Everything You Need To Complete Home Collection
• I-Team's Call For Action Helps Woman Facing Foreclosure With Mortgage Company Tax Error
• Man Suspected Of Lighting Fire Inside Natomas Walmart Store Arrested
• Derek Chauvin Trial, March 30 Live Updates: Off-Duty Mpls. Firefighter At Scene Of Floyd's Arrest Testifies
• 16-Year-Old Alex Garcia, Who Police Said Caused Fatal New Year's Day Crash, To Remain Locked Up
• Supervisor Remembers Hard-Charging 'Honey Badger' Boulder Police Officer Eric Tally At Memorial Service
• Colorado Boy Apparently Tried To Choke Himself After Seeing Online Challenge
• City Of Pittsburgh To Reduce Barriers For Women, Minority Firefighter Recruits
• Tanker Truck Flips On I-95 In Pompano Beach, Snarls Traffic For Hours
• Winter Park Extends Season, Mary Jane Will Stay Open Until Early May
• Man Injured While Confronting Thieves Who Broke Into His Car In San Francisco Sunset District
• 'We Have To Be Creative': Churches Prepare For Socially Distant Easter Mass
• 79-Year-Old Pedestrian Killed In San Francisco Outer Mission Pedestrian Crash Identified; Pickup Sought In Case
• Florida Legislators Move Forward With Efforts To Limit Local Government Emergency Orders
• Asian American Attacks: Suspect Who Threatened To Shoot Asian Customers At Tenderloin Business Arrested
• Rep. O'Neal: Gov. Tom Wolf To Announce Plans For Moving Past Phase 1A Wednesday
• Dallas County Offering 'No Wait' Shot For Those Who Volunteer At Fair Park COVID-19 Vaccine Site
• Grocery Store Shooting: How To Help Families Who Lost Loved Ones
• Santa Rosa To Distribute 12,000 Free Weather Radios To Residents
• Google maps to offer "eco-friendly" navigation options
• Roseville Native Kolton Miller Agrees To 3-Year Extension With Las Vegas Raiders
• Special Ceremony In Camden Recognizes High School Athlete For Accomplishments On, Off Basketball Court
• Alaxstair Reed, 39, Charged With Attempted Murder, Accused Of Stabbing Man On Magnificent Mile For Refusing To Give Spare Change
• Pennsylvania Election Law Reforms Won't Be Ready For May Primary
• Retired Boston Police Captain Richard Evans Charged In Overtime Fraud Probe
• Judge: New York Must Offer COVID Vaccinations For Inmates
• Delaware To Open COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility Up To All Residents 16 Or Older Next Week
• BSO Needs Help Locating 62-Year-Old Mark Welch Who Suffers From Alzheimer's Disease
• Colorado Doctor: Weird COVID Vaccine Side Effects Include Dreams Of Space
• Spring Training Report: Can The Los Angeles Dodgers Repeat?
• Carrollton Police Cruiser Out Of Service After Being 'Egged'
• 'Young Sheldon' Renewed For Three More Seasons On CBS
• Massachusetts Reports 1,683 New COVID Cases, 18 Additional Deaths
• Live Chick Hatch Cam: Watch Now Through Friday
• March Is Cerebral Palsy Awareness Month. Meet One Local Child Who Has Made Big Strides After Years Of Treatment
• Boulder Police Chief Maris Herold Describes Officer Eric Talley's Selfless Actions At Memorial Service
• Boston Man Arrested After Fatal Hawaii Vacation Rental Fight
• New John Lewis graphic novel to be posthumously released
• Deal Signed To Treat Glass Factory Waste Dump In Allegheny River
• Philadelphia Police Searching For Suspect Who Robbed 17-Year-Old Girl Using ATM At Gunpoint
• 'It Means Stability' | Mayor's Office Launches New Effort To House The City's Homeless People
• Cade Crader Congratulated For Throwing Perfect Game, Making Metro State History
• COVID In Colorado: 4 Buses Will Operate As Mobile Vaccination Clinics
• City Investing In Violent Part Of East Dallas By Helping Bring Along New Supermarket
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 412 New Cases, 2 Additional Deaths
• Man Critically Injured In Domestic Dispute Stabbing, Owatonna Police Report
• Easterseals Helps Employees And The People They Serve Find Silver Linings Amid Pandemic
• President Joe Biden's Dog Major Involved In Another Biting Incident At White House
• Rockies Pitcher Scott Oberg Describes 'Overwhelming Support' After 4th Blood Clot Emergency
• Michigan Fines Owosso Barber Over Capitol Protest, Other Violations
• Pet Food Recalled Again, This Time Over Salmonella Risk
• Bedford Man Charged With Murdering Woman On Maine Beach Ordered Held Without Bail
• Stimulus Check Update: Social Security Recipients Left Waiting Could Receive Relief Payments Soon
• 2022 Super Bowl To Be Held Feb. 13 At SoFi Stadium In Inglewood
• MN State Trooper Squad Car Damaged By Gunfire In Duluth
• Philadelphia Health Commissioner Raising Alarm Bells Over Spike In Hospitalizations Citywide
• NFL Adds 17th Game To Regular Season Beginning 2021; Rams, Chargers Opponents Set
• Wolf Administration Aligns School Guidance With CDC, Requiring 3 Feet Of Social Distancing
• Pirates Bring Back Todd Frazier, Sign Infielder To Minor League Contract
• Philadelphia DA's Office Identifies Victim Of Philadelphia Mills Shooting As Dominic Billa, Stepson Of County Detective
• PHOTOS: 89 Right Whales, Including 3 Babies, Spotted Off Cape Cod
• North Carolina Police ID Car In Fatal Road Rage Shooting That Left Pa. Woman Dead
• Crew members named for all-civilian SpaceX flight
• Police Investigating Fatal Shooting In Laurel Earlier Tuesday
• Live Shows Return To Red Rocks Amphitheatre In April With Limited Capacity
• Biden signs extension of small business loan program
• H.R. 1 and voting measures recently passed in states - on "The Debrief"
• Woman Killed, 2-Year-Old Girl Among 3 Injured, After Wrong-Way Crash On I-795N In Baltimore County
• NFL Owners Vote To Add 17th Game To 2021 Schedule; Bears To Visit Raiders In Extra Game
• No convictions in St. Louis officer's beating by colleagues
• COVID Reopening: Alameda and Santa Cruz Counties Move Into Orange Tier
• Hand Sanitizer Study Finds Elevated Levels Of Cancer Causing Chemical In 21 Out Of 260 Hand Sanitizers
• Maryland Lawmakers Considering Several Bills Focused On Police Transparency, Accountability
• Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy Planning A Month Of Earth Day Activities
• Wisconsin To Open Vaccines To Everyone 16 And Older Starting Monday
• Investigators Return To Scene For Answers To What Caused 5-Alarm Apartment Fire In Northeast Dallas
• Sources: Multiple Dallas Police Officers Being Investigated For Roles In Alleged Ponzi Scheme
• Calif. Wants Federal Firefighters Year-Round To Deal With 'New Normal' Brought On By Climate Change
• Ice Out Declared On Lake Minnetonka, About 2 Weeks Earlier Than Average Date
• Baker Defends COVID Vaccine Timeline For Massachusetts: 'I Think The Schedule We've Got In Place Is The Right One'
• 2,300 Fans To Be Allowed At Sac Republic FC Home Games
• While COVID-19 testing and vaccination are free, getting infected is not
• Maryland Votes To Nix State Song, A Confederate Call To Arms
• WATCH LIVE: Pennsylvania Officials To Provide Update On School, Summer Camp Guidance
• Prosecutor: Fatal State Police Shooting Of Christian Joseph Hall On Route 33 Overpass In Monroe County Justified
• SpaceX Is Hiring, Elon Musk Is Giving Millions To South Texas Town, School
• 2 Killed In Wrong-Way Collision On 110 Freeway In Downtown LA
• NFL Expands Regular Season To 17 Games
• COVID Impact: SamTrans Receives $16M in Federals Funds For Long Term Projects
• Patriots-Cowboys Game Now Official For 2021, After NFL Approves 17-Game Schedule
• Florida Senate Weighs School, College Pandemic Concerns
• Gov. Newsom Approves Funding To Hire Nearly 1,400 Additional State Firefighters
• Colorado Lawmakers Drop Plans For Permanent Fence Around Capitol
• Construction Firm Warns Of New Delays For California High-Speed Rail Project
• SoCal Edison To Remove 11K Palm Trees Over Wildfire Risk
• Americans Expected To Spend Over $21 Billion On Easter This Year, National Retail Federation Says
• FEMA Community COVID Vaccination Center Opening At Greenbelt Metro Station April 7
• Residents Celebrate Spring Break With Miami-Themed Party At Rockville Senior Living Facility
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 5,032 New Cases, Over 5M Total Vaccinations
• Police Seek Male Theft Suspect With Birthmark Behind Ear, Female Suspect
• Pharrell says his cousin was shot and killed by Virginia police
• CBS Sports Caps Final Four Weekend With Three-Hour Block Highlighting HBCUs And Their Impact On College Basketball
• Voting Opens For Contest Awarding Winning Woman-Owned Business $25,000
• LIHEAP Grants Still Available For People In Need
• 2 Stockton Police Officers Fired After Investigation Into Teen's Arrest
• Gloucester County Officials Charge North Wildwood Man With Attempted Human Trafficking Of Child
• $259M Rent Relief Program Opens For LA Residents Tuesday
• All Stanislaus County Residents 16 And Older Will Be Eligible For COVID-19 Vaccine On April 1, Officials Say
• Should MLB move All-Star Game to protest Georgia's new voting law?
• COVID Reopening: Monterey Bay Aquarium Set To Open In May After 13-Month Closure
• COVID In Colorado: After You Become Eligible For Vaccine At Week's End, You Could Be Looking At Almost A 2 Month Wait
• Amid COVID Restrictions, Twins Announce Plans For 2021 Season Home Opener
• Staples Extends Offer Of Free COVID Vaccine Card Lamination
• COVID-19 In Illinois: Coronavirus Infections And Hospitalizations Still Rising, So No 'Bridge Phase' Reopening Yet
• How To Treat Vertigo: Colorado's Dr. Carol Foster Publishes How To Book
• Debris Lands On Van On Long Island Expressway
• Randallstown Man Arrested In 2020 Murder Of Nahun Delgado-Sanchez Found Buried In Columbia
• Couple Crushed By Massive Redwood, Leave 5 Children Behind
• United Steelworkers Go On Strike At Nine Allegheny Technologies Facilities
• Watch Out For Rise In Unemployment Insurance Fraud, COVID Vaccine Scams Around Maryland, State Says
• Early Morning Vandal Captured On Video Smashing Windows At Antioch Church
• Missing A Goat? It May Be Wandering Around Andover
• In Season Of Zooms And Quarantine, USC, UCLA Both Underdogs In First-Ever Joint Elite Eight Appearance
• In Season Of Zooms And Quarantine, USC, UCLA Both Underdogs In First-Ever Joint Elite Eight Appearance
• Universal Studios To Reopen In Mid-April
• Burritos Or Bitcoin? Chipotle Giving Away $100K Worth Of Burritos, $100K In Bitcoin
• Tensions rise between San Francisco's DA and police
• Teens charged in carjacking death of UberEats driver due in court
• Sheriff's Office: 2 Vandals Arrested For Sealing Doors Closed To Allegheny County Magistrate Offices
• New Yorkers 30 And Older Now Eligible For COVID Vaccine, As N.Y. And N.J. Top New Cases Per Capita
• COVID Fertility Factor: Couples Trying To Have Babies Experience High Anxiety, Low Sperm Counts
• Darnella Frazier, Who Shot Video Of Derek Chauvin Kneeling On George Floyd, Says He Was 'Begging For His Life'
• Rizzo Cuts Off Talks With Cubs As Free Agency Looms
• San Jose Eyes Extension To Al Fresco Program To Keep Businesses Open Outdoors
• White House takes action to respond to violence against Asian Americans
• Proposals Moving In Florida Legislature That Would Allow Postponement Of Jury Duty In Emergencies
• Stimulus Check Latest: Track Your Economic Relief Payment From The IRS
• MTA Restores F And C Trains; Officials Look To Resume 24-Hour Service
• 911 dispatcher who watched Floyd arrest unfold called police
• 36-Year-Old Woman Shot In The Head Overnight In Baltimore, Police Say
• Mass Vaccination Site To Launch At Navy-Marine Corp Stadium On April 15
• Bill Belichick Chats Up 49ers' John Lynch, Kyle Shanahan At Alabama Pro Day
• Some Social Security recipients desperate for latest stimulus checks
• Mattapan Club's Liquor License Suspended For COVID Violations
• Manny's Deli Gives Away 1,000 Sandwiches, Despite People Failing Mask Challenge
• Missing 15-Year-Old Girl Found
• Gov. Larry Hogan Declares March 30 'National Doctors' Day In Maryland
• Here's Who Now Qualifies For COVID Vaccine As Maryland Moves Into Phase 2B
• Lady Gaga's Dog Walker Ryan Fischer Returns Home From Hospital After Having Part Of Lung Removed
• Sheriff: Fight At Amador County Walmart Parking Lot Escalates To Person Being Struck, Run Over
• Biden Announces Diverse First Slate Of Judicial Nominees, Two In Maryland
• New Jersey Increasing Limit For Public Gatherings
• Rising COVID-19 Cases In Chicago And Across The Country Prompt Warnings From Officials; 'We Have Got To Remain Diligent'
• Karimah Westbrook On Season 3 Of The CW Network's 'All American': 'The Show Has A Lot Of Heart'
• Pledges to Asian American groups soar 4,000% since Atlanta killings
• COVID In Minnesota: With Vaccines Now Open For All 16+, State Reports 1M Have Completed Series
• Alex Trebek's daughter raising money to fight pancreatic cancer
• Bruins' Brad Marchand Cleared To Return From COVID-19 List After False Positive Test
• Klavon's Ice Cream Parlor Raises Minimum Wage To $15
• Update: Family Dog Shot By Suspect Fleeing Antioch Police Dies Of Injuries
• Registration For Virtual Boston Marathon In October Underway After 'Technical Difficulties' At Start
• Make-A-Wish Teams Up With Arrow Electronics Robotics Team, Brings Teen's Vision Of Imaginary Dragon To Life
• Got The COVID Vaccine? Here's How To Keep That Vaccination Card Safe
• Dallas Police Department Finds Joe Martin Rodriguez Safe
• Erik Karlsson Leads Sharks Past Wild 4-3 In Shootout
• Police: 24-Year-Old Woman Critical After Detroit Shooting
• Protesters Demand Police Accountability, Inside And Outside Derek Chauvin's Courtroom
• Fugitive arrested after police recognized him on YouTube
• COVID: Vaccine Has Bay Area Experts Optimistic Despite CDC Warning Of 'Impending Doom'
• Upgrades Complete For El Cerrito del Norte BART Station
• Members Of Wolverine Watchmen To Stand Trial
• Gunman Who Shot Home Depot Security Guard, Chicago Police Officer Last Week Identified As 18-Year-Old Travon Chadwell
• SpaceX Starship SN11 Rocket Explodes Amid Fog During Botched Landing Sequence In Texas 
• 'Save The Westside, Chicago' Fundraising Campaign Relaunching With Earth Day Community Resources
• Philadelphia Phillies Set To Welcome 8,800 Fans To Citizens Bank Park For Opening Day With Precautions In Place
• Car Hits COVID Vaccination Site In Roxbury, But Appointments Still On
• Man Shot To Death On Basketball Court At East Harlem Playground
• Detroit Natives BeBe Winans, Deborah Joy Winans To Host Easter Gospel Music Special Tuesday Night
• Brimfield Antique Shows And Flea Markets Will Open In May, With Limited Participation
• Matt Barnes Details His Strange Weekend After COVID Scare
• 21-Year-Old Woman In Temporary Serious Condition After Detroit Shooting
• Update: San Jose Police Arrest Armed Suspect Who Barricaded Inside Alum Rock Home
• William Maass Jr., Of Bedminster, Faces Child Pornography Charges
• Alleged car seatback failures blamed for over 100 accidents in 30 years
• Asian Woman On Her Way To Church Brutally Attacked In Hell's Kitchen; Suspect Reportedly Told Her, 'You Don't Belong Here'
• Large Redwood Tree Fall In Far Northern California Kills Parents Of 5 Children
• Denver Weather: Tuesday's Snow Could Be The Last Precipitation For Weeks
• Two Space Fans Get Seats On CEO Of Allentown-Based Business' Private SpaceX Flight
• Man Arrested On Arson In Bizarre Baldwin Park Gas Station Fire
• COVID Variant In Brazil Becoming More Concerning: 'It May Be Able To Evade Immunity... It May Be More Deadly'
• Firefighter On Leave After Spraying Activist With Fire Hose
• Cam Newton Hosting Interview Show 'Sip N' Smoke' On BET.com
• Testimony Continues In Day 2 Of Derek Chauvin Murder Trial
• Chicago Street Sweeping Season Begins Thursday, So Get Ready To Move Your Car
• Caught On Video: Man Steals Car Left Running Outside Queens Home
• Detroit Opens Vaccine Eligibility To All Amid Spiking Cases
• 2 Women Sought In Marisela Botello-Valadez's Death In Texas Arrested
• Fire Damages Vacant Del Paso Heights Home
• Two SoCal Sisters Operate 18 Local McDonald's Restaurants
• SWAT Search For Stockton Shooting Suspect Comes Up Empty
• Bay Area COVID-19 Roundup: Distinguishing Seasonal Allergy Symptoms From COVID; Couples Trying To Have Babies Experience High Anxiety
• Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Site To Open At Northwest Activities Center Saturday
• Gov. Murphy To Sign Early In-Person Voting Measure In New Jersey
• Marquill Buckner Charged In February 2020 Carjacking Of Food Delivery Driver In West Englewood
• Group Of Linda Mothers Stop, Detain Alleged Kidnapper In The Act
• Study Finds Americans Spent More On DIY Home Projects In 2020 Than Ever Before
• I-75 Bridge Repair Begins Wednesday In Detroit
• New Secret Service report finds early intervention can prevent school shootings
• Philipp Grubauer Gets 100th Win As Colorado Avalanche Beat Ducks 5-2
• Michigan-UCLA Conjures Up More Memorable Images Of March
• Maintenance Problems At Concordia Place Housing Development Go Back Years, Rainbow/PUSH Working For Change
• True Crime: Disgraced Fashion Tycoon Behind Bars: Allegations Of Drugging, Trafficking And Sexual Assault
• Weather Blog: Should You Put The Shovel Away?
• VIDEO: New Boston Dynamics Robot 'Stretch' Moves Boxes, Unpacks Spot
• 2 brutal anti-Asian attacks in NYC as bystanders do nothing
• PTL Links: March 30, 2021
• David Machado Convicted Of 2016 Execution-Style Slaying Of Sheriff's Deputy Dennis Wallace
• Hearts Against Hate: Artist's Chinatown Heart Gives Hope To Beleaguered Asian American Community
• 'Hitchhiking Lizard' Stows Away In Car From Florida To Massachusetts
• Crack'd Egg Owner Asks For Stay While Appealing Judge's Mask Mandate Order
• Man Points Gun At, Drives Truck Into Front Of Stockton Furniture Store
• COVID In Colorado: Estes Park, Other Popular Mountain Destinations Try To Balance Tourism And Uptick In Cases
• BTS shares experience with racism, condemns anti-Asian hate
• Patriots Attending Justin Fields' Pro Day At Ohio State
• COVID Restrictions In Colorado: Spring Break Parties, Variants Threaten Summit County's Level
• Rookies Lead The Way For Pistons
• 'I Think It Needs To Be Accepted For Its Uniqueness': Author Cam Perron On Negro League And New Book Comeback Season
• COVID Schools: San Francisco School Officials Hiring Additional Substitute Teachers
• Biden announces first slate of judicial nominees with history-making picks
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs COVID-19 Lawsuit Protection Bill
• Evan Fournier Misses Everything In Celtics Debut
• Miami Weather: Warm With A Mix Of Sun And Clouds, Cold Front On The Way
• Logano Gets The Win On Bristol Dirt
• Kentucky lawmakers send bipartisan election bill to governor
• Bitcoin Investor 'Sick To My Stomach' After Being Scammed Out Of $7,000
• Alcohol-free cocktails, wine and beer becoming popular
• On Set For Season 2 Of 'Batwoman,' Episode 9
• All Minnesotans Ages 16 And Older Now Eligible For COVID-19 Vaccine
• Police Searching For Missing 15-Year-Old Gage Frame
• 'Right Now I'm Scared,' CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky Asks Americans To Stay Vigilant In Preventing COVID Spread
• Celtics Let Marcus Smart's Mental Mishap Spiral Out Of Control
• 4 People Escape Fire In Grand Crossing
• Women's History Month: Tonika Lewis Johnson, An Artist Devoted To Chicago Neighborhoods
• Traffic Stop Leads To Meth, Crack Cocaine, Marijuana Drug Bust
• State Police Give Pittsburgh Establishments 2 Notices Of Violation Over COVID-19 Orders
• Delaware Easing Restrictions On Outdoor Gatherings Starting On Thursday
• West Virginia City Eyes Black Hair Non-Discrimination Bill
• WATCH LIVE: Philadelphia Officials To Provide COVID-19 Update
• Philadelphia Committee On Gun Violence Prevention Holding Virtual Hearing To Address City's Gun Violence Plague
• For Many, Video Evidence Shown During Derek Chauvin Trial Is Reopening Old Wounds
• LASD Searching For 3 Men Accused Of Killing Samantha Mena During Alleged Attempted Robbery In Lancaster
• Animals are most likely the source of COVID-19, draft report says
• University Of Pennsylvania Graduate Programs Named Among Top In Country, Report Finds
• Pandemic Pettiness: Sacramento Neighbor Receives 'Shock Collar' in Anonymous Amazon Delivery
• Allegedly Armed Suspect Shot, Killed By Police In Westlake District
• Family reunites as U.S. scrambles to house migrant children
• Tennessee flooding leaves at least 7 dead
• Pet food sold nationwide recalled due to salmonella risk
• White House leaves vaccine "passports" to private sector
• 90% of all U.S. adults eligible for COVID vaccine by April 19
• N.Y. opens up COVID vaccine to all adults starting April 6
• Man Shot, Killed Inside Philadelphia Mills Mall In Northeast Philadelphia, Police Say
• VIDEO: Asian Passenger Brutally Beaten Unconscious On Subway
• Police Looking For 41-Year-Old Haoder Gulfaraz Who Missed Flight At O'Hare Airport Saturday
• Tolls Going Up On Several Spans Connecting New Jersey, Pennsylvania
• CDC director warns of "impending doom" amid COVID spike
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/30 Tuesday Morning Forecast
• As millions face eviction, large landlords show record profits
• Westbrook Records 16th Triple-Double Wizards Beat Pacers
• Probe begins of why giant ship got stuck, blocking Suez Canal
• Ghislaine Maxwell facing new charges in sex crimes case
• 2 Delaware County Women Form Friendship Following Misdialed Phone Call
• Pittsburgh Weather: Warm And Sunny Tuesday, Snow Chances Soon
• Disturbing testimony in trial of ex-cop in George Floyd's death
• Driver Taken Into Custody After Crashing Into Georgetown Manor Apartments In New Castle, Delaware
• Nike sues over Lil Nas X's "Satan Shoes"
• 1 Killed, 1 Hurt In Dinkytown Shooting
• Violent Crash In Lower Merion Township Leaves 1 Person Critically Injured
• Baylor Broils No. 3 Razorbacks, Ready For Even Bigger Game
• Baylor Broils No. 3 Razorbacks, Ready For Even Bigger Game
• 2nd Federally Supported COVID-19 Vaccine Site Coming To Philadelphia Next Week
• COVID-19 Variants 'Seem To Be Taking Off' As Cases Spike In Philadelphia Region, Research Finds
• Man Working On Anti-Violence Video Shot, Killed In North Philadelphia
• 'We Don't Know What's Causing It': Northeast, Michigan Contributing To Rising US COVID Cases
• Chicago Weather: Another Mild Day; Rain, Cool Down On The Way
• Study: Parents Recognize Valuable Aspects Of Cyber Learning Despite Digital Divide
• Son Of Browns' Wide Receiver Ryan Switzer Recovering After Surgery At Boston Children's Hospital
• Driver Seriously Injured After Crash In Northeast Philadelphia
• Powerball Ticket Sold In Florida Hits $238 Million Jackpot
• Wildfires force closure of Mount Rushmore
• Allegheny Co. Council Expected To Vote On Paid Sick Leave Bill, To Introduce Bill To Get More Police Body Cameras
• Shane Brolly Charged In Head-On Collision That Left 4 Neshaminy Students Seriously Injured
• Maryland lawmakers vote to repeal pro-Confederacy state song
• Westmoreland Co. Commissioners To Host Second Information Session On COVID-19 Vaccines
• Man In Critical Condition After Being Shot In The Back In Pittsburgh's Hill District
• One Person Hospitalized After Crash Closes Part Of Rt. 31 In South Huntingdon Twp.
• Iowa's Spencer Lee Named Co-Winner Of Dan Hodge Trophy
• West Virginia House Passes Personal Income Tax Cut Bill
• Fewer Potholes Reported In Pittsburgh This Year
• Mayor Bill Peduto Hopes To Talk Water Infrastructure With President Biden During Pittsburgh Visit
• Tuesday's Show Info (3/30/21)
• Duquesne University Receives Record 10,000 Freshman Applications
• Idlewild Looking To Hire 600 Seasonal Workers Ahead of Opening Day
• Pa. Schools Set To Receive Nearly $5 Billion In COVID Relief Money
• 21 Points For Vucevic, But Bulls Lose 4th Straight As They Fall To Warriors

Videos from March 30, 2021

• 3/30: Red and Blue
• Several pet food brands recalled due to salmonella risk
• Biden to unveil infrastructure plan, kicking off 2nd major legislative push 
• Teen who filmed George Floyd's fatal arrest testifies during Derek Chauvin's murder trial
• Health experts warn of the next U.S. COVID surge as several states see cases rise
• China wants to challenge U.S. as leader of the global stage
• Biden set to unveil infrastructure plan
• Biden set to unveil major infrastructure plan
• More than 18,000 migrant children now in U.S. custody
• COVID-19 cases spike in more than half the U.S. amid fourth wave fears
• Witnesses to George Floyd arrest testify at Derek Chauvin trial
• U.S. criticizes WHO report on origins of COVID-19 over delays, lack of access to data
• Union vote count underway for Amazon warehouse in Alabama
• Civil rights groups challenge new Georgia voting law
• "America's immigration amnesia": How U.S. struggles with immigration policy
• Mozambique officials say Islamist militants stormed the city of Palma, killing dozens of people
• Key takeaways of the Derek Chauvin trial so far
• Protester chains herself to courthouse fence during Derek Chauvin trial
• Teen who filmed George Floyd's fatal arrest gives emotional testimony
• Biden administration aims to increase offshore wind power
• San Francisco in the midst of historic drug crisis, city leadership can’t agree on what to do about it
• Doctor on pandemic air travel, "real-world" vaccine study by CDC
• Prosecution tells jurors Derek Chauvin "betrayed his badge" in Day 1 of trial
• No St. Louis police officers convicted in beating of undercover detective Luther Hall
• Biden says 90% of adults will be eligible for vaccination by April 19 as infection rates rise
• Witnesses provide new details of case on first day of Derek Chauvin trial
• COVID-19 time capsules preserve history of pandemic through artifacts, audio recordings
• Virgin Galactic unveils new SpaceShip III, moves closer to space tourism launch
• Legal expert: Prosecution made "unforced error" in Derek Chauvin case
• Federal vehicle seat standard could be putting families at risk
• U.S. Secret Service releases new report to help spot warning signs to prevent school violence
• WHO to release report on COVID-19 origin
• WorldView: U.S. suspends trade deal with Myanmar and more
• Police investigating 2 brutal attacks against Asian New Yorkers
• Top epidemiologist on rise in COVID-19 cases, new vaccine timeline
• Biden says most adults should be eligible for COVID-19 vaccine by April 19
• Former federal defender Alexis Hoag breaks down Derek Chauvin trial so far
• Derek Chauvin trial moves forward with more testimony from witnesses of George Floyd's death
• 3/30: CBSN AM
• How Minneapolis is responding to the Derek Chauvin trial