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Articles from February 28, 2022

• UPDATE: Father Shoots, Kills Himself, 3 Daughters, Chaperone Inside Sacramento Church
• Mountain Lion Sighting In Vallejo Has Neighbors Worried
• Yountville Man Describes Harrowing, 50-Hour Escape From Ukraine
• 1 Hurt After Gunfire Erupts During Fight Between Juveniles
• Father Shoots Self After Killing His 3 Children, 1 Other Inside Arden Arcade Area Church
• In Wake Of Father's Fatal Shooting Of Kids, Criminal Defense Attorney Says Domestic Violence Conflict Is Common
• DeBrusk's Hat Trick Sends Streaking Bruins Past Kings 7-0
• Parents Call For Change To Improve Traffic Safety Around Sacramento Elementary School
• MLB Labor Talks Go Past Midnight Amid Opening Day Deadline
• SF Supervisor Haney Sues Over Opponent's Ballot Description 'Civil Rights Attorney'
• Friends, Family Gather To Mourn Borderline Shooting Hero Matt Wennerstrom
• One Killed In Fatal DTLA Hit-And-Run
• Fox's 29 Points, 10 Assists Lead Kings Past Thunder, 131-110
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Cooler On Tuesday
• Partnership With Civic Orchestra Of Chicago Has Orchestral Music Alive And Resonating At Kenwood Academy
• Bulls Are Now 0-3 Against Miami Heat With Monday Night Loss
• Preston Settles, Newton Teen Who Collapsed In Basketball Game, Dies At Age 15
• Everything Goes Iowa's Way As Northwestern Falls
• Massachusetts Lawmakers Mull Ban On Russian Products, Some Stores Pull Vodka Off Shelves
• Colorado Has 'Shields Up' Under Threat Of Cyberattacks
• Jaivon Harris Arrested, Charged In Murder Of Weymouth High School Senior Nathan Paul
• Steinberg, Newsom Comment On Deadly Church Shooting In Sacramento
• 'We're Still Praying,' 22-Year-Old Medford Woman Seriously Hurt In Hit-And-Run Crash
• One Person Killed In Multi-Car Crash On Charlestown Bridge
• I-Team: Lawmaker Calls For Investigation After Nurse Attacked In Tewksbury Hospital
• Boston Mayor Michelle Wu Proposes Limits On Protests At Private Homes
• Wellesley Woman Celebrates 111th Birthday
• Disney 'Pausing' Film Distribution In Russia Over Ukraine Crisis
• 71-Year-Old Man Accused Of Inappropriately Grabbing Young Girl Inside West Mifflin Walmart
• Vincent Scores 20, Heat Remain Hot By Topping Bulls 112-99
• Towns Hits Late 3-Pointer As Wolves Hold Off Cavs 127-122
• Report: Fewer Bear Activity Reports In 2021 In Colorado
• Man leaves N.J. for Poland, hoping to save family members in Ukraine
• Touched By Emmett Till's Story, Suburban Artist Puts His Emotions On Canvas; 'The Tears Had To Show His Innocence'
• Pompano Beach Resident Highlighting Black Culture With First-Of-Its-Kind Metaverse Virtual Museum
• Colorado Weather: Warm March Start With Wintry Mix By Weekend
• Miami-Dade Lab First To Sequence COVID-19 Omicron Variant
• Young Dancers In Allegheny County Honor Ukrainian Heritage
• Mercer County Man Who Pleaded Guilty To Role In Jan. 6 Capitol Riots Dies
• United Ukrainian American Relief Committee Ready To Ship Hundreds Of Boxes Of Aid To Warzone
• Newton Woman Collects Medical Supplies For Ukraine
• What's Driving Such Different Gas Prices?
• Harford County Schools Lift Mask Mandate, Effective March 1
• In Chicago's Uptown Community, 'Masks Required' Signs Have Come Down And Many Are Optimistic, But Some Will Stick With Masks At Least Some Of Time
• 'It's Like Horror': Mother Makes Harrowing Journey From Ukraine To Miami With 9-Month-Old Baby
• Community Members Demand Change Amid Accusations Of Racism In New Prague Area Schools
• You Never Anticipate A Home Disaster, But Are You Prepared For One If It Happens?
• Keith Smith Receives Life Sentence For Wife's 2018 Murder
• U.S. House Passes Emmett Till Antilynching Act
• Attorneys Upset With Tarrant County DA Sharen Wilson For Naming Judges She Felt Set Bonds Too Low
• 42-Year-Old Man Targeted, Shot Inside Hustler Club, Baltimore Police Say
• Michigan Opera Theatre Changing Its Name To Detroit Opera
• Chicago Aldermen Issue Resolution Calling To Have Moscow's Sister City Status Revoked Over War In Ukraine
• Aspiring Actor Kather Sei, Hollywood Woman Indicted In Drug-Delivery Operation That Led To Fatal Overdose
• MDOT To Repair 19 Bridges Across Michigan This Year
• Maryland Woman Shoots, Kills Man She Had Protective Order Against
• Records Show MPD Was Granted 15 'Unannounced Entries' Following Mayor's Ban
• Early Release For Two Former Detectives Convicted In Baltimore GTTF Police Corruption Scandal
• Devils score in bunches, rout Canucks
• Stepping Inside The Virtual World Known As 'The Metaverse'
• Pepper Spray-Wielding Robbers Target Victims From Edgewater To River North
• Ukrainian Cemetery In Dundalk Vandalized, Dozens Of Headstones Damaged
• Grapevine-Colleyville ISD Parents Weigh In On Teacher Resignation Over Offensive Comment About Conservative Christians
• Dallas Street Repair Work $15M Over Budget With No Record Of Why
• Congress Holds Moment Of Silence For Rep. Jim Hagedorn
• Father Shoots Self After Killing His 3 Children, 1 Other Inside Sacramento County Church
• Homeless Advocates Stage Overnight Tent Protest Outside Milpitas City Hall
• $20,000 Reward Offered For Info In Fatal Hit-And-Run Of Desiree Jainlett In North Philadelphia
• Jennifer Gutierrez Arrested After Waving Ax, Colorado Springs Police Say
• Short-handed Nets soundly beaten by Raptors
• Russians In San Francisco Confronted With Reality of Attack on Ukraine
• California State Worker Union Moves To Suspend Controversial President
• Pediatric Psychologist Shares Tips On How To Talk To Your Child About The War In Ukraine
• Grocery Store Returns To Oak Park Neighborhood
• Marshall Fire Victims Urged To Report Lost Or Stolen Firearms
• Authorities Searching For Arson Suspect In Venice
• House advances legislation to award WWII battalion the Congressional Gold Medal
• Bay Area Tech Giants Under International Pressure To Shut Down Russian Disinformation, Social Media
• Queens grandmother Gui-Ying Ma dies following rock attack
• U.S. Supreme Court Asked To Intervene In Pennsylvania Congressional Maps Case
• Fire Consumes Building In South LA
• San Quentin Inmate On Death Row Dies During Hospital Stay
• Valleyfair To Transform 'ValleySCARE' Into Fear-Free 'Tricks And Treats'
• UPDATE: California, Oregon, Washington End School Mask Mandates
• San Francisco Unified: 'No Changes' To Indoor Mask Rules Despite State Ending Mandate For Schools
• Home Values Skyrocket In Desert Communities, San Joaquin Valley
• 20-Year-Old Palo Alto Shoplifting Suspect Arrested, Found With Nearly $20,000 In Stolen Merchandise
• Lamar Jackson To Star In LeBron James' Show 'The Shop'
• Man In North Hollywood Dies After Getting Trapped Under A Trailer
• One in Seven Women Receiving Mammogram 'Overdiagnosed' With Breast Cancer
• Met Opera cuts ties with artists allied with Vladimir Putin
• Will California's Ending Of School Mask Mandate Prevent Teacher Sickouts?
• Some North Texas Water Towers Illuminated Blue And Yellow In Support Of Ukraine
• Woman who falsely accused Black teen of stealing cellphone in SoHo hotel may not serve jail time
• Former Illinois State Inspector Jose Guillen Had Sexual Harassment Training, But Was Still Caught On Camera Groping Doggy Daycare Owner
• More Similac Baby Formula Recalled As CDC Investigation Expands
• Richard Blum, UC Regent and Husband Of Sen. Feinstein, Dead At 86
• New Proposed Redistrict Map Could Split Coconut Grove Into 3
• Marshall Fire Victims Say They Will Lose What Little They Have Left If Superior Adopts New Green Building Code
• Car Fire Spreads To Repair Shop On North Federal Boulevard
• Man Wounded In South San Jose Shooting; Suspect Under Arrest
• Psychologist: Start the conversation with children about mask wearing after mandate ends
• Brooklyn Nets' Ben Simmons Not Practicing, Making Game Against Sixers In Philadelphia Unlikely
• Bicyclist Hit, Critically Injured By Car On DuSable Lake Shore Drive Downtown
• Arlington Police Arrest Nathan Woodard After He Allegedly Killed His Mother
• California, LA County School Mask Mandate To Be Lifted In 2 Weeks
• 4 People Injured, Among Them Children, In Crash In Calumet Heights
• Hello Sunshine, Goodbye Potholes: Aurora Crews Jumping On Bumpy Roads
• North Texan From Ukraine Joined Ukrainian Army To 'Stay And Save His People'
• 'Wicked' Welcomes A Pioneering Good Witch, Marylander Brittney Johnson
• Around The Table: Investments And The Economy
• Pitt Professor Helps Raise More Than $800K For Ukraine Through Kyiv School Of Economics
• On International Space Station, War In Ukraine Has Put 'Crescendo' On Already-Rising Tensions Between U.S. And Russia, University Of Chicago Expert Says
• Woman Charged With Murder In Death Of 4-Year-Old In Sacramento Makes Court Appearance
• Florida Mentioned Numerous Times In Worrisome UN Report That We're Running Out Of Ways To Adapt To Climate Change
• CHP Arrests Suspect In Freeway Shootings In Livermore, Tracy Area
• Homeowners Fight Riverside County Fire With Garden Hoses
• Virginia mothers have mixed reaction to rollback of mask mandates in schools
• Fun-Loving Hunter Lyden Isn't Joking About Earning Stillwater A Team Wrestling Title
• Black-Owned Amazon Service Partner Creating Jobs With A 'Livable Wage'
• Nonprofit Group Home Makes Sacrifices To Address Staff Shortages: 'I've Never Seen Staffing Difficulties Like This'
• Benedict Cumberbatch Receives Star On Hollywood Walk Of Fame
• States ban Russian liquor, divest pension funds over Ukraine invasion
• Allegheny County 911 Dispatchers Union May Stage A Strike
• Loveland Police Chief Bob Ticer Hired To Run Police Department In Arizona
• No fare hikes on NJ Transit in 2022, Gov. Murphy says
• U.S.-Russian space station cooperation continues despite crisis
• Colorado State House Passes Ukraine Resolution
• Oak Park Restaurant, Gym Hope Lifting Of Mask Mandate Will Mean Return Of Business
• Attorneys For Jussie Smollett Ask For Change In Verdict Or New Trial As He Awaits Sentencing For Hate Crime Hoax
• FBI: Cryptocurrency Scams Cost Americans $1 Billion In 2021
• 'It's Just Time': The Illinois Mask Mandate Is Over And Many Are Happy About It
• Experts: End of mask, vaccine mandates does not mean pandemic is over
• New Jersey boy surfs for more than 600 days straight to raise money for charity
• Buttigieg says Biden will "continue to fight for" social policies
• Long Island parents looking forward to end of New York's school mask mandate
• Defense Blames Flint Water Crisis On Snyder Administration, Not Engineers
• Group of NYC doctors out to end racism in health care
• Several Smithsonian Museums Prepare For Post-Pandemic Re-Opening
• Man Shot, Killed While Driving In North Hollywood
• South Orange hoops star Isaiah Hill shines on Apple TV series Swagger
• California Lawmakers Seek To Divest Russian Investments 'Immediately' In Wake Of Ukraine Invasion
• As March Thaw Approaches, Pothole Season Officially Commences
• Commerce City Police: 4, Not 5, People Died In Highway 85 Crash
• Paralyzed soccer coach fears for his life at N.J. home every time it rains
• Art Briles Out At Grambling State Less Than 1 Week After Being Hired As Offensive Coordinator
• Miami Beach Schools Getting 'Stop The Bleed' Kits To Be Better Prepared For Emergency Situations
• 'Lit For Black Kids': Waltham Woman Opens Bookstore From Her Home
• Scott Peterson Lawyer Can't Shake Juror Testimony Over Trial
• Some fear scaffolding on Washington Heights corner contributing to subway crime
• Gov. Jared Polis Reveals New Look For Colorado Driver License, ID Cards
• Illinois And Chicago Mask Mandates Lifted: Here's What You Need To Know
• Senators ask Biden to shield Ukrainians from deportation
• Woman attacked with hammer at subway station needs month of rehab, brother tells CBS2
• 'It Is Devastating': Hallandale Beach Woman Says Uncle Is Fighting In Ukraine
• Ambridge Residents Get Creative After Massive Break At Water Plant
• 'The Future Of The Franchise Is Different Than The One I Signed Up To Lead': Derek Jeter Steps Down As Miami Marlins CEO
• Philadelphia Police Identify Burned Body Found Along Kelly Drive As 20-Year-Old Naasire Johnson
• Ukraine Seeks Ceasefire, Withdrawal in First Talks With Russia
• Multiple-Car Crash On I-695 In Lutherville Closes Multiple Lanes
• 'Some Bloody Accidents': West Loop Business Owner Wants More Signs, Immediate Changes At Dangerous Intersection
• Powdered Infant Formula Recall Expanded After Death Of 2nd Child
• Miami Beach Hotel Seeks Temporary Injunction To Stop Enforcement Of 2AM Alcohol Sales Ban
• Ex-Wilmington Police Officer Indicted For Excessive Force, Lying About Viral Incident, AG Says
• Richard Blum, Husband Of Senator Dianne Feinstein, Dies After Long Battle With Cancer
• Second-Alarm Fire At Redlands Apartment Complex Causes $1 Million In Damage, Displaces 15 Tenants
• Colorado Sues To Try To Force Cleanup Of Chemicals In Foam
• UN Releases Climate Report: What It Means For New England Residents, Economies
• Understanding The New CDC COVID-19 Mask Guidelines
• 'There's No Masks, Tomorrow': Swansea Students Celebrate End Of Mandate With 'Annie' Parody
• Man Shot, Critically Wounded In Bronzeville
• From Bad Luck To Good: How A Car Wreck Led To A $25,000 Maryland Lottery Win
• Minnesota Native In Ukraine Describes 'Soul Crushing' Loss Of Security
• 'To Provide Them With What They Need': Barrington Family Sets Up Facebook Fundraiser For Volunteers In Ukraine
• More Than 500,000 Flee Ukraine As Russian Invasion Enters Fifth Day
• Attempted Murder Suspect Leads High-Speed Chase On Orange County Surface Streets
• Congress drops mask mandate in time for State of the Union
• Maryland State Officials Cut Ties With Russia, Apply Economic Pressure
• Northwestern Alum Auctions Michael Jordan Game Ticket For $468,000
• Crystal Nurse Providing Path For African Americans To Enter Medical Field During Pandemic
• Man Accused Of Stealing $5,000 Worth Of Merchandise From Bethel Park Hardware Store
• Dolphins Challenge Cancer Has Record-Breaking Participation, Raising $7M For Cancer Research
• 'Whole New Generation' Turning To Food Pantries To Feed Their Families, After Double Whammy Of Pandemic And Inflation
• 'Incredible Ambassador For Wildlife,' Dallas Zoo Mourns Loss Of Capybara Named Fred
• Rare Disease Day: 3 Local Siblings Diagnosed With Same Never-Before-Identified Genetic Disorder
• Brandon Bostian Trial: Prosecutors Claim Amtrak Engineer Went Twice Speed Limit Around Curve Before Deadly Derailment
• Man Who Was Barricaded In Doral Home Taken Into Custody
• Buay Duol Gets Life Sentence For 2020 Murder Of Lavelle Jackson In Minneapolis
• For Johnny's Ice House's Resident 'Rogue Goalie' Mike Scott, 50 Years In Net Could Never Be Enough
• Hayward Police Investigate City's First Homicide Of 2022 After Man Found Fatally Shot Inside Home
• Manny Morales Appointed As Police Chief Of Miami Police Department
• Lauderhill Dog Shot, Killed After It Attacked Woman, Neighbor
• Hearing Held For Rashaun Jones, Accused Of Murdering Of Former Canes Teammate Bryan Pata
• Florida Congressman Ted Deutch Not Running For Re-Election
• MLB: Manfred, Union Meet On Deadline Day To Save Opening Day
• Isanti Woman, 68, Killed In Crash Near Zimmerman
• Coal Miner Killed In Accident In West Virginia
• Suspect Sought After Bank Robbery in San Francisco Mission District
• FIFA suspends Russian teams from all competitions "until further notice"
• James E. Williams Sentenced To Almost 17 Years For Sex Trafficking, Witness Tampering
• 'Something Has To Change': Neighbors Stunned After Man Shot Over Car Accident On South Street
• Clifton Heights Police Searching For Amazon Delivery Driver Who Shot Man After Minor Car Accident
• Massachusetts Reports 1,632 New COVID Cases, 7-Day Positivity Rate Drops Below 2%
• Colorado Parks And Wildlife Investigates Deer Poaching Near Naturita
• Black History Month: Garden Club Of Philadelphia And Vicinity's Legacy Continues To Blossom
• Many Massachusetts Schools Return From February Break With No Mask Mandate
• One Dundalk Woman Killed And Another Injured By Electrical Fires
• Former Juror Richelle Nice Grilled Over Book Deal, Prison Letters To Scott Peterson
• Big Rig Carrying Scrap Metal Overturns Off Highway Entrance Ramp In Lake Worth
• People Pack Into Ukranian Church In Denver For First Mass Since Russian Invasion Began
• Memorial Service To Be Held March 8 For HB Police Officer Nicholas Vella Killed In Helicopter Crash
• One Person Found Dead Near Bear River Bridge And Hwy. 70 In Sutter County
• U.S. expels 12 Russian diplomats at U.N. for "espionage activities"
• Man Pleads Guilty To Murder In Pittsburgh Motel Shooting
• UM-Dearborn Conducts Deer Cull To Cut Deer Population By More Than Half
• 'An Early Diagnosis May Have Saved His Life,' A Detroit Mom Working To Raise Awareness About Rare Marfan Syndrome
• International Criminal Court prosecutor to investigate potential war crimes in Ukraine
• Commerce City Police Investigate Murder After Man Found Shot To Death In The Street
• Brother's Brother Foundation Collecting Donations, Mobilizing To Provide Medical Help In Ukraine
• Woman Suffers Life-Threatening Injuries In Weekend Stabbing In San Francisco's Visitacion Valley
• Online Vehicle Auction Firm Copart To Pay $800,000 To Settle Hazardous Waste Violations
• 'We Want This to Stop': Frustrated Ukrainian Coloradans Speak Up At State Capitol
• NYPD: Student shot outside Brooklyn high school
• Philadelphia Resident Heading Back To Ukraine With Thousands Of Supplies For Native Country
• Former North Texas Youth Sports Referee Sentenced To 30 Years In Prison For Raping 13-Year-Old Girl
• Meter System On Denver Metro Area's Busiest Interstates Designed To Improve Traffic Flow
• Elmer Coreas Arraigned In Fatal Woburn Hit-And-Run
• Governor Hogan At Ukrainian Mass: 'Slava Ukraine'
• Michigan Lifts Mask Requirement For Many State Employees
• Community MVP: Catherine's Family & Youth Services
• Man Charged With Human Trafficking For Running Prostitution Operation In Columbia
• Baltimore Investing $41M In ARPA Funds In Recreation And Parks, Part Of $120M Improvement Plan
• Report: No 'Bad Blood' Between Bill Belichick, Josh McDaniels Over Assistant Coaches Heading To Vegas
• Celtics Officially Sign G League Sharpshooter Matt Ryan To Two-Way Contract
• Monday's Marshall Fire Benefit Concert Features An Amazing Lineup
• Florida Senate Backs Bolstering Police Recruiting
• Even Brookfield Zoo's Polar Bear, Hope, Is Enjoying The Warmer Weather
• Man Charged In Coon Rapids Homicide Awaits Extradition To Minnesota After Arrest In Nevada
• Denver Teen, Family Helps Others Around the World With Rare Disease
• Tuesday's Show Info. (3/1/22)
• Families across the country are fighting organ transplant discrimination
• Detroit Zoo Moves Birds Inside Due To Avian Influenza Concerns In Michigan
• Pittsburgh Paramedics Help Deliver Baby
• W&J Student Disenrolled For 'Personally Hurtful' Sign During Women's Basketball Game
• 1 Killed In Shooting In Southern Baltimore, Police Say
• Plano ISD Names Deputy Superintendent Theresa Williams Lone Finalist For Superintendent
• Burglar Ransacks West Hollywood Jewelry Store
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Warm Today, Colder Tomorrow
• San Francisco-Based Airbnb Offers Emergency European Housing For Ukrainian Refugees
• White House previews Biden's economic message ahead of State of the Union
• California, Oregon, Washington to end school mask mandates
• Target Increases Starting Pay To $24 An Hour For Some Employees
• Julian Edelman Posts Support For Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy
• No One Injured In Early Morning Estes Park House Fire
• Marty's Weather Blog: No Snow In Sight To Kick Off March
• 3 Orange County Children Died Of Omicron In Past 2 Months
• Agriculture Commission Nikki Fried Calls For Russia Divestment
• Colfax Man Arrested In Connection With RV Burglaries In Placer County
• 1st Capitol Riot Trial Has Wife Of Texan Guy Reffitt, Media And Public Barred From Courtroom
• For Ukrainians, home is no longer safe. But some are staying.
• Maryland Ends Sister-State Relationship With Leningrad
• Buffaloes Senior Evan Battey Hopes To Return To Boulder To Coach Someday
• Contra Costa Supes Consider Proposal To Build Condos On Former Palmer School Site
• Sebastian Lletget Makes His Mark On Revolution In New England Debut
• California, Oregon, Washington Ending School Mask Mandates
• Facebook/Meta Says It's Shut Down Pro-Russian Disinformation Network, Warns Of Social Media Hacking Operation
• Stockton Sees Multiple Armed Robberies Over One Day
• B.A.A. Offering Refund Or Deferral For All Ukrainian Runners Registered For Boston Marathon
• The Met Opera to stop working with artists who have ties to Putin
• What to know about Volodymyr Zelensky
• Pennsylvania Moves To Divest Holdings In Russian Assets
• Report: MLB Takes 'More Threatening Tone' With Players, Willing To Miss Full Month Of Games
• Bill To Cut Down On Fire Response Times Up For Debate At State Capitol
• Fireworks Mishap During Memorial Kills 28-Year-Old Michigan Man
• Police: 17-year-old Rakeim Wrighton missing in Brooklyn
• Polis Prepared To Welcome Ukrainian Refugees If Need Be
• World's largest cargo plane destroyed by Russian strikes in Ukraine
• Lt. Col. Vindman: West must not bend to Putin's "nuclear saber-rattling"
• Fire Destroys Valley Hotel Weeks Before It Was Set To Reopen
• Towson University Will Move To Optional Masking On March 1
• New Grand Rapids Police Chief To Receive Oath Of Office
• Sophia Schultz Charged With Arson, Assault In Lake Minnetonka Mansion Fire
• Musk activates free Starlink internet service in Ukraine
• Rikers reports 1st detainee death of 2022
• Florida COVID-19 Hospitalizations Continue To Drop, Now Below 3,000
• Gov. DeSantis Pick For DEP Secretary, Shawn Hamilton, Headed To Confirmation
• UPDATE: 4 Wounded In Shooting At Concord's Popular Dave and Buster's
• Man Told To Remove Jesus Christ Statue He's Had Outside His Sacramento Apartment For 15 Years
• Oakland Launches In-Person, One-Stop Permit Center
• Carrollton Resident Walks Away With $1 Million After Winning On Lottery Scratch Ticket
• UPDATE: Missing 85-Year-Old San Francisco Mission District Man Found Safe
• Growing Popularity Of Cryptocurrency Leading To Crypto Romance Scams
• Rite Aid Donates $900K To Support Healthy Food Programs In Detroit
• Yonkers volunteers sending medical supplies to Ukraine
• Colorado's First Gentleman Calls For Reintroducing Wolverines To High Country
• CTA Passenger Hit With Gun, Shots Fired At Grand Red Line Stop
• Balloons Released On Anniversary Of Unsolved Murders Of Carson Mother, Son Gunned Down In Front Of Their Home
• McKeesport Police Searching For 13-Year-Old Angie Herrera
• Parker County Woman Given Award For Life Saving Efforts To Save Boy During Dog Attack
• Pennsylvania Moves To Divest Holdings In Russian Assets
• Ukrainian girl celebrates 3rd birthday as war rages outside
• 3 Teens, 1 Adult Arrested After 16-Year-Old Killed In Failed Gun Robbery Attempt  
• Maryland Hospital Association Marks Upcoming Two-Year Anniversary Of COVID-19 Fight
• Frustrated And Furious Marshall Fire Victims Blast City Leaders Over New Green Building Codes: 'Why Make it So Hard for Us?'
• More School Districts In Illinois Going Mask Optional, But CPS Keeping Mandate In Place
• COVID In MN: Positivity Rate Dips Below 7%
• Aurora City Council Set To Vote On City Camping Ban
• Derek Jeter announces surprise departure from Miami Marlins
• Driver Killed In Tunnel Crash Near Fort Lauderdale Hollywood International Airport
• Thousands of protesters arrested in Russia as sanctions take toll
• Countless human remains found at cartel "extermination site" in Mexico
• Mask Optional On CU Boulder Campus Starting March 7
• Dawnn Jaffier's Memory Kept Alive With 8th Annual Light Of Dawnn Awards
• Florida Lottery Makes History With New Scratch-Off Game Offering $25M Prize
• United Center Going Mask Optional, But Will Require Proof Of Vaccination Or Negative COVID Test
• Delaware's State Of Emergency To End Tuesday
• Estée Lauder fires senior exec for offensive Instagram post
• Senator Coons hopes for Supreme Court confirmation by Easter
• Texas Expanding Lottery Sales With New QuickTicket Options At Kroger Checkout Lanes
• Derek Jeter announces surprise departure from Miami Marlins
• Daylen Kountz Finds Scoring Success With UNC Bears
• $295M Bel-Air Megamansion To Go Up For Auction
• Jackson to meet with lawmakers to begin Supreme Court confirmation process
• Walnut Park Father Miguel Rodriguez, Shot To Death In Hardware Store Parking Lot, Mourned At Candlelight Vigil In Long Beach
• Suspect Arrested In Sunnyvale Amber Alert Child Abduction
• Collin County Man Carlos DelBosque Arrested, Charged With Online Solicitation Of A Minor
• Man, 19, Found Dead Behind Anne Arundel County Funeral Home
• Patriots Mock Draft Roundup: Will Bill Belichick Go Offense Or Defense In First Round?
• Alexa Voice Assistant To Soon Help Find Telehealth Doctors For Non-Emergencies
• Road Closure In Place After Fatal Modesto Crash
• Gas Prices Rise 8 Cents In Massachusetts Amid Russia's Invasion Of Ukraine
• Massive Fire Tears Through Vacant Sherman Oaks Home
• MLB: It's Deadline Day To Save Opening Day, 162-Game Season
• Denver Weather: 2022 Has Been The Fourth Snowiest Year On Record So Far
• Searchers Find Bodies Of Colorado Snowshoer And His 2 Dogs In Avalanche Debris
• Target raises its minimum wage to as much as $24 an hour
• Spring-Like Week Ahead With Ample Sunshine And A Warming Trend
• Columbus Children's Foundation
• Pair Charged In Humboldt Park Carjacking
• COVID-19 In Maryland: Hospitalizations Dip Below 400 Patients
• Mountain Lion Found And Then Removed From Under Boulder Deck
• Teen Charged With Carjacking Woman At Gunpoint In Lincoln Park, Two Other Suspects In Custody
• LOCATED: Timoleon Kapadoukakis, 17, Last Seen In Maggie Daley Park
• More than 200,000 Ukrainians flee to Poland to escape Putin's attack
• Person Of Interest In Texas Homicide, Obed Pena Arrested In Mexico
• Start Of March Brings Below Average Temperatures, Several Chances For Snow
• Maryland Weather: Seasonably Chilly As We Say Goodbye To February
• COVID mandate changes: When and where you still need a mask and more
• Patriots Will Not Be Playing In Germany In 2022
• 25-Year-Old Man Carjacked At Gunpoint In North Center
• Pistons' End Skid vs. Hornets
• Cuban Migrants In Federal Custody After Making Landfall In Key West
• U.S. expands sanctions against Russia's Central Bank
• Driver Turns Himself In After Medford Hit-And-Run Leaves Woman Seriously Injured
• SoCal Record Label Looks To Create The Next Motown
• AAA: Florida Gas Prices Rise 4 Cents Following Russian Invasion Of Ukraine
• First Alert Weather: CBS2's 2/28 Monday afternoon forecast
• College QBs Journey From Prison To Motivational Speaker Is A Life Lesson For Dallas ISD Students
• UPDATE: Malfunctioning Berkeley Tunnel Door Slows BART's East Bay Commute
• Larson Get's First Win Of Season At Fontana
• Following An Increase Over The Years, One Group Along With Law Enforcement Strive To Solve Homeless Population At O'Hare Airport
• NFL Will Consider Yet Another Proposal To Change Overtime Rules
• Former President Donald Trump Won CPAC Straw Poll
• PTL Links: Feb. 28, 2022
• Target Seeks To Entice Workers With Pay Of Up To $24 An Hour
• Baltimore Police Investigate Shooting Death Of 33-Year-Old Man
• Warm, Humid Final Day Of February
• Missing Baltimore Man, 23, Found Fatally Shot In The Head
• Black History Month: Jim Colzie Remembered For Being A WWII Veteran, Negro League Ball Player & 'Super Dad'
• Four-Alarm Fire Rips Through Pallet Yard In Rubidoux
• Russell, Ayala Lift Maryland Past No. 22 Ohio State, 75-60
• What Will Patriots Do With J.C. Jackson This Offseason?
• Jury Selection Begins In Trial Of Guy Reffitt, The Texas Man Charged In January 6 Capitol Riot
• ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes
• Dolphins Reportedly Wanted To Pursue Tom Brady As Quarterback, Partial Owner This Offseason
• Target Raising Starting Wages In Some Places To Entice Workers
• Dallas ISD Mask Mandate Expires, Students And Staff Now Have Options
• 25 People Forced Out Of Homes Into Cold As Fire Spreads To 3 East Boston Buildings
• Gloucester-Based Film 'CODA' Takes Top Honors At SAG Awards
• Smiling Faces Get Free Rides on Centennial Wheel At Navy Pier Monday
• Russia's ruble worth less than 1 cent after West sanctions
• Nervous Kyiv residents venture out to stock up after weekend lockdown
• Red Sox release prospect after series of racist, anti-Semitic tweets
• New York lifting statewide school mask mandate, NYC expected next week
• WATCH LIVE: Philadelphia District Attorney's Office To Announce Conviction, Sentencing Of Man Accused Of Shooting Couple In 2019
• 2022 Midterm Elections: What To Know Ahead Of Texas' Primary
• Window to reverse climate change suffering almost closed, U.N. warns
• Longwood Gardens Opens Doors To Newly Restored Orchid House
• Avalanche kills snowshoer and his dogs: "Companions to the end"
• Sheriff: Crookston Man Arrested After Trying To Start Woman's Home On Fire
• Man, 27, shot on L train platform in Brooklyn
• 2 Dead, 10 Injured In Weekend Shootings Across Chicago
• March Madness Games Returning To Pittsburgh At PPG Paints Arena
• 1 Dead, 6 Hospitalized After Crash In Foley
• Help For Ukraine
• After Little To No Help From Authorities, Families Lead The Search For Mexico's Missing
• "Show this to Putin," says doctor unable to save girl hit by shelling
• Major League Baseball's Deadline To End Lockout, Start Season On Time Is Monday
• MN Weather: Light Snow, Mild Temps Throughout The Week
• Almost half of 500 million free COVID tests still unclaimed
• 3 dead after car crashes off Henry Hudson Parkway onto Amtrak tracks below
• 16-Year-Old Boy Shot And Killed On Near North Side
• Analyzing A TikTok Trend: Is Tongue Scraping Safe, And Is It A Good Idea?
• Dallas Police End Search After Critical Missing Apolonio Buenrostro Found Safe
• Retired Florida SWAT Officer Curtis Reeves Acquitted Of Fatally Shooting Fellow Moviegoer Over Cellphone Use
• Police: Man Robbed, Shot At CVS Pharmacy In Miami
• Chicago First Alert Weather: Temperatures Near 50 Degrees Monday
• Police Investigating Deadly Shooting In Philadelphia's Fairhill Neighborhood
• "CODA," deaf actors, Will Smith big winners at SAG Awards
• Maryland Weather: Chilly Last Day Of February
• New Jersey Couple Finds Pearl Worth Thousands During Dinner At The Lobster House In Cape May
• Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board Removes All Russian-Made Products From Fine Wine & Good Spirits Shelves
• For Black Americans, living longer impacts health and wealth
• Pittsburgh Weather: Sunny Skies, Mild Temperatures
• Some School Districts Relax Guidelines After CDC Eases Recommendations On Indoor Mask-Wearing
• Recall Issued On 8,000+ Baby Teethers Due To Choking Hazard
• 'Black History Was All Day, Every Day' Interim Suffolk County D.A. Kevin Hayden Inspired By Legacy Of Late Father
• Vacant Row Home Fire In West Baltimore Displaces 12, Injures Firefighter
• Man Accused Of Fatally Stabbing Wife In Woodbury Wants Confession Thrown Out
• Friends Mourn 20-Year-Old Woman Killed In Home Explosion
• Michael Keaton Wins SAG Award For Performance In 'Dopesick'
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• Ukrainian and Russian delegates complete first round of peace talks
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