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Articles from March 31, 2021

• Mountain Lion Killed In Valencia, Likely Struck By Vehicle
• Officers Arrest Suspected DUI Driver After Pursuit In Van Nuys
• LASD Deputy Jeffrey McKee Dies In Off-Duty Traffic Collision
• Update: Ousted San Francisco School Board VP Allison Collins Files Lawsuit
• Thousands Of Marijuana Plants Seized From Homes In Fairfield, Vacaville, Lathrop; 4 Arrested
• Colorado Student Discovers Historic Tyrannosaurus Rex Tooth
• Broomfield Student Blocked From Playing Volleyball At New School, Upset Over Colorado High School Activities Association Rule
• Pfizer Announces Vaccine Is 100% Protective Against Coronavirus In Kids As Young As 12
• New COVID-19 Vaccine Super Site Opens As OC Moves Into State's Orange Tier
• COVID: Fremont Unified To Remain In Distance Learning For Rest Of School Year - 'No Definitive Final Outcome In Sight'
• Sharks Beat Wild, Complete 2-Game Series Sweep
• Sacramento Shows More Signs Of Normalcy As California's Vaccine Push Continues
• LASD Says Investigation Into Tiger Woods Crash Completed, Not Yet Public
• 4 Arrested, 4,000 Plants Seized From Illegal Marijuana Grow Houses In Fairfield, Vacaville & Lathrop
• Andersson Scores In Return, Kings Top Vegas 4-2
• Woman Says LAPD Officers Gave Her Concussion During Echo Park Protests
• Police: Man, Woman Found Passed Out Drunk In Winters Drive-Through With Child In Car
• What To Expect If You Attend Rockies Opening Day
• Mother Goose Makes New Home Atop Roseville Hair Salon
• Drummond Leaves Debut With Bruised Toe, Bucks Beat LA 112-97
• Derek Chauvin Trial, March 31: New Video Shows Chauvin Defending His Actions To Bystander
• Bulls Hold Close For Final Minutes, But Lose To Phoenix Suns
• 95-Year-Old North Texas WWII Vet Still Fighting For His Benefits
• 4 Dead, Including Child, In Orange County Shooting; Suspect In Custody
• More Than 4M Vaccine Doses Administered In LA County; San Bernardino Surpasses 4K COVID Deaths
• 82-Year-Old North Bay Retiree Works Nonstop To Assist Families With Food, Bills, Rental Assistance
• Chicago Weather: Morning Show Showers For Northwest Indiana
• Man Dead After Being Shot In North Sacramento, Police Say
• Kings 5-Game Win Streak Snapped In 120-105 Loss To Spurs
• $2 Trillion Spending Plan Excites Colorado Groups Working In Critical Outdoor Missions
• COVID Vaccine Doses Still Being Wasted In Massachusetts
• Boston Duck Tours Begin 27th Season Thursday
• 'Days Like This Help:' Bay Area's Warm Spring Weather Makes Orange Tier Days Even Brighter
• Dolton School Board Votes To Oust Member On Claims Of Illegal Campaign Funding, Says It Was At Taxpayer Expense
• 'Human Error' At Baltimore Facility Ruined Millions of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Doses, Report Says
• LA City Vehicles Hit With Catalytic Converter Thefts
• 2 Seton LaSalle Football Coaches Suspended For Illegal Recruiting
• New York Legalizes Adult-Use Marijuana: 'A Historic Day'
• LeAnn Rimes Announces Return To Live Performances With Colorado Shows
• With Pfizer Saying Its Vaccine Is Effective In Children, Parents And Officials Consider What It Means For Schools
• Firefighter Injured While Battling Blaze In Midland Beach
• ONLY ON 2: More Than 200 People Got Tickets This Winter For Parking On Secondary Snow Routes In Alsip, Despite No Signs About It
• Weld County Sheriff's Office Awards Deputy, Citizen For Their Role In Trevor George Homicide Arrest
• WJZ Exclusive: Take A Sneak Peek Of The New Domino Sugar Sign
• Baltimore County Police Investigating Shooting In Owings Mills Wednesday Night
• Knicks Blow Big 4th Quarter Lead, Fall To Lowly Timberwolves
• Domingo Villasenor Arrested After Detention Specialist Spots Suspicious Activity
• 'We Need Kids To Do These Trials' | Local Doctor Says Vaccinating Children Is Critical In Fight Against COVID-19 Pandemic
• Nets Lose Harden, But Beat Rockets And Move Into 1st In East
• COVID Restrictions At State Hockey Tournament Decimating Fan Size, Local Business Profits
• Woman Claims Aliex Santiesteban, Accused Of Assaulting & Shooting 12-Year-Old, Also Molested Her Daughter In Cuba
• Search On For Person Who Desecrated Roadside Memorial For Victims Of Deadly New Year's Crash
• Police Offer $5K Reward For Information On Halloween Hit-And-Run That Killed 17-Year-Old In Howard County
• Race To Vaccinate Picks Up Speed In Miami-Dade, New Temporary Site Opens In Hialeah
• Man Sues Baltimore, BGE Over August Home Gas Explosion
• Broward County Preacher Accused Of Preying On 16-Year-Old Girl
• Pennsylvania To Make All Adults COVID-19 Vaccine Eligible By April 19
• Bullet Shatters Glass Door At Target In Dorchester
• Pitt Students To Shelter-In-Place Due To Rising COVID-19 Case Counts
• All Eyes On Derek Chauvin Trial In Minneapolis Barbershop, With Kids Included In Vital Conversations
• A Field Of Dreams On Display At Minnesota Amateur Baseball Hall Of Fame
• King Soopers Shooting: Family Of Teri Leiker Remembers Her Passions
• King Soopers Opens Community Resource Center For Those Impacted By Boulder Shooting
• Edwards Leads Wolves' Rally Past Thibs, Knicks 102-101
• VIDEO: Thundersnow At Denver International Airport Captured On Camera
• Flyers Rocked By Sabres 6-1 As Buffalo Ends 18-Game Winless Streak
• Doncic Scores 36, Leads Mavericks Past Celtics 113-108
• Heat Turns Up Defensive Pressure In 92-87 Win At Indiana
• Philadelphia Police Release Surveillance Video Of 2 Suspects Wanted For Shooting 7 People At Golf & Social
• Pfizer Breaks Ground On New Michigan Production Facility
• 'She Protects Me': Pup Named Angel Alerts Owner After Intruder Breaks Into Temple City Home
• Woman Found Stabbed To Death Near Hayward City Hall
• Marin Study Reveals Cancer Killing California Sea Lions Is Caused By STD
• Boulder Company 'PopSockets' Sells Phone Grips To Combat Anti-Asian Hate
• 3-Year-Old Nearly Drowns After Falling Into Pool At New Bedford Home
• User Fees Could Expand From Vail Pass To Other Parts Of Colorado, Including Maroon Bells
• Braddock Mayor Chardae Jones Endorses Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta For Senate Over Predecessor, Lt. Gov. John Fetterman
• 1 Washington Nationals Player Tests Positive For COVID, 4 Others Quarantined
• Woman Shot, Wounded Inside Store In South Austin
• High Temps, Dry Conditions Raise Specter of Drought and Fire Danger Across the Bay Area
• COVID Vaccine: Senators Call For Oakland Coliseum, LA Mass Vaccination Sites To Stay Open Past April
• White Sox To Play Angels On Thursday Night; Rick Hahn Urges Focusing On Right Now
• Pittsburgh Man Benjamin Fleming Charged After Deadly Hawaii Vacation Rental Fight
• As Cubs Prepare For Opening Day, Jed Hoyer Remains Hopeful For Deal With Anthony Rizzo
• CU Boulder Leads $15 Million NASA Project To Better Protect Spacecraft
• 'Don't Give Up Hope': Sacramento Couple Looks To Brighter Days After Heart-Wrenching 2020
• Opening Day Returns With No Tailgating, Mask Requirement
• Ohio Teen And Would-Be Rescuer Die After Being Swept Into River Near Dam
• Minneapolis Police Announce New Tip Line For Non-Emergencies
• California Boosts Resources Ahead Of Another Potentially Dangerous Wildfire Season
• Calfire Crews Stop Progress of Boulder Creek Vegetation Fire Near CZU Lightning Complex Scar
• North Texas Family That Lost Loved One To COVID-19, Eager For Teens To Get Vaccine
• NCAA And College Athletes Face Off At Supreme Court In High-Stakes Matchup
• Federal Spending Plan Could Thrust Colorado Roadways & Transportation Infrastructure Forward
• Derek Chauvin Trial: Witness Sobs Watching Video Of George Floyd Struggling With Officers In Squad Car
• Texas Man Admits During Sentencing For Stabbing, To Having Sex With Dogs And Killing Them
• New York Man Luis Sierra Arrested In 1976 Killing Of Pregnant New Jersey Teenager Evelyn Colon In Pennsylvania
• Search For Missing SF Woman Who Needs Medication
• Fire Erupts During Laguna Hills Standoff
• Arlington Bowie High's Arceneaux Sisters On Fast Track To Success
• YouTube Stars Alan And Alex Stokes Plead Guilty In Connection With Fake Irvine Bank Robberies
• COVID Reopening: Google Looks To Reopen Offices On Voluntary Basis Starting In April
• Texas Trooper Chad Walker Dies After Being Shot In The Line Of Duty Last Friday
• Orioles Manager Brandon Hyde Says This Season Is 'Starting To Feel More Normal' Despite The Ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic
• Twins' Kenta Maeda Says Opening-Day Start 'Means A Lot'
• Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 Vaccine Batch Fails Quality Check, Can't Be Used
• 2 People Injured When Car Hits Private Ambulance In Washington Park
• Study Reveals Many Homes Across US May Have Concerning Levels Of Potentially Dangerous Chemicals
• Rep. Suozzi To White House: Restore SALT Or No Deal On New Taxes To Fund National Recovery Plan
• Weld County Health Asking For Volunteers At COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics
• Colombian Soccer Star Jhon Eduis Viafara Mina Sentenced In Texas To 11+ Years In Prison For Drug Trafficking
• Orioles Manager Brandon Hyde Says He Expects His Young Hitters To 'Come Into Their Own' This Season
• Researchers Shedding New Light On Mystery In Jerusalem's Church Of The Holy Sepulchre
• Red Flag Warning Issued For Northwestern Minnesota
• Error Ruins 15 Million Doses Of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
• Kittanning Police Locate 14-Year-Old Elijah Dongilli
• Opponents Of Marijuana's Legality In New York Fear Rise In Crime, Driving Under Influence, Decreased Quality Of Life
• Deputies Investigate Stabbing At Jackson Rancheria Casino
• Baltimore Jail Escapee Melvin Jessop Apprehended In Greene County After Nearly 5 Years On The Run
• Baltimore Police 'Aggressively' Going After Drug Traffickers Despite City No Longer Prosecuting Low-Level Drug Crimes, Commissioner Harrison Says
• Texas House Gives Final Passage To 6 Bills Meant To Prevent Widespread Power Outages
• Suspect Sought In February Stabbing Near UN Plaza In San Francisco
• Pfizer's Coronavirus Vaccine Could Be Game-Changer For Student-Athletes
• 'We Don't Feel Like It's Time': As Indiana Removes Its Mask Mandate, Gary Keeps Its Residents Covered Up
• Texas Senate Unanimously Passes Bill Aimed At Keeping Bad Officers From Moving To Other Police Departments
• Conjoined Twins Separated At Children's Minnesota
• Memorial Regional Holds Special Ceremony To Commemorate Those On Front Lines Of COVID Battle
• PennDOT Announces Quarter-Billion Dollars In Construction Projects For Western Pa.
• COPA Investigates 2 Incidents In Which Police Shot Suspects On Northwest Side Early Wednesday
• Latest Court-Ordered Report On CPD Reforms Finds City Still Missing Most Deadlines, But Making Better Progress
• 'A Terrible Decision:' Mixed Reaction To WI Supreme Court Decision Striking Down Mask Mandate
• Dozens Of Essential Workers Rally Before President Joe Biden's Collier Township Visit
• Billionaires got 54% richer during pandemic year. How about you?
• Clarifying COVID: What Are COVID-19 Community Coordinators?
• 'A Return To Normal': Excitement Builds At Fenway Park For Opening Day
• Military families turning to food banks receive outpouring of support
• President Joe Biden Visits Pittsburgh Area To Unveil American Jobs Plan To Upgrade America's Infrastructure
• Khaleek Cooper-Baldwin Turns Self In For Murder Of 11-Year-Old Harley Belance, Philadelphia Police Say
• Chicago's Restaurant Workers Want Priority Status In Getting The COVID Vaccine
• Major Biden Likely Dealing With Social Anxiety In New Environment, Philadelphia Experts Say
• 'We're Going To Be Filled,' Easter Brunch Sells Out As Diners Return To Massachusetts' Restaurants
• President Biden Unveils Massive 'American Jobs Plan,' Which Includes New Rail Tunnel Under Hudson River
• COVID Impact: Local Families Fearful Of State Budget Cuts To Services For Those With Developmental Or Intellectual Disabilities
• Certain Containers Of Sabra Classic Hummus Are Being Recalled
• Takeaways From International Transgender Day Of Visibility: Language Matters, Especially Pronouns
• Fearful Of COVID-19, Many Suffering From Obesity Turning To Bariatric Surgery To Facilitate Weight Loss
• New Jersey Woman Out To Make Sure Many Local Children Get Easter Baskets; 'I Just Want To See A Smile On Their Faces'
• 1 Dead, 2 Injured In Bishop Ford Crash Involving IDOT Truck
• Spiking COVID: Rather Than Cut A Program, Sarah Lawrence College Volleyball Plays On With Men's And Women's Combined Team
• Your Adams County Student Could Design The Next 'I Voted' Sticker
• 'Punched': Catalytic Converter Thieves Hit Englewood Business's Fleet
• 8 Arrested After Shots Fired At Oak Lawn Hotel
• Suspect Rams Police Cars During Chase Of Stolen Dealership Car In Modesto
• Lack Of Spring Rain Leads State To Worry About Possible Megadrought
• Allegheny County Seeing Spring Surge In Coronavirus Cases
• Man Charged With Murder In Deadly Shooting Of Gabriela Aldana Outside Hookah Bar Denied Bond
• Mayor Breed: Federal Aid Will Help City Recover, Avoid Layoffs
• Florida House, Senate Budgets Differ On Stimulus Money
• Data Show Carjackings Are Down In Chicago, But Still High Compared With A Year Ago
• State Says No Link Between National Fireworks Site And Hanover Cancer Cluster
• Philadelphia Landlord Accused Of Locking Tenants Out Against Judge's Orders In Middle Of Pandemic
• Here's What Fine Wine Tastes Like A Year After Scientists Blasted It Into Space
• Robbery Suspect Struggles With Deputies During Arrest In Santa Clarita, Use-Of-Force Investigation Underway
• Renowned Pianist Nachito Herrera To Play 1st Concert Since Recovering From COVID
• Olivia Munn, Daniel Dae Kim on challenges Asian Americans are facing
• Robert Kraft Hopeful Gillette Stadium Can Host Fans At Full Capacity Come September
• Body Of Person Reported Missing From SoCal Found Off Nevada County Trail
• CDC Releases App To Track COVID Vaccine Side Effects
• Colorado Senate Passes Bills Supporting Immigrant Community
• Pandemic spurs decline in women in business leadership roles
• 'It Brings Me A Lot Of Joy' | Local High Schooler Holds Drive To Collect Prom Dresses For Students In Need
• Pandemic Leads Holy Week Changes But Archdiocese Of Philadelphia Stresses 'Churches Are Open'
• Derek Chauvin Trial, March 31 Live Updates: Body Camera Footage From All 4 Officers Shown
• UM Study Looks At Pfizer, Moderna Vaccine Effectiveness
• Marlins Open Season Thursday At Newly Named LoanDepot Park
• I Took Tylenol; Is My Vaccine Still Effective? Dr. Mallika Marshall Answers Your Coronavirus Questions
• Systemic Failure Complicated By Pandemic Led To Fall River Teen's Death, Report Finds
• Intensive Tutoring Needed To Close The Education Gap Caused By COVID-19 Pandemic, Abell Foundation Study Says
• 'Slow Down To Save Lives': Traffic Deaths Increase In Minneapolis In 2020 Even As Crashes Go Down
• President Joe Biden Unveils $2 Trillion Infrastructure Plan In Pittsburgh
• Spectacular Exhibition Merges Museum And Sauna For 'Very Different' Digital Art Experience
• Old St. Paul Episcopal Church Is Auctioning Off Its Treasures For Scholarship For One Baltimore Student
• Street Sweeping & Vehicle Registration Enforcement Starts Again In Denver On April 1
• Patriots Owner Robert Kraft Doesn't Regret Letting Tom Brady Go: 'It Is What It Is'
• Rochester Boy Recovering After Florida Keys Diving Incident
• Dallas County Celebrates 250K COVID-19 Vaccinations At Fair Park
• 'CSI: Vegas' Ordered By CBS, Long-Awaited Sequel To 'CSI'
• Rep. Matt Gaetz Being Investigated For Sexual Misconduct
• Catholic Diocese Of Pittsburgh Encourage Parishioners To Check COVID-19 Procedures Before Easter Services
• Star Wars announces trans non-binary Jedi on Trans Day of Visibility
• VIDEO: Dead Whale Towed Away After Washing Ashore At Crissy Field In San Francisco
• Florida Appeals Court Upholds Miami-Dade Expressway Law
• 'It's Very Exciting': Pfizer COVID Vaccine Effective In Adolescents
• Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney Hoping For Full Capacity At Citizens Bank Park 'Before The End Of The Summer'
• Nilech Nick Chand Accused Of Stealing Car From Modesto Dealership, Leading Police On Chase
• Man Dies In Family Disturbance In Santa Cruz County; Suspect At Large
• 'It's A Big Deal,' More Than 100,000 Doses Of Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Coming To Mass. Next Week
• Boston Man Will Not Face Charges After Hawaii Vacation Fight Turns Deadly
• Pres. Biden Unveils Ambitious $2 Trillion Infrastructure Plan
• Niko Medved Excited For Future Of CSU Rams Men's Basketball Team
• 'United States Of Al' Comes To CBS And Paramount+ This Thursday
• New Google Search Tools Designed To Help Students Meet Challenges Of Remote Learning
• Robert Kraft Weighs In On Patriots' Quarterback Situation: 'We Have To Get That Position Solidified'
• COVID In Florida: 5,294 New Cases, 89 Additional Deaths Reported
• Former Illinois State Sen. Annazette Collins Indicted On Federal Tax Charges
• Robert Kraft Hopes Patriots' Big Spending Leads To Big Turnaround -- But Admits Team's Drafting Must Improve
• Expectant Moms Get COVID-19 Vaccination At Special Clinic Held At UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital
• Gov. Ron DeSantis Proposes $1,000 Bonuses For Florida Teachers, Principals
• Whataburger Looks To Open First Colorado Location In Colorado Springs
• Elitch Gardens Holding Job Fair Friday And Saturday
• Massachusetts Reports 2,252 New COVID Cases, 36 Additional Deaths
• Fridley Mom 'Traumatized' After Daughter, 10, Found With Family Car After Missing For 27 Hours
• Food Scientist Who Owns Bakery Determined To Help Other Women Succeed
• Carrollton Police Take New Measures to Protect Lonesome Dove And Its Eggs
• Philadelphia Officials Discuss Plans To Keep Kids Safe From Gun Violence After Another Shooting Near Recreation Center
• Kids' advocates decry ongoing deaths, recalls of unstable furniture
• All Pennsylvanians Will Be Eligible For COVID-19 Vaccine By April 19
• Passerby Rushes Into Burning San Andreas Home With Deputy, Helps Rescue Woman
• Pfizer Says COVID Vaccine 100% Effective For Kids As Young As 12
• Pair Wanted For Burglarizing Storage Buildings In Dallas
• Gov. Ron DeSantis To Receive COVID Vaccine This Week
• Denver Weather: March Just Misses The Snow Record With The Second Snowiest Month Ahead
• Cherry Creek Arts Festival Rescheduled For Labor Day Weekend
• San Francisco Police Officer Among Injured in Multi-Vehicle Market Street Collision
• Biden's infrastructure plan met with skepticism from some lawmakers
• New Watchdog Report Says CPD Has Made 'Minimal Progress' Replacing 'Deeply Flawed' Gang Database
• Royal Gorge Bridge Selling Annual General Admission Tickets For Half Price To Colorado Residents
• COVID Vaccine: Hundreds of Farm Workers Mark César Chávez Day With Second Dose
• Transgender Athlete Restrictions Move Forward In Florida Legislature
• Spurned 19-Year-Old Arrested After Stalking, Firing Gun Outside Victim's Home
• Change Provides Medicaid To Former Foster Children In Florida
• Mainline Pharmacy Group Set To Begin Vaccinating Frontline Workers
• Poland Spring Water Brand Has A New Owner
• Collin County Starts Allowing Some First-Time Offenders To Wipe Records Clean
• 'Another Massive Success': New Hampshire Rolls Out COVID Vaccine For Residents 30 And Older
• Pittsburgh Pirates Announce COVID-19 Protocols For Fans At PNC Park
• Study: Ionization Air Purifiers May Create Harmful Pollutants
• Grammys Set To Return To Staples Center For 2022
• Former SMU Head Football Coach Chad Morris To Lead Allen Eagles
• Twitter bans fake Amazon worker accounts posting anti-union messages
• COVID Vaccine: Concord Drive-Through Site Busy As Contra Costa Ramps Up Vax Efforts
• Berkeley Steam Trains To Start Running Again At Tilden Regional Park
• Kentucky House passes bill limiting no-knock warrants
• As Hopes For 'Miracle March' Evaporate, California Appears Set For Another Drought
• West Virginia Mom, Boyfriend Charged In Death Of 4-Year-Old Boy
• Huggies Diapers, Pull-Ups And Scott Toilet Paper May Soon Get More Expensive
• 3 Baltimore Central Booking Corrections Officers Indicted, One For Allegedly Choking Inmate Until She Passed Out
• Baltimore Police: Two People Identified, No Longer In Danger
• Suburban Cook County Expands COVID Vaccine Eligibility To All Essential Workers; Will Open 8,000 More Appointments Wednesday
• Dallas Police Arrest 41 During 'Erratic Driving Crackdown' Last Weekend
• Berkeley Home Sells for $1 Million Over Asking After Getting 29 Offers
• Suspected Drug Dealer Arrested In Lincoln; Officers Find Heroin, Meth
• Tinicum Township Police Searching To Identify Body Of Man With Distinctive Tattoos Found On Bank Of Delaware River
• Anne Arundel County Police Launch Community Engagement Website Ahead Of Body-Worn Camera Program
• Board OK's Spending Nearly $1.5M To Renovate Governor's Offices In Harrisburg
• Jill Biden strives to keep roles as first lady and educator separate
• Biden to convene first Cabinet meeting on Thursday
• Calif. To Hire 1,400 Firefighters To Combat Growing Number Of Wildfires
• William Mays, 1 Of 3 Lakewood Fleeing Robbery Suspects Who Killed Man In Crash, Enters Guilty Plea
• 1 Child, 1 Adult Dead, 2 Seriously Injured After Crash On East Berry, Campbell Street In Fort Worth
• Brisbane City Council to Discuss Short-Term Rental Compliance
• 'This Could've Been Avoided': New Footage Shows Exchange Between George Floyd, Cup Foods Cashier
• Coca-Cola, Delta, JPMorgan Chase condemn Georgia's new voting law
• Co-Retail Space Coming To Downtown Pittsburgh
• Gov. Whitmer Increases Michigan's Daily Vaccination Goal To 100,000 Shots Per Day
• Here's How Maryland Will Use Federal COVID Relief Funding To Help Struggling Residents, Businesses
• Texas Man Chance Wallace Faces 15 Years In Prison For Child Pornography
• Minnesota Native Paige Bueckers Named AP Women's Player Of The Year ... As A Freshman
• BWI To Reopen Long Term A Parking Lot On April 1
• NH May Reverse Course And Allow Out-Of-State College Students To Get COVID Vaccine
• Thornton Man Who Planned To Sell Athletic Shoes Robbed At Knifepoint, Forced To Drive To His Home By Suspects
• Update: Suspect Who Threatened To Shoot Asian Customers At Tenderloin Business Arrested
• Osseo Gun Club Apologizes After Email Promotes 30-Round Magazines For 'Trip To The Hood'
• UCLA Fans Can Relive The Run To The Final Four With Encore Airings On CBS Sports Network
• 4 People Charged In Gun Ring That Led To Shooting Death Of New Jersey Toddler
• 2021 Naismith Coach And Player Of The Year Awards To Be Announced Live On CBS Sports Network This Weekend As Part Of 20 Hours Of Final Four Coverage
• Video: Criminal Karma? Fort Worth Police Searching For Robber Who Trips, Falls Into Puddle
• Long Island Entrepreneurs Behind 'John's Crazy Socks' Unveil 'Unity Socks'
• Dog And Cat Food Brands Sold Nationwide Recalled Over Salmonella Concerns
• NCAA and college athletes face off in high-stakes Supreme Court matchup
• Do You Procrastinate? Most Americans Say They Don't
• Wisconsin Supreme Court Strikes Down Gov. Tony Evers' Mask Mandate
• House Democrats ask Biden to take executive action on certain firearms
• Silicon Valley Is Starting To Bring Workers Back To The Office
• COVID-19 In Illinois: 2,592 New Coronavirus Cases, 28 More Deaths, Hospitalizations Continue To Climb
• Fifty-year-old survival story brings hope during a dark year
• VIDEO: Crews Battle Fire At KFC/Taco Bell In Brockton
• Report: Clippers To Sign DeMarcus Cousins
• Surly Beer Hall Set To Reopen June 1
• Pfizer: Study Shows COVID Vaccine 100% Effective For Children 12-15
• COVID In Maryland: More Than 1.3K New Cases Reported Wednesday; Hospitalizations Flat
• 3 Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD Teachers On Leave After 'Derogatory' Language About Asians Used On Test
• Chrissy Teigen graces the cover of People's "Beautiful Issue"
• Chris Hogan, Former Patriots Receiver, Claimed By Cannons Of Premier Lacrosse League
• 'Concrete Cowboy' Shows Philadelphia's Black Cowboy Culture
• Woman Arrested For Stabbing And Killing Husband In Aliquippa
• Ex-GOP Rep. Hurd calls for employees on border to be vaccinated
• Baltimore Police Deputy Commissioner Daniel Murphy Leaving, Commissioner Announces Changes In Top Leadership
• Woodridge Man Charged With Stealing Hospital Cafeteria Receipts Over 2 Years
• New FEMA-Run Mass COVID Vaccination Site Opens In Newark
• Grizzly Creek Fire Closure Being Lifted In White River National Forest, Reservations For Hanging Lake Trail Open April 1
• Mimosa, Margarita Tops List Of Most Popular Quarantine Cocktails; California Searches For Paloma
• Largest Chicago Firehouse Opens In West Pullman; 'A Beacon Of Light For This Community'
• Suspect Arrested In San Jose Armed Standoff Identified As Wanted Felon
• Jeffrey Yao, Accused In Deadly Stabbing At Winchester Library, Found Not Guilty By Reason Of Insanity
• Easter Bunny Making Special Holiday Treats In Waukegan
• Suspect In October 2020 Sex Assault, Car Theft In Yuba City Arrested
• Philadelphia Police: Homeless Man Allegedly Responsible For Fire At Society Hill Hotel In Old City
• Washington DC's National Cherry Blossom Festival Goes Virtual This Spring
• 'College Students Don't Have Superhuman Immunity': Dr. Dave Hnida Points Out Benefits Of Universities Requiring COVID Vaccination
• Man who killed his mother arrested in attack on Asian woman in NYC
• Delta to start selling middle seats again for first time in a year
• COVID In MN: 12 More Deaths, 1,600+ Additional Cases Reported With State's Positivity Rate In 'Caution' Status
• Large Fire Tears Through Westlake District Home, Threatens Apartment Building
• Keller @ Large: Poll Shows Baker's Popular In Massachusetts, Except With Republicans
• Anne Arundel County Public Libraries Reopening April 12 For Walk-In Services
• Officer Fatally Shoots Man During Confrontation In Portage Park
• 'Trust The Science' On Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine Data On Children, Says Dr. Mallika Marshall
• Detroit Public Schools To Return To Remote Learning After Spring Break
• 'Great News,' Pfizer Says Its COVID-19 Vaccine 100% Effective In Kids Ages 12 To 15
• COVID-19 In Pennsylvania: State Health Department Reports 4,557 New Coronavirus Cases, 44 More Deaths
• Poll: Most Voters Oppose Recalling California Gov. Gavin Newsom, Breaking Heavily Along Party Lines
• WATCH LIVE: New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy, State Officials To Provide COVID-19 Update
• New York state legalizes recreational marijuana
• Coloradans Likely To Face Long Wait Times For COVID Vaccine
• Man Arrested After Allegedly Taking Stolen Backhoe On Joyride In Monterey
• Santa Rosa City Manager Resigns, Praised For His Tenure
• Maryland's Brenda Frese Named The Associated Press Women's Basketball Coach Of The Year For Second Time
• Some taxpayers are still waiting on the IRS to finish 2019
• Eager To Build Infrastructure, Biden Plans To Tax Nation's Corporations
• High Pressure To Bring Above-Normal Temperatures To Bay Area
• Bars To Reopen Outdoors As OC Moves Into Orange Tier; LA County To Follow Suit Next Week
• Former Patriots WR Kenbrell Thompkins Charged With Fraud, Identity Theft
• Military Mementos Stolen From Elverta Home; Suspect Arrested
• Man Fatally Shot Outside Food Market In Brownsville
• COVID-19 In Pittsburgh: Allegheny Co. Health Dept. Reports 418 More Coronavirus Cases, 10 Additional Deaths
• Former envoy to global coalition against ISIS on Syrian conflict
• Pfizer Says Its COVID Vaccine Is 100% Effective For Children Ages 12 To 15
• Maryland Lawmakers OK Bill To Compensate Wrongly Imprisoned
• Today On Drew! Kenan Thompson, Julian Dennison, Wildflower Electrician, Tiki Barber
• Couches Set Ablaze As Crowds Pour Into Westwood Streets After UCLA Advances To Final Four
• COVID-19 was third leading cause of death in 2020, CDC says
• Passenger Caught With Dozens Of Finches Hidden In Hair Rollers At JFK Airport, Customs Says
• Black business leaders urge corporations to fight voter suppression
• Tom Brady Jokes That He Got Tattoo Of Bruce Arians To Match Head Coach
• 2-Alarm Fire Breaks Out At Assisted Living Facility In Northwest Baltimore
• 17-Year-Old Charged In Dorchester Shooting That Damaged Postal Truck
• Delaware Valley Weather: Marginal Risk For Strong Thunderstorms In Areas South Of Philadelphia Wednesday Night
• '64th Annual GRAMMY Awards' Coming To CBS On January 31st, 2022
• On Site Vaccinations Available To Detroit Companies With 100 Or More Employees
• COVID: Air Travel On Rise At Bay Area Airports; Delta To Begin Booking Middle Seats
• Gregg County Man Christopher Marcell Mumphrey Guilty Of Federal Drug Trafficking Violations
• Jackie Bradley Jr. Sends Thanks To Red Sox Nation: 'It Was An Honor'
• Pfizer COVID Vaccine Found Safe In 12-To 15-Year-Olds, Company Says
• Massachusetts RMV: No Vehicle Inspections On Last Day Of March Due To System Issue
• California Home Sells for $1 Million Over Asking After Getting 29 Offers
• Grayslake Police Officer Shoots Man Who Had Been Threatening Suicide, Pointed Gun At Police
• Could Harry and Meghan's interview pull apart the U.K. Commonwealth?
• 'Real Housewives Of Salt Lake City''s Jennifer Shah Charged In Telemarketing Fraud Scheme
• Man Barricaded Inside Vehicle In Custody After Perry South SWAT Situation
• 3.4 Earthquake Shakes Area South Of Gilroy
• Caught On Video: MTA Bus Driver Spit On, Punched In The Bronx
• NYPD Officer Groped While Patrolling Manhattan Subway Station, Police Say
• Blocked from a PPP loan, one woman sold her wedding ring to stay afloat
• Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Found Safe And 100% Effective In 12- To 15-Year-Olds, Company Says
• 1 Injured After Shots Fired At Party Bus In St. Paul
• Lift Bridge Brewery Announces Expansion Into Wisconsin
• Two Teens, 13 And 14, Charged In West Garfield Park Carjacking
• Amber Alert Canceled For Missing 10-Year-Old Jeremiah Jordan From Lawrence, Indiana
• Woman Groped Walking Near Clove Lakes Park On Staten Island, Police Say
• Caring During COVID: Experts Say Breathing, Walking Outside Can Reduce Stress
• Pfizer And BioNTech Says Its Covid-19 Vaccine Is 100% Effective And Well Tolerated In Children Ages 12 To 15
• Is Tonight The Night Romeo Langford Returns To Celtics?
• William Shatner: On How He Believes Oz Saved Him During A Health Emergency When He Was About To Perform
• University Of Detroit Mercy's Graduate Nursing Programs Nationally Ranked
• Peeps Rated At Worst Easter Candy, According To Survey
• 2 Kids Survive Freeway Shooting That Claimed Their Father's Life
• Tara Savannah Payne Will Be Remembered At Annapolis Vigil Wednesday
• Sabra Recalls Some Classic Hummus Products For Possible Salmonella Contamination
• Plymouth Man Gets More Than 12 Years For Distributing Child Porn
• Nuggets Build Tremendous Lead, Then Hold On To Defeat Sixers In First Home Game Before Fans In Over A Year
• Alarming Spike In Fentanyl-Related Overdose Deaths Leads Fort Worth Police To Issue Public Warning
• John Kerry tells leaders more is needed to fight climate change crisis
• Boulder Holding Virtual Meeting To Help Older Adults In Coping With Tragedy
• Allegheny County Health Department Hosting Mobile COVID-19 Testing Site At Imani Christian Academy
• Britney Spears speaks out about documentary
• Report: Patriots' Interest In Jimmy Garoppolo Has Been 'Consistent'
• Video Captures Driver Speeding Down Street in Reverse, Then Crashing Into Business
• Supreme Court to hear opening arguments in landmark NCAA case
• Brunswick Mourns Police Chief Milton Frech Jr. Who Passed Away Of Natural Causes
• PTL Links: March 31, 2021
• San Jose Lawmakers Approve Plan To Punish Sideshow Promoters
• Several Vehicles Involved In Early Morning Crash On SB Highway 99
• Broward Schools Sets Schedule For In-Person Graduations For Class Of 2021
• Cooking With Rania: Seared Scallops With Tropical Fruit Salsa
• 2 Capitol Police officers sue Trump over January 6 assault
• Orangevale Woman Fears For Community's Safety After Cat Shot In The Leg
• Local Organizations Vaccinate 200 Farmworkers, Promise More Vaccine Equity To Come
• Devin McCourty Ready To Welcome Tom Brady Back To Gillette: 'It's Going To Be Awesome'
• Barty, Medvedev Rise To Challenge On Tough Day At Miami Open
• Pfizer says its COVID vaccine 100% effective in 12- to 15-year-olds
• Missing 17-Year-Old In Frederick Located, Home Safe
• With Spring Religious Holidays In Progress Or Coming Up, Faith Leaders Still Taking Precautions Amid Pandemic
• First Lady Dr. Jill Biden Part Of 'Female Force' Comic Series
• Police Arrest Texas Teen Police Say Stabbed His Mother To Death
• 'Best Hype Man Ever': Delaware State Police Trooper Gifts Boy With New Steph Curry Sneakers After Basketball Video Goes Viral
• South Beach Wine & Food Festival Founder Lee Schrager Says Event's Return Has Simple 20th Anniversary Message: 'Eat, Drink & Educate'
• Kids face "unspeakable horror" in ISIS siege in Mozambique, U.N. says
• Future Leaders Winner Taps Into The Artistic Side Of Technology
• Money In Parents' Pockets: American Rescue Plan Includes Child Tax Credit Expansion
• Camden County's 'Look Who's Dancing' Dance Party Goes Virtual
• Indiana Residents 16 And Older Can Sign Up For COVID-19 Vaccinations Wednesday
• Mars rover beams back dramatic selfie at majestic "Mont Mercou"
• Hundreds mourn slain Boulder Officer Eric Talley at funeral
• Sprechen sie joke? Volkswagen falsely announces name change
• "Real Housewives of Salt Lake City" star charged in fraud scheme
• Another SpaceX Starship explodes in test flight
• G. Gordon Liddy, Watergate mastermind, has died at age 90
• Pfizer/BioNTech Says Its COVID-19 Vaccine Is 100% Effective And Well Tolerated In Adolescents
• Matt Gaetz denies relationship with a 17-year-old
• Biden's dog Major involved in second nipping incident
• COVID cases rise nationwide as doctors fear a fourth wave
• Inside a Border Patrol facility holding 16 times its capacity
• Police: Man, 24, Shot To Death While Driving On Bruckner Expressway
• U.S. closely watching "escalation" near Ukraine-Russia border
• Pfizer Announces Its COVID-19 Vaccine Protects Kids As Young As 12 Years Old
• Police Ask For Help Identifying Suspect In Fatal Shooting Of 22-Year-Old Fernando Enriquez
• Firefighter testifies she was "desperate" to help George Floyd
• WATCH: Sixers' Danny Green Surprises 94-Year-Old Fan With Signed Jersey
• Off-Duty Chicago Police Officer Shoots Man Who Broke Into Officer's Albany Park Home
• Pittsburgh Weather: Rain Starts The Day, Snow Chances Close It Out
• Gonzaga's Bid For A Perfect Season Moves On To Final Four
• Most Massachusetts Residents Approve Of Gov. Charlie Baker's Handling Of Pandemic, Poll Shows
• Source: Aliex Santiesteban, Accused Of Shooting, Sexual Assault Of Boy, 12, Accidentally Shot Himself During Attack
• Chicago Weather: Temperature Drop In Effect
• New York Weather: CBS2's 3/31 Wednesday Morning Forecast
• Italy says Russian diplomat, Italian navy captain busted as spies
• Hand Sanitizer Study Finds Elevated Levels Of Cancer Causing Chemical In 21 Out Of 260 Hand Sanitizers
• Philadelphia Police: 2 Teens Shot Near Happy Hollow Recreation Center In Germantown
• How GOP-dominant Kentucky passed bipartisan election reforms
• President Joe Biden To Unveil 'American Jobs Plan' Infrastructure Plan In Pittsburgh
• Preliminary Hearing To Be Held For Villanova University Football Player Elijah Solomon Accused Of Sex Assault
• Anthony Merriett Jr. Fatally Shot While Working On Anti-Gun Violence Video In Philadelphia's Strawberry Mansion Neighborhood
• Doylestown Small Business Drawing National Backlash For Offering Discount If Shoppers Show COVID-19 Vaccination Card
• EXCLUSIVE: Philadelphia Police Finalizing Plans For Possibility Of Unrest Amid Derek Chauvin Trial
• What Are COVID Vaccine Passports, And Are They Coming To Delaware Valley?
• Wednesday's Child: 13-Year-Old Henry
• Wednesday's Show Info (3/31/21)
• Live! Casino In Greensburg Among Companies Looking Fill Several Job Openings
• Pittsburgher Part Of Largest Mobilization Of Naval Sea Systems Command History
• North And South Park Golf Courses Set To Reopen This Week
• Rivers Of Steel To Host 'Carrie Carpool Cinema' At Carrie Blast Furnaces
• Tuesday's Show Info (3/31/21)
• Two Local Artists Create Chalk Art Display Ahead Of President Biden's Visit To Pittsburgh
• Prosecutor Says State Police Troopers Were Justified When They Shot A 19-Year-Old Holding A Pellet Gun
• 'That Lady Is Drunk!' Ohio Supreme Court Weighing Legal Authority Of Shouted Tip To State Trooper
• Wisconsin Supreme Court Strikes Down Gov. Evers Mask Mandate

Videos from March 31, 2021

• 3/31: Red and Blue
• U.S. Border Patrol expecting over 1 million migrants to arrive at southern border in 2021
• Biden unveils "largest American jobs investment since World War II"
• Arkansas lawmakers pass ban on gender-affirming treatment for trans youth
• Biden administration unveils extensive offshore wind plan
• Biden unveils ambitious $2 trillion infrastructure plan
• U.S. braces for possible surge in COVID cases as more states plan to lift mask mandates
• Prosecutors show bodycam footage from police encounter with George Floyd
• Military families turning to food banks receive tremendous support
• Female scientists at forefront of COVID vaccine effort
• GOP congressman denies relationship with teen amid DOJ probe
• Video shows smugglers dropping young kids over border barrier
• Biden details $2 trillion plan to rebuild U.S. infrastructure
• COVID cases soar among youth as U.S. braces for fourth wave
• Witnesses and new video detail George Floyd's final hours
• Democrats facing redrawing of congressional maps consider running for other offices
• Olivia Munn, Daniel Dae Kim on anti-Asian bias
• Asian American thought leaders on spa shootings
• Crimes against Asian Americans surge
• Asian Americans Battling Bias: Continuing Crisis
• Biden unveils ambitious $2 trillion infrastructure plan
• Witness breaks down in tears watching George Floyd police video
• Supreme Court hears arguments in antitrust case against the NCAA
• Fifty-year-old survival story brings hope during a dark year
• Transgender Day of Visibility raises awareness
• Store clerk testifies in 3rd day of Derek Chauvin's trial
• At Derek Chauvin trial, witnesses recall feeling helpless, frustrated as George Floyd died
• Pfizer study finds COVID-19 vaccine is 100% effective, safe for kids 12 to 15
• Former Texas Congressman Will Hurd on border crisis and root causes of illegal immigration
• Drew Barrymore on talk show's renewal, new "Drew" magazine and future of acting
• Legal analyst on the emotional testimony in Day 2 of Derek Chauvin trial
• 72 Black executives push for corporations to take stand over newly-passed voting restrictions
• Meghan and Harry's interview adds fuel to debate for nations to cut ties with monarchy
• Following attacks on AAPI community, CBSN airs special "Asian Americans Battling Bias: Continuing Crisis" tonight
• U.S. braces for potential fourth COVID-19 wave as variants spread, especially among youth
• Royals Report: As Harry and Meghan move on, royal family considers appointing "diversity chief"
• Slain Boulder police officer honored in emotional funeral
• Rep. Matt Gaetz, facing sex trafficking inquiry, denies relationship with 17-year-old
• Holding facility housing thousands of unaccompanied minors in Donna, Texas opened to press
• Biden to share $2 trillion infrastructure plan that would fix roads, ensure clean water access
• Off-duty EMT testified she was not allowed to help George Floyd as Chauvin trial continues
• Witnesses offer emotional testimony in 2nd day of Derek Chauvin trial
• 3/31: CBSN AM
• CBS News cameras allowed into Texas migrant border facility
• President Biden to unveil $2 trillion infrastructure plan
• WorldView: Brazil's top military chiefs resign and more headlines
• New details on overcrowded migrant facility along U.S-Mexico border